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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07
f Mr.. ADAMS
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED.

TO Mc Pri,5ers efthe Boston Patriot.
SIRs, Z
THE message mentioned irr my last let.
ter, was in these words |: ,,, arrs
.Gcnsfenien Of the Senare,
The proposition of a fresh negotiation with
France, in consequence of advances made by
the French government, has excited SO gem
eral an attention and SO much conversations,
as to have given occasion to many manifesta-
tons of the publick opinion, from which if
appears to me, that new modification of the
embassy will give more general satisfaction
to the legislature and to the nation, and pcrs
haps better answer the purposes we have in
view. 1t is on this supposition, and with this
expectation, that now nominate Oliver ELS
worth, Esq. Chief Justice of the u. States,
Patrick Henry, Esq. late Covernour of Vir-
ginia, and William Vans Murray, Esq. our
Minister resident at the Hague, to be En-
yoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plcnipoten-
tiary to the French Republick, with full pow
crs to discuss and settle by treaty all con-
.trovcrsics between the United States and
France. 1t is not intended that the two for
mcr OF these gentlemen shall embark for
Europe, until they shall have received from
the Executive Directory assurances signifed
by their Secretary of foreign relations, that
they shall be received in character, that they
shall enjoy all the prcrogatives attached to
that character by the law of nations. and that
minister or ministers of equal powers shall
be appointed and commissioned to treat with
them.
tOHN ADAMS.
FEB. IS, 1899.
To these nominations the Senate advised
and consented, and commissions were prepar-
ed. My friend, Mr.. Henry, declined, on ac-
count of his age, and Governour Davic, of
North-Carolina, was appointed In his place.
During all this transaction, no ihotion was
made in Senate, to pass a resolution that a
mission to France was inexpedient. With
the dispatches from Talleyrand before his
eyes, believe no member of the Senate
would have been willing to record his name
in favour Of such resolution, among the yeas
aDd nays. The dcputation Of Senators made no
rernorHtraiices TO me against the mission, or
the diploinatick communications on which Il
was founded, but only against the missionary,
Mr.. Murray.
sent AN invitation to the heads Of depart
ments to assemble in my chamber, to consult
upon the instructions to be given to our en-.
voys. They all met me accordingly, and in
several long evenings entered into very SER
ious an5 deliberate discussion Of every art4Ic
that was to be demanded and insisted on in
the proposed treaty. They 'were all unani-
inously agreed upon to my entire satisfaction,
and reduced to writing committed them
TO the secretary Of state, to be reduced into
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07

The svriter Of the foregoing has requested
that The Ieffer V Mr.. ApAmS, 10 ~hich his
communication aYudes, might be published in
The same faher. TIE letter Of Mr.. .dDAMs
Jollows. ~ls
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

FN n,nrico County Court, November 8, 1888
VIM TAYLOR, ir. Com lainast-against Price
and Nc ctohsn x Hugh Chambers Defendants.
The dcial,i 9nts, Price and Nice atchen, not
having entered their appearance and givon saoa-
rity according 10 tie act OF Assembly tine rules
oe this court, and il appearing &c the satisfaction
oe the court that they arc not inhabitants of t'!s
commonwealth: On the motion of Ilie co;sp!ain-
ant by his council, 1t IL ordered, That the said
defe,sszn;s, rr,c and McCuichen. do appear
here on the third day oi the next March term, 4
AnswsT the conplainAnt's bill and that copy Ut
mi, Order DO Forthwith Inserted in some one of
the ne vs. pagers prinled in the city of Richmond,
70. two months successfully, and posted at lie
docs. OF the court I,ouse of this county.
Copv Teste.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03
" IcHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY

NJ ICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
Ia Alta meeting OF the Directors of the said
Company, on Saturday evening the So Of Decem-
Der, 1903, the following resolution was sgrees 10:
Whereas, from causes unforeseen AS ,mcNpect-
cd, the Bo,vS! OF Directors, at thcir last meeting
on the 29t ult'n,n, postponed the sale of' SHARES
belonging 10 delinquent subscribers, generally
clcuomnsted Stock Holders, which .yoyc advsr-
tiscd to be sold OH that day
Re5eioed, That the Shares of delinquent hol-
dcrs which may be roper Cd such by the tres-
suyer Of this Company, Oh the 7,h day Of Jsnua-
~ nest, be, on thAt day sold, atpubc auction. at
the front door of tine Swsnn Tavern in this city.
NfTHdNIEL SHEPPARD, CIR.
Deccmner 8. IDS
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ETOR SALE i'll be sold, ON Tuesday, the
s 10th inst. to the highest bidder, ON tic pre-
misses, five valuable half acre LOFTS, situated,
in Duvaps plan of the city of HchmOa,i, and ad-
Joining 10 the house and lott of Mr. Elisha Price,
< on the day following, viii be sold. the HOUSE
& LOTT whercon tie subscriber At present re-
sides. Terms made known OF day OF Sale.
u. LORRING pom
Dec 81 2swtds'
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NBJILL BE SOLD, TO the highest bidder,
w o. Hanover court, Ouac, on tne 25th of
January, 1909, being !EanoYer court day, by vir-
tue of three DeeCs ofirust, executed to the sub
scribcrs, hy Samuel Nich :dson, to secure '"u
payment of ccrta.n s:GnS 81 money, therein cx-
pressed, tract OF LINZ, lying IN t;'- county a
toressid, contain .g 81 acres, more or less, az
joining thc Lands OF WIN. Via aud others The
terms w,ii DC, third cash, Onti:irsi IN nine
months, and the o;hcr third "a twelve months, 10
carry interest from the dsy oi sale.
PAKKE STREET, } 1r.....
JOHN Is. JOHNSON,
Dec. 81. 2swtds
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T OST, a NOTE signcd by WIN. Crawford, &
IL endorsed by John Clarke, bnth OF the city Of
Richmond, dated the 1st Of Nov last, and due
one 1st day of May, 1909, amounting TO s sos ]
It's supposed it has been dropt in the street.
Any person having found the same will be iibe-
rally rewarded on leaving it with the subscribers.
All persors f,rvarned from receiving or ira
dir, for the same in any manner wh#tevcr
PROSSER Sc MONCURE.
neco7 oaw4w
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D OOK SAL.E.--Just received, from phila-
icpha, two trunks Of valuasle BOOKS, On
various s,tIjects-which will be sold ut the Ven
due o aicc of .hc Subscriber, Saturday Even
ing, 3lst instant. JAS. BkoWN, Jr. ". NJ
Dec. 81 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

NOTICE.-Cash gveu for Northern & South
i ern Bank NOTES at a moderate discount by
SIMPSON NORRIS.
Richmond IL
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- notice, that on Thursday the 90
of next mouth, at John Anderson's Tavern, in
New Canton, l atprocced to take the deposi-
ticns of Robt ri MaSelcy and others, to continue
from day to day, until finished And on FRIDAY,
the Goth OF next month, shall, at Buckingham
court house, ag4n prsceed to t1ke the deposit
ons OF Daniel Gucrrant and others, which dcpo-
s'ti0ns are to be read It's evidence i'll suit Deepen.
,lng is the High Court Of Chsncrry for the Rich
&nond District, wherein l an plaintiff and you
arc defendants. Yours, &c.
PLIXR GUERRANT
nee. 81 IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

nEsERTED. from the service of the Jaitep
~ States, on the Sth inst. Mua clan in the:
5th regiment of Infantry, na'red HUGH IVES
TEN, thirty years of age, OF a satow complexi-
on, grey eyes, ..ght h,,ir, feet inches high
when spoke to hss down look, slow in speech,
and much addicted to strong drink; born in
deserted, 4 dfumncr's Uniform, which 1T is con-
iectired be r:.ay ,.va changed for those in which
he was enlisted, viz. light colored Virginia cloth
coat and psnt5ioons, swahstiown vest an,i cotton
shirt. A rew1rd Of Ten Dollars will he gvcn to
any person who will deliver said Deserter 20 me
or to any o:Ii:er in the Unitod States' service.
COLIN BUCENER,
CAPT. 5th regiment Iaf,rnny.
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6O,S50.48s
Whole amount,

Whole amount, S Ct, $50, 1856
"Th!s amount may be exported without
being subject to the British orders of coun-
Gil: and The extra premiums against French
captures, would not exceed the following
rates, viz.
To Sweden, per cent Swedish and o.
Their West-lnslies, and the Spanish Main, )
do.--Cape of Good Hope. do.--Engla,., f,
Scotland. without the Channel. say Liver
pool, Greenock, Ireland, &c. SC. 4 do
And within the Channel, 6 do.---Guernsey,
Jersey, &c. do.--Gioraitar, do.-Spanish
ports i'll the Bay of Bscay, 6 do-Spsnish
ports on the Atlantic, 3 do.-Spanish ports
Oh the Mediterranean, do'-Madeira, the
Canaries, Fayel, ;nG other Azores, S do
Portugal, 5 do.-Cape dc Ncrd, do
Sicily, 5 do.-Malta, do-Cnina, do
Sumatra, do.-Spanish and Portuguese A.
merica, 3;io-Calcutta, and the Coast OF Co
romandel and Malabar, S do.-Africa. 4 do.
Arabia, and Red Sea, including Mocha,
and hluscat, 4 do.-Manilia, 4 do.-North
West Coast of America, . do.-Halifax and
Newfoundland 90.
"in time of profound peace, our trade
might be fairly estimated thus.
Dom, crhorta FOR. ea1orts
48C995o2 Nothing
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To this may be added Spa
nish dollars. exported to India
and China, and which are not
noticed in the report of tic Sc
cretary of the treasury, and
may be estimated at least az,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

Domestic exports Cor !
articles of the growth, pro I
ducc or Manufacture OF {
the y. States), }
Foreign goods exported,
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government or controul, or alliance ~;ith the
French emperor; all which are considered
as shut up by the British orders of coun-
ell
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

q pVB&l6aGD nv THOMAS RITcHfE, or
YosITE TIE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
LAKs pRR ANSvA, PAYABLE In ADVANCE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

ITO Ionv Fo'ynsa # Eerfrckj, aud JOS
a DAN tlhrNIs, u r'1HE",
GESTLENEE,
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S54,o99,592

This is surprising the same domestic ar
tlc.es as were exported in 1906 and allow
ing theiA to be at the same prlFes: so that
the COInnarisnn stands ding.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

EsERrED, from The service of III. United
~ States, on the Goth nit DATIEL I.U-
CAS-, private of TIE regiment Of Light Artillc
ry The s,id Lucas was born in Orange county,
Virginia, (but whose parents rcside in Am
herst )is a3 years Of age, 5 feet inches high,
"Fs fair compile xion, h!ua eyes, brown hair. and
was by occupation Il farmer. He lad OIL at the
time Of his desertina, ;he uniform of his rcgiIn cnt
The usual ward viii BE- paid on his ,iciiycrt TO
me al Fort Norfolk, or 20 any ether oti:er OF the
United States army.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
CAPT. q. State Light -I,tik!eyy.
pecemher 81 2aw3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

u INBY, DR. AhE Z -TAYI.OE, i7tcldiNg
IN to close q; ~ h,F S:nt r"r~erjI, viii dispose
of their stock OF DR1' GODS, Al reduced Dri-
ocs, for CASH, or Un s'art credit, for approved
notes III tOwh.
Those persons ial"htrd 60 Inc concern By open
account, ..rr requested 10 make pay,aeNt or exc
cute bonds ;pr tejr respective aEoants.
pc. II. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

Our experts, II the embargo
wcIc removed, would be
Free from any embairass-
ment from the British orders
lii council.
II peace were to take place,
and the European nations as
sumo their trade as usual and
the prices of our domestic arti-
cies remain as the average
prices i'll 1HC6, (Which thy
wonid not) We should export.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

FfTIrE Subscriber wishes TO hire 40 or 50 NE
< GRO ME1t, and q few BOYS Of u q" )
years nj age, to work ri thc cod business the
ens,tfHg Tear. DANIEL 7RIPLETT
bee z2 &c
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S Se,1o9,991
24,I+0,495
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rEcA!AI!2 EDUCA!'iliSII, VII; DC confirm
Il ed, at MojTtairy, ri.c ensuing year, under
the direction of Miss Terrell who Will teach
Rs0aing, flirting. Ayittneti., ERg!iah Gr0nrtar,
aud geography. fhe School viii be opened about
the middle oF January. Tcrchs--fHr board and
tuiou, (each finding her own ledd.n:r) s 100
per r,'lum, pail quarterly in adv. &C. TIC rHost
satisfactory testimonials can be proucvd, of Miss
Teriri's qualifications as teache: Of the above
btanchcs Of Education. Particular attention 't!ti
be paid To the morals and manners of pupils p!s-
ced at this School. II may ROT BE- improper to
add, that they i tTc before them an example Of
domestic economy, and steady Industry iii tire
boarding apartment.
XUlfPHRET HILL.
CArNIinV. ID. GIN
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cabt 5th yesilneat II r,y.
Fort Norfolk, Dec. 81. If
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AIR. T5craJike.
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NE partn .i-a.po ID 7nie! I}jeiett l. Co is
a This day dissolved by mutnel consent.
d fNiEL 1FIPLETT,
SfFL p. PARSONS.
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mo. II.
1900
So ~ ditto
l6 gun schooner,

- $50. Id gun schooner. ,p, - 900
In reply to your third .query.. requiring
comparative statement of the building
| and the annual expence of maintaining gun
on board frigate and gun boat" it is me-
cessary to suppose, a particular case. will
take the trigate President, mounting Sc guns,
~ pound carronades, and "a pound long cam
non. ts.. ...t,. q. &, 49, Is,
This ifrigate cost S2ao,9f0 4s- 1oO-say
S221 900. A gun boat, carrying 9 guns, will
cost about $4,000 The frigate will require 400
men to man her, & canbe maintained in,actual
service at An annual cxpence, less than $40.
600 including the pay of officers and sea-
men, provisions, repairs, medicines, confirm
genGics, and every other expence of every
description. ~ gun boat mounting one or
two guns, will require rs. men to man her,
and cannot. he maintained in actual service
at an annual expenCe, less than S11,7OO,
including every expence. Il hence results
that the building OF 10 gun boats, each car
ryihg 2 guns. and carrying So guns in the
whole, would cost more than the building of
carrying IN the one case. 90 guns, in the other
case, 10 guns; that to fight SIS gurs on board
a frisate mounting Sc guns: that the build
ing OF 2s gun boats, each mounting gun,
would cost more than the building of a fri
gate mounting Sc guns, that the number Of
men required for a frigate mounting S guns
would not be sufficient to man 10 gun boats
OF % gun boats, would require 1860 men
and to tight. them dispersed in Sc gun boats
would require $500 men and that $500
men employed OH board of frigates, mount
ing each Sc guns, and each requiring 400
men, can. fight, $50 guns, consisting of ~
pound carronades, and % pound long can
non. 90. -. .. -s--. 49,
With respect to the expepce per gnn, it
appears that Sc guh2 mounted on board of a
frrgate, can be maintained at an annual ex-
pence, les than 10000 dollars that the an
nual expence per gun, on board of gun boat
carrying guns, will, be $3.50; and on
board OF a gun boat carrying one gun. S11,7Oo
per annum that the difference between.
the annual expeuce of fighting Sc guns on
board frigate, and IS gun boats, carrying
so guns is S2o7 600 and that the difference
in the annual expence of fighting Sc gun
boats Carrying each gun. is 1888 200
The annual cIpence of keeping the gun
boats, (other than those now in service, and
those yet on the stocks) in ordinary, would
be about. S64 600.
AS to the saving already made by la+1ing
up these boats in ordinary, it is Impossible
at this time precisely to ascertain it. as the
department is not informed of the day or
which each boat was laid up. ] can only.
at this time, form conjecture as to the a
mount, which is supposed to be equal to one,
moyth's pay of the crews DISCHARGED. thar
is about SIS 900
am with great respect, &c.
PAUL HAMILTON.
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. a 80.
John II. JONES. N. w. corner Of the main
= street, and that leading to the head of the ba-
SIN. nearly opposite theEagle Tavern, has just re-
ceivcd few copies of VIZ interesting novcl,by
the celebrated Miss Owenson, author of the Nov
ice of St. Dominica sc. called Woman or Ida of
Athens, 2vols. So, also few copies OF Tha6deus
OF Warsaw, by Miss Porter, 2 vols. S 3. A new
map of Spain and Portugal, by don. Thomas
Lopes, Geograpber to his catholic ma;esty-
price S 3. Letters from England: By Don Ma
nuel Aivarar Espriella, descriptive of the man
ners, customs and state of that kingdom vols
S 2.-Poems BY the.Revd. George Crabbe ST.
The geographical, natural and civil history of
Chill, by Able Don ]. ]. Molina, with notes &c.
And Tap, vols 8 5.
John =. Jones having engaged Rcokb;nder
from Philadel i,hia-respectiully offers his servi.
ces to his friends and the public in that line and
he fatters limselffiorn the execution OF the work
the punctuality that will attend his engagements,
in addition to the redured prices, at which he
will execute the orders of those who may thus
Favor him, that he will obtain & be enabled to me-
rit a share of the public patronage. lie will keep
continually on hand general assert ment of blank
books OF all kinds, :Aso general assortment OF
stationary, of which lie has received liz conside-
rabe supply IN addition to bis stock ON hand, per
Capt. Fisher from Philadelphia.
June 80. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-07

~ Y virtue OF "a Deed of Trust, executed bv
James IL. Gordon decd and Maria his wife,
to the subscriber, on the first dav of November
1908, and recorded in the Hastings Court Of
Richmond the 18th December 1903, for the BUR
pose OF securing TO Robert Johnston the punctu
al payment of :. debt, particularly described IN
said deed of trust.
WILDE sold onthe premsesto the highest bidder
on Monday, the 10th day ofnett month, one LOT
or GROUND, denominated BY number seventy,
containing half Acre, lying and being in n par,
of the CITY of Richmond, commonly known and
designated BY Dnvai's plan of lots. on which is
brick tenement! the sale will take place at five
O'Clock in the evening, m'der the provisions of
the act OF last assembly of Virginia, entitled an
act concerning executions and for other purpo
ses"
:. HENRY TURNER, Trustee.
june a. eptds
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD-Runa-
4 way from Major William Bail's in Chester
field county, near Manchester, on Monday the
22nd OF May last, very likely small Negro fell
low named JAMES, but understand he has
changed his name, and calls himself HENRY,
he has an impeachment in his speech, is about 90
years old, supposed TO be about 5 feet z or in
ches high, he is very well acquainted in Rich
mond, Manchester and Petersburg, is very Gun.
ming .rttul fellow, and expect will endeavor
to get on board of some vessel to go by water
therefore iDrwan all Masters of vessels and o
theirs trcm harboring of him, or carrying him
oil at their peril. Whoever will deliver the
SAID fellow To Major Ball near Manchester or TO
the subscriber near Chesterfield court house
shall receive the above reward
EZEKIEL JACKSON
June 81. law2wg
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DY Virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed to
i } us, on the 18th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and seven, by John
Clarkson, and William Clarkson, (and recorded
IN the County Court OF Aibermarle,) to secure
the payment of the debt, therein expressed to be
due by the said Ciarksons, to William Brown
and Co. VIII be sold, Gas the law directs,) on
the 18th day of July next, at the dwelling house,
at present occupied by the said William Clark.
son, on the premises one tract or parcel of
LAND, lying and being in said County Of Alber-
marie, containing $50 acres, more or less, ad-
joining the lands of George Twyman, Mrs, O..
wens and Hudson Barkesdale, or so much of said
Land, rs may be sufficient TO raise the sum OF
three hundred and thirty seven pounds eight
shillings and four pence, being the sum declared
to be payable on the 18th day OF December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, with interest
on the same iromth 18th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and seven. We will
convey to the purchaser or purchasers, such
title only as is vested in us as trustees.
SOHN WATSON,
SAM DYER.
Tune 16 xy,ds
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DURSUANT to a deed of Trust executed to
the Subscribers, by Samuel Parsons and
Sarah his wife, for the benefit Of William Cooke
and Thomas and Amos Ladd, and other credi
tors of the said Parsons, will be sold, at public
Auction, on the respective premises, on Mon.
day tie 18th ofnext month, Ouly) the following
property situate in the city of Richmond, viz
Nearly three fourths of the half acre of ground.
designated in the plan of the said CITY by lot
Ne. 436, between Thomas Ladd and the Hay-
Market square, bounded on the North East. bv
the street which passes between the Hay Mar.
ket square and the public Warehouse
All that part of lot MOI l3 on the North East
side ofthe Basin which is bounded BY the street
running by the Bank and Robert McKmn's, to Ca
nv Street thence by the latter street to- the brick
House occupied by Mr.. James Smith as a Bake
ry-thence at right angles to- tho alley between
the said lot L Robert McKim's-tbence by the
said alley to the first mentioned street This lot
is held by a deed which conveys all the interest
of Byfd's Trustees and Heirs. But is subject to
the appearance of Ticket. The title papers
Of both lot. will be exhibited at the sale. The
grounds will be sold entire, or divided, as NAV
appear convenient.
Ten shares in the Richmond Turnpike Com.
pany-slso Coachcc & pair of horses, together
with sundry articles of Household and kitchen
furniture and other personal property
Terms of sale will be twelve moRtlis credit for
the lots, on Notes negotiable and payable at the
Bank OF Virginia satisfactorily endorsed, & Ii
ties to be withheld as further security until tho
notes be fully paid or at the option of the put
chasers, one fourth in hand, and deeds of Truse
on the property sold to secure the other three
tourths. The Turnpike shares and the person.
al property will be for cash or short credit as
may be deemed fit on the day. The sale will
commence at 18Th O'Clock on Lot No. 413.
Il. CARRINGTON, }
RICHARD ADAMS hRS-
GEORGE GREENHOW. 'ee"'
June 60. ids.