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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-15
6aIfs at aIrtinn.

VIII BE- fold, f9Gti0ry, WeIna4y tie eot5 infant, ct
n s'ei'ek, on tie fremyc,:
A NEAT BRICK HOUSE & half acre LOT,
knewn in VIVA Duvals plan by Ne. 40, near the
Brick Houie OF RObt Johniton, Eiq now in the oc-
oupancy Of Andrew Ca!tlin. Terms of fae s & L
months, for approved endoried negotiable in the
Virginia Bank and Deed of 1rult on the property,
to iecurs the payment of the notes.
PROSSER * MONCURE, v. MRS.
May IL. taI
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March 27.
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERf.
In King WiAiam County Cont, IIa,eb z5tb, 1907.
John Smith Csmpi
agaBh,
Ambrofe I.ipfcomb, Edward Hill and PHI
lip Lpfcomb, Diff.
7dls day came the Complainant by his council,
= and the defendant, Ambroie Liplcomb not ha-
wing entered his appearance, and given fecurity
ding the act of Aaembly and The rules of this
court; and it appearing the iatisfaction of the
court, that he is not inhabitant of this common
wealth: On the motion OF the complainant, it is or
dered, that the iaid defendant, Ambrole Lipfcomb,
do appear here, the fourth Monday in June next,
and anrSer the bill OF the complainant, and that CO.
ply this order be forthwith inherited in iomeew pa
per printed in the City of Richmond for two months
fnccsihvey and another copy Poed at the lroas door
of the court houfe OF this county.
Copy. 1ehe,
ROBERT POLLARD, &C.
april "a. Iaw2m.
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10 HIN M'FNFR1-,
Mays.

JOHN VERT,
A9PfefHHy i1joymS biz Jyieads and tie Snbie that be
ba5 jgf rree'OeH, By The SHIP Unifcd Slater, CAPT.
HH'Gy, J'sm Liverpool, bislerize o6srfnentsf
ID ID L L r Y,
CONSISTING Of almo(t every article in the bu-
" finei5. Likewils Harnefs Mountings, Plated
and Brai' of different patterns Coach and Coaehec
springs, Steps, long and ihort- Foot Mems holder
Gals -Laees-Frnges-G "a by 2o-9e
oy Zo--and 2oby ls--HOrie-nlens & Pocket PIltols
Secret Locks.
~. b. Juit received neat a1ortmeut OF Saddlers
LeatheT-S kirting, Hog and Bag. All Of which he
WIZ oiIpole OF OH moderate terms for cafh.
May 10. eD1r.
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May s.

NOTICE.
a LII per/ons baVing claims aeafnR the eRate
L Of John Pendleton, ejq. late of tie Civ OF
Richmond, deed. are requeqed to exhibit them to
either Of the Ja4fEribers as Ibeedily as bebFbA.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
AdminijRrator5.
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NOTICE.

A intend in the eourfe Of dis cr early in rev,
IN month, to leave this city frr n Aor, tune I
have (as aching partner Of tie 1oulc of NJ. < a.
Myers) appointed MIR. Samuel Myers. my attorney
III isSi, to whom al thoie requeded 20 apply, t.
during my sbienee, may have any tran!aelioas with
the afsreiaid firm Of M. & y. Myers, or with
MAY ~ MOSES M. MYERS
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

=" - DI'H0DNI N9F IUT5 u JN1F 7eFI, 7OH Be 7s9,
at AUcTiON, on he bytmjS,, if not byeviopRy
dyp9fd efdf Private Sale that be1nfifai
SQUARE OF GROUND,
BELONGING to Col Quarter, and now oeeu-
- pied by him. For the convenience Of purchalrrs,
II Is divided into thirteen Lots, fome Of which are
improved with dwelling houfes and every convent
ence for families, and all of thers are well fitnated
either Tor bpiluefs, being near the Ban Of the Canal
and the Public Ware houfe) or for the refdeuee of
families; having good ProiPeets and free circulate
of air.
a plan OF the above property may be feen at the
ONCE OF the iubieribers to whom, or TO Colonel
Quarter, all perfons derous Of purchafng At pri-
waite iale, will apply. Terms made known on dsy
of fae. TAYLOR 81 BROWN hoy.,
May l2. tdC.
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SPRING GOODS.

TIE Subscribers have JUL received from London
L AMI Liverpool, their ulual luppy Of SPRING
GOODS, hioh they will fell upon the moa mode
rate ;tfm' for cath, country produce or on credit to
panciual euftopers
JNo. u RoBT. GAMBLE, iunr.
May q. ep4w.
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efRiebmsnd, for tie gear One TboYSnG Eigbt
Hundred and Six.
(PAssED 9oTH APRIL, lse7.)
NHEREAS,i it is repreiented, to the PRECEDENT
w and Common Council, of the city of Rich :
mond, in Common-Eall aGembled, that there will be
comfortable deficiency in the funds provided by an
ordnance OF the Common Council of the fad city
Paiied on the 18th day of March, 1906, for fuppor,
ing the exPences of the Corporation fer the prelent
year, fer remedy whereof,
BE 1T ORDAINED by the PRECEDENT aud Common
Council OF the city of Richmond, in Common Hall
aiiembled, and it is hereby Ordained by the autho-
rity OF the fame, that there hal be paid and collect
ed the full amount of the directed to be aeea
and collected by the Ordinance, entitled An Ord.
nance laying taxes for the year 1906 and for enforc
ing the payment thereof" according to the return
made by the Aiiei1or for the year I8O6-any thing
IN the Ordinance, entitled " AN Ordinance for the
more iPeedy collection and payment of part of the
taxes imPoied for the year 1906" to the contrary
notwithstanding.
AMI BE 1T FURTHER ORDAINED, by the autho-
rty atoreiad, that in addition to the faid taxes TO as
aforeaId directed to be laid and collie ed there fall
be laid and collected thrty-three and one third per
centum, on the whole of the faid taxes, which aidi-
tonal taxes fhall be collected and accounted for in
the fame manner, and under the fame regulations as
are laid down and prefcribed by the rt rected Or
dInance. A Copy. Teae,
N. SHEPPARD, C. c. If.
May 5, l9o7. epsw.
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On Saturday The lstb day Of June ntxt, zrUGs exp.ed
fo)af on The prsmySS,
CEVEN hundred and forty of LAND, in the
~ county of Cheherfield, about FIVE miles from
Manchester, of which nearly one hundred acres are
cleared, and under an encloiure. The whole Of this
Tract is OF fertile quality, and the unceared part
well timbered. This Land will be fold entire, or in
Lots, as may be MOI agreeable to purchafers.
ALTO an undivided moi,y of COG acres, in the faid
county, adjoining the Black Heath Coal Pits, and in
which 1t is believed there is coal. This Tract will
be fold in the City of Richmond at the Eagle-T
on the 9Th June next. A credit of fix and twelve
months will be allowed the purchaGers, and a Deed
OF Iruit required upon the Land itfel feeure the
purehaie money. Thefe Lands will be fold in puru-
anee Of the teament and lah will of the aforelaid
decedent, and will be conveyed accordingly by
EDWIN JAS. iARVIE, sniy aSfing Executor,
Of John Ra,Vie, dteeqjeI.
April "a. eptdf.
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AMONG THEM zRE-
SuPertne Cloths \ 1eeves.
do kerieymeres, Elegant Leue Wells,
Englih and India Nan Extra long and fhort Kid
keens, Gloves.
Trim Liners and Long Ladies Kid & Morocco
Lawns, Shoes,
Book Mullins, Silk and Cotton Cham
Plain & work'd Leno's, brsys,
Queens fancy do Bandanna and Madras
Long Shaws work'd, J hkfs.
Dix * Cotton Hoiery, OF Cambrick and Leno
Grapes al1orted, Shawls,
Bingham and Calicocs, German Linen.
FURNITURE DO. India Mullins,
Marieiiies q India Di- Furniture, fringes and
NIFTY, Cords,
D'mty & Cambrick do. A few pair handfome S.
Cambrick Mullins, Boots,
Silk Gloves and Lacd@
The upper part Of his houfe, is, yet, unoceupied
and may be had by immediate application, on mode
rate terms.
april %. If
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A LII perfons having claims againa the eGate of
[ the late John Harvie of Belvidere, are requef-
ted to bring them forward, properly authenticated
IN order that the Subscriber may make arrangements
Tor their adjuitment, and thoie indebted to the fsd
etate, it is hoped, will make fpeedy payments as
poaible.
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SALE AT Auc-
NF all their STOCK OF GOODS, on hand
= and will continue from day to day until all is
fold. The terms of fae will be as follows: Cath for
all funls under hundred dollars Six months Gre
dit for all fums above hundred dollars and under
tive hundred dollars; & Fix aud twelve months credit
tor all iuns above five hundred dollars; Negotiable
Notes, with approved endoriers, will be required of
the rurchsiers. And on the 18th May, will be fold
at auction, all that TENEMENT, on the Main Street
OF this City, where the Store of GILL1Ar e KIRBY
IS now kept; for this Tenement, credit of fix and
twelve months will be allowed the purchafer, giving
Negotiable Notes with approved endorlers; and ALTO
Deed OF Irut on the property, to fecure the pur-
chaie money; will be taken as an endorfer of
note, nnlefs they refde in Richmond or Manchef-
ter. Asst is the win of GILLIAr g kirby to have
the affairs of that firm brought cofe as early as
poiilbIe all perions indebted the firm by open ac-
count, are reQueed to forward and fette their
accounts, pay the balances due from them or exc
cute bonds for their balances and is hoped that all
debtors to the firm will make fpeedy payment.
The Stock of GOODS hand, will continue to
be fold at private iae, at reduced prices whoelale
and retail, until The Goth May--For
JOHN GiLLIAT * felf.
THOMAS GiLLIAT,
JAMES KIRBY.
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SaIre at aIct,un.
THE PARTNERSHIP or
GILLIAT So KIRBY,

is, BY MUTUAL CONSENT, CONTINUED UNTIL
TINE. 2oTn OF NEXT MONTH, (MAY0 AND
WILL DISSOLVE THAT DAYTON
WHICH DAY, WILL COMMENCE,
SALE
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April "a.

an Ordnance concerning the Taxes far tbe City
efRieSmsnd, for tie gear One 7boHjxn4 Eight
Hundred and Six.
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SPRING GOODS.
RICHARD BROOKE,
AT THE SIGN OF THE PLOUGH,
II AS jnf received general affortnent of GOODS.
4 iuitable for the ieaou. all Of which he will fell
at the NOT reduced prices for eah country pro-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

sPECIMEN OF MENTAL PROFILES.
81 BARON voT xIFPER.
HERE bangs squire CaArrR-mark his
long IL a staresrnan's just lurn'd out Of
n3.ce
WISE I. au owls with near as many brains
AS rnat suffice 10 walk in when trims
Be', been x coliarc-(this lct you know
For tear you wouid no1 else suspect twas
Ana ,l.a,' -Yt half-he's been ii Caucus
grand,
Where politicians meet to rule the Iand-
Wherein, ac,a. COZ. these w.s2r wighis de-
cree
How racn and measures afterwards shall be-
AID t;acl our -trecfHe4 how 70 give their
vote,
AS children learn their A B c BY wrote.
Now fer his knowledge-First of las., he
knows
That every one should pay the debts he
owes
OF metaphysics, that what Is exists
r. knows that MISS much in sounds con-
slsts-
CFr';..t4eina ;tcs, three times three are nine-
u 1oalag that calves may come Of kline
@ oralsholagg, thai birds lay eggs
IfIclthyota3y, nsh have no legs
q 5'anars', logic, yhetoyc and such
and Of Gsvonomy, can't tell how much
And Of geography, nc knows the earth
IA, been uneven ever since his birth
Ct fi5i2zy -hoid-t werc tedious 10 relate
half tlt. Et.,,,, Il, 49,, -..,4,rsl /
d AZ the virtues Of this wond'rous man
HIS generosity alone I'll scan
Ihls generous Squire, twice twenty men
will treat
With grog to drink and gingerbread to eat ;
And ask no favor il return, II all,
Exccpttheirvotes tohoist him-a71 thatsaX
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

and received from them much kind
nels and many favors, but when that
debility, which is 70 often my better
portion, is upon me like an evil fpir-
it, bowling me to the earth, | cannot
knowingly load my friends with a
weight of trouble, when, at the fame
time, obtained no benefit for my
(elf."
Education in the chriitian religion,
be fincerely believed in it, not be-
cafe fuch men as Bacon, Locke and
Newton were among its protectors,
but becaufc, as he has often been
heard to fay, the evidence upon which
it refs, afforded him a full, convic-
ton Of its truth and divine original.
Thofe who were mott convcrfant
with his fentiments, know that the
objections Of in6delity, never for a
moment ihook his faith or his truit
in Redeemer.
In letter of his to friend, writ
ten on his death bed, the lait he ev-
er wrote with his own hand, he thus
av-~aQ-,, L:-,CaIc
"I can difcern one fact in mylelf,
which is, that my Gcknefs has bro
ken down my ftrength of mind, and
dilIiipated or dried up every fource
of courage and fpirits which for
merIy pOhehed. retain mott ar
dent with, once more to fee my fam
lily of this fome doubt remains, but
hope fill buoys me ue above delpair
" Infinite power is the fame here,
and infinite goodneis the fame, that
they are any where, and every where
eIle X; why then lhould prefer loca-
ton in which to draw my laft breath :
Place is nothing, time is nothing, and
circumstances nothing eternity is
all to man. This eternity 10 the
property of COP himfelf, and his
goodnefa Infinite, unboundcd as it is,
fhould fix the feady eye of faith, and
regulate that of reafon, and certain
ly flence every complaint"
This fketch of the character of the
deceafed, though cOmpofad in hate,
is transcribed in truth. It is a fen
der tribute, frail memorial, a feet
ing memento, wet with tears, TO the
memory of man, who directed his
abilities, to his lateft breath, to one
end, the welfare, greatness and glory
Of his Cosntry.
Ssch was Uriah Tracy, who has
left behind him, among ftatefmen,
few equals and no hyperion who,
after life of the ltriaelf sconomy,
and the greateft portion of it fpent in
the public fervice, died remote from
bis family, fcarcely rich enough to
pay his funeral expences.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

Our government have complied with the
demand of the Britifh Minifter for the reIeafe
Of the two officers and feamen lately de-
tanned
The National Tntelligencer Of the 9th uIt
contains the following paragraph:
9 II the perfons who delerted from the Brit
iih fervice, entered our lervice Immediately,
and their act of defertion was known and
countenanced by US, the Britiih might I'm
suelionably have realon to complain"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

SASot iSdiOhlhS PO"NAo VIII
on every important quefion. On re-
feTing to his fpeeches, they will be
found remarkable for their folidity
and point. But, whether we follow
him from the college to the bar, or
from the noufe of Representatives
to the fcnate, We fhall find room for
admiring his abilities, and perceive
his abilities always encreafing with
the extent Of the theatle on which
he had to act.
AS a companion he was inltru6tive
and agreeable. His obiervations in
company, on Paiihg events, and the
political fyltem of the day, were al
ways profound, and generally feafon-
ed with lively anecdotes. His
thoughts on all occaGons feemed to
come from him without premedita-
zion, and under q form that alarmed
no ones pride or ielf-fufIlciency.-
humor, too, was eafy and natural /;
like the lightning of fummer's even
ing, which Aaihes without thunder,
it would thew the Object without
wounding the perfon.
His eye and his Countenance gave
itrong indications Of his character /,
both invited to his fociety, and at
once, told what was TO be expected
from it-penetration, good nature,
good fenfe, pIeafantry, candor and
kindneis.
Ii the hours of bis beft health and
highef fpirits, nothing ever efcaped
from him to offend morals, the deco
runs ofiociety, or the interefs Of re-
ligion On the contrary, with weap-
ons of every kind TO annoy, he never
wantonly attacked any one. His tenn
per, always uniform, & his pleafantry
always we'll timed, had the effect to
make even his bitteret political ad-
ver(aries abate much Of their bitter
nefa in his company.
For the Taft tx years Of his life, he
had never enjoyed one moments
health, and fcarcely in that time one
whole hours relief from fuffering !;
and yet, notwithstanding this fate
Of bodily infrmity, he feIdom failed
to meet his duty in congrefs, when
able, and was never heard to detail
in any company the fymptoms of his
malady "a drOpiy in the breaft.)
Writing to friend, January 1907
he fay5, ~ lament your iudifpoGtion
perhaps more from a knowledge l
have of the fold evils which attend
fcknefs, even in It's mott favourable
oPerations,-I know what it is to be
ieverely iick, 20 fuch degree as not
to expect life not to expect any
thing and know wha: it is to lin
ger under f7verifh debility Of body
and mind, which renders life as fuch
2 burden. During the lpace of tx
years | have not enjoyed for one hour,
nor fo' one moment, = fate Of health,
and have fcarcely been relieved in the
whole time from fuffering; yet,
blciled BE God, | have been able to
fave myfelf for the mott part from
an additional evil, which is a peevifh,
fretiul and tretting dlfPofition, that
IS ! have not known that | fuffercd
in company under the dominion of
Peeyifhnefs."
4" Since il has been proper in the
wife courfc Of Providence, to deprive
me OF very high health, which for
many years enjoyed, Ihave endeav-
ored to learn fubmi1ion, and finding
my friends folicitons TO preGerve my
me, and reROrc my health, | have
itudied MOTTO give them unnetefary
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

54th yer Of his age, URIAH TRACY, a
Senator OF the United States, from the state
Of Connecticut and on the following day
lie was inferred with the honors due to his
station and character, as a statesman. and
70 ms rank as a major general MS pail be-
ing supported BY tile heads Of departments
and officers Of government.
For many years he experienced frequent
and sew, r. sickness, and his last illness com
mencad Oh the 9Th Of March last, while at
tending the funeral of Mr. Baldwin, HIS for
mer fellow student, and la'e colleague in
the Slv.te
L. lis youth h received liberal educa-
ton, and the early part Of his active life was
devoted tC tie practice OF the law He was
ever AZ able, popular, and pic asing adyo-
cate, and rose 10 emincnce, BY the strength
q his talents aud steady devotion to bust
ness
His last fourteen years were devoted 10
thc service OF his country, III her national
councils where lie was long a distinguished
member, admired By his political friends.
and respected W his opp )ncnts.
In wit and humor he was unrivalled-in
delivery graceful and pcrspicuous-and III
argument 2ccutc and lucid
his speeches were sometimes Dcrha1s
,IactGred with severity; but the arlor Of
debate, the rapidity Of his ideas, and The
mpeiuHsity ~ his eloquence constituted an
apology. He was tlymly attached I'd the
principles Of the late administration, which
l. ever maintained. For some wears past,
OF consequence lie has been IN opposition
yet possessed a due share of influence
in the body to which hc belonged. His
death viii Dc deeply depiored BY his friends,
and from the useful talents he possessed,
may Justly bc considered a national loss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

URIAH TRACY was born in
the fate Of Connecticut, Of reputable
parents, and r. fded in little village
called Lirchheld. It is underRood
Sh45 he received liberal education,
and having itudied tAe law, he ap-
?sared At 'hs car to great advantage
as practitioner. and afterwards as
attorney general q the Hatc--From
this oaite and q lucrative practice,
n was transferred by the people to
ic't in The ho9fe II representatives Of
c9De'ela, which he continued to oc-
Cupy uHtil ftyerai years Gnce, he was
a1po"t1d by the legislature Of his
LA fenaior Of tile United States.
u We hcaGe Of Representatives, he
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

SPECIMEN OF MENTAL PROFILES.

Ecr. tie Farmers Cdtizet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10
l5ngrapbv.
GEN. TRACY.

Mr.. :ttsrandlag fhe siper-like msiice Nth
eOh.cd TIE hiylirSs Of the democratic payty
css-i.et TIE reputation u this jnstJ distin-
Sa..des statesman and Patriot the Nation
az IntelH5srcer, q pafer first IN SUPPORT q
Jcfeys0rlaa pslrtics, pays The following trib-
re 70 lis memory. We also add an in
teresfirg notice ef'ths deceased, from the Bal
tinlcYe Federal Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10
Dtscfllanv.
From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.

BALTIMORE, JULY 2S.
Mesrs. Zebulon Hollings1vorth, John GiLpia'
.Ta1nes SezgaiY, Thomas W. Weazey.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-30
WEDNESDAY, May e7.

The proce edings on this day were extreme
" lntereiting (; but are of too great length
to be detailed at prefent. Indeed that part OF
1t which embraces the evidence given in, are
for obvious reafons improper to be publilhed
in this hage of the profecution.
Mr.. Hay commenced with Eating, that all
| hope OF An arrangement with Col. BPS council
10 tecure his perfon, and to avoid the impropre.
~ OF public examination, was at an end. Col
DUR ,-'Hnid not content Siu~ hail IN
tbs charge of treafon and MIR. Fl. read 4
letter from his counfe! to that effect. He
ihould, therefore, proceed to an examination
ofthe tefimony. In doing this, he fhould OBJ
ferve chronological order take the confpi-
racy at its eareft criGs, and introduce the e.
vents as they fubieauently arofe.
An intereft.ng diicufliou took place upon the
ProPriety OF this arrangement. MIR. BIS coun-
Tel protected againft it. They commended that
there were two things to be proved It. An
Overt Act of a Treafonable confpiracy cd.
That Col. B. was connected with if. IF the
iirlt wanted proof, the lat was nugatory. They
contended, therefore, that the Overt Az
ought hrH to be proved before any other evil
dence was exhibited as to the intention or the
plan.
The Chief Ju(tice left the order of the evi.
dence to the judgment of the attorney of the
u. S.
Mr.. Hay then offered gen. Wilkinfor's affi-
davit to be read When a long difcufion
was entered into on the principles of evidence.
The Chief Juitice faid that the mot proper
courie was tirit to introduce the evidence as to
the overt act, & that Gen. Wilkinfon's affidavit
was not at that time to be read.
Mr.. Hay then called Peter TAYLOR and
Albright, the Hrt was BIannerhaIett's garden
err, the other had worked on his illand. OF
their tetimony it is for the prefent improper
to make any Aatement. They were fuc.
ceeded by letter partly in cypher and partly
In Serman addreffed to perfon in New-Or
leans; which Mr.. John Brown CORNER fecre-
tary to gen. Martial on his embaFy to Paris)
and Mr.. Hubner NOT Respectable Gerrna an
merchant OF this city, were fworn to interpret
to the bet OF their abilities, this Interpretation
to be pretented to the Court tomorrow.
Mr. Hay then brought forward an affidavit
OF one Dubas, terjeant in the army of the u.
States. This affidavit was reprefented by the
preiecution to be of the greateft importance /:
but was objected to by Mr.. BIS council on the
ground of informally: The affidavit appeared
on itS face to be taken before one CenaJ, who
hgned him!elf magifrate of the Town of Or
leans. This fignature was fucceeded by gov.
Claborne's veriication of the fact, on one day
after the date of the certificate. But there
was no caption TO the affidavit, as " N. Orleans
Set" nor any mention made at the foot of il
of the place where it was taken.
a long argument enfued upon its admifTibiIi-
ty and the Court adjourned without giving
any opinion.
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O" MoNDITbe 15f5 1TtUva next. 7giH !. 6lL of
AUCTION, Ae 6reaijls, If NET PRE-
Tiogfy df9fd ofof erigaie Eqie, The
HOUSES AND LOT,
ON Shooko-Hill, now occupied by Mr.. BENJAMIN
~ Sheppard, which, for convenience and ftustior.
are exceeded by few in that part of the town. ST,
twelve and eighteen months credit will be allowed
the purchaser giving deed of trun to irfure pane
tnality IN the payments. The prenfes may he v,.v-
ed at any time previous to the fae.
ON the SAME nay, WILL BE SOLD, ON rHt
PREMISES,
a HALF ACRE LOT.
On ehoekG-Ili containing an excellent TWO norv
Brick Dwelling I1oule, with two rooms aad o,I-
iage below, and three rooms abovs-eood Cellars,
and Poareh in front and baels--a good Kitchen,
Smoke Houle, brick Stable and Csrriage.IIoule add
is as well enclofed any Lot in the City.
Time Of payment will be made to fuit purehafers.
Any perion deiirous Of pnrehaGug, may view the
Premilss at any time previous 10 the fslc
TAYLOR & BROWN, v. "a.
May 30. tdc