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WILL commence the third Taesdalin November next
- and continue five days.
FIRST DAY-~A sweep sake Tor three wear oil. mile
hfa entrance 100 dosrshalf forfeit three or more 10
~ and the subscription TO clVse theday preceding
SECOND DAYhe Jockey Club Purse four iIehests,
Third DAY-z4be Pran,;+to,'s t,r. ,,v,s nil. ho,.
entraufF - dollars. N' 49, ~ '
q, ouKIh DAY-A Handy Cap, two mile heats weights
10 %. regulated by The rules Of tlIe course.
i"e' 70 dolas entrance, and 10 carry catches.
hiter Each dayb an elegant Saddle vii he hung I'm
, Ior, oy Saddle Horses only carrying catches
ll'i 'oetunB OF the nsefnbert uf the Club is earnestly
qs'el a. the Broad Rock tbe evening, preceding The
-'Osst}y S'uO Faee, on business OF importance.
S.ables and litter Furnished race horses, gratis
SuDsetr having rented the place Of M. Thomas
-, wiz ~ every sxerton in his power give Subtraction
10 ulose VINO may favor him with tier patr,Jpase.
e aio plftge himself furnish every article in his line
Of Che bess quality. q, d. "a 49, Nv
N ~ y Is earnestly requested that EACH rnemlsr of the
- s y PpnstYni IN the discharge Of bis Subscription, on
cctgbcr "a. u IN EN' fI,Pr', ,S'
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From tie Nep Yorx Gazette.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.


The following official opinion OF Mr.
Crawford, the secretary of the treasury,
on The subject of a trade with the cape
OF Good Hope, &c. is derived from a
most respectable source and il will, no.
doubt, occupy the early attention OF COM
gross AT the approaching session, should
application be made 10y those interested
III HE commerce between those places
and the United States
MfSsrs- Lang, Turner & Co.
Observing by your paper OF the goth
ult. maj an inhabiIant OF the cape Of
Good Hope has thought proper To- draw
the public attention TO the British Order
! in Council relative 10 the commerce of
| Tie Cape Of Good Hope, and of The ISL
aud Mauriilus, | embrace ihis opporiunj-
| ~ oil stating, tor the information Of mers
chants and others concerned, that having
| mysrlia Rreai interest IN seeing tho con-
merclaI intercourse between The United
States and the Maurtins resume lis Tor
mer activity, | wrote 10 lie secretary Of
the treasury on the 18th N0vem Der last
Ohe Order IN Council published in the
London papers IN July last being but a
repetition OF a similar order promulgated y
year previous) desiring him 10 inform me
whether, by virtue Of the order in coun.
Gil alluded to, American vessels could be
cleared for the island Maurilius with the
certainty of being admitted.
The following is an extract Of his an
, swer, under date OF 18Th November:
, understand rhe British order IN
council TO which you refer, admits inid
the ports Of tie Mauriiius only The YES.
) sels OF such foreign states as admit into
: their ports British vessels from the port.
= OF The Mauriiius, On The same terms, anC
I OF payment OF the same duties, as Amer
e icau vessels. II this be Tie true conslruc
. ton of the order, American vessels ar
e aoi admissible iuiOthe ports of the Meu
II ritus under that Ordery as tie convection
between the two states does not exten
Is TO the MauTiiius."
, On the 22d November, in reply to th
y above, wrote % the ion. Sccrcigg Z
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land and ,Nlarns a. ,Nnle


RY virtue of the last will aud testament 81 John
- Graham, dece*Sed. |. executor Of the said
last will aud testament shall upon The 4th day ufJonu
aryHerf f fair, Otherwise the fair day sell upon
the premises IN the highest bidder public auction
ls The iestaiois farm iham situate upon James
River Ia the county OF fienrico, about six miles above
the city OF Richnsnd and containing by estimation,
700 ACRES LAND, he the same more less. Part
OF the iand 10 low grounds and the residue general
vel good quality. There is large and very convent
ent dwelling hctise, and other bniIdiBgs for all the
purposes Of an extensive farm There has teen crop
of small grain sswn TIL. fail, and the farm Is yey
goon order aud lit for cropping Immediately. I'd. Fiy
prime slaves, among whom some valuable trades.
men Sd. All the esator's personal estate upon the
sad farm consisting Of mules horses, cattle aud hogs
carts, wagons, implements OF husbandTy and car.
peneIs and blacksmiihs tous corn, fodder rye OATS
ana hay, with many other articles tedious men
ton.
The terms of sale, for the slaves aud personal estate
will he cash aud credit of year. for the
land, the purchaser 10 give bond and security with a
deed ofrust the land, to tue payment Of
the purchase money.
The sale will commence upon the premises and vii
continue from day TO day untillh whole is sold or
WALLER DUN
Executor Of John Graham deed.
Nov. IL. 55ids
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NIMRoD BRAMHAM, pr
ALEXANDER GARRETT, u'ees'

A DNERflSFhENr....lh he subscribers, executors Of
UharLes bhiiock, dec. offer Tor sale great variety
of USEFUL ORNAMENTAL GOOnS. Being DESTROYS
TO make sale Of most Of the personal property without
delay they will dispose OF the goods reasonably a.
10 make II an object worth the attention of all such rs
are waiting, either for their use, TO sell again
The stock hand consists of al almost endless
Of Hardware Cutlery aud saddlery rich Cut Glass AID
China Sets quantity of Plain Glass, assorted; a
large supply OF Crockery Ware, In crates aud open ;
stone ware, iron steel, mills, marble mantIrs ono sci
marble facing for house so feet front aud stories
high. Also, tar, piIch, turpeutine, Tosiu, varnsh
black aud bright and many other articles, tedious to
enumeTate all q which they determined 20 SELL
as before stated, the very lowest accord
ngly invite lhelT friends and the public generally TO
call aud examine the articles.
Several HOUSES FOR RENT, aud others in which
STORAGE will he received at moderate rates.
JAMES wNITLOCk, Errors of Chas
II. II. wHITLocK, }WkitEOck, dec.
SepismheF az
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Boot md Shoe Ma,.rfactorn.

NE subscriber teturnshis sincere his friends
ana the public, for the
experienced. ana assures them that hi.
part snail he wanting IN give general satisfaction he
mas NOV on hand an extensive supply OF ladies and
gentieen's boots and shoes 81 every piion all
OF whtchwili be warranted in beasty aud
SHOES to measure, will he attended with uict pune
uSiity ana dispatch, al his store doors below Mess.
5. q ~ Aliens Exchange Office.
Oct. n. a0..is' John s,RvtY
I BEG; leave inform the iunahitaGI & a., -.I,a
aud its VICINITY, that have taken the ase lately
to Hegin on the trst Monday in OctoDer.. par enls
disposed TO enttust their childreuo my care may with
certainty calculate en- their reccivnguy most unremit
ting attention
Terms, for a ScssipR oTTsR Months
BOARD ana tuition Ia the English branches incudins
reading, Spelling grammar, writing, IMPOSITION his
'y, geography, chronology arithmetic and plain nee.
a's~oLk, ) szo.-Waslins, 25.--fuei, $40.
tor day schniars-ruitioA in ALI The bran me- above
mentioned, : 40 -Fuel, 80.
Natural phiiosophy, chemistry, esettres aslrono
my and the use Of the globes he my school
Young Ladies wishing to learn French music and
painting shall be attended to- al The price Of The
ersempioyed, aud paid by the parents or guardians
5 a.. "S '0'
Each boarder will furnish he'd, bedding and towels,
also clothes aud book bags, Every article Of clothing
to be distinctly marked.
Board and tuition payable half at entrance the
balance at the expiration Of five months.
Ma. My friend Mrs. hndw. Smith Intending To
receive my daughter into class with her own for The
purpose OF teaching them the French language and
painting IN oil, ~ well water coors and on velvet
mas agreed to take charge OF suck Of my boarders or
day scholars as may be DESTROYS Of acquiring those
JANE TAYLOR,
widow oflhe late Geo. Keith Taylor
Of Petersburg.
Moore the Rev. Dr. Buchanan, Chief Justice MarsLsIi
Bep. watkins Leigh Esq. Sept. 10. az IL
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Valuable PrOperfy fo,. Sale

OY virtue oi deed Of bearing date Tie 23d day
ID vi June, 1917 and recorded in the bustings court
OF the city OF Richmond, executed by James Curie and
Caroline his wife, to the subscribers aud John Mni.r
deceased trustees 10 The due payment certain
debts due TO Ebenezer Stot, as therein ment0uedwe
the Subscribers, surviving trustees, (bemg thereto
quested by the said Stott and the said Currie Himself
joining in the request will proceed upon the premises.
between the hours Of IL IN the foTenson and in
Afternoon, Monday the 2oth day Of November Hsrt
sell highest bidder for ready money at public
auction, the HOUSE aud LOT, occupied by said
Currie, at the OF and 18th city Of
Richmond by metes aud bounds as described IN the
said deed Of trust for the purpose raising balance
OF the debts therein mentioned with interest," which still
remains due and unpaid. THOMAS TAYLOR
JAMES HERON.
hereby inform the public, thai the title Of the above
mentioned property is clear aud indis pulahe and that
there Is no manner of objection the sale thereof
the trustees, JAsiES CuRRiE.
October IL. az. ids
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IFrom the Providence Ga.e,te.l
ELECTION OF SENATOR,

ELEC lON Ot SENaIOR.
On Saturday last, the Honorable James
DWoli, of Bristol, Speaker of the House
Of Representatives, was elected by the
legislature OF Rhode Island, Senator al
the United States Tor six years next en-
suing thu 81 of Marrl, next, vice The
hos. William Hunter, whose Term OF
service will then expire. The election of
Mr.. DWolf being announced, he rose
aud addressed the Grand Committee. ia
substance, as follows
Nay IL please your EIceHemcy,
beg leave 10 express my thanks 10
these honorable houses, for The trust
which they have reposed in me, and 10
promise, that TO the extent of nv ab,l-
lies and exer,ions. they shall be faithfully
served. | con.ider these houses, sir, as
acting IN the name of the people OF the
State of Rhode Island, aud therefore il
is to the people that shall consider N.Y.
sell accountable. IL, sir, any questions
should come before me, as their lrgisla.
tor. in the Congress of the United States,
IN which the interests of the people Of
this State come III competition with
NINE, shall consider myself bound TO
consult their interest and not my own.--
In case, sir, questions should arise, res
pecting which, the views aud feelings OF
the people of Rhode Island differed from
mine, should ieel myself called upon 10
resign my seal, and give them an oppor.
iunliy TO elect man, who will represent
their sentiments. make this decIarao
ton. sir. in consequence of The many an
merited accusations which have been
circulated against me. in relation 10 a
business, IN aohich I,ras formerly engaged. =
But. sir, for several years part, / have
beenai mach nncontaminated Jy any share
IN AZ, as 0ny citizen Of the State
| feel, Sir, my want of learning 10
qualify me for the duties Of a statesman
but the knowledge which | have acquired
by being engaged in business, in travel
ling, and I'm intercourse with The world
has convinced me of the necessity oI
having practical men in Congress, men
acquainted with the details of business.
and with the rela tons which subsisi be
tween The great iBierests of the naiion.-
Such men, Sir, are now most wanted j,
! Congress 1t is for this reason, that
have presumed 10 undertake this hgl
trust, and it shall be my constant endea
| vor not TO disgrace it,"
Said to BE- the Same Trade.
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CLENLANE ACADEMY srifi coz.D,e,ce me c,,,,,;,,.
-. session on ne Isl OF January is2i. In the ire
,Iay ana mathematical dePartmsr,rs, the plan o,
obstruction miH be ,ilar 10 thu nhich is no,r C,}
t ,Inea an Edndnrsh. Scotland waerc the tntoy o.
De Hfnsfydted by suitable apparatus amt me ,np,I,
prepared for wHiuersify declares. 'fT
rms institutions Is situated near the South yprv
mountains, uithin tuo mites OF the Richn,ond ,rDd
rreaericksb"rs st0ee roads through Milton Sa 6ibe
bss rv"nay, HG;.'ma ..etiaa ~ country mhic has
StoHe spring UifhiH Tew yards OF rhe hons, ,r;Tb
o.nsT sonosHfnces rel oddytsd TO re,nove me dis
sass incident 10 me iorer counties and 20 couGr,,
fhe health ~ ihe bOgy. |"
q, Itson fees 10 dOttars sp,rards, according 10
thenuni6er oibrdnrhss taught. Boy, min D, oJs,;,
yea 6etrcen and IA years Of aye. -, Bogr5j,r ~,
"g Msa. ,, itfns. Il. BE Ln KERR
- -e- --,--oN. ,oo. .. 53..iof.
Il DNtkiisEstNT....iw VIII RLNT, for a term no,
exceeding six years. The E0t Springs Propsyfv
Wfhe county Of Bdth...I will also reut for M. s.,s
term TWO tracts OF land IN the neiehborhood situate
1poh ,acssons river. TbeHot Springs 10 good stand
Tor Tavern during the whole year is much resort
soto hy company during the scasvn of bathing The
~ the neighborhoos OF excellent quality and II
neo ny the same tenant wiki he ot Springs onid be
able 10 supply tina, establishment with sImost evsr,
necessary ...Appl'caton may be made to me In Gath
OF 10 mI; ALLEN TAYLOR in Bo,etonri.
naln, ocl. IL. go ~ ELlZaBEIH THOMPSON.
NEGROES foR SALE....Un 1hursdoy me 3o1L or
r. Hveemosr, a. the residence Of the late THOMAS
itsB, Esq. Belle Mead, code,y of Powhatan, will he
men aud children.. TrrmsIash.
.5tso, at the same time and piQce-Twelve excellent
No uorses, the whole stock OF cattle sheep aud hogs
equal to any IN the stale ofvirgina, The n.cet
sary utensils attached to extensive farmland like
wise the crop Of coru fodder, &c. Sc.Term. twelve
months credit, with bond and approved security 10
bear interest from date, which will he RENTED il
p" 0s, s, pMu: a. JOHN +. ROLLING,
GeS ~. 81. ids adm'r % Thomas Tabb.
4 IL vttsuas igJebird 10 JOSEPH DARMSnATT
a.. dec. are requested IN make payment imme
hfaely as am DESTROYS of closing The administrator
a: soon as possible and therefore gran, indu
sence 10 any BODY. DANIEL CALL, EN'or
'eo' J. S9,.u OF Joseph Duinsdatt. dec.
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THAT valuable estate upOu Jsmesfiver in The comfy
- ~ Goochiand, called the BYRD.-Thisl I'd lies
opPoshetbe upper end Of Rk Island aud c0n sins by
recent survey o00i acres three hundred acres
are loN ground Of hTa quaty, and the high lands are
equal, " not superior to ans Oh the river. The i'm
Ptovemeuts are coumodious sud suicisBt for the &C.
esmnodaiion Of alatge family, with good Barn aud
uew thtesbing Machine.
PREPARATIONS are nov making foT sowing large crop
Of wheat. The terms Of sale will he ACCOMMODATING
and possession mas be bad the nrst day Of January
neNt'-toT more particular information reference nay
he had to Mt. Edward Cunningham nf Richmond or
10 tne supsctibeT. X. o. CUNNiNGHAm.
OctObefI3s az. aa,s
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HOPKINSVILLIE.

SINHIS well known Tavern, situated the Buckingham
road about eleven indies below Powhatan Courthouse
and twenty miles above Richmond lately occupied by Archd
Robertson, and in the possessions Of Cornelius Buck win
De publicly offered for sale the FIRST DAY OF DE-
CEMBER next. Attached to The storird
hwellnghouse, Kitchen stable carria gshouse and ice
ouse also well OF excellent good garden orchard
&c and about2t0 290 of land The of
Pany th,tayern has always Le very considerable The
passengers IN the Lynehbnrg Stage dine and breakfast there
alternately four days in each week-and its advantages
every respect believed be exceeded by Of few
country taverns in Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourJh Of the purchase money
IN six months the remainder in three equal annual
II not Sod, will be leased the day before mentioned,
DOR year. TO the highest bidder Possession may be had
Oh the twenty second December
PerSons who may purchase previous TO the 10th
November may obtnin possession the first December, IL
required. JOHN ROBERTSON.
November 8. 5s-td,
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NohhliIED TO the Jail Of Norfolk county, a negro
- man who calls himself HENRY CUMBo, IS fret' 81
inches high ~ rather light complexion abpu 2s
years OF age he states that We is Tree man. from Tie
county o. Northampton. The owner OF said Negro is
osseh u prove bis property and take him away or he
VIII be disposed Of az the law directs.
WM. BARNARD. Jaffor
Oct. 20. 4s..2m NJ NorfotE 1870
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ORAERVE.

HfEMALE EDUCATION, will be continued the ensuing
n year at Mountairy-MisS Caroline Hill will teach the
whole of the first Miss Hannah Hin during the
cond term.
The schoo will he opened the first Monday in January,
and close the r Friday in December. Vacation froIn
first Friday in June, until the first Monday ia July.
Terins-For board and tuition, 100 dolarsl paid half
yearly in advance. HUMPHREY HILL.
M0nntairy. Cnrone, Oct. II. 4a..IRi.
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'Sqid to be the SIape.Trade.

Among the occurrences Of the time,
the recent events reported from Hispa-
Hiola, bT st. Domingo, appear TO attract
considerable share of attention nor il
II surprising that events which so mate
rally affect the prospects of that impor-
tant island, and, by consequence, probs-
bly,, the welfare OF The seigibOring islands,
should be received with some interest
here. The island of St. Domingo en-
braces nearly $4,000 square miles, and IL,
of course almost equal in size To some of
our large states. Next 90 Cuba, il is not
only The largest, but it is the most terrible
and pleasant Of all Tie West Indian ISL
ands. Considering, therefore, IT'S extent
aud fruilfnlness. us commercial capaci-
ties, the character Of IFS governments
and OF ITS population, aud, Vet more, its
possible operation upon the adjacent
islands, it is natural THAT circumstances
which promise 10 remodel It's power, and
which already give more imposing
! aspect 10 lis actual condition, should be
considered worthy nf regard OH this con
! tinent. The history Of This island is
| familiar 10 most readers, as far back al
least, as the bloody catastrophe which
! annihIaied tile French authority twenty
years sgD, and expelled from the island
every white who was fortunate enough TO
escape tie knife. Since then the island
has remained in the hands of the Blacks
aud the political struggles amongst them
which followed that event, ended IN the
establishment OF an arbitrary regal gov
eminent, (stylrd imperial under the late
chel Christophe,) At Cape Francois, ir
the northern part OF the island aud o
an Elective or republican form. at Port
aU-Pripce, IN the South, under the lat,
President Potion, who. on his dPcease
was succeeded by the present president
Gen. Boyer, msn OF abilities and en-
ierprIsc II is said.
A war has subsisted for several years
between these two states but The re
cent death Of the despot Chrisiopbe, IRE
I ceiving the late news rs lrue) will no
, ouIy, il is presumed, pui an eud to thes
h0siiliiies, but II promises 10 be the pre-
? lude also To the eniIre subversisn of III
imperial regime, and The consolidation
tie whole power OF tie whole island uI
% der the Republican head. The teroriOl
e Tyranny OF ChTlstophe prepared his sol
c jecis. 10 doubt, for lIiS change tht
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October q.

Ri virtue OF a deed OF uust cAec1Ied tbt i4,i oi
- November 1878, by Meriwether Lewis walker and
Maria his wife, George &. Lindsay, and John Wren
aud Elizabeth his wife, Of record In The clerks Office OF
hbemare, to the subscribers as trustees for the pnr
Of money due by bonds and therein named to Dabney
Minor, Of Albemarie 2The undersigned as trustees
aforesaid will seIl for cash al the front door the
Rivauna Mills, now in the occupancy of Richard and
James Duke, IN Aibemalie county, on Saturday the
9th day Of December 1870, seven hundred and
ninety eight acres Of laud, and the said RUanaa iLs
with all the appurtenances belonging to the
both sides OF the river, much Of the will
raise the balance that will he then due the said Dabney
Minor, the costs Of Carrying into effect
trust The above property is valuable lies both sides
of The North fork Of the Rvauna river which affords
baiteanN navigation TO Richmond. The undersigned
acting as trustees for the beneht Of others will sell and
convey such title only as is vested in thems
by the deed afpI esaid.
ALEXANDER GARRETT, Trustees
October al. "a ida
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A grand celebration has lately taken
place al Reading, on account of general
liicsier's election to The office of Governor.
Ii 10 stated 10 have been attended by four
thousand persons. The procession, hay-
ing been formed opposite the generals
residence, saluied him in person. After
arriving at the ground assigned for the
festivities OF the day, SO DESTROYS were.
tie people TO have him among them, thar
modcsliy yielding 10 the request Of
committee appointed 10 make their wish
known, he was escorted TO the meeting.
Tue testlviy was The most liberal aud
orderly and IN the evening d transparent
temple,with portraits of the govtrAor elect
and other patriotic designs, were carried
through the town. The account adds,
that" Our political opponents aern
treated ia the most respectful ipauDef..
The following remarkable tuasis we're
given, with unanimous acclamation "a
The public ofiicss OF Penusylvania..a-
They will be given tn virtue, talents and
patriotism, scithOm distinction of parties
Party Spirit. Let it be extingmshed, and
harmony, peace, mutual good will, and
desire Ia promofe Tie public good, prevail
let us all be republicans.
TIE honest of all parties may prosc,ip.
ti0n Of party names cease ;>for the era OF good
feelings has arrived. Bali. IH.
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kJrhe ENQUIRER is pubiished twice a week. gene.
rally and three times week during the session OF the
the same as heretofore, FIVE
Dollars per annum payable In advance. Noteso Char
tered speciepaying Banks, (oniy) wibe received In
payment. The EDITORS will guarantee the safety Of
femit.ing them by mail, the postage of all letters being
II Nopaper will he discontinued, but at the discre-
tion Of the Edo until all aezrages have been paid
mp. fs
whoeyer will guarantee the payment ofnine papers,
shali receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
. II One Square-Ffrst Insertion, rs csnfs-sach
continuance, so ceafs.
- e. No advertisement inserted until &c has either
eees paid for, or assumed by person in This city
ffs env,r0ns.
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HENTNGJS JUST'ICE

a DATED the Revised Code Of 1919, will be pub
4 hshed on the 2sd Of October IL is comprised in
large octave volume, of SAL pages-buund in calf and will
b. sold az five dollars, nnh the day January next
alter which the price will he advanced, the work having
fr exceeded the limits originally by The author
WM: w. HENIEG.
October as
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,d9N. For London, a Regular Trader.
49, To the address Of Messrs. John
Siiiiai X Co. with the liberty OF consignment-The
very saperor coppered AID copper fa,,eaed ship
HENRY CLAY. Chr. L.. CAN'T commander. The Hen
~ Clay delivering her cargo la London the IS
Sept. ia very tine condition. and to clear for CITY
Point about the 10Th October, where Immediately ON
her arrival she will commence loading-UeaIly one
haif Of the cargo being already engaged expected
TO have despatch. 25o hhds. Tobacco, or the bulk
sheree, will be taken at low freight by applying to
JOHN WA. GiLLiAr.
Who have for sale just TO hand " the Asirea from
london, 30 Cheese, Casks Brown Stout, and 30 Kegs
ground White Lead. said TO be Of a superior quality.
November 7. 53.,N
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NOiiCE....A petition will be pfesrnIe0 10 he TsTt
session OF the Legislature, praying the right Of the
S"lnWonweaib TO csrtain bot, known in the city Of
Nsbmohd W No. 55l. late the property Of certain
Iohn NyeIs, may be vested ~ the heirs IL pIss,sn
foun2basbaad dec. for Tesons CI.t vii then be made
hi9wH Sept. 20. uU