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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22
Nsv Orleans, July l6.

My Orleans, July l6.
On Friday last tow Yards three O'Clock, 7.
M. our city witnessed one OF those dreao'o'
nbenomena which fortunately happen very
.e,dom and the effects of which are really
distressing. The city itself experienced a
verv severe thunder storm and heavy show
or bu, in the fabourg La Course, column
Of ar overthrow every thing in its passage,
and caused an immense loss ofproper'y, ana
several persons lost their lives. We have
been furnished by friend with the follow
ing lis, of the losses and damages suffered On
that occasion:
Two stores belonging to Capt. Depasseau'
were entirely torn down.
Two do. belong ing to Mr.. Hawkins, DO.
One d. belonging to J. F. Miller, do.
One two story brick House belonging to
J. F. Miller. do.
One two story brick house belonging to
Mr. John Mornet, had the upper story carr'-
ed Of.
Two other houses belonging 70 the same
person were totally unroofed
One house belonging to Mr.. Glel'e un'
rooted.
One do belonging to Mr.. Robin Delogny'
do.
One do belonging 10 Mr.. Nadau' 90.
One do. belonging to Louis Dede, t. m. c.
levelIed to the ground.
Messrs. Fort and Clements coopeTy, lev
eled TO The ground.
And one Of the wings Of their distllery do
One house belonging to Mr. Robin Delog-
nv. two.thirds unrooted.
One house belonging TO Madame widow
Ramus, one-tbrd unioofed.
One house belonging to Jean Mornet, al
most entirely unrooied.
One house belonging to Jean Vidal, 90.
Dir. Gaiennie's brick kiln, do.
A colored boy OF about IA years of age was
killed by the fall Of Messrs Folt l. Glenn.
ents distillery. A little negro was carried
70 abuut 60 feet in the air, and came down
again without being hurt-an American ma
med Malfor,, who was in the upper story OF
AIR 7 Mornet's house was found under The
ruins severely wounded-5 or 6 more per-
sons whose names could not be ascertaIned,
were also wounded but not dangerously.
The gale was also very severely fe't at
the English Turn, (wbere considerable dam
age was done to the crops OF corn,l and also
in Mobile Bay.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22
SCENERY or THE SCOTTISH GLENKENs

SCENERY OF THE SCOTTISH CLEMENS,
WITH A SINGULAR ANECDoTE.
The Glenkens, district in the county
of Galloway, is alike celebrated for the
wild grandeur of its scenery, and the feu
dal power and exploits of the noble house
OF Kenmore. In summer and autumn this
interesting district presents most invi-
ting prospect, whether to the sportsman
or more contemplative visitor. with its
Gue amphitneatre of hills, amidst which
the Scottish eagle yet finds an eyre, and
boundless slopes of the loyeiiest heather,
where even the patient sheep finds but a
scanty meal, and of which the black cock
and moorfowl, the plover and curlew, ap-
pear to be the sole occupants. In the
foreground the spectator has the broad
and beautiful expanse of the Ken, here
hurrying along with the rapidity of
mountain stream and there settling into
the quiet tranquility of an extensive lake:
at one place washing the granite base of
Laurin, and at another nourishing the
luxurient reeds near Kenmore Cattle
where the teal, and the wild duck. the
coot and the heron, enjoy a little world
oftheir own, and hardly seem to look up
on man as an enemy. The time-worn
towers OF the cattle, too peering from an
avenue OF lines, or more veteran clumps
OF oak, every one ofwhich might stand for
patriarch among trees, Immediately car
ry the mind back to those unsettled, vet
romantic times, when mother freqently
presented her son with his spurs. to re-
mind him that her larder was empty; and
when the fosse and the donjon keep, the
draw bridge. and the warder supplied all
the purposes of a modern police. Nor is
it only in summer or autumn that the
Glenkens afford a rich treat to the admi.
rers of mountain scenery In winter, too,
when the new fallen snow, levels all the
features ofaa ordinary landscape: it is do
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

France By the late census, and bye :,
ments furnished by the Board OF e"I
tics, contains 29.2I; ,4o5 souls. f0E'
ton of Paris 7IS,765,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

~ ork their cattle moderately 10 very warm
weather. fo1iso" ''"''
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Churie,ton, 3ugust IS.

Cant Chazal. who arrived yesterday
morning, in % days from Savanllla, (opa.
nish Main) informs US that it was r. ported
there and at Santa Martha. thar The whole
of New Grenada was in possession OF the
Patriots, with the exception Of the town OF
Cartbsgena. and that Bolivar had abdicated
his command, in favor Of General NaIino.-
As SaysnilIa is only 20 miles to the west OF
Santa Martha, this intelligence comes direct
enough.
Our readers may recollect that he pro-
clamaton of General Montillo declaring
Carthagena in a state Of blockade, was pub
l,shed in the Santa Martha Gazette Of 29th
M y. itslated that the city "was deprived
Of It's fishery, Of the provisions with which
it otherwise could have been supplied BY
the town. situated in that direction, and
lastly, OF the possibility of sending out for
ces through that channel" the
Lagoon, whose entrance was blockaded by
the Patriots. If Capt. Chazsi's account be
correct, it appears, that Notwithstanding
these straits, the Royalists of Carthagena
have held out nearly two months.
We understand the keel of national ship
is nearly ready to be iald at the Navy Yard
in Philadelphia, which is expected to he
the largest arme ed ship in the world, by bav.
ing three entire tiers OF guns, besides those
on the quarter deck and iorecaslle; IN all
l4O guns.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

From the cambersturgh RePotn,so 1!,
A man Sy the name OF Hugh e.!
whose hoary locks bespeak HIM 10 -
less than 60 years Of age was Cd ! !! nu I'd
evening last, committed to the jan ",t
county, charged with having s'i h;s,
the preparation of Rape on q GU"
quite seven years old.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

The Columbus, "a, is new cisn',
and will he laid up in ordinary Al ''e
Hard, Charlie I:own.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

We have heard OF several oxen IN this
county dropping down dead in their team,
during the recent excessive warm weather
in one instance a whole team, two yoke.
damned down and died Immediately This
.honis q ,.ra,s as a caution, for farmers 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

A Highway Robbery was lately commit
ted in Boston. A person by the name OF
HAYNES, was assaulted near West Boston
Bridge, and robbed OF small sum OF money
by two men. They have heen taken and
committed Tor trial. Que Of them has peen
discharged.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

h-The Norfolk Herald OF The 2Oth INST.
states that the Board Of Health gives an
account OF only one decided case OF mallg-
naut Fever, which occurred in the nelghbor-
hood OF the original seat of the disease.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

The heat in this vicinity has fora number
OF days been intense. There has been
but very small shower Of rain for about IL
or Ia days. We therefore, can commisserate
with our friends at tue North, inasmucb as,
that our grass, SC. &c. have the appear
ance of being frost bitten by chilly NoOem-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-22

The drought experienced in the vicinity
Of this City, is The most severe that is recol-
lec,ed to have occurred tor many years. The
heat of the weather. with the parch ne north
winds tia, have prevailed for some weeks
past. have almost literally burnt up the grass
and crops of potatoes and corn i'll The ada
cent coun,ies,-Sbouid the same weather
continue to prevail for aoy time, (and there
;s at presen, no prospect of change the
an, of pasture and alter will be very Sc
vercly eli, by our farmers, particularly those
.rIorp island N. Y, Inner.
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For Freight,
FOR 1T. ihomas's and Back.

For 1T. ihomas's and Back.
.s4k, The schr. Southern Trader, J. Simp.
a2gg.son, lun'r ma.ler. 5urthen about Too
bbls.-SLe is an excellent vessel, not FIVE
years Old, aud has recently been thoroughly
overhaued, and pu, in good order. For 400
bbis freight, or passengers apply TO
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Hho have for sale just recelued,
pipe AID half pipe old port fine,
2qr casks, Port wine.
2 pipes aud ! half pipe L. 2. Madeira wine
loo tons piastsr.
ocl 26 Ct
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Office.

Notice.
The Alexandra Library is open as usual
those having hooks cut will please to return
them Immediately,
eotes-St ". e. C2ANCH, Libr'n.
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ciii,srY men, Who conceived him mos I
,.orlpy oi rshns In Inis situation the PEG.
ole SNOW bol no" 10 express their sense OF
what lhsy CONCEIVE due them, and every
man 4. fearful OF attempting 10 insprlt the
popuiatIUn sIlngr by speaking or writing on
n,,.e matters, lest he should be prescribed
a, a g0do, iroyaIlsIj or CarrsrGIst.-la
Peru ,ne reYOiutiUn nss been retarded by the
CHANGES IN SPAN nut OF iaie the tepusi.
,oa u pazIela, Tue ficeroy, the difference
Of o,,nou al0ong hose oi the military men
nop ale III Lima, and the existence OF a
slong party tLere, gives expectation that 1t
CANNOT be hong before the whole country, to-
,.,ger wrlu the capiai, must undergo great
crsnges; bul 1t will be impossible 10 lorsee
,.e result. ct contest between parties SO
,,a,y balanced as they are IN that pro-
>.aCe.
s.o Msltin will damand for himself and
a,ny, icu.uneraiion Tor heating The purker,'
alIG 81 LUCY die oot oiSP'scd W gram u, y
mink II likely lie will spill much of their
blood, At Guayaquil IN New Graaada, they
lo their peculiar circumstances. San Mar.
TN has sent deputies 10 them 10 oter his aid
.nd couucIl, but they were politely DISMISS
e. aud informed, that they ielI tnelr own
caiaClly 10 manage then own affairs. thus
i1r they lave done well ds | should have
iItite coincidence IN the AID OF advice Vi the
Buenos Ayreans, am pleased that they
should have refused their interference. From
my observation OF tne general character vi
the people VI bueUos AyIes, ! should say
theIe Was less 10 De expected iIom them
tDan any other people Ui the southern part
Of our Continent. They are uniformly am-
bilious, restless, aTarIcious, and presuming
assuming GerIs and qualities 10 themselves,
BuiCh are the merest professions that can be
cDncened, anu built upon basis which has
~ other foundation than what Is 10 be tuuud
IL luelr own osefweenlng vanltles anu ina
a,..4uons II would not On light grounds,
p,oscri5. this people, but most sincerely
r0unue ia the correctness OF any OPINION ui
them, aud Aho" no, Que that do Tot lhiHk
Nou,d ,ulugue with a ioIelsn Court tor his
own ACKNOWLEDGMENT, OF the sulJug alton OF
hi Own soil. The base pageaEts that have
1 -. a "a
worthless ana destitute OF their kind, from
PuerrydOn to the now miserable and lneli-
Gent chiei That lremtls, Tor L:s suort lived
l.gU.n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-02
omte vi The Fire Insurance
Company Of Alexandria.
THURSDAY NOV 4

,, THURSDAY NOV. l 1891.
ne ST. ckhoIt,rs AT, hereby inf rr.pd
a That divide d Of eighty cents per
S Ti.e on esch >h>re ol sock held by the,r, is
'''H DAY de'iare! fifty cents per share
y, Which viii be applied 10 the payment OF
ec'll Of Ih,t SUN, and the remaining thir.
cents per share. will he paid TO them or
aa,er legal rrpre,e natives, On or after
~"I hShAY NEXT, The I9tb inst.
}. X. NlCkOLLS, Sec'y.
=, N'b The notes Ion the unpaid part of
We capita, will be renewed Tor six months
An The tnh lust.
No 'nidcni Will be Pc until the notes
s' 'eGewed. j. B n
HOy2 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-02

For Eastport,
,Es5> The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
49, Rober, Perry, master; bur,hen about
725 bbIs. and will he ready TO load in few
DAYS and wants 500 bbls. freight. Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD& CO.
Who have just received per above vessel,
brig James Monroe aud schr Hancock, tor
sale now sAoat,
$50 casks rbomaston lime
Is NJ. merchanlabls boards
Gu tons Plaster
$50 bags pepper
80 bbls brown sugar
36 white Havana'do
81 ST. Croix do
10 boxes mp do
10 ar. ca. sweet Malaga wilma
half pipe genuine port 10
SO pieces Russia duck
7 cases fine and common fur hats
Ii puneons West India rum
81 casks cut nails Of assorted sizes and
of best quality
oct 2 II
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Lindsay s. Hill.


ior sale the following articles,
lou togsneads, & Baltimore and Penn.
45o barrels sylyania wnisk.v.
90 hhds isl g. 81 N. Orleans sugar
10 do N. Orleans u w India mola,ses
10000 los handsome green coffee.
chests u ten calty boxes, euDpow.
1902 der, imperial y young yssu teas :,
OF an excellent quality.
pipes French Brandy
9 Holland Gin
z Jamaica spirits
2qr CASKS Lisbon
SO do DO Malaga, VINE
90 pipes mountain port }
600 sacks fne tc.IT
Zoo bushels coarse SALT,
SO boxes NY Mandatory Soap
50 do TIN
500 do n Scotia herring
s bags pepper
binds cider vinegar
Mould cand es IN bOYes
Nett and gross shad in bbIs
Timothy !. clover seed
Family nnur asusuai
0-We wish 10 purchase wheat, rye and
corp. sept Ii If
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Bank Of Potomac.

Nopember 9, 1921
"IiCE is kereh> gwen Tue Sto khol-
st,, d ;'s Bank OF Potomac, that dividend
n-r ecu. las been declared, which will
&c ps'o hsia Oh Hslres av. 7,h inst
6. PAGE, Cash.
HHS st
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STOCK,
FOrFreiuht.
Centrcal Tavern.

IkNHE SUBS, rIber informs his friends and
L. the public, that he has commenced
Brewing BEER al his establishment ON
king-st opposite
CENTRAL ROH,
And that he Viii always keep on hand, a
supply 10 furnish retailers and families, on
"a good terms, as can be had IN tie District,
IN such Quantities as may sui them. Grains
and Yeas, may be had as usual during tn.
brewing season lie has also opened at the
same place, a house OF entertainment for the
accommodation Of travellers, and those who
may call on him. lie viii Always have hi,
bar filled with the best of liquors, and bis sta
bles with the best of proventer.
JOHN LARSON.
now eO3t
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Ground Rent,
DOR SALE. Apply at tlH O&ee.
Il sept -
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l8y last Evenings NALL
Gs,0 IVrk. Oct. so.
ELOJh

The operations Of spectators and 9TH
srs in the article of Flour are somewhat,
lmlteu, OWING to he expected arriva Of
several vesse's, which are momently look
ed Tor from Liverpool. We quote 1t at
10 So, but dull
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For FREIGHT.

$50 The superior schooner ANN. Bar.
.Sssnana 5as Webb, master, Carries lsGO ais
aud wat be ready tor cargo in three or iuut
da,s. Apply 10 wv tOWiE Il Go.
Who have ter sale said schouners cargo OF
72casks rhomastown lime,
For Boston,
.k4N The schr. MuNkOE. A. Noyes,
A&&mss'er, will sail IN all the next y ct K
and ,ake 300 bbIs OH freight.
Apply as above.
oct. GT
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For Boston,
MS, The schnr. H ctor. Snow, master,
I&n. will sail on "Wednesday next; tor
freight Vi goo Ubls. on passage apply to
A. u A n. ADAMS,
Who hare for Sale,
80 bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bushels G. A. salt
$50 bbls. prime pork
200 mats cassia
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds sosl leather
90 doz calf skins
800 reams cap paper
40 hhds English island moIasses
80 or casks mountsin Malaga wine
Pipes, } pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei:a wine
loo bags pepper
$50 bbls No. ~ 9 mackerel
goo bbls ground plaster
Boxes Muscat wine
SO bbis beet, No | Il g
Is bills bright varnish.
loo DO tar
10 boxes sweet cordials
with general assortment OF groceries and
ship chandlery and paints; which will be sold
low oct
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John ii. I.add & Co.

John IL. IIadd & Co.
IL AVE just received from MarseIles per
IL brig Venus. and offer tor sale.
loo casks ciaret wine
loo boxes II bottles each OLD claret
rs 90 white wine
20 do Muscat de Flonllsnac.
10 pipes brandy
rs boxes white soap [>oap
300 pale blue. doubled, boiled & narbled
10 casks superine sweet oil
IL baskets II bottles each do
SO do 6 do DO do
Is bags each loco supertine COrks
1877 weight Corkwood
For Sale or Freight,
tx, The good BRIG VENUS, James
SAa& Kelly, master. burtken liz Tons
WI! be IN order to receive a cargo in few
days. Apply as above.
Goth oct.
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Trimming Of the Officers.
TUE Bngs.e l,sprctor, invites all nor
y CO nm'-ssl ned officers. aud memb, p
VI Volunteer o,UpaHIe>, who wi.6 to IN.
prove 'hsui'eiyes IN military knowledge, To
attend 10, training ct the Offices OF Legion
M'> "a anh -nnrrOw Oh ins open lo north
81 Mrs. SrAda.'s larn
NJ,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-14

Ia SUPERIOR Court oil Chancery held 10
u the town of Fredericksburg on the bin
day Of May. 1921, ~
James C. Deneale-Pla,n'W,
James Deneale and Elizabeth D. Deneale-
Defendants .bo
This cause came on to be heard on the
papers formerly read and the report OF co"-
missioner Barton, made pursuant TO the or
der o. the 9th day of April, 1913, 10 when
ther> was no exception, and was argued oy
counsel, on consideration whereof the Court
doth adiudge, order and decree tina: the sara
report BE- confirmed and that the defendant
Elizabeth D. Deneale, do surrender TO Inc
marshal of this Court SO many OF the slaves
mentioned in the deed exhibited IN this
cause as may be necessary to pay The sum OF
money hereinafter mentioned, and that TIRE
marshal after having given thirty days no.
tics by advertisement published IN some
newspaper, printed in the town OF Aiexan-
drja. or District of Columbia, do expose 10
ale by public auction for ready money, SO
many of the slaves aforesaid as may be ne
cessary. and out of The money arising from
the saiG sale, pay TO the plaintiff, hive hun
bred and nine dollars and al cents. with in'
terest at the rate OF six per centum per annufn
ON four hundred and twenty three dollars
and thirty FIVE cents part thereof from the
3Ist day of December, 1920. until paid, and
the cost by the plaintiff, expended in the
prosecution of this suit. and the surplus OF
the proceeds of Sale, if any, pay to the defen-
dant. Elizabeth y Deneale and report ms
proceedings TO the Cosrt in order TO hnal
decree.
Costs Of dollars q cents
A Copy, Tesle, J. L FORD, Z. Z.
tfPursuant to the above decree. | shall
on Saturday the 18th day of September next
at the house of Mrs Elizabeth d. peneaie'
in the county Of Fauquier, expose 10 sale by
public auction for ready money.
Five Likely Negroes.
o insisting of women, girls and boys.
WIN. NJ. CRAIG. dep'y.
of |. S,anard. Marshal OF fredericksburg
Chancery District.
aug Is gavin
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cn1pldihahE by lHt1T COUNSEL, u IS Urutre'I
that The said eefen liant John Love, DO ap-
pear here on The first day Of November Term
next, and enter his appearance TO the suit,
and give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court-an1 that the other defendants,
BRYAN Hampsonand Joseph HAtton Hamp-
son, trading under ire brm o, Bryan. Hamp
son and son, and Thomas Hunton and Wit
liam Hun,on, do not pay away, convey or
secrete the debts hy them owing ~ or the
estate or effects in their hanrs htlpnglng to
the said absent defendant John Love. until
the further order or decree ct this court; and
that copy oft;ris orde' be forthwith insert
ed in one OF the public newspapers publish
ed in this county for taDo months successive
ly, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of ,be Courthouse OF said county.
"a cnnyl reste EDM | LEI. { Z
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For Sale OF Exchange.

Twill sell my HOUSE on King
hNA street, at price much below ITS va
Ss.si lue, or will exchange it for smaller
Lsss.t property, or for merchandise. II
is adapted and completely fitted in every
r,spec, for large family, and is we'll wor-
tby the attention OF any person desirous OF
a nermaneHt establishment.
will also sell that handsomely
- situated lot, (quarter square, cor
ME- ner Of Fayette ami Cameron SITS. or
49, part thereof, with or without the
Improvements, ~
&TYS Commerce-sts.; on which there
&asslis a stable. This lot is desirahly
EsAG situated for impr, rement.
-, Also the two houses and lots next
above the corner OF Payne. on Kin
ssss, street. This last will be sold 10"
GsAal for cash, or purchaser may choose
their own time by payment OF an annuity =
Terms OF the whole may be made aGS0m
modatng. JAo. D oCO Il.
april 8
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Fort , Dollars Reward,
TOBY,

A very black, round faced, stout young man,
supposed to be about twenty four years OF
age; the white of his eyes are uncommonly
larg", and shew in remarkable manner
when spoken to, he has rather down look;
he has been accustomed to the usual BUSH
ness of farm, and is toIersbe hand -
This fellow was placed among others, in my
care, Tor safe keeping, TO await the event OF
suit now pending in the District Chan
ceIy Court Of Fredericksburg, between
Mr.. William Stuart and Ludweli Lee, execu.
tor to Thomas Lee, and has now absconded
without AMI cause. far as is known Of be-
Ieved. His clothes are of The usual kind,
some Virginia manufacture, and some i'm
ported. but not particularly recolected,-
On the night OF his ASCENDING, chestnut
sorrel mare belonging to the overseer was
was also taken off, supposed BY him. A re-
ward OF Is dollars viii! bs given Tor the, tel
low # taken within 25 miles and brought
home and if taken up more than thirty miles
from home and brought to me or secured in
any Jail So that &c him again, forty dollars.
All persons are forbid at their peril, harbor-
ing or secle,iDg said fellow
GRIFFIN STlTH,
Abbey Vile Prince William County.
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Public Sale

49, In pursuance of de ID OF trust to
sFF the subscriber from Benjamin Dean,
Niss and Euphemia his vile, to secure the
n,-men, of certain sums of money =,
due 10 Joseph Dean, deceased, he WI! pro-,
coed 10 sell, IN Wednesday, me 9th day ct
Ssp,.mser merit, on the premises, 10 FRINGE
Wiham county, stale OF Virginia ioui miles
from Haymarket. and thirty five from the
D,,lric, Of Columbia, one merchant mill, 40
by 80 feet, a floors, 9 pair OF hqEfs, with E.
VANS machinery complete. Also ore other
mil, 96 by 80 iee!. 4 floors, one par OF
stones, fixed for another pair, with machine
TO- breaking corr in the ears, and plaster.
Also double geered saw mil, covered, and
with separate wheel; a good dwelling
house, two stories high, and ali necessary
GU, houses, miiler's and coOper's houses,
cooper's chop. with between fifteen and Sc
venteen acres of Land Terms made known
on day ot sale Sale TO commence at IL o.
clock. By ord,: of the executor,
~ WIN. HERBERT.
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