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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
From The Bermuda Gazette.

Hamilton, .iusust 81.
tits with real regret that we see our obj
tuary register so much enlarged this week
J from the melancholy effects ola bilious re-
! mittent fever, which has broke out in the
town of st. George One or two cases of
the Same type of fever have occurred in
our immediate vicinity and we have this
morning heard that there are two cases
likewise at Somerset.
| We are informed by the Medical Resi-
! dent at Hamilton. that the few cases of the
prevailing fever, be has seen to the west
ward of the Ferry, aud in Hamilton, this
/ season, are OF the same type as that which
commenced in August last, and prevailed
till November and that he has resumed
! the same mode of treatment then general
ly adopted, after experience had taught it
to be correct. The treatment was most
certainly successful for Out OF more than
tao hundred patients, who came under his
treatment, only nine died.
The plan of practice alluded to was
this in plethoric habits, where there
was congestion of blood in the vessels of
the head, bleed moderately from small
orihce, to the extent OF I6 or 20 ounces,
as early as possible This would inva-
rlably relieve the severity Of the pains in
The head and back. Have the hair cut
close, and cold affusions constantly admi-
nistered to the head, and over the body, in
case of heat and dryness OF skin. The
primae mae fully evacuated by large doses
of calomei and jalap. As soon as it had
operated, caicmel was given alone, in
doses from 10 10 grains every two or
three hours, until the gums were affected {;
after that had taken place, no patient was
lost. With persons of thin and delicate
habit, blood letting rpoutd not answer-as
indirect debility was the consequence {;
and the system OF the patient in that case,
| would not bear active treatment To super
cede the fever therefore, aPerieni eva
cuations were constantly kept ready. In
most cases, it was necessary to blister near
the region of the stomach when nausea
prevailed. When symptoms appeared
alarming, large blisters were applied be-
tween the shoulders, over the stomach, g.
Oh the calves Of the legs, and were dressed
with mercurial ointment, until the system
was affected with mercury. Sickness or
nausea at the stomach, was generally re-
lieved by giving weak brandy and water,
mint-tea, champagne or cider. Some Ca
ses Of vomica n,uiigna, or black vomlt,
were checked by giving lime. water, with
an equal proportion of new milk, or its
first appearance ;--af'er it was stopped,
brisk cathartics were given. After the fe-
yer had subsidized, toaics aud light nutriti-
Gus diet were given. By these means, un-
der God, many afflicted persons and tami-
lies were restored to perfect health.
The following decree, by the Hon. I'd.
Peters, Judge of the district court OF The
L nlted States for this district, will be read
with great interest and satisfaction by eve
ry one who detests the practices i! con-
demns, and is DESTROYS that our country
shall stand forth in opposition to TIE pira'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

sold this morning at ~.
To the Editor of the Richmond Compiler.
In looking over your Wednesdays pa
per, wherein is statement OF facts ascer-
tanned relative to the robbery of the south
ern mail, saw mention there made, OF
letter written TO me by John Rice, which
might induce some people, not sIrupulous
in stig matizing the character OF stranger,
to believe that am implicated IN the crime
alledged against said Rice; and indeed l
acknowledge there are grounds SUFFICIENT
for suspicion, but hope there are some,
nevertheless, sufficiently charitable, not to
set me down as a villain, until they shall
have known more Of my character aud con-
duct. respecting which, can satisfy them
at any time. The letter alluded to, relates
10 some money expected to receive from
gentleman in Fredericksburg, whose 90.
liz ton am now in possession of; and the
purpor, of the letter is, that he, Rice, and
the above named gentleman, should be rea-
DIV 10 discharge their bonds upon my arrl-
val there, and moreover endeavor to pro-
cure me purchaser for my horses. My
business at Alexandria was to receive pay
men; for cargo of slate, which had de-
1iyered there, with which a person OF the
name Of Shuce, and said Rice, were 10
have covered some buildings for Messrs.
Bagse, & Janney. As to the circumstan-
ces of NV coming in company with said
Rice to this city, have satisfied Judge
Marshall and any person curious to know
them, refer to his honor.
JAMES A. CALDWELL.
Richmond, September 8.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

WILLIAM GIBSON, M. D. late Professor
of Surgery in the University Of Maryland
wss elected to the Chicurgical chair in the
University of Pennsylvania on "Wednesday
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1919.

The degree of Doctor OF Divinity was
conferred on the Rev. WIZ. h. WILL
srR Of this town, at the late commence.
ment of Brown University in Rhode Island.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

PETER LAipLow, esq. is appoined Dutch
Consul at New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
From the Norfolk Herald, September 8

From the Norfolk Herald, September 3.
FROM BERMUDA.
Mr.. Lyford has favored US with the loan
Of the Bermuda Gazette of the 2lst Aug.
forwarded to him by his correspondent at
that place, per the Charles K. Mallory !;
some extracts rom it will be found below
and among which we regret 10 perceive the
annunciation of the existence OF mallg-
nant fever at Bermuda, spot hitherto so
justly celebrated for the salubrlty of its
climate, and the health OF its inhabitants.
The above paper contains Obituary notices
ofeight persons who have died oil the a.
bove disease, and adds, Several SOL
diers in the hospital, and several seamen
from vessels 10 the harbor of St. Georges,
have also fallen victims 10 the fever the
present week"
The Charles K. Mallory was brought
too below the forts, where she stills re-
mains subjected to the strict letter of the
quarantine law. Two of her crew who
were sick have been removed to remote
situation from the town, and every neces-
sary precaution has been taken, by ords
of the Board of Health, which the lvellest
solcitude for the public health could sug-
gest, or which the occasion could require.
1t may be necessary to stale, that the de-
cease of Mrs. iBissell, the lady OF captain
Bissell, of the Charles K. MAlIory, was
not caused by the fever, but by COM
plant with which she had been long
time afflicted. and which was the cause of
her visit to Bermuda.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

three weeks longer, but has experienced
no pain or unpleasant sensation since the
18th day, enjoying her usual good health
and going about her domestic labors as for
merly.
The above symptoms were noted down
at the time of their appearance. Mrs. IL.
is by no means of nervous temperament,
but resolute, and she followed my pres.
cription with much confidence.
/ am, sir, yours respectfully.
PETER FISK"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

Philadelphia, September 8.
u. S. BANK SToCK,-A few shares were
sold this morning at 90.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13
EEw-YoRK BOARD OF HEALTH,

NETWORK BOARD OF HEALTH,
September 8.
No new case Of malignant fever has been
reported TO the Board this day. Mr.. Geo,
Mckay, who was reported on the 9Th inst.
to the Board, died this morning.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

We have not learnt whether the proprie-
tor of the balloon escaped the violence OF
the infuriated mob. but, for the sake OF blu.
manity, we hope he did.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

Baltimore, September II, 1919
Reports from all the Physicians within
the last "a hours, exhibit Is new cases Of
fever, at and near the place Of its origin.
informing Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

We have some interesting items from
Madrid to-day, by way of London. Such
as he arrest Of Don LOUIS DE OSIs-the
sailing of Spanish feet, &c. supposed los
Havana, which wears an imposing aspect.
But we have had accounts up to the 2od
of July from Gibraltar, and an arrival az
P,i adelphil direc from Cadiz, which iel.
there the 29th Of July, make no mention q
these affairs Sill, they all may be nue.
wheD we take into consideration the Close
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-13

The following decree, by the Hon. I'd.
Peters, Judge of the district court OF the
L nled States for this district, will be read
with great interest and satisfaction by eve
~ one who detests the practices /! con-
demns, and is DESTROYS that our country
shall stand forth in opposition to the pira-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
LEGISLATURE or MASSACHUSETTS

N0EnAY MAY III

MONDAY. MAY 81.
The Hon. MessFs. VAREUM aud CAT, appear
ed in their seats, after taking The oaths ri ohce'
All the Senators present, excepting the lion
Messrs. CAMPBELL and DwIOHT.
The Hon. DANIEL SARGENT de clared his 60
ceptance Of the Office Ut Treasurer.
The Hon. Messrs. mitchell, TiCKsIAg, HoL-
MAN, BRIDGE and Fay, declared their acceF-
lance OF the Office 81 Counsellors-
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On towas-Hon. Mcssrs- Gay and LcnEisys
Of the Senate Massrs. Noble, Page and saith
Of the House.
Oh Bnlks--Hon. Messrs. Hart and Ward
Messrs. Brooks, Or y. Rantoul, d p. and Saun-
ders, OF Salem.
On .Nanufactues--Hon. Messrs. Chandler and
Tufts Messrs SibIey, Pond and Revere.
On .Nsg Iriqls--Hon. Messra. Saltonstall and
Lyman J; Messrs. Bas=ett, Holmes, a r.. and
Thaxter.
On Ttrnpikss, &c.-Hon. Messrs. Hyde ami
Eastman Messrs. Howard, Of Br. Curtis and
Parker.
On Parishes, &e.-Hon. Messrs Bartlett and
Harris Messrs. Howard, Webster and Allen.
On Eastern Lands-Hon. Messrs. Williamson
and Gorham AIessrs, Redington, Greene and
Wingate.
On Ministerial Lands--Hon. Messrs. Williams
and Parker Messrs. Ware, Hail. aud Morse, ot
b.
On Sick and Wounded SoIdiers--Hon. Messrs.
HuneweI and Endicott Messrs. Smith, ot WI
:. PurkItt, Of b. and Pearce, oi N. \.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

Useful IHihrovemenf.-A gentleman from
Indiana, passed through this town on Mon
day last, on his way to Washington CRY,
where he intends getting patent lor con
yerting Wheat into Sugar, and Corn Into
Nolasses he had sample III each with
him, and they appear to be Of equal quality
with that made from the Maple. tie TIL
forms US that one bushti Of Whest viii
make fifteen pounds Of Sugar, ard one bush
el Of Corn will make three gallons Of Molas-
ses. he likewise Informs us, that Il takes
less wood, water or labour, than the usual
mode of making sugar from The Maple tree.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

PRESENT POPULATION.-The table Of
population and territory Of the present civilized
world, as exhibited by Mr. Bristed, gives t.
China 200 millions, spd 100000 square miles
Of territory to Great Britain, 20 millions ofpopu-
lation, and 100000 square miles and 70 the
United States, 10 millions and 100000 miles;
and the total Of the world i, Of population, 435,
500 0OO,and Of territory, 1867 600, square miles;
50 that the United States have the largest home
territory Of al the nations except Russia. Chi
ia Is not included il this, because it contains
many parts barbarous, helpless, and efete. Brit
ain possesses $50 millions Of subjects in her CO.
lonial empire, and covers a dominion equal to
nearly one fifth Of the whole surface Of the ODE,
but her main strength must always depend upon
the resources, intelligence spirit, and character
Of her native population in the British Isles.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
MISCELLANY.
: Hooker.

PRINCE OF CONDE.-A captain of infantry
had, in a conversation with the great Condo,
defended his opinion with too much heat so that
the prince in anger struck him in the face with
his gloves. The nobleman, beside himself at
such disgrace, resolved to hazard every thing
for the sake Of his honor. He took advantage OF
moment when the prince was alone, and begged
him to consider he could not put up with the
afront he had received, that he well knew what
he owed TO the prince, but that he could not
live dishonoured. II understand your said the
prince, your way Of thinking plesses me" He
appointed him a rendezvous The nobleman
punctually kept the appointment, and the prince
appeared mounted on fine horse. When he
got near the officer, he dismounted, and said,
'Sir if you should be victor, and should then not
think yourself safe, here is horse. with thou
sand louis d'ors in the saddle this viii insure
your fight.'' Hcreupon he took his ground ; but
the officer presented his sword by the hilt saying
= it is enough for me, my lord, that 50 great q
prince appears upon challenge from me /; hea-
ven forbid that | should proceed farther; my
honour is repaired" The prince joylully en-
braced him, and assured him Of bis protection.
He kept his word for tbs officer was from that
time promoted as rapidly as possible.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
PORTS.HO UTH HOTEL.
JAMES WiIDES,

Nf9RAlS his friends and the public that he
: aas Removed from his former stand, % Bosrl-
al Buildings, 10 Congress-sIreeti where he
II lomnodious and Spacious establishment for
- eaaertanueRt Of al those who may favour him
~ Their company aud that he VIII ChrerinIly
80 every exertion ia MS power % satisfy alI
sea'eel company that may favour him w:h theil
'f'a'ssonage He also returns his sincere thanks ~
= nis customers for their past and liberal support
- soiicits their continuance.
~ 0ood stabling for Horses and the best az
'eaAon paid 10 them Portsmouth May /.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
POETRT.


FROM THE VILLAGE RECORDER.
The glow Of devotional feelings witch mas Away.
accompanied our perusal Of the following, vii
be felt, we trust by every reader. Its an ex
tract from some lines in the .s'Tet Cushion, 2
by the Rev. j. W. Cunningham, entitled
THE VILLAGE CHURCH.
LOVE the ivy-mantled ioieers
Rock'd by The storms Oh thousaad years
The Craze whose melancholy dover,
W as nourished by martyrs tears
The Sacred yetg SO feared ia war.
Which. like tie sword 20 David sis-n.
Inflicted more than human scar,
And lent 10 man tie arms Of heaven.
l love the organs joyous swell,
Sweet echo ofthe heavenly ode
l love the cheerful village bell,
Faint Emblem of the call of God.
Walked by the sound, L bent my feet,
bid my swelling sorrows cease
/ do but touch the mercy seat,
And hear the still small voice Of peace.
And, as the ray of evening fades,
| love amidst the dead to stand
Where, in the affairs deepening shades,
seem to meet the costly band.
One comes-Oh mark his sparkling eye,
he light OF glory kInales there
Another-hear his deep drawn sigh
O-'tis the sigh of dumb despair.
Another* treads the shadowy aisle.
| know hm-'tis my sainted sire
know his patient, angel smile,
His shepherds voice, bis eye Of FIRE
His ashes rest in yonder urn,
saw his death, clos'd his eye
Bright sparks amidst those ashes burn,
That death has taught me how to die.
Long be our fathers temple ours
Woe 10 the hand by which it falls
A thousand spirits watch is tower,
A cloud of angels guard its walls.
And be their shields by US possessed,
Lord, rear round them thy blest abode,
The buttress Of holy breast,
The rampant Of present God.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 20 All
concerned, that che Ia, been duly sPPoD ed
and taxed upon hereof the trust OF ADMINISTRATIVE
Of the estate Of JOHN OSMUS, ate OF DarvIiie
in the county OF Cumberland. woman deesased
BY giving bond as the law directs--she therefore
requests al persons who are indebted 70 the said
deceased's estate 20 make immediate payment
sud those who have any demands thereon, 10
erhibis the same for settlement 10
HANNAH vOSMUS.
Danvile, April Ssh 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

The circumference Of the visible horizon en the
TOP Of Htna cannot be less than 1000 miles. At
Malta. which i near 200 miles distant, they per-
ceive All the eruptions from the second region ;
and that Island is often discovered from about one
half tile elevaton Of the mountain; 50 that al the
whole elevation, the horizon must extend % doub
u the distance or 400 miles, which makes 600, foF
he diameter Of the circle, and 24OO ior the
circumference / find, indeed, by some "A the
sican authors. particularly Massa, tnat She Atri-
can coast as well A. that Or Naples, with Many "a
ill., Islands have been discovered from Tie top Of
Etna. BrydOne
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

The Steam Ship was to start from Savannah On
the Goth instant for Liverpool.
The Charleston Times, states, that the Steam
Ship cleared at Savannah on the Goth inst lor at
Petersburg, Russia !
We understand that the manufacturers calcu-
late that 100, 900 lbs. Of Cotton are spun III the
u. :. every day.
II i said that in Kentucky, a Factory, which,
bout $50, $780, has lately been sold On credit for
$1,000.
The Rev. BANCROFT FOWLER, of Windsor, VT.
i appointed Professor Of Classical Literature in
the Theological Seminary, Maine; and has &C
cepted.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

A valuable commodious aud hand(ome Dwell
q LING HOUSE ples(sntiy situated in the
tswn Of Brunswick. containing two trout rooms
and th. chambers over them, facing the main
Greet, 10 the occupation of MIR John Cunning Sd
with the Land on which Il Hands aud privileges.
Term, will be made Reasonable.
application 10 CHARLES ;. DAVIS and IA
TBAE KINsMAN Esq'rs. Portland, or JorHAM
STONE E,q. Brunswick
Ocs 90. (eop.f)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

IN BRENNAN CRAM, offers for Sale on libel
~ terms, (or would exchange for Real Ellate
u Portland large HOUSE & Other convenient
~.-Aouses with about one acre of LAND hrualed
ssna'ih corner, eighteen miles from Portland,
sood Rand for Mechanic or Trader.
ALoo--half mile from fSid corner. thirty
q LAND, under good Improvements.
A-so-ene hundred acres Of Wood LAND
~ nile. dilfaat from faid corner, said Lands
'yeln DC fold in lots TO fuit purchalers.
Portland April q, 1919 t.f.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

4NFHafFAE
Thirty-eight senators present this day.
The Hon Mr. sullivan siguifed hls accep-
lance of seat III tile Council Board.
The Great Darlington sud Alfred Turnpike
c.. had leave 10 withdraw petition.
4 ~ original Committee Cn tie doings ofthe
PittaheId Agricultural Bans was instructed io
complete their inquiries. and ~ make definite
report
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REMOVAL.
JOSEPH POPE.

JODFTf1 FJFE,
XETOULD inform hi. Friend and Cuacmers
rhat be has removed from No. 10 No
5fESSET 5 x W Where his offers for fale
English and -AmcFicdR mdnufde-
tWed GOODS,
on rssfonabe terms for Calh or approved credit.
! Mo. y, 9. Of)
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CONSISTING Or

AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING a. SUMMER GOODS,
CONSISTING Or
A GREAT variety uf plain and fancy figured
: u Muslins-rcal India Muslin--AA and 6-4
cheap white CaIn5rcs BLACK aud colord ditto
imitation Lawn --S-4 and AZ ight aud dark cam
bFIc Calicoes-Gingham s-.1ourninr do.-Ging.
nam tobes-Coppcrpiate and patch Furntu e
JambriC and common Dimoties--a larre assortment
Standardization Merino dito-0ne case ia
irish Linens, very cheap Linen Cambric-auiIt-
In@ aDi figured NeStings-naols -iit1 t.-l,lus and
yellow NanktHs-Jeans--C otton Cashmere
Priest Ciotif--Colerain B.iish Cotton-black
white ana green Crapes-@Teen Gauze-J-4 black
Standardization and Russia Diaper Lipen 4
Cotton Sheeting--extra black Levantine--biack
and cOOrcd Florence, and India Lustrings-cheap
thread Laccs--6-4 white and black silk Lace
Millinetts-Vel vets-Ladies' and GentIemen's
six. beaver and hid s.ioyes--Cotton Hose--Gag,
Bauianna, fancy and black silk Handkerchief
check and figured Muslin Neckerchefs-silk Braids
-- Boot CoTd-Fans-cotton and linen slack Bind
Ings- Pins eedleS---se,ving Cotton--Itaian
Sewing Silk-Twist-- Buckram--Patent Thread
-Braces- Buttous-Ribbons, &c. &c.
Also
"A handsome assortment BRO 14DCLOTIIS and
C.4S5INERES.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bales Waltham Cotton Shifting and Sheet
ing-Gingh Checks Stripes
Sattnolts-BeG Ticking.
0J7 All which offered very low, wholesale
and retail 6w May &c
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S. RANDALL,
SURGEON DENTIST,

SJhGLON DENTIST,
1 Continues TO practice in the line Of his
profession "a his room IA EIchaRge->trett--
From the encouragement be has met With ia thiS
Town, be has concluded to make il his place Of
Residence.
toF the convenience Of those who may favor
pm With their calls, Il i deemed necessary that
ceTain portion o! tue lime should be exclusively
appropriated for the accommodation Of the Ladies,
/ which II from 3 n 8 O'Clock each day--and for
uentemen, any hour Of the DAY (ths above ex
lfequeat visits
OF Cases OF extractions of Teeth, win b. &C.
R.eed y az any hour il required
Portland. Biay fl.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08

To destroy bed JHgs.-Malce 4 detection p
ssssafas bark root, not strong ~ ~ stain the
furniture, and scald the wainscoating of your
rooms ONCE year, and will engage bug viii
never enter it. This know from experience
AN OLD MAN.
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e. Mem and Cheap Goods,
GEORGE HILL,

10. ", MHNWs Ror, Has iuH Rtceired
AN EXTENSIVE ASsORTM ENT OF
SPRING 4. SUMMER GOODS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
james River Land for Sale

4 AGAIN offer Tor sale my land IN Amherst lying on
hsTTiSs creek, large branch Of James river and
"thih iouI miles Of Lyncbbnrg. The tract contains
So5 acIes2jo are cleared aud in good bea 40 acres
HeSh ad cleared since 1872 aud 40 acres low
very Icb ana ht foT meadow the balance is prime to-
DaceO aDd covered with excellent timber and al lea
90 c'ioS OF hte Waod " acre. Three loads day in
summer and two In winter be made TO LyncbbIrg
over iree bridge now nearly anshed across the river
lLe plCe OF hIe wood 3 cord, aud a constant and
'eI u'l seat on TIE creek, on which gIist aud saw
iH may be erected for 500 that would Yield 200 Tar
purpose. - ~
fhere are two good schools in Lynchbnrr one a
,sae "na me other Latin school and the neigbbor.
HOOD ds healthy any ia the stale and The Gown tbs
u0st healthy of any on James river.
me subscriber bpviug renewed the Western country
W" sen at fedbcea price, aud give long credit for
Two htds OF the purchase money or lie will give credit
Tor TIE whole, u well secured. AppIy to Col n. nv
~ Richmond, or to RoRFuT "a Rosg
Orange Courthouse, Nov. 70. S. waws