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FIELD AND ROCHE

TONTINtE to Carry on lhs BLAf,g.'
~ SMITHS business il, a.; its yags aa
branches with neatness and d,spatcs,. They
have lately received i quantity OF 3's'a Il. q
part of hich they Offer Tor sales b.ina 81 s
very superior quality for edge tooIs & other
urposes, which they can reccn:soena 70 be
OF the best kind Smiths III fo~p AID e.se.-
where, and country merchants Mag b. ane=-
Piled on very reasonable terms ~ spclying
at H. Fields nail manuIactoiy, E'l'io:'.stseelp
who has for safe, as usual, general gsscws,
merit Of Spikes, Nails, 8rads AID kpr;s Of
every description, by tts cssls or ssss quan=
t;ty.
December s. go
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Port of Alexamdysa,

EhTERED,
Brig Sally Eliza Bell, TuyNs Island
Sai.--to Joseph Riddle.
Schooner Regulator. Bowie, galtipore--
Groccriss--.o different merchants.
GLEARED,
Schooner Traveller, SumRsfrss 5anaisa
=-sy Daniel MGkas'
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The following paragraph is copied from
thu New York Morning Post, late the
American citizen.
MANAGEMENT.
Mr.. Munsoe.-----Tnis gentleman who
for long time past has been very much
dissatisfied with sonae Of the measures Of
our government, has, it is said been recent
IL convinced Nv Mr.. Madison that his
opinions were wrong. Mr.. NJ. has lately
spsnt fortnight with Mr.. Monroe. ------
The hoa. Brockholst Livingston, it is a
gain rumoured, and The rumour Is no2 be-
,ieved by many who befors doubted 1t, is
TO succeed Mr. Armstrong, AS minister to
the cabinet of St. Cloud, and the present
secretary of state, MIR. r. Smith, is to fill
Mr.. Is seat on the bench of the Supreme
Court Of the United STATES. Mr. Moproe,
it is added, is 70 be our future secretary.
MIR. jefferson, we are Informed, not long
since wrote 20 Mr.. Madison, that aow is
she time to strike 6lozv against England.
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An Oltler wanted,

sNIANTED to hire for the ensuing year,
Wv as an Ostler, black man One that
Can come well recommended for his honesty
and sobristy, will receive good wages. APP
Ply to the Printer.
December l8. Il
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81 Gabauet Warehouses
3. ADAMSOE.

- ESPECTFt Liz informs the j., ..s
IL that he continues I'd carry on ,,s ff 'iss
net making business a his old ,.and On RoS-
al street opposite the ma et .'T Rear Broen,
tavern and has on hand handsome assor,s
u,ent Of Articles in rs line manufacture, il
the best ana mos fashionable s,ile, which Fs
will FEY very ls'W TOR cash .ny on shos5e ss sa
dit, - s - 'ffs
pscsmkes s. ssSsss
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Burr Blocks K James Rice Coal,

Eust received by TIE subscriber
200 Blocks of fresh Bppis ct an e4ceilecs
qualify for making mill stones.
900 Bushels Of 5ames River cn;{. singh
will be sold low it taken from o2 bosssd ossSs
sncr's packet,
1000 lbs aese Whsts S.esn ercsnc t1 sis
20 boxes lin
so casks Rice
hogsheatls best fcsailins Mo&sasgeg
30 bales Cotton
20 900 lbs Green Cosfse~-and
Groceries as usual
..4fflly 10
Mordeeai M,i!Ssss.
December ~. 2tawaa5T-
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ECLIPSE.

On the t7h of September, a. D. 1871
,hsrs will be great Eclipse OF ne oun'
,,.,h,e ;f the atmosphere be clear IN tue
afternoon, as follows:
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NJ Palmer's Packe
folk on Thursday next.
Dec. IS.
Public Sale.

THIS DAY, at half past 10 O'Clock, will be
sold, at the Vendue Store,
10 casks first quality Alum.
P. g.. Mariteller.
December l8.
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Beginning
Greatest obsenratIon
End at
Duration
Dicits sclpsed II.
"a o.obable SO great an eclipse OF
Ne sur may uos happen at the same pace
during the period Of the present ssns'a'
-, ,v- have ihers fore, for the gta''1ea'Ion
:; sreh Of our readers as delight IN con,
,..o,,.ins the beauty of CELESTIAL phenom
-. beer 3, the trouble Of making the a
.q,oy, -calcsIa,ioas, which being ent'fei! &C.
t,,,.s,,;cal or, q small scair, and probably
-.o, scc.rate within Cor 3 MINUTES, we VIII
also give the s!emsnts, caicuiased ''' we
ne,id;ap Of Alexandria in lat. So q. A8 M
". aud long. 77d, 10 m wgs'o London
eaas they may, if they think proper. amuse
sheuaselves with rrigoaometrlcal ealcsla'
zion otis different aspects aud phases.
ELEMENTS.
Il. M s
Tvae sine Of conjunction SO %
Ss.ait!iameter Of carsh's disk d o 81 36
Suas dist. fsona nearest selssice S5 So 3
o--- declinasion north IS O
seonitj!2alsttr O I6 9
Moons LATITUDE north ascending So 90
$1,000. seatldianetey O "A SIS
horary motion Erom sun e 49
Angle Of mcon's visible path
aith the scl;ptic IS o.
Senlidiameger Of the penumhra 80 s8
~ &'his Eclipse, having travelled IN expan-
sulys ever siace the creation. fell in open
: gpses qGite clear OF the earth at each return
ofshe chaidsaa esFiod iii the year 1887 y
March tl1e eth, when the moons shadow
srst soeched tHe earth at the norcf pole !;
since gFich tirae II has continued 70 wear .
5:tIse m9ye soaiherlv, at each periodical re-
susa, sill &. p, 1857, on sE,r SD Of June al.
~ ssinutea past O'Clock in the norning,
@hee. he edge Of the peaumbra 6rss touch,
ell ssjs pace, caus'oe smali but visible
ecgipse iusf al che iassans Of contact OF the
sane aud moons edefs.F
b. present. return Of ,his Eclipse vii,
Use cenyrai IN the Pacific ocean, in lat. cd
n. ADD Ios,g- 1s3 d. w. Of I>ontten. enter
my Nfos'a se,erica t;ttle 70 the north
yard OF Noo'a& Sosnd, passing onr meri-
iiao - fat. 81 y. ~. crossing oar latitude
: 6. 20 tne eastward Of us, and setting In
ftssics. ness abzsga ii, all which course
sac a,,n viii spprsr iise 3 Sue,inoas ring all
sound the dsrE: BODY OF the vnoon.
t2ccordicg 70 she aNean motions Of the
snr. sad f3cnn, and RE resroceesion Of the
s.'ssr acdes, this E.clinse viii fall aga;nss
flsS. sassh's eeatre, &. II. 2fss, and go OF
es'1e sNAfh poie, 4. y 1855 when it
aea's sakrs ifs esherias rircuif. from which
Y Wiz sci gesars To eRe easth SO as 10 per-
sSraa tie same revolution over again in
.ese fnaa 1862 vears.
: IN aceofti,t Of The frpe f'nr a:eonnble,j
aos'ons Of me s;rs moon md nodes The moons
2aGd1ac d;d esos f0nei ere earth 0s SION b4
ons fs@rFe0 rs sears az Il qOouid base
so''e ~ aae'e1s OF sgaoi motion.
pHfLOMATH.
W. 7'sze heard from very good aushori-
~ ela. T.aei-s, sonaca-te, no,S on his wav
en- en- United Ststez is ,rfuaiiy furnished
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a!srsnor!a Esss2 Gasatta.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS.

c,,,,;n Gales Hand arrived at philadel-
mia IN FIVE days, and was loading i0s this
port.
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pHrLoMATH.

W. nsve .,ear6 from very good aushori-
~ era. Y.fsei-s, Bonaca-te, now on his wav
go en- United States. is actually furnished
~ish Basspcrss by his imp-riai brother
Nsrniena. This does not look so very
rnnch IKE ;rseconc;issic hos,ii,Ee b+twe-p
them. VIII aay one eoaissiase sass kis
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aD0ssleGfle.
PErERssuao, Nov. 8.
SHIP NEWS.

= ~ aF
The ship George t1' Susan, tYoods. has
arrived at City Point froai Greenock. which
place. she lett the sg;h Sep'er1ber--Re.
port says. she brings neither nervs nor ncYrs
papers Lefteat Greenock, ships President,
Blokeman, unes" ain-R o,nulus, Lufkin, dis
charging -brigs Ocean, s;tartiwood. to- sail
in two days -, Beflop,. uncertain.
The brig Cora, Captain Hatch. has arri.
we'd at City Point from Liverpool, with dry
goods for Richmond. 60.
September27, in lat. "a 10 long. %. Capt
Hatch, was brought to by Preach armed
ship of 90 guns, from the Isle of France, and
tyas ordered to lower his. boat, and come on
board with the papers, which were over
hauled. Cap ain II. was directed to stay
on board The ship, while an officer went on
board the Cora, took the log book and letter
bag, and then returned TO the French ship,
where t',e log book was overloaded, and all
the letters and packages broken open The
captain Of the ship threatened to carry the
Cora in. but had not sufficieucy of hands
to spare.
October 10, lat 40 40 was boarded by
the English sloop of war Halifax. and had
our papers and projections overhaued -
The Captain of the Halifax. Impressed Will
liam Stevenson, citizen of the United
States, and native of the town of Saco.
Such is British frierdshih for neutral
71ShFS.--Rehu6Hcan.
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rights. and q establish tiose t;shts o. the snsss
permanent foundation. In the mean time the
laws neretotore observed in the administration
OF Justice. and the determining the right of pro
perry, remain in full force as far as the situation
OF the country will permit. rhc ordinances and
resolutions adopted by the convention, with the
co ncurrence ofthe governor, on the 22d day
OF August last are considered as law, agreeably
to the proclamation that date, excepting only
mat the powers vested in the Governor, by that
ordinance, will be exercised by this Conven-
t'on,*fo the time being, and until some pcrma
nent regulations be- made for the better govern.
ment of this commonwealth
Done IN Convention, mt the town or Baton
Ronge on "Wednesday the 26th d.v of Sep
tember, in the year Of our Lors. one thousand
eight hundrd and ten, and of the indepen-
de,ce Of Florida. the first
JOHN RHEA President.
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> 2. Jc6erdsn's Message, November 8
NOM-iNrERcti11nsr


some inrther provisions of,he Law viii un-
donbted'ybe necessary 10 give efficacy to the
sections Of the statute, which are peshaps TO be
revived against G Is.
In the lst place, the Preside nj should he nth.
thorised TO ISSUE proclamation, Unnecessary. de-
claring the rene wal ofthe Non Intercourse -
How stands the case ut presents The President
- authorised toissuc his proclamation. whenever
either OF the heilgerents shall revoke his obnox-
'"ns edicis--in the l1. instance therefore, he is
70 be ire Juice But who is tie Judge in the %
instance Wh' is 10 decide, when c. b. shall or
shat not have ceased T" to violate the neutral
commerce ofthe u. y r'-Not the President be
cause the law IS silent on that head THE Sc.
crctary OF the TREASURY is indeed enipowesed
10 instruct the collectors on all points touching
tbe collection 81 dutes--but fin conformity wit,
his letter OF tho ID instant, maj Gibbon, for in
stance, should refuse 20 receive svesseI, after the
~ February, bodnd from G q the merchant
might summons him before tie chief irstice. 70
show cause why 'p1ndaulfs should not be ser T..
ven upon him. The merchant might plead, that
Z y. had ceased to violate our neutral com.
merce-he might refer TO the repe,l of the orders
OF council Of Jan. & November 1907 & of Apr,
1902, although those bf Nav 1866 had not been
fevoke ,i-----and,/ thus Il might become a
7vdteidl question The Judge would of course
decade, whether or not e.. b. hat ceased To vi
! ciate our neutral rights. And thus, a law which
IS attended to shield o,'r neutral rights from VIC
ftio', and 20 redeem e Yefun pledge 4hicf y,
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NEW YoRE, Nov. ,

TIE WEATHER Such day as this. at
lthis season of the year was never before
known ip this city since the memory of man.
The snow is deep enough to make q good
sleighing and is sufficiently frozen for the
purpose. The thermometer stood this morn
ing at 35 above o only quite rs low as one
would wish in any season The sleigh bells
jingle in our streets. and though in proper
season. this would be exhilirating music,
the sounds at this time strike on the mind
like those Of the passing bell. Had we no hope
but What is placed on the exertions of man
IN s1ch dreary time, we should be almost
led to despair. But Providence orders all
things for the best, and can easily bring per
Banent good from temporary evil.
EUcning Post.
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SPANISH AMERICA.

Eafrnef from tie oGeiGi declaration ofhis Byita1-
nc 1ldjes'p, rrIGfoe 10 he ycsofIDon NJ the
Cdyydccd;, communicated to he Spanish 10
+eYH7pert.
" The great object which his Majesty has had
IN view from tie fifst monem wlrrn intelligence
Us received in this oountry Of the glorious re.
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A PPOCLAMATTON

The setersl districts of West Florida hsvine
been declared free and Izdeesndea, STATE. by 4
solemn act of this convention, made and publish
ed this day, we hasten to Congratulate our fel-
low citizens on this fortunate event, and 10 as.
sure them that nothing shall be wanting on our
part, IN order 70 SECURE to our constituents and
our eoantrys the biessingsoi liberty and equal
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CHARLESTON. Nov. /.

Il gives us great pleasure to hear, that the
citizens of Norfolk have RENTED to the in
tendant Of this city, the sum IF seven hun
dred dollars. for the relief OF the sufferers
by the late frc.--City Cazefte.
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A yoURNEi' 10 LONDON.

70 tahieh viii be added the ceir6ra'ed Opera, ~ q
0cfs called
LOVE LAUGHS AT .,LOCKSMiTHS. .
Hooys 70 &c epehel at nag pu~t. fve md the per.
iorn,anee 10 commence at haJ payt 6
Tickets 10 be had at Mr. Davis's Printing
OgFce. ard ar the Theatre
Nov. 9 4.
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1.is y,...a..a ~o.,.sse.
fositee!y the tnsht Of Performance tis s.a:s..
Mr.. GREENS BENEFIT.
On Wednesday Evenrg. Noverabe, 10, viii be bya
=. -nfee, the *
MANAGER IN DISTRESS.
The Msfager, mr.. Gr-.a
The other parts to he performed by Messrs.
Collins, Foster, Twai,s, CaulGed Utt, AicDo.
nald and Mrs. Clarke!
In the course ct the prelude, Mr. Cauifcld viii
give (by particular desire} limitations OF r.,a tSli
lowing London Performers:
Mir. Bens!ey in Nlountaineers.
Parson IN Heiress
Palmer IN Henry VlIIth.
King IN He.res,.
K mb'e in HsnIet
Johnson IN London Hermit
Aichn IN Henry With
Suet in MY Grandmother.
IffeT sehich NH be performed the celebrated c.,
med Of
THE PROVOKED HUSBAND:
Il T0URNE1' TO LONDOW
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I , UNiFOND ACNpEMY.- KINe WILI,N

OMFOkD ACaDEMY-- XING WILLIS
~ hh The subscribers n,eno t. renaoye
Ia SGH1OL., the ensuing year, to RuMroRp
ACADEMY, which rs the property of X Hill -
AS ftis contemplated 20 establish permanent
school here, they will exert themselves to he use
nj M Their profession The si,u,l,pn is remarka-
oy healthy, and the buildings sufficiently extern.
sive Ter III: accommodation Ut thirt, board.rs.
Inc school will commence on the l4ih January.
and end the fifteenth December IN wuich viii
De taught spelling, reading, writing, arithmetic,
Enghsh grammar, geography, the use of the
giooes' mathe matica, with its application to sur
Veyng, bellies ic;tres the clements OF natural phi
iosop''y, and the Lain language. Each pupil
w III be considered as engaged until The exo.ra-
non OF the term, and no oeduction allowed those
who do not enter, at the beginning of a uuarter,
nor Tor the usual vacations Books will be far
nished Cat the Richmond priccsJ If requested by
parents.
TERMS.
Board leach boarder finding MS bed and
candles) per annum, G 70
Tuition, an
Payable quarterly.
RICHARD HILL,
BROOKE HILL
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bH orHcr u the L3nr'fr'io'
JOHN RHEA, President

BY 'hr Pcbresrn,atives Of the PEOPLE Of tie Con,
p1on1Oealth Of Florida IN ConUeation assems
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hINALL GOODS.-Ihe subscriber i,as rer1.,,
L ved by the Averick, from London, auf Cure,
from Liverpool, genera. assortment OF, G. GODS
suitable to the season-smong which are
London and Yorkshire superfne Cloths anti
Rerseymeres
Union. bedford and Bennets Cords
Swsnsdowns, Tbilinetis and DENNIS
ga and double milled cloths
Coating, Bearssans, FrIeze, FisnHeis G. Baize-,
Plains, kerseys and Blankets
Cough {, Brathwaites' Napt Co,tons
yarn Hose, |orsied and Cotton Stockings
HsndkerchIefs, Shawls and Siusiins
Silk Velvets and St wing Silk
IRISH Linens and DrGgheoas
Ql-ens Cord, Velvets, Tbicksetts and Constr.
tuition Cords
good assortment of Sadlery, Hardware and
Cutlery
Smiths' bellows, Anvils and Vises
Flat bsr, Crawley and Englsn blistered Steeh
ne continue 6 TO transact business on C. Ipmsst-
on and has tor sale, on consignment, Qsteens4
ware, Shiskey, Shad and Bar lron
ROBfR1' CAMILLE
november 13 -
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an fks eopoentioa Of he state Of Florida at tie
fo'1r Of Bdtoh Rouge, assembled October 5ih
1910
On molten, Ressies9, ina. So nuch of the or.
ce.cf thus Convention, Of the t22d al Ar
gust last, as relates to tn. tax on slaves ,mp0r,
ted into this commonwealth, be repc iled and the
SANE is hereby repealed accordingly. And MI
persons residing within this comUoil -,eaItl, or
allowed by the sad ordinance to obtain nertrlis.
sion OF residence within the sane, shall be al
lowed to import and bring INTO this common.
wealth, all slaves belonging 90 them, or which
they may have in charge without paving anv
tax or duty therefor, whatever, any thing con.
tanned IN the said ordinance to the contrary not
withstsndnC
On Inot.o., Rss-!-eS. that so much orthe Crdi
nance oftiis convention, cf u 22d of August
last, as relates TO the tax on landi he amended
~ such manner that I'll lands within this COM
monweslih being reduced to three classes, those
OF the first quality be subject to tx Of six rails
per hundred arpcnts those ofthe second ouai;
tyfoi. rails and those Of the third quality two
rails per hundred arpents. And it shall be the
duty OF the several Alcsides each for the division
IN which lie resides to estiffqe the quality of
the lands subject TO taxation within his division
both OF residents and non residents, and to ex
press the quality of each tract, on the return
made Wy him OF taxable property, 20 the comman
daut oi the district, who shall make his return in
the same n,anper, to the clerk of the SUPERIOR
Court And 1t shall be the duty Of tie Alcades
aforesaid, each for the division H. which he re.
sides, to make return OF the lands Of non resi-
dents, at the same times, and in the same man.
ner, chasing them according to quality, as the
lands oil the inhabitants of the country
BY order ofHe Contention.
JOHN RHEA, President
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St. Petersburg papers were yesterday re-
ceived to the 26tlr July--we are ignorant
OF their contents. l, was reported vnen the
Pitot left Gottenburg. that the king of Prus
STA had abdicated his throne 1t was howe
Yer. merely runnor and probably unfounded.
--I6
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80. INTInG.
OF ZvEav pzscRtPrIoy v,-~z@ ,
hF r8iS OFFICE ~
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From the Na.cAes Heel.p Chronicle oe.15.
WEST FLORIDA.

One of the Editors Of this paner left B.tor
Rouge, the capital OF West Florida. on the 1ltt
inst On the 10Th the Convention adjourned. tc
meet ,g',n on the first Monday in Naverb.r
mkt Ii"y lefl three Of their own bodv. villain
II Johnson John w Leonard, aad Eduund
Hawes. esqrs. as a committee &c public s.fatv
and authorised them to draft constitution. &c
The Editor understood that their constitution
will be modelled after that of the un;ted St,.rs
Before the Convention adjourned, thew resolv.
ed on sending a minister to The United Ststes. a,
soon as they adopt a constitution. On the 8 +
INST the convention authorised the enlistment o,
standing force of 104 men to garrison the for,
OF Baton Rouge, and before the editor Left .ha,
place, the number was so near completed. tba,
the militia were all discharged and lad returned
home The command OF the regulsr troops
and fort, WIS entrusted to colonel John Bsllen
ger
The Pitcbsa expedition against the tories, hat
returned, and all the dissffected, that had no
previously been made prisoners except one
I William Cooper, a member of the convention
and notorious IN North Carolina during the A.
nnerlcan war, for his crielty towards the ,ybirs.
had surrendered and taken the oath of fidel;,v r.
he new government 1t was supposed that al
the prisoners confined for political offences
would shortly be liberated, as the convention is
svetse to the shedding of blood, except in cases
OF the utmost extremity. All wss quiet ia the
new republic, and the utmost confidence pre.
varied OF their being able to repel any force tina,
could be brought aga,rs' them
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G ARDENING & FAKMlNG-VVg,,,ss -
~ iusiiop a person from Europe. wei sc.
q'i'inted with Gardening and Far,,,ins.-An ls,..
tiers directed TO A. Is. and left Ut this office viii
be duly attended TO. :, ''''oe'-''n'
november lS, .-e<-4va c.<
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Rovember Is,

a ADVERTISEMENTS ne sod 40 ,hE.
a highest bidder on the l7th day OF Dece M
ter next, upon the plantation Of the hate Coz.
William Nelson of King William County. be-
tween thirty and forty valuable SLAVES con.
slstng generally of young aud boys nere.
are among them Cooper, some valuable Housea
Servants, an excellent Gardner, Ostier am, n
good Female Cook a credit Of twelve months
%iil be allowed the purchaser giving bond with
approved aecurity to carry interest from the da,e
If not pun ctually paid. Z
WA be sold at the same time and place tho
Crops OF Tobacco, Corn, Fodder &c some verv
valuable Mules. Brood Mares &c. u good carri-
age. Cash will be required for all sums undsr
twenty dollars, above that the same credit aba
lowed as given on the negroes,
N. 1t IS the anxious wish of,he adniinistras
tor to settle ali juse claims against the above es
tate those havinS any claims vii! please come
forward on or before the day Of sale and have
them adjusted.
CHARLES C. PAGE.
.1d7s, STfsirGror Tvtfh me mil onue1,d
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