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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE or REPRESENZh7zYES--rRDAY,F FB g.
The pafed be ngrofdThe be aAehd
which, dollars reimbufe that
fun advanced T2y the of the Representatives
bill erect the fecond parh
town by the o Eliot pahed to be engrohed
The Bangor Mechanic Aociaton bin paed be engrohed
The the Lord Day read committed
An additional bill the ub Of elections read iecond time and
committed.
MONDAY FEB
addition a that granting lottery hs
purpo completing Canals Amoaeag Fails, paAd
to be engroi1ed.
act providing for the inuon Of youth,
and for good ducstion read econd and refer
red to the
directing the ettemnt Of eates Of perns
deceafd real eates Gales r
time, and Iuetday aligned for the iecond reading.
bill limitation Actions
equitable claims aGng real Actions pa2ed,
in TO be engroaed
thar Thomas Keller Ianice Of
the county York. ves The snm&verhon Of this Houi
either by way impeachment joining the Hon Senate adds
His Excency the Governor remove him from his d oh Read and
Tuefday aligned fol confederation.
appointed erpedeny nfrung the
ute nquen Of oce anf al Peion
called Drown Brow and
Tappan aim and whether the Commons
need the lands claimed by the fad Plymouth Company
r either O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

Brozpn, The tNgitive Colls5lar.

Bropn, The tuglive CaLs7sy
the arrival ve put Of demand made
fad ne thought cafe which he
could with prophecy % aued from the Mayor
Obtained bills
London The b advertd pecn gan buying them
op Bot
Mner they arrive Brown he ned
for defamation advertisement! The OF tie vehe
which Brul u f and tbs pob clam
CURED agn beng for a and ne elesled
An election then pending
General Wknon The wOeans ind OF
repairing 10 the feat government
have reflved clothes douef
depehc manufacturers bf % NIX
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
LEGISLATURE or MASSACHUSETTS,.
Nv SEN44IE--THURsDAY, FFB s. 1910.
s1slsp0rta1if f1ep0rt.

YasTGQDAY hent committee the bs foreign
,he Cat urle which was
pnsi ad bgied for confederation Tueday
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

/. sis N-'gs r { -cn.ed aresa;a,i',', ar he
i.sgis'ssuse OF the ae oi Oar. ,.is.,uct.
ing their representatives in Corgr.ss 40
use their endeavoss 10 nrocu.e an ex en-
sion OF The payment for pubic land in
certain cases. Alter which hs laid on
the table the folio viog re ,oiu io,.
Resolved. Ina. q .ommne |. be appoiut.
ed To esq,ire into 'he exp.depcy Of ex-
tending by law he times of payment for
public lands in Certain cases.
January IL.
Mr.. Carpbell fro N the state Of q.
hio and Mr.. Chanplin from RI I'd.
Island appeared and took thsir seats.
Mr.. Meigs' motion laid on rh. "a,
BILE yesterday was a creed 70 & Messrs.
Meigs, Gregg. and F-aaklin appoint
ed committee in Pursuance thereof,
10 whom was referred the resolution
of the Legislature Of Ohio in relation
to the extension of payment for Public
Lands.
The bill to incorporate a company
for making certain turnpike roads IN
the District of Columlit was furtb.r
considered, AMI, on motion of Mr..
Anderson, postponed till Tuesday
next.
Mr.. Bradley agreeabb to notice
introduced abill to augment the corn
pensation Of the Judges of the Circuit
Court OF the District of Colunbia--
Read and passed to second reading.
Mr.. Mag reported the bill for the
relief OF Daniel Boone hout amend
ment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19
DgTAcHMENr oF MILITIA.

Mr I'aIlmsdge, from the comniuee to
whom was referred thal pare Of The late
message Of Tie President Of the u. S ses
relating 70 he MILITIA Of The u. s. reported
a bill suthotising detachment e The mi.
Tia Ct he u s. The bill wis twice read
aod referred 10 committee Of the
whole.
An ubfavorsble report wss made by III,
committee Of claitns on the peFisn q
james Ai<siacken which was cCncuired
80 by Tie House, ayes 70.
nc Johnson, from the committee ol
Claims also reported bill tor tie relief ol
Rc5ard Teyl1ris which Was twice read
ss,d oOmnllteL-
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IN SENATE.
Ilnnary 10.

S%ludFJ I've
The bill 10 continue for further time
the duy called The NJ dilerFanean fund
wss read third time and passed.
Mr. Giles from the committee TO whom
was referred on the Sd inst. The message
ogthe President OF the United States, re
ported IN pat bin authorising the fitting
out, offering aud manning the frigates
belonging TO The United Sta'es, which was
'ead AID passed to ihird reading.
Mr. Meigs reported bill for The relief
Of Daniel Boone, which was read and pass
ed to a second reading.
January IL.
The bill for the teiief Of Daniel Boone
was read a second iime, and, on motion
Of Mr Bradley reeemmiued foe state,
menl Of facts Oh the case.
:, Ordered, that Mcssrs. Meigs, Anderson,
and Pope be the committee.
The bill authorising the Fl ting ou,, OH .
'csring and m1nniog the ir'ga.es belonging
10 The u S. was read second tim and
ordered to Q third reading.
Nc Brady gave n5.ice hat to morrow
he should ask leave 10 bging in bill to
aYgment the compensation Of The il Iges
Of he Cifcua Coart Of Columbia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19
LATEST FOREIGN INrELLI.
GENCE.
PH1LADELpHIA Ian =

4 PHILADELPHrA, Jan. 10.
Arrived yesterday morning, Ship Min.
erva Smith. capt PestorIous, from Liver.
pool, AZ days. PasseBgers--Messrs ). RI
Toates, J. Smith, f Lewis, Has ines.
= Hushes, capt. Reynords, capt. Frailey,
Massey Il I.awrence, 1. Goodwin, 5.
TUCKER and lady.
BY, she ship Minerva Smith, we have
received London papers TO the "a h Of NV
oeng days the latest=-from which we
make the Pillow s ex racts. The nan.rs
40 not mention the arrival of Erskne
Nothing appears in the English pane,1
reiative to American affairs. Tn. Miner.
Pinkney. ''' NAS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19
ga AiERICAN NAVIGATION
BILL.

On motion of Mir. Macon, the House a.
gen feAol,ed Use into a committee oil
the VII iei Mr. Desba in The Char, on The
OH, concerning commercial intercourse
with L B.i.isIn and F,apce.
1 i.c motion iol si.kng cut the h sec.
YET ueeer consideration
Me.srs sion g rAery. Smile, and Rhea
orp:scd 'hc moJun; and Mesls. LIVER
raVFe s-pd Potter supported It. III de.
bate hsreaiIef-l
he question was taken on MIR Liver.
rno'e'a motion and negatived, 81 onIy ri,
sing tn.she aff maIps-a about hundred
members PRESENT.
Air Chhtendsh's motion for PERMITTING
the Importation Of saf f ON any port or
acc, vas amended oDthe suggestion of
Mr la lo., SO as 20 oonfiae the imports
uon 10 vessels OF .he Unhed Sa,es, and
80 Ia q amended, passed wiShou: opposl.i.
eli.
The bin was thenread through by sec
tons.
~ Macon moved to insert in he sec.
ton which pioy.dcs Tor The retoca;i ion If
Las la1 Ey The President whenever the
iehgeltnt edicts should cease To violate
tae is"iul commerce Of The u, Sta rs.
the wotds, siD his opinion" SO as 10 give,
tie Pieadtui nlespower TO Judge Wheu
icy Shall CLASS 20 VIOLA. our fawfuI com.
I1eFce.
sir. Montgomery opposed the in5erlion
ct ,hg woidss The Uolted S.a.es had
once been irieked by a maneuyfe of the
British rninlsfy, & he did no. wish lhen
egsiD 20 be placed in that siira.icn Re
would moi syau be wlair9 10 withdraw
Ola. ntssutes'tni The revocation If he de.
crces was plsced beJ cnd all CouS.. lie
should haze preislfed the insertion
on ca 1be word "saGally,' 50 tl,at ~.
PiC-iaen; should have no su.horLy b,
proclamation 10 susf cid the law unsI 4. Z
belItgefen.s had sctesily Ceased 20 vioIn,
cur Rights by -hei. unjust DEGREES
MIR Macon rtpded hat The amendment
would GOt aGd mich % the discretion OF
he Presiueni ioi as tlie sCels0o alfesd,
SOD it~1ulG BIZ matter OF opinion wi,et
the bclbgSIehts ceased 10 violate ei,.
tights. Ihefe must be some mods O.,
s.eef,ainIng when their d efees were so
changed astO csase loSiola,e our nentral
r,gh,s.
The ameOdmepi was agreed to without
2 q vision.
Mr. Van Dyke proposed provision,
Cor the rcsEission Of penalties incurred uD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19
Thursday, Jan. II.
Mr.. ]. G. Jackson this day appeared in
he House.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

MIR Lewis made the following report :
he Committee 10 whom Was referre d
The me ssage of the President of the u. 5.
communicating report of the Surveyor
of Public buildings, report that they hays
Carefully examined aud maMtely consi-
Tered the pioprety oil continuing The I'M
provemsnis, a. reccmme. I'd in the re-
port oil the Surveyor OF ,he public build.
Ings and are of opinion. tina, wha ever may
be The PROPHECY Of progressing with The
public buildings, ether as it regards the
sfeciidn Of new buildings or oil altering
these already ete6ied f; itis no, deemed
ptudent Ihls time, when re:orl TO
lem may be necessary for The support OF
soseiineh, thai any improvements what.
ever should be MAGE, which can be, with
coy sort 81 prophecy, dispensed ath.
They therefore take tie liberty oil recon.
mining that The expenditures for The
public buildings at tins time be res .rleled
. lhs cbjtc specified IN The bill which
the commiuee AJAX leave 10 rspor,."
Accompanying the report was bill
making iuisher appropriations f5f com
pieAng he capitol and Tor o he purposes
| The 6IIi is blank as 10 the sums 10 be
appropriated Ii was twice read ana
COMMITTED 10 committees of the whole.
Mt Fiahkln Oh aimed leave OF abSeace
for $50 weeks.
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der the nor. intercourse aa prior to the
fo.h June, 1909. He referred 10 "
Presidents message recommending the,
measure to shew the propriey of adop.
ing it.
Mr. Macon and Mr. Montgomery OBJ.
served that the part Of tn message of the
President of the United SAFES had been
referred To the commit .ee OF Commerce
and Manufactures, and that il would b.
Improper TO include such a provision in this
+bia
Mr. Newton observed that the commit
tee Of Commeace and Manufactures were
prepared 10 report on the subject.
Mr. Van ID ka's motion was negatived
without DIVISION.
Afer m king several verbal amend
ments-
The committee rose and reported the
bill.
The House agreed now to consider the
report OF he commi,lee, 81 TO as.
Mr. Lvermore moved to strike out the
Sd All, h. Oh, 9TH, h, OH and io.h
| sections, leaving only so much of the bill
as DIVIDES for The repeal of the non in
| terceurse and the exclusion of foreign
lpobl.c armed vessels from our waters.
ID ub,s ising whether the motion was
now 10 order
| Mr. NJ lnor moved to postpone the fur.
Their consideration of the bill ill Friday, a.
nc wished TO have an opportuni y folly ie
sxami The bill and compare lis several
| provisions.
Messrs. Quincy, Liyermore and Pit.
kin supported the motion on the same
! e. ound,.
AID on the question, the further con.
lsiderstion of the bill was postponed til
/ Friday. "a 40 ing in the affirmative.
! The House resumed The report OF The
lcommiuee of the whole on the report O
The committees of elections On the con es.
ted election Of iona han Jennings.
B-fo The House came 10 decision or
1t, motion was made 10 adjourn aud car.
fied.
A message was received from the Pre-
sldcnt of tn U. s. enclosing the report
OF The Director OF The mint.
Ih following iepori accompanied the
Message
MasT OF TAK u. S. JAN. /, 1910
Sia,
have the honor oflaying before you
Ia report ct the operations OF The Mint iot
The last year.
From the Tteasurer's statement here.
WIKI Transmitted, it will appear during
this period there have been Issued f.om
the Mint, oil gold coins, III half eagles
53.875 plec-s. amounting to l65, 375 dol.
| las; OF silver CONS, in halt d.llars, aud
dimes, l,45o,52o pieces, amounting to
f67, S76 dollars; and OF copper coins, in
cenis aad half Cents, 1877 .4Se pieces
amounting 10 1901 collars So Cents
making in the whole two millions eieh,
hundfed and sixty one thousand eighl
hundred and thirty four pieces OF com
amounting 10 eight hundred aad eighty,
| tour thousand seven hundsed and fity
TWO dollars fifty three cents.
The supply ofbullion is still abundant
nor Is there any apprehension OF defi
4 cichcy.
have the honor 10 be, &c.
| K. PATTERSON.
| JAMES MADISON,
Preside,H Of tie u. Sfates.
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- crn witch would IN factbe submis.


81 crn wnich would IN fact be submis-
sijr 90 G.. Britain.
lss. Ross viewetlirin the same light.
IL said it was truth 10 which gentle-
men shut their eyes, but vf which thew
as well as the people would be If they
were now convinced, tina, nothing short
OF actual force could give protection to-
commerce. Instead OF such milk and
water measure he wished to see pro-
vision authorising the president TO fit
out lie Who'll. navy of the u. S. and
send tito sea, and an,hor:sing the mer-
chan TO arln In defence of their law
tul CO nmcrce.
Mr.. Potter was decidedly opposed
TO the bill he conceived il would pro.
due in praciic complete embargo
and ron.intercouisr.
Mr.. Shelley thought it the best mea-
sure which, under present circumstan-
css, could be adopted, and pledged
i'imseif at the proper time TO prove
L..
Mr.. Fisk remarked that the COM
mi;tee of forsign relations, in perform
ing its duty, hal by no means present
ed tie adoption of any measures which
the army or navy committee might
think proper to,recommeud.
NJ. Lwermore repeated his idea,
expressed yesterday, that the non-in
tsrcourse law was not now in force as
toSreat Britain; because it had been
gally suspended, and could not BE-
renewed without legislative sanction.
lie did not blame the Pre- sident fos
Having issued the proclamation of the
9TH August, Ter it was certainly pro.
per that the fact OF the non-rati6ca ion
of the arrangement should be known
to all, that they might govern them
selves accordingly.
The cornnittee rose at little past
4o'clock, without takipg question on
MIR. Pickman's motion, reported
progress, and obtained leave to sit a,
sala.
u Iarnary 10.
Mr. Van Dyke p esenied petition
2rayi2g ha: New Castle IN Delaware may
re erc6icd into port Of en.ry.
Or nno'iop of Ms Sammons,
Resolved. That the mmittee Of post.
:tiices and posl roadS, be instructed to
inquire IN he expediency of esiabIish.
ing postsroid from tie village of Ha-
nh,cn y GueAderlsDd and Bern to Sch y
;a;sy Court House, ard from thence 10
Mituiabu 6, CobeskiA a, d Worchester 10
Ccliyets, on tue Su ouch snrah river.
Mr Van Horn presented a. pc ilien of
Srndry inhabi ants # the ci:y of Wash
ington, praying that an act may be pass.
cd directing the Marshal FOR 2le district OF
Columbia TO receive X lake into his cus,o
dy the bodies Of persons aiken in -execu ion
oiwri ) ofe0Eias ad satisfaeiendun issus d
Oh Judgements rendered by si,.gle ma
slstFaIe in cases where The Judgment
,hchld mol exceed lwen.y dollars.-Res
Ter ed.
ga ~ ERICAN NAVIGATION
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TO The House IF Representatives. Of IL
u. States.

] communicate TO the House Of Repre-.
sentatves the Report of the Secretary of
State on the subject Of their resolution of
the Oh December last.
JAMES MADISON.
January ~, 1910.
The Secretary of State respectfully re-
ports 90 the President Of the United States.
agreeably 70 a resolution Of the House Of
Representative Of me 9th December, 1909,
that the enclosed papers, from A TO Y con.
tain, 10 substance, the information which has
been received at this Office respecting
ssizores, captures and COMBINATIONS Of
Slips and merchandise Of the citizens Of
The u. states, uuder the authority of the
government OF Denmark.
A A memorial OF sundry Americans
at Christiansand 70 the President Of the ".
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

Mr. Johnson from TIE mmit:ec c!
Claims, to whom was refr'redthe petition
of Eliza Hsmilton, widow Of General Alex
amer Hamilton, made report concluJ.ns
win aresoiution that thr prsyer of tbs
petitioner oughS not 10 BE- granted. be ,euss
barred by the s ute of l'Enii a,'ons.-~Rs
ferred to committee OF the whole.
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Majority against Il


A motion was made by Mr.. w. AL
ston, to .re-commit the report to the
committee of elections egatIyed,
only 30 members rising in the affirma-
tive.
Mr.. Livermore moved the following
resolution:
Resolved, That Jonathan Jennings
returned as a delegate from Indiana
Territory. is entitled to his seat in this
House,
But after debate, Mr.. Livermore,
withdrew the motion.
BRITISH, FRENCH, AND DANISH
CAPTURES, sc.
The following messages were re-
ceived from the President Of the Unir
ted States by Mr.. Graham.
To The House oTPebreSe,itotipse of kbe
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Continuation Of e1tracss from London pa
cunsiie .advertiser, by TIC British Pack
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Gurope.

Continuation Of extracts from London pa
hers received at the Office Of The 1ier-
cunsiie .Advertiser, by TIC British Pack
ct.
1--WE do not find, in our file OF English pa
pers, that the following manly Address to
the King from the Livery of London had
been permitted TO be presented to his ma
Jesty. In consequence, the Lord Mayor
held common hall. at which number
OF very spirited resolutions were passed.
The Lord Mayor informed the Livery
chat the RemembraDcer had called at the
Secretary of States Office with the Ad-
dress, and an intim alton that it was inten-
ted 10 present it on the levec day. Next
day he was told that it must be left at the
Secretary of States Office, to be presented
Jas was usual with all addresses except
those from the two Universities and tks
corporation of London,) by him to his ma
Jesty. On the levee day the Lord Mayor
told the Secretary OF State that he then
had the Address in ms pocket, and wish
ed to present it. The Secretary said it
was best to give it to him, and he would
save the Lord Mayor all further trouble.
10 which his lordship replied, that he
would not consent to present it to any one
except the King in person and that it
was the wish of both himself and the She
riffs to dot in any way which would save
his majesty most trouble. The Secreta-
ny said the Kings pleasure had been al
ready taken and expressed as to the mode
OF presenting it. One of the Sheriffs then
demandei an audience of his majesty,
which the Secretary replied could not be
granted, except upon some especial and
expressed reason and that no audience
could be granted on subject upon which
his majesty had already expressed his
pleasures D1er. .ddv.
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ton, thousands of our brave soldiers hav
niserably and ingloriously persisted by pes
thence, privaton and disease, without hay
ing accomplished one snatioaal object. O
such an expedition. planned and conducted
by Minister, who it is now known hat
been pronounced unfit for his office by hi
colleagues; an expedition that touches al
minds with shame, and fills all hearts will
agony, is is too painful to dilate.
CO We cannot refrain from representing t
your majesty, that, while the affairs of the
nation have been SO ssamefully miscopductec
abroad. ne most scandaious waste. profusi
on, and acknowledgement have prevailed al
home, and your Majesty's confidential adj
visers, destitute of ailfhose qualities essen
tial to good government, and regardless a
like of the sufferngs of the People, and OF
the honour of their Sovereign :. and insensi-
! s,ble, or indifferent, to the surrounding dan
gers and the impending fate of the Country,
| have been engaged in the most disgraceful
squabbles, intrigues and cabals, that eve,
degraded the Councils of any Nation; ard
which cannot but be as disreputable to
your Majesty's Government, they are
rpinous and dishonorable to the Country.
"While We disclaim all interest," in the
views OF contending parties, from 4 firm
conviction that we cannot look for refor-
NATION in the abuses of the State, from any
persons or parties, Interested in the preser.
walton of them, we cannot but express our
ardent hope, that your Majesty will be mere
fortunate in the choice of the men to whom
you may hereafter cenfiLe the conduct of
, Affairs; and that your councils will be no
longer embarrassed, nor the country insulted
and dishonored, by these disgracefu occur
FENCES which, while they have exposed US
to tue ridicule OF surrounding nations. may
embolden the enemy to look forward with
confidence to the subjugation of a nation so
distracted in her Councils, aud 80 improve
IDENTITY governed.
That, while we fcrbear enumerating 8
long train of internal grievances, we canno.
but attribute such a series of failures and
disasters to the abuses and corruptions of
the State. and the consequent want of con-
stitutionai control over the public eXpendi-
lures. and the Servants Of the Crown, where
by the responsibility of ministers appears to
exist only in name.
Z" We therefore huu,bly pray your Males
ty will be sraciously pleased to assure your
loyal and aftectonate people, that the object
to which their wishes are directed, is nei-
ther to be abandoned or eluded, & that your
Majesty will be pleased to institute rigid,
impartial and general enquiry into these
great national mistortunes into the plans
upon which these Expeditions were UNDER
taken; and into the conduct of the COM
manders to whom they were entrusted.
'.Sgned by order
HENRY NOODTHNRpE
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TAMES RIVER LANDS F0R SALE.--l
y offer for sale, valuable Plantation, situate in
Bermuda Hundred, Immediately in the conhu.
enCe o! James and AppomattoX rivers, cont aiming
by an old survey ESQ acres it reaches up lanes
river 20 the port and ballast bank, including near
y all the wharfage ground. About one half of
the tract IS cleared and the other half in woods
This plantation will always delight and re ward
the farmer three hundred acres, or whereabouts,
Of flat land in the fork, on account of superior
quality, has been rated very high it would be
difficult 10 obtain land on James river above or
below the falls better adapted to the culture of
corn, wheat and tobacco. The fields are under
substantial fences, mostly new. The buildings
consist of 2 comfortable small dwelling house.
with four rooms, newly done up; an excellent
overseer's houRe with brick chimney and two
rooms plaisteFed, a large granary with wheat
machine on an improved plan large tobacco
barn nearly new, dairy, smokehouse, negro nous
es. &c. This place possesses the advantages Of
a thriving young apple orchard, many other cx.
cellent fruit trees navigation to Petersburg, G.
eyen miles, TO Richmond fifty, distance by land
twenty three miles only, and q good fishery.
There is plenty of meadow land, also mari
bank OF excellent manure supposed to be mex.
haus,ible.
The wharfage ground can be easily and expe.
diilously improved at |. moderate expence, aud if
properly improved would instantly become the
resort Of the Richmond shipping interest, ard an
important place ofdepost for that growing com
mercial city. Mr.. Cullen Adams, my manager
at tine Hundred, will al any time shew the pre-
misses. For convenience, shall leave my terms
with his excellency John Tyler, and Daniel l.
Hylton, esq. Of Richmond,-as these gentlemen
have been long acquainted with the Hundred, l
take the libarty of referring TO them for further
information
also offer for sale valuable little FARM OF
500 acres, situate on Appomattox river, adjoining
tie lands of Mr.. Jerman Baker, Mr.. George
| Skpwith and Mr.. Edmund Eggieston in Cum.
berand county; for this tract should require
one third of the purchase money to be paid down
and the balance in ITO annual payments If nc
private sale is previously made, shall on fh;s
! Tract expose it Mt public sale, to the highest
bidder, on the 2Sd day OF JuFs next, and on the
payments already mentioned.
ARCHIBALD THWEATT.
| Petersburp 18th March, 1910. 81
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W. ANTED Immediately, one or two good
w workmen at the Coach.makiug business :
TO master workmen liberal wsges will be- given
by MeSsrs. Wren & Robinson, Just below the
Swami tavern, on ShockG-Hil, Richmond.
February 8. 2swtf