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THE THEATRE.

The Manager has amply fulfilled The
public expectation. lie has presented us
sinh a succession of novelties. Mrs.
Wheailey, Mr.. Green, Mr. Prilchard. MIR.
Howard-aud on last Monday night.
WalIack in the part Of Macbcih.-We
shall not enlarge upon The merits of each
periarmer-mos Of them are exceIleni.
The last exhibition was on Wednesday
night Pizarro, the part Of Cora bytNlrs.
Gilierf, OF Rolla by MIR. Wallack. Mrs.
GIlieri ills the highest parts in the range
OF the drama and she fills them all to
admiration.
Wallack is new star in our dramatic
flrmanent. Ills is the best Rolla we
ever saw. IN every scene he was fine
~ some Of them, great. His saving oil
COra's child, aud his dying scene per-
haps surpassed any acting nee have ever
Witnessed. And vas there no defect 2
ays the carping critic. " No creak even
~ the slipper 2" We think there was
after violently contracting the muscles 81
lie UPper part Ut his face, he would re-
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TREATY MEMORANDA.

Feb. 22, isi9.-A "1'/aty OF amiiy,
settlements and limits beiweeu the u. $.
and his Catholic Majesty" was this day
signed AT Washington, by MIR. ADAMS
and Don De ONis.
Feb. 24.-The treaty was ratified una
ninously by the Senate of the II. 5.
Feb. 27.-Presideni MONROE, by mes
sage announced 10 Congress Ike ratfica-
lion OF The treaty on the part Of The
United States, aud thai, As The ra-
ratification on the part Of Spain may be
expected 10 take place during The recess
al t"asrvS> = lie recommends The adop-
tioh ~ measures la carry iie same INTO
effect.
sane ,i;, "A bili 10 au'horise The Pre-
sis!rui "a lah" possession oil HE Floridds,
H. N,ioC ot iic ilea,N, and 10 erect "a
pr ,i>lOndl government therein, WAS re-
ported.
hiArcli 3.--The above bill passed both
houses oil Congress, and was approved.
March 27.--Mr. Forsyth, M,,,sicr 10
SPAN, sailed from Boston, for Cadiz, in
HE Hornet sloop of War.-Sle also car
ried out the ratified treaty. This vessel
returned 10 The United States early in
August; and on HE oath OF thai month
sailed for Cadiz OH hcr,eiuru. The term
allowed by the treaty for It's ratification,
expired with The 22i August.
OcL7, lSl9.-Mr. Frnwick, Secretary
of Legation, arrived "a; New York from
Spain with The news of The nom -ratif cnfiom
OF The treaty. He proceeded immediately
To Washington. Bo5t. Cent.
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us lsays that paper) 10 provoke Blt.
u SPAN refuses the form of ratification OF
her treaty with us, and we are menacsd
WIN more Indian irrupiions from the Flo
rlda Territory, IN violation OF the existing
Treaty not only public opinion will re.
quir", >bui national law will Justify, The
occupation oi Fiorida. And IL national
Raw. ilse rule OF couduci Tor nations, Ito
justify n, what right would Spain have,
were n IN her pOw,r, 10 make War on The
United STATES Thr,e is, howe, er. little
danger OF War. where both parties are al
verse to such resort. How far SPANS
refusing 10 raiiiy The treaty would Justify
our occupation of Florida, is question
al present be, ond our ken. We are not
snthcienily acquaiiit. Il with the progress
ol The egociaiion.- AS 10 tie second CON
dition WHICH the luirlligencvr laNs dow n,
We Should consider II, by itself, US amply
suihcieni, on the broad ground oi prInCi-
PIE. lie only question would bV as To
The existing facts. IL We are menaced
with more Indian irruptionS from thar
territory II SPAN viii mol or cannot re-
strain the SeninoIes in their IN, Nita,ed
schemes OF desolatio aud murder: If
They mediate and ale about To execute
such schemes. II Is Ii9h lime Tor us TO
TAKE Our owr defence IniO oar Own hands
% mark i'ir course oil policy which we
ought 10 pursue seems however impossi.
bic with tie all OF The glimmerins lights
'iIai ale now before Tvs. is possible that
iheifealy may yet be confirmed. But il il
he mol, we are strongly inclined 10 believe
ihai We cannot remain passive ami mac.
tive. Spain has been guilty OF Too
much representation aud evasion. She has
eNaded the PAY ntni OF the rerompeiise
SIM due 10 us Oh the score oi spuliaiion
Beshies, IN Tins last negotiation, she
mas. IL may he, been guilty OF dow nrighi
tredchery and al faith. In case no power.
lni conflicting interests should stand IN
our way, wr msay he called on 10 occupy
Florida. We may tiGd II expe !irmi io oc-
cupy Tc>a>.-At all events we NAV
close The door; and stop all diplomatic
intercourse with This jusgling, eyasl, e,
contemplate governmental
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$3.50 <''bt' A<u"N ~ QUIZ
sbB subscriber will sell the tract Of land wbereou
the late Randolph jtHersO lived lying IN tie cpnuty
oI Buckingham, an James rvef, opposite to SCOus
Fetty, aud within ten piles Of three manufacturing
mlls' containing between hheeD aud sixteen hundred
acres, Of which about one hundred ad enhty6ve acres
are low grounds (by late surveyD part of the high
lands ADJOINING the low grounds 6Fat rate aud the
balance secOsd, third aud fourth.
fht terms will be accommodating, and made known
on application to EACHARtAH NEVlLi., Adm.
With the will annexed ~ Raudslpb
Nelson county, sept.i "a. iGo' Jefferson DEC.
4 PETITION will he pfsstRt,d 10 the General A.
"A seWbly 81 Virginia 1t the next session thereof
praying that an act may be passed Incorporating com
pant for the purpose d reud ring Tuckahne creek
nawgable. having due regard 10 rights OF met,
UApais rs NAY demand protection on suCh occasions.
October ~. 5a..tsss
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BENJAMIN GOLDMAN \ ~

n, rc nIr-r,,y,,I - w IMAM, n. W
4 ESPEClFDLLN tnfaTrs bis friends auc the nnb,ic
~ that be snail continue hs PRIVATE CLASSICAL
sInUoL the ensuing year, al his resdeGce Spoti.
A : his ,Ii.c;'is ." 80. 'p''"@,'
eI piahcbts OF literature, exclusively the Number Of
n's srh"iais Will not exceed dfIecn Terms OF tuition
= 10 81 annunl. ~
FIVE or sax boys will he received as roaraeIs al 100
u amman. Oct 20 sn ,.,,I "
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NANDo Minister Extraordinary 10 the
United States--A trick TO gain time.
With the plague on one side OF us
and the yellow fever on the other, the
gates of the Garrison are shut against all
communication" Norfolk Herald.
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IKnnfinn. q ,NcLnnI


THE suhscriber has undertaken 10 inform the rubIi
n that his school will be expired about tie first az
tI"Oet next, ana be Us desirons OF meeting ritb
vacancy Tor the ensuing year. His pT0posit,ons it
IeaniEg, writing, English grammar, geography aritr.
uleuc, Surveying, &c. He has uf mathematical
instruments in order to Instruct his pupis in N. rac
uca part OF surveying and trigonoG etTy, as en- s
tue theory Apply TO the subscriber at his hoa. i,u
mouse tOapt. Jeier'sl Pa'nyiiie Amelia coGnit Va
OCt ~ so. So ISAAC FINCH
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IN addition b. these en- which the warrant
was first issued,) OF the amount of damages
he expected TO recover, and that the defendant
should be held TO bail, tor the event OF the
suit. according TO the course OF the admiralty,
ia that amount.
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. pa very large
capalcade OF negroes passed through
here OH Friday. accompanied with martial
music, and III military or.;rr. They all
wore cheerful and animated countenance
Their " feet we're not Bound nor hands
tied. and although collected from differ
emf parts, and purchased out Of iails,
ihe humane conduct Of their master,
Nimrod FarrOw, esq. had so attached
them 10 his person, that not single
one is willing 10 remain behind. They are
bound 10 Mobile, where Mr.. F. is engaged
III erecting extensive Notifications for The
government, furnishing employ 10 3 or
400 persons.
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lax those ofthe mouth and checks. into
SORT OF smirk or shipper. This was the only
unpleasant part ofhis whole performance.
Ills face is very fine-his whole air grace
tut and commanding. We have never
seen any actor throw i'm more OF those
nice strokes Of passion and sudden work
ibgs OF the mind, which sat the part, but
winch il Is impossible for auy author 10
set down" in words.
! lie scenery isnew aud very fine. The
temple of the sun IN Pizarro looked almost
like chry sialilne palace. The las, night
OF the performance, The house Was crowd
ed by far the best we ilave seen in the
ucw Theatre.
II The Washington c. Gazette had but
cited the words ut the Enquirer and per.
united us to Speah for onrSsiceS touching
the Case OF Ohio, II might have saved IL
self The trouble OF incorporating what il
would have in vain attempted TO aasurr.
~ II is said, that Gen. Jack son has il in con.
temptation 10 resign his commission alter the
enshiug session of COngress.-It is also said,
ihdi he viii visit Washington this winter, with
hope HAT the celebrated Report OF the Sc
male may come upon the tapis.-We hone,
mat, M that event. the matter NAV be con-
dncted with dignity aud moderation.
OHIO Eiection-took place on the i2th inst.
IN the district OF ChilicOthe, the returns from
IL 'ownshlps hav" been received. For Senu-
or,Swearingen 1850 Dunlap6oI For Reprsscn-
tdHreS, Joseph herr 1891. 1t wash letter on
the Ono Controversy, which was laIeiy pub,ish-
ed IN thus paper) The highest of the remain
ins twelve Candidates had but 66o votes. There
were but townships aud fraction TO be
head from.
COMMUNICATED.
DIED]--On "Wednesday the 18Th instant,
Mrs. MARY EVANS, III the 9Th wear of her
age, consOri of fhomas X. Erans, Esq Of Fra
zers Ferry, KING William county.
lie praises bestowed upon a deceased
freud, are more apt to proceed from desire
ct pleasing the living, ihan from sense of
lnsiice Ia the obiec' Of them. II is the wish
OF the writer, 10 avoid every thing of the
kimd. Modest aud retiring, aud gentle in her
disposition and manners, she would have heen
Sta'ined IN stealing from the world without
even 30 much As a passing notice i'm the pa
pcIS, or ii SiOhe to tell where she lie But
as heap ot dust alone renIaiiiS OF her. he
must be pard0nrd Tor briefly ailuding TO The
excellent qualities which distinguished her
| conduct, while living. She was charitable TO
! the poor, n kind mistress, AN atfertionale wife
! g tor many Years devoted to the cause of Him
before HON she had 10 appear. She has LETT
deeply sorrnwInS family, an atfectIonate
husband an only sou, aud numerous friends TO
benOan their loss.
Died, at Capt Peter Foster'sin Hanover. on
the 9th inst. ia the DIST year of her age, Mrs.
PAuLINA JON ES, daughter of Col Turner
SouthaiI, dec. of !ienrico. Slii was A woman
OF great bcnevoieuce, aud contributed much
10 The relief of distressed penny about which
she said little. The loss of This amlable woman
Is greatly lameuted by those who were ac-
quauted with her.
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Rukl'lL uOLADAY. Of Southampton county, state Of
- virginia, living, or bis heirs wherever they NAV
be,are hereby notified that JOHN A. HOLIDAY dec.
aie OF bsr en- county, Kentucky has devised the one
bali OF his estate both real personal 10 the said
bIll OF MS heirs The estate consists Of about 700
acres OF Land ~ different tracts and personal estate
worth about ) 5000. The said Burril was the only
brother 81 The said lOhs and The, had not seeu each
oner TOT more than twenty years previous TO the death
o Tue sad John, rs he stated aud all that said John
Knew or COtd state concerning his brother is that he
was living Ia the SAID county If SOUTHAMPTON when a,t
heard from. PHILIP uAXEY
Executor Of John 4. II idday, deceased.
Near Glasgow Ken. october ~. 50. ~.
Mr.. RICHARD GENrRY-Take nofice that I shall .
i'1 OF the 5ih DAY ~ December next ~ the city Of
Richmond al the Office Of Rves Clarke Il Co. proceed
10 take the deposition Of Richard Clarke aud Others to
ne read as evidence in a suit nav depending IN The
superior court OF chdncery Tor the Richmond district
~ which am plainuH aud you are defendant.
0c.oDer ~. SO.,st WV. 1 rREgtAND.
EOUBLic SALE... Pursuant to deed of trust dated
the 2tst October, 1916 aud admitted to record in
tue Office Of the Husngs Court for the city ofchnoRd
on 10Th Nay 1917 Iwili be sold at auction on the pre-
muses., 70 The highest bidder, for cash. on S0fHrd0V
me 1871 ddV Of Rctt month, NopcHbcyJ 50 much Of
an undivided QUARTER or A LOT or LAND IN the
Guy Richmond, known IN the plan thereofhy the No.
$50 rs VIII he snhcent To raise the Of 500 and
interest from the 2lst last. with and charges ~
heng VIZ Thomas wilson's portion Of an in
salmeut now due Tor amoety sand lot bought ny him
dnd w. Coleman, on joint account the latter Of
whom the title deed Is msde aud by him the deed
executed. T. ROBINSON Trustee
CcIoHes %. 81. I'D,
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REMARKABLE FECUNDITY.

ON 'ineeday last the wife of Thomas Small,
fisherman at the lower eud OF the town, was
safely delivered of -FOUR LIVING chill
DREN ~! three boys aud girl. The mo-
ther,we understand, from DR. BriCket. the
visiting physician, IS doing well; but ara sor-
~ 10 add none Of the children are alive, all
having died within six hours OF their birth.
Mrs. >. rs young woman, these being her
hrSt children. NeWburggOrt Herald.
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.


The Htnt having lately received Il fresh
supply of copper, will now furnish Cents,
10 any reasonable amount in exchange for
All equal amount of specie, or paper
receivable in the Bank OF the u. :.
The Alexandria Herald OF yesterday
intimates that II is i'll contemplation 10
call town meeting for The purpose of
pcliiioning the United States Bank to
establish u BTdnch 1t that place. Nat. Int.
A writer in the New Bedford Mercury
AS Il diSsuaslye TO The occupation of
Florida 10y the government OF The United
STATES, has made out an estimate 10 Sew
that, from Nantucket ani Mariha's Vine
yard alone, there are, on tins side, al, and
ruuud the Cape of Gpo,l Hope about
ninety ships, which, with i!em return
cargoes, are estimated al HE value Oi
y 300. O00-most of which,l is not un-
reasonably concluded, would fall Il sacri-
nee, III case al war, 10 Tie cupidiiy oi
The swarm of pfivaleers n0 on The ocean,
who would have. generally, no scrupiss 10
exchange their Mexican, Old Providence,
and Arligam flags, Tor Spanish cOlors. This
writer is not more opposed 10 war than
wa are, II IL can be avoided far he IL from
as To provoke it. But il SPAN refused
The form of ratification Of her Treaty with
uS, ami we are meuaced with more Indian
irrupiions from the Florida Territory, in
violation OF the existing treaty not Oniv
pahIic opinlou viii require, but national
law viii justify, the occupation of Florida.
And II national law, the rule of con ;uct
tor nations, do Justify IL, what right would
Spain have, were il in her power, 10 make
war on The United States There is, how
ever. little danger OF War, where both
parties are adverse 30 such d resort. ID.
ALABAMA iHiaa W. Bi66 is elected
Governor of the new state, and Join
rroweN Representative 10 Congress from
the same.
l, appears by a statement lately pub
iishcd, that capital Of upwards OF sia
millions IF ,ioii0rS. is now vested in the
whale ships owned in Tie three ports Of
New Bedyoyd, Nantucket and Martha's
Vi"cyord, which ii MAR with Spain, or any
oIler European power, wonli ieopardlze.
We sincerely hope for the sake 0i oui
friends IL those places, iliat the existing
peace vii! no, be interrupted. Certain II
Is, HAT this government Apevcr 20 10
war, unless urged 10 I'd simperious
necrsssiiy : ani in thevenl They
viii adop, every possible precautionary
measure Tor the security OF our COM
ucrSe. BOSt. Pat
Erchdmge, says an oil proverb, is no
robbery. a letter from trinidad to The
editor ofihe Boston Daily Advertiser, un
der date OF the 28tli of Aug mentions, thai
IL is rumored there, that tie Island If Tn
,idad is to be exchanged for tie Isia.m of
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ges we're loaded this morning with Span.
isll Dollars at the l}ank of Pennsylvania,
Tor commercial house in Boston, a.
mounting 10 upwards OF 100000 dollars,
intended for the India trade.
The Mobile Gazette OF the ODD, tho
yet silent as Ia The prerdience Of a fatal dis
ease, announced The illness of lis editor,
and ilIe death Of the following persons !:
Dr.. ID. {. Robinson. MIR. Thomas Colt,
Jun. MIR. LEWIS Pearsall, Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnson, L. Ipgails, Esq.
MORE PIRACY.
Extract from the log book of schr.
Lively, capt. Avery OF Baltimore, from
New Orleans, bound TO philadelphia, and
lost on tie coast of Florida, in the Juiv
gale. July IL, at meridian, LETT The Bd.
lize-:3lh, was boarded from hoai nv
. armed men, who commanded The stew
ard TO prepare supper, demanded BRAN
dY OF which they drank prnilny, aud
oi which they compelled the crew Ut the
sad schooner al.o TO drink After max
ing inquiries as TO what money and
other valuables we're Oh board, and what
The passengers possessed, they cummenc-
ed searching ~ the cabin, threatening TO
blow out the brains OF capt. Avery, il
he hld not give Them Information of whaI
Naluabes we're on board. After finding
Only $50 dollars, they demanded all The
watches - be delivered them or they
would take away all The clothing. aud
hnding only one watch, tile pirates took
every article OF value they could Law their
hands up@R also 'be principal part OF
HE CABIN stOres-aRd al Top. NJ le.i The
schooner Tor The purpose, as they sta
Ted, OF boarding brig then n sight,
Al q, A. NJ. lie piraIes returned 10 the
schooner, aud demanded drink and
breakfast after which iiiey again Ieii us
To 60 10 chase OF brig 10 the windward.
Curious Circumstance. "A person named
Nlnkworih, of a geuteei appearance, was
yesterday brought 10 tIIe bar Of the Nav
or's Courtto be tried for forgery. lie stated
that Ills iiBpOF erislied situation prevented
ms employing counsel, aud therefore he
would undertake hls own defence. He
asked, very politely, for nie indictment.
that he might look over il previously 20
the trial it was banded TO him and
whilst he held u, he took the forged check
which vas attached TO il and swallowed
Ut. When lie handed the Indictment back
10 the deputy attorney general, the checit
was missed, aud the prisoner was asked
what he had done with If lie repled
lhai tie came there to be tried, and not 10
answer questions. This device availed
bOl lie prisoner, Tor proof Of lhe forged
check was given after tie fact was sub
s!shllaied OF his having destroy ed il and
lie was sentenced 10 five years imprisnu.
meBi. lie defended himself in AN address
OF some ingenuity aud ability to tie ia
IS.
Our correspondent al Gibraltar under
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Trust Sale Of Land and Negroes


- y virtue Of deed Of trust from Walter o. waddey
- bearing date the goth day OF Nay 1916 and dujy
recorded ~ the clerks Office Of Lancaster COUNTY, will
DC soId oT the purposes therein expressed hepre
misses, To the highest bidder in ready money on the
2Sth Gay Of November neat " fair wise he next
alI day that valuable farm called The Gtebc situated m
LancasteTcuunty about ten miles lie month of
Pahannock river Immediately carter's creek nayes
pie and safe baTbor, aboundDg ~ FISH, oysers and wild
low" ~ their seasons Tue above tract cont aims by
recent survey 100 acres, rods aud s poJes...Itis
useless To alenp by wa Of advertisement describe
10 The public the qualities advantages of his farm,
snihce II TO say, that II is fertile aud well tmbrreG
There are but few afsis ofthe size in the Northern
Neck OF virginia SO much L. be desired as this.
Also, by virtue Of another deed Of from Walter
likewise recorded in the Office Lancaster COUNTY ir
he sold on the same day and place and on Tue sau,
purposes therein expressed.
have no suspicion any defect, but Of course viii
convey the purchasers the title Only which las teen
'es'tu III NC ny ibe above dtsds OF tTpu.
October 20. 81
TEN DOLLARS REwARD-OR FIFIJ IL lgEsr one
Of the state, for SOLOMON. aged about 10 tears
square made, about feet inches high dsrk co,plry
ton, coarse features had Of his front teeth
knocked out b. fighting has several scars on Ills "a
and some on his back suriy look and aIccts a smile
when spoken 10 will endeavoT pass Tor fee man
under The name Of yoio1,oa I,itiigpgca has bsen
working on board vessels Rockets
cautioned agaiust employing or taxing atm agysv
under the penalty Of The Law. JAMES s. GRANT.
October 70 so. 10
AIOTicE.--A petition viii he pr, scented 10 Tie re.t
General Assembly, praying an increase OF tolf.
| to he paid for navigating AppomatioX river.
fflntt EDWARD OCT. 70. dU.u3wa
~ OriCE is hereby given, that an application vii bg
made 10 the ensuing General a sspmbIy Tor aiter
aiio1s snd amendments Of the existing laws Of lie
| MsncbeslsT Turnpike Company
october %. 40 wap
y. BAKER,. DENTIS1,
! ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public thai he has ys
- iurned To- town, sns occupies his former sta5d
| just absye the New Ranks 4s..vf
MAYORS OFFICE, 2Ist October. 1919.
| LNhNOR CORRECTED....In ny warrant directed 10
- the Master Of Police Of this city bearing date the
27th nlimo,i stated that the jursdiClonal limit Waa
no" asceriaued 10 be az or near OsbsEne's In tbs
county Of Chesterfield"
On attentive inspection of the map reportss
By Mf. Richard Young, of this city by order
Of the Court Of Hastings, nHd that n error ana
nov make known ~ whom " may c0ncefn thgi a..
Jurisdiction 81 the city ~ Richmond upon James river
az laid down IN she aforementioned nap extends fr,os
stone placed on the lands u Richard Gfegorv Esa
about tWO miles below warwick .tOa stone pla ed sv
the land Of Frederick Clark Esq. including lhe hos
| Of Brood Rock issna.
! @"~7w scHH EDAAs, saye,.
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War,enton On. {. J Fema1e 1ced1mv

Warfenton IN. 4. Female Academy.
E'HE pubic examination Of the Young Ladies ia his
acadeuiy viii commence on Monaco The I5tE of
N1IeD6er, and continue for three days The trends
o. me Institution aud the public generally are paru
'a'H lHNta 10 attend There are 1" sions and bar
one vacation in the year. The next ss,,nn viii cen,
mehce on the htsl day of January, 1870. Ibe Young
Ladies are boarded in the seminary - session
lsr BOARD and tuition, S76. The branches IN which
hey are instructed are-piain nsedesoIk marking !.
muslin WoIk, reading, oIth"gTapby writing arithmetic
eIahlihar, parsing, geography, history Ihytboh,py
bellies luttres chemistry naluTa philosophy aud as,rs
nomy.
Music, dancing and drawing are also taught but for
thesea separate charge is made.
JOSEPH ANDREWS,
THOMAS S. JONES, m. Principals.
WaTrenou, oct.20 .ti5N
RuCklNGHAM COUNTY, ss....Taken up rs DAVID
- Slhsoh, living near Wiliis's mountain. BLACK
STEER, with white face and belly, and hafof his
White-narked With an undeIkee in The right and ::
crop aud slit in the left ear-suppesed To be a vesrs
ola neat sprHg-apprased 10 nfteen dollars.
copy-feste, q. ELERDGE, D.. c.
JaUuaTy sn nj
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xI5sRe Passage 10 London.
.s 49, The fine New York Ship N1ohaak.
Capt NICHOLS, being nearly loaded, aud iLt mdrd 10
a! iof Tue above port III the ten DAYS can
handsomely accommodate few cabin and st-rtar-
PAsSENGERS on very moderate terms " appIcati, n
be made to the Captain on board Warwick ~ ia The
subscriber. wuIt,u C,fy ar
October 70. an AZ