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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
Orphans Court,
.Alernndria County,

JQtSIUuuTW S"~'J;.,, }
February Term, 1921, {
ORDERED that the adminlstfa'ol :, y
~ VIM. H. Harmon, deceased, 90 ~
the usual notice to debtors and creo, w.,
three times week two weeks 10 Ins q"
andria Gazette. or
Register Of Will
This IS to giDe notice, .,..
That the subscriber of Alexandra t',;o.
ty, in the District Of Columbia, has oD' ,",
ed from the Orphans court OF SAID eVuP .
letters of administration on the esls ,, ,
William H. Harmon, late Of the coqny y;oe
foresaid, deceased. ALI persons pt s.,s.
claims against the said deceased a.. y. q .rb
by warned to exhibit the same to Zoe ss,s go
scriber with the vouchers thereof, P'' Il.
by the Orphans Court, Oh OF oe'u m,, b
9th day Of August next, or they w. "a .aii
law be excluded from all benen! .,e r.
estate; and those indebted thereto, :"
CURED 10 make immediate psymep,,hi III. oh
Given under my hand and seal 'Df :
day Of February, 1922: nouArGH,
Administrator of W \. Hss u 5:
N. B. C. Bronaugh may o est !or" Q,
counting room of VIM. 7. Si,nnS p ~
Fairfax Street, opposite DR.. o's ~ Rocks
will undertake the settlement o. .reeonp
Accompts, also the collsss'os Q
in town and eoustE. Usf
hb 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
Dissoiution Of Partnership.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
HNHE undersigned have this day dissolv
Il ed partnership by mutual consent
All persons who have claims, are request
edto present them for liquidation, and
all those indebted to them are solicited TO
make immediate payment to James L..
Prince, DORSET y PRlNCE.
Lloyasburgh, Fasrfar Co. Va.
:. N. B. 10 rendering our grateful thanks
to our friends & patrons, we beg leave to
recommend our successor, Mr.. Edward
Clark, as person every way qualiiled 10
give satisfaction to those who may stop at
his tavern, y. T.
ian 10 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
Narmaduke Tlden.

| do hereby certif y, that was 'aflcted
with an liberated sore leg for the space of
4 years; and had almost despared OF ever
having it restored to former sOundness, but
fortunately beard OF Dr.. Benjamin M.
Smith, No. 90 Great York street, and on
application, | in the short space OF three
weeks, had the pleasure Of anticipating
perfect restoration. which blessing have
since realised, to my great JOY and COM
fort. J. +. Ouaers, grocer.
Corner of Hill and Goodman streets.
/ do hereby certify, that the above nam.
ed J. F. Ovaere appeared before me, and
was duly sworn to the facts as stated in
the above certificate.
Morgan Brown.
Baltimore, October 9th, 1890.
The subscriber, John B. Howell, de-
clares to all those afflicted with deafness,
that he was deaf for As years. He hear
ing of the remarkable cures performed by
the Indian physician, Dr.. Smith, was in
duced to make application for relief; to
bis establishment be was entirely cured in
a short time beyond his expectation.
John b. HousN,
No. 70, French street, 0. T..
Baltimore 10th mo.-afhrmed before me,
Marmaduks ISldsn.
This is to certify, that was afflicted
with blindness so as to. prevent me tor
some time attending 10 ~ business, aud
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
Indian Infrm Any.

nR. B. M. SMITH, late Of Baltimore
IL begs leave to inform the Citizens OF
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown,
and their vicinity, that he has commenced
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
For Sale.
N office.

- Having rented the Aide Mills
gv&A Cor term of years, tender to
Assss their Old Customers, and to all
$3.50 other persons who may be incli9-
ed to con6de in ne, every accommoad-
ton which can render them. 10 such
as I am unknown to, and may deem il
prudent to require it. offer unquestion-
able security for the faithful performance
OF everv obligation contract, for the
purchase Of wheat or the exchange OF
flour.
A ton OF plaster can be broke and ground
m fcrty-Gee minutes from the moment OF
delivery, by pair of five feet Allegany
Burrs, urged by nineteen feet water
wheel, and i've pair Of French Burrs,
some of which exceed in diameter the for
mer, as sure 70 the Farmer and Merchsrt
as prompt an exchange of -four; tor wheat,
as the county OF Loudoun can furnish.
JAS. SIMPSON.
AId;a Sent. 9S. 1891. nov 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
To Rent,

s,,a A MILL, with good stand TO
@sTA Dry Good and Grocery Store r
a. 81 not tar distant from the District OF
Sssslssl Columbia. The mill has been
Just repaired. Enquire of D. Minor Esq,
deputy marshal, Alexandria, or Jeremiah
Bronaugh, Esq. Georgetown
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-16

A late anoiiy mous correspondent, sigh
ed "QU," very unjustly charges the edi.
tor OF the Herald, with ''flinching frora
his duty." in withholding communica-
tion, under the signature of 10" abusing
the mayor about a recent unpleasant cir
cumstance. He also (prebably not undo.
servedy) censures the mayor for "grant-
Ing licenses to people OF color to hold a
iubiIee, drink toasts i'm the Christothe
style" tTc. sswith the dreadful state OF
South Carolina before his eyes, where the
conspiracy Of slaves is awful,nay terrific
sit was the nerve, Continues he, ssof your
predecessors, that gave the Herald ITS
present standing;" and at The same time
does not neglect to favor the present edi.
tor with little 6tayney. After some o.
thei remarks, he concludes with the fol.
lowing sentence TO the editor:
"Pfa}, shrink not on the vestibule OF
your editorial career-when yo1s lind, or
your subscribers hint, the necessity OF
speaking truths TO lmbecility in Office I:
for such ePh.mera ito use the ianguape
OF tkal grea, man, JefiersoD,) often "tss,
power, and forget right"
10 which, the editor will only observe
that In passing the ''Sesti6uie of his
editorial career" he Is determined to no,
suffer himself to be jos.led thereirom by
the rashness of his correspondents. His
columns are always open 20 tree ano
liberal discussion upon any subject wher.
the public good may seem 20 acquire il,
and, without pretending TO offer any pa,
llative in the case of which he complain,
IT is, unless proper degree ofprudenc,
be observed, better ''iet alone"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-16

Ntw York Board Of Health, .Augusr 10.
His Honour the Mayor, presented the
following preamble and resolutions which
were adopted.
Whereas, tho Board of Health arc now
officially informed tina, the disorder pre-
yalent IN Rector street and its vicinity,
is the yellow or malignant fever, and be-
ing of opinion that the removal OF the in.
habitants from that district OF the city, has
become Observation-Disclosures resol-
we'd, that the Mayor be, X he is hereby
advised to cause the removal oi all persons
who shall be found within the injected
district, as now enclosed by fences erected
onthe several avenues leading TO the same.
And resolved, that such Of the inhabitants
of The Injected district, who are unable TO
provide for themselves, be permitted to
occupy either the buildings at the Mar.
rows, belonging to the state, or the bui,.
dings provided by this board, at Kipfs
Bay, under the direction OF the commute
on that subject, and that the commission
ers OF the alms-house be instructed to
furnish what may be deemed necessary
Tor their subsistence from that establish.
ment, should the circumstances OF an, re.
quire such assistance.
Resolved, that no vessels from foreign
ports be permitted to come to the wharv,s
OF the city without the permission of the
President and Health Commissioners.
Resolved, that the veslries OF Grace
and TRINITY Churches, DC requested to
close their respective churches until the
further directions oi the board.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-16
FROM CANTON.

NEW Sonk, AUG. lS.-Wo learn from
Capt. Brevoort, from Canton, that tho
trade was very much embarrassed in con-
sequence Of government having exercised
the right of searching all vessels which
arrived for opium, great deal Of which
had been struggled in the. country. The
difficulties, il was supposed, would bo set.
tied in the course of few days.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-16
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

A gentlemen IN gig, returning from
Cape May, with wholesome horse over.
took the stage about IL miles below
Camden ) and being much exhausted By
holding in the hard mouthed and spirited
animal, proposed to exchange seats with
any passenger disposed to drive his beast
The offer was readily accepted by :
young gentleman Of this city. Unfortsn.
a,ely he was not able. with all his strength.
to command the creature (which ran =.
way with MIN, and no was finally dashed
from the gig, falling on his face and is so
much mu,ilated as hardly to retain the
traces Of humanity His life is despair
ed Of. Phil. Gax.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-16

From the n: Y. Com. Adv. of Aug. 9.
We yesterday re-published from the
Franklin Gazette, an account OF duel
said to have been fought at Hoboken on
Sunday last, in which Lieutenant Ciack
not Clock OF the Constellation, was
killed. After our paper was published,
we met with Lieut.. e. in Broadway, and
he declares that he was not killed, nor
was he engaged in any affair OF the kind.
1t is a most shameful and cruel piece Of
business to procure such publication.
The friends and relations of Lieut.. e. live
in Virginia, and they may be dressed in
the sable weeds of mourning before
contradiction Of tho painful story could
reach them.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-16
IRELAND.

The Dublin Morning Post of the s6tb
June, contains the following accoun, OF
the arrest Of fourteen persons at Armagh,
on a charge OF high treason:
We have been much surprised at hear.
ing that fourteen persons, said 10 be Del.
egates from different parts OF ireland,
we're taken in public. house at Armagh
during the market on Tuesday, charged.
il is said, with reasonable practices.-
Their papers have been seized. The
warrant under which they were arrested
was sent TO Dublin Castle its execution
was entrusted to Colonel Baker, per.
formed the duty assigned to him success.
fully, and without giving the least alarm.
We have heard some other particulars,
but they are o! too vague nature to no.
tice at present. This affair, so little
looked for, will cause a great sensation.
We understand the individuals arrested
are all strangers in Armagh. Some IF
them are described as of respectable an.
pearaDce.
A writer in the Liverpool Courier If
the i2'h June, asserts, that betv cen 90
ana oo years ago, malignant fever, of
which many died, ragged with great fury
ID the town of Leeds, and its neiphbor.
hood but what was remarkable, it never
attacked the inhabitants in the immed date
vicinity OF the slaughter houses; in con.
sequence OF which, at the recommends.
non OF the medical gentlemen Of that
place, IN building a public fever hospital,
situation in the immediate vicinity of
those houses was selected, in preference
to any other.
The printers at Lancaster Pa. have en-.
tered into solemn agreement to give
themselves a living price for advertise.
meDts, papers, Sc,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-16

Complaints begin to made in England
OF scarcity Of money
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.

Yesterday was the anniversary of the birth,
day oi NashlngtOn--of him 'who uniting the
endowments of Il Hero to the virtues ofthe
Patriot, aud excrlin5 both in establishing the
liberties at lis country, has rendered his name
dear TO ms Jefi0ic- citizens, and given the world
an example Of TRUE GLoRY"-of him, who
has SD much contributed to establish thuse H.
berries, aud stands Il perpetual monument tn
present and To future ages Of the virtues which
man IS capable of. eXhibiiing.-Ths annircr-
shry was celebrated with spirit, which puts
to shame the idle calunny OF the insratituIe
of republics.
The FnornlnS guns-the parade Of the yo-
luntccr5 on the square-the salute which was
fired at 1.-THE evening g,n-necd no dps-
cripti0n. The day was celebrated bya pub
lie dinner at the Union--aud by crowded
and brilliant ball at the Eagle, where the ciii-
zens and the military mixed together with
the utmost harmony and barity At night
an illuminated picture was displayed IN front
OF the Eagle, from the pencil of Mr.. WarrelI,
appropriate to the interesting OCCASION
In Petersburg, the day was to he celebrated
by an Grafton and public dinner In Nor
folk Our fellow citizens "tuok time by The
lorelock," and celebrated the anniversary on
Tuesday night. t"1he circumstance may APP
pear a little odd, says the Norfolk IIelaId, hut
It was unavOidable.) at was given at Coopcr's
Hoiel--Eyery window of the building which
Is four stories high and Of considerable length
was brilliantly illuminated" In Suffolk, Viii
lI1msbnrg, and Portsmouth preparations were
making 10 do honor to- the OCCASION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
VIRGINIA LEGLSL.4TURE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Wednesday, Feb. 2O.---A communication
from the Senate, that they had passed the
bllls--to amend the act Regulating convey
ances and concerning wrongful aiienatiuns''-
" concerning the sherilfs of Botetonrt and
Monroe counties :"-asO with amendments, the
bill To amend the act 90 concerning executions
and for the relief of insolvcnt debtors" This
bill with amendments WAS laid upon the table
(On Thursday, these anne ndments were a.
greed toy
resolution was 'n ram made by Mr.
Wethered, to Reconsider the vote which re-
Iected the bill authurisng the President and
Directors ofthe Literary Fund to loan "a sum
of money to the trustees of the Ann Smith
Academy
An ensrossed bill " concerning Ednonia NJ.
Preston" was passed-also an eng ossed bill
8 authorisng Catharine Wager aud james b.
Wager to erect toll bridge acruss the Poto.
mac river at Harprr's ferry"
Thursday, FSb. GA communication from
the Senate, that they had passed The bill
: giving effect 10 the will of Reuben Howard
deceased''-and bill amending the act for
regulating ,he militia of this commonwealth"
with amendments in which the House con
Cured, with an amendment to the senate's
amendment TO the last mentioned bill
The bill 4" concerning the inspection of to-
bacco" with the amendments proposed by the
Senate, was taken up, on motion of Mr.. Pat
teson OfB.-and the amendments were agreed
to, with an amendment proposed by Mr.
McRae to the Senaie's LIST amendment.
En5rossed b'ls-authorisng the board of
public works To subscribe for "A part uf the
stock of the Fauquier and Alexandria Turn
pike company" concerning the pensioners
OF the commonwealth adding part of the
county of Orange to the county of Madison
to amend the act, Sc for experimenting
and securing runaways" with ryder propos
ed by Mr.. Barbour]-" 10 provide for the pu-
nlshment of certain crimes and offences com
mtted ny free white persons"-to amend the
act, sc. s. for establishing Il pcnitentiary house
and for the punishment of crimes" con-
corning James Tut with ryder proposed by
Mr.. Barbour)-were read 4 Sd time and pass
ed
The House proceeded by joint ballot to
the election of a Brigadier General to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the promutinn OF
General Gordon Cloyd-when John Eloyd,
Esq. was duly elected.
Yesterday, the House ofDelegates adjourn
ed at an early hour, out of respect to Wash
ington's Birthday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
Recipe for loraiag ieue,s from VAS. acton,


Set down in your own closet ut P----ay
the National lntellgencer on your fable-make co.
pious extracts lrom the Debates Of Congress--mix
them Up with scraps Of Italian and Lafiu with lines
from Chnuccr and ShakcspeHe--bc sure to pour
gall enough INTO The composition, and abuse those tie
most whom y9n like the leastpartcularly the Virgi.
nians--spread me- one fact upon the paper, which
residence m Washington NAV he supposed to give
youth Fact state nothing which man nj Passana-
quodiy % 81. Augustine may not DC equally well
supposed 10 know--dib If, by was ofcaption, % Ed
tor'S correspondence, aud Won have \ whole mine Of
matter NJ your command. You may I'LL your columns
apparently with original ieucrs-you may draw rea.
ders by your inessebut after all. Il is no more nor
less, ihan the iuesse Of an np0siur.
- The Northcro Mai thad roacied ~ last ngbt,
when THIS paper w put 10 pressVs hai three Natl.
onal lnrlicsnce ar we believe four Of NJ York and
Eastern papers, sc. in rear.
MAhRlEbl--On Thursday evening" fthe fstll instO AT
Elwooi Che rc'idepce Of WIN. Jones' Ed nv the REV
Samuel ~ wilson, the Hon. John COULTER, Of Rich.
moud, 70 Mfs. HANNAH WILLIAMSON.
fFY,-i rsh, -~ Fe-ais
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23

anu the aitars oil religion are supported only
by the voluntary offerings Of sincere piety
HIS pursuits, which no perversi0n can render
injurious to any, are directed to the common
benefit of all. In multiplying the bounties of
Providence, in the improvem and embel-
llshment of the soii--in the care of the ini,.-
rior animals committed TO his charge, he will
ind an ever varying and interesting employ
ment, disniiied by the union of liberal studies,
and enl,ened by the exercise of simple, and
generous hospitality. His character assumes
loftier interest by his influence over the pub
lie liberty. 1t may not be foretold to what
dangers this country is destined, when its
swelling population, its expanding territory, its
daily complicaSing interests, shall awake the
latent passions of men, and reveal the vuIner-
able points OF our institutions. But whenever
these perils come, lis most sfeadfast security.
IFS uniailing reliance will be on that column
OF landed prOprictors-the men of the sol!
and of the country--standing al0of from the
passions which agitate denser communities
well educated, brave, and independent-the
friends of the government, without soliciting
its fayours the advocates of the people. with
ont descending To natter their passions these
men rooted like their own forests. may vet in
terpose between the factions of The country,
to heal, To defend, and To save
mere are many such men in this nation /;
and there was one, whom the old among us
loved, and the youngest venerate-whom we
may proudly place by the side OF the master
spirits OF the best ases-thc man whom his
country's danger always sought at his farm,
and his countrys blessings always followed
there-the model of American farmers. His
memory IS in all ctir hearts, and his example
may well inspire ii fondness for those pursuits
which WASHINGTON most loved, and teach
us that there is no condition i'm which our
lives may he more useful lin which we may
more honor ourselves and serve the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
SUPREME COURT OLE THE u g

SUPREME COURT OF THE u. g.
.nonday, Feb. 18.--Mr. Chief Justice Mar
shall delivered the opinion Of the Court in the
case of BayIey against GreenLegC. Decree af.
frmed.
The argument of .hc case of the So ciefy for
PTopngMdng The Gospelin Foreign Paris a
gainst the I@On IF Mem Huren, was crnclu-
ded by Mr.. Webster for the defendant, and
by Mr.. HopkmSon for the plaintiffs IN error.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
FAREMEII- C0NrEHr

FAHEN ELL CONC EXT.
NTRS FRENCH tenders her warnest acknoy Iedpinents
w 10 her friends aud the public for the very literal en-
enlargement received and informs them hat She intends
GIVING her fn concert ut the Eagle Hotel on Monday even
lection of songs. e " ~
Mrs SCiLf Inns kindly offered to assist and will intro.
duce aud play several rccs on the Piano Tsrte
PAHT FIRST
S,ung, a 'aPISe once SAID to Liunef, Bral5m.
Song, q, Mamie wilt thou gang with me Scntc, Air
song, The hinstrrps Harp, with Ilecitave Clarke.
S S' E L 60 i'rash' Old Irish Air.
song Echo far away, nth Echo cadence
(the Echo performed by bcrsef) Reeve.
PART SECOND.
Song, Cease your Turning, with varintiors
las sung by Madame Cataani) Br,bac,
Song, oh Suy not wOnu,n's loveis bnught VbitaLer
Song, o Dolce Concerto, sung liy Mntlame
o. talalant' $50 Mozart
Song, aly soldier Ladde. On fdvoriie air ar
ranged 10y nish0pO Scotch Air
oo..@, liht the gloom "i night retiring. Bishop.
Tickets Ole Dollar lc had M the E1ple and onion 10.
els, AID at Mr.. Fitzwlyi.unns Bookstore.
QTConceH viii commence quarter past O'Clock.
Fob %. F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
TO COURFspoNnLIre

=.
We cannot give place the Predictions, of Vestoy-
However ingenious they he they breach subject
which Is of all others the delie aud dif1rut 10 a
frgniaNesor may predict the revolutions OF Europe-
ne NAV charge tue desrOts of the Eastern World to Nv
ana irenbf toe the day of nigh~ lie may
call upon the Isles OF the West" hearken TO his voice
whe elis them OF resentment and predicts
now with IRE ana sword and ie hesom Of Destruction
thrir more numerous species Of population shall sweep
all t1e'r uppressors from on the ofte But when
ne comes to our own country and unrs the our
woes we must close the hook Of pTopheceS-Neor may
that this only proves the necessity OF rome
dy IN seaon-bu this too shows how drIir,tey the sub
all the wisdom of the wcst Of men II is d,,,fii w,e
Their the Press with all its wide scope Of action can en-
brace Ills theme within It's jpyi Gfioa.
II Tile Address Of Samuel p Parsons to lie P,Lle will
appear on Tuesday Thursday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23

DAVID w. PATERSON
DROPoStS commence, and in future TO practce az
iu ihc several courts in Stanton.
EehrrtrN ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23

Yesterday, the House ofDelegates adjourn
ed at an early hour, out of respect to Wash
ington's Birth day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
HEMP SEED

HEMP SEED.
"A FEW Bushels Hemp Seed FOR sale by
n ROBERT GAMBLE
ven. ~. OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23

II Tie Address Of Samuel p Parsons to ite PeJle vii
appear on Tuesday or Thursday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
GLOVER 4 T'iMOTHY SEED.

( ME lUNDREp Bushels Mountain 4 Northern Cioyec
- Seed, AMI 10 Bushels InDirv seed FOR sale by,
WORTllAAi q McGRUDER
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26

n will sell from 500 to 1000 cords ofgood
q oak wood, ready cut in the woods
Also Goo acres of land with good supply
of FIRE wood, building and rail timber on
Il. This wood and land lies within Ii
mile of he Potomac river, where there
is a good road aud landing; 80 miles be-
low the District of Columbia; this land
lies we'll. o: stiff soil, and clear of hills
and brakes will also furnish any pur-
G. aser with good OK carts well cslculat-
ed tor the wood business and ten or iwelye
sod oxen in their prime, aud we'll roke
TO the cart. will also sell lot OF land,
containing two acres, with a good new
s,ore house, halt story high counting
room, lodging room, grapery and tobacco
shed Also a tobacco press house and
we'll OF as good water as any ID the world.
This lot and improvements lies ia a healthy
ae,ghborhood aud good stand for BUSH
ness. Ii 10 one mile from the above land.
/ also have loo acres OF land, OF an extra
quality, lying miles above the aforesaid
land, and one mile from the Potomac; It
is well watered and has good seat tor
small mill, with never failing stream
Any person wishing TO purchase the above
property may have great bargain, as
wish 20 decline he wood business. The
CASH will be wanted for the wood that is
cut and the carts and oxen. | will give
liberal time on the lands.
RlCH'D BROOKE.
CAaslss csgnty, i'd, Mach. 81 eett