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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

VrTlLIiahJ. COLE s Co. at the sign Of the Golden
W lstH have just received large aud general assert.
men, OF Maple & Fancy HiRD'-fRE; which renders
their assortment almost every ar
ce in their line which being bought al the very reduced
prices At w'eh,hey nave Deen selling in Newlork,
ocS them 10 sell on yefy accommodating a
niong whchare:
an,is bellows, screwpates, hammers, vises and bick
onS-SANS cast aud German steel pit, mill, crosscut
hand ranncl, vcneerng. sash, tenOn compass keyboIe
frame aud woOdcuttes LOCKS best Scotch spring and
common, brass knob'd stock, Dranberry mad nress
desk, uugk, chest and saddle bag I; KNIVES * FORKS
pocket aud Knives, desk do. raZOrs scissors and lam
GETS CARPENTERS TOOLS, drawing knives, hatche.s
coinpasses braces and bits steel irmers chses and
goage morsing chissels Tuning socket do latiny
ha'chcs and hammers Kent do. plane irons AIDES com
pelc chests ot tools measuring lines steel blade and iron
Squares screw drivers, conn., lee assortment planes
Sc. sc.
BrosS, Piofed amt Fancy Uare.-Ladies' ELEGANT
woa cases, ladies aud gen'lenens elegant dressing do
paedIlm ana castors teapots dishes cream pots
slides sugar longs gilt and steel purses gilt watch
GRAINS, seals aud KEYS plated and gilt vest hut
tons SILVER hinihes, pencil cases, tOO-picks and bod
kins ladies' thread elegant tea boards waters
hrcau mask ana cheese trays Britannia metal
snsardi-hes and crcampcrs; Tutana table and tea
spoons iat and tall brass candlcscks curtain pins
c0nmOic handles aud knobs fire hooks brass cocks Ian
tern pneS, window do. hat hooks cscutcheous silver
spectacle, with pair extra glasses, suit all ages tea
caddies tea uins and coGecpots, beli-pulls and bell
cfanks tenders; shovel and tongs and androns faced
With brass honcaw caStors bed FERRIS pocket books
!ariotg--Iar IHoN-Gcman. Crawlcy glstered
ssedes and Shear SrfELsheet iren nail rods plough
plates screws sprigs and brads wrought and cut nails
coal hod> and cinder shovels-window glass by TO- o
D, II anu 10 bF i2stnVes, carriage steps, springs, han
ocs, hinges and nrouidin.s jack screws shoves and
spades sadrons, Ill., andbntt hinges, screw and bar
rel at.crs Jack chains, carriage gig switch Wins
walking canes block tin dishcoycrs wire for wheat fans
-inei, cookie and wheat seives-iowng pieces pocket
ana horseias pistols, powder TASKS aud shot belts
pias,etns ahdDrckavers patent trowes, dagon ploughs
hand lantes copper and iron tcaketlcs copper scales
IRON weights, states, Reeves water coors skates rat
traps, post anu box cofeemills. aw blades shoe tacks
hpper and pncers shochammefs iron boilers and
sauce pans lined with tinwiTe, from No. 32-curry-
combs, mathematical instruments, waffle and water irons
Mat
mllEscrews, with bales complete-inattresses drums
MES and nies steeyards, nkstands, ink powder iron
and tin candlesticks.
general assortment OF Castings, sc. SC.
Novelher9 5s-2aw3w
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ConsnIar-OG;ce of .Snniu

u. y
His Catholic Nfajcsty's Minister Pleni-
potentiary and Envoy Extraordinary near
the United States, considering the happy
and good harmony subsisting between
ms Majesty and the United States, has
directed me 10 make known TO the mer-
chants and for the information of all
whom II may concern, that his EXcellen-
cy the Vlce-Roy OF the Kingdom of New
Granada, under date ofthe ID September
last, informs him that perfect TRANQUILITY
being restored throughout the Kingdom
OF Santa Fe; and the provinces thereof
annexed, having submitted to the obedi-
ence OF the King the blockade of those
coasts had been raised, the causes which
occasloncd the measure having ceased to
exist: and III consequence thereof he had
opened all the provinces of that kingdom,
and especially the port OF Carthagena, TO
the intercourse and commerce of the pow
ers In amity with his majesty, under the
regulations, and subject to the duties here
matter mentioned.
l. Reciprocal commerce is established
between said kingdom and friendly foreign
colonies, III like manner as agreed upon
with those of England in the General
Jnnta of Tribunals the SCI January 1909.
>. The duties on this trade to be paid.
as are manifested i'll the schedule adjoin-
ed.
3. These duties on the expectation of
metals to be paid in the same coins as
those exported, and on produce, in anv
current money.
4. Metals shail not be exported that
have not paid the duty imposed on the
miners OIL 20 per cent. nor silver bull
lion.
3. Gold and silver, which OH expectation
from those countries have paid duties,
will not be subject to further duty on
the importation thereof in the Peninsu-
la.
6. Foreigners that may incline to follow
the trade, must Indispensable avail them
selves of Spanish consignees.
Z. Natives or persons domiciliated in
those provinces, whose return cargoes
exceed III value the exports which were
made for the purchase of those cargoes,
shall pay an eXpMtduty upon the excess
in silver milled com and upon paying
such duty shall receive certificate which
will entitle them to return of thatan0unt
upon any subsequent expectation to the
value of that excess.
&. Tariff of Duties.
EXPORTS.
Produce Of the country, 49, per cent.
Gold in bars, do.
Gold in com, DO.
Silver i'll coin, Ii do.
IMPORTS.
Merchandise, % percent.
Liquors, 80 do.
Provisions, rs do.
In pursuance of fine above order, and in
conformity with the Royal DEGREES regu-
ldting the commerce with the possessions
Of II. G.. NJ. Certificates will be granted at
this office for all vessels bound from this
Consular District TO those ports.
THOMAS STOUGHTON.
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hSSE y. KEt. has taken once fronting The Basin
- teuAcfs lbs services to his rieads and the pnblir
as a Cy0~sssioa 5iercAorf oct i9 81 wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

II uNAWAf rom the Subscriber, two negro fellows
TO wit JACOB oierable stout made turns ori his
toes when walking soops little in his shoulders has
small scar on his upper lip, but do recoect on
Whch side OF his n0se has had cOuntenance and down
look and has little impeachment in his speech is about
~ ears old. and about five feet high. eoped some
time III the month of April last purchased him of VIM
tuiccr III the year lSlI understand he raised Inv
Capt Heniy, in the upper end of Henrico County-in
whose heighboThoOd he has mother where il is proba
Die, he is now lurking Also, JOHN, stout well made
Fellow, and very black, abOn six high is about 2Y
years old is apt to clear his throat when about 10 sneak
and twist his head, and if questioned sharply does
not pronounce his words distinctly. think il very pro.
bahie re IS lurking about Mr. +. Chandlcrs in Coroue
Comfy where he has father He eioped in July asi
will give TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD for the de-
on the Brook Turnpike Road or FORTY noIIaRS 6nr
bothand taken out of the County, will pay The LEGAL
tilVehihs eNpences. BENZ. SHEPPARD.
Scpt. ~. 3s-Wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

H.NOR SALE Tract Of LAM, of from forty TO nm,
Il Thousand acres the County of Bath-Eor inform
tion apply Gen. Blackburn, of said County, or 10 H.
Subscriber. II. T.. RRooEp
ocl ~" 4s-Etf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

tENWFNTY DOLLARS REWARD.-iianaway nom lic
4 of the subscriber, this CITY time IN
July last negro JAMES lie Is about 80 years OF and
IL rather black negro, about i've feet ten inches ~
height actively formed, aud walks nimblyils eyes
round rather protecting. and when conyersing aud look
ing up both his teeth; aud the whites of his more
t.an usually apparent He had very good blankets "A
considerable variety Of clothing and Ge ordinary tools Of
shoe maker. The above mentioned slave was
purchased OF Cauian Richard Graves Of New eui COun
", AGENT for Mr.. Maiston, o. c same piacc-and he
has probably the ncehborhDod ~ ms former inJs
ter, or that OF Mr. Wright Of Newkeni, where his
muef said reside he has also many acfudintantes
in this Cg wLcfe he has been several ycars hired at the
rope-waks and bck yards. VIII give the above reward
ioi appIeeuduc and securing to me the slave above dt
cribcd. and ~ he IS taken 90 miles from i CITY. VIII
pay all reasonable charges incurred 10 transporting him
hitbcr. T. v. DANIEL
october >. wit
~ CHANCERY buckingham Cormy CONT august,
Peter Francisco ILaiaflF. AGAINST Joseph D. Famine
adm. of Win. sanders dec. aud .arucs Sandes ANA sa
muel Sanders, admire. Of JOIN Sanders, o..
on the motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney aud it
appearing the satisfaction the Court tdt the dcei
dant Fannina inlabaul OF this Siatc-f IS O'
drcd Iit unless Tie said flaming shall appear here on
November nest ard answer thc biii oi the
plaintiff tie Court wilt then proceed 10 take Tie sdne oi
confessed him. and decree the matter thereof accord
nry and thai coip Of this order be forthwith Inserted
in some one the public newspapers Of The CTS OF I;ic
uond for tWo MONTH snccessycy, aud that aro'Arr top
ne pnsicd up q. the 'front.' door OF tic conth house Of is
County. Copy, Itsic. ..,., -,,
october .. a. wsw
A MtNAGER wANTfD.--A Sian who $50 undertake
a to direct fafiu in Boictorst of Montgomery wiols
wei acquainted with The Clover and Plaster system.
grassne aud feeding Of cattle, been accustomed 70 the
management Of Neaoes, lsnoi encountered TOO a'sc
family and car come well coomu ended iof industry
cafc aud sobgcty will meet eooi encouragement by
dppl.tnc To- fhe srbsfriber pow In Richmond.
Any inclined to cneagc, ~iii pleas make pfcpo-
No,staheyr sj.Wu
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Octoher2s.

4 AND IN AMELIA FOR sALE.-I am dsposed 10 sell
~ my rtaNiffiON ~ Amelia, lying aroUt five miles
MEOW tue courthouse. on Suack's Greek. This farm
contains e'ght hHndyrdad ffy acres having aout eno
opened and divided into forr fields The Land is afu,-
dainty supplied with good springs Wen ~ running va
Ter AMI IS inersected by two neyer-ang streams that
a0fd nom forty TO ifty acres of rich swamp great mart
of which is completely diiched AID ia cropping order
a crop ot wheat will he seeded in due time
IL not sold, privately by the middle December il Will
soon aie be offered public auction as well as the cron
OF corn fodder Stock sc. of which further notice will be
gwen. JAMES HENDERSON.
vi. -. 4S-wiws
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guSf RECElyED-iO ticrces, 6 hlds Nev-Orloaes -
~ sat 1000 lbs Prime Green Coffee l.. r. aia,le,,
Tcne.iie and Sherry Wine, i'll pipes and ar casks ~,
casks Ciaict Wine, and 80 boxes Goshen Cheese
IL, Norr.-prime Ncw-Oreans Sugar, IN hhds ,,,
barrels; Lagura, ST. Domingo and Old Java Coffee 49,
Sugar, IN barrels GunpOwdcr, Imperial and lorno ~
SON Teas-Sags CARGO ; Cosnar BIan,y--jth pronf. ~
maica. Windward island and New ENGLAND Rum -
Fest liavanna Retailing MolassesIor Sale on the ,n"t
reasonable terms, at store, fronting the love, %
OF .he basln WA. Z. SMITH X Co
August ~ 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
October ~.

L AND FOR SALE.--The Subscriber will seII ~, =
= cohmcdatIns terms, his TRACE OF LAND called
I|0chM 1htcsof," containing by late survey Iz7c =.
ces situate IN Campbell County, the head of Biz Viii;
ping Creek (Which divides it into nearly equal parts aud
the waters of Seneca Creekdstant from Lyichnra ."
lnes-ffo,h Campbell Court house milcs-fron Sian,
ton River miies-and from Payne's Mills miles
JOINING the lands OF Mr.. Philip Payne. DR.. j. Slaughter
anu DINERS The whole tract lies we-ahout 400 acres
tobacco land, and the residue GOOD arlnino land s.
oo acres has been cleared butte plantation has not been
III General cultivated for many years va
The improvements a small framed DWELLING bo,,.
ana some onthonses-springs numerous and the ,,,
Yer excellent The negborhood is healthy and agrees
nc. Ut Nathaniel W. Payne, residing near the land
Mr. John Alexander, near the Court .house mr. NJ
David ain on the premises will shew the land to .v
person disposed TO purchase " any
WILLIAM G. PENDLEroN, Richmond.
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In pursuance Of the above order, and in
conformity with the Royal DEGREES regu-
ldting the commerce with the possessions
Of II. G.. NJ. Certificates will be granted at
this office for all vessels bound from this
Consular District TO those ports
THOMAS STOUGHTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14


CHANCERY.-At Court held for The Comfy Of
Lrncascr. ON the 2lst day of August 1916 "
JONI, hscos LlaiRf, against James iratsherrv and Ar
. 1m'SurHu D. rather DefcRdqDis.
THIS day came the Plaintiff by his Counsel and Tho
hecnoant James Bradberry not having entered his an
neafahce ana given security according law and tln
h"ie OF TINS Court and appearing The satisfaction of
the Court that iln Defendant is an inhahaut of The
commonwealth OF Virginia. the motion of the plaiui0
ny hs CodiiseiH IS ordcred, that the said detendau
Badsberry appear here the third Hnnday i'm Decenbrr
next and answer the hi! of the plaintiff; ad IL Is fr
Wfr cfdeied that the defcndant Palmer do not nav
convey away or sccTee The money effects in his hands
belonging To the other defendant until the further order
and decree OF this Court concerning the sancand fhat
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per diminished ~ the CITY OF Richmond for two months
Courthouse of this cOunty.-GeSte,
October 90 ' - 80 - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

4 TEACHER WANrtD.-Ihe Subscriber wishes =,
~ engage the ensuing yonng man who Is well
qualified teach the Latn English languages in us va
rons branches.
twill he necessary for applicants to come well recon,
mended, both as to capaby OF teaching and private cha
racter. ANDREW uteT
Atbcaarle County, OCT. 30. Ou:a.p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-24
FOR THE E.YQUYRER.

The premature project Of the Treasury
Department, and the Resolution of the
Banks in opposition to It, have spread an
alarm among all thinking men, which can
not ii TO produce much mischief if the one
or the other do uot recede. Tt is not to be
expect q that the Banks. which know their
own situation best, and which have acted
with the utmost delibcrator, will, can, or
ought to receds. The Treasury, then,
must. " it does not, the revenue is at an
end. No duty-bonds can be paid. no iii
rect taxes. no excuses. All the officers IF
the Federal Government, from the Presi-
dent downwards must go unpaid the I'd
instrument of the Bank of the u. s. must
go unpsid the operations Of that necessa-
ry and ali-importaHt machine will be clog
ged an universal stagnation in the federal
system must eDsue and, for any thing
that we can see, the federal system itse
must totter.
Without money, it cannot be supported,
and where, under the treasury restrictions.
is the money 20 come from Three fourths
Of allthe Bank Notes in circulation, are 5
doilIr Dstes. For thsse and for all notes
under that denomination, specie must be
pal =. If this be attempted to be done, no.
nestly and "bcna fide," there is not one
Bank in the Union that can stand n run
upon it. BY cunning contrivances. and an
amca5le understanding with one another,
the Banks may elude the shock for time 4:
but, it will only be for q time. The mo-
ment their devices are discovered, and
that they soon will be, the charm will be
dissolved, and the Banks will vanish. They
have wisely resolved, then, not to resort to
any course but that which is honest. open
and manly. They cannot pay specie till
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-24
ARISTIDES.
FOR The EN'QUIRER.
An INTERESTING CASE OF SICKNESS.

Mss -, about six years old found very
~ in the eyening-she laboured under perfect
d-gree OF id'atism she alternately muttered groan-
ed, and lAsghed.-Every limb, aad all parts OF her
ooiy, were IN incessant motion she would phil or
snatch at the bed oiostIs her own clo7ths or snv
thing else that came in her way she seemed L,
koow no persos and Il she took notice Of any, IL an
peSed to be- accp. ntai size would attempt to climb
the walls OF the mouse approach the FIRE As If she
would go ntoit, it permitted; she would 20 against
any OBJECT or person, and toll bin, as Il size
weresD md she was perfectly lstiess, and there
lore, uFina sua impfoviii Mkt she would seths,.
eat noe drink, and she ims,i ed pins stuck ia her
haads, and that she many thi' 20 that we're not
present, IS snakes, sc. IL fact, thought every
ouleet appeared 10 herin disguised aud in terri
iying form.
Her pulse was little disorde~el, bnt her skin was
dry, ard the pupils of her eyes were considerably
dilstcd.
An the Information the family could give me.
wss, that " she appeared well whe7 she set at The
tAo'e 20 dine but while eating, she became verv
SICK, puked, her face became spotted, white AID rti
t'at sne 500 grew very ~ AID gu o. herssrsesD
Inc family demaadesi os ,ne in q few uin,t,s ,e
ter my arrival, what thought vas the matter With
her c7ndiliy replied, | believed she hsG eaten
some p0is nous berries
Al tire family, both white and hack, assured M
Was mistaken, and that the child bad not had snv
cnance 20 eat any thing Of the kind md one t.rsc,
present, who partially prsctscs medicine rpenfi.
omen ionr compi I"ts, with one u which, boh lie X
the family thought she must be afect,d
persisted IN my opinion, aad the case was e,o.
hHeu to zoe. freely administered lpecac and Tar.
tar t'netis, as poke. She was reselutelv onno.
SEQ 70 take medicine bat succeeded to e.vc So
""ch a. - yomt repeatedly; 10 poisonous berries
cam up. ! therefore Inferred they mist be TOO
iSr advanced ia the common rs,sarc IN h. o,.,,.
ted by puSing hence gaze purealve medicines.
apd directed oysters 70 speed their operations -,
Evacnat'nns sneceedcd, but 10 berries. S seem
CD TO grow better, but tn amendment was irsns;.
tory. More purgadye medicine wes given, and. st
,ast' twenty-five berries, Of the James town weed
(Dst;na StyamOmufo} were di,chaf-1e, IN, ore 80.
sase. These sei',isd the f9miiy was reht in res
pect n the nature Of the complaint More n edi-
cme vas gwen, anj may raorc oE<he berries y srs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-24
LONDON, June "a.
FOFHGE or DiSCOVERY.


L he ship Swarrow, captain Lazaretl, belonging
10 the Russian Eas, India Company, arrived M Spit
head on TUESDAY, whence she ssilei ON the iOth
VI MAJ CD, 1911, on voyage y. discoveries in the
North Pacific Ocean, but more with a vie TO form
two military anL commercial establishments on the
West Coast OF North America--rameiy at the Isl
and OF Kodiak, IN lat. SIS, long 100, w. which is
The nearest part al thu American Continent to the
Russian establishment At hsmtschatka; an; upon
neck oi land called California. From these they
VIII be euat!sd to carry on their fur trade with
China. with greater advantages; and their home
ward bound voyage, wit. the psoiuce Of China,
vii he 'ikew,se greatly taciIuat d.
he SwariOw has been go tar as S. 50, North
Int. igO SO, East long. She touched at Kamtschat-
ka. Ga the 10Th OF Oct. 1914, she discovered an
Island in lat Is, 10, S long. les, 30, w. 1t a.
tont eight miles aud half long, and seven miles
wia.. Coeoa-nut trees anil sea fowl were found
upon it. The rocks around il appear Termed of So
lhl coral. 1t not being laid down in any chart
Capt Lazareif named il after his ship, " warrow
!siand."
1t appears from the srea, Vancorver's track, mp
on his publish chart, that be must have passed
this island IN the night tiu,e. The Swarrow has
valuable cargo OF iurs, which she took board
M Norfolk Sdund, wlh Macy articles, the produce
OF the coast OF Pern She lay two months ~ Lima.
Inc cargo is not estimated at icss than one hun
bred thousand pounds. and SO prosperous has been
tie entire voyage, tsat she has not sustained the
lass OF even rope spar Of any description sisce
she sailed from Spitheai. She has about ii rare
animals on boaid--speeiss OF the Lama, NnsoniA,
anti Alpaca. They are isten..edasa present 10 the
Emperor oi Russia. She will sail i'm N esiiately for
ST. Pstersh,irgh.
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NOTICE
TIE Co-P1rtnrrshfh


4 Af Bro,rid1t g Bi6j being Dissolved, By t..
Z y death Of Richard Bihb, one OF the psr.ner.
oi said firm. q subscriber will, on Ties,sv TN.
Gath day os September next, ffidr. if~o, IN, -e-.
TAR day thereafter, at tie house owned and oc-i-
pied by 'a'i late firm. ia ,he toxin OF Cpg.nbis
proceed To sell, ut Public Auction, bs the ;nscce.
the ren,aircg stock OF goods on hand consistre ~
variety ui valuable and well assorted aricles Of
mershsndse, which viii he sold on a credit cf SIR,
.Natc and I'Sccfre rnontis--tte payment r. -. q.
co-'sa bs bn.d snh approved .ecuri,y; IL the same
place, ana On the terms. will Be of, red for
sale, all the Husehoid s. Kitchen F,trrif,re con-
ssting OF Beds Tables Ciai,., &c. Sc. ALSO
quantity 'fBscon, f"w Barrels of Cor. HAY
ara ShecIoats-together with number of articles
too tedious to nieaiion.
lhe sale y i'll continue fiomGay To ,sy until an
are s;'id--tnd on Wednesday the o5:h ,lav Of III,
same month, Il lair, otherwise the next IA, Jav
thereafter, WI be offered for sale, at Pubic ius
uon, IA the ssid town of Coumbia that wsM.:nown
two stored Siciie j7sUSs and Lot l.teiy occurred ~,
sut Firm, situated on the mas street. The hons.
IS large and W. u s'ihptrd 70 the ruross of store
and residence OF family, fer which it was nr;,
naiiy Observation-Disclosures to which there ia also a
Lumber House and other necessary houses. aud
valuable garden, bei.g extremely {. rifle and in
high state Of cui,iyat,nn THIS b.ing now t,,s.
lon' property OF he snbscrilcr and the pro,er re-
preventative of said Richarl Bibb the sale will he
made by consent 0f parties, who wil, i, in cnuyey
ing complete title thereto. A credit of six. pin,.
~" =" &c N'outs WIN pe gwen On the 1prcfasel's
giving Bond with approved security, and also
Decd of .rost on the premises n secure sev-
hent. --ALSO-On Thursday the 26ih d,x of m.
same month, if fair, Otherwise. the next far dav
thereater, vii! be offered Err sale on The mr., nises
at pns!ia Auction, Tract If LAID IN the county
flu'aHna, on the waters Ut the Big Bend Cretk
containing by late snrve, 227 acres; which was mr.
chasec by s,d late firm of John Raslat ,,.inai,y
tie iancs OF ID v'd Sh phes., Hu,c lis b .r Il and
others. a turtle description is deemed urneces-
ss'y, as tose uclined 10 pn,chase Will ist view
me pFe'D'ses This being als3 the pro cry If the
sa'd ate iir'n, IF red tor sale with thu assent Of
me preseniatiye OF said Riehnsl q Oh, who will
"'o Jmn ~ making complete title Their to- The
sale 80 N' -
he subscriber esrnest'y soci,s IL. person. hsy.
ING eiarns against sai, late firm, to exhibit them
pr'ne'F authenticated, either to hi6salF or Peter
Johnson his agent IN Columbia, IS soon IS no.
s'o'e; and al! ;i'ose ndebed tiereio are reques.ed
Z, 'oake payment 90 said Pter K. ,hnsoa, with
"hon thsy Will also settle and adjust ~ open &c
counts, he being fuzzy Authorised to that effect
LUDLOW I5RNMHAN.
S"olvi'.g Ptfyt'ie,' Of Brnaiag,r g. 8;55.
800, NuFUH "a 3l-wiw-