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HEREBY GIVEN, that will attend in per-
4 son, or by deputy, 1T King William court
house, on the 18th day Of July, at KingS5 Qaeen
court house, On the 9Th day of JGy ut Gloucester
court house, on the 22d day of july at Ma.
thews court house, the 9th day Of Juv, at
Mhldlesex coSrt house, on 25th day Of July and NJ
Essex court house, on the Goth day Of July for The
purpose os receiving any Information that may be
furnished as to the changes which may have taken
place IN the assessabe property Of individuals
since 'he last assessment made under the act Of
January q 1915, and previous to the 1st of June.
1916, which information must be given in writing
under the signature Of the person whose tax NAV
be Affected thereby. These changes extend TO
/. Assessable property omitted to be assessed
title preceding assessment, and property that
has ceased n be excepted from assessment.
such ms property bcIOngingto the o. States
Or State, or Otherwise exempted which
on It's transfer becomes asse5sable. All such
property 10 now o. be assessed. Hut no altefa-
ton is to be made in the previous valuation Of
real estate IN virtue Of any Improvement
Their, on.
Q. Transfers Of rca! estate and slsvcs. according
70 which an abatement in the cnunera,ions
and rsNstions Of the persoH transferring them
VIII be made, IS correspondent measure IN
the enumerations and valuations Of the person
% Shor The transfer may be made.
8. changcs ogrssiienis and non-resdenfg. 49,
These changes will merely reuuir- a ,ra,se,-
from the lists Of residents 10 that Of non.resi-
dents, vice versa, as the ease may be, Of the
prosperity IN tie ownership or agency OF whicl.
such change has occurred.
!. Tie burning or destruction n housesor other
Fixed improvements Of real estate for Which 40
abatement equal 9, the injury Arising from
these causes - TO be made
s. The exemption o. property tba; has censed TO
be assessnbe for which also an abatement e.
quail ,oi,s value is to be made
6. Slaves lhat have been born, or have del or
have ron awsy, or have Otherwise become use
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COL. DANIEL BOON YET LIVING
This man was the first emigrant to Ken.
lucky, and considered its founder, A.
ID. l771i lis was the first
white family in Ken

Extract Of q 'rRc' tton an e1csr az Fart o.
sage, .Mssouri Territory, G7ted Hbr4t 90, 1915.
"imtend, by next autunin, # can sblin per-
mission, to akc Two OF three wh.fe1 sad party
OF Osase Indians, All visit the sat mountain, lakes
aud ponds, and sec thc natural ctnao3aie5 Of the
country along tie mountains. The salt niOurttis
is bat fyc sis hundred rjics ,st Of this place
owe have been hono-ei y e visit from Colonel
Boon, the first settler OF Kentucky he lately
spcnttwp sceSs wth nc. This s.nspar u.an could
not I've "a Kentucky whcH it became sltii,i. He
has established ebony or settlement. a. mention.
ed, on lie Missouri, about 100 miles b low u, .
siseh has been nearly destroyed by Indians durin
The lafe ST. Tie COLONEL caunot i've without be-
ny ia tie woods. Il- goes a bunting tuce
year 70 ihe remoicat wilderness ne esn reach snd
hires r0an to 20 viii, him, whom o. binds Il.
written articles "a take care Of him, aud bf.ig him
home, dead o. aiive.
lie ieft 'hisfT the river Jlaff. some distance
above. Colonel Boon Is eishly FIVE yemsof ace.
Eve feet seven inches high, sioaty made, and ~
tive ssr Que q his years; is still Of vigorous mind,
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VEGETABLE woNDLa o. soUrT-cABotGNi.
IN q iclis. y q eii.en of.Yc1g- Iork.l

biieye dill n9 give you description ola i've Oal;rce
uprl Ie.ufrtI Atd, which visited near ~. RhUes's
los gt9ed on point Ot land appsoxiuatg the Broad
as"r. Tins gin ui DE lugeyt, iftle dstfice APP
psarcd ike ieb clump VI woods rather tH, single
trse. is ab1dt IL feet 10 the branches, which
hhc 20 many huge trees putting Oft almost horizontally,
blnt % it elder way nd spreading crlumrcnte
90 -is.-i 80 yaiis. 40 feet daisfi Tine stem 80
get accs i circumference and NEARLY al te say OF
ttelss. The grove very tall 5 shape
l ulc aiols iJw spfeidiHg fail grown appetrtcs. The
o lis niinHiOth is not KnOwnlfs Eiodei 80 years
OBJ, Aieu ii q aCDstfoas "aen4hc az BIZ tcs.
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ANEcpoTE.

sportsman returning from fox chase, stepped a
house 10 get something drink. H. p asani daughter
Was standing iii the door, and the following dialogue
sued
Soorsn'on-please to let have glass OF ale, miss.
Cut-Got none sir.
S'9rfsn.aS-Iet me have some beer then.
Ctt--SIOt none, sir.
So0rtsmGE--N Ell, give adrinI vi water.
GIRL Got noiic, sir.
S0oTts,EeTl--G Got u water Why. how DO yCudo
CTI-Nery well thank ye sir I, how do you do your
sSil?
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Star oftlic brave Whose beam hath shed
Such glory DER the quick and dead
Thou radiant and adosed deceit
which millions rush'd in arms 70 greet
Wild meteor ofimmortal birth
Why rise in Heaven TO set On Earth?
Souls ofslsin herses formed thy RAYS;
ETERNITY fiashfi through Thy blaze
'yhemu o. thy martial sphere
W. fame GA high, and honor here
Andt.iy light 5,uke on human eyes,
Like volcano oflhe SHES.
Like lava relied Thy stream ofblool,
And swept down empires with as flood;
Earth rocis d /. neath thee 10 hcl base,
A. thou did'st iig.;tcn through all space
Ana the silorn sun grew dim III AIR,
And ST. while thou wert dwelling there.
Before thee rose and with thee grew,
A rainbow Of the levliest hue,
OF Ihree bright eal0rs,- eaeh divine,
And fiji sor that ee,stisl sign:
For Freedoms ,anl hai blended diem,
Like tiiit5 ia IN Immortal gem.
One tint was ofihc sun-heam's dyes;
One, the blue depths Of se,eps'S eyes
Cine, ;hc pure Spirits veil al white,
Had so,ed IN radiance gifts i:git:
The ttree 50 mingled did Les,su
The texture ofa heavenly dream.
starof the brave Thy rny is pale,
Aud darkness, mus; again prevail
But, oh, thou AninhDw OF the frre,
Our tears and blood must flow for tee,
When thy bright promise fades away,
Our life Is but load of clay.
And Freedom hallows with her tread
1 ne silent cities of the dead
Foe beautiful in death are they
who proudly Gall nhcr array
Andsoon, Oh, Gpddess may We be
For eyCrinore With them or thee!
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and pretty wei Informed He has taken part ia al,
the Of America, from before Braddosk's war
To the prcsent hour lie has held Respectable state
appointments, both civil ana military has been =
colonel, legislator, and magistrate; he
might have accumulate riches as readily as ANY
man in Nentucsy--6us he prefers tie ryoods,
where you may ham Ia tliV dress of the rough
est, poorest hun,er"
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The jury retired. and in few minutes
returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
20 both the prisoners.
Judge Fletcher then addressed those
young gentlemen in very impressive ad
monitory address, as to the awful situation
in which they were placed, and order
ed them to be immediately discharged.
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- alrcAnRIAl.n

Tis engine. u,et the rail rli fefs. 30 Yogi.rs
Eng. four hofe power aud comfortable n 10. pow.
G4t When e cifsi1ge lightly nfrd travels ~ The
Fl;e vi miles AorflUf sen oied with tic weight
o. dir Wagons, which isreuenfl iie each weigh
is tons propelled OF dead level, Soc of
flre a.i half n..esau boar. ll j. deneai spence
Or ti--.Lstl5 |ea3 .hln ~ hors-s.
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FIR the e5M -Disfrict Of Tfrr.

Last Of Lands, Lots of ground with their in
proyements, dwelling houses and slaves owned BIZ
on tie LIST ofJune, 1916, lying and
peihS wdhn district of the state Of
VIZ (here insert the county, town
SHIP or parish, in which the properly is stuat,d
One farm CIereinsert its description, specifying
the intercourse, or hill, or mountain. or HIGH road,
on which IT is suated, noting the adjoining pro-
prietors, or otherwise stating particulars, BY
winch II may be known and disdasnished.) con-
tanning (here insert in words at leagih the number
OF acres, haViag thereon Zone dwelling house, Ct
t"ostories, 40ieet ia length, Ivy DIN depth, tgo
barns, OF wool, one eorO-house enc gristlnill des
ccribog the same, and any other improvements the
farm may contain) va'uednt Dollars.
One dwelling house in the town of Cher, inser.
the town, street, SC. the materials cf which built,
the Number Of stories, the length and depth, the
bindings o. Offices attached and partitaarizns
the extent OK the lot Oh which it stands) vauei
at Dollas
Two IN. approved lots IN the said town, there IN
sert the street whica situated, in sanare feet.
PeTches, or acres valued at Dollars
Ten slaves OF the following DESCRIPTIONS
Vlges-l above so years of age
between IL and so years;
under - Years
FemgleS-2 betw cen 10 and so years.
under l2years
Valued at Dousrs.
Total, Dollars
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IrRo,i TIE loSDoS IxAnISEn. ]

The friend, who favored with the following lines the
pcSteal spirit Of which wants trumpet OF ours aware
tina, they imply more than impartial observer of late
period might feel. and are written rather by Freucl-
man than EnyiiSlnan: hut, certainly. neither he nor
other lover OF liberty, help FEELING and regre,in
that III the latter tine any the symbol he speaks of
wa once comparatively de.isa with tie cause Of
heedorn1
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cn.nm5.ra saUed 90 -.

sect out au oaian o. st up aa Onion sa's CT $50 81
ese ha " cleaa...ri, AL ts sfcAed bas vii keep
ea,."
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WANTKD,

WANTED, a..
FaVWO healthy, smart, and active bpys, a' ~
Y prentices to the Printing BnaHcSs, at w,
Oaice. Il IS requested that spplication Be nar'
Immediately.
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LHRD.

500 ker' Of Che incest SHIrHFIELD LARD, -,
For Saic,by :. WINSfO"'
June p. 1s-tf -
&C TIE BdRors eftte Brin1s,e Pet C1-ste aTe TcG -
. insert ne aSoue ieehnosa rock in, ge month, sfaJ
seGrd Hcir Gyc0HG,s 70 his Office.
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FOR S.HLE.
gBV'E Subscriber has Just received, per the ce'.
= eral Kempt, from Liverpool, The folloFn,
articles, which be offers for sale on good ierS'
viz:
1900 Sacks Salt,
900 Crates assorted Earthen Ware,
10 Casks Table China,
so Casks Hardware and Cutlery, ven
assorted.
VIM. GORDON, T. Street, !.
OPPOSITE tie Ba,l5 Of JysN"'
Jure o. Gu
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[ by Lard Byron.]

oY We srAR OF raE +" LEaIoy or noNouR."
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Total, Dollars
June &c.
cOcHRAW q w1LLLzMS

COCHRAN S' IYILLL4EgS
Haze just receiued a. fresh subDly OF .Seasonajt
Geods---.8in0Hg which are,
"A, ga and "a Levantae Shawls, erich borisrs'
Plan and figured white and eolored Virginia Satin
A. Leyantiue handkerchief
Lace half do
Waterloo do
-iand - White Lace Wells
Cd and 81 Black Lace Shawls
Waterloo Ribbons, an elegant assortment
German Sheeting, 81 Cheek, SC &c
Which, together with the Stock On hand, thcj
VIII sell on the most moderate terms
June 20. fi-wSw
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"Revenae-O Officer
No. s, Eewgate-se Lundou."
Fl content myself with simple publication Of
this letter, leaving ref ctons and remarks TO the sc.
licus and the learned
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in The POST-OFFICE,
in tie City IF RicAmOnd, on tie son Of
LIZ 1O16
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28
From tie Baitim9Te Patriot.1
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT

Iie following extraordinary memorial,
addressed to the Spanish government by
RICHARD RENAL KKENE, native
American, has been recently cccved frcjn
the Mediterranean. 1hs document, it is
TO BIZ inferred from Is Contents, was writ
ten.in 1912 or 1913 it was then presented
to the SpAn.sa government, and 10y that go
Vcrnmcnt, afterwards OH Tally communi-
Gated 70 the Brit sh cabinet
The object OF the memorial seems TO
have been, TO prevail upon Spain to re-
claim Louisiana to detach it b. some
means from the United States elder to
Convert it again inEo Spanish colony, or,
by the assistance of Eng'ar /. to esrablsh
over it monarclical government. Under
tie protection and guarantee Of Britain,
Russia and Swedc.:, as an " mex
pugnaLle barrier" against the pio-
greas Of republican principles, an
for the defence Ut tie adjacent Spanish ter
rlttries. The latter course, IS the one
dis. nctly recommended BIZ tine rai4ai
i~FENt, because, as an English persiousr
2ad en+ssry, he could best promote TIE
views AID W gh,s Of lis employers ia Ion
don. 10y convincing Spain that il ,soiij be
tor her interest 90 permit Louisiana 20 be
erected iato all ind pendent severe guty,
ct whose eX lUs've commerce aid alliance,
Ergland would possess herself, and weld
against thc United States, with more eH-ct
than i 1t were 10 revert to Spain as colo
ny. 10 eiIceth is purposes with tue curt
Of Madrid. kcene we've up lis memorial
into tissue Of the er asest falschoods in
relation to the yi-ws Of The Amcr'caa GOV
ernWent respecting tde Sparis., provinces
irdcctn ly, gnl BIO true anglo-federal
style, reylliug Mr.Jca.r5,n and Mr. M4di-
son ard ,ne whole republican party as
"/rcaclded democrats & ufhci~fs"--Inis-
representing the feelings Of ,hr inhabitants
Of Louisiana; and exciting tic fears Of tie
stupid bgoi wAo rules 50, ;n, 10 regard 70
the safety asd religion Of lis colonies
Ihns meBora., notwithstanding is trail
toTvC5 and pi o3.g &c source, aiAy 70 Con-
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s'd-r-d IS one srcat cause oe the facilities
afforded to, our British enemy, in the late
war, by the Spanish authority at Pcnsaco-
la, and IS SAID II Spain to have partly oc-
c"sioned the British expedition against n.
Orleans. 1t may, also, perhaps, help Co
account tor the recent irnpu lent assertions
AMI dem ;nds of the Chevaler Omis, in his
corr, spondenre with Mr.. MONROE and
we hope that its publication, If enother CO.
py or II has not been received by govern
mcnt. Will serve to excite them to great
or & gree of vigilance and precaution in
Che prote ction of Louisiana and that part
CT Florida belonging to us by purchase, J.
SainSt al possible Spanish or British at
tacks. 1t is now placed beyond the pcssi-
bi Ivy of i doubi, th't both OF those powers
entertain designs "a sinst that part OF the
un'0n.
K enc was born in MARYLAND studied
law in this city WAS a most violent fede-
rallSt, and yet, rs may be perceived by
his memorial he BETRAYED aud basely
treated his patron and benef ,ctor, Luther
Martin, Esq. he is now, we understand,
somewhere in Europe, enjoying q pension,
and probably acting as :. spy, under the
British government.
II is probable that he acted as a pilot, or
in some ether capacity, to the British at
New Orleans, as We well remember that
his name was mentioned in some letters
from that quarter Ct the time. He was
not, however,, as was erroneNusly stated,
the Gen. KEN, who WAS there with the
enemy.
We really think that it is time for the
honest portion of our federal fellow citi-
zcns to suspect & cast off those iafamma-
tory deriigogucs oil their party, who are
constantly praisng the English govern
mens, jus,ifying their atrocities towards
this country. and abusing the adm;nistra-
ton for daring to resist the injustice of that
| government. Some of these demagognes
have been unquest,onaoly i'll the service of
| England, as is proved BY the cases oE John
| Henry. Keene, and others.
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

The public proceedings OF the Senate on
Wednesday were not of general inpor-
tanc !; the business taken UP on that 1ay
bong If local character.
2bKrsday, Fc6. 90.
A plumber of bills were in part con-
sldercd and postponed to a future day.
The bill fronI the house for imp sing
direct tax of three millions of dollars
was reported to TIE Senate by its COM
mittce, with sevGral amendments: the
most important (and we believe only ma
teria) enc of winch, is the striking out the
words VIII eh limit the tax to one year, and
substituting others to give it a permanent
character.
The bill to reward the officers and
crew OF the sio1p Of war Hornet, for the
capture OF the British sloop Of war Pea
gum, was read a talrd time and pass
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. Varnum, it was
RssoiUed unanimously, That the Senate
w.ii attend the funeral Of the Hon. Eijah
hrga an, late member OF the House vf
Gepr, sentatives from the State Of Massa-
chusctts, .o-mcriow at twelve o'clock nd
IS testimony Of respect for the memory
% tie &C eased, they Will 20 into mourn
Ing, and wear black Grape on ;he !, e
arn, for thirty days.
Ihe Senate then adjourned.
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house or REPREsENTATI WIS.

IPcducsday, Fe5. 81.
After the presentation and reference Of
number of petitions
Mr.. Smith of Nd. submitted the follow.
ing " solution.
Reaoivcd, That the committee of WAYS
and Means =. Ns.ructed 70 enquire whc--
Their any, and u any, what alterations
IRE necessaiy 20 b. made in She laws
imposing duties on the tonnage Of foreign
vessels entering the ports ct the United
states
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THE SUBSCRIBER
HsAS JUST RECEIVED, a large supuly O
NOTICE TO 1'EACHERS

T5v1E Trustees of the Dinwiddie Academy in
4 consequence OF the removal of the present
Incumbent will receive proposals until tie 18Th OF SepteFa.
ber ct, for Principal Tutor aud Assistant that Semi
nary.
The situation condcredas presenting perIaps more
advantages than any similar institution III Virginia The
hesltness of the neigbOlood and the convenience with
which excellent 30 ARD can be procured will always en-
sure as many scholars can possibly b9 attended to- The
Trustees willing contract either for stipulated an.
nuity, 10 permit the admission limited number Of pt
piis for price To he setedn the The situation
las hitherto been remarkably profitable, and the Trustees
are dispoed 10 allow very liberal compensation 10 gentle
menof respecabilty and science.
IL will be required that the applicant he cassicay CON
versant with NJ least the Lan and Greek anguagrS and
pnssess extensive acquaintance with the AID scen.
cs usually INDEPENDENTLY The higher branches of Ma
uiematcs.
Unquesonahe Testimonials Of the possession Of these
qualifications, and OF correct morals viii he expected and
none reed apply but such procure tlem
The Seminary will be eScusigey under the eontroui Of
The principal professor, With whom the contract is 70 be
made, and u is expected that le hOd engage his usher
his own responsibility however the appreciation
fthe Trustees.
The School will become The 6t day of Deem
her neSt, at which time the gentleman with whom the
Trustee NAY agree viii take place.
JOHN PEGRAM,
ROBERT PEGRAM.
ARdISTBhD BURWELL,
HERBERT GREGORY,
THOMAS WIrHERS.
com'niNce Of TRUSTEES foreceirc p,obcsais.
n y. The academy is sufficiently coniodious 10 admit
tie reception ofa family.
Dinwiddie c. VI. July ~. 23-wsws
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COURT OF KINGS BENCH, ,
London, June 7.
BREACH or PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.
.dnue Ld1cey. VS., Hunter. eso.

Theaorney general, for the plaintiff said that the pre-
sent OF the most interesting that had ever
before jury. The plaintiff young lady OF grest
beauty, aad Of Accomplishments mac exceeding many of
tile bst educated of her she had been brought up un-
der the Of her father, mathematical instrument maker
ut tie Greenwich establishment, and OF au anxious and az
feconate mother who. aided by the ables masters, had az
home devoted their attention TO her. The plaintiffs father,
Nh Ianeey, had lo0oO III tic funds, ard situation Of
dant widower, ofarge fortune whose father from the
worth ofhis heart and the wealth Ofls purse had received
among his friends the appellaOn Of Sterling Hunter
lis d. a hr bequeaed % the defendant iol less
than is,ooO per aBnpn, upon which hc aainsiied
splendid etabshmebis, Kew and ~ Cavcfdish Square.
The defendant Outhfty years Of age ard ofhis
daughters grown up In tive year 1910, Nv conse
quence ofthc Recommendation Of Dr.. Maskey Who from
infinse friendship with the family, well acquainfed
with the admirable qualifications of Miss Iacey the plain
80, she wasintrOd1ced into the family Of the desau 20
suprinteId the education Of his four daughters the IL fer
dants wife being then living, bnt n very had state Of
health. Inthis situation she attracted the affection and AL
mraiOn of fhe whole family aid she continued reside
in until Close attention her iu aud Mes Hunter en-
dangerei her life, and she Obliged for mo0th 20
visit watering place, placing hefsfas parlour bsr,er
IN the School Of Mrs. Odfirld. of Mafeate After her
strength IN decree restored she reformed 20 tie
family Of the defendant but she found herself sps
incapable If the f1gues belonging the ;satio she re-
signed consequence, and went home her flther house
Greenwich. IN few months Mrs. Hunter died sit0
behind her four daughters and After the first pole
nancy of grit ad qt,ide MISS Hunter invited lie ta,I-
pay visit the family fox fortnight and on this
occasion TINT le defendant, who had eyer h,, alive
the merits Of Miss fancey became Of her value 70
supply de place Jfhc ~if he had lost. lie kereoss made
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london, Jug /.
EXECUTION OF THE RIOTERS

EHECOI1)N OF TIE RIOTERS.
Do Friday Lass, JohH Dennis. George Cro7p,
Utifam Beomis, SEN 9homas So1Rh, JIM. and l.
s0dc Hurley, were executed IT Ely, aggetab'y to
their sentence principals 10 the late riots ri that
place. The utmost regularity ascagrryed on the
ocession the unhappy sufferers exhibited every
mark ofgennne conrition and signed an acknew-
le'ieement Ofthe justice If their sentence.
The speech Of Mr.. Jtstce ARBor, when about
to pass sentence on tie twenty.tour persons who
had been convicted OF capital offences connected
With The riots 1T Ely, was an admirable lecture
tie informed them that IN extending mercy To the
grester part OF them, human justice required lhs,
some Of them shonld undergo the fill sentence, in
order that others may be deferred from initiating
their ctimes--and added,
" You lillian BeGmis, the elder, you George
Cro1v, you yoi1 DenDis. you haac Wg'ky, you
IHonas SoHti, The younger, lei inc exhort sou to
prepare Ton that sentence let me entreat You to
apply yourselves, during the short remainder If
the time ~hehcan be allowed to you in tis world,
by prayer and peoiience, TO appease that Almighty
Power whom you hsve offended address yourself
seriously AID ssryenty to that throne Of grace from
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SAFE OF NEGROES

SALE OF NEGROES
EDY Virtue of Deed of Trust, executed 40 "a
q by Edward Boiling, to secure the paymenf Of
a debt due ny him to John Hobson, jr which deed
IS recorded in buckingham Court--.VVe shall sell,
on Saturday, the last day Of this month. ut New
Canton, publicly, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, one Negro Man, three Women, and three
or Tour Female Children or so much of said pro-
perry as vii! be suifcient to pay the balance due
on me sand debt and the costs attending the sale.
The title vested in US as Trustees. viii be con.
veyed to the purchasers.
THOMAS PITMAN,
RoDT. MosgLEY. ir.
August7. 26 ~