.'' .-V
CESSION OF THE FLORIDAS.
. . i . ,
kritv many veare rejpen8iyehd
tjerpfciinff netiatiop s arter having
if T tii"',i,lv r ' .
on to onr anairepwim ' c
jave - at" lengtn concilium irrai j
which has been unanimously confirm
ed by the Senate, and :by which we
jxcpme possessed of the Floridas,
mi with them terminate our differed
ct$ with that kingdom This event
is calculated to give the6ost ge-neral
satisfaction because it prevents as
sort to arm v tin; alternative whicfri
hnwcter necessary at .times, is always
painful, exnensive,and doubtful lb its
IfLrto. and also sivei !us, in fuU'so.
tereignty. a territory more valuable
frnm Its nosition than its extent; and
indispensable to the v safety ofoiir
froptler, and to the. peace, sectirify,
ml mv.sDenty of the southern states.
We have to jay for this purchase; the
.m of five miUions ofidollarsi a tri-
Tial amount, compared ivifh its value
0 u: and. wnat is more sausracxory.
sum is t: be. paid out ol the sales
nf land in the FIoriIasand out of it
OUT CinXPIlS 'rc IV uc iimciumucw vi l
m. 4m tn 1 Aiti nifAil f9
Spanish spoltati6ns on our commerce;
this civinir indemnity fur, he past,
and prumisinp 'security,: lor me iu-
ture. Tle . bouniianes are as ex-
enive as we couiu require, . uihi as
fcllv commensurate with all our views
ts t ;i?!fv. The treaty requires to
ijf. r 'i iv.f'd hv Spanish -.govern-mevt,
which will, no doubt,,' be effec-
. . . ' 4
ted with procintness. it is coniem-
plated to be.sent out by Mr. FVrsylh,
lafplv acnoirited minister at that
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court. : . v 4 .
By a calculation made in 1813,
the "Floridas brought the Spanish o-
Teminent in debt upward. ot bOO.OcO
dollars annually ; and 4uring the ex
itfrr of the Cortez. the irecehts .of
of t).5 kingdom would gladly have
R.de the transfer, had i their ally,
Great Britain. permitted th etn to dh
an. IT is. jowever. more secure tu
a
ii now. coming from, a government
les liable V change thin it wis dur-
les
ins the revolution : and . it
win re-i
-1 -.
main to be seen, how very different
the prospect f the Flontfas will be
s' . p haw chanjd niafiters.-j-,
Yhe excellent maritime pprts 'in' tha4
territory ; its soil, productions, and
ample quantities of ship timber, can
Cot be too highly appreciated ; atld;
for safety as well, as or profit, it is
an invaluable possession ' t
The administration, of Mr- JefiTer
s'ion. araon other valuable, measures,
was distinguished by the purchase of
Louisiana!; a purchase! which for in
calculable benefits, has never been
equalled' in any part of the .world ;
and the commerce of jNew-Orleans,
the rapid increase of; the western
states, and richly freighted vessels on
the (Ho & Mississippi, bear evidence
of the policy , and materia) advanta
ges of that measure. The adminis
tration of Mr. Monroe will be re
markable for the: accession of the
Rotidas ; and these adventitious e
tents will not fail to give additiynal
celebrity to their names. , In truth,
our Spanish, affairs have been ably
sad judiciously managed by the pre
sent administrationtJiere is a cau
tio'n, temjiered with firmness ; a sound
discretion an A'close adherance to .the
national interest, evinced in all metf
iDresconnected with our foreign re
gions and the cabinet may be con
sidered as ably organized. If the ad
ainUtratioh is ot brilliantit is, ne
lertheleis, safe, aiid thougb' partial
iusrs may arite for ;discoutent, the
nral interest of the country lis
piosely studied and -correctly pur
tied. ' ' u ; ,;- " .
VEST FL()UIDA.
txJVCfrcm Lmct?t Jsurnal fubh'thedvi
15. f
AltUouh Weit Rlorrdfl ;c hflf -nf
e imntrtanro ti-Un nnnulavt
'Oneranfl 1 1 i rs r. n...i
7 north of it. it nf im'mtnsp rnn-
, - v-u Willi inc tuuu
qaence when viewed as nossessinff
: avenues of commprre tn : jinrt
pta rge.productive country. A
"untry extendin- north from thlr,1st
f?f nortll latitude to the sour
S ut. Pearl, Pascagola, Tombec-
' 'lint rivDra'-.n'.! .
r, ' irc(1 miles from Pntf rt ,oef
. 1 cu euarf la consiaer-
i'-1 i !! ii .nil in mi ' . 1 . , mTmmmm TTjTTT" T! . t. .. , - STTTT , ; V. :;
able 'abundance, fit forjship-buiMihe
which is not to be met with . north of
the bounrlary, From the safety kof
the .coast ot ; tnis r province aauea jo
the - great number of harbors proper,
fo r c n as ti n vess el s f , t hat o f Pensacp
la, into whicha;fleet:inay.sail9 iind ride
with safety, and that of St. Joseph's,
into which vessels jiot drawing ("more
than seventeen' feet watr.rn'ay sail at
all times ; it must be highly important
in a commerpal'poit of ylew, and if
connected with the ; -countryf .north ot
it, capable of nrescribincv maritime
regulation to the Gulf of.Mexico.v
BY; AUTIIORlTiY.
An act to authorise, tti President of ;he Uni
; ted States' to take po.s.ession of East arid
I West Florida, and estahlishi. a ternpov.ry
grtvme,ntitr.erein O -Z, '-'r
Be it .enacted. by;the Senate and House
of Representatives of the .United .States
qf jimeticain Ccngres assembediThat
the- President of the United States be, and
he js hereby, authorised to take possession
f. and occupy, the territories of Enst and
VVei.t Florida, and the appendages, and
appurtenances thereof and tov re.no ve
and transport the officers and soldiers of
the king of Spain, being there,-to the Ha
vana, agreeably to the stipulations tf a
treaty between the United; States and
Spain, executed at Washington, on the
twenty-second of Fc?ruarv, in the year
one thousand tight hundred and nineteen,
providing for the cession of ?inid territo
ries to the United States, and lie ..may, for
these purjTfes, and in order' to'niaintain
in said territories the authority of tHe U
nited States, employ any part cf the ar y
and navy of the United States, and the
militia of any state or territory, which he";
may. deem necessarv.
Siirc: 2. And be it further enacted9T2it
unt'l the er.d of the firt session of the next
CorgrcsSi unl.ess pre-vMnn for the ;tempo-'rary-
government of siid territories be
sooner' made by Ccrgres?, ail the milita
ry, civil a?:d judicial powers, exercised
by the cheers of the existiiig gu'vernment
(f the same territories, shall be vested in
such persofi and persons, nd shall be ex
ercised .in ruch manner, as thPresident
of the Uned States sSiall direct, for the
maintainir.c: rhe inh-ibitants o,said terri
tories in the free enjoyment of their liber
. i i: . i .1. , '
cf the United States, relative to -the col
lection of the revenue,-and the importa
tion of persons of color, sh all be extended
to' the jxid territories ; and the President
of rhf IT.iitfl Stillt-S Jilinll ffip. nnrl hp is;
Tieiehv authorised, within the term afore
said, to establish such districts, for tlie
Collection of the revenue," and daring the ,
recess of Congress , to appoint suclroffi-oerwb-se
commission shall expire at
the end of the next sesif .n of Congress,
tojjnfc rce the said law v as to him shall
seem, expedient. -
f. ec.o. Jlrta be u junncr enact eay i nat
tne sum ot twenty rnousanu.' aoiiars iv
hereby appropi iuted for the purpasof
carrying thisact into'ejETect, toc paid,
out of any moneys jn the trea'stit y not o
therwise appropriated, and to be applied
under the direction of-the President of
the UhitecLStates. -r r
Sep. 4. Jtitfoe it further raccrtf.VThat
this act shall take effect, and be in force.
whenever the aforesaid treaty, providing;
for the cession of -said-territories to the
United States, shall have been ratified by .
the king of Spain, and the ratifications'
exchanged, and the king of Spain shall
be .ready toVsurrenderi'said territory to
the United Statesccording to. the pro
visions of said treaty. ' . ! ,i
Approved March 3, 1819. J ,
Art act to continue in force an act regulatinE"
" the currenby, wlthm the United States, r of
the Gold Coins, of Great Brita n, Frar ce,
Tortilla. and Spam, and the Crowfts ot
France, and Fire Franc pieces -;,
Be it enacted hythe Senate and Houke
of Befiresentalivei of the United States
of America, in Cvngress assembled That
the gold coins of Great Britain 'and Portu-.
gal, of their present standard, shall be , a
legal tender in the payment of all f debts,
at ihe rate cf one hundred cents for every
twenty -seven grains, or eighty-eight cents
and eight ninths per pennyweight : Th'e:
gokr coins . of France, of their present
standard at the rate of one hundred rrnts
for every twenty7seven & an half grains,
or eighty-seven and a quarter cents per
pennyweight: The gold coins'-, of Snain'
at the rate of one hundred cents for every
twenty, eight and a half grains or eighty-
four cents per pennyweight ; f until the
first day of November next: 'And that,'
e . j 1 .1 . -i - .
irora ana aicer inaioay, ioreign gom coins
shall cease to be af tender wthin ;he Uni
ted States, for thiKpayment of debts or
demands.1 ''. . ' -.'' ' j;
1 Sec. 2. And. be'it f urther enacted; Tha
so much of thet act entitled " An act re
gulating the currency, within the United
oiaies.ot ine gnia coins 01 oreat ontaur
the twenty-ninth day' of April, eighteen
hundred and sixteen as relates to wreign;
silver coins, shall be, and the same is here
by, continued in force two years from and
after the twenty-ninth day of April next,
andnp longer. ; . l
M - 44- J W i A V m
An act to prqtect the Commerce of the;um
ted States and punish the crime of Piracvi
.Be it enacted 'by the Senate and R ouse
ofRepre$ehidtive8 ojffihfx United-State
of America; in Con gresaasaembled That"
the: rresidenttf the United Mates be, and
hereby; Js, authorised and requested tri
empioy ,so many or ne puonc arraea ves
sels as; in his Judgrpent, the; service may
require, w ith suitable; instructions to the
coramahdcr Vre'n-'pTrotecting:" - the
merchant vessels of the United States,and
their1' ere wsi from piratical aggressions ;
and depredations., i V . -v;Vr v ' Jz
2. "And 6e it-imher enacted. That:
the;President of the United States bend
hereby is' authorised Winstimct the com
manders of the public armed vessels of
the' Tjnited Stajtes" to; subdue seize, take,
and ' sendint' any, ;port'" pf ;' the United
Stales, anyvarmed . vessel of, boat!, or any
vessel of boat' the crew, thereof shaI be,
armed, and which shail have .attempted
inijim itted; : any Cp irati cal Aggression,
ieaicN.restraintdepredationor seizure, ;
tjpon any ,vess I of the United States, tor
of the. citizens thereof, or upon any other
vessel ; and also to retake, any vessel of
the United States, or its 'citizens, which
may ha'e been unlawfully captured upon
tne nign seas, i V x .
!: Sec.3 And be it further enacicd'Thi
the commabder irl crew of any merchant
vessel of the United States owned. Whol
ly, for' in part,1 bvKa citizen thereof may
oppose ana aerena, against any aggres
sion, r search; restraint, depredation, or
L i: 9 1 J ' 1 - .
seizmie, wmch shall te atte opted upon
sucli vessel, or upon any other vessel own
ed 'jay aforesaid; 1 ly the commander or
crew f anv armed .Vessel whatsoever.
not, being a public armed vessel of some I
iiauir .jn amity wicn me uquea .ataies ,
;ind may subdue and capture the same 5
and may ajso retake any vessel,, owned
as aforesaid,' which may have been cap
tured by the conim 'rfder or crew of any
iich .armed vessel, and send the same in
to any p rt of the United States.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That
whenever, any vessel or boat, from which
afty piratical agression, search restraint.
j depreciation, or seizure, shall have been
first attempted or made, shall be captur
ed and brought into any prt of the Unit
ed Stages, the same shall and ma be ad
judged and coudemned to their use, and
that of the captors, after due process and
trial,, in .any court having admiralty juris
diction, and which shall be holden forthe(
fiiffrct into which such captured vessel
shall be brought ; & the same court shall
thereupon order a sale and distribution
thereof accordingly, and at their discre
tion. :; A; ' , . ''"'.'.!
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, .That
if any person or persons wha'tsriever, shall,
on the high seas. Commit the crime of pi
racy, as defined by the laws of nations,and
suci ofFender or offenders shall afterwards
be,( brought into, or found in, the United
btates, every such offender or offenders
shall, upon conviction thereof, before the
circuit court of the United States, for the
district into which he or they may be
brought, br in which he of .they shall be
round, ne punishfd with death.
Sec6. And he it further enacted. That
this act shall be b force until the end of
the next session of CngresSi '
Approved- March 3, J819. '
An Act to enforce.thoseprovisns of the act
entitled An act to mcorp rate the sub
' scribers to the Bank of the, United States,"
ijvhich relate to the- right of voting ror di
. rectors, and for other purposes r a !
. Be 'it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America, in Congress, assembled. That
in all elections of directors of theABahk of
thp United States hereafter tov be held,
under and by virtueof the '' Act to incor
porate the subscribers to the Bank of the
United States " whenever any person sh all
offer to the judges orsuch election more
than v thirty votes in the whole, includiijig
those offered in his own right, and, those
offered by hi ra as. attorney,' proxy, or ar
gent, for any others, the said'judges of the
elections, or any oneof them, are hereby
authorized and required to administer tb
the said person, so offering to vote, the
follow ing: oath or affirmation, viz.- . :
1, ., i do solemnly swear, or amrm
asthe case may" be.) that I have no inter
est, directly or indirectly," in the shares
upon, which 1 shall vote at tn.is election,
asj attorney for others ; that those shares
are' to the best of my knowledge and be
lief truly; arid in good faith, owned, by
th persons in ; whose, names "they now
stand ; and that, in voting at deselection,
J shall not in any manner Violate the first
runuameniai arncie;,.c k.v . -porate
the subscribers, to the Bank of the
U nited States." V And the said judges of,
elections r any one of ,theni, shall,-, be
authorised andJempoWerearin . thei dis
cretion, or at the- instalfce, of any stock;-1
hoiderof the ban k.'to administer the said
oath or ,affirmatiorH0';aiby persoil?offering
to vote at anvsuch" election. &.-k' a
if Sc. 2: And be it furtAejf enacted, Thatl
no person shaltbe entitled to vole at any
iuch elcctidh? as attorney, proxy or agent,?
for uuy other ' person, copartnership, or
body ppliticw ithouti0 powers for that
purpose being duly executed,: in the pre
sence of a witness," , a nd hled iii' the .bank
and on which power shall be endorsed "the
oath cr aSrmatiun tf tiic person, Or one
oije of ?the officers of the djrpolitic grant- , rati adjoining stated 'iyA-' f V S- i'
ihgisuchipowtarj m the- words.v following i Sec;4.wfrf &c Xuactf j i
" D do solemnly swean for affii-tti i ; as J r the trade bet ween the districts not ihcla- V 1 1 a 1
roe; case may oe.i inai' i anr.ior ?;nat inc oca m enner oi 1 inc cwo.CTeat aismcig a m a i
copartnership consisting .-of ! myself and
are, or th at the corporation known
ny; tne name 01 ' is, Kas the. case, may '
be); truly and in good faiih, the owner (or
owners, as the case may be) of the shares j
m the capital stock of the; bank f the
United States, specified in the wiUiin pow
er df attorney,.and of no other shares, that
rt o' other j person has any interest in the
jsaiusnares,; qirecuy, or inairetpiiy, excepc
as stated in the ' said power ;and that no
other power lias been gven to any person ,
wincu is now in iorce, 19 vote ror ;mje-or
for! the copartnership aforesaid; or for the
body politic aforesaid; as the case'jmay be)
at f any r electron of di rectors of thef said
bank which oath or affirmation may
bq taken before a notary public, judge, or
justice of the peace, and sh all be,certified
oy hi.tn."'. .. ( ' . ,i ; a- f ' a :
Sec. 3; And be it further enacted; That j
if the judfires of any election of directors,
to be held as aforesaid, j shall berm it ativ I
person to give more than thirty votes in j
ti !l i.-t-L . . :-.S. -i- U- i-t t.
the whole, at any1 such election, without
the said person's having taken the afore-;ff
said Oathi or .ffir.natir n. shall suffer
QntrifAftOAn .4It. 4V v . n r n A.p .
agent, or proxy, for any other person, or
for .any copartnsrship; or' body pdlitic,
withbiit a; power for that purpose, as pre
scribed in the foregoingsection, with the
oath or affirmation and Certificate afore
said j sjlch of the, said j uo ges as shal I con'
senti thereto sl alb severally be deemed
guilty "of a misdeaiiiour, .and, on due c6n
viction thereof, shall be subject td at fine,
notexceedidg two thousand dollars, or
( to imprisonment: not exceeding one year,-
at tne discretion; ot the court beibre w hich
such conviction shall be nad. . And if any
person shall wilfully and absolutely swear
or affirm falselyi in taking any. oatbfjbr
affirmation p rescr ibed by this act, -such
person, so offending, shall, upon due con- i
viction. thereof, be subject to the , pains..
and, penalties which are bylaw' prescribed j
ior me punisnment or j wuiui ana corrupt
perjury. ' :- . .. .',.: ,f . J 'M
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That
if any person shall; directly or indirectly,
give; any - sum or sums or money, or any
other bribe, present . or reward, or any
promise, contract,obligatioh, or security,
for the payment br delivery'qf arty, money,
present gr reward, or any thing to obtain
or procure the Qplhion, vote, or interest,
of the President of the Bank of the United
Stafesor either of the directors thereof,
or the President or a director pf either of
the ibranches of the. said bank", in an e
lection, question, matter, orthing, which
shajl Come fjefore the said President" and
directors for: decision, in relation to the
interest and management of the business
of the said bank, and shall be thereof con
victed ; such person or persons, so giving.
! promising, contracting, or securingjto be
CTvcn, paia, or aenyerea; any sum or sums
of money, present, reward, or other bribe,
as Aforesaid .; and the President or direct
tor j whOhafl. in any wise, accept or re
ceive the same, on conviction theredf,'
shall be fined and imprisoned at the dis
cretion of the court, and shall for ever be
disqualified to hold any office of trust or
pront- unaer me saiat corporation, ant
shall, also, forever be disqualified to hold
any office of honor, trust or profit; under
the XJnited States;' . -'.- j -; - a
Approved March 3.1819r . 11 i
An. act supplementary to; the 'acta concerning
the Coast iher trade,
Beit enacted by the Senate and' House
of Representatives of the United. States of
America, j wi Congress assembled, L hat
for the more convenient regulation of the
coasting traded the sea coast and naviga- J
Die j rivers ot tne y niieq 'Otates ue, aim
hereby are, divided into two great dis
tricts ; the first, to include all the districts
on the sea coast and navigable rivers, be
twejen the "eastern limits of.' the United
States and the southern limits of Geprgia;
and the second, to Include all the districts
on the sea coast and navigable rivers, be-,
tween the river Perdido and the western,
limits of the United States. ' P '.'v
Se&&fyind. be it further enacted That
ever shipbr -Vessel, of the burthen - of
twentyitons or upward, licensed tol trade
between the different districts of the UV
nited - States, shall be, and -is hereby, au.- i
tuoriseu to carry, cm suuu uauc vcuvycru
the distiicts included within the aforesaid
great districts respectively, and between '
a state in one; and aur adjoining state in !
another ereatdistrict, in manner, and 1
subject only to ? the regulations that are .!
now liby law required ? to be observed by
siich ships or vessels, in trading from-one
district to another in the same state, ori
froma"district in one state to a district in I
the nexr adjoining state", any thing ui 'afiy f
laW to the c6ntraiy hot withstanding- ;
Sec. .3. And be UJiurther encCttedtiXiSX
every; ship cr vessel, of the burden of
twenty tons orpwards, licensed tq trade
as aforesaid, shall beanils herebjr re
quired, m traMing from one to another
gi-dat districti otherthan between i state,
in one, find an adjoining state n. another
erreat district, to conform to and . observe
hei regulations, that, at the', time of pass-.
lntrtnis aci, arc requirea xo oeuDiecrveu
by such vessebj m trading from a district
i Ibresaidliall continue toe carried eiji
Lin the 'mahherj apdt Subject to tHeJregula-
tions,. a lreadjr provided tor pis purpose .
; S.5AndbeMfurthendcteT
thjb act shall com miente and be m- force, '
romi atidiifler trie thirtieth! day of JunB
nextthe passing therieofl' :t j vj' '1?
-ApproTe'dMarch 2rVilyf'lT:'. r" a.
NOTICE.
V
Ci all whom it mar concern.
that
TWihlim FE&.late of thig Coua
ty; has left a1 sufficiency of Funds ih my
hands to setde any "debts which hemaj,
beowjn,,,i' k." '.rf.- ' ;.:Vir;
!S a Air a JOHNSON BUSBEE;
: March lQ, ,181a. . f, . . 16
SALKM STAGES.,
HAVlNO become the sole 'Proprietors ojf t ; y
the ?n
& SitBM,iSubsdr1bets. inform. ''the PtiMie.
that they htve'proyidi-d good S tag es and. "
Stroner Horsesrso as to accommodate 4 iai A :
iiasseniBers. : Thev, will leave Raleleh everV,'v
Tuesday at 2 and every Friday ai 3 o'clock :in
the afternoon, arrive at Salem at 10 o'elock
on Tu-;sdays;.and depart at 2, and at 4 o'clock -'
on Thurdays and depart at & These Stiigea
pass through Chaptl.rIi;h Hahbdrough: and. '
Greensboroughu ;' l','-? ;l P: ' h ', --.iy ,':
; Thvy assure the PuhhQ that eYeryexertioa , ;
shall be made to keep -th Line in. the best
order, so as to render the "situation of Passen i
gers comfortable. Ij ; S ' ; ;V,ty
March 4, . 18 9. r ; - 16 6w . -
STATE OF NORTHS ARQLINA
'- : ' ' vV.iax Cotrirrf-' ..' " '?.
A-a - FebTruaivi Terni.l8i9. ' . : '
John , Williams;- rnal Attachment.; a i
-.k.'Uyfi.t Levied on said Kearney ii I
Edward Kearner, Jr ' hd. y' ' ;
jJ7kDERED. that heipefendant appeie
XM our next Cdurro be held opthe C6un
ty of Warren at the Court.Uduse in Warren '
4$on, on th fourth Jloiaday in! May next, vie
plevy te property attached and plead to ii
sue, pi Judgment final Vill be Atakh Aagainst
him and that publication hereof be made fdjr
six'.weeks . in .the Raleigh.- Begtster.) . -aT
,;:Tegt,t:Ay-.;X . (.
vaLuabSIland foJbaleT '
i LTji MecMeTiftiiff Gduniv JV 'ft U.-
FHE Subscriberoi for. saljoncthoii.
sand one hundred ahdtwehtv.fi At-fiif '
(
l of Prime LAND, lyrcg on uVarVCrecfc; ita
iuc )yc inenuonea roiiy, anaoclonfin
to the'Estatcof the late John Means decM.
This Land is as.producti;vc,( and the soil ia
Hsvery respect -eaal to any In; khe above '
County. AThere w on -tbe Premisea a eodd
Dwelling House, and, other Out.Hcuse
Machine.afnd iStill House. "j Any peif
son .wishing to purchase theV above Tract of .
.Land, will make application to the S ubxcri
ber In Cabarrus County, 2 mies from Con
COrdr A -,:" ,!A i-i'vNrl'vi p '' x
Aft thoj who;re indebted to the Estate
of the aaid John Means are requested to
make payment without ielay and thoso
having delaanas against 'iifld EsUte, are. re
quested to present ttiem for Payment; wifhia
the time prescribed bLawi otherwite thiA
Notice will be plead in bar of recovery '
A A, w WMiEANS, :AdraV.
Cabarrus County, Feb. 27' -.-j 16 3
on
the third day-of March. l&ia2Z:
An Ac) tq provide for ! the ascertainin,? .and'
surveyirtg of the,boundary lines xcd by the
Treaty with the -reek Indiana and! for other-
purposes, the President of the United States
is authorised to cause the, land acquired btr'
the United States, do herebv. d
make known, that public sales for ih;r
Ka4. (agreeably to law) of certain lands in tha
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except sudi lands, as have been r ki;
served by. law for the Use of sr.hnnU
other purpps- The Jarfds thall be .cftecd
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At St Stephens, on 4 second, Monday b
Aprd next, for the sale of TowofiiD '
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