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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
A PROCLAMATION.

VTTHEREASi 1t hath been represented to
w the Executive by the Jailer of Botetourt
county, that certain William Crush, who
had been remanded to the Jail of the said
county by an examining conrs thereof for the
murder of a certain Elias Hewa, hath bro
ken said Jail and made his escape theretrem:
do therefore, with the advice OF the Coun-
Gil of State, hereby offer reward OF one hum
dred dollars to any person. or persons VINO
shall apprehend and safely lodge within any
Jail of this commonwealth, the said William
Crush, so that he may be dealt with as the
law directs and, l do moreover require all
the magistrates, shcriffs, sergeants and con-
stables, and exhort the good people OF tins
commonwealth to use their best endeavours
20 arrest the said William Crush, so that he
may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Co
vernon, in the absence of the Cover
nor, and under the seal of the common
L. S. wealth, at Richmond, this Cd day of
March, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and twelve,
and OF the commonwealth the thirty
sixth.
CHAS. K. MALLORY.
N. B. The said William Crush was raised
near Fncastle in Botctourt county, is small
well set man, of d fair complexion and thin
visage, has light, short hair, grey eyes, gene
rally little sore, and down look He is
boot and shoe maker by occupation, and per-
AAyss n some knowledge Of the house car
penter's trade, is Iiitet'ate, speaks fast zva-
iues himself ON his speed in running, and has
holes in his ears, as if made for bobs, in which
he generally wears strings-his apparel was
commonly home spun, of a mixed color, and
ne always wore short coat and panta-
foons. Fw)
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JAMES MADISON.
AN AT
Respecting the enrolling and licensing of Steam,
Boats.


Respecting the enrolling and licensing of Steam
Boats.
BE il enacted By the Senate and House OF
fee-Sss-1rse-.f-ttIsrs of tbs gsvsed States Of II
merIca IN ConSr eSs trs,s-Ais,lef. SA.-sFro.E
and after the passing of tbs act, a Steamboat
employed or Intended 20 be employee only IN a
river or bay of the Quilted States, owned who'll
ly or in part by an alien resident within the U.
States, may and shall be enrolled and tic .nsed,
as if the same belonged to etuzen OF the u
nited States, according to and subject 10 ali
the conditions, limitations and provisions con-
tanned in the act, entitled :" an act Tor enrol
ling ana licensing ships or vessels to be employ
ed IN the coasting trade and fisheries, and Tor
regulating the same" except that IN such case
oath or affirmation shall nc required that the
said boat belongs to 4 citizen OF citizens of
the United States.
Sec. 2. And be it .t.ygbey enacted, That the
owner or owners of such Steamboat, upon ap-
pllcation for enrolment or license, shall give
bond TO the collectors Of the district to and for
the use of the United States, in the penalty of
one thousand dollars with sufficient surety, con-
ditioned, that the said boat shall not be en-
ployed in other waters than the rivers and bays
of the United States.
Sneaker the House Of ReiiresentatfUes
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice President ofthe United States and Pre-
Sidcnf IF the Senate.
APPROVED.
March IL, 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

AN All - c,a ~
TIE alter the time of holding the Circuit Court .
of the United States at Knoxville, in the district
of East Tennessee, in the state OF Tennessee.
BE il enacted 6y the Senate and House
Of RefiresentafiDes of the United States of
america, in Congress- assembled, That so
much of the first section of an act, entitled
An act to amend an act entitled an act esta-
blishing Circuit Courts, and abridging the u-
risdiction of the District Courts ofthe districts
of Kentucky, Tennessee aud 0hio,' passed on
tile twenty second day of March, eighteen
hundred and eight, as provides that the ses-
sions of the said Circuit Courts shall be held at
Knoxville, in East-Tennessee, on the third Mon
day OF October annually, shall be and is hereby
repealed; and from and after the passing Of
this act, the said Circuit Courts shall be held at
Knoxville, in the district of East Tennessee ori
the second Monday in October, annually, and
continue until all the business therein depend
ing be disposed of, and that all actions, causes
pleas, processes and other proceedings rela-
tive to any cause, civil or criminal, which
shall be returnable to or depending in the said
Circuit Court of the United States, TO be held
at Knoxville, on the third Monday of October
next, shall be returned, and held, continued TO
and be proceeded upop on the second Monday
IN October next, III tue same manner they
would have been if this change had not been
made.
Speaker ef'the Home Of Representatives
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice President efthe United STATES, and President
Of the Senate.
March 10, 1912.
APPROVED.
JAMES MADISON.
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Cumberland, Decem5er Court, 1910.
AGAINST

CaO15erland, Decent5er Court, 18I0-
Elijah II. Handrick, PltH 7
AGAINST
VIM. Gadberry & Miller Wood. + 4" SHHHeery'
son, jun. Defts.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
u that the defendant Gadberry is not an inha-
bitant ef this state, on motion Of the plaintiff,
by his counsel, Il is ordered, that unless he ap.
pear here on or before the LIST day of May court
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff,
the same as to him will be taken as confessed
and the matter thereof decreed accordingly,
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some one Of the newspapers printed in
the City Of Richmond for two mouths success
sively and posted at the front door Of the court
house Of this county.
A Copy-Atteste,
MILLER wooDsoN, ir. D. c. c. c,
(w2m)
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BYRNES,

JAPANNED VARNISH BLACKTNC
10 be had at this oBce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

MILLER WooDsoN, jr D. c. c. c,
(w2m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

By the Lieutenant Governor Of fhe common
4pealfh ofVIRoINIA,
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81 XCuANGE OF old SIX per cent, And Deferred
a Stocs.-Pursuant To the act OF Congress, cnti.
tied " IN dct outiorisiRg g subscription fo, tie
old sax per cent and deferred stocks anI orsS.aing
for the e'schangc OF the same" passed on Tie
9th day of July, 1879, books Wi. he opened on the
hrst day OF October next, at the Treasury, and at
the several loan Offices and will con,inae open till
the III, day ut March next for receiving su.crp-
tons OF the old six per cent aud deferred stocks in
the manner prescribed by the said act New ccrti-
fcates, bearing interest from the first day OF the
quarter in which the subscription shall be made, at
the rate ofsiS per ccntum per annum, payable quar-
tery early, Tor the unredeemcd of principal
OF the old six per cent. ant, deferred stocks which
may be subscribed, will be issued at the Treasury
or at the Loan offices respectively where the old
stock subscribed may at the time stand credited
The new stock will be redeemable at the pleasure
OF the United States at any time after the 3ist day
of December, 1924 J, but no reimbursement viii be
made except for the whole amount of the
stock standing at the time, the credit of any pro-
pretor, on the books OF the Treasury ofth com
missioners of loans respectively, till after at
least six months previous public notice of such nten-
ded reimbursement
Treasury Department. Sept. 10, 1919.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
september IS 1arntusst.
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pursuance OF the last wiz of Austin Morris, late
q OF 'ian.ver county, deed viii be Sold, al his
late d~ cling house in said county, on the twenty
hrst ay of this moath, all the land whereof he ,-
Ell srizet IN sand county, being about seven or esbs
hundred scres, together with the Slaves and ali sl,-
stock OF every description belonging to his estate
Also the Household and Kitchen Furniture On
the land IS adwcng house with three rooms and q
passage On the lower. AMI three on the ur-
per floor; kitchen. laundry, house. barn sta
blcs &c all in good repair. Also a valuable Min On
Pamunkey river, in which is two pair 0. stones now
running in house two stories high, in good repair
as aisoa Saw Mil. The mill seat is one OF th.
most valuable ON the south branch of Pamunky ri
yer. The land will be sold on a credit of one two.
three and fo:r years, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security, and deed of trust
on the land to secure the payment; which bonds
are to carry interest from the day of sale till paw
ment. 4 credit of twelve months win be given for
all sales OF the personal estate above ten dollars and
bonds with approved security required to carry in
sums Of ten dollars and UNDER cash will be required.
JOHN SHEPPARD, Admir- with
the WI annexed Of .2ustia Norris, deed
december 8. ept2lc;Dee
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9,aL.asURl. nkl.la.:i.li.....4:.

=. June ~, 1872.
Whereas in coufor,uty with the pro,isuis made
BY law, Tor the reimbursement OF the coaveyscd Sax
Fer tezs Scrs ,re It'd lay the second section of Tie
Act, eniiu,i" An act n'aniny royis.on for tac re-
dc ton o' lie Whole CT the rubis debt CT the u
nc.: States, passed on the li,li February, lSo7, it
las bee" deiern,r,rd T., the Commissioners Ut the
Sinking Fund, t"t t!.s residue OF the principal Of
said stock should BE reimbursed, the first day oi
January nrSt--PUBLlC NOTICE is therefore CIV
en- To the troprirtGrs OF the Certificates OF ConSsyt-
ei So: PER tens S:ocr, created hy the .tor, s;t-
that the whole am Ot Of said Sios, not here
reimbursed, Wal, on surrender oflhe Certificates, be
pad m the LIST OF Jan. 1915 the respective Stoke
hOIders their legal Representative o. atures iiu..
constituted, eitherat the Treasury at the l., arv
Office ~here the Stock thus TO be eimburse,', may
then stand credited 10 the proprctors thereof.
1t is further made known Tor the information Of
the parties concerned that no transfers of Certiii-
Gates of Converted SIX Per Cent Stock from the
books pf IT, Treasury or OF any Commissioner OF
Loans Will DC allowed after the LIST day oil Dec mber
next; and that the interest on the amount ct tie
Stock 10 he redeemed aforesaid, will cease and
ds'rr'"nc on the day preceding the day hereby fin
cd tor the reimbursement thereof. J
lam ALBERT GAI.LATIV
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y iI''iNit--ar nutes no.ctn =, the cNcrs's o>.c-
v U. the superior court OF Chsneery Tor Tie H.s.-
mosd District, the i2;h day Of November 1872.
Nsv:1 DeSciisun sdhiinist, ntor .ili the Will
nexcd III DAVID Dickinson deceased, who MAS the
former husband Ct Anne hese:ls,,n formerly Anme
Ccleman one q. the daughters * iegstees of Frsris
Coleman deceased a,i ,he ohircn OF the s;, Anme
Da,id. namely, Franv;3, Elisabeth, Anne, 1lonas,
Fa''ny, David, Samuel, John, and Ni,ii.in, Mill
an, Deaensom, former husband 81 Lucy Ihckenson,
formerly Lucy Coleman, another at the daughters,
X lcs;'; es, the said Panels Cole deed and the
children OF The said Lucy y William namely Fraucis,
Samuel G. and Festus; Charles l.. Carter, a,l:n'..
will, the viii annexed OF Wihiau,'fa, Tor iceeas-
ci the former husband If Fanny raylor formerly
Fanny Coleman, another OF the daughters and Legal
tees at the said Francis Coleman deceased, ami the
children o! the said Fanny ami William namely Ar
ehibs'l L.. aud Philip wo iniauts, and sac hy
tic SAID Caries l.. Carter their friend and
Sau,'.i White, s, Jane Roy, late Jane 10y bake,
another Of the daughters and esat.cs of tue said
Francis Coleman i, ceased, Pts.
.3g0iast
Jeremiah Upsl,aw, Franc;, Bnckrcr, and Church
hill Anderson, ai,aimistrator of Jfues Ulslsw de-
ceased, Anthony Thornton, executor of Walker la
iiaferro deed. james Iay.or surety foy said Thorn
ton, john Minor, Tlo's Ii. Eootcs * Ssuucl Chics
and john Coleman, administrators ofjohn Chcs
deceased.
The Subpocnas Scirefacias to resirn and .nswer
awarded in this being returned executed
on the defendants Anthony Thornton * John Cote
man. and happening by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this country. IL is order
ed That the said Defendants 10 appear here on lie
So,h day of the next term and slcw cause u
any they can, against the revival thereby sought aud
that the defendant John Coleman do also aisw the
Original aud amended bills fled in this cause and
that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted, in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two mouths successfully, aud posted at the front
door OF the Capito. in the said city.
copy-Testc
HIM. ". NE.NI.N'G, C. C.
December 10th, 1879. wSw
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NlR&I NIA-At Rules holden in the
clerks Office of the Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond District, the 1lth lay
Of September 1919.
Taylor NOEL execute or &c. of Richard Noel
decd. PiE
against, -.
Taylor NOEL, Edwin NOEL, Ellis Armstrors,
Richard Voolfolk, Ambrose Brown, and Thomas
Ihreasley DeGis.
The Defendant Taylor NOEL, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he 10 not
an inhabitant of this country-H is Ordered, That
the said Defendant do appear here the first day
of the next term and answer the bill OF the Plain
tiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy. Teste, :, ~
VIM. w. HENING, &C.
Oct 2S. w8wn
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September 95-

a ANDS FOR SALE--By virtue oil the last WI
4 and Testament OF Robert Means, deed. VIII
he sold, TO the highest bidder at Public Auction, at
the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond, upon
the 4th day o. January next il fair, otherwise, the
next fair day, the following tracts of land in the
state of Virginia, viz.
1900 acres, more or less, in the county of Rus
sci, on both sides of Copper creek
$500 acres, more or less in the county OF Mont
gomery, on New river, and the waters thereof.
$500 acres, more or less, in the county of Mont
geometry, on Toms creek and some branches OF Sink
ing creek, the waters of New river.
SOb6I acres, mo- or less, in the county Of Hardy,
on the east side of the south branch of Potowma Elk
including the head OF the town. Fort run and Tuck
ers run, waters of said south branch OF Potowm mack
and tile head oil North river, branch Of great Ca
capeon.
400 acres, more or less in the county OF Hardy,
on the waters of Waits run, a branch of great Ca.
capeon. ... .4r..
400 acres, more or less, in the County OF Hardy,
oa Waits run, branch OF great Cacapeon, incu-
ding the Warm Spring.
400 acres, more or less, in the county of HARDY,
on Waits run, branch of great Cacapeon.
400 acres, more or less, in the county OF Hardy,
Waits run.
on Wits run, abrancl, Of great Cacapeon.
200O acres, more less, in the county Of Iiarri-
son, On tile waters of Gsuiy and Wi!iiams's river.
2o10, acres, more or less IN the county of Earri-
son, on Gauly. river. ~. ,..
The patents for the shove tracts of land issued to
Robert Means and the sales'wi!l be upon a credit
of twelve months to mOiety of the purchase
money, and oftwo years to the other moiety
The purchaser to give bond and security, & a deed
of trust upon thu lands in order to secure payment
of the purchase money.
g4 DANIEL CALI,
Executor. the last WX and Testament
ofRobert .Neans, dec'G.
November Ia. tbs
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November IL.

e. iRGtNiA--At Rules holden IN the C. Jerks
v Office of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond district, the 18th day of August 1919
Timothy Brundidgc, John Minor & Philip Harri
son, executors Of Benjamin Bolts, decd. who sue
well Tor themselves as such other creditors nj
John West heed will come in, and contribute to
the expences Of this suit. PIt6'S.
John West, and William jacobs Defrs.
THE Def ndant William Jacobs not HAVING enter
ed his appearance and given security according to
the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an nhabi,ant of this country--H is ordered, That
the said Defendant do appear here on the first lay
OF the rext term and answer tie bill of the Plaintiff
aud that copy OF this cler he forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published in the City Of Rich
mond, for two months s,Iccessively and posted at
the front door OF the Capitol, ia the said City.
Copy,-Ieste,
Nov 10. VS.
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F2OOT & SHoE STORE---.Tho Subscribers
~ respes iu'iy Inform the Public that they have
taken store ueary opposite tie Post Ofee, where
they intend keeping geiteei assortmen', q L..
lies Boo;ecs, shoes and Slippers, also gentiemcns'
Boots ard Shoes, OF U,cir q nsnuffciory. Tire,
have also n cDnstaat supply VI MeUs', WomcuS aud
Childreus' shoes OF superior quality, which
they offer at very reduced lrcrs.
". ph8NELE, & 90.
N. =. 4 u orders from tie eonntry wi. be ti,anl
fully received and executed with ncatness aud dis
patch.
Dec. 8 4ip
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NEGROES For S.4LE.~-Wi.I be sold to the
~ highest bidder, on Monday the 22st of Deem
Der next, if fair if tide fair day, at my resi-
denee in the lower end of Halifax county, nineteen
likely Negroes, consisting of men, women, boys aud
girls, belonging to the estate of John Wilson,
deceased. Twelve months credit will be given the
purchaser, giving bond with unexcc ptionable secu-
rity ROBERT NELSON, .4da,,'r. sc.
Of John Nilsson, deceased
december l. 2awtds
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Nov. 8.


" IRGiNIA.-At Superior Court of Chsneery
v holden at the Capitol in the City ef Richmond,
the 9th day of July, 1919.
Henry Banks, l'h'g.
AGAINST
Daniel Call, Executor and Dcgisee, in trust under
the last VIII & Testament of Robt. Means, decd
and Charles Spencer, DefFs.
BY consent OF the plaintiff and Of tie defendant
Daniel Call in proper pei son, this cause this day
hesht on the bill, and of the said defendant
Daniel Gallon consideration whereof, the court
not deciding upon the merits. doth a'liudge, order,
and decree, that the said defendant after having g-
ven sixty days notice Of the time and pisce OF sale.
sell the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned
at such time times as he may think proper to-
the highest bidder, at public sucticn upon a crsd-
it of12 mcnthsas to one moety of the purchase mo-
ney, and oftwo years 60 til other moiety, taking
bond and security and deed of trust upon the nds
in order to secure payment of the purchase money;
and that he hold the same subject to the future
der OF the court.
Copy-Teste,
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VIE sale OF the two tracts at land, ca & III,
r. Gross iioais and Bower, advertised ia Tins -
per to take place the i7th Of Jure last, in Writ,
ct y decj OF uast from VIM, Edwards AID Fame,
~ Edwards his wife, to the subscriber for the bcn-
eht oil John IL. Cocke, having. been postponed by
consent OF the par ues-.No;icc is hereby given thst
the said property or so nauch thereof as win be suc
hcient to satisfy the balance which may then remain
dne anu unpaid Of the debts in the said deed of trust
mentioned, viii! positively be sold 10 the highest bid
Yet at auction for ready money, at Su,ry Court
House on Tuesday the 29th day of December next.
u 'air, otherwise the first fair day III, reAfter.
~ FiULCO.I, TIas,ee..
Surry County. Dec q =
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EeY virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 mo by
Ed Miles Cary, OF the county Of 5urry, bearing
date tie 10Th day of July 1919, will be sold Surr
courthouse, Saturday the 10Th day of December
next, three Lots, in the town of Gotham, which,
good dwelling house and other out-hou es or so
mnch thereof shall be sufficient to pay the sum Of
SIX hundred dollars md the cost Of executin. ills
trust Being otherwise rested, will only con-
vey such title as is vested in me us trustee.
c.. F'R.7.TCLS WICKER, Trustee.
November 20 st
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TR7OMpKINS & MURRAY, Have received s.
are now opening their LONDON GOODS, con-
sisting of valuable and extensive assortment of
Ciotas' Cassimeres, Linens, CaIicoes. Musns. &c.
Xxx on board of the Oliver Ellsworth from Liver
pool now, at City Point, they have considerable
portion of their coarse Woollens, Hardware and
Cutlery, which may be expected up in the course of
or 10 days. all of which they offer for sale, on
reasonable terms, for cash, negotiable paper.
or 80 Bales Napt Cottons on hand.
Nov. 8. If
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"a ME eoportnership of Howson Clark &co. is dis
n solved-thc subscribers alone are authorised to
settle up the business and receive the debts due the
concern. 1t Is not known the subscribers that a.
ny debts due from the concern, should there, how
ever, be any claim against them, imm etate infor-
nation isrequeeted, as payment may be forthwith
made. JNO.& HOWSON CLARK.
Halifax, Va, Dec. /.
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VIM. w. HENING.

n ANDS FOR S.4LE.-By virtue of the above
A decree of the Honorable Superior Court of
Chsncery for the Richmond District will be soid, az
public auction, TO the highest bidder, at the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond, upon the fourth
day of January next, If fair, otherwise the next fair
dPv the following tracts Of land in the state of Nir-
gina viz
10l3O acres in the county Of Greenbrer, on the
north-east sile OF tile Meadow river.
500 aces formerly in Harrison, but now in RAN
dolpi, cOun'y ON Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
doIph count, on tho waters Of Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
dolph county, between Stewards run end i!edtiiDs
Mill run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in RAN
do'ph county, on Stewart's run.
500 acres in Harrison county, on ;lc waters Of
S,cwqrts run, dran Of Tiger Valley rivcr.
50SlJ acres in Harrisrn county OH Hackers creek.
1910 acres forraerly in Harrison, but now 10 Ram
dolph county, on the head-waters OK Stewards run,
drain Of Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, hut now in Ran
dolph county, ~ the Gladly fork Of Cheat river.
1889 acres in the county of Harrison on the waters
OF Gnatty creek.
1000 acres formerly ~ Harrison, but row Randolph
county, On tie GIads fnrk ofCheat river
2O01 acres p Harrison county, on tie right hsn9
fork ~ Cnatiy crock.
POGO ncres in Harrison county on the efthnrd fork
Of Cinauy creek.
The latents nv the al,ove lands ore all Issued te
the said C"iieri leans, assignee ~ Henry Bauts--
and tie sae vii. according to tie terms 81 the snH
decree. BIZ upon credit Of tw eiyo muntts rs ~ one
nOety ul the purchase uney, aud Of twn yeHrs rs 10
The other m"iety. Tie purchasers t. 1ise hod and
'Vcrrity. and fee &C trust Upnn the lud5 iU order
70 secure payment OF tie purchase money.
DANIEL. CNIb
Ererh.or Of d6d derisec IN frVsf.
tyiJcT tie last mn and Ir3fduer'
Of R>jeyt Jleaas, dee'a
Oct. c3. eawtds
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% BE Rented FOR year, or Leased for term
Of years, the Tavern aud Stores Mt Charles
City court House with 900 OF excellent wheat
land in rich wheat nsighborhood, and good situa
ton for Mercantile business Apply - re or my
Son JOAN for terTas. JOHN TYLER
Ueoeraber {. te5thD