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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
NovRMsER l8
CHARLESTON, Nov. :.

MorfaIryof SaUaanah.--A letter received
yeslerd.y 1, om 3avsonsh, dated 3ist ullimo,
says" The sex,,o told ma yesterday he had
turicd i24 pc, sons this month, and inclsd,
log ibis day, in oil probability the number
viii be SO for the month ct Oet. I; and lhis
IN a population which !, not su2poned' 10 us
pre- zen, reduced state, To exceed $500 o. 1900
souls"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

Mr. L.mu.i RoJcrts OF Wintonbury, {
raised the present season from one seea,
three buadrea Sqssshs!. W Jsrssy "A.
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4 900 700
PRLyIDkNCk, N,

fRCNlDkNCk, NOV. 10.
The case of the big Is, OF Bristol, w"s 81
ed before the Disitict Cou't IN this town, on
Thursday last, when said brig, armament,
&c. was deGreed forfeited for violation Of
The law Of The ,Uniled States, prohibiting The
fitting ont OF vessels i0r the scivjce ol Spain
or The Patrio,..-AD appeal was en,e,ed by
the claimant to the Circuit Court, whioh COM
mesces i,s Move a,ber tcim in this town this
Gay.
EovRm5ER l8
Yesterday. the Coi,ed States Circoi,
Court commenced a session io this towo,
when LEANED add Instructive charge was
delivered TO the G.snd ~Jusy, by his Honor
Judge Sto'ya Its uoders,ooc, 'ha, ssre'sl
Cases iu,ow,ng important legal points, will
be tried al the present te'm.--The clsi'nsni
having appesled, the cssr Of the brig viii
come under the eopsiders,ion Of the CoCe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
JOHN ADAMS.

Extract ofaietter .Ij'on, one Of the Commits
SionerS ON the put NJ the colony of French
snieropts, rbo oye dboa IN SrttIe Bea,' me
confluence ofthe Alabama apd JomJigby,
to aJrieHd an Phitodc'phia, dated
MOBILE BAY, May Goth.
After a passage OFF days from the
capes OF Delaware, we have arrived with
IN sight Of these shores, which not soul
had ever seen before I'VE had, however,
very narrow escape, at the moment when
about TO gain this real land of promise
we were gliding gently along under favor
OF pleasant breeze, lead i5i hand. when
suddenly from nine fathom, we made on
w two fathoms or twelve feet, and before
we could haul off, grounded You NAV
conceive the feelings ofour associates un-
der all our circumstances. However. we
were fortunate IN possession ofcapt. John
Nc Cloud, a mind experienced, collected
and intrepid his activity, presence Of
mind, and excellent temper, were not dis
tufbed by the indscrect conduct, orthe de-
sparot some on board whose inprudcnce
sud want OF scifpossession might have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22
NEw-YoRK, Aug. 81, 1890.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Mr.. ADAMS.
(SECRETA
"
UNITED STATES. Auo. 81 I7Qn

UNITED STATES, Aug. 81, 1890.
Provided the dispute between Great
Britain and Spain should come 10 The de
cislon OF aims, from a variety of circum-
stances Individually unimportant and in
elusive, but very much the reverse when
compared and combined there is no
doubt in my mind, that New Orleans
and the Spanish posts above ii, OH the
Mississippi, will be among the first at
tempts of The former, and that the reduc-
ton Of them will be undertaken by q COM
bined operation from Detroit.
The consequences of having so formida-
ole ami enterpriSing people as the Bril-
tlSh on both our TANKS and rear, with
their navy in front, as they respect our
western settlements, which may be sedu-
ced thereby, as they regard the security
OF the union and It's commerce with tie
West-Jndies, are too obvious TO need emu
meratIOn.
What then should be the answer of the
executive of the United States to Lord
Dorchester, III case be should appIv for
permission TO march troops through the
territory of the said states from Detroit TO
the Mississippi
What notice ought 10 be taken of the
measure, If II sIouldb he undertaken with
out leave, which is tile most probable pro-
ceediDg of the two
MIR. Adams will oblige the President of
the United States by giving his opinion
III writing OH tic above statement.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
AlT. ADA&s.
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GnMOND, VIRGLNIa TUESDAY, JULY %, tst7.

E[nR SAT-. That yauahe farr. ahort one mile from
the Bowlny Green in the county OF Caroline, ca led
isofNEH pCIhIER. containing between II aud
ito"o acrsabont OF 1t cleared inclined to pur
chase. VIII give in tneiT Col A. Richie of Is
sen ~ the ~ 81 July, stating the prices they are wn:
10 give, aud the terms of payment they desIrs-These PIC,
positions will he acted ON in Juiy. by the subscribed
ARCB'D. X. RUFFiN,
HduSer-I oun, Stokes
County, N. c.
April 5, IOe-,f
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been fatal with a man of less manly AMI
less reSoiute disposition he may fairly
be SAID TO have saved every persCn on
board by his iirmneSs and discretion. Nv
ms good disposition we were enabled TO
| obtain succour from Tort Rovtr !; boat
from which put oil under its intrepid and
gerous commanding officer, 1T. Il. Zeal.
OF the artillery, and capt. Bourke former
~ OF the 5rmy, who happened TO be ar
the fort. Fhese two gallant men with
four privatcs put oil on discovering our
situation, and succeeded in carr, my our
passengers on shore, a.icr greet and per-
svvcriag fatigue II Is by men like these
whose profession inures them to danger
and prlvaIlOns unknown IN common lite,
that the greatest acts of generosity are
usually displayed not content with res
cung us from the danger of wreck, thew
conducted us into the fort, and with an
attention the most unaf c;ed, taught us
TO forget the danger we had escaped, and
TO bless the circumstance which endbl 4
us 10 ENJOY their generosity, hospital
Ityand kindness :tlierewas nothing which
the country could afford which we were
not provided with, and they have left o'l
our hearts impressions of gratitude which
time cannot efiace.
Our vessel being lightened, and ha-
wing suffered no injury, moved into the
channel, and having obtained the requl-
site information to proceed ts our deSti-
nation, the same kindness which had
flown TO our relief, and contributed 10
our comfort and qualification on shore,
conducted us OH board, end accompani-
ed by such variety Of refreshments, and
acts OF goodness, exercised towards in
dVlduals whom they had never before
seen, but who fortunes and destines
appear To have found i'm t..eir generous
hearts noble sympathy; lhp iurnisi,, dus
with letters introduction to the r fir ends.
II Is impossible TO commun cat the sense
we entertain OF the k ndnpss w have ex-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ascend the Mo-
bile river, from whence YOU shall hear
from me again
The country on the margin of the
sea pres MIS- q scene ofthe highest uxnri-
ance. The foliage brighter than yourmore
northern climate: this bay is young sea,
and appears 10 be unbounded; bat tits
too soon 10 give YOU any ideas of Dis
tHct landscape, or 10 speak 10 you of
soil which we have scarcely touched, and
that towards which we are approaching
too remote yet TO be seem"
United States six per cent. stock, at
the latest dates, was selling at los ID in
The London market, We are delighted
al the certainty which Su Il news affort-,
that the paper age is al an end. The
present evil OF a variation IN The value of
bank paper. according to its distance
from the place whence 1t is issued, must
be as Temporary as IT is ridiculous. 1t is
nj any tlme-in the power OF half dozen
state banks to cure 1t.
Nat. Int. JuYv 10.
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April

E,NpR SALi.-A very >aiuahie Tract or LSN ~
containing about 32I acres within about ulle and
nan fthc BROOK iere'H and Handsomely situated in
pesithN AMI agreeable neigiihrrhood. part ~ this
lana Is very tettic-more than half IL in wood and
The srfacr part Of that, uctWObLe Iirbc ihere at
81 "nthis Lan fine sprung Of excellent water These
s'n,Ses ('iih that "fa good road The city OF Rich
n"un) make th,s very desirable TiUcf fqpd and
worth The attention ofthose desro OF vesing money
real .sfiie.
For i'ERUy. which will he very eccoms,od.tinr ap-
ply t" Mt !. owen. At the Brooke Tavern or 10
HoncNre, Robinson 5. PieaSants.
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Treasury Department., ,irle Ith Isi7.
al Office is hereby given--1'hat at NEE
L Y ting of the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, held ON the 18th day Of March, !si7 il
entitled, :. am Act 10 provide for the redemp
ton of tie public debt" passed on the Sd day
OF March, 1917, should be carried into effect
as far as the same might be practicable and
that in pursuance of the said resolution, JuIi-
ns y. Daudridge, cashier of the office of dis
count aud deposit at Richmond, has been M.
pointed agent under the superiniendance OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury, TO make pur-
chaSss CT stock of tho United States within the
limits, prescribed by law and to whom all per-
sons, DESTROYS Of dsposing of their stock, will
make application.
WILLIAM IT. CRAWFORD.
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Time 90. I3-tf
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ing letters, II is necessary distinctly ioslate
that haOt one of tie gentlemen therein named
irere consulted. To them All apology is
due. The excelIency of the letters must
be that apology:
u S. FrigGte Inn, Boston,
l7h April, 1917.
To C,ptain OLIVER II. PERRY, oftie q.
%dfeS' May.
YOu are now about TO relincuis!l the
command of the Java, and we perhaps to
separate from YOU forever; VIII Won per-
init us, with the deepest regret, at the
loss of one with whom we have been so
long associated, TO lay before Won the ira
butte of our gratitude and esteem
We have seen you In every vlclsSHude
incident to the tumultuous profession OF
arms, and every thing has contributed ia
augment the exalted esteem which our
hearts spontaneously formed, when we
first had the honor f. be known to YOU.
Whether in the hour Of perilous achieve
ment, of uncqualltd triumph and success
or while laboring under unexpect d
and undeserved adversItN-Or III the calm
and quiet circle of domestic felicity we
have ever behold the same selEde, otcd-
ness and TcsOlution-ihe same mistaken
tortItude and patience, and the same dit
1t has b Ell well said, that we are not
TO form an estimate of man while ca
reeriug in greainess-amil the terrific din
of armS-surrOunde by tie spoils of The
conquered, and arrayed in the trophies oS
victory. The picture is too dazzling for
the mind to retire behind IFS brightness
AMI perceive the human weakness ofthe
idol. No, Sir, il is in moments of adver-
sity-of desolate prosperity that hui
man nature rises superior To its common
attributes, and partakes the qualities of a
higher or or Of intelligence. The per~
sonal shafts OF calumnly will in vain he
directed against the rock Of consCienfi-
Gus recliiude. And in This highest re-
ward Of man, the appreciation of his con-
science, YOU must be supremacy hlesl--
possessing the conviction Of having de-
voted a valuable life 90 the service Of
your Country--to The proud FL walton Of
its character-and of having created an
era in its annals which will survive the
changeful passions of tie present age.
and live hereafter IN the progressive I'M
provemeut ofsOciety.
We, sir, owe on 10 common obl:gati-
Ons-they come home to "our business
and orr bosoms." During a year of pain
fiil aud unexpected separation from the
dearest ohje' t. Of your affections, Won
have ever been diligent IN contributing a.
our comforts, and Jealous .n promoting
our interests. We ave visit d I gcthcr
tho.e spots Which first awakened youth
ful emotions, emotions at interest, snd
we're among our earliest associations ct
instructive DELIGHT With you, who hgvc
/ contributed so largely 10 ih ory Of TIE
| present 0ge, ve ave trcd 2 oil consc-
| Grated bv cla-s cal recoilectio1s, ana by
l Al 4 a f,,sf.
| fines. As Tony ~ emory continues ~
| unimna,red vigor, wtll this constitution
/ ct our provdcst reflections, aud you VII
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NOTICE. hereby forwarn all persons from trading
for BoRc, executed by me To Richard Beaten,
fOT The sum OF hundred dollars, dated the iuth OF
March, 1917 ana payable the 10th of September theiea
ter.
do not conceive myself b0Iud 10 pay the said bond,
asu was given for the purchs OF negro, which Is n"t
by any means such said Boten warranted "a oe. aud
shall certainly refuse 10 until compelled by law
WA. ANDERSON.
yuly Ioysxs
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a DN ERrIsEMtN C.ih he subscriber eoneinl ia,es -
"a present that the close of the next General rs
.einy virginia. settle himself either IA tlt CITY of
Richnond the borough of Ncrlnk, In consequence NJ
which he Offers private safe the following properly
L.
Situation which he resides well known. and dis
tiuguisicd the of the fruSS Hcys in Tie county
of Southampton. This situation 4 vcrl pleasant and
desTablvrpe. The improvements large two story
brick dweilnghpuse, with three and pas
sage beinw, above stairs, all finished in
the best brick store house, sufficiently
pncious for any country business and stand for doing
business surpassed by in the lower country,
LARGE cottor-uachjne house with excellent rachine
therein, stables, carraEcouse, and al other usefnl
houses THE contains about 400 acres equal
70 any land the ueiskboThood
Two LOTS, in the town of pelield in the county Of
Gre~nsvs. on of them, is a large story stone
house, present IN the occupancy NeSsrs. Hobbs <
bailey. ON other Lot, private dwelling house with
3 ropms below stairs, kitchen, sc.
And, Monday the 81 day of November next he will
sell, public sale for ready money, ~ - likely
snia born SLAVES, with thecrop isenmade stock, &c.
&c.
The terms for the property in Belfeld and this sitna
zion, shall be accommodates, liberal creditand
possession given the day Of December next.-Apy
rerson wishing view rhe Lots. know the Terms will
make application Doct. Robert H. STARK BraNton
Hobinson Esq. in BeldeId the Subscriber, at the
Cross Keys. REM. w. JOHNSTON.
!1GBG. Il2-D
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IL AoLlN.-ihe estate under this appelation consists
y OF about lho acTest - the situation which was oc-
cnped during the late warby the army General Porter
held, commonly called E" CAMP HoiLY The greater
portion OF the land is OF the best quality for grass or ra
more than haf OF IL Is IN woods aud some ye-y good
OAK timber: lying Four Ne Greek and Bsileys Run
hn'h navigale 20 ffCo scveralsrs the one vast onap
her stoneware manuiactory heretofore DISTINGUISHED
'"' Us excellent wares-its superiority and
V""yoser a'iother cays these purposes vet disco
Vcch n tins part Of The United States aud for peculiar
advantages IN many respects inviting HbfrdL cnpi0f
WIN me greatest certainty ample returns for their dis
huiSenents From recent addition Of artist only
me present operations promise monthly product m a
!" 900 doiaTshe buildings equal in all respects TO
small expense &
. his valuable property is offered for sae.-Persons
dsposed 10 purchase will be pleased direct their e,-
qiries on the subject to Mr. Thomas TAYLOR of Rich
ndnd or to the proprietor on the premises.
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
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Z AND bGENcI.-A. Ian N, of Chhcothe, (ohio,)
81 viii uansaci agency business respecting lands IN
mat quarter OF the couniias purchasing entering, sell
Ing paying over taNesy giving Information to ITS 81
tuaUn, quality, &C.
RO6re3ccS.-R. Patton, Ir. Esq. Fredericksburg No
ses Pilisiury, Esq. Petersburg Charles MITCHELL Esq.
Rat,noie Charles Channcey, Esq. Philadelphia J. ".
Bracket and Thomas Iescnden, EsqTs. Newl Geo.
Homer, Esq. Boston.
Jnty Is. 2i-5ts
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Y The Editors of the National nteliigencer Cwash.
ugton land Beacon (Norfok will inset the aboye twice
week for four weeks, forward their accounts to
this Office for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22

" Elbow SriNGS, MONTGOMERY County, Ya.-The
4 subscriber sndris his grateful his friepd.
"I the hhera announcement offered b,m during the lime
ne attended To this establishment them that
ne VIII during the approaching season. again take upon
himsetthe management and direction aud pleg-
es himself than he will do all in HE power to render The
time ot those who may wish him asreeabe as possible
those who nave made use of hIs valuable water IL
deemed useless to say any hingto Others IL is only
Thought necessary tina, thry should fair trial OF
1t, to he pleased with its Elects.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Jh'yl II. Ig-tllAs
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-
E4'SoPIS MlLL-STONES.-Tbr SiiDscriners will he
receiving in few days. quantity of Esonm, uili.
Stones, which they will sell lew for cs = ard .ypect 10
kerpa Constant supply OF the,u. Gentlemen c4sron, of
purchasing tiat KIND, he supplied AT y-ty short no.
tice, # We have not them hand.
.JoA.-s0n s Watkins.
lame To- N -.
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M AhSIIABs SALi,--by virtue Of decree Of the 81.
A'A peHnr Court ~ Chaucery Tor the Richmond Dis
ric. pronounced oS the 7h day ~ FehTuary 1917 in
cause irrsu depending between the United States Of
mcrca, hy william Win their attorney and Robert Ran.
anph and Carter EcTkey, Charles Carer OF
shirley, plaintiffs. against Sarah Hyiton widow and ad
wiustaifX of U1uiei T.. IviiOH, deed. and others
icrfanis will he Sold atpubc auction AT the front door
~ the Bell Tavern. in the Cilv ~ Richmond at FIVE q.
clock IN theeveniHg Saturday the 10th day If Auast
CO. on ChckahoFiuy swamp containing nv deed ofnior
gage rom william Daudrdge and SusauHs his WIFE of
the county Of New-Kcnt, IN Edmund Randoinh and
Charles Garter. of Shirley fire htVdred amt f0rfr a.
1900, and is recorded IN the once % the General Court
Also, all that TTqcf ~ ITnd lying in the County ~
New Kent. conveyed Nv The ahuve.naued ftanddcr aud
wife ~ the deed above referred TO- hs
randolph anh Carter feyc"st that part purchased Ivy
John Hyou supposed 10 contain ON hundred qn4 w en-
~ acres and 20 De hc South side of the rrad leading
o. Chamberlavue's Mhi.
Turns of Sakr-SiV and fvofvc r-r~nlhS credit bonds
with approved security and decd of trust mon the pro-
pery, 10 secure the purchase money.
j. GuHrRtNT, y. s. q. G. P. y.
ss..............
The first named Trac, NJ 2rd in Tho shore sa-er,e.
nen is situated H the county VI icnrco on
my swamp adjoining the lands of William Savage John
White, decd. and MTs. Cartier fifteen miles bein, Tire
City Of Ricluond three hnudrcd acres Of which is
swamp low grounds, suc hundred Of which may 81
small expense, De made fist rate meadow wing an 81.
dyest 'e sons ~ pleasure. The HIGH lands afford sn.
Client tuberfor the use Of plantation.
Persons DESTROYS ofvicwinr IBIS ~ iand sre 70.
qnesiei 10 eau ON Mr. Fielding Pollard The tensnl vbo
will 'hcw the land.
The purchaser vii have se liberty IN sow Grain his
tail' aud possession ist of January. lsis.
Jnig4. -" l ids
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IAWE subscriber has The pleasure TO announce To- IN.
public, that he has with greet care provided hi,ns.
with easy and strong carriages, and good gentle bor
ss ahu steaoI ana experienced drivers for the Lire o
He pledges himself thar nothing shah az any time he
wanting on his part to accommodate ladies aud gentle.
men, who may choose tOtIavsl ON this route.
The Stage leaves Richmond every Monday wednesday
and Fitayarrives at Norfolk every Tuesday Thursday
and satnTday-ieaves Norfolk every Mopday Wednehda,
aud satuTdayand arrives at the drs p,sce
every Sunday, TUESDAY and Thursday
williamsburg, Julyll. 1887
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-22

THE above Line Of Stages starts from and arrives at
the Unio" Hotel, in Richmond, Kept by
H. BIJTIER
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NEW GOODS he subscribers at the market Hrige
= next door 10 Nessrs. Dicks, Moore co. are now
yeceivnc, large and geueIa assortment OF Fresh Goods
bOnGh; the present reduced prices in NewYoTk and
Philadelphia which will Ne sold upon unusually accom-.
Inodating terms, for cash.
DAVID & WV. KYLE.
Tnne o. ,5st
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DOMESTIC,

The foLlo7ping Letters. tjom Gen. Washington
to President Adams, then Vice President,
and las reply, mere communicated by the
latter Jor publication IN NiLes'S Weekly Re
gfster.
NEwYoRK, Aug. 81, 1870.
Being very DESTROYS of obtaining
such aids and information as will enable
me To form just opinion upon the sub
ject of the enclosed paper, in case the e.
vents therein mentioned should take
place; have takes the liberty TO submit
1t to you for your consideration, request
ing that YOU wall favor me with an opini-
on thereon.
With very great esteem and regard, I
am, Sir, your most obedicut, humble ser
want,
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Mr.. ADAMS,
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Z AND FOR SALg.-ln pursuance OF a decree Of the
u superior Court Of Chancery the Richmond Dis
fc will be sod. The 2nd day Of August next on the
premises, the TRACT OF LAND, on which the tate Nr
frederick Argyle resided, upon credit Of three annual
pdynehts-he whole carrying interest the 25;h Ne
cenlber next at which time possession will Re given
Wththe privilege ~ seeding crop Of WHEAT Il Fa
ueed "i trust VIII he required on the premises Sc
cure The payment of the purchase money.
lhs tract contains by estimation 1920 acres Of land
Ige portion OF which isin woods, and is good tonaccn
lahd VI rs bounded on one side by Beaverdam Crrek
Whru affords considerable quantity Of very valuable
pay and II joins the trsct on which Goochiand court
mouse IS situated, ana is about thirty miles from the civ
OF Richmond, ina good neighbonrhood and not more
ihan one aud half miles from James River This and
so very good qualify and susceptible ola hrh degree
o' Improvement. II will be sheWn by Mr. John Martin
Itsn'l9 on me premises or Ivy myself living in the
"e't"'Y"'nV'o' ISAAC CUHD. Err.
Goochlana County JnIy D. 80 ~ "
inc above sale is POSTPONED until tie olst ~ Apcrs,
neNt ~ consequence of the first not having been
a long as ne decree under which The land il 10 he sold
Icutires IL should have heen OniIat ,y he sale a. m m
'itlgriy take place on the premises
l. CURD. mr. NJ
~ ~
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June2o.

HANoVER LAND FOR SALE. / viii soil, TRACT
\ OF LAND, lying ~ che county Of Hanover on Inc
waters nj Cedar and Mill creeks within ahnnt ,wen-
~ miles Of Richmond. The tract contains about $40 A.
cTes auds believed IN be altogether equal 10 any and
W maj neghborhood, considerable portion Of it being
Low Grounds. A turnpike is conteuplgted tn be ran
within short distance OF 1t.
The TERMS will be liberal and accommodating.
Inrc q. - 80
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AJ0TlCF--Fhe Ass'rnHes Of Wight Z. Horns hacirr
been furnished with Ponds lta ready o. pay me 80
raining hreehnhs Of he balance of the debts which re
manned nUrad after the final dividend NJ said Estate -
They are also furnished ~ funds payment n The
balance Of the debts proved afan fez l.. Wight indvid
ually Apply 40 the Cornulg-.fIouse OF JOSEPH
MAIsN- yAHe q, V-fC