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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03
FROM The PRoYIDsNcE PA7RIoT.

Fre<mcn Of Rhcde. Island,
The time is approaching when according
to our sneien, custom and established pti,i..
lege, we shall exercise the right of choosing
our rulers for the ensuing political year. In
order tightlyto eEecu'c this aii.impottaDt
function, We should carefully investigate the
public actions of GU ptesen, rulers, and COM
pare them with their professionalism in
\ doing this il cannot be amiss 10 take. re.
;tsospective view Of past events. !,
In the correspondence Of John Henry
col Jederaf memory with his employees,
lSo9) he Says" have now ascertalncd
the course Intended to be pursued by TOE
party opposed TO tho measures aud politics
ofthc general government. have already
given decided opinion that war is not to be
expected But contrary TO all reasonable
calculation, should the Congress possess
spirit and Independence enough 10 place
Z their popularity in jeopardy by SO strong ga
measure, the Legislature. ef Massachusetts
scH gtpe me zone 10 the neighbouring States,
WILL INVITE A CoNoREss 10 be eomhoSed Of
dehgsiesJrom he Federai States, ard errct
/. seherafe gopernment,"
After the vcrifcalion Of this erfose Of
John Henry, you must believe that he was a
prophet, or else that he was INDUCED with
complete view OF the projects and wishes Of
the icadcrs Of the opposition to the general
government in the Eastern States.-That he
was prophet, no person acquainted with the
Holy Scriptures can believe. And ye, be
foretold what did actually take place. The
federal msjoeily OF the Legislature Of ,Massa-
chuscts did invite Convention Of the Eas-
tern States, and they did propose a sepe ration
Of the Union. While their mac binations,
were ripening for execution, the victory at;
New-O leans illum,ned our hoI lion, and cast
such damper upon this trea.onable ASSEM-.
blsge, that they halted short of their purpose
aud in order to cover tbeir wicked designs,
brough, forth string of amendments to the
Constitution, which they well knew would
never be adopted.--Thcy, however, appoin-
ted commute 10 call them again when all
was prepared for c6nsuma,ion. But happy
tor Rhode.island, peace came, and this Pan
demonieuun Council was heard no more
was never again convened; consequently,
their proceedings ATE still screened from lhe
scrutiny Of man. Their records OF guilt msy,
in after time, be dragged forth Into light for
the shame, indeed, but Tor The instruction Of
mankind.
Teilow. .Cid=eaS-The very same men who,
10 the Senate, unanimously voted for the
lartfort Convention, again have the harjihood
to ask you Tor your votes, and the eEronrery
TO siylethemselves the friends OF the Coion,
aud the exclusive lovers Of peace, order and
religion. Can you believe then ? can you
again place confidence in them! when tbeir
public acts prove them, no, spirits Of fheolth,'
but 3 godhns damn'd,' whose intcnts' are
most ~ickcd.'-Wcre they christians, they
would put their hands on their mouths, and
their mou,hs, in the dust, and cry, guilty
guilty.!
p.. oae rho televes as he writes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03

at the time OF his death, r. preventative IN
Congress. lie had teen di,ling uished also
by s'variety OF other public end patriotic SER
vices, duting the revolutionary wrr. His an
oes,or was one OF the ffs:setlers in the town
Of Cranston, whcre the venerable store house
in bich he lived, and which, 10 the time Of
the ludan war, was occupied as Z garrison,
yet reulains in the family.
The pfeseD, Candidate, at an carly period,
wa, much employed in. his fathers Office,
white sheriff, and by bi, careGui, diligent and
correc, conduct, gave pressges OF lulu'e ase-
fitness. In May, 1893, he was chosen
Clerk Of The Couet Of Common Pleas Tor this
county, and continued in that Office until May,
1911, six years, when (under The auspices ol
The present Governor, then coming into pow
er> Mr.. KNIGHT was deprived oi his Office,
and left it not without the deepest regrets o!
all The principal sttornies and suloIs CT the
courts in the county, who had Witnessed his
abilities, his punctuality aDd his friendly and
accommodating temper OF mind and manners
las wei! as the good order IN which all The
records and files Of the Office were kept and
the neat and correct handwriting in which
every ptecept or copy wen, from that office.
,. 10 December, 1912 he was appointed
Clerk Of the District and Circuit Courts in
rhis State, by the District Judge, during his
pleasure. He has no commission from the
President OF the u. >. nor from any Depart
nent thereof, nor ever had.
This place Of trust opened Daw scene OF
affairsto MIR. KNIGHT The forms ofad.
miralty, or maritime causes the crowd OF
business pressing before those courts by rea-
son Of the war and the number aud magnit-
ude OF the causes, would have pot in requisi-
tion talents of tie first order, and the very
large sums Of money bI ought into the Regis
try Of those courts, required much response
biiity-yet, through the whole time, he has
proved "HoNEsT AND CAPABLE.
He is 10 the thir,y.sixtb year oil hrs age.
He is in easy, tho not affiuent cireum stances
He has spent the chief OF his days in public
business. From his earliest youth, his man
ners have been pleasing, and his habits OF
life regular, steady and yir,uous. 10 Linn
we see how far the works ct nature exceed
tGose Of an--If the Freemen should make
him an object OF their favor, il is confidently
Anticipated by oil who know him, that on cy-
cry occasion, and in every exiseney OF polili-
c4i lIairs, T., will display clear and cner-'
getic mind, shd a patriotic and benevolent
heari, and prove the poor mans friend and
shine IN The Republican constellation OF,
Rhode.lsand, with xn assemblage OF abilities
and virtues required 10 Statesman and Leg
islator. - D..
4 rRIENp OF THE PEoPLE.
q N
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APRIL l..
RoafH.lSHLNGTON; MARCH az,


"The Senate have opened debate on The
National Bank Bill, that leads US TO believe
il will undergo many alterations in that body.
Mr.. Mason, If N. II. and Mt. King, OF New
York, have spoken at considerable length on
the subject and motion Of tho former gen.
tlen,An, "to make the bills or notes OF tho
corpoiStion, payable on demAnd," was carried
ayes 90, 1oes Ia. This decision, in favor of
one amendment, is thought to open the door
10 many otbers. The house is p,incipaiiy
occupied with the Tariff B,ii. The ed. val.
duty Of 90 pr. CT. on Russia and Holland Duck,
was agreed TO be struck ovt, and a specihc
duty Of $50 cts. on the former, and 3oo-on
the latter, agreed to, mem. .on.--1he article
of Gold Leaf was added to the bill, ON which
q duty Of 5 per CT. is laid, A motion to in-
crease the. duty from 5 to een,s per ID. on
red OK white lead, ground in oil, was arried,
ayes s8, noes 43. On taotion OF Nj. Pitkin
the bill was 50 amended. as to extend the duty
on Teas 10 those which msy. be imported
from any other place than China, east af the
Sspc ol Good Hope. The. rate Of duty on
brown sugars has been al,eredto 5 2'cents.
Mr.. tfard,s Of Mass. moved sn anendment,
the objcctof which, substantially, was TO de-
fer the opetstios OF the dulles on India cot
tons, proposed by the bill, TO January next.
He Offered this motion 10 protect the mer-
chants engaged ih the India trade from The
ruin which, would inevitably be inflicted on
them by ,be duties proposed i. laid suddenly,
after merchants had goods on their way home
or ordered, and without Sufficient notice 10
enable them TO frame their measures accord
ingly. hher some debate, in opposition,
Mr.. w. withdrew hi. motion for the present.
The duty on lump sugar has been increased
TO t. per CT. ard on losG, to Is; on bar lead
to cts. per ID. The duty OF steel and iron
wire is ehauged FROM an ad. val to specific
ono OF cts, per 10. /; ,oo clocks and watches
the duty IS advanced 10 % perct. cd. val. 4
mo,ioo has been agreed To for aueme
The duty on imported couons, for 2 years,
rom The 3olh June next, TO 60 per cent; lori
the Two pexi succeeding years, 25 perel. and
alter that poriod, 20 per CT. nd. val -.
- - 4tCs
The NAVY. Ga the 22d. il was rcsol.
we'd tbst Naval Acadsmy DO established a.
Washington, AZ which all The Miishipmaf
shall DC INSTRUCTED when not IN service. Th1
secIetaTy ofthe Navy 10 rcport plau sV,h
next session. That sn sbis Teacher be 20
pointed 10 esch - and 'f4 In con.rpission
and that such vessels have u donbis portion {
Sijshipmsn. Ths;------Ap Apprentices- 1
en,errsd snnusiiy, to be instructed ia Nav
Architecture, &c. 10 close vi.h :wo yesrs &c
y.cc IS carpenters.
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We learn from Annapolis, tina, eight Of
the crew Of the British frigate Niger have
made their escape on shore, and that tho
commsnder of the friga,s has very unbecom-
ingly threate ncd to seize 10 many American
scamen, ii he failed to recover his own de-
sericrs BeiliD,ore P0rftrs.
The Ordinance Sores, at Qretee. COO
,aiuing among other vaiosale attieles, sey.,sl
thonsaud stand or arms, were tlee,royed by
fite, in Januarylssr 'rae eoufsgrs,ioo. be.
gan abou, mdnish, When The mercury stood
90 degrees hciow o.--On the sih March,
very heavy fall Of snow took pisSe--meseury
nj degrees below o. 20
Chr;.ohher Hgghes, of Baltimore, has seen
appointed by the President, as aysat to nego-
sis,e the libcratioa of the Amssiesns, who
have been seized by the Royal Spanish All.
thori,y at Carhageua and other parts Of
Soo,h America. .. -s.': ~
The legislature Of Ncw.Yo'k have assumed be
c,,,es r,rport.oa Of he Dnect raS,
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A SAD MISTAKE.

A Bordeaux paper, Of 9th Feb. states that
I" u general Lavalle was arrested near Lyons,
and sent to Paris, being mistaken ftom hi,
na.Ge for Layale,ts |! ("
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03

consijsrable irri,ssion is experienced by
those powers exposedto the inroats Of the
Nserines and other barbarians q, the non.ela.
@sre' Of the Engiish on that subject: Ad.
Lxme0ih himself, commanding the British
forces in the Mediterranean, lately feli in
w,h Gn Algerine -craizer, who demanded Of
him provisions Cor two hundred christian
slaves taken feom the coast oil Naples and
Ancoaa, threatening TO throw them into the
sca if not supplied. The provisions were
furn.shed.' ~
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The legislature Of Scw.Yo,k have assumed b
:,,,es r,ppor,isa ofihe pnec, raS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-03

MeayS. JoSES e H'REELER,
The II. |. American, alias 4" Slandcr Mill,
ot the Goth inst. asserts, that the question a.
boat 10 be tried on the 18th Of Apfn next, is,
"wbcther the United States officers, holding
conmissioL from the President, shall gov
ett this SIate," SC. This view Of the aues.
ito, ,aketo be aimed al Mr.. KNOTT, the
Republican candidate for Governor.-Tht
writer i, either ignorant or WILDLY misrep-
reSnts, MIR. KNOTT holds no commission
iron the President, neither does any other oil
the candidates in the Republican Prox. II
Is rue that Mr.. KNIGHT now holds the Office
Of Clerk of the District aud Circuit Courts
in The Siate--but this Office 10 no more in
the gif, Of the President, than is that oi Gov
etnor Of Rhode. Island. The Office is IN the
gif Of The District Judge of this State, who
is IS dependent Of the President as Govern.
orJOnes is. Mr.. KNOTT. received the Of
fice IN consequence OF his talents and capacity
10 perform lis duiies |; and he has filled the
station with honor TO himself and satisfaction
TO The public, As he likewise did heretofore
that oil Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
forthis County, from which he was removed
by The fedcralisls, for.no other reason than
his not being a iederalisi, atory, or one who
would advocate such measures as the Hart
ford Convention. II the Slander Mill has
nothing to objec, agains, Mr.. KNIGHT but
his being Clerk Of tho CoWt don't think j,
will prevent his having my vote.-l don't
think j, quite 40 good on objection to a mao,
as that Of having. assisted 10. clecting 10 the
Office of Justice Of the Peace, one man who
has cheated the Uni,ed States out OF 10 or
Is thousand dollars---and another, who holds
his office and transsc,s his Justices business
iu the common jaii of this town.
'' 0''' "'s A VOTER.
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SOME mem'irs may be generally expect.
ed of the parcntsge aud life OF NEHEMIAH
II. KNIGHT, Esquire, who has been nom.
mated by the General Convention Of Dele
gates from al the towns in this State for the
office OF Governor FOR the ensuing year.
KxisHr. hate Of Cransfon, deceased--who,
in his liie.,ims, was for thirteen Yeas sue
cessively Sheriff Of the county OF Prosidenes.
lie was a member Of the General Assembly
foe Cransson, aod membet OF the State Sea-
ate 70; svve.s' ycars--atj &C. .fyc years: and
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BANkS.

The y Dmkiag Capital In Kentucky in ISIS
W., L,f55,2s5 and the profits mcse sc. ses,
~. .ae last six mor:s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08

and the connexion between them is much more fl.
m ilicr than 1t Is with their ow metropolis.
The interest Of the two countries leads in differ
ent directions. Waat a powerful argument then
does this crcIns arce furnish in favour Of an equal
representation II Virginia extended no further
than the Blue Ridge, aad her commerce all flowed
down the same channels, AMI the interest OF every
psrt ofthe country was precisely Me same, thea
Indeed there might be some Iitte piaus bilIy il the
arg' n.ent that no practical evils were likely ia
suit from the present Inequality Of representation
N the Senate III the State. But the trale and III
terest of Upper anu Lower Virginia is So different,
that they cannot be properly understood except by
persons who reside in each and jealousy will is,
50 long as one port Of the State icsslaes FIR die
Tier.
On this saeject---you shall hear from me a.
gain.
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20 DOLLAPS REWARD.

gR UNAWAY from Use subscriber, about the fist
A q Of Ociober last negro woman, Hsmed Chaii-
y, about twenty Eve years of age, yelowish com
plexion, large eyes, srewing much o the white, one
ol her upper fore teeth ont, has q considerable ina
pediment N her speech she cannot pronounce the
wcry,s Lexington or Surt0ut 50 to hc understood
e i9 pr1babie she has charged her clothing since
her iopcn ent, and I expect she viii endeavor To
gett1 Re amoud, snf pass by he usme Of Charity
Lively. All bostnen and others are f1rwarned from
harborirg sail woman.
Thesh1ve reward viii DC given Tor her delivery
10 ne. securing her ~ jail aad informing, hat
get her again. POWELL OWNBY.
70 ,dfoTf, Nav {. -4w
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II Y Virtue of trust decd executed IN thc Sub
, scTbcr. win be sold 70 tis highest bidder, for
eash. 40 Cheger6lld court-nouse, ON Saturday the
ia l'e county Of Cheaierield, wicre1n capt. Ihoe.
gacaiham as present sides, s1rposcd to contain
Thirteen or iourteen hundred ac~ md bounded hy
'''e lands of the late Cot. Mathew Chcathofn,
hrmsiead Bruce and others, or So much thereof u.s.
viii De- soSioeni 70 raise tive sum of S9gi ~ cea'z,
VIII interest from the FRS, day of o tiber, 1914,
and the costs anil CHANCES ofeS-c1iing the trust.
JAMES HOWLETr +, Trustee.
MAY %. Odds
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

VT IJDLLNKc KEfV AEIj
NEylLL be given foe the apprehension and secu-
w ring ola Negro -fGn, named MOSES, be-
longing to the estate of John st. John, deceased-
The said Mosss was raised ia Chesterfield county,
with BIrwe Lessie's, is about twenty-five wears of
age. weil made, esdark complexion, formerly sold
10 hr. William Falcher, who re sold the said EEL
low to MIR. ST jon. The little finger ofhis right
hand has been broken, snd scar un,er his left eve
has been much in the habit of wesriog short
Jacket, and haas frequently passed uder the name of
Isaac Jacksoa-and been lately seen on boar! Of .
vessel at Rockets.
The above reward viii be pail on experimenting
and seeming said Moses, due information given to
r. Toel, near Lynohburg, or Capt John T. Shields,
Of this City. June s. S-5t
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4. WOODBRIDGE
An,il
$50 REWARD

4 'Oh apprehendinS and delivering to me in tits
x place, blae. slave named SAMPSON he
abscnnded ON the night Of the eth Feb last! and
has been seen in the lie cbbourhood OF Smithfed.
and now supposed to be about Southampton court
house, where he was raised, in the f,rniiy of MIR.
Bount, By whom he was sold. H. is likely, twenty
two yesrs of age, feet or 10 inches high his lips
thlck and PROJECT considerably. and in his walk
shews the effect ofaat feet. will give the above
reward or MS delivery here. or twenty dollars for
securing him in any jai! in this state so that may
get him again. ARCHIBALD FREELAND.
Manchester, May Is. off
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20UOILIRS EETV.4ND-

~ IRANED, from the Subscribers part Of the
- Fails Plantation about a week ago, Likely
1kEY MARE, OF a good size. She walks, trots
and gallepS well, but does not pace o, cantqr, is
naturally inclined 20 be fat, end though in CORD Or
ner, iarHt'er rouh, not having been shod or hous-
cd lately is about nine years old, and has s3roe
Pumps on her meek, eceasi0acd By bleeding.
purchased her Of John Randolph, Esq. Of Roanoke,
ana II not taken up on the way, she will probably
80 to his plantation, in HALIFAX county
VIII giye tie above reward Tor the delivery Of
st the Falls Plantation.
NJ. W. HANCOCK.
May II. 1-.r
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About iso0now BARRELS, with number IF
articles not appurtenances of the MILL together with
horse and cart, S COWS, and number of valuable
breeding sows1-two ught-dccked beats &c. may be
had by the Purchaser at a fair valuation
Nine faithful, able hands may BE- had for ,e pre-
sent years hire, FIR which separate bond will he
given. They are all nsed 20 the work OF the mill,
and could not be replaced Tor the same money-By
order tthe proprietor. TT.
,Iune |. 7--ids
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
4 y Pursuance OF Decree ofthe Superior
Court Of Canecry. holden the Capitol in the city Of
orer made the M dly of Oct. 1875 by the Superior
Court o. chancery. holden ia the Of Lynclbnrg.
SUIT between James Brown plaintiff and Robert StoekOn
John S. Woolson, and George Harston, defendants
Shall The 18th day Of june expose to sale for
dy money by way public auction. the premises
Of land situated IN the county Of Henry, formerly occupied
ny uert Stockton, and supposed contain 1000 aeres
oric much thereof shall be necessary e
feet the purposes Of sid Decree.
.N.iFffL. ~. Dg.N0RIDGE,
JOSEPU yN.4HGyb.
IHO.H.3S SIERLLNC.
.1fays. ll7-5.v
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WNND ELECIION :

WARD ELEC IION.
I * consequence Of the ineligibity Of Samuel G.
Adams 20 act IS a Member of the Common
Council in Jefferson Ward, No I, an ELECTION
wlI be held on Saturday, the e9lh day Of June, at
The Courtliouse, TO til the vacancy thus occasion
ed. w. ID WREN Ssro5f r R
ZINES. las
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4 IN the 4th inst there vas aleuer pa, into the
- Posi.OHice at Noifok, tor Slilgaggon {,
h1ight, Of pfladclpha whic'i was received. snclo.
eng ulc halves Of the FLOWING Bank Notes:
panS Of Virginia Nos. 2is, April itl,, 1912, 500
10. 45j, do on, do so
p 10 485, Go. On, do. 50
iarmers Bank IF Virginia, uayable 81 the Office Of
discount and depOsit az Noriot, No. 90, Sept.
l2.1Gi2, $50
ne reinwnirg halves were enclosed anil pui
u'o 'he Office the sue aecdiug day by person now
bNe to SEES, bat have never crme 20 harG.
HEIH Il RANDOLPH.
June 2. ri
~ TIE Editors Of the Norflik u ger aud Fe-
'lorg Republican are requested 40 insert the r.
re timesin their respective papers, * forward
Sliraeeourts 10 this ofise.
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FOR SALE


: I the mill OF the late Meredih Childers, on
4 ) W.nerpociS Greek, in Chesterfield county,
formerly The properly of the late AR. Francis
EpPes,) vii be sold, at auction, on Saturday the
18th inst. CFnot fnir, or tie Monday following, AID
Il the weather shall be then unfavorable. On the
next succeeding fair day :)-1 pair Of She b st Co.
osne mill-stonc., FIVE feet in diameter, sets of
boiling -clotls and rolling screen, wiki the chests
and machinery, and lever 10 host ail.5tones
hsaGce-iraas, slecge-hsmmers and pecks, move
able mili-chcs's or boxes hosting -tuis, pair Of
scales and weights compete, turning 'rachiue,
packing 7nncn"e FOR flour, hoops for mil.-stones,
rattle staiif, fan mill, age iron honps and gull
seon5 OF the best wrought-iron for 4 mii-si.i, al
~ good oriec. matte Of the best materials and on
ne most improved p'snsA so, large sattr-wheel,
and ap nne. or cng-wheeI with the shaft well
msue, with t"s best iron work and g,dgrnns, al
quite new, and all the works, machinery and gear
attached 10 the grst AMI manu- aeuing mil, which
can he taken down, will be sold Also, 4 horses Q
COWS, hngs, beds and furniture, one loom, on
pre4s.ad one horse cart, and some other articles
VI the horses, one is brood ,aare. colts, ore s,
The other years old, and one workshops IL b.
unnecessary TO raise small sum of money m the
DAY Of sale, some of the above articles will be put
up Tor cash. and credit of six months gwen en- the
residue, rs will be more explicitly declared on the
day.
Bonds with approved security will he required,
before the property be delivered to bear IN
teres from the date il payment SHALL not be pune
tuaily made.
MARY CdLDERS, Executor
And Dcvisee OF Meredith CAilders, deed.
May :. sst
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EIIICE-

EgAFING adm 'n.stered on the estate of The lat
q Dort. JnIn Grsenhow, request all those
who have claims against the estate. TO present them
70 Mr. James g. AuNory Immediately, that ar
rangem nts may BE- made 10 liquida,e inem--An
those indebted, vii! be pleased TO pay their respect
we balances forth siih iho situation ri tie es,4is'
will not permit u indulgence. Mr.. Anthony is lul-
y, and ihe Ouly person Authorised To Grant scq-it.
falls. ITTcy X CRrENtIOtV
May ~. s-iw
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Vaiua6ie mn 11,.9oerfy for Sale


\ pursuance ola decree OF the Circai, Court of
the United States, for the Filth Circuit, Distr ct
OF Nirg.ns, win be sold. on Sslts-lav, the % IA
June, at ~ O'Clock the AIerchsnt| Coffee House
in this City, the MILLS at A.npthlI, on Fsiiine
Greek, with about 90 acres of land attached TO
them. These Mills have been lately ;nlorovel by
adding one pair oil burrs e. the manufacturing nlIs
which now run 9 pair Of buirs OF feet INCHES
and pair OF feet, capable of manslacnrine 500
barrels ut Hour per week. The machinery las
been made mostly new, and is in complete order for
constant work-With separat. CORN MILL
lately erected and in full operation together with
d''eHtng-he1se, A complete :ce-ioUss& otherout-
houses. This property is great object to
man OF capital there beng an inviting situation on
the creek for manufacturing purposes where Cot
ton or other manufactures might be established on
very extensive scale, without the least in,cliern,
with the mi!ls-and, it is believed by judges, that 40
situation, at equal distance from he City offers adj
vantases of this nature, equal to this property in
very point ofview.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash. one
tour;htweive months, fourth twenty -four months.
and one fourth thrtysx months, with interest from
the day of sale, and deed OF trust on the property
TO secure the payment.
By order Of
G. j. McMURDO, y
GEO. FISHER,
JOHN WICKHANi, Con,nn;sio,,-
EBENEZER MrNAIR, ers.
THOMAS TAYLOR.