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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14
T. THOMPSON, c. c.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
The Co-partnership heretofore ex.
isting between the Subscribers, joint
proprietors Of the Alexandria Ga
zette is this day dissolved by mu-
tua! consents The Gazette will
hereafter he conducted by Samuel
Snowdcn, who is authorised to set.
tie the affairs Of the concern.
S. sNOWDEN,
]. d. SIMNlS.
March 7
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14
s. II, on the examination Of goods,

s. II, on the examination Of goods,
a deficiency or surplus is found then
the % s (excusing a mistake within
s D. o. in the entry Of the regula-
ton for duties by sea. is to be in
forced, should even notice be given
to the Custom house before the entry
is made.
4. If, at the expiration Off weeks,
no entry has been made to the custom
house summons, the owner or his cer-
respondents, and, if not present. the
captain, and proceed to the imme-
date examination and specification
Of the goods. following the sa@ Of
the regulations for duties by sea. by
which year and weeks is granted
to the owner Of such goods to claim
them on paying duties and charges.
5. In ease that neither the owner
nor the other above mentioned per-
sons should appear, the Custom house
alone proceeds to the formality pre-
scribed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14
Boat Stolen.

I'M Sunday night the Attn inst from
~ opposite the Navy Yard at Wah-
l,ston, was stsien small BOAT, IL
or 3 feat long, painted green up to her
bends, has one tim Der broken on the
starboard side abont a anidships, and
one side of her seuH has been broken
and paiied on again two new ash ears,
and rudaer aod til'er were taken with
nor, nail was driven through the af-
ter part of the t'lIer to prevent its
spliuing- 4 reward of FIVE dollars
viii be paid for the delivery of the
Goat to ME at Twins Wharf, and 20
dollars additional for the apprehension
and con ic.ion Of t e thief
ISAAC RFDMorD'
1znat.>-af~sl.s Slooh Mechanic.
March IA. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14

Ecas OF every description, without dis
tinction of bottom as yet, 90 per ID.
Cschineal and Jesuits bark, 80
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14
Merino Sheep.

~ ME Subscriber has for Sale, at his
n residence, about Eve miles below
Alexandria, a few thorough bred young
Me7ano Rams
f ON twelve IT, fifteen months cd, which
will be Fl. for service the ensuing season,
/ thompson Mason.
March a. 2su 3vS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-14
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
Extract Of letter, dated Bordeaux,
January 2, 1915.
6 1t is with sincere pleasure | an
nounce to you that treaty Of peace
was signed by the American and British
commissioners on the 24.h ult. at Client.
American produce must decline consi-
dera5lv--to what degree is difficult to
pronounce. Cn.tons are very scarce,
and the consumption great in this coun.
try. We haveno American tobacco
foe qualities are likely to answer.
Exchange on London, 81 fir. 90, peri.
On Amsterdam, 81 l.s groots car. per
8 fir.
On Hamburg, 20. l6 shil. banco per
fr.
On Madrid, IS fr. per pistole."
NEW TARIFF OF DyTIEs.
In French Dot II. do. fran In "a
from FIR. CO. foreign CO. reign
ionirs lonjcs. 6ottms
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Commercial Regulations in Russia.
Extract Of Regulations respecting I'm
ports by Sea:
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Eutract Of a letter. from a gentleman
Of responsibility in Paris to his
friend in Nero FORK, Gin zcl,ich he
has been resident for number
Of years,) dated December 10Th,
1915.
Sc Things begin to assume bright
er prospect here. The king is a
man of resoIute mind, and of fine
understanding I cannot toe much
admire him fer the courage he has
displayed. Coming, as il were. in
the midst ruins, having against him
the army, the Jacosins, and the pur,
chasers OF national domains, he did
not despair Of the safety Of France;
and proceeds on towards accomplish
ing it without either noise OF parade.
There have been several conspira-
cies, all Of which have been sup.
pressed without any remarkable in
terposition ofauthority. The dispo-
sition Of the troopsis growing better
every day. Appsehensions of danger
for the king were not long since en-.
tertaiaed, or meant TO brighten him.
Some Of the marshals advised him
not to make his appearance at the
theatre Of L'odeon he replied, {"
will go, am under 30 fear; it is
for you TO answer for every thing"
Orders were immediately given. and
in less than an hour and an bait ten
thousand troops f'rem Sevses, Courhe-
voye and Vincenaes arrived, and all
took an emphatical oath TO shed the
last drop of their blood for the king
and the royal family. You may give
this as fact.
s. Marshal Soult has recently been
appointed Secretary Of War, which
very much pleases the army. Mae
donald has spoken with great energy
in favor OK the emigrants, and has
caused the army to vote IL millions
per annum out OF their pay, for their
relief"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY

HhEIN(s des:ros,s To ra,s fund n,,. N,,n,r ,,;lh
Us aod ,,omu,e,ei.l ,,,yro,,.' ia - ."I -
tiuce, ,a sell under The ;r,.,,or Of .rso,. .iio
SO H., ,..h,s, l,;,,.. ~, - - 80" ~ ~
,a, The lC,i, Ia, al I,Iy no., 4, t,;r -, 80
ftr dsy-Jn,f' q il,,,tLe JSLn,,,tsa s,,s,n,;
nv u,.r th. NJ, ,r;Ir.. a '' 20, - '''.''
,xn,;i.s ,,o, nc ST., n, -; :. ""o
ABOUT do al, ,Shich,s exee., ,'a,S,,
ducinv $50 To a,O toms of h,v Nor. ,,,,,, .I ,ira
sd by ,,oi i,is.s a., ~. o,,at ~ aa, - 80, "
state S,,iosS,,iaS o,. q, car. In oc. 49, 81 y
SUPERIOR ouaL,y Tor ne.ow well ,;nberes III, az
-, So! wa $3.50 "s' ''.i'e,eu "'.a 'sps
q ,,, ,S,. sili,;,,,, n, ,y,,r.. ~. - :, ~ -
an, tn 90. ~. al; =, IN - 80 - 'sy
,, ,,,. I.,u,, !, r n, ot ah,,, ,,,;,,,. c., - S:sI
Y ,,is ''~' ~ " y" ~s~
The hioliau,I has ce, c,,.,l, .o,, ss,n.,; .na;
.,,,uu ll,. ,,l,p,,d -, .,y,.' -, L., -, ,, -
no r iau6 s y ~, M, 49, 90 ,,r. ,, ;v e., 10y
1y Tie auit ON OF 40 or an GEAR, l,;. ~; ,a,,d rro
IN Iowe,,a, ,IsS ,o No.. ..,. F. 49,, .n.s.
~ ."" 40 :" VIC sNie. i"t, y. s"s. acres
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.MNIWE
June 10.

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
.NEXI'.lL'GUSF COURT
4 tREENSNiLLE cou ", at the court-hous. there
~ of, shall sell At Public Auction, for cash, so
much of all the
LIMBS e. LoTs,
In that county, returned delinquent for the non-pay-
men oltle taxes OF the years 1884, iTo2 1885, 1894,
1875, 1885, 1897, 1923, 1899 1901, 1891, 1902 1905
1901, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1905 1909, 1870 1911, 1879
and 1873 as will be sufficient discharge the arrears
oftaxes which shall then remain unpaid for those
years. and ten per cenium per annum damages there
on
The sales will commence on the first day of the
court, and Continue from day to day, until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorized to receive I'll such
taxes and damages, any time before Che land shall be
sold
A list of delnqucRcies may he seen in the Clerks
Office OF the County, in possession of the Suiscri.
her, in the Office of the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts.
WILLIAM S. JErFHIEs,
DepVytor
THOMAs FURTER, S. g. c..
June 1O.---wSwp
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LSHEPEBY CHEN, TINT
4 ] the next August Court of Bad, County, at the
1AConr,-aouse thereof, shall sell at public auc-
tontor cash, so much ofail the
LAMPS g LOTS,
m that counyt, returned delinquent for the non-pay-
ment OF the taxes of the last year, together with all
lands& lotsreurhed delinquent forthe wears / 81 :,
l792, 1885, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, I79S, 1799 ISoO
1901, 1902 1905, 1904 1905, 1906, 1907, 1909 1910
1871, 1919, 1915 viii be sufficient 10 discharge, the
srrearsofxcs which sllallten remain unpaidf those
years, and ten per cent. per damages thereon
and eosts, together with the taxes for the present
year.
The Sales Will commence the first dsy of the
court and continue from day to day until they shall be
completed.
The subscrberis authorised TO receive all such tax
es AMI damages any time before the land shall be-
sid
list Of den1uenciss may be seen in the Clerks
ofhce OF the County, in possession OF the subseri-
Der, or in the Office OF the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts
WH.LL4lT yWDE.7N, s. b. C.
gS.t,b
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VALUABLE ESTATE
FOR SHE.

EsY Virtue of Deed OF Trust executed tothe Su'
/ , scrber, by Solomon Dibon, Esq. of the Town
DAn'ie, Virginia, and Hapcy Dibon, his wife, and
record III the county court Oi Pitts, ivania for the D.
pose o. securing the payment OF certain monies to 1
State Bank Of n ort Caro- ina.-WILL he Som, to 1
highest bidder, on tie premises, Saturday the q
day ci July next, the very valuable s.
.lteictaRt Hills, Lands lotS, Toll Bridge Dist
Ty and TdEney, g.
Occupied or Owned by the said Dbon, at, or n,
Danyiiie-ills estate offers tn enterprising men, 4
strongest inducements TO become the purchasers OF
1t is situated immediately Dan Ri, en-, t;e na,.
ton OF which, will certainly be improved, at disr
period, TOR boats.
The Mills consist Of Merchant grilt-Inill, =;
pair OF stones & two excellent cloths * a saw-l
upon the most approved construeton--al in comp
order They stand Oh canalsuppicd iron. the ri
which neF er iallS-aId they perfectly cure t.
iresi.es. The adjacent ntry is rich and prudul
and thc population tcu4shing--All kinds OF gram
be hid IN TIE neighbcrhood o. the hed ;errnS--and
towH aiiordsa ready market for all the lumber
eau be cut at the Saw-nill
The STlLL-iioUsE is large. convenient and IS
framed house. beng 81 feet by &C. with every ne.s
~ appendase for a distillery Of the largest and
kind.
The BnInGE is a very desirable property, beint
cross Dan-lyer, Immediately at the tuwn-It isl
under repair, and will be completed before the
OF sale of soud lnaterials--1 he Ions have qme
ed upon ;,n average, 70 s 1000 annually for the la
years, and have been gradually pcre asing Of
BRIDGE two undivided third parts (being MIR Dibo
interest Lhcrcin,) WILDE sold.
The LANES contain 262 S-4 acres, which ant
entirely surround the town Of Dauville, exten.
Oh the river about mile; containing 30 or more (.
eres Oi River LOw(ilounds oi the bes qial,tv-ahu,.
90 acres OF which, heavily tnbered--thc bal
ance Of the tract is upand, mostly in woods and well
timbered.
On this land, besides the Mnls, bridge ard ,st,lIe
~, IS large and commodous D1selGng-touse il
good repair-boing 81 feet square aud having ,ish
rooms with six replacos, with every necessary an,
con'ement out-housc III good order, for a i,nily-4.
s4 valuable I"1neiy, having sufficiently of V ats
OF every description, sunk, 10 carry on tue bust
ness eXtcnsvcly-a good Tanners house ard out hou
Sos, 5sam-house, bark houses, curIiers-shop, bark
m II, and every other convenience. The Tanncry j
nav under lease for term, to expire ia May 1917
at which Time actual possession be had, and il
the NEAR willie, the purchaser to have the benefit @
the lease. The sale will be in Lots to suit the pu
ehastis. The terms will be, cash { T. all sums unde
S2OO-snd FOR all sums above $780, q credit of 6, II
is mcnths-;he purchaser to give notes negotiable
stthe tate Bank Of Nerth.C Carolina, at Raleigh, bear
uS interest from the date, with three approved name
two Oh whom, at least, shall reside in Nsrth- Care
THOS RUFFIN Trustee
H'l5bor1ugh, n. e. june 81 tbs
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DOMESTIC.
To Me Ealtors oftAe Aat.0nal EateAgeneer

Washington, Jlrle &c, 1914.
GENTLEMEN,
Ieuclose you some dispositions
taken recently at Detroit, shelving, in strong
colors, the arrogance and insolence with
which the Brisisn officers at Sandwich and its
neighborhood have already treated our citi-
Gems. 1t is proof sufficient that deadly &
Unsuitable spirit for revenge fills their minds,
and that they are not disposed to reciprocate
those rites OF hospitality and friendship, which
a return of peace produces in all civilized
nations. Their subjects have free and uu-
confronted privileges, when they cross into the
American territory, and are universally treat
cd with respect and friendship whilst not
single American citizen dare cross the river
either on business or pleasure, without receiv-
ing the abuse and olackguardism of Colouel
James and his officers, particularly the Col
Nnel, who appears TO have studied tactics I'M
der N1ofneaur and the Big Chicken, rather
than in the more polished school of Mars. lie
is requested by number of the respectable
citizens of Detroit, that the dispositions may
be published, as they contain undoubted facts
---or that if it be not convenient to publish
tnem entire. you would please to notice the in
solent and outrageous conduct of the British
officers in Upper Canada, in such terms as
they may seem to you to warrant.
am, gentlemen, yours, &c.
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rs HERFRy ryYEn =

rs HEREBY CTVENc TINT
a L the next August Court of powhatan County,
lie Auction, for Cash, SO much of all the
Il Il ND S g lots
in that County, returned delinquent for the non-pov
nent OF the axes OF the lsst year. and tor the pre-
cedng years, as will he sufficient to discharge the ar
rears OF taxes which shall then remain unpaid Cor that
and the pr ceding years, AID ten per ccnum per an
mum damages thereon, together with the taxes of the
Pre- sent year.
The Sales will commence on the first day of The
Court and continue from Gay to day until they sian
be- completed.
The Subscribers arc authorised to receive all such
iHXes and damages, at any time before the Land
shall be sold.
A list OF delnquents may be seen in the Clerks
Office OF the C3Gnty, in Possession OF the Subscri
ners' or, IN the otficc of the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts.
THOMAS e FRANCIS WATKINS,
DetHies for
q. WILLIAMSON, S. p. C.
tp,.r
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he then asked deponent his name. who repli-
ed, John Gum Colonel James then answer
ed, the Fiat belongs TO government and i
will not lend it, and further he said, now or
der you oil this place. across the river imme-
diateiy, or else win put you under Guard
then called to his orderly, and directed him
to take deponent and convey him to the Fer
ry, aud kick him all the way for dar,,'d
Yankee. This deponent CT ssed the river.
and went TO his quarters, at Jacob Visgar,
Esq. before tattoo, aud further he saith not,
JOHN GUM.
Sworn and subscribed at Detroit this s1st
day Of May, a. ID. 1915, before me-
JAMES MAY, J.P. d. D..
Territory Of Dhchigur, 10 qvit:
|, Peter Audrain, Clerk of the Supreme
Court OF the territory of Michigan, do hereby
certify that James May, ESQ. before whom
the within affidavit was taken, is a Justice of
the peace in the district of Detroit, in the ter,
ritory OF Michigan, and that as such, faith il
due TO his signature in all his proceedings in
and out of Court.
In testimony whereof, have hereupto
subscribed my name and affixed
my seal of Office, at Detroit, first
June 1915.
PETER AUDRAIN.
elk. s. c. t. M.
Detroit, June I, 1915.
The undersigned have, for long time been
personally acquainted with John Gum of
Champaign county, Ohio, and have always
known him honest, industrious and attentive
to his own business, and during the war with
Great Britain, has at all tunes been patriotic
and willing to serve his country.
II. GLENN,
JAS. M'CLOSKEY,
JAS II. AUDRAIN,
RICHD. SMYTH
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NOTYCE

z HEREBY GIVEN, That at the next August
Court OF 5pottsyiyania County, at the Courthouse
thereo shall sell at Public Auction, for cash, so much
of alithe
LANDS e. LOTS,
in that County, returned delinquent tor the nonpay
ment of the taxes of the years 1890 1891 17e2 1898
l194, 795, 1896, 1897, 1923, 1884, 1900 1901, 1902
1905, 1907, 1905, 1906, 1907 1909 1870 1911, 1912
taxes whieh shall then remain unpaid (o- those differ
ent years. and ten per eentum damages thereon
The sales will commence on the first DAY of the
Court, and continue from day day, until they shall
be completed.
The subscriber isauthorsed to receive all such taxes
and damages at any time before the Land shall be
sold.
list ofdeinqn ences may be seen in the Clerks
Once OF the County, in Possession of the subscriber
or IN the Office ofthe Auditor of Public Accounts
ROBERT CRUTCHEIELD, Deny.
ROBERT PATTON, S. s. C.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
L the next August court of Cumberland county
~ at the courthouse thereof shall sell at public
auction, for cash, much Of all the
L.4.NDSS LOTS,
IN that comfy, returned delinquent for the non-pay-
ment Of the taxes prior tle year 1914 as will be
sufficient to discharge the of taxes which re-
main unpaid, and ten Ter centum damsgcs thereon.
he sales will commence on the first dayN Of the
court, and continue from day TO day until they shall be
completed.
The subscriber is authorised TO receive all such tax
es and damages any time before til. land shall be
sold.
A list Of deliaquencies may be seen in the Clerks
Office Of the county, in possession Of the subscriber or
in the Office Of the Auditor of Public accounts
JAMES B. WOODSON, d. s.
ron
JOHN WOODSON, S. C. c.
June
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NOTICE
IS HEREIN GlNE.N. TNAT Ar TiiH
.NEXT .4UGU.S7' COUPT' or

.S-E&T .9trCUST' COURT or
NyoNTGOAiERY County, AZ the courthouse
Iva thereof shall sell az public auction, for cash,
so much ofali the
LANDS g LOTS,
IN that county, returned delinquent for the non-pay
mcnt OF the taxes oftc last year. viii he sufficient
to discha'e the arrears OF tsxes which shall then
main unpaid we'll for that year FOR any arresra
seS that may be due, since the year 1888, aud ten
per cent. damages thereon, together with the taxes
OF the present year
The Sales will commence the first day of the
court and continue from day day, until they shall
be completed.
tiie Subscriber is authorised to receive ali such
es aad damages at any time before the aad shall be
sold
list Of delinquents may be in the Clerks of
nee o'tle connty IA possession Of the subscribc, or
IN the Office OF the Auditor Of public accounts.
WN. Is. CHARLroS, and
IHos tDowfER, D. s.
far
GopDAN CLoYD, S. NJ. C..
Ctu
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NOIYNllE--

a PETITION viii be presented 10 the next Gene
a Assembly Of this CommOuwes lth, praying thst an
set NAV pass aut orisiegs sale of the plate and other
property belonging to Brick Clu en-, in g. Stephens
parish. King & Queen, and the money arising from,
5lch sale, 70 be appropriated towards repairing said
Church.
u. p. COURTNEY.
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JAMES MAY, ID. D.
Territory ofBHchigan, !
District 0fDekrOfk, So


Personally appeared before the subscriber
one OF the Justices assigned to keep the peace
within and for said district, viz. John Gum.
Citizen ofMe u. Suites, from CHAMPAIGN
county, Ohio, who made oath according to
law, deposeth and saith, that on the evening
Of the 50th instant, this deponent crossed the
river Detroit, opposite the town of Sandwich.
for the purpose of borrowing E2af, to cross
some stock cattle for that market: this de-
ponent called on the British Conlmissary. to
lend him the Fiat, who politely told this depo-
nent it was totally out Of his power, unless he
applied 20 the Commander, Colonel James.
for his permission. II his deponent ACCORDING.
y waited on col James, and after saluting
him with his hat of, he enquired if he was
Colonel Iames--the Colonel replied, am the
person, and asked deponent, what do yot.
want--this deponent replied, am directed
by tie Commissary TO ask your permission
iorhim 20 loan me the Flat, to cross sorne
stock cattle tomorrow morning. tor Sandwich
market Col. James taen asked deDonent.
TO you live on belong 70 this side deponent
replied NO, SIT, I live in the state Of OHIO
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ROBERT PATTON. S. sc

why cfs---WCW
IN CHAN'CERY.
IN Gooohlsnd County Court, COL. Feb 1915.
4 George Perkins, PltE.
AGA1NsT
Ihomss Mer1ivether, Def
THE Defendant not having entered his aunear-
and given secrrity according TO the act Of Assem-
bly,, ami the rules ofhs Court aid it appearing to the
satisfaction Of The Court that he is not an nhabtant Of
this stateon motion Of the plaintiff By his counsel II
s oraeed that the said defendant do appear here on
the third MONDAY in August next, Il answer the plan
tits bill and thst 4 COPY Of this order be forthwith
Inserted in some public newspaper published in tie e
y Of r chmoud, for Two moths successiyely q that
uothcr copy he posted the rontdoor Of the court
house OF this county.
A oopy.-Tcs;e,
W. MILLER, G. &C.
rune d sc
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NOTICE

70 UEREBY GIVE.N
THAT at the August Court OF Spot.sylva-
j. MIA County, at the Courthouse thereof,
shall sell at public auction, for cash. so much of ali the,
LANDS u LOTS
In that county, returned delinquent for the no-pay-
ment ct the taxes OF the last year. will be sufficient to
discharge the arrears oftsxss which shall then remain
unpaid for that year, aud ten per cenurn damages
thereon, together with the of the present year
The sales will commence the first day of the
Court ard CONTINUE from day to day, until they shall be
completed.
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all sich tax
and damages at any time before the land shall he
sold. list OF deiinquences may be seen in the Clerks
Once 81 ie County, in possession of the Subscriber or
~ the Office OF the Auditor Of Public accounts
ROBERT CRUTCHFIELD, Depy.
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JAMES MAY,J. P. d. D.
Territory Of Michigan, }
District of DetrOif. So'

District Of Detroit, 90
Personally came before the undersigned one
of the Justices assigned to keep the peace for
the District aforesaid, viz. James Baptist
Comparet, sen. who made cath according TO
law, deposeth and saith, that on the night of
the twenty-ninth inst his son Jean KaDtst
Comparet, Jun. slept at his house all night
and did not leave it until after daylight this
morning, when Major FalIy called at dcpo-
nent's house and asked him to permit his
son 10 go over the river to do some business
for him at Sandwich, to which this depouent
consented--and further he saith not.
(Signed)
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WI. COOK.

LyFOR.'fShs friends and Tie bnbHc, ffaf he
has this dy fs,ned Il
COPARTNERSHIP
7oiM Mr.. Henry Wax.--the 5nsll IS, h,refof,re car
Iyea on by him, 7SH be conducted ~ M Har, tq-
der the fi7n cf
COOK y NIX.
Vho 71H erecufc al ordsrs far He manufacture Of
clPer, TN, sheet iron, &c IL tie hest Mariner au
on me io5sesf farms
NIB Ihe hghesf Price .gi1en tor old COPPER, be4r-
June J4----.tf
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II
% shall sell at Pubic Auction for cash, so much
OF ali the
LANDS & LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the non-pay
Gent OF the taxes of the last year, will ne sufficient
to discharge the dr'rears of taxes which shall then
remain unpaid for that year, and ten per centum la
year.
The sales will commence the first day of the
Court, and continue from day to day until obey shall
he completed
Also, at the same time and place. shall sell Mt
Public Auction for cash, much OF all The Lands and
LosIn that county returned delinquent for the noI-
1878.
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages Al any time before the land shall
he sold.
list of deiinqueneies may be in ,lic Clerks
OfGc OF the County, in possession Of the Subscii-
Der, or, In tue oifce of the Auditor Of Pubic Ac-
counts
WM. T.. ALLEN
iSher!f Of Jam@s- City.