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which il has been sometimes said the Expedi-
lion would extend, is, by land. about thtee
hundred miles above the Mandan villages.
Nat. Int.
BosToN. Feb. 25.-Yesterday another Cable
of 100 fathoms for the Columbus II was car
ried on the shoulders Off or 500 men, from the
ropewalk to the Long wharf, and placed on
board the schr. Quaker. We understand that
so men for the Columbus ~, will leave this
port for the Chesapeake Tomorrow in the
aboye sehooner
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Il WISH TO sell SMALL TRACT or LAND. living
ahout nine miles from Richmond on me- Dad lead.
ing from Richmond to GootslPs Tavern adi iRinp the
lanes Of dr NOISY Sheppard John walker, and others
" contains between ana three hundfea acres and
di IN woods Some part oft is heavily rmheTed with
OAK and pine.....W not privately sold before h viii
he sold o. SatVrdoy, me 6rst day Of ApTiE, 20 the
biehsst bidder, nc premises Terms made agreed.
ble. WILLIAM BURTON
March ~. isS urts
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NJ ICE To BUILDERS.
k1URSUANT To act of Assembly passed al its last
session, authorizing the bWtdiRg OF GddjfiUE 10
me LHndttc Hospital, ana In Pursuance of which we
Tue undersigned, appointed commissioners by he cOut
OF d'I coIs OF said Hospital tn for rctlo
OF TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, 10 by IS fert, with
basement story, IN conformity Of a plan which may
he seen az said HospiialNouce is hereby gwen ,aaI
proposals will Ne received until ne iOth ddg Of grik
aeIt 10 contract for The saIne.... The whose
hnl,hed IN neat, substantial, woTkisnke manner :;
with materials OF the best quality, IN the shortest
lime. WA MC'CANDIISH1
SAhut l. Travis, (Conluisson.
RICHARD COKE, ers.
JESSE COLE,
March LIZ. Int
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WA~HINGTON TAyrRN

TUE subscriber respectfully informs his customers
u and trends, that owing to the reduced prices Of
provisions &C. he shall alter biS rates Of board an<
fare to the following terms, VIZ:
For full hoard ny the year.......,...S2 25
DO. do. by the month...........20
Do. DO. by the aeek..ss..... .....6
DC. do. by the day ...............i rs
ne Breakfast auo Dinner per Jear....I75
DO Dinner alone per ytar.........s...t25
TO. 4 Man and Horse per day.........2
DO. Horse per day ..s..s......ss..s......TS
10 bTeakiast.. s..s...ss sss.s.s.s...s..s.5
10 bihnefss .s.s.ssssss. s.sss...s...T
no bnppeTss ....s..........sss.....J
d.. Lodging. .....sss......s..s..s2S
Do. Keeping hofsr bJ the week........5
u. DO. do. by the inontb......I5
A. BERNARD.
March ~. Iof "a
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MARRl ED,l lin Washington cry, ty the Reverend
MT. Hawley ,SAMUEL LAWRENCE GoUVgRNEUR ESQ.
OF New 1ork, TO Mass MAKIA HgsTER MoNRoK, young.
est dangbter of JAMES MONROE, President of the Uni
ted States.
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PRICE OF STOCKS.
SLAVES Ar Auction.

WILL BE SOLD, on Tuesday the 2Isf Of NarcL
W before the door Of Mr. Samuel Sublett Kichiond
FIVE NEGROES-a man aud his wife two hoys aBont
years old, aud small girl The woman " III perbap,
nave another IN this month. HORATIO TURPiN.
March ~. tot a,
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.Stenm Reaf nnd Nlnnce

'T'dE Steamboat WASHING ION has commenced run
y ming from Potomac creek Washington city.-A
frgnlaf line ~ STAGES leave Richmond evety morn
ing Tor The boat rhis line IS the most expeditions as
"e a. he cheapest mode 81 conveyance To- Washing
Ton cts ana Na'luove. M8rcb r. o. et
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ts- On " Monddv a.rts 81
Valuable Land for Sac

EHE subscriber beine anxious TO r,mov. 10 the vest
EN- couHiry, ofers foI the plantation whrr-on
he resides, called TO1HEkiNGAY, In Montgomery
V"unt, virginia This tract conains 500 acres. about
naI o' witch Is low gIouDds cleared Considered
nst rate arabic aud meadow laad it lie, ON both
s'pes OF Roanoke river, and tbe western road
'"ns thr"ugh II. The buildings tvw anu valuable.
VI part OF tn Sia,'d, IS AN ESrABlISaA.gNF
fon A IhViRN; which, without auy iana ana.xed
i'h's 'oI > 100 per annun here Ibr farm be-
t@tth w." and three hundred cattle, ike BUNKER ~
shetp and sooo stock of hogs, wbcL can be soup hs
WI" Tue p'ace-A'so, the tutRpike ROAD ont III. up-
ftihost crossing Of the Roanoke river across tn Ar.
ehan) mouhtain,>,i winch ann the sole piopretvr--
Wuen ROAD has been established and in operation about
sixteen ears Also, something ever 1890 acres LAND
s1"lhng ana contiguous thereto, situated rom to
"ee VI montgomery court house, OH which are Iour
Pah'aiiohs leased out-klsV Iset both sides Of
Lue tSef, IN which are about $50 81 also
ohef ioi safe m behalf OF my t:sorEt q lract OF
oss acres IN Botetonrt couuty, tue norh side OF
Tue hoah"he Tbs tract oOntaiss abopl Two hundred
acres OF nrst rate bottom she balance secd tobacco
"hu gram ishds Abcnt twenty OF The bottom 10
ih ""ous On THIS tract a stock OF cattle, sheen
anu noss, winch may be bongbI with the lauu he
e'ms "i De TAR ami equitable, and negroes ia ani.
les received IN pat payment to- ala 81 any part %
WIS Property The property in bntelnuri viii be sbewn
U, MT. John {. GtIniu, Vi Fincastie, OF
GEORGE HANCOCK.
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FOREIGN NEWS.-A new arrival al "
York iias poured in a new and Interesting
stream OF intelligence George The 3d
Is no more-ihe oldest King that ever sal
on HE English throne he died in HE
sgd year of his age though i'll effect, tor
eight years he has been dead 10 his peo
pie. Now Is pr scented IN the strongest
lights the farce al monarchy. The En-
giIsli people are handed over, like hera
OF cattle, 10 his eldest son, who has beer
virtually the hing for several years, AN,
now nomInailI mounts the tiIro e under
the name ~f George 4ih. The wo ~ will
81" now tiimss MAS the pre,exi he rssoried
IN as Prince Regent, when he retained
ms iather's ministers, under the possihl
liS OF his returning ITO his reason an.
his tbrOue.
TIL Duke of Krnf, the Kings 4ih son,
did six day before ms father.
The Spanish Revolution appears %
gam strength. Cadlz Il IN the hands of
lie National army Som of tie ROYAL
troops had Joined them. The coustiiu
J ton o. The Cor,ez had been proclaimed
! The Ffeuch papers state TIA Ferdinand
had applied Ia The French Kmg for mo
ny and men (25 900 troops. Two
| French ships OF war were 10 cruizr near
! Bhyonnr, aud Ia remain ihere in obser
vaiion.-Ferd!nand will attempt if neces.
| sary, TO soothe his people by insidiuus
promise 3, which experience Dug 10
teach tic m are moi 10 be trusted, and will
| appeal 10 his brother sovereigns Tor as
s'S,ance- VIII these Holy Allie lent a
hand TO the legitimate sovereign God
| speed Tire cause of the People.
CoNGRESs.-'rhe II. Of X. have still
The Military Establishment bill before
| IN M. They have determined 10 allow
but s450,000lio The Missouri Expedition,
| thus arresiing II Tor The present al the
CouncIi BtuAS, instead OF permitting ii
to go on 10 The Yellow RNei.-L tke Sc
mite, the bankrupt bill IL the order nt IN,
day On The '0lb, they amended the
bill so as 10 transfer the appointment q
commissioners OF bankruptcy iroai the
District judges 10 lbo President OF the u
States.
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IT No Northern mail last evening.
n The Aditors Communication TO Commissioner,
OF Revenue omitted this day by mistake shall certainly
appear on Tuesday
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Monleomer, M.tchI1. .
LondS Tor Sal c, apo, tred,t

f~"HfS IOF ISu G, apo tfrTyf
w virtue oi decree Of the Honorable SIRE sup,,ior
- Court OF CHANGER tor al, RieLr.ond Dtstfiet.
PRONOUNCED Oh lie 10th Uf February, tsts IN ta.s.
thefeih depending between Henfy Banhs lIaintit and
nanei Call, Exccui . of, ana de,see ~ trust under
the las will anu teslamen Hobert Nj ans d.c' ana
tbaTtes Spencer deiensanls- IN be si IN, u hn,,
an! Warranty, al public auction, TO the hest bdder
a'ih- ffoni door OF the Eagle n ,eI M the ct,, NJ
Il ehnhond. on tie ssd day 81 Alag Rsxt rpun cre.
o OF one ana Two years, the purchasers giving bond
vein secuii'y. aud deed ~ upon the ands To
seeuie me 1ayhen of the purth base none iht fol-
iow"e TRACTS OF LAhD-vu i5asO acres in ia.
$3.50 y, u'eehhfief, on tie north easi SIDE oi The
meadow river 1000 acres described i'm the patent 10 bs
situate in the County oi HARRISON OH The Gad trk ~
IN al tVet-lUO0 acres Dies, The pateHt To- be
situate III be county Of fiaIis0n ON the head wafer,
o oewait run, a dram OF Tiger valley river 6uQo
uescriped IN The patent as situate VA toButy
81 'ffson, on Hach .i's creek t9ui acres destub
IN tht patent IS situate the count OF Harrison on
Tue waefs OF Qnay 500 acIe. Il, scrbed Ia The
pa'eht as situate IN the county HARRISON heta cen
oiewafts run and Heudvn's ln-sgO acres, DE sc,,hed
IN the patent IN tb. ,un,, of Ha,r,snr MN
tue wateis OF Stew arts acres described II,
lne Patei' as siGSt ia the unty 81 Harrison upon
aeWAts Iun-50o acre, dtscribtd H. ht patent asilso
situate III the county Of Harrison. w Stewards RIM
1000 acres, described the patent as situate i'm the
county OF Harrison, upon the Gady fIk ~ Cha, n.
Ver-ooo acres, described in the patent as ate N. the
COUNTY OF Harrison, upon stewards run... The pa
.ts Tor The ahnve ;nus aie all issued to Robert Means
as assignee of Henry Banks.
DANIEL CALL
ENecuioT and devtser ~ trust, under the last viii
and testament Of Robert Means, decd
j. GUfRR Nj, N. $. c. C. r. u.
Al the same time and place, ana upon tn. same
erms of sale, shall, D., viiue OF III. Hon.
cTabie Count of United Stairs ioT the nnb a. chi.
aud Virginia district, also SELL tWo olIeruacIs Of ,snd
that is to say 2O00 acres, described patent az
situate in the county of Harrison vsan the va,ers of
Gauly and williams nvrr-and 2O0U acres descTihed
In the patent as situate Ia the county oil Harrison npoa
ranly nver. The patents for the two last tiacIs of
land are issued Robert Means as assignee OF VIII.
liam ;iasiet, assignee Of Richard smith who Was
assignee of William Lewis Lovely
DNNltL CALL,
Executor Of, aud devisee IN trust, ander the !ast
viii and Testament Of Robert Means, dec'G.
March IL. no rs
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Such calculations are very amusing -
Both sides of the account are so very
correctly stated
The National Recorder of PHILADELPHIA
Is bitter In its denunciaiions against the
measure aud particularly against the
representatives, who " al The crit cal mo.
ment" came over. What caused this
sudden conviction2 What strong argu-
ments did they hear2 What new light
burst upon them We can imagine no
honest Rotive tor their coadsct; and We;
they must have been actuaicd bv some.
thing. There is mode of accounting for
what had happened, bu, we are reluctant
II use H." pretty iutelligible) noiwi,h-
sta" mig!
Mr.. Niles, who seems TO take credit 10
himself for being the first and perhaps
only . editor who openly advocated a
compromise" is Of course pleased al tie
resHl, lie style the whole arrangement
a compact, repealable Indeed by the auilio
rliy which enacted II, " but The rircum-
stances OF the case give Ia This law a mo-
raj force equal 10 that Of positive pro-
vision OF the coms,iiuiion"-'TI>i r,i, that
IN The acquisition OF neU territories (s.y
of Florida, the only new territory thai we
ever wish TO see added, taking the line as
fixed by the late treaty with SPAN for our
boundary west y the question may be par
tally revived: but sutiici. nj tor the day
is the evil iliereoi."-is MIR. n. sure that
twill no, be revived as 10 Arkansas, dc.
&c!
Some Others of The public papers have
praised the neasure-bui one OF the most
respectable eulogisis is tie Honorable
Charles Plnckney" of Charleston, whose
note announcing the result Is published
ln the la, City Gazette:
The votes were close 80 10 Sc, produced
by the seeding, and absence at, a lew mode
rnte me u from the North. To the north of
SO degrees 80 minutes there is 10 be by the
present Law, restriction, which you will see
by the votes 1 voted against. But IL is at pre-.
sent OF no moment; II IS d vast Tract, iuhabi-
tel only by savages and Wild beasts, iu which
not foot OF tho Indian claims TO soil is en-
nnguShed and in winch, according TO the
ideas prevalent here AT present, no Land
Office Wiu be open for Il great length Of time.
For cur poor selves, we are still oi OPP
mon that tie Eastern States ought TO b,
perfectly satisfied with the bargain thew
have made.-They nave gained much the
largest portion OF territory and They
ought 10 be the last TO complain.-But
many men, many minds" &c.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO WILLIAM Low NDES, ESQ


SIX admire your talents. do justice 10
your discerumeDt, inde pendence ard iberali-
~ your tesolntion directed against j Ohm RAM
dolph TO the contrary notwithstanding.
with these strong impressions in Nour favor
ask you respectiullypo re-cousidei The imme
date occupation OF Florida Is that measure
Al tbtN time required by the honor and best n-
terests of your cOuhtryl
Spain has wronged us. She has taken our
property, and never restored IL. She has pro-
missed us indemnity; and then postponed il
Nhe has signed a treaty. and refused TO ratIty
IL She has suffered Florida TO be converted
INTO hen of murderers aud robbers. She has
et"n uiliy of gross neglect, and perhaps OF
tudied perid, But, still, >hallwe at thislti,ae
occupy the Floridass
Shaii We occhry them. when a Spanish min>
istei has lief, Madrid OIL his way 10 America.
Shall we ocrup, them, at IA moment when
Spain herself is torn b, internal disseniious
and canuot send man to reinforce aud To re-
sist us:
Does IL comport with the proud character
oil TINS country with all it's lofty professions TO
mag uanimit> and public virtue. 10 make the
attempt precisely AT this n,omeut.
is not our character for generosity worth
more than all The territory we may acquire ?
Aud Will not that character >utfer In the eve, of
Europe n we strike at svch moment as this; ;
Has not Great Brlain fixed her eyes upon
Cuba! aud while SPAN is falling TO pieces, aud
we snatch al portion OF her empire, though
we have ever such strong claims upou it, will
not she use II as pretext for satating her own
ambition
Let SPAN 20 as she will /; let the revolution
eveptnate as IL may; can we possibly be de-
prived OF Florida /? The moment any other
foreign nation sets its loot upon it. is not that
the signal tor our Immediately taking it, Can
we not occupy II when we pleasei And is il
worth our while 10 risk any OF tue consequent
ces 1 have thus hastily skeiched, to be the
masters of IL a few months sooner or lster'
PunLlCOLA
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ENecuioT and devsee IN trust, under the last viii
ano Testament Of R0heIi Means. aec,d.
NOIICE 10 BUU.OERS

Executor Of, aud deyiser IN trust, under the las,
will andtesument Of Robert Means, dec'G.
March IL. IN a..
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THE AURORA.

Tue election for governor In pennsvlvania
had scarcely ceased, before Dnase Organiz-
cd an opposition 10 the electoral ticket. irienA.
y 10 Monroe and Tsinpkins, and volunteered
IN public meeting. 10 dsnOnnce the execu-
i've nhd his friends, ss traitors to the libet-
ties OF their couutry. The defeat Of such OH.
JCcs, while " evipces The discernment Of
ibe people does not release ihe instigator
nom the iniamy OF The attempt. Had hiou.
roe ana Pumpkins been traitors, the people
eece OF Duane, and the disgTacefil issue of
me CIni0uiau ticket. which in some conn
lies oniy received " votes, when tue Monroe
ticker received 2JC0, will shew the enriabje
standing OF that statesman in Pennsylvania.
h@Ve something, however, of more impor,
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lance fnr the attention OF Col. Duane, At ,re.
seut. His career has hitherto been upcheck-
ed ; IL is time that il should he brought TO "A
close, aud the patriot exhibited in his naked
detormi,y.
A few months ago, stated without com
ing TO partic ulats. TINT Duane was in the
Market, or IN other words, that lac had offer
ed himself Tor sale to that very aGministra-
ton, which he was in the 6ailv habit OF Wilt,
inc IN the most disgusting AID false manner.
Duane republished the article 10 pui il on
HE. and accompanied il With threat. that
the parties concerned dare moi descend 10
particulars. Without further prelude, 1 put
the following questions TO HIM. aud let his
readers aud himself consider them atteutive-
| ly.
| lat. Did Won not write two letters 10 Sen.
ator OF tue Uhitea States. requesting hin TO
| lay them before the Secretary of State9
I'd. Did you not, in these letters enter Into
an examination OF the state of society In Nene-
zucla, comparing il as inferior TO that of the
mhakitants OF India
| 81. Did yuu not state yonr opinion o.! the
| mode IN which, owing TO their ignorance and
| superstition, they ourht to be governed
4,h Did you not hold ont the idea that Won
were Tie best calculated TO aid the auibori-
ties there in the government of their degra-
ded population, owing to your having been
educated by (or as)a Roman Presii
5ih. Did yon not, on snch considerations,
sotica The dpPoimtment Of Minister from Gorera-
mont Of the United States?
9th DId you not at tue same time ask tina
| there should he coded 10 yDu 10 900 stand of
arms, ut s6 each, which Won could sell TO the
! Patriots al much higher price aud thus re-
iieSe yourself from your pec.nisry cmbarrass
nentsl
9Th. Did YOU not point ont the way this
could be done, without creating any suspl-
cioHs or enquiries IA TO its correctness. by sta
ting that such arms were of differ emf aud va.
rlous calihres. aud moi used in the army of the
United States?
Sth. FINALLY. Did SOU not state that, on The
general a'inuii.tration comins;into your views
and granting what yoH TINS asked, you ,rouiti
cease your opposition and supper. the present all
m'n'Nrdtton 6M on the contrary If refused did
20" not th'eattn 10 come out ,rifh rencUed hostH
ny, open your batteries ugaina them and batter
them dOtcR
put thrse questions direct to Col. Duane
ana dsmand an uhsqueocal answer 10 encI,
of them. Silence on hi, part will be taken "a \
full admission. Republishing them in the Au-
rora, without satisfactory explanations will
De considered as prevarication. Yes or nG
must be the reply, and he shall hear further
from me. IN Y Nat. Adr.
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TO nan, SerieA, he should only be irel casing
tue public anxiety, and directing II to given
time. subject 10 the indecision Mich niu,i
overbang the progress OF such awork as that
alluded to.-He could assure the Proprietors,
thai hitherto there had not been the least de.
lay In the progress OF the work every thing
had gone on as well as could reasonably be
expected, aud all persons concerAed 10 the
progress OF the plan were anxious TO have il
executed with ihe least possible delay. The
recommendation upon which the Bank were
acting had come from men OF great Science,
with the view OF preventing, as Tar az human
ingenuity could devise, the crime of forgery.
and thereby rendering unnecessary those inju
ties 10 the public interest, aud The unhappy
prevalence OF all those painful occurrences
which were at present the unavoidable couse-
quence OF that act. Tie again repeated, that
no time whatever should he unuecessaril,
exhausted IN the completion OF tue new
plan.
MIR. Young expressed his satisfaction at the
tnli and proper explanation OF the worthy
Chairman.
The Court was then adjourned.
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Copy If the Address tho QUEEN from the Female Inha
tita u If BriStol aud Us s-nviru-S-
" 10 her tn0st Excellent md Gracious ,iesty Carplinc.
t1en Vt tue United Kingdom of Great Irsin and Ire.
land tie tumble, loyal, and aifceoato Address of
;h Ladies and Female Inhabitants of the City and County
OF BRISTOL sni its efvirony.
Mrdsn-pcrinit OTTER CONGRATULATIONS on
beaoiing you in midst &c your faithful and
a'frconite pOple tDeSpre>S sympathy females for
tS situation la ~e your Majesty placed by the mach.
nation, ~ artIl, vie0u end iliesignrg and a to
Conn crate your Majesty for youc unnvrite persecution
and sui -iIigs--
Accept, loyd Queen thy female subjects lny
Whoin ppeiic strsrr most fvrvvnt pray
ToRT.enS grand Monarch shall or PRAYERS nsccnd.
That ruth aud Justice may Thy defend.
J1tl pres-nce WI approach With love sincere,
Arr all Thy virtues zealously revere
Oh msyst thou triumph o'ertby nurn'rnus foes;
And 90 Iale Aibioi,'s Throne enjoy repose
On may thy Prosecutors who have iaru
my name TO tarniSA, meet their lust reward
My ttcS trom powr and confidence he hurih {;
HE sort and seprn oS tive surrounding world
The hitter cup they ill. may hey cnioy
May II TO them o'erlow, without a,Oy
" Wli's' ;hou IN every virtuous hreas, shall reign,
1h glory Of lIritsnuias wi'lp domain
Thy pr eeptS y arnund hvr daughters tNine,
Ant e,'sy action Of Thy life dlyine.
Whist thuu. sscurd ny thy how'd Peoples care.
Tor v uniiumh-rd earthly blessings share.
and when tle brittle thread of lite is spun.
Nay A"gcis guard thee heavenly home
ibcsr, the Illusions of the Female heart,
We hunhly to Your Majesty impari !"
LSgned by li,oll Females.
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Land dMd ,SiaUes for .NuIe

ESf yirIre OF the lasl will aud testament If John
- Gtahnm, rteeAstd, L. as executor Of the said
last VIII and testament shalt pon tie an day OF Ja,n.
drgnert IL fair the next iair day Sci. upo
Tie premises, To the highest bidder q, pubic
i The is:iat"ri farm WeSLan situate upon James
RIVER, IN the county Ct tnrico about SIX miles above
the c,H Of Richmond, and con,aihne by estilnailor
geo ACs>ES GLAND, be the same more or less Part
Of the lard is low grounds, and the residue Is general
~ OF good csaiy. There is large and very convsRi.
'ni dwelling h.rsr, anu other huilanss tor all The
purposes Of an extensive farm There has Lesu crop
OF small grain srv>o this fail and farm is in very
good order and ~ for cropping mnediaely I'd Ftity
prime slaves among whom ave some va,uabl. ira dos.
men. Sd All the tes'aiors personal estate npon The
said farm consisting OF mules, horses ca. and loes
carts, waEscns, implements OF hushandry and car
peneTs aud hlacssmith's tools corn, oddt I'VE oats
ana hay, with many other articles tedious 10 men.
ton.
The terms Of sale Tor the slaves and personal estate
VIII ne cash aud credit of Two years for the
land, the purchaser To give bond and sscnriy with
deed nf trust Hpon The land, the payment of
the purchase money.
The sale will commence upen the premises aud uif
continue from day to day uDrlthe whole Is SOLE off,
WALTER DUN,
Executor Of JOHN Cr0han dec's,
Nov. ~. 5j.tds
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IrsSS Patent RoifHg Pimon CIock

rags f'dfeht KOifiHg PiHI0n [I0ck
E'HE public are respectfully Informed. that we have
drought on fI~n our factory elegant sssortin n:
OF the an"Ve clocks, which va recommend as SUI
peoT 10 any heretofore invented. They combine W,
IL Two usetu and ornamental pieces " furniture an
e'ceueh time piece, Oh "hch dependence car he oaced
hN-d IN large looking glass Nbchcsu he hunr in
rart otthe room The cIncks consequence ofthc new
invented -oiltng piston will many Years without
any cleaning. The above clock can al any time nc
seem at Henry kunsman's (watcb Ipakeis) shop oppo
site the U. States Bank '' 'FF
The foilowineis certificate from those who have
had ] trial oftbem:
q" This is to certify tbst have had In orr po,s,e
sion for nearly w" years IvesS Patent Rolling rnon
C'och, with looking glass cases. uud have fnnnd them
unusually correct time-peces aud liable to be out
OF oIoer, hGr requiring oil, oener than once in twelve
malths, aud then only IN the viTge
u. MhADh. Chesterfield.
JAMES HOWARD do
ARTHUR SUsLETr, do.
EDE'n vOSELY, PouBafan
WADE MOSBY, do.
WIN. B. TAYLOR, do:
Is. TRuEHEsRT, do.
JAMES AKIN, Cumberland.
RicH'D Q. EGGLESrON do.
November -. 5..w3y,