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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

I'm CONGRATULATIONS rules held in the
~ clerks Office Of the county court of Buckingham on
Monday the third day Of December, 1892
Zane Pryor, Plaintiff
against
Langson s Pryor. B5nister s. Pryor, Zach. b. Pryor,
VIM. S. Pryor, John C. Pryor, Nicholas b. Pryor. chill
dren and heirs Of David Pryor. Decd and John Randolph
decd who daughter Of the said David Pryor, dec
Defendants
The defendants Zach. u. Pryor. John G. Pryor. Nicho
SON. not having entered their appearance, and given so
cury according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the said absent defendants do appear here the first day
Of May term next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
months successfully and posted the front door Of the
court house Of this county. copy. Teste,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, c. BIC
Dec. 10. 65-wsw
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RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG STAGES.
fines n week.

EEtsJ7 zszsaT-s VIE public are respectfully in
&2l3@t9 nz-{lI[b6 x formed, that by directions of
$500 za ~ the Post-olfice Department, this
~a0s line is changed from three 10 six
times a week.
The Stage will leave Richmond and Lynchburg every
day, Saturdays excepted and arrive in each place every
day, Sundays excepted as this arrangement extends no
farther than lynchburg passengers for the South either
by Peeks s. Weords line via FarmvilIe Hampton Syd-
ncy College, &c, by Smiths line through Danve to
the Caroina Georgia, Sc, TO the Southwest through
Alabama and Tennessee, and the West via the Water
ing places in Virginia, and Guyanotte on the Ohio RI
yer, should unless they wish spend day in Lynch
burg leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fri
days The Coaches this line and are not cx-
ceed beauty, strength comfort by any now in use
the horses good, and the drivers accommodating skill
tul and steady In consequence of the great improve
ments recently effected, and those in contemplation
IN the Steam Boats navigating between Richmond and
Baltimore, with which this line connects three times
week, going and returning facilitating the intercourse
between those points beyond all previous example, / can
confidently recommend my line to travellers from the
West, Southwest and South, in their trips and from the
North-the time required to accomplish them, and the
exPences varying but little from any other line and in
point oil comfort exceeded by none, if equaed by any,
a. PATTESON, Proprietor.
N. b. All baggage, packages, SC. at the risk of the
thereof.
December D. 63-vtr
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January 10.

TENhE FRANKLIN (IYNcHBURG, Va(
n The Subscribers formerly OF the Bell Tavern, i'm
Liberty Va, has taken possession OF the above splendid
establishments recently occupied by Robert Morris Esq
lie IS now furnishing tie numerous of this spa
cious House in style that will afford elegant accommo-
da'on to those who may please to call on him. Private
paiors and dining rooms, suitably furnished will be kept
Tor The use OF families; and Gentlcmen travelling by mi
va'e conveyance may be assured that the extent of the
House enables the proprietor prevent annoy TO them
from the arrival and departure OF the stages.
The splendid lines of stagecoche TO this place. "lrom
Richmond, Danvile, Salem and Washington CITY," and
the watering places all stop this house, and their re-
spectve offices kept in H. The Hotel is siua cd ON
the main street. convenient 10 both Banks tho To-
baccc Warehouses.
Stage Passengers may at all times be supplied with
hacks gigs or horses TO travel of the line.
He has, with much care selected sober honest and ac
tive Servants and Osers, whom he will exercise con-
slant and vigian attention His chambers are large and
numerous, enabling him TO accommodate one hundred
persons with His stables will not be surpassed by
any in Virginia as the stables large, with dirt and
paved floors, and supply of water at the door.
Having taken the above establishment for a number of
years, and incurred havy expenditures in improving get
ting up and furnishing H. the subscribers interest will in
duce him TO omit nothing in his power his
customers y n. OLIVER
Ian. %. S20
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fAI OIlCE.--ln pursuance Of Decree of the County
Ia Court OF Cumberands rendered on the 2Sh day Of
January, 1888, in the of Mnter and wife, against
Rucker Co, shall offer for sale the premises on
Tuesday the 2l of April next il fnir if not the first fair
day thereafter, about hundred and eighty acres of
land, lying i'll the lower end OF Cumberland and adjoining
the lands OF Robert Sratton, James Miner and Others
and belonging to the estate OF James Bootrght decd
Terms three equal annual payments, all crcdit--frs
payment bond with approved personal security will he
required; and Trust Deed the Land secure the
two last payments. ROBERT STRATTON, \
JOHN HUDGINS, :
LEONARD DANIEL, re-
PETER FOE 3
February T. S7Z6w
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a. LIVER HEELS is i'm fine health and condition and
~ VIII stand the ensuing at Capt Smiths Stable
. haTIoue Court House, Va Silver Heels was bred bv
Gov H. Wright, OF Maryland he is a true Medley grew
OF great muscle, snew and bone ard of great symmery
iu 10 IL hands high, and OF form indicating great pow
eTs. lie was lOaled the 10Th OF March, 1916 He was
got 10y Gov Oges Oscar his dam (Pandora) was got by
ColTayoes Grey Domede, (and he by imported Medlev)
his grandam by Halls Union, (also the dam OF Edelin's
celebrated mare Floretia his e. e. dam by eopidas his
g &. dam by imported OhelIo, his e e. q. e. dam by
Georges imported Juniper, his g. e. &. z. dam by Nor.
ton imported traveller his e. g. < z. e. q dam was Col
Taskers imported and celebrated Selma who was pot he
The G0d0iPhin HT06idH, and was herself fine runner
and hat too, in ts country Oscar by the imported
Gabriel, his dam Vixen, by imported Medley his grandam
Col Tayloe's famous running mare Penelope nv old
YorIick; hs dam by Ranter, his e. e. e. dam by old
CIR, who imported, and half brother 10 The old
imported and celebrated Cub Mare. Gabriel Tie sire of
Oscar also sire OF Post Boy Harlequin &C. &c sill
yer Heels is thus seen, is traced without flaw OH the
lam side, 10 Taskers Selma by the odophin Arabian
All his progenors mse and femae) were celebrated race
nags, at allds,anccs but particularly in mile heats His
sire Oscar and his dam (Pandora capital runners
All the animals he traces 10 record in the Amer-
can Farmer, and Turf Register, which works also give
accounts OF their racing His pedigree il already
record in both, and by tracing the GOD of the disn
guished animals he is deceRded from on both sides II wi
he seen That he has nnuuurable direct crosses of atkef
selma and OF the GOdOphn Arabian. Silver Heels has
been occurred as stock hor'e on account Of the purity
oi hs blood and unquconed pedigree, and because Of
the large proportion OF Medley blood he has in him hav-
ing Of il than any horse living i'm Fpo1 nd or tbis
scend,nt Of old otde, snd Sir Archie Of janus SAL
tram, Cecr, &c?
Terms fr lis season, his performance upon the turf
Sc, hereafter and in due time.
THO "As r. RICHARDSON,
THONAS r. HOGE
4 er1,s
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January IL.

n ANCERY-VIRGINIA.--A Rules holden in
in the Clerks Office of the rcuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County Of Buckingham, the
hith day of November, 1892
John Morgan, PHI
Against
James r. Morris, William Morris, James p Richardson
Morgan, and Jones, and William Crane, Def.
The defendants, James r. Morris and William Morris
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly and Rules of this Court
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants ofhs Country: is ordered That the said
defendants do appear here tie first day OF the next April
Term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that CO.
Ply OF This Order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for months sue
cessvey and posted the front door of the Court house
OF this County. Copy-Tcse.
Dec. IL. [6i-wSw] r. ELDRIDGE, c. c. sc.
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NOTICE.-Was committed 10 the Jail Of Essex coun
~, on the 2lst day Of November last, a. runaway
a negro woman, who says she is named WINNEY. of a
dark complexion, had on at the time Of her commitment,
blue calico ock She appears 10 be about forty years of
ago-aud states that she Is the property Of Mr. Iemue
Thompson, Of Fredericksburg. The Of said negro
requested TO COME forward, prove his property and pay
all legal expences; otherwise she viii be dealt with AZ the
law directs THOMAS MATTHEWS Jaff0r
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N CHANG cry VIRGINiA.--In Powhatan county
"a cour, December the I9h 1892:
Martha Smith widow of WIN Smith, deceased, Francis
Smith, Jefferson smith, Il +. Graves aud Martha Ann
his vile Which said Francis :. Jefferson, and Martha
Ann tho only surviving children Of the said William
Smith, decd, who was son OF Ro smith, the elder de-
ceased, ana Mar Ia Anne SampsOu, Mary T.. Sampson.
Julia :. Sampson, Emily Sampson and Francis sauu.
infant children OF Eliza SAMPSON decd who was a.
50 child OF the said Vim. Smith, decd by Francis s
Sampson, their father and next friend joseph Cur,is
and Elizabeth his wife Jacob leadb ter and Ma lie
wife, which said I'll ZabCi and ary are the ONLY sur
viving children Of Pauna Smith decd. wbo was dsuab
Ger OF the said Ro Smith the elder, decd aud Julia Smith
infant daughter OF Ro Smith, Jr decd, who was also
child OF tho said Pauna, by Joseph f. Curtis, her next
FRIEND Plaintiffs.
against
Robert Sm and Lucy Sammooe, children Of Ro Smitl,
the elder decd, and Francis Smith, Frederick Argyle
and Mary +. his wife, Martha Jane Smith, Iosah S Smith
and Edwin A. Smiths which said Francis J., Y ary f.
Mar ma Jane, Josiah S and Edwin A ara cbilIre, -,
Francis L. Smith, decd, who was son of the said Ro
bert Smith the elder decd the three last of whom are in
ans under the age Of 81 years. by the said Franci,
smith, their Guardian, al Item, Dehs
his day came the plaintiff by H. l. HoDkins Eso
their Attorney, aud filed their Jill against the defendant
and on their motion, Francis Smith is by the Cour an
pointed Guardian, od Item, TO the infant defendants and
process IS awarded against him, aud the said infant des
and INC defendants, Argyle and wife, 10 the next Court
10 answer the said bill; aHd The defendants Robert
Smith aud Lucy Summons, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according 10 the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this court and il sppe trne TO
the satisfaction of the court that they are not inhs
OF this Commonwealth, the motion Of the plaintiffs by
their attorney is ordered that the said defendants Ro
Smith and Lucy Samnons, do appear here ON tbe third
"Wednesday in March next, and answer the bill of the
PLAINTIFF and give security for perfo such decree as
the may make herein; and that copy Of s order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published n Inc
ciyO Richmond, for two months successvcy and ba am
other copy be posted at tie front door Of the court house
Of this county. Copy este
Jan. II. [7s-wsSI R.F GRAVES, DC.
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Plaintiff,

James Powers, Policy Powers, Nancy Herman, and
Peggy Cru enfield, and Edward W Sims administrator Of
refer Slayden, deceased, Defendants.
The deiendauts, James Powers Policy Powers, and
Nancy Herman, not having entered their Srpcarance and
given security according to te senbly and tho
rules OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, That they are not inhabitants Of this country is
ordered; That the said absent defendants do appear here
on the FIRST day Of the pril term, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; ard that copy this order be forth
with inserted in newipspcr published in the CITY of
Richmond for Two months successfully AID posted at the
front door OF he court house OF his county.
copy-Tesle. H. ELDRIDGB, c. G. s. C.
January ~ rs wSwr
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~ virtue OF Deed OF Trust from Benjamin r Hdr-
- RS the subscribers will sell by public auction TO
the highest bidder Hanover Court house, the first
day oil February court next tract OF land, lying in
the county o! Hanover, near Landlords Old Mill on the
road leading TO Hanover COurihouse containing
dred and fifty also the said Benjamin r. Harrss
interest in tract OF 80 Of land lying the upper
end OF said county, adjoining the lands OF the estate of
Thomas Harris decd; which interest an estate for the
lie OF John Gentry, in twothds of the said land and
fee simple estate in the resdue also the BENJAMIN r.
Hariss interest in his fathers estate Terms at sale
And at the house OF the said Benjamin r. Harris in
the county of Hanover, the 18th day of February the
following property, upon credit of six months viz: seven
mules, two horses, three colts, jenny 1000 lbs OF
bacon one carriage and harness. eight day clock ono
saddle and bdlu 20 barrels of corn and silver watch
N. c. CRENSHAW,
JAMES LYONS, iruS'ees'
February 2. S5-,yt26thF
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NIRGlNIA.-lN CHANCERY;-At rules held in the
clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of law
and Chancery for The county Of Gloucester the 81 day
Of December, 1882:
Henry l.. Nuoall, late sheriff Of Gloucester county,
and ThOms 5. Ddbney, present sheriff Of said county
who sue for the benefit and the Of Wm w Jones'
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y N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At rules holden iu
the Clerks Office OF the circuit superior court OF lazy
and ehancery for county Of Buckingham, The 81 day
OF December 1882:
Thomas Riniord, PlninG6
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against


Betsy Lively, Judith Lively and Chaes Lively heirs
ana distributes OF Charles Lively, dec. Delts.
The defendants, Judith Lively and Charles Lively nor
having entered their appearance and given security ac
cordng TO the Act OF Assembly and the rules This court
and u appearing by satisfactory evidence that tey ara
not inhabitants Of This commonwealth On tie motion Of
the plaintiffs, by Thomas G. Amory, their attorney il is
ordered, that the said defendants Judith and Charles
Lively, do appear here the first day Of the next term
and answer the plaintiffs bil and dat copy Of this or.
der be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY and
That another copy thereof be posted at the front Of the
courthouse Of this county, successive court DAYS
copy. Tcste, ARTHUR J.. DAVIES, G. c.
Dec. IS. 66-wSw
NTNfON, blood bay Stallion Of fine FORM by Madison
OF the best Of The imported Domed, dam by
Potomac another distinguished of Domed, z. dam by
Gimcrack, will stand Tie ensuing season. under the i'm.
mediate direction Of Mr. John Fogg Everesville AZ
bomarlc Gofdonsve Orange, and the neighborhood Of
:, Louisa. THOS j. RANDOLPH
f-121 JOHN FAGG.
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b CHANCERG-N IRGINIA.-At rules held in the
e Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for the County of Luncnburg, the eth
day OF January, 1898:
John Bigger, Plaintiff
against
German Y. Stokes, William Booker, David Street and
hcnaru u Bacon, Defendants
The defendant, William Booker, having entered his
appearance and given security according The act of As
sembly and the rules Of this Court, il appearing by sa
nsiactory evidence that he is not nhabtan of this
State, The motion of the plaintiff by his attorney il is
ordered that unless he appears here before the first
Monday in March next, and file his answer TO the said
bill the will be taken for confessed and the matter
thereof decreed accorngly and that copy of this or
der be forthwith published in of the newspapers pub
ished in the city of Richmond for eight weeks success
slyey, and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse of
this county. Copy
WIN. II. TAYLOR, Clerk
January r. 76 go,
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Il CHANCERf-VIRGINI Rules ho4en in
Law and Chancery for Louisa county, the 7,h day Of
January, 1888:
James Nj Trice, administrator dc bons non OF Patsy r.
rce, decd, and also administrator de bons non of Mar
una T. lrlce, dec Plaintiff.
against
Edmund Pcndlcton, John b. Pendleon Peter S. Barrett
and Matilda w. his wife, formerly Matilda W. PendIe-
ton, Philip b. Winston, William o., Bckeron L. Phlip
H., John r., Edmund T., Barbara j. Joseph p, and
Overion NJ. Winston, william ID. Phillips aud Barbara o.
his wife, Joseph W. Pendeton, John Vowes and Lucy
A. his wife, Francis johnson and Catharne r. his wife
Thomas Nj Pendeton, William j. Pendleton and Frances
. rehuleion, Defendants.
The defendant, John b. Pendlcton not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the ac of
Assembly and the rules of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is an inhabian of this
State: 1t is ordered that the said Jno b. Pendeton do an
pear before the Judge of said court at the
OF said county, on the first day of the Ap Term OF
said court and answer the bill of the plaintiff: and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
courthouse Of said county.
Copy. TesIe, JOHN HUNTER c. c.
January %. s2-wsw
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January %, 1853.

EN CHANCERY -tIRGINIA--At Rules holden in
n the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham, the
7th day of January, 1888:
Samuel Ford s. Go. PLAINTIFF
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The parties interested in the foregoing order of court
are hereby notified that have appointed the second day
oil April next TO make the settlement required by the
said order, on which day they requested attend at
my oihce at Dennisvile, in the county of Amelia
O'clock A NJ with their vouchers and such other evil
dence as they may intend TO exhibit.
FABIUS LAWSON, Com'r
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This is to give notice,

the D,trict of Columbia, have obtained from :he
Ornhap Court of said County letters testsmentay on
the estate Of ROBERT ANDERSON. late OF the
County Aforesaid deceased All persons having claims
against the said decedent heeby warned to presen:
c",,s IN or before the 9Th day Of July, 1884, or
thev NAV. by law be excluded from oil benefit to said
estate; and those indebted thereto are required to
male immediate payment. Given under our hands,
this 9th July 1888. ROBERT JAMESON;
THOMAS SANFORD. ,,'s
WILLIAM GREGORY,
8-2ax6w Executors of Robert Anderson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-03
MIrON HILL contains five hundre

miles below AIexandrla Nv Ian'i, ahu ~ ny Water'
lsXa< MIrON HILL contains five hundred
~ Acres of Land ami is beautifully situated
~ about a mile from the river. The House.
a which stands an eminent hill in the centre
Of the farm with commanding view of the river and
the adjacent country far the eye can reach, is
large and spacious containing four rooms and large
passage on the lower floor with Kitchen pantry and
closets attached all tastefuy arranged. and in tho
rough repairs The soil is first rate, and well adapted
to the growth of the best Maryland Tobacco. This
Farm is not more than one.haIf cleared; the remsin.
der is in Hickory, Oak, Cedar, Pine, &c For elgibi.
ty Of suston beauty prospect, and local advana.
ges, this Farm equaled by few and exceed by nome
THE BANKS OF THE DEE contains One
Thousand Acres OF Land upwards, fhe exact guam.
ty is not ascertaned) 1t lies Immediately between
Milton Hill and the river This Farm is bounded on
three sides by WATER SO that short fence encloses the
whole Farm. The soil, though good. can be made, at
little Expense, Of the creates fertility by the ap.
plicson of sea ORE Of which masses ost up daily up
on its shores As its locality renders easy to
the luxures of the water-which abound in Fish, Oys.
tiers, and in their Wild Fowl-to the sportsman
this place holds out the most pleasing inducement-
that Of shooting the wng-for which It 10 not excel.
led by any farm on the river.
To saw nothing of the various other inducements and
advantages these Farms possess such as water carr.
age, the choice Of markets, the access to steamboats,
&c shall only add that they are pleasantly situated
in an agreeable, genteel and social and
within two miles Of public worship. As ] am deter
mined to SELL invite those who wish to purchase to
see me at Milton Hill, assuring the m great bargain
may be bought, and any length OF credit gwen upon
small portion of the purchase money being paid IN
hand the debt satisfactorily secured, and the interest
paid annually THO. II; BUCKEEh;
Harris Lot P. o., Charles County, Md.
~ o9-dtf
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$500 Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension of the villain
w or villains who attempted to enter my house, on
the night Of the 18th instant, through window by .
ladder.
respectfully request all brickayers, painters car
penters gardeners and Others having for ladders
to look at this, which be seen at my warehouse.
iy 80 SAMUEL. II, JANNEY,
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The Steamboat OusatoMic
Will leave Washington eve.

snnA Will leave Washington eve.
~ Monday and Thursday
1| 49, morning. at S O'Clock, for Knsale.
- on the Yeocomico. She will re-
main Monday and Thursday nights at t.eonardtown,
and 20 down to Kinsale on Tuesday and Friday morn
ngs and return to Leonardtown the same evening; aud
start thence on "Wednesday and Saturday mornings, at
O'Clock, for the District. .t
She win call at Pyes Landing; ouantico Greek; San
DIV Point; Scots. Stafford County; Foulkes; Boyd
Hole, Nanjemoy Stores; Matthias Point; Ladders
Ferry, Cedar Points Bluff Point; Stratford Mills; Leo.
nardtown, and Piney Point
june 28--2awtf PETER JONES, Captain,
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Milton NiN X the Banks Of the
DEBTOR Sale

DEE-INN oNf-fS'
r. WISH 10 sell or exchange the above Farms for
mountain or limestone land. They are situated on
the Potomac River. in Charles County, Mary Hand, 50
miles below Ale xandris by land, and 90 by water.
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liz ACRES OF LAND,

as3sa6 II5 HCfEO or LHND,
$3.50 lying ~ the County of Alexandria, District
Sf3 Of Columba, with all the Improvements
ssxsx> Their on, consisting Of q comfortable Dwell.
LING HOUSE and other Out.Houses. Tho Land is
now in cultivation. has snficency Of Wood and Tim
ber and has some excellent Meadow Land. tits stu.
sed betsern Hugh Minor land or adjoining the land
John Childs
The terms of sale are One third If the purchase
money to be paid in Cash the day of sae the other
in two iustslments, in six and twelve months Notes
to be given, and deed Of trust the land for the
security of the balance Of the money.
G.. SCOTT, u. n.
4-d1wseotl6A Aug For II Ashton, Marshal.
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LIST or InrrnRs

Remaining in tie Post Office, Alexandria. D. C. on tn
lst Of AUG US7, 1883.
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For BOSTON.

~ The packet schooner HARRIET, Captain
So Niclerson. will have despatch, and take freight
on moderate terms Apply 10
W.. FOwLE 4 Co.
Who have for sale Oh board said schooner, 40 tons
Plaster of Paris. jy3l
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Fresh Teas.
IL IL f nsif chest. Young Hyson
SO SO boxes LIB Imperi.l
50 do 2lb Gunpowder
hall, chests Souchong
received from Boston, per schooner Mount Vernon,
e oy w. F0WLE e Co.