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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-18
From he .N,eu,- Ens'qad Galaas.

. % m D. a
rs THIS PARK VALE OF SORROW
In Ibis lark vale OF sorrow when hope has de-
ee;yet flieyed.
Enawe sigh DER The tale We too fondty he
F.os oftehdoes inemorv her pleasures impart,
And shed bright halo to .oiace the heart.
Even now 10 my view sweet vision appears;
I cstrh the lin. ion, an.iiny cen to tears
The pleasures at memory float on my sight,
.AaI the scenes of my boyhood are lovely and
bright.
4 recall the sweet hours when lansuished TO
rove, love |;
With the bssu,ifh daughters offrienhship ard
] behelc The iair mstds like the twins OF The
roe, lsoms Of snow.
With their fright beaming eyes and tier bo'
II breaks bright illusion! O, why hast thou
aed?
Toipll nie the hopes OF my boyhood are dead!
We, OH will Il shine through Re vlstaol years.
sTo warm his cold bosom and brighten my
tears.
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scANDALous DISCRETION.

/ The success of the Seneca Indians, who
lately exhibited themselves in this county,
.induced citizen Of the state OF Georgia, ma
med David Jones, to try TO engage some In
di ms To accompany him to Englani, Tor
Ike purpose. Alter considerable difficulty,
ana much persuasion, he prevailed upen SIX
In iiaas uf the Cherokee nation, living near
Fort Armstrong, to accompany him pronns-
ing them that il they did not succeed here,
they should have free passage home again.
They Embarked at Charleston, and after a
voyage of twenty FIVE Gays, arrived at this
port. Here they performed two evenings.
They then went toSt Helen's, where they
performe q on the evenings OF Friday and Sa-
tugday. On The Sunday morning their con-
.duc'or left them, directing them TO proceed TO
wigan. and promising TO meet them there.
After performing at Wlgan week, they re-
ceived a letter FROM Jones. in which he desi.
red them TO proceed TO Warrington, saying
be would rejon them at that place. They
accordingly went TO Warrington but he did
not fulfil his promise. The poor fellows, after
stopping there ~ they had spent all their
money, resolved 10 return to Liverpool to en-
quire what had become of their employer =
When they arrived here, they found him just
on the point Of embarkmg Tor America. He
had sailed, and baseiy abandoned these un-
fortunate men TO state OF destitution in a
strange country, tar from their families and
their native land.
OF such conduct we cannot speak in terms
/ Of adequate detsstatien. Our object in thus
infinitely .narsting the circumstances in this
case is, to pomo,e a subscription to enable
the unhappy sefarers to return To their homes.
The indians may be seen al Their lodgings in
Liysr-street. GLoadon paper.
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Boston, October g
EXHIBITION WEEK.

The week which is passing has been ex-
ceedingIy warm and fine, and has been well
Improved in agricultural and Military En-
hi6itoas; equal degrees of spien-
dor and Improvement in the arts to sustain
and destroy Lille.
The Worcester display Of the former Oh
Wednesday, we learn, ahounded in fat and
prolific things, and agricultural science and
from the preparations made, we expect that
Berkshire (the high place OF Agricultural So
cieties will add TO celebrity already estab.
lished
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ALEX tNDRiA
MONDAY. MORNING. OCTOBER 10.
EXTRAORDINARY LOAD OF FLOUR.

We were gratihea on thursday last with
asight'bdih noyel and pleasng--it was the
arrsaio Of wagon from the neighhorhood of
Winchester. drswn by sir horses with the
extraordinary quantity OF forty barrels Of
for oni il. This team elonged TO Dir. H..
W Hamilton, If Frederick comfy, and ira
yelied the distance in the usual lime, without
any apparent difficulty TO the horses.-lt was
unlosded at the store of Messrs Gibson q.
Luptpn, on Kiag- street.
From the annapolis G0zeue, October Ia.
THE ELECTION.
The annual election for members Of the
House If Delegates OF Maryland commenced
and terminated throughout the state on. Mem
day the 4ih inst. The result has been 50 ia
vorable to the democratic party, as TO give
them majority o. four votes upon joint bal
.ot, with the senate, in the election OF go
vernon and council, and such other office rs
as are appointed by joint vote OF the Two
houses. The democrats appear TO be much
elated a, this temporary triumph but We DO
no perceive that Il Can afford them much
Cause for boas:ing Some local ieuds per-
vailed several of the Counties wnose political
Character is decldedly federal, and to THIS
cause principally, is IL be ascribed lhe unex-
pecleu result Ut The late eiectsn. But not
wnnstanulng he schIsm IN some portion of
the federal party, The uemUCr,ts nave OBJ
rites IN uany ol he counues, as to renuer
their fuiufe su,cess mere than Ioubtul. In
Cecii couny the average Democratic nIaJo-
rity was aDout 20, anu one iederailsl Was
left out Dy only votes. In Kent ienera-
lists were elect, Il, one vote N uuld have elect
ca ano tner, ami 4 the iuurh. In Caroline
the democratic tlck't suuceedeu by oD.y !
votes; and IN W0r,.ste, ~ . votes. On the
western shore The democratic gam was alto
getper unexpected, anu such ali occurrence
is not again anticipated even by themselves.
The senate IS composed Of 10 me nbeTs all
stitut . sac anu n'ioaDle Rampant asains,
the "iu ana visionary innovations Of our mo-
0ern democratic relormlsls.
Tie late election IN Vermont has termina-
ten IN The reelection of Governor tIaiusha,
Lieut., nant Governor Arrlngham, and re-
publican council
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Kings.on. ~. c.loe.. 5

Kingston, ~. CT Oct. 5.
Last Sunday morning. (Oct. SID tire e
steam boats left rhe-pori of Kingston. with IN
a few minutes Of each other. I Fr onte-
nae, for York aud Niagara the Charlotte,
Tor the Bay OF Qpinte and the Sophia: for
Sacket's Harbor The preceding day, we
understand, the Steam boats Ontario aud So
phia He'll Sackei's Harbor toge Their one Of
them for Og .ensburg. and the other for
Kingston. Herald.
Neu- Bedford, (.Noss J o. ].
Three yeung fellows, the eldest about Il
years of age, were apprebtnded on Munday
last, charged with enlerlpg the first congresa-
tiondi meeting house III tins tow OF tue pre-
cedlng evening; and tearing the large pulpit
bible in pieces, AMI also Sc. erai hymn books,
and the lestamenls and other Looks belong ing
10 the children who attended the Sunday
school. They also took all the ramps from
their sockets and emplied the oil on the cush-
ions anu seals OF The pews; then took the
leaves which they had taken from the bible
anG shattered them in The street.
iwoof the same fellows were also charged
! with breaking open the store OF iIessrs. James
Ii sthaway l. Go. ana robhlng II OF articles Of
no great value. A handkerchief "h!Ch lady
had lett IN her pew being found on one, and
box Of Spanish segars on another, LED to
their detection. Ga their examination, one
OF them coniessedail The facts. and they have
been committed to Taunton Jail.
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i's n'''' oi''a' lanenas'' was tod IL
one beant-fu' Firl, about sixteen Years r. "s
had god tbimble, shich had is.,T
OF her mother, Who has been soret;r.
upon this the girl put part;culs, -. ''''
being the memorial of her deceassc ,,'F' q
when this was taken from her Size no.. ,'',A;
the most earnest and pathetic m.aosr', .
ii restored to her, telling them. sr h. o"'
time, that Itself il was of very ii,,,e r,s S''
but TO her as being the present OF be, ,',''
il was OF great value: ihi, made no, d "Y'
inpre sion on these lawiess ri,;.,s e s'a
The London Statesman Of do .v.n;,
9TH ult received at the Office ~ fas
York Gazette contains the loI!os@y 'eT'
PRuBABLE WAR BETWEEN sp
THE UNITED STATES AND
There appears to be gradual =,
what We deem b shiy plnhabIr a'p
proach TO a war brtwe rn the aLn, ap
Powers. Should the misundc,>,.N '
Come TO an absolute rupture. + '',s
I" certain that wlthnut the utern @N
f otter Powers it could ru la, I'''
An old, decripid, worn out and 80;
Government. aitenuated b, Iuxu,, 40
aleness, could stand up for No. ""a
o"l! against !oun s. a vigorous, : M
p rate State, which seems t. v.n, '
thing 10 make it fUmi,h upi,r,,. Nv o
b ia sufhtcht qranl,ty Of the pRrc,nr,
METALS as Circulating mcdnu. "a
quadratc with its surprisingly rario IN
crease of trade and commerce: and rLat
we predict the! wilinut be Ionsvi,ho" a'
if they co'ue to blows with old S,ain
Tor, as such a "artar, carnu but hs
highly promising to The Sonlh hmeri
can Patriots, tn ! viii not lai, t. assist
ana second the views Of their nclghbors
and Allies in every way possible. The
sharing the produce of the mines Of
MLAIco ana PERU, will give to The
..,w and Unilrd States of America II
teal rational men In a state of polished
~, it, can Wish for. Our readers must
"ay, learni tnat the Hornet sluop o! war
a Waited mere than month al Cadiz,
"Irnust expressi! (not having bal Tar.
Soj for the purpose of carr, ing back
the ratification of the Treaty cedIng the
floridas to the United States. The
oloop returned wi!huut it, and arrived
at New York the SOih of July. |, Is
now alm' st a certainly that the BeIoy.
cd Ferdinand has sci his ia against
the treaty !: he must therefore cx.
pect some very extraordinary counter.
',hce from one or more of the Courts Of
Europe. or his Majesty aud his whole
will be suspected not melel! Of
fanatiCism. but of dow nrigLt insanity.
Ihe rloridas are already in The hand;
ri tn Americans! " ha, force and hat
time, wi h any fprcc, will the disposses.
lnS them OF their prize take!
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At the late term OF the Superior Court of
Clarke county, b'iiiomson, one OF tie VII
ia,ns who attempted 10 murder anu rob the
Treasurer oi the franklin College, was SEN
teneed to seven years confinement in the pc
nlteniary g. he n,her fellow supposed to
be engased 10 this transaction, was dis, hars-
ed. Ibid.
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Petersburgh, Oct. 12.
FROST.

Yesterday morning fell the first frost this
season, and it was pretty heavy one. For
about three weeks previous, the weather had
been dlsagretaby warm he mercury ran
ged generally al about 81. deg :ees-on Sa-
tur'lay we had consider Bile fall of rain, and
on Sunday il was 5 degrees cooler On
Monday al SUNRISE the mercury pointed to
55 drgrees-a difference of IS degrees in AZ
hours.
Ii is apprehended, from the late planting
this year, that tobacco IN many parts of the
country, has sustained injury from the frost.
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wAsHIxeToY ORPHAN ASYLUM.

.
The fourth annual meeting ofthe Wash
ing,on Orr han Asylum Society was held at
the Rev. Dr. Laure's Church, on the 18th
October. 1879. After an Introductory pray
er by tie Rev. Mr. Haw!ey, the report of
the Society mas read by Dir. f. B. Caldm ell.
new subscribers obtained, money received,
ami the orphans examined.
The following election OF officers being
then made, the proceedings closed by very
appropriate address and prayer, from Mr.. E.
B. CALDWELL
Mrs. Fan Ness, LIST Directress.
Mrs. 1ayloe, Cd do.
Mrs. Richard B. Lee, Secretary.
Mrs, .hcGo1an, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES.
Mrs. Lear, Mrs. Adams, Mrs J. Meigs,
Mrs. Bomtord. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Tmgey,
Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. Mechin, Mrs. Sea1on.
Nat Int.
Kesne, [.N. H. Oct. 9.
- QUICK WORK.
A few days since, Mr.. Barker moulded
1888 bricks il the yard of A. i. T. Hall, in
this town in the short space of siaty minutes!
A young man by the name of Tildon, receiE-
ed them in the mouids and lodged them in
the yard TO dry, in the same space of time.
We understand that The sailing of the u.
S. frigale Constellation is stopped in conse-
ouence of the return of the John Adams
The death of Commodore Perry has occa-
stoned arrangement in his late cruising
sq1adron--and the probability is, that the
non ratification OF the Spanish Treaty, will
produce new and more active navy opera
tons. N. 7. Gaz.
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From Pouison's American Daily Adrr.

tiSei.
Ay0ung merchant. whom We shall call
Morton. was united IA FEW years since
to most amiaGie girl whom he Sill
certl! loved. and who return, his at.
lection with all the warmth and ardOr
his ma y virtues deserved. Al lifetime
CT their nuptials, Mr.. Ms. business was
'"crat'e and apparently increasing, so
that he could indulge in reasonable an.
ticipation, not only Of eventual inde.
pendcnce, bnt also of attaining thai de.
sIrahle end without denying himself and
laaIly the fashionable qualifications Of
the day. Accordingly. he furnished bis
house IN st. le of considerable elegance,
kept So, eral ser' ants. and in other re.
sFc'ts conducted his family arrange
Ia. MS on IA liberal scale. in which his
foretadlers would perhaps have deemed
hIm cXtravagant. His wife too, think.
ng 30 do credit to her husband. paid
| tile attention to economy, and rather
made it a study to CRAFTY his taste,
than 10 regard the expense it might &C.
casion.
There was time when such a gene.
raj prosperity per,aded this country
that prudence herself seemed almost to
.j.,tlly extravaganza. But these times
lid gone by, and on those COuntena0.
Cos where formerly beamed hope and
confidence. now sat disappointment ana
despair. No longer could the merchant
engage in schemes of enterprise for he
SAN that The more extensive was bis
business, the more extensive were BIS
losses. No longer could he place rel'
ance upon the stability OF his neighbors;
for experience was daily teaching ID
painful lessons, that the foundations Of
credit were loosened and those VINO
had withstood many a storm, now benz
and yielded to the calamitics OF the
times.
But still the storm howled only 1r'h'
out the dwelling OF domestic peace-R
lad yet wounded the merchant ID
his tenderest concerns. Soon, however,
Mrs. NJ. saw the gloom that misfortune
was gathering on her husbands brow
and whinh neither her own afcctIoHa''
sulir,tute, nor his rhildren's spor,h'
play fitness, could chase away. Ia!
after day passed, and she sighed IN 81
luce. At length she extorted from n'I
he Cause of his detection. and lfa'I!tt
that his business had declined, and ma
he had sustained multiplied losses +" '''
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SURVEY OF BOUNDARY LINE IN LAKE ERIE.

B40aloe, (.N. York. Oct 10.
A truly distressing time the parties appear
TO have had, who have been employed, for
the last Two months, IN the survey OF the
islands of l. Ike Erie. Oh thirty three persons,
consisting OF commissioners, secretaries, sur
veyors, chain bearers, and boat and axe
men, every individual has suffered a serious
time OF illness, and that too in place here
no medical aid could be procured. We are
happy TO learn. however, that the survey OF
the islands to the moutI, OF Detroit river has
been completed, notw ilhstanding these accu-
muiaied difficulties though, from the CONT
nuance OF the sickness, and in consequence
Ct the dea}h OF Col. Ogiiyy, the surviving
commissioner. Gen. Porter has been under lhe
necessity OF suspendng the further prosecu-
lion OF the wor tor the present season Mr..
Thompson, the Astronomical surveyor of the
British commissioners, has returned, with all
his party, aho are now on their way to Non
treaI. Mr. f. himself, one of The other sur.
veyors, and all his laborers, except one. sick.
Major Ffaser, secretary, and Dir. de hussy,
draughtsman TO the American party, are sick
at Black Rock-both, however, we under
stand, coDvalescent. Gen. Porter. With the
residue OF the American party, OF which on
Iy two aborers are said TO remain tit for duty,
are daily expected.
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A correspondent informs US, tina; HUST. on
his way from Lancaster Jail, met clergyman
Mounted on handsome horse, when the fol-
Hunt.--So! you're a psrson, are you, with
thst fine horse 1t would better become you
. to initiate the humility Of our Lord ana Mas
ter, and ride on Jack Ass.
Clergyman.-Tbat would be rather diff
cbIt -s-days; for there IS not Jack AS
in TIE kingdom, that's not already hired as
Radical Reformer. London pepper.
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From The .Nsa York Epsniag Posi-.
LITERARY.


According 10 the latest accounts from the IL
i terary circles abnad, il appears. that Pro
fe.spr Leslie, WHOM il was expected would
succeed ,he illastrious Playfair, IN The chair
OF Na,ural Philosophy in the University OF f.
din ugh. will. in Ill probability, fail of that
ohje I the celebrated Chalmers, OF the Iron
Church, GLASGOW, having offered himself as
candidate 10 the town council for that sta
tion. Nr Chalmer, is perhaps not less re-
marx able for his requirements as math' ma
iicIan, and natural philosopher than as
preacher.
y A new volume OF Travels through the u
nited States and Canada, by one Palmer, has
jusl appeared a, Lonsion Fearon's work
has reached the fourth edition.
Seybert's Statistical Annals OF the United
Safes are advertised by Longman Co.
Lon.s os. Price 81. lbs Cd stering.
The last voure OF the Swedish Philosophi-
cal journal, just published in the Swedish
Language, contains an ample analysis of the
transactions of the Literary and Philosophical
Society Of New York Professor Picket of
Geneva. has also given translation, in the
French language, OF the principal papers in
the same transactions.
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Cotton, in Augusta, IA to 10 cenls-Sa-
vaunah, is to H. The demand Tor Aneri
can cotton IN England continues to increase,
and consequently We may expect the price
will continue to}improve with US. It'd.
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GENERAL JACKSON.

Our Correspondent al y ashvilIe, (Ten in
forms US that General Jackson has been, lor
some time, dang erous!y i'll. Doubts are en-.
terlained Of his recovery. We also learn
through the same channel, that work, vim
dIcalng The measures of the general govern
ment relative to the Seminole war, will shot
Iy be issued IRON the press in that place.
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Tie late election IN Vermont has termina-
tel IN The reelection of Governor tuaiusha,
Lieut., nant Governor Arrngham, and re-
publican council.
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.---ns,ts,St:ycss

To end from Georgetown, Washington City
and .9leraadr'a, noty running,
NIlLL leave Crawtord's tavern, in
w Georgetown, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
passing through the city of Washington
calling at all the public houses on the Ave
nue., and arrive at Alexandra by half past
II o'clock-leave Browns City Hotel A.
lexandria, every evening at +. N, and
arrive at Georgetown the same evening.
Fare doiIar--All baggage and parcels
at the risk of the owner or owners thereof.
THE PROPRlETORS.
n. B. Books are kept at Messrs. Davis
&. Oneal's Tavern, City of Washington,
for the entry of passengers in the above
line.
The Coachee will leave Browns City
Hotel, Alexandra, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and
arrive at Georgetown at ! pastll O'Clock
passing thro' Washington, aud returning
ieaveC rawford's at o'clock, arrive atAlex-
andria the same evening.
By means of this arrangement persons
having business TO transact in either place
may be accommodated with cheap and
expeditions conveyance,
January GO
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Public Sale.

HTlLL be offered at Public Sale on Fri
w day the 26th oil FEBRUARY, ii fair, if
not the next fair day, that Noted Stand at
S7-zx the White Post, now in the occu-
E5EH patton OF Mr.. Geo. Rust. This
No. property has been used as Tav-
Sa.,sSssr ern alone, at other times as store
anl tavern perhaps none better it equal,
an all lhe valley between the B.ue Ridge
sud AIiGghaHy mountains III won't say
- tavern alone, but combined with other
.ausiness--it is surrounded by fertile, re-
specialize neighbcurhood, probably not
surpassed by auy in America; one store
al pre>eut, and but lew Mechanics. The
house is large.--lrom 10 to l6 rooms, with
purtico the whole length of the house a
good stable connected with snug little
bap, Kitchen, and other necessary out
Sous sill this property is not sold, il will
ne let tor aterm OF years ;other houses Will
DC ATTACHED ii wanted, for this year, which
will render it III tur almost any kind OF pab-
&c BUSINESS at least, Mechanic, Ner-
chant, aud Tavern. No man need Apply
for It as tavern alone, at any price-there-
.ore, as such it IS not offered. t
WIN. CARSEGY.
Feb, + st
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Office.

THE public are hereby informed, the
l. House OF Industry establishment, cor
ner of Pitt and Prince streets, will 90 into
operation this day, for the delivery Of soup,
as usual, to the poor, from O'Clock until
8, when donations from the benevolent will
be most thankfully received, either ii, mo-
ney, wood, vegetables, or articles oil CLOTH
Ing, which will be faithfully applied:
Application for tickets for the delivery
of the soup, will have to be made, by per-
sons residing in the Isl Ward--tp J6hn Har-
per, from the east side of Fairfax-street to
the river; Charles Page, from the west
side Of Fairfax-strest to the east of Pitt
street.
ed Ward--Guy Atkinson, from the east
side Of Fairfax street 10 the River. Ber-
nard Bryan, from the west side Of Fairfax
street 10 the east side of Pitt street.
Sd Ward Isaac Robbins, from the west
side Of Pitt street to the east side of Colum.
bus street ; Anthony Crease, from the " est
side of Columbus street 10 the extent Of tho
corporation.
4h Ward-Jonathan Janney from the
west side Of Pitt street, to the east side Of
Alfred street--and from the east side Of
Alfred street 10 The extent oil the corpora
ton.
Great care will be taken to make the
Soup clean.and good for family use, and
will be sold as usual, at cents pei quart.
ANTHONY CREASE.
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Il Tract of Lend

containing 800 acres, ah0 ais ne reversion
Of fifty acres adjoining tn Same tract OF $40
acres, lying and being tue county Oh re-
derrick anu state OF virginia, situate on the
north side OF the Shenandoah river, ahd aa-
Joining the said river about two miles be-
low Suckers ierry-6iie hundred acres ol
which is finely tiinbered, anu the whole
tract we'll watered with a never failing
spring: the buildings are an excelient dwell
ing house, with other suitable 0uthouses, a
good barn, corn house, blacksmith SAop,
stable, &c. yc.
This land, | am told, has for the last Sc
ven years been highly improved with cio-
,ver aud plaster OF Paris upon The whole IL
is considered to be one among the pesl
farms ia the county, combining all the au-
Yaatages OF good society, salubrty OF Gil
male and fertility Of soil. Terms OF sale
will be as follows: three thousand dollars
in cash. or a negotiable note with an en-
dor:er or endorSeIs 10 be approved OF by
tine marshal OF the said district, or hls de-
putty who may act, and pay able at one oi
the branches OF the Farmers bank ol Vir-
GINA at Winchester, and the residue OF tile
purchase money in three equal payments
OF one, Two and three years tue purchaser
Or purchasers giving bonds and security or
securities, To be approved OF by the marshal
or his deputy, with deed OF trust on the
fssid land so sold, as further security Tor
the payments OF the said bonds;
WILLIAM MANN, d. M.
For .4.NDREW MOORE, Marshal.
The above Sale is post
poued until the goth Of March.
! Richmond, February