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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22
By the GoUernor ofthe Commonwealth OF
Virginia.

Vfrginia.
a PROCLAMATION
EMIHEREAS,i It is represented to the Execu-
w tive by IN Jailnr Of Spotsylyania county, that
GEORGE EOXLEY WHO was committed to Jail,
and ordered 10 be tried before the next Superior
Court of Law for the county nj Spousylvania, for
havrR 'viscd or conspired with certain Slaves 10
reberor make insurreetion and With having taken
steles, carried away and hired out. two Slaves, one
the property of Francis Jerdonc, and the other OF
James Bsghy, did, the night of the lf,h Instant,
make his escape from the Jail oftle aforesaid conn
~ Of Spot.sylvana--I have therefore thought fit,
with the advice Of the Council of State, issue this
proclamation, hereby Offering a reward Of ONE
THOUSAND dolls. tn any per son or persons who
shall aPprehend and convey the Jail Aforesaid the
said George Boxley-And do moreover require
all officers, civil and military, and exhort the cord
people of this Commonwealth to use their best ex-
ertions to appreheHd and convey to the afo; esaid
Jail the said George Boxley that he may be dealt
with the law directs.
Givea under my banG, az Governor, with the
seal of the common wealth aFnexeI at
ISso,> Richmond. this 18th C.y Of May, in the
N| year of our Lord, one thousand eight hun.
dred and sixteen, and Of the Common.
wealth, the fortieth.
w. c. NICHOLAS.
George Boxcy IL supposed be between and 40 years
OF age about ft orr nche, high, thin vsage, salIow
complexion, thin make, his hair light yeowisb tin on
the TOT Of his head and tied belindhe st0op ltr Il; lie
ons's has large whisker blue grey eyes, pTrtes TO
IL very religious. u fond Of taking and speaks aicl hi,
'orger one of hands, has been nearly cut off about
the Hinnie orr y inirsaw, and from the wound the
end Of the hngeri' is srunk. and appears smaller and sio
Ter than the otr opinion thai OH the rpI
aud others that II Is Oh the left hard.
May %. 4-w6w
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CT The following SoeeeHisa sound one-and what Is
strange, the pen oil Federal Ct Mnssach-
stsfio~ the times changed since the Of the Hart.
Jord COnyent,onl
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
NDER the authority of Deed of
~ Trust executed by Philip Grymes to the Subscriber
uaIed tie l4 Of November 1871 the payment of
certain sums Of money III the said deed mentinned TO John
burke will be offered for sale, for ready money on the 4t
Monday IN JUNE, 1916 before the cOurt-Houe at Urbara
IN Middesex County, the TRACT OF LAND, called the
Grange lying in ue SAID county of Adesex, cota ling
seven hundred and thirty acres, much thereof Us Will
be sufficient 10 raise ready money pay the said sums OF
money! with interest and costs, expressed IN the said
deed. GEORGE HEAIY ,Frns,.a.
Nay 25. 5tIs
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PAINT STORE.

TNIN = OKE.
'sN7E Subscribers resp ctfully inform
y the citizens OF Richmond and Mauchester and the
public at large. that they have established Paint Stor. in
Ism Street, opposite the Bell Iaveri have iust rcey
cd per the Scr Only Daughter, from New.York lare, X
following ARTICLES, viz
Spirits Tnrpentiue, Linseed Oil
Bristol Spanish Brown
London White Lead in kegs-Ditto. dry
Patent feliow, ground in Oil, Gum Co,Jal
Copal Variisl, Chrome yellow Irish Glue, Red Lead
Spanish White Venetian Red, Litharge, TIMBER
India Vernlilion English Terra Desna
Prussian Blue, Nos. land 2, Brown Snat
Blue Sina't, Nos and ?, Green verliter. Blue do,
Dutch Pi.k Stone Yellow, Paett Knives. various
Gold Leaf Yellow ochre Paint Brushes OF various siz
Gramng Tools, Putty, &c. or. Src.
= M 81 Tchicb sriH ID sold NJ reduced bTice,.
The Public areaso respectfully informed that We are now
enabled to execute Painting, Glazing, sliding, &C. with
ssany person IN the citywe soic share of public pat
ronRge. RUSSEII r. CpoF
May 25. 5,t1
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E{STRAYED OR STOLEN, from IN.
snbseriber on, the night Of tbe 4h inst. BIZ
lahI. hve ytsrs Oh tins SPRING about four feet II incl
ng her rect behind brieyedtO be white she los ant m
her hack, and has marks Of the collar - = 'l''' VI
49, ms animal gss very Nell-Slf iros PAGES and pa,or
zen tollrs VIII he gwen 20 any peeon who vii, deiyr
s9u Airs 70 me residing IA the Town Of Manehster AM
al reasonable Charges hail Be paid. az
1. a. WILLLdMCOFF.
"'H| iJ'
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WILLIAM GRHYES.

" ILLI-IUI ONHVES,
EeEGS leave TO inform his friends and the ,.,,r.
- generally, that he has lately returned fror,
doors above Mr.. Mark RicbarrIs' T.ver,, ''I =,
street, where he inelds carrying on the ScsiEe 81
Harness masking, and assures those who NAV Tayo,r
him with thGir custom, that no trouble OF. exDon.a
shall he wanting to make his work equal ,ry !,
this city, and ne can venture to 7sY on as moscrsts
lg nee only, he may merit. -
hii rlers shall b. strictly attended In, and eve.
cuted with as mach fidelity as ii the person VA,
pTesert.
June 10. 10 o..
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STEAMBOAT HOTEL

BOARDING HOUSE
ENiE Subscriber respectfully informs the Publis.
that he has taken that elegant four storv Bricp
House, over Mr.. Matthew Cuffs Store, on th1
East side OF the Marhet-Square, and is prepared d
accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen with zen.
teei Boarding, by the year, month, or shorter
Rod.
Passengers in the Steam Boat, Baltimore. New.
foik. or Philadelphia Packets, will hn1 h,s house
convenient, agreeaby stuated, and lie Fl tteps him
sell, well adapted to their comfort AID socomrno.
dation.
THOMAS WEST.
Norfolk, June g. o.-ws,ys
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June Is.

Virtue o. Decree OF the Superior Court of
q , Cbancery, for tie District of Will,JosIur,e
VIM be Sold, to the highest bidder, on a credit II
twelve months, THO Tracts Of Lind, in The Coun.
OF Charles City-The one situated near to The
mouth OF Cbickahomony River and is said 10 con
tai" 800 acres, more or iess.-The other is ON a..
sshe river, ana alJnns the estate called Providence
Forge, and contains $50 acres, more mr. I..e -,
The FIRST tract there are some Improvement. and .
me mill seat, and the land is wen adapted TO the
culture OF wheat There are no bonres ON ~.
rset near ihe ferge-bnt the Land is Of the best
qna,ity Ch'cka,homony low grounds, and ready fox
cultivation: The sale ,the frst Tract will be
made on Wednesday, the esd day Of Jolly. and N.
other on the FRIDAY following, on the respective
Traits at Land. Bond aud security will b., renui.
req OF the purchaser, and the title to tie Land With
held till payment is made
JHne IS. -
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4 REV ARD OF ONE HUNDRED y)0T-
"a L-lRS, WI b given Tor ihe Diet, ction of he
Jhiet who stole the following MILF .N'OTES
and One Hundred Dollars more to any person w.
will return said half notes either TO Elder and IT,
Tor, IN baltimore, or the subscrib n in Cbileo,be
JOHN MCCOY.
One half OF the following described Bank Note
having been lost in the mail since the 9th nf March
last, % tween this place aud the city Of Baltimore
IN which day they were put into the Post Office
by Mr.: CulbeTfsop, incoaed in letter address.
90 10 Elder and Taylor, merchants OF that city,.
Notice IS hereby given, that application will b.
made to the respective banks for the full paymen,
Of the same, on presenting the halves of the notes
Which are now in possession If The said Elder and
Tay ior, viz: ""F
500 Bank ofVirginia, No. III, 3 Bonn. March
2,1Si2
100 Farmers Bank OF do. no. 1851, William
100 do. J. MorrelI, 2i2s, 81 April, 1915
100 do j Men'on, T1s, 4th Dec 1919
loo do. j. .ienten, 1764 4th Dec. 1919
100 do j. Maxwell, 1861, i2.h March 1915
100 do. J. MssUp, 1873, Eth March. 1914
100 do. 326, Cd July, 1914
100 do So4, 81 July, 1914
100 do. 2S93, w. Clark, 4,h March, 1913
100 Franklin Bank of Baltimore, Aos. NJ,
M'Laning.
s LOO
June 10. 1o.s;-
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WILL BE SOLD.

~ ILL oE OtJLO.
4 L public auction, on the premises, ON Thurs.
IN day, TIE 18th inst. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. five
hundred acres Of LA ND, on the i.ouer Westham
Creek, belonging to Major robert Gamble, bonn
hed on the NORTH by the three-notched road. and
2,ijoning the lands Of Thomas Wilson ard .Iobn
Grafam, Esq'rs. This Land will ne sold in I,ots
ot from Is to so acres, to suit pnrcl,asers.-
There are many elegant settles for bniIIine,--,
great part OF the land in woods, and considerable
quantity of fine timber. "'''
Il good GRIST and SAW-MIIJ, vii, be sold
at tse same time, with fifty or a hundred acres of
Ia q. as the purchaser may wish.
Twelve, eighteen and tweniy-fclr months ere-
oit VIII Ne allowed the purchasers, upon their ex
ecnting notes with approved endorsers. and giving
payments.
arr directed by the proprietor to assure Gentle.
men, that every lot offered will he sold without anv
h''itst'on--and that there will be refreshments
provided Tor such gentlemen rs may favour us with
their company.
by order ofthe Proprietor,
June 10. 20 81.
G-J' The obor5 sale zcU be continued ON JVeI
neSlgy. tie 2GM of The present month, ubs,. The
Times efbaynent, conditions ofsa1e, &c. sc. az
DeIOIe. T. r.
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Just Reeeived-FoR SAFE.
pipes Cogniac Branrv, 4.h proof
hhds R"etihel Whiskey,
Is bNis. PENNSYLVANIA cnmmga do.
S hhls. New-England Runi&
ioo box 'rosn sosp, ofgood qualify
oises wool hats
10 boxes Spsnis', Segars
10 reams fine letter paner.
JOHN O. L.AY sg ca.
June 70. 10
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= - - = o4tTI. lrons, A1Fc3 y, 1873



am directed by his exceency Gov. NJ Csrhy, to nc.
knowledge the receipt ct your note, enclosing certificate
from respectable the United States OF the
good characters Of te people whom have lately brought
this colony settlers. His exesency has observed With
much satisfaction, their steady and sober conduct since the
time of their arrival and erlsuily convinced ta the GER
taces YOU have forwarded for his examinations were well
deserved by the respective parties whom they given.
it'll respect the of 49, dollars 90 ce which Won
have kindly a hmaDely advanced the settlers since
they landed his excslIency you that he Will
repayment ofthe by his majesty
,ase entrtns no doubt but that the Yi-
Reyes will b extended to !sm, grant the Nova
seCtas IN 1902. Itappears by the letter w. Allen
you, that application had been made for years provision. for
ali the passengers you might bring coonsts and there
little doubt hut that request is already accr, to. The
money you have advanced being intended promote far
po>se their present comfort aud future advantage, does
away the necessity of any further supplies of that iat,re
His exereney will tke the earliest nasur,s D get The ~
paid to any person whom You may point your
agent authorized TO receive il.
JOHN MESIER.
Signed in behalf Of the New.York African Society,"
ABRAHAM THOMPSON, PreS't
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EXTRACT

From the .E;autes ofshe "Aew.Ysrk African
Lisaia,tion."
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ELEGANT CITY PROPERTY.

For Sac Oh long credit.
4 IN Wednesday, Sd July next, the subscriber
" VIII sell, at Public Auction, OH the premise S,
rs Lots on Shockoe Hu,
delightfully."- situated for the residence of gentee "a
miles; distant from six 10 eight hundred ards on
iy from The Capitol, and not more ta;s 5 or four
squares from that elegantly mprov ed quarter o.the
city. 1.-THE Residence OF M.ssrs. Wickham, Gamble,
FISHER, Judge VI nsl.all, &c.) where half acre
lot, un'mprosed, lately sold Tor nineteen thousand
dollars.
he above IS lots compose about half OF all
elevated range, commencing at Third street, and
slopig gradually down TO Shockoe Creek All
the numerical streets of the city, from Third to
emu street, pass over 1t; but MS il is Insulated by
bod ravInes and rivclets, aud has been laid out on
peculiar plan. it will hereafter be distinguished
from the rest OF the citv, bv the name of
NAVY HILL
IT being daigned to erect on an elevated sci,e. in
the centre ot the range, an ornamental I'iH,r.
commemorative OF the names and achievements Of
our Naval Heroes. For the erection OF this PHI
lar, AID other atbropriafe ornaments Of Navy Hin
the present proprietors Of the land will contrib Il
RON hive to ten thousand dollars progressive -nu
correspondent with the style in which the new
purchasers 'nsy wish to sdorn the scene The
plan OF The sqnares settles and lots Navy Hill, is
at once ingenious, simple, com aodia,is and elegant
-concidng with, but beautifully diversified fi,nn.
the general plan Of the city. Wealth and taste
may here locate themselves to advantage /; howe.
yer elegant their display, it will derive additional
'ustre IRON the luminous order asd enlightened
arrangement Of the plan.
Terms. The terms ofsale will be liberal che
tenth, only. fthe purchase money Will be required
IN endorsed negotiable notes at 60 days; the re-.
nainder divided into annual instalincnts of. q. s
and = years BY application to the subscriber.
previous to the day ne sale, the annual instaImen,s
may be extended to embrace period of seven
years
Gentlemen in the adjacent country, and AL who
wish TO have an interest ia the unritaed advanta-
ses of the city OF Richmond, are invited 10 attend
this sale. In so doing, they may enjoy the salts
faction o! being present also at bi1iitnt CONNIE
moraiion of the great National Festival of the 9TH
OF July. LEROY ANDERSON,
June 10. Io,ds
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The Business viii BIZ carried hereafter under The firm
oil Wm' & G. ii. Mitchell, by Jie subscribcrs
WAL MITCHELL, Jun.
., g. ii. MITCHELL.
o"'S 40. i2
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NAE are appointed, by the Cofnify Cart Of
w Charlotte, TO receive proposals from any
person or persons willing to contract to make an
accurate CILfRT' Of te County of Charlotte. 10 be
lone IN the manner prescribed by law. ANY cen
tieman willing To contract for the same viii please
to send in his proposals, directed to the Commits
sioners, living IN The sail County, free oF hostage
that they may lsy ue Same before the Court At
August Term, for 'lirr consideration. will be a
great object to have the work neatly executed ard
on the most moderate terms.
CLEMENT c NRRINGTON.
wAi. NJ WATKINS,
ISAAC READ,
BRYAN w LESTER.
THOMAS READ,
June H. 1850 ('o,u,;es;o,,e,s
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June 10.

NpUBLiC AUCTION.-By Virtue Of a deere,
4 OF the United States Court, fifth circuit Viz
gina district, pronounced on the 9th June. 1916.
WIN De sold, at public a.ction, on the premises,
IN D snrdy, the 22d Inst. at II o'clock IN,
Three Story BRICR HOUSE, on IN. Main
street, between the Bank Of Virginia and the Far.
mers Bank, belonging TO the estate of Samuel
C,ark, deed. Therr is attached to this tenem.p,
b'cl Kitchen, warehouse, Sc. &c. sc. r. is be-
in the city.
VIII be sold, Immediately after, and under the
same decree, Ralf .Iers LOT, No. 500, corner of
ON and ID Or Cary Streets Immediately below Jos.
Marx, Esq. u.s.
Terms Of .oale.-3, * 9 months cretit-the
purchasers giving notes with approved endarsers.
and deed of trust upo, the property TO secure
the payment Of the money
THOMAS TAYLOR, } Commits
BENZ. SHEPHERD. s sioners.
june ~. 12-tds
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IcoPY1

Ffee-T0zon, SieyrG-Eeene, hsrl ., 1915
Tis is certify that Perry Locks. Samuel Hushes Rob
kssby, Peter Wilcox, Ihonla, Jarvis, William t;um
Samuel Wilson, Antonio Savanc,., and Charles Coume
snd their families brought from America, b, Captain Paul
c, have arrived III the colony Of Sierra Leone, and are
wrestling therein.
JAMES WISE,
sec'y. toihe Friendly 5Osisfy.
To oil rrsoD' it may eoarefn.
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mutual consent, IHOS. H. MITCH
Ell has withdrawn from the concern ofW,. 3, n
10 -i'''"e q w. VIM MITCHELL, Jun.
q. II. NIT cHELI,
THoS. II. MITCHELL.
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"A GREEABI,Y - linitation, the Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-31

OF $4,000 dollars, and was sold in oisLths. Seven
sishlns were 500. oal,ns> aud received 10y the
,',cuve owners Dutto the sSrprize oI t..e Office
winch soiu 1t. the msining eighth nad never been
Claimed. On Saturday evening last a poor man, a
schoolmaster, (wiose name is concealed at lis
reqn.S,) came to Aliens Office 10 purchase SOME
sha IS III the next class, and brought ~ih lin one
hail oil torn ticket IL, tie former lottery, 10 OK.
anime for his satisfaction what had been its fate
This hall which contained the number Of the ticket,
his vic found, after diie search among some Oil.
rubbish, but the other hall had been destroyed b,
The ehIdr.n to whom ii had been given, long sine,
with some others, being told by neighbour whu
undertook In examine his numAers for HIM, tina,
they we're sll blanks. Ga producing it, however,
1t turned cut TO be the remaining eighth of tue hie
prize. Ills joy Was exttNassnt; he said that thi.
prize, together with his business, ~ouli render him
independent ior lie To cor.pleat his satisfaction
Mr. A len paid him dowu = 2662 So cents. hi:
should operate caution, not to destroy ticket.
before examining them at the proper office. Is,
such csre'essness thirty shousa1id dollars may be
lost IA The next class. ". J. Ia. Posi-.
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would pay j, IS because the court Of Constsrt;no.
nIe leaves them nuch To themselves, that The,
seem to hold an allegiance t. that power. Moth
isg is reel. and any attempt TO assert authority
would produce as ready resistance to the yurkish
rs toafy other government. The success OF the
influence Of the Usited States must end where il
begun. Ia the most positive demands, ant. the full
power 10 enforce them, peace Will be sure thraus
fear bu, the FIRST circumstance which reiaxes fear
viii create war.
Ike histoi, of their treaties st tie remote peri
dds we have noticed, is confirmed by tie history
ever since. While the, fear us they will BE- al
peace with us. But even the peace will bc attend
ell with every wish iOr war, Without any calculation
what the peace or war may cost the,. We are
not 10 suppose this character of the Barlary Pow
is common TO a., tleir subjects or held bv any
in AN equal degree. They have the same manners
o. home they have abroad AS We Observed,
funis secures It's treasures by It's aeknsw.e dye
ments To the cues oil Aig'ers and Cunstantinonle.
n constant leaossy exists, and the countries which
are subject the cities have all the interest viii ia
the eouiending interests can pve them and in their
divisions they more surely nj the viii of their
Proud masters. We discover from England that
the treaty lately made between that country and
Aigiers, hes been subject of enquiry even in Par
lament, and public aasurance has been piyen Of
some things which are declared not 10 be N Il. lis
real character is yet unknown. In Europe the e.
vents oil the treaty have not been agreeable to es-
peetaion. he Italian powers still find them Ives
exposed, and an uncom nsoienee marks this age
Of riraca adventurers. The various projects Tor
defence mus Ultimately depend upon ise recur-
renee ottle maritime strength OF Great Brisa;n ;
we must therefore expect. while British commerce
Is invaded, and British subjects and property de-
s,snyed. Eore seriaus designs to restrain L,c Bar
barry States, than from all other causes put to-
gether
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TO THE GLONN-WORM.

See .slgres in trees, 6Seks IA he running brooks,
Sermons IN stones. asd good ia every thing"
1hdn ga,idy t'itle, twil.>lnr bright,
Like ce1 upon. lie robe OF IIights
t)r N,.a c.vp shrouding darkness seeming,
Like scar through nigh cloud isinty bvaming
mara thee oft, a, lone Istras.'
Wisen tNiiisut draws rs vurtains gray,
And pause, with pondering eye, to see
Instruction Ia ding Like thee.
When evenings shades ali nature hide,
Meet hour, when Lave Is lightly Roaming,
Thou iight'st Thy little lamp, 10 q,uide
Sonle bold Lr. AMBER To thy SIDE,
1.i,c hun who piung d in Hele's tide,
NheS w'.is were high, and pillows foaining.
But, like tn sirires O. vice. ti..- glow
! hit guides The lover, Lures tue Toe,
The dir, ;; nippesi oft is nith,
When oil Is al in earth and sky;
And swift destruction o.t is nearest.
When torta.es tickle smile is dearest.
Short Is thy dave; the frnsty breath
OF Winters cold and cherries. blast,
W al ciii. dice un the barren heath,
Vixen Summers iiet-ting reili is past;
And thhs Dc.tn's &c! chaiis w,ll lind
Man, no,,.'T .rane-the wise, the brave.
Must sink fcrg1tton III the grave,
Nor leave mouldering wreck behind.
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WILL BE SOLD.

4 T the font door of the REL ycsei7i, fer cash,
"a on "Wednesday the 18th day OF September
next--Y.so IR.sC1S of LAMP, in Goochland
County, conveyed in trust b, Ellis Par, ear 81 said
countJ, ia John Robertson, Edward ". Trent and
Thomas Taylor, 60 secure the payment Of fourteen
hundred dollars, due TO IL. l'ury ear and i. Der
hard, by the said Ellis furyear. secured by deed
OF trust, hearing date tire ist day OF March last.
The tnrst Tract Of Land lies in The lower end
OF Goochiand county, and is supposed to contain
fomr hundred ard .ffty ceres, it beng the land
whereon the said Ellis Puresr now lives, and Join
ms the lands OF Roller, III. Saunders and others
On THIS land. there is considerable quantity Of hot
tom-'snd, on Iackshoc creek, and, il IS generally
believed, that the land Abounds with coal. The
other land hes in the county of Goochlsnd, on
what Is called the Broad Branch, we'll tmbered,
and is good land'ihis tract contains three Lun-
drcil acres.
The whole, or much of said land as viii pay
the aforesaid debt and charges, and the costs atteu
ding SAID sale, will be made on the date before
mentioned, by
f.. w. TRENT,
One Of The Trustees.
august es 500,
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Mr.. WILKIEsoN's
REED-MAKiNG MACHINE.

This piece of American mechanism which deserves be
AGED par with that for cutting Wire and making
rdS, is capable Of accomplishing wgayrs reeds nj sin
operation. As tins involves the preparation ofhe wood
u tiis twine u bind the stet wire, Tc tie reader
" Judge Of the ingenuity of the continuance tits a com
nation oi ynrics mechanical powers i'll play the same
Gov IO9lPKlNS, much To his credit, has used e,-
exeriion IL bring il into hut, where manufactures
anynial there demand for Reeds HE Society of
seui ARTS also gave their unanimous testimony ia its ia
ali, OF its members Who present ~ Ire
ecns, but Who examined it since proncunces rare
0. n.chaEsn-a,mirably flied the purpo,e intei-
I'D. with uncommon Cxceloncy OF finish IN ai parts
Tie reeds producr are certainly superior clarity
MT frmrcss any have seen, and quail TO any can
appose 10 b. mace any @'iere III any manner"
Mr.. WILKINSON however, after offering the ma
rhine To his Ccuny, and seeking patronage in vain, he's
.hisday shppe. 1t for Europe. There it will add TO the
perfection Of English and Irish manufacturer and Ne
make III, inventors fortune. We wish that
had hcen made known in Kew England Aeyerties we
corfdeni OF Mr.. Ms patriotism he is man. we be-
o'e Who has SERVED his Country faithfully and having
Zone his duty C1zen and Soldier she has in peace no
inns thsi duglt debar hini from employing his talents
~ the best I'd, antagv.
or. Jepua A.. Wilkinson the inventor though a
Newingiardeg b. hi.t, resides in OtegO CoGaty, New
1uEk.