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lT6 .he Editor Of the Enqarer.l

suffer ne through y@nr pa
per, to EXPRESS my thanks TO % Il DiSpl-
teresfed Citizen" for the pleasure have
enjoyed in reading his three numbers in
vindication of the law, to compel the
Banks to pay specie. He has placed that
subject In its proper light, and his defence
of it is mastery & unanswerable. It appears
TO NE, however, that in his last num-
Der, in pronouncing an opinion on the mea-
sures adopted by the Banks to enable them
to comply with the acquisitions of the law.
ne has ftilen into very great error an
error the mere remarkable. considering
the clear perceptions manifested upon ev-
cry other branch of the subject.
He says, that - of the two modes Of
preparing for specie payments, It does
plainly appear to him that the Banks have
4 ch0s n the worst" And ne very plainly
intimatas that instead Of diminishing the
4 amount of their notes in circulation, they
j should have contented themselves with
purchasing an adequate quantity Of spe
\ cie to sustain their Coating paper" His
4 idea OF an adequate quantity is further ex
planned when he afterwards informs us
that experience has ascertained that a
Bank is ordinarily in prudent and safe
Course Of business, which has one dollar of
4 otits paper in circulation"
Ihave always understood, that one of
the principal causes of complaint against
4 the Banks since the suspen sion of specie
3payments, was, that avaiing themselves of
that measure, they had greatly overtra-
8 ted, & by surcharging the circulation had
caus-d depreciation of their paper. In
< deed, this writer does himseli reiterate the
charge, for ne speaks OF the Banks having
derived extraordinary gains from vio-
iation of their engagements"
1t then an excessive issue of Bank notes
IS one OF the causes of that depreciation,
to remedy which the law passed, how
docs IN UsiUterested Citizen" propose to
r1re the evll Not by the obvious means
~ diminishing, but by adding to the AREA
10y excessive amount Of notes in circulate
Hon. For, it must be remembered, teat
Tor every hundred dollars in specie pur-
4chased and placed in Their vaults to sus-
Fam their floating paper, the Banks must
issue one hundred dollars in notes and,
5 moreover, bank notes to the amount Of the
premium paid for thr specie. But 20 make
me subject = little palmer,
VI the 1st Of January last
q me amount of notes IN
Circulation, we will sup
pose to have been 8 6,100,OOO
'Pe- Gle III the vaults Of The
Banks 100000
According to the plan proposed by the
F''eT, they ought now to issue two mill-
'''S more OF notes to PURCHASE specie, aud
men making no allowance for the premi-
UNI might cost, the account would stand
votes in circulation $500 900
pec'e IN their vaults 100000
Waleh is a proportion Of 3 to l.. But il
millions was a greater amount Of Cir
nation, than the commerce of the coun-
1oaid advantagc 3usly mploy, and that
2 80 IS proved by the depreciation OF the
"N peper, what must be the consc-
'''ee u 4dding tac two rsillionss The
2aFio sly would be, that the excess
60 regulation, aooYs the wants OF
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baltimore. JUty d.
LATE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.


Cap;aiA Stafford, who arrived here YES
terday In the Coquette, from St. Jago
states that the frigate Maccdonlan, capt.
Warrington. arrived at Santa Martha, on
the 2Sth of May, with Christopher Hughes
Jus. Esq. or board as Commissioner from
the American government to the Spanish
gen. Moriilo. He again ssiled on the 3Oth
Tor Cartiagena. Mess S Cooper of Balti-
more. and Stanley, of New Orleans, pri-
soners, got away IN he Mac edonian. Capt
Easton, Of the sch. Oh rles Stewart, OF n.
Orleans. who had been a prisoner eight
months, made his escape, taking the cen
tine! along with him-Fve other Amer
cans rem~ln at Santa Martha yet as pri
sonsrs.
Santa Fee surrendered to the royalists
on the 9th of May. Morillo was repulsed
three times, and had lost most of lis army,
particularly his officers. From accounts
1t Santa Martha, Bolivar is making great
progress againstthe Royalists. The ISLAND
of Margaretta and Cumana had surrender
ed to him, and he was making way to Car
racas. and supposed thence to cross the
country to the river Magdaiena. to Inter
cept MoriIlo. re- I'M.
The p. Regent has in general order
reprlmanded IN severe terms Sr X. VII
son, and Capt. Hutchinson, for the part
which they took in aiding NJ. Lavalette.
Capt. Gray, arr. at y. Y. from Tene-
rife. states, as the report of that place,
that the Spanish government was highly
dissatisfied with the refusal of The II. S to
deliver up w. Florida and that the mis-
understanding between the two govern
ments would probably lead to all immediate
war. (Ch no
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TIE 3GBSCFTlElEHS

- - - = - 9 ~
ARE Just Rcccising the fo;iowing articles. viz.
05 bills. Ale, rs boxes Soap
100 boxes lin Plate, x aud Common
700 half pint tao,hle,s
dozen pint and halfpint GvLleis
Il hall Lamps
90 reams Warning Paper
10 do foolseap do
Is dozen States, 10000 Qoill-.
ONE C.qSE DRY-GooDs.
Containing rich French silk sh,vls, .Csnton
Plaid Silks, do. Crane Searis, elersat Fars.
Jaces and Fringe, Furniture Clint, HYire
Thread, Kid Gloves, &c.
LVST'ORE,
s pipes Cogniac. brandy
90 brxes Metlsc Wine
10 do Fresl, Prunes
hh1s. Rcctfiel Wbiskev
hid. 5th proot Jamaira nun
O. bbls. Cider, casks Cheese
tots assorted Iron and Steel
do. do. Pct NJ Shot
10 cases Beaver, Rovum and Wool Hate
so boxes Smoking Pipes
Is do. Spermaceti Candles
bags Race Ci'g ger
case Domestic Shirtings and Stripes, Sc.
JOHN o LAY s. Co.
June d. I7-St
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H,ashin gtpn. Lly 4.

Nj. HvDE nE NEUviLLE Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister picsro.en.iary of Ills Most Christian
Majesty, set on. yesterday for Virginia, to pay his
respects to the President, at his seat in Orange
County.
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Capt. Gray, or.he brig Sterny, Who arrived here
yesterday fron, Tenor,iit informs dat tie British
rigate Newcastle and another in corrpanv. sailed
from TenerifF.- The 5h of May, for St. Hsiens,
with Ambassadors from the allies and several French
nnblemen IN y nL.l.
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COAL Al AUCTION.

COAL AT AUCTION.
& IN Tuesday next. the 9th iust At iOo'c.oclS. WI
I y be sold, ut the Coal ward Of mess,s. Archer,
X Anderson, adjoining Mr.. Cunuiaghaai's Lumber
House, ON the Bssi,
$4,000 8usfcfs ofCoak,
Very large, snu geod ss any brought this n,are.
itrnill he sold ~ lots TO suit purchasers and those
wishing TO procure Coal for their winter supply,
VIII hnd il 20 their rtercs, to si;eri, tn. sSle
C'edIi liberal and MADE known ~ Sale.
PcrhAiYs, Ounicn g Cohiopd.
Auc.i,yesrs.
july D. lT-it
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CONVENTION

Though already publishing one series Of Let
ters, which is mt completei yet we begin ano-
Their, that our Western Brethren may have eve
y opportunity Of stating the grievances of which
they coOplsin
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LGaccster cea,,tp. y,os s.
IY.HNYED.

q hNE jourueyniao Cahinct-M ake--..fiss Q or ;
{ y Apprentices t. toe above hdsi.,ess. Enoni. :.
~ the Subscriber, on Shoeios Ill., doors above
Mr. VIM. Hanks's Private Fnte-'aip,nrut
JOSEPH FILL.
Juiy o. 17..st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06

U. s. RASK--rnors than 500 Shares subsori-
bed for the books in this City.
c. For the List ofLetters, see 4th Psge.
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PENITENTIARY, 7th NO 9Th, 1916.
EETAN1lNG ior th- use Of this yastitutior /,
w quantity OF Slaves aed Whec, ~imber. (the
former Immediately a-d for seasoned Slaves and
Heading, liberal price will he g,vnn A bill Will
be furnished IN application At the Pententary, Toe
The Wheel Timber
SAM'L. p. PARSONS, Krene-.
July 6. t-sw
ESVR SAif.-Ihe rvveIsion OF !, Tract Of Land.
4 in Richmond County, called
SION HOUSE.
The Irac; is understond 60 contain about nno
Acres--i' lies Immediately on the Rappahannosk
RIVER, abCn; so miles from It's mouth and possosss,
an 'hs sdSsn'sseso Of situation on the water The
i-an,i IS co sideIed oq'ial TO any on the river
The buildings have been numerous and conven;-
emit bat are all going to decay for want of repairs
For terms, dho,yfo
JOHN SEWARD
LGaccster Cs1,fp. J,tss fs.ets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
GOTERWO RS SPERCR.
Gentlemen Of me Senate, and
Gentlemen Of the
House Of RchresenfatiUc8.

LIDNoC " ttIflCSSNfNtsUC8.
AS we have ASSUMED the several stations which
the suf ages Of orr feIlow-citizens have destined
US To sustain for the present year, I avail my self
Of this customary interview to congratulate YOU on
lie return OF Ills interesting season, and that our
country is enjoying state Of peace aud domestic
tranquility.
The institution Of civil government is essential
10 human happines5-withOut government, ex;s-
tencs would To be blessing. Bat as We
can discern 10 ground in nature or the assumption
of ri h' ~ individual to confront tic &C ions of
anotiier We conclude that ali men arc originally
equel IN therefore, that legitimate government
must be derived from the will Of the people,
HoVe.cr little the existing governments Of tie
wur,. generally, may correspond wh'i these posi-
tions Wa have The satisfaction 70 reflect that Mas.
ssrlm.at,i aud her sister states, separately aid
ecnioi,siy, haTe realized, and are now enjoying tie
,isht Of scicgoyernmert.
Tnlt numerous population should assemble
and le,isiate upon the uuuf,rious concerns Incl
dent 90 he socsl state, IS obviously ie,pracieaoe
Esgcetiln and cxperi-noe, however, suggested =
eogvis fioa, aud representative authority was the
r. solt,fa compromise. Every conceivable. com
use, a. o,rfslgbia u anarchy but d men duly =.
inns their Own Interests cDnmutirg their ba-
tna o. irs essa iDd,i .uai for ti, portion Of hber-
e. he snrf. 0ieis, ns5t receive ~ bcnefts from
society fsr 20 atc ih.n ar equiv lent
Tie peo,,.e of firs STATE ave been favored by AZ
inluie Uf = 0ynielc, wii'sa opportunity spon'a-
u.ols'y # Framing lor thcms ives constitution NJ
.oger4rient uu0a tic broad batls of equal rights.
and We taas he % smitt'd % exit IN The reAec'i-
og ti,at coo gsat q iesiiDns involved IN forfnnle
system o. nsts q. MOST ST itrefai,ei, for a.
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TIE sUBSCRIBERs
4-v6w

A BOUT to establish Museum in the City Of
"A R'S nond, are anxious to collect Of possible
every curiosity Ot nature and art, which Tic State Il
Virginia furnish. The liberaIity aud public spi.
rii which characterize the inhpbitsnts Of the an.
cient dominion, justify the hope that the proprie.
tors Of the intended establishment will receive from
the patronage Of her citizens much assistancs ON
the present occs'on-Such gentlemen, therefore,
10 have euroscs in their posse ssion are respectful.
y solicited to communicate with the Subscribers.
stating the description NJ objects, and whether they
are willing 20 make donation or loan Of them
for the benefit OF the Museum.--A prompt attcnti.
ON 70 this request las it is the wish Of the propre.
tors 90 make collection ne Immediately ~ rossi-
ble) vi greatly enhance the favour their rcoerosi-
" would confer.
The public are assured, sny article loaned 10 I'll,
Institution will be pres rived with great care aud res
tored 10 the proprietor Oh scmand
JiMES WARPEII.
RICHARD IORTON.
CT The Eii;ors IF the Norfolk Herald. Poters.
burg Republican and Inteiligencer, Winchester
Constellation, and S.suntn Ohscryer are reuuestsd
t.,o,c ftt1 50
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NOIlCE.


TUNHE Season for -nufactur;as. Flo,,r is f,s, ap-
z preaching, with prospect OF plentiful harve
OF Wheat, aud the probability transferable foreign
demand, 4 as the utility of Ohvei Erans' improve
ments are highly appreciated BY those 10 use them
Il take the liberty OF informing the public that /
am amply ssppli d with Lie nses for ing the same
they will be Issued upon liberal terms and accord
ing TO situaton-on application
those miilers, who are in arrears in consequence
o. tue Warand oder uhforS accidents II is ho
ped will now me able to forward anu discharge
their respective accounts due said Evaus
JOHN MOODY, .3genf for
OLIVER EVANS.
NIB Those owners of Mills in North Carolina,
WIN have any oil the above Improvements in use
WI please pay their patent fees to me, when they
will receive 2 lice-so.
Richmond. May 2sth, 1916. 7-.r6ro
A 4 a Meeting OF the Managers OF die B,ole So
~ e',ty of Virginia, held at the Capitol. on
"Wednesday the 5th of June, 1915 -
Present, the Rev'd. John Blair, President
the kev'd. John Bryce, tst ~ President
the Reyd. John II. Rice, Co,resbondine,
NJ Secretary,
VIM. Munfcrd, Recording
Secreta-y,
Henry Robinson, Treasurer,
Robert Greenhow,
George Watt,
William Fcnwick, and
John Parkhill
The Reverend John III. Rice reported the fulfil.
meht OF n,s MISSION asa Delegate from this Society
appointed oy the Managers and confirmed by the
last General Nj, eIng, to Convention of DELEGATES
from various Bible Societies, in the City of New.
York, on the Sth of NJ v last, and submitted to IN.
Board, the Constitution of National Bible Soci.
ETY., as the result of their mutual deliberations. and
'helr unanimous concurrence wherenPon,
ReSsiJed. That General Meeting Of th. Mem
bers ct this Society be called, ON Tuesday the 25th
INST at the Capitol in the City of Richmond for the
parpose Of taking into consideration the proposed
Constitution o. the American Bible Society, form
es ny the Convent an aforesaid; that notice of such
meeting be given ia all the Newspapers nubl;sbed
N the SAIL City that the Miust, RS Of the GosDeI
OF The several denominations be requested to give
notice hereof TO their respective Conere cations =
and that all persons, whether Members or not. be-
'',~e1 80 NC present at the sai Meeting.
II f'1ie eTfract fi'om the PROCEEDINGS.
WILLIAM MUNFORO.
according Secretary.
IHc-1nnnu, June 10. fi-wtdn
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ID virtue ola deed oftrust executed on the 24tl,
! day Of November, 1912, by James Walker, of
Albemarle county, will be sold to the highest bid.
der, for cash, at James p. Cookies mill, On Tues.
DAY the 25th list. Qf fair, not the next fair ,lay, }
tie following pep RI, viz two egro vonen, ,ne
n gro boy, and two grey mares, sp Cited in the sad
the Trustees, or one of them, for the purpose Of
satisfying balance due the late William Robertson
Of Albemarle, from the SAID Walker.
THE TRUSTEES.
June S. S-wSw
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NOTICE TO SURVEYORS.

IN CoochiTnd County Court. -siay 90.
4 HDERED, That notice be given in one os the
~ Richmond newspapers, and ut the door OF tue
Court-iouse OF this County, that proposals will be
receved by the Clerk OF this Court, y, his Office,
until july court next, for the making OF an accurate
chart OF this county. Tesie,
w. MILLER, c. C. C.
Those disposed to undertake the above business
wi state to me in writing, the price OF the work,
and attend at July Court next, for the purpose OF
contracting for the same. w. NJ.
june 1. 7-wtl5Jy
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From the tLon,icnl independent whis.l
THE COURT OF LIBERTY

yert. through the skies yon silver sound
The skies the soothing NOTES rei,o,,n.j
yarth fl,,asd r,,,c,tS th,. p,ntje s,,s;,
Rr-echod 10 the skies again.
ilther let All the world r,sor,
Nrr- i.t ,,,,rnhl,x, Nn,on. ,,.s,
As Fre,.n.r s,,l n, Pr,,,h,,, -.
The slngr;s;, Nations hear tb,, call,
1T win thcy hear: the Ioathsorn.. ,hr,u
sf irtlol.nc, r,s,,,,,,,s ,l,.;r ,,,,i ~
Rut four afieud f,,o,. ,l. va, r.,
To each. addres.;no h,,r ,bs .~can,
biaj.stc thu, her solemn ,;l.nsr bre,,.-
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The Society pet for me purpose ofoba;Iing information
from Captain Paul cu:c respecting certain and
families of colour whon he carried from tue u States in
December last.
Aer examination Of yarou, document. which be pro-
duee relative TO ee persons, the general .taie Of The
people CT Sierra Leone the following resolutions were sdop
Ted
ReOi,s unanimously That the Society well satisfied
that the intentions OF Capt Cuee III taking those persons on
eoar III, vessel the pure, honorable ard beney
oent and that he hos done every thing in hi, power 70
make their emigration advantageous, them.
Reso.red, unanimously That for the information Of the
Friends of those ersos and all others who ay feel in,-res.
tsi IN the subject is esps.nt the sense of the Soc
ey, expressed in the foregoing resodtion be published
and aso.the following certificates elanng OF those per-
Sierra LeUiie.
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> BUR NHiN Stone Manufactoru.

- PUTT D1Hl Stone Manufactorv.
VBNHE Subscriber respectfully inforpq tb,,
public, that he basirst received direct from yyance
h'IEe quanuy OF prime Burr Bet ofG superior unifg
gen, ~ the business upwards of fifteen years. he aors
nneii from N long knowledge Of the trade and ~. an
Probltion waic has work has hitlgre n,.4 viii ,i,,, r.
VIII b. able to manufacture M stonts on rs rssspsbis
terms rs those imported ffOm e Eorh and warrant ,hee
20 perform well. 49, val '''' "'''"
lie has optne Shop ON the 10Th Street nearly opp,.
site 70 The Old City Tavern, where GentleneI, nee ;ieI
70 call. 'N '"''''
HdTHANIEL Unite q. Co.
JUN -.
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MEcHANtSM-Nr. Crosbit, an ingenious & reIlknown
Snemanwhu ho, devoted his life the study o. mechanics
has lately nvntt, and put in motion this city, secsuo
plying sore9 the surplus power Of which Is applicable
10 mills ami other objects. situation water can
Dc Procured, without the necessity of fall, &C. Itpnnss
tn bc OF general utility. Mr. crosb,~e understand has near
~ completed model, which he deposit ia the
faten' oihSe' lpasGtgt01 Gig Clzese.
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June S.
500 REWARD

$50 REWARD.
u ANAW AY from the Subscribers plantation,
Il q in Henrico county, called Brook6eid, in the
early part of last month, negro man FAMED Jacob.
about hive feet high, rather stout made, stoops a
little in his shoulders has very bad countenance,
aid down look when spoken to, turns out his toes
when walking he is about twenty eight or thirty
years oil.
l pure ased him of William FuIel,er in the wear
iSli-l understand he was raised by Capt He-
zeaiah Henly, in the upper end of Henrico county,
in whose neighborhood he has a mother, where it is
probable he is now lurking. will give the above
reward to any person who will deliver the said ne
gro man to me, in this place, or TO my oversecr at
the above-named plantation.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Richmond June I. w6w
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TIE sUBsCHI8yRs

TIE SUBSCRI8ERS
NAVE JUST RECEIVED, the mn
q . aforementioned GOODS, BY the Indian Chief. fo,,
superfne blue, black and fancy colOured Cloths and Ca,
Black and fancy Bonbazet,es
Beaver aud mock Doe-skin Gloves
Common and Gilt Pins
Printed cottons and superhne Furniture Prints
White and fancy Mars,ies Vestmgs
Jacone,t and Cambria aiusiins Cottos Hose
Riggs Magnetic Razor Strops, t,iion Brown stou,
PAINTS, ground in oil z powdered, consstup of
White and Red Lesd-Spansh, York and Orance r..
Patent and Le,igated Yellow Mineral Br,n,,en
Olive, Mountain and French Grren-Blue ver,l,snest,
English. Dutch and Rose Pink-venetiaa Red--W,s|
and Lead Colours. "'aes
Emery and Glass Paper,
"hieh they Otter Tor sale, reasonable terms at Their
Oh street, opposite the EagleTa,ern. ' '0se
THEr HA1E dLso REcEIyED,
Il few puneheons jamaica ;ih Proof RUM. of
quality. JACOB & WiIIIaaAsoed
N:Bol further supply of India, British and w..
da GOODS is Short, expected. "eS'lo'
.,I.,e ~. l2-Sl-
= FoREiGS NoNEr STILL Ar Pan ron C,oon--
The same as jirgi,iai
5OHN MCPHERSON has lust rece;vsa
a, Eagle Row, No. so,a fresh supply orHANDsoS,
I I%psgia' e super; Saxon blue olo very
Irish Linens elegant
super. black bomhazeites and Yomhazincs
Pa.asols, newest fashions, Black Lace Wells
SILK shawls and Handkerchief
Painted feather Fans
Back Senshaws. Lus,ring, Florence and Le,ant;-,..
Setrsnckcr, Bantania aud flag iiarkE.
Sattins, asserted
Grapes. do.
Silk and Cotton Hoe
Very fine Linen Cambria and Long Lawns
IND II large SUPPLx OF
DOMESTICS,
hNcf which will he sold rs lisp rs i any boss - y.
moIn' anu Bai'imort, District, Cape Fear and pl;iss
Phla money taken without discount. '-@lsr
ine pnoc are particularly invited TO call and exam,.
GJ' WANTED LAD, about IA Of respec,o,, -
tions. 'SrSe'''"'e eoi'lecs
June 10. to-.
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SO DOLLHRS REW9RD-
.WOITEE


rs hereby given, that 1T the next August Court
4 OF 3amp-hire county, az the Court-Houss there.
OF, shall sel at public auction, for cash. so much
OF all the Lands and Lots in that County returned
delinquent for the Donpayment OF the taxes of the
last year Will be sufficient to discharge the ar
resrs Of taxes which shall then remain unpaid for
that year, and ten per ceutum damages thereon.
together for the t,xes for the pr, s, ut year TIE
sales val commence on the first day of the Corrt
and continue from day to day until they shall he
completed. The subscrber is authoris q to receive
all such taxes and damages II any time before the
Land shall be soil. list Of the deIinoncneies
may be seen in the Clerks OEcr OF the Countv
II possession Of the subscriber. or in the Office =,
the Auditor Of Public Accounts
TUNIS PETERS, She.
June 8. 9-wow
NOTICE
Us further given, that the next August court NJ
Hampshire county, I'll tie Courthouse, 1 shall seIl
ut public asctios, fr cash, 80 much Of all The
Lands and Lots, IN tits county, returned d-In-
qUen, for the n0a payment Of the tax s. as vii; be
sufficient TO discharge the arrears Of taxes which
shs'l nos remain urpaII, agreeable to tie res
peciive returns, (back 70 the year $780, and ten
per centum damages thereon. The sales will COM
mence and coutinue, as IN tie first case. I an
authorised "a receive al soeh taxes and damages
At spy time before the land shall be sold ;st nj
dcngrenci-s may be seen ia posses i'm ,,f the snb.
scriber. JAMES GIBSON n.
For TUNiS PETERS, NC
"A (SRF,E.ABI,Y - Limitation the r.