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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-22
Gunston for Sale.

UNHIS elegant estate is situated on the
Potomac. Is miles below Alexandria
--it Is bounded on three sides by the foto-
mac and Pohick creek, and contains nearly
!, zoo acres of land, level and fertile, 10
which are attached six shad ana herring
s,Leries. two Of which command The r.
vel channel. This land will be laid on IN
en,r tracts. so as 10 have one or more hsn-
sr;es to each these tracts will be again az,
y;ded II requisite. This estate islevei and
Beautifully situated, very fertile, ana re.
alarkabiy healthy. Plaster ac's WIN an
affect equal to that OF any part OF Virginia
or Pennsylvania.--l have used oUU ouSneis ;
N twelve months, and such rs It's benenc,ai
operation, that were | to keep thu land
s6ould considerably increase the quantity.
A manufacturing mill is distant about TWO
miles on a stream navigable for vessels
carrying 1900 bushels of wheat, where the
Baltimore and Dist. of Columbia prices are
piyen for grain: being bounded on sides by
water. small extent only OF fence IS ne
eassary TO inclose the whole: 1t would be
admirably adapted to grazing. The ini-
80 provements are large and very
hT substantial brick mansion, ~ by
~ NAni ~ ISCt, WIN C'SiJ ~ '-'.
house, three commodious barns,
houses for Negroes, and fish houses at each each
OF the fisheries. 10000 bricks and 1oOo
bushels of lime are just burnt on the pre-.
misses. There. is considerable extent OF
1--we fence, both useful and ornamental, two
orchards OF well selected apples and peach,
besides an abundance of other choice trult.
More than $50 acres are in clover, goo IN
corn, aud land is in preparation Tor sowln
ESQ bushels of small grain. Any quantity
of hay can be cut from the low grounds,
some Of which [and all might, have been
reclaimed at triding expense Inc river
and creeks, abound with wildtowl, partl-
culariv canvass backs, the woods with deer
AMI 4 variety Of other game. Mules, cat
he. highly improved sheep, farming nien-
sels and household furniture can be bad.
The terms of sale viii be accommodating
Property in any of the cities, negroes, bank
stock. western lands, or lands near the
RiIge, will be taken in pnynent. --,Letsers
n.sl be addressed to me at pohick Church,
FairE,x county, Virginia.
September 4 GEORGE MASON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-22
yaln,bIe Property for Sale.

TIME subscriber is desiriotis oil selling a
handsomely situated farm, on Hunting
creek. in Fairfax county Virginia, adloIn-
mr. the Mount Vernon estate AMI the lands
M general Thomson Mason. four miles from
teyanaria, containing about $40 acres, 50
of which are in w0oi-i0 10 so in thriving
meadow Of clover and Smothiy--a part OF
the residue recently seededwlth wheat ans,
rye, and clover, last sprins--the whole en-
closed with new post and ran 'ence.-
The improvements are, comfortable and
g. convenient frame dwelling house
&Tn and kitchen, smoke house, poultry
4aIa house ,granary aud stables. There
Es&s j. on this place a. rich and produc-
i've garden, an,. large body OF marsh mea-
dow from which may be saved annually
100 ions of hay, nearly asnutricOus as The
hest timothv or cloYer.-With the farn
would he sold a number of very valuable
horses. cows aud sheep; Wagon, carts, ana
variety offarming utensils aud household
and Kitchen furniture; corn, oais ana rye,
and 40 tons hay. Also, adjoining the one
above described, farm containing LOO
acres, recently enclosed, on which IS
-. brick hdaisc, which triaing ex-
&Hf oense would render comfortable.
The soil is excellent, and consi-
Ankslderab part might be easily con-
7erted into meadow lit would De sold with
the other or separately. Also, number OF
valuable servants, male and female. 10
prevent unnecessary application, he would
observe, that hey will only be sold to per-
sons residing in the District or its vicinity,
and not 10 be carried fromit. The sub
scriber will also sell the greater part OF his
household firniture,w which isnew and hand
some. For terms of all or any part Of the
a,,,ve property, apply 70 NO8LEF HER
BERT, ess OF 49,, -
OF FRANCIS ADAMS, 'r.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-22
For Rent.

i sx A very convenient dwelling house
IN the lower part Of Royal-st i'd
7sas Joining the house now occupien ny
S.l Mr.. Generes. Possession may ne
had Immediately. ooy.
January !
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-22

TNHIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
i bic fragrance as for its efficacy IN the
cure of recent ca.arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry ID the unlyersi-
ty Of Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF tue
most respectable gentlemen OF the faculty
in the United States-It is also particular
iy recommended by DR. Warehouse, late
professor Of the theory and practice OF ph!y-
sic, In the above seminary--whose certif-
cate accompanies each bot'le.-Sold ny
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.,
Sole Agents for Alexandra.
September "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11
MAIL ROBBER.
PsIice Office, City Of NeU York, ,
E.hruor.. Eti, ION


The following is all accurate description of
ths third mail rObbsr not yet taken, known by
she name of Derezeau at the house he boarded
No IL, Van dewafer.stTeet in this city, and
none other, unless the appeation, in common,
Of Doctor between e and 80 years Of age
6 feet, III inches high, straight ard well Bade-
moves quick, erect, and with military gait
one hand commonly inside the breast of his
c0st--stout frame, but not geshy- face rather
Dyal-Freuch complexoD-light brown hair,
which behind touches the cape of ais coat, aud
:mnrd mp from the forehead in front-light
blue eyes--gOpd toeth-round chIn--lIiiD nose
the end OF whicbisred-light brown whisk ers of
q circular shape speaks broker EagIish-ialks
very qrick-SpeaksF French and Spanish wore
an old blue coat, waistcoat aud pamtaloons also
blue--a pair of boots, tops cnt off to appear
like Wellington boots-old French shaped
round bat, rim rather fat-diTty linen, aud
black silk neck handkerchief
The editors Of papers throughout the United
States will please publish the above a few
tiucs, and be careful that it shall be copied
accurately.
II is obvious that Derezeau will in AL proba-
5ilitS change his clothing
Nv order Of the Police Magistrates.
X. STEPHENS, Assistant Clerk.
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DEDICATION OF THE CHURCH OF ST
IOCEpH

CHILIlcorHE, Ohio, Jan. - 1.-The above is
the first Roman Catholic Church ever erected
ln this state. Ii is situated two miles and an,
half IN southeast direction from Somerset,
Perry county, on "A high and pleasant ground,
commanding fine prospects the surrounding
cuuutry-
On Sunday, the 9Th of December last. this
church was opened aud solemnly dedicated to
Almighty God. under the patronage of Saint
Joseph The divine mysteries were with deep
solemnity celebrated by the Rev. Nicholas ~.
Young; aud pathetic and appropriate dis
course was pronounced 10 a numerous audience
by the Rev. Edward Fenwick.
P.S. The above named reverend gentlemen
have emigrated from Kentucky, and will reside
tor the futare at the aforementioned place.
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SENATORIAL ELECTION.

NEW YoRK, February 5....We have only
time TO say, that the following is the result of
Ahc attempt to elect senator TO congress on
Monday last. The senate attempted to make
= choice, which resulted ~ follows: Young 10,
King J, Spencer 10, Yates T. la The assembly
the vote stood for Young -, hng Is, Spencer
ST. john Wells I, Phileius SwiH !. Mr. Duer
moved 10 proceed from the highest 10 the iewest
eandidste-the vote then stood for Spencer "a
against bin ~. The next was colonel Young,
ayes a., noes 80. The third, for Rufus King,
ayes 50, rays 90. Some desultory voting took
place. On the second attempt, in Senate
Young e., Spencer 81, King 5. 80 there was
no choice and unless a law is passed, and a
unity Of sentiment prevails lhere will be no
senator. as Il does ."pEeaf y
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Tie MedaI mentioned in Cork Pqper.

As no mention has been made Of this medal
by Pinkertou, OF other writer's on coins and
medals, IT has been supposed by the English
writer TO have bad its origin in the early age of
christianity. The fact is that this medal was
struck in Rome, few centuries after the
establishment Of christianity, and as the new
religion extended, these medals were circula-
ted among converts. ] have seen a silver one
from the same die, now in possession Of a gen
tleman in Charleston, S. G.. The bust of
Christ is well done and the inscriPtion. i'm
Hebrew, aud not in Syrica, is as follows -
I" Jesus, the Son, is come III peace" Ii was
struck, without doubt, from the fourth to the
sixth century. No medals or coins were
known 10 have been struck in Syria. The she.
ke, which.we now have, and other current
Hebrew coiss, were rudely executed where
as this medal is finished with taste.
Nat AdU.
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awe HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-B Runaway
~ In September last from Mrs. Ann Hurt, near
BufRs Bridge IN Caroline county, negro man named
ABRAHAM-Hc is about 80 years old, is ola dark co.
lor feet 10 II inches high, with bis eye
brow, occasioned by bBrH when suall one Of his
fingers dsdgufeo by spfan so as to be ont Of joint
lie is oober and tolerabe good pssterer and is very
fond Of drink. expect be 10 lurking about Richmond
or Lynchburg, as have heard he was seen ascending
the river in boat from the former the latter place
will give The above reward h taken out ofthis state
FI1y DOfturs ftaken within Virginia, and delivered
10 me, TWeHfgFfUc DOf0,s IL taken and secured in
some jail 50 that get him again. BENZ: HURT.
Caroline county, Jan. 10. 70..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

The 0sth year of his age, leaving a large family
to depl0re his loss, His remains were attend
ed 10 the grave on Wednesday following BY
his Masonic Brethren, the United States troops
in garrison at Newport aud such as were in
Cincinnati, and many of his fellow citizens,
and uttered with masonic and military hon.
Ors. 10 a.
How sleep the brave, who sink to rest,
BY all their country wishes best.'
m lCiMcinnati Adr.
On the 9th nit. near Matches Miss. Col. john
STEELE, Patriot of the Revolution, and a
highly respectable gentleman
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NoMMlrlE I'D 10 the jail OF Charles City county as a
" runaway, x negro nan, who calls himself JAMES
SMITH, of bright conplexoH about fee, higb SAY,
he Is the property Of GarTck Nancat Of Loud Island
fhe owneris requested to came forward prove proper
~, pay al expences, and take him away or be will be
dealt with accordiDgtO law.
wa. T. WALKER & WIN. z. HIiL.
Deputies for Cary Hutchinson, ST. JaitoT.
Feb. 2 e5 war
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

&ToLEN out OF lot from my plantation in the conn
~ ~ Of Surry, near the Burch Island BRIDGES on the
night OF the 9TH ut. CHESNUr SORREL MARE,
about hve feet high, years old last Spring and in
toai; switch tail and hanging name; and gaops
only the hair has lately been kicked OFF in the left
1ank near the hip, about three inches squaTeNo other
mark recoiiected. suppose her to be in the neigh
borhood OF Richmond or Petersburg, as have been in
formed mat the suspected villain turks about those
places viii give Five Dottars for the mare, aad
Ten Dollars for the thief w BAILEY
Souham pton, Feb. o. ga al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

NJ E6RoES AT AUCTIoN.--Wilis be sold at public
! auction, on Thursday, The 25th instant, il
lar, n not on The first fair day tiers tier, twenty
likely young NEGROES any in vIsinia,-amongst
them IL males between and "a years of age; the ba
ance young females, the oldest about 80 years DID,.
These negroes are free from fault aug The state.
The safe will be made for cash. and will
~ o'clock III the day above entioued in front Of the
once OF HERON, SlNTON & CO.
FEB. , ~ lids
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DIEp

On. the 25th ult. at Newbern, n. C.. Mrs.
ELIZA G4sTON, the amiable aud excellent cOn
sort Of VIM. CASTOR Esq. ard daughter Of DR..
WOrthington. Of Georgetown ~. G.. The
departure of = lady of her character from
this earthly scene, not only her own relations,
buiths whole society in which she was known,
.s9Hother Revolutionary Hero gone l--Departed
must feelingiy lament.
this life. on Monday the 18th Mt. Of linger
ing complaint. Mayor THOMAS MARTIN, IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

The New York Evening Post informs, tina,
Gen. Count LallemaHd has declared his fnten-
ton, before the District Court of the u. States
At N. Orleans, 10 become citizen Ofthe United
States, rs soon as the terms prescribed by the
naturalization act will permit. He has hired
small farm in the vicinity Of New Orleans.
where, il is said, he intends to spend the
remainder Of his days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

i and FOR SALE.-wiil I've sold for cash, $50 acres
AZ OF Hood Land, belonging to the estate of Major
mo; Williams, dec on The LIST day Of March, al the Ia
vern of Mr.. Jas. Hamiett the lower end of Campbe
county. This land is adjoining Mr. Martin Hencock
and Mr.. James Hamleit. lpresune any person incin.
ed to purchase will first view the land Any further
description is useless. ID. G. WILLIAMS Ex'er
Feb. 6. ~ ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

elCHkkD PoILAID-iias removed 10 his new
biiek house al the Junction Of First Street ana
l1otei Alley aud CONTINUES TO do business as AUG.
ilohEER & COMMISSION NERCHANT..... Goods
consigned to him. wella for the purchase Of
assidnonsy attended to.
!. LRnch6arg Dee TO- ntf
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lsT BALLOT. On pAI,o1,
N. Merriam
j. poydras

Mr.. Chabaud was reelected clark -Msssrs.
Clark and De la ROnde were appointed a
committee, Jointly with one of the other house
to wait upon the Governor to inform him that
the two houses were organized, &c
The House of Representatives, on motion of
Mr.. Roufhgnac, adopted a resolution to the
following effect That the memorable sth of
January shall in future be observed as day Of
Public Thanksgiving; that Tie Deum shall
be sung at the Catholic Church i'm this CITY.
and the civil and military officers of the Stale
aud of the United States be invited, toge Their
with the ministers of every denomination. TO
Join in a procession from tile government house
10 the place of ceremony.
Messrs. BouligBy, Moore and Leblanc were
appointed a committee on the part of this house
to wait upon the Governor, &c.
!. And after some other preliminary business,
the house adjourned.
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MEXICAN ERONTIER

ALEXANDRIA, Nouisiana,) Jan 2. Three
companies of regular troops arrived at this
place on Tuesday last from Baton Rouge, on
their march to the Sabine. They are under
the command of Capt. Christian. 1t is stated
mat more troops coming on from Baton
Rouge, for the same destination. 1t is probable
that government is making arrangements to
afve The Spaniards beyond our limits, AID to
station an efficient force on our froutiers-a
measure anxioasly looked for by the people of
this section OF the Union
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Fiue Hundred OokLnrs Remnrd.

rae Hundred DOtt0IS ReWard,
SHyILL he given for the apprehension OF the MAIL
w RoBBER, who is net vet appT shsnded. Ills
pretty well ascertaned he Is fTenchman i've nine
inches IN height, abeut3o years OF age, SLIM his hair
tuinsd back from his forehead, aud sandy whiskers
lie goes by the name Of DOCTOR HENRiE.-Tbe OH.
er two accOmplces are committed TO prison in New
YORK aud The above reward viii be given the appfe
tension ana conviction OF the third person.
CHESTER BAILEY Agent
for The Geaeral Post Once, Philadelphia
Feb, l. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

NOTICE is heresy given. forewarnine all persons
from trading for bond ofy 81 so, executed from
Powhatan Jones. OF Buckingham county to Mary Gil
bert of said county and bearing date 9th January
law. WthrhNi JoAEs
Feb. 2. s5..w3ws
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MIR. JOHN sTEwART-SIR--Takc notice that we
lsA shall on Thursday, the LIST April next, between
tbs hours ofBine o'clock in the forenoon and Ave in the
aeinoonof that day aud the following days until COM
peied proceed The Exchange Tavern IN the town Of
hauctster 10 take the dispositions Of David Patterson
aud others to be read as evidence i'm suit depending
in tile superior court ofcbsneery for ibe Richmond
district wherein are plaintiffs and you aud Harry
Heath and others defendants, &C.
ELIZABETH RONALD,
JOHN r. COOKE, and
JAN %. s3 .wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

A IL persous who save claims against The estate Of
IA JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired to make
them known thout delaythat IL fovnd correct
they may be speedily dischargeaand those indebied
the estate, solicited to pay what they with
little delay conveniently be, deEirOus Of
tiouslJ as possible. JOHN RtCHARD,
PETER J.. CBEVALLfE,
ErecVtOrS of Joseph CALICO, dec.
August 2s. @3..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

HE coPartnershlp heretofore subsislngI New YORK
under the firm Of PAGE & TRipLErT is by mn
.uai CONSENT dissolved. The unsettled business OF The
concern will be closed by J. r. Trp!ett.
CARTER b. PAGE,
req. ~ $3.50 JOHN X. TRIPLETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

WE subscriber offers for sale at a moderate price
II and on reasonable credit, BRICK HOUSE of
stories on street adjoining The Union Hotel ceutas
ing good store and counting room below and comfort
able accommodations for family in the second and
third stories with sufiiceKcy Of land in The rear for
kitchen aud other out houses.
hsoa very valuable and profitable estate Chcka.
homihy, ave miles distant from this city, called
ChhlGHIOS, containing about hundred acres
ibTee hundred acres Of which rich bottom land gem
orally well snited to natural and arti6cia grasses
pors than two hundred acres being cleared, and now
welding from four TO five hundred thousand pounds Of
nay annuayA considerable portion Of the high land
mas been lately mannfed and is producing good crops
OF corn wheat aud clover the residue Of the hgh lane
IS well watered aud well tibeTed. Upon this tract
two decent DIV cling houses, situated as TO make
convenient TO divide it into two tracs.-The property
will beshewn by the subscriber TO persons wishing
hrcoin0 puicbasets. JOHN ADAMS.
F9b.2. IS .w5w
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NEGROES FOR SALB.-Fronr q to ~ NEGi<Ues OF
4 different descriptions, will be sold at the Lule
hiy.r Mills belonging to wm ID. Taylor, in the Forks
o, hanover, s or ID miles above the courthouse,
afoHddg, the AID inst fair if not the next fair day
4 eims, CASH. THO: MEAUX.
Feb. o. s,6t
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Natea6te zinc Sheets, Joy cOteriRg hoases sheafhs
fDg Oessels, SC. &c.
e has been sufficiently ascefianed by experiment,
4 both in this country and Europe, that this valuable
inveptiOn has introduced better covering for bosses
than any other mderisis that have heTesfore been ip
use u stands al kiads OF weather without injury IL
lasts as long and Is lighter than copper IL soldiers
wen as any other metal u requires Paint agrees
perfectly weIwiib iron " communicated no bad duali-
y to water, being used in Europe Tor coffee pots keh
en- utensils, &c and lately 10 Savannah for CUTTERS TO
receive ana pass OF rain water int cseTns FOR cuna
~ andotber purposes. u costs little more than
nag the price Of copper Is nearly cheap slate,
and rem its lghness Ga square foot weighing but little
more thana poundD suitable for large buildings.
Several houses in New York covered ~ or ~
months agowitb Zinc. wbohjs yet perfectly tight and
~ Zinc may be used In almost all cases where copper,
tin and lead are employed.
The subscriber. TO whom The agency Of the sale OF The
above article in ibis city has been transferred has
ceived few hundred sheets asampe, which the pub
lac are invited TO sxamine-He wfurnish anyqnantily
that may be wanted. A. B. PoITfAUx.
July ~. 2l..vu
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k1URsUAhl to The win ofthe Rev. Anthony Wake
dec the following tracts Of LAND, situated in the
county ofPrincess Anne, will be sold, at public auc.
non, at IL ocleck, on Monday, tAelst d0y Of March
n iar u not, on the FIRST fsi day. in front Of John
sons Tavern at Kemps,Ie, vz:4 Plantation adioin-
ing James Haynes land (Bay Sidel containing by
recent survey 322 acresA Tract Of Lind situated on
me south side of Elizabeth river opposite New Town
containing l25 acres-ln0 of JT,abersd Land
aoonisg Henry Davis's and Mrs. Co.liass tractsand
l42 acres OF 2imtered LGNd at The North IaGdnr-
fians Of which iauds be seen bY applying to u.s..
ana Oh Honday,the sth dayet Harck (iffair, IL not
on we neXtfar day as directed by the said tesiator
WIZ be sold, at public ancIou the premises al IL
O'Clock, THIRTEEN LOTS in abe Borough Of Norfolk
most OF which are handsomely and eshy situated for
building, as contained IN plan thereof the posses
sion of WIN. b. Lamb. Esq.-reference which can he
made by those disposed 10 purchase. One said lots
ssiiuaied a. The of Nam Fen cburch streets
with spacious and excellent IRE pToef brick tenement
thereon. Ibe terms Of sale viii be onethTd cash. to
re paid on the delivery of the deed and credit of l2
months will be allowed fol the residue OF the purchase
money the payment OF which mnst be secured by bond
with approved secnrity, and deed in rnsi upon the
property. ANTHONY WALKED
FEB 2. s5..wtds EDWIN WALKE Ex'ors.
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g.-ok SALE.By virtue OF deed Of trust, of record
A. me office of the hustngs court OF The city of
kichmond, executed by wni. Lownes, of the county
OF Chesterfield, the 2ad day of May, 1875 10 the
subscribers for Tie purpose of securing 10 Vim Boil
ling, of Goec5iand, the payment Of debt therein
uonedWiii be sold for cash, the highest bidder on
the premises in said city, the 1874 day Of FeJy Ha
ry nsrt, lot or parcel of LAND being paIt OF the
Failing Garden tract, judith Young's tenement CON-
mencing al tie east side of Shockoe creek the arch
Of the stone bridge street, and running down
said street forty feet to Caleb Lownes' line thence
along said Caleb Lownes line I37 feet thence forty
feet 70 the creek thence up said creek feet the
arch Of The bridge at the beginning much OF said
lot parcel of land with its eppuretamces, as will he
sufficient to satisfy an discharge the debt aforesaid
said decd oftrust mentioned together with all costs
and expenses attending the sale.
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they behaved in a manner worthy Of them.
selves, and crediiable to the character of
American seamen. O.P. FINLAY,
Master Of the ship Boston.
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63..1utf

oilSE Is hereby gwen that the cells in the LuBatic
Hospital in the city OF Williamsburg appropriated
iot maze patients are all occupied and that
nlaie patients VIII be received into the said Hospta
which viii be given. :
Byoraer cfthe Court Of directors.
LEO. HENLEY, c. c. ID.
June 3D. a. uff