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NATIONAL BANK.-Nir. Calhoun &
the friends OF the Bank. have taken sever
q! propositions for granted, which remain
to be proved.
1t IS yet to be proved, that the Consti-
tuition OF the u. S. does give the power to
establish Bank.
1t is yet to be proved hoqu the withdraw
al OF seven millions OF specie from the cir
cuiatiol, (nearly one-half Of the whole sum
current, accordng to MIR. { .lhouns state
ment,) can facilitate the return OF the State
Banks to specie payments.
1t set t. be proved, how the throwing
Of 70 or even 50 millions more paper in
10 the market, can reli.ve IT from that
load Of paper, which already emoarrasses
every thing.
1t IS yetts be proved, in 7vhat 7vay a
National Bank will purify our mixed and
dsbassd circul ttiUg med un.-If it be ex.-
pecteI, that commercial TRANSACTIONS are
TO be carried on by means of an uniform
medium, through the means of drafts from
enc branch b.nk upon another, it is yet to
be proved, whether National Bank will
undertake. to restore the difference of ex-
cha g. by S ling drafts at par, which are
really 10 or Is per cent. below their value !;
thus, too, cloggng the funds of one branch,
by enormous drafts from the others.
1t is yet to be proved, f the ". 5. taxes
arc to be paid only in the notes of the
National bank, in what way those notes
are to be gotf How, Tor Inst nee, tic far
mtrs IN Wood and Monongalia counties,
are to obt in the notes to discharg. their
quota of the direct tax
1t rsmeias to be proved, whether the
Mother bank and branches Can safely put
ont notes enough To answer the demands of
the u. y debtors even in the towns Ii the
bank IS to have 81 100000 Of specie, this
port on divided among eight or ten branch
es, Will only allow, or 800 coo dollars t.
each. How, tn "a, can any branch, cx-
cept the one at Boston, venture to put out
as much as million OF notes. when it IS
surrounded b late banks, jealous Of its
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PROCLAMATION.
Inhabitants II Carthagema

Inhabitants II CarfhdSena
You, for the last tune, return to the
bosom of your legitimate sovereign, the
king of Spain. These gallant troops,
which your fugitive tyrahts at one tin
supposed to have been dispersed, at other
tines painte in tn; M ,st obi us colors,
max ny you to gard them as w,!d asts,
who breathed no Othe, wish than to fee d
themselves OF you: bloJd. Ih. Sc are tne
generous troops who now occupy tins CITY.
Say, yourselves. could you have expected
to experience such discipline, su h uu han-
ity, on their part, comparing these noble
virtues of the Spanish soldiers. with the
conduct which you were compelled to OBJ
serve by your pretended beratorS! /
have myself seen my compassionate sol
dicrs snatch from the jaws of cath, your
brothers, already upon the brink Of bJeath-
ing their last, III consequence Ut the rIgor
OF hunger.
Let us turn our eyes, o inhabitants of
CarthagenS from the lamen;ed spectac,es
exhibited tO our view, in your streets, e nd
the public places of this city, on tho day OF
the glorious entry of tue Kings troops.
Dead bodies. the spoils OF hunger, general
run and DIES llation; men only halt alive
what horrible lib -r,y AMI who has ap
portioned it to you CAUcASo" bcgOt
them they could not have been born of
Spanish mothers. Behold the felicity which
they promised you Behold the dIs:ial
consequences of their temerity Wretchcs,
they merited thous nd deaths At your
hands: and III this manner, you would have
sooner ceased to suffer. You, however,
now enjoy the gentle influence of the laws
Of the Kingdom Of the sacred laws of our
superiors, and of those, which, from the
august throne Of Spain are dictated by the
most benign and the most Just of monarchs.
These are the laws which return to reign
over you, and they are the same winch
were resorted to BY your tyrants, when
they meant TO proceed with any degree oi
Justice, because they knew them to be the
depositares VI the unite. wisdom ofail a.
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n1er TORS. < graspirg 1T It's ncs S. il ordr,
- Ia nish themselves with the specis
VII CHI they are So much in want of
How can b nk, thus enlb .rrasssd in all
its operations, thus liable 20 part every mo-
meat with It's gold and silver, retarding az
iirst for a Considerable tine, tie ~ ep..i -
asion ntthc State-bapks to II sune heir spe-
cle paymen by The absorption OF seven nil
lions of III specie of The country bu, after
itself goes into oper..t on. liable to tic So
verest reprsals, by losing Is specie, if it
dare To launch into much busin, IS, by be,
irg at the exDsnse OF selling OF its stock, &
coll, ct,ng buiiion for the use of the State
banks ? H,w is it possib ie for an ins;itu-
ton thus clogged in all its operations, to
r-lieve the Treasure on the country, by lea
ding c0fitai, or the dcbase ment If the cir
cnlutiTg medium. by lending consi cradle
number of not-s. when thos. notes are SD
LIABLE to return upon it, and to cx-
haus its capital
Al these propositions are yet to be pro-
we'd.
l am not the opponent Of National
INK, establ she'd upon Constitutional
Grant, ard at more propitiouS S ason.-
But M. Calhoun seems 70 have bcgMi, ar
the arrung end. 'dinit with him, that so
long rs the States can multiply banks of
their own, banks too which are rot ;mpcr-
ativc!l bound to pay specie for tn il notes,
the Clause in the FEDERAL Constitution,
which gives Congress the power to rrgu-
late cur curreAcy, is aim ST 4 nul.ity-
II W t en- ought we 20 proceed
Amend the Eel raj Constitution 50 as
TO Sfce Congress the power to establish a
Nl,ional Bai.k. d. more ; makc an az
peal t" the States, and obtain an Amend
meat TO the Constitution, which shall for
bid the States fiom chartc rng any more
banks, or at the least, any more, which do
not forfeit their charter. the moment they
take upon themselves to SUI pend their spe-
Gle payments. As som as this amendment
Is ob.a ned, or as soon as times have growa
mere propitous, and the SPECIE HIS flowed
back INTO the Country, and the principal
banks are resuning specie payments, then
establish a National Bank. 1t would be
eThedient TO esta lish o@e. It W, cid be
important to have such an institute on for
several reasons, which it is not necessary
here to SPECIFY.
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JUAN 3. EEENABEU.
CHARLESTON, March ..

La I'D fEOM FRA N E.
Capt. Chazal, of the brig Phil p. arrived
yesterday at this port. in SIS daysfrom Bor-
deauX, has pol te.y furnished the Edi,o: S
OF the City Gazette with copous files oil
the Paris Moniteur t. thu Slst Dqccmbcr.
His Bordeaux dates arc to the 18th of n.
u"ry, on which day he sailed. No poiit-
zeal event ct Importance has taken place
in Franc Sicc last :, vic>s. We rece we'd
no Prices Current. .ut Capt. Ckaz:l r.
ports, verbally, American produce at the
foil wing prices:-Cotton, Georgia, long. }
90 cents ; S ort, SO a 40 Rice, new, So
per cwt. old, So.
Colonel LAvALETTE, who had been
condemned TO de.'th for aliedged treason
against the government, mrde his escape
tom prison the day :.etorv he was 10 hAN &
been executed,
Two men have been sentenced n the
departmel of Oise, to be b4nishs fo FIVE
years and one to be closely confined, for
using dsrespec ,iul langu. ge OF the KING,
since his return.
The French people appear to be in a
state OF the greatest quiet. The papers
are filed with accounts of the diff. rent
branches Of the royal family travelling
through the country, and of bcing re ceip ed
by the people at all pieces and OIL ali occa-
sions, with the most enthusiastic applause
&c. These tai 5, however,it must be re-
collected. are printed unGer the eye OF the
government.
1t IS said that an association has solicited
RE king OF Naples for permission to cruise
against the baroary powers. II Offers for
tins parpose to arm and equip frlgates s.
- g;'lleys. The plan has been submitted
to the council OF the king by the minister
OF marine. Ii is thought that the king of
Naples will endeavor to raise, by loan
from the commercial men, the funds neces-
saiy u prepare force that will complete
ly protect tue waters OF Naples and Sill
Few articles in these papers are to be
fund Of sa'hcient inter, st for translation.
No mention is made of the allied forces,
except in the two following paragraphs
brussels, Dec. 25 The comnandant
of Valen, Iennes had received orders to
give up that post 20 the allied troops a
small diff >ulty, however, arose, as as the
case at Lautlan, WI Gin corps should take
posses ion. The Duke of Wellington has
been applied to on the subject, and when
instructions are received from him, that
place will be occupied as well as Condo
and Bouchao.
Paris, Dec. 29.-Baron Mufling, who
lately filed the Office oil governor OF PARIS,
is 20 set out on the Both, for Cambray where
he Is to be attached to the general staff OF
the Duke of Wellington. The departure
OF the Duke OF Wellington, the DAY for
which is not yet fixed, will be the signal
Tor the complete evacuation of Paris by
the English troops.
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VALUABLE LANDs-Far So

VALUABLE Ian DS-EDr SIDE
/ TPubic Auction, Monday, 18th day Of A.
N pril next, at the Office of heron, Sinto1 s. Co
IA The city OF Richmond, the Following Lands Will
be exposed 10 sale, VIZ
GREENS PRlNG, The residence Of the late
William idwell Lee, Esq. containing % j. &C, Is,
situated IA James City county, about miles irom
tae City of Williamsburg, about fifty three miles
lre,n City, and about lronrs' sail from u
hjik, aud bIndiug considerable distance on James
River, itte aLOve James Town. A gr, (; part oi
this tract heavily tmbered with oak, cj prds, pine
and ether valuable gIOwths, which may be water
| borne from tn shore. The woodlands present IN
object OF great Importance and particularly in reIa-
too u ship timber its vicinity u the contemplat,
Naval AIRS. nal at York Town, and the ease with
hich it can he transported to any market. a saw
mil was erected 0n the land by the late proprietor
may be resumed to great advantage III the ma III
Acture Ufplank and scantlmg for this mark Il alone
a cJnsierA lie part is low gi'nrd suitable for mea-
dow. lDe POwhatan swamp IS estimated to CON
! tain upwards of 300 acres, heavily tmbcred, prin-
cipa'ly with cyprus. from which an immense guam
tit, OF shingles cud be procured, and OF iaexhsust
ble ert.lty-the higher lands generally in cool
heart aud improbable The buildings and ON
improvements, constitute another important item 10
is values and although OF late years mach neglected
can be easily restored to what il formerly was an
elegant establishment. The massion anL its wings
Ut brick, constructed by the late proprietor in
very handsome style and the grounds tastvEily ar
ranged The situation us healthy any in the low
er country. The orchards IRE extensive and ,f
choice fruits. The water excellent aud abundant !;
the woodlands abound with deer. Fish, aud Wild
fowl can be had with convenience.
Also At the same time and place, will he sold a
small Tract ljolnag called ths Main, containing
900 Acres more than half of which is in wool.
The quality ofths Land is fine ia bends also o.
james River adjoining Mr.. Anbler's Larh
The buildings are convenient X suitable. The a.
bove Lands will he sold on credit off, years cquI
pay memls fjr approved endorsed notes, ,es 'ciabe
and payable at either oi the incorporated Banks N
this Cny,-THose contemplating pnrcIias., cap
tho lands b, applying to Edmund Christian,
Esq. Williamsburg. plat cnpi ID IRON n lSie sur.
We, may be seen at the Merchant CO'fee-lIOuse
in this city. Possession OF Grcensp.~ z may be
had Immediately after the sale, by order Of the pro-
pretor.
THOMAS TAYLOR
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Mssr~ -E@%=


CHARLESTON, Feb. %.
81 the British ship James & Agnes, capt
Walsh, arr. yesterday, % days t. ON King
son, I'm. we rec ivea the Kingston Clro7l-
icie ~ the cot ut. and the So. JarO Q, "a
Yega GazeIEes to the 9th, inclusive, with
poslscripts--irom which We have selected
the following rucles
KINGSTON, Jam.) Ian. Is.
lis Mljesty's sap Junan, of SO guns,
Capt. Tat, tron Carrhagena, IN hured OH
Saturday evening, at PuiI Royal she was
allowed TO have 40 Commune alton with tie
shore, consequently, we are unable to say
any thing Concerning the British subjects
there.
Inc Barbadoss brig. of ls guns, captain
Fleming, arrived at Port Royal Yesterday
from Trinidad and Cum~na she sailed
from the iOr,ner pace OH The sta current,
but finishes notning new. the is
land OF M~rg aritta is said TO be in a state
OF msutie~ Lon, and the town of Carrlde d
CasIello 10 have been burnt by the Royal
ISIS.
January II.
We yesterday obtained the fl st official
document, published by The Span sh gov
error OF Cartnageua, De MCn,a!vo, after
Zen. Morilio got possession of th-t city,
which We have inserted. The Carthage
mans, he I'll lis them, are now to be govern
ed 10y tn: sacred laws OF the kingdom,
dictated by the most BEHIGN and lust oi
monarchs." TINS IS tie l:.on rch, WHO,
recalled to the throne, alter the most un-
eXanipled exertions of has peopie 10 tr,
themselves from foreign yoke, destroyed
a constitution, framed by t uni>ed WIS
dom OF the Cortes, that would secui t tn,
future happiness and prosperity oil the peo-
pie. SC. rely observes late paper,
had he stated himself upon that throne
Which his people preserved to him by TN
exampled Sacrifices, when the WORK Of
proser'ptlon WAS begun All that was pre-
eminent Tor virtue, patriotism, and talk ats,
found their reward III duEgeo.s S, exile and
death those manly ana liberal sp rits,
whose energ es had mainly contributed to
the salvation OF the realm, we're marked
cut as the first victims. They whose
names shoul have been Inscribed wIth
honour III the archives of their country,
pined IN captivity. OF sought safety III
tight" SuDh is the monarch, whose laws
are deno,ninated tue deposi,arles of The
unItt vision of ali ages" We trust
Mmtaiyo will rigidly adhere to his pro
Nise, that he will "lond no ear 10 the
Voice OF vengeance, nor consent that JUS
lie be mAue an instrument Of passions"
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JUDICJoUs BENEyOLENCE.
Uniting RELIEFfo the Poor, .sih die Ia

Uniting RELIEFf0 the Poor, seiM Me E.rer-
ton ofHe roc airy indashy.
81 Matip fdH EeDsosfaiy Higfiimiops.-Fcpd those
who wsrS-but, those wlocan work ugh on, to be
supplied whthe OF rIg thS Industry earn
ing their Subsistence Thus, while tie hand, you
give tliem Tcc; you prevent them the other giving
way 10 the habits Ofidir1css, fraud and dissipation.
OMMUNiCAIlON.
City If Ricbm0nd .Hnrch 8, 1916.
EMPLOYMENT 4, aud BliEhD to the aged a. d
mhrm FEMALES of our City, who frsm various
at pres mt ircspacitstad from obtaining
support; may he afforded, If YOU, Fellow Cdiz ms,
will countcnanee the project now SIT on foot for
that purp9se.-
hcssrs Green & Peyton, at their Store On u
street, nearly opposite to the Old Eagle Tavern,
have Oblisngly consented 10 become the vendors oil
O=WIbRrgs shirts, ma'ie by this class OF Females.
Those vi you rho want such Ioryonr servants, or
labourers, viii find that YOU cannot in the ordinary
way ofpurc asing, obtain them on lower terms
as tie materials Of which they are composed are
laid ~ at tho whole sale cash prices, and very mo-
derate cOmpcn alton allowed Tor making thea up
4 supply, correspondent with the demand, will be-
constant kept: aud your orders left with Messrs.
g. s, z for sh Is, Ozniburgs or coarse cloth pan
Icons, thankfully received aud promptly auended
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THOMAS TAYLOR.
March q. IOO-uls
NInrch o

TaVlJE Sheriff, Of the Counties OF SUSSEX. DinWn-
die and Southampton c1mpO ing Senatorial
district; Of the Counties OF Was!iiu, ton, w, the,
Gray son, CITES, Tazeweil, Scott, Lee, Rn sell,
Montgomery, Botctourt Monroe, Greenbrier,
Kanawha, Mason and Cabc comprising another
district ofthe Counties of Han ycr an Caro- inc
compos1g smother district Of the Countes Of Par
lax and Priscc-W Ham composing anotner dis.
I ric ~ TN CYunties of MO1jng ,lia, Br', I'v.a
~ Ohio, lirr son, Rand lph AID Wool compost
another district and OF the Counties Of E.sex King
William anl King X Queen composing another
district which several districts constitGt. the 5i
class Of the Senste OF Yrg ia, 7oiH tote nofice tina
election in rotation, is to be held, on tie & ar
days Di G,cir respective Counties ~ the month ~
April next, for the election Of Senators 30 represent
those districts respectively, in the General Assem-
bly, for four years next ensuing
TuEO EANSFORD, {. 8.
March Q. ip1-wsw
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ges. The tribunals and public ad,ninistra-
uon in all its branches, are about TO be re-
Established according TO the auc.cnt orOer
OF Things. Every thing will take its iegiti-
mate course, ana in the end, tranquility Joy
and coincidence VIII display themselves
ipon your cOuntt nances, now so altered
and cast Il WA by mis,ortunes. l shall end
40 ear 10 ln= vuce ot y en-. auce, nor Con-
Seni t.i.it justice be M lie al instrument OF
the pissIons IustI~y sh Iii wor, with rs =
utuG 3, shall euara over our iepose re-
l.'"in ,t"hq,h, recover your na "rai gai-
ely. Extend your arms to the otner IN
.aoitan u the NV Kingdom, aud tell
thcin, Those whom our iyrauts paint
Gu To as Us WAC beasts, are our beloved
brothers they have emb AGED us WIN
tenue.hcss, the span sh soluler, "a noble
=" As lac Is va.idht, has mad compassion up
en- our m,ser!es, anu has liberated US
. from the pllgue and tdu..e conc, be-
" loved orotne. S OF the new K.ngton OF
Grtiada, act Us JON Ourselves tOgs tEer
- under the projecting influence OF the
span sn laws" Let not tne good man
fear 10 DC as ..in pertur&ed b, t,ic favtlous,
but let Inc s-d,tious trembis, * DC reprcs-
SD ~ the sight OF Tie scatf I'D.
DE MoNTALVV.
Car.hagena. 1874 Dee. 1915.
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40 sssh IN
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.

PoRr or HIcHMoND VA.
ENTERED.
Feb. a3.-Seh. Richmond, Mayo ~ York. Merchandise
Whissry, 5c.
Twins, Weeks G. +. Harlor.
Richmond, Calvin, ~. York, McrcLnp
DIR sugar. Cc.
29-sloop Canton, Goodwin Norroi>, CgBer. sugar,
Jc-
Three-SiSterS, Denke, philadelphia,
Me- ca slaf=r. h,IrdlVcrc orc.
March l.-Betsrv. lEbiper, y. YorN, Ballast.
March 5.Fairplay, Brown. Alexandria, iTcrrlqi..ise
pork zshigkrs 0,,d fiovr.
March s.-Sc. falioruus, Creighton, BALTIMORE SAT-.
CLEARED
Srh. Fv0ri'e. Pray. Portsmouth.
SlDop Triton Jackson, Philad,l phia.
Sch superb, Freeman, y. YORK.
March 2.-StoOp NiTgiiia-1 raider Wheaton, v. York.
Bruser, Merritt, Petersburg.
Sch Molly, SO.ners, Philadelphia.
Brig Catharine, Crawford. Boston.
SloUp Eunce. Gordon. n. York.
IhrvC-Sistrrs, DeniEc, Philadelphia.
SCI. 'iUp-, Middleton, Norfolk.
s-bris william Henry, B.ough Bristol
Seii. Fayo.ite, POsisaill, Salem.
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hroush, John o,rce. sewaiI osgood, Robe,t
Greenhow, 'rhonss ,i'ehie, lpln G.. Gsnble.
John Preston, Char,Ss Ellis John Adams, Bania-
Louis Il. Gsartlia, Christopher Tom ;,kis. They
are ia prepare sla reort plaza tor = ming the
raysgci OF fire il this CITY.
CT Tue COMMITTEE appointed ~ the merilng
OF the Crzers, are requested tom 1t at the Cppi-
~ This morning = o'cl'es.-rhe Citizen vii re
their yeport.
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liz u rkS u oIt,ity Courts SRbe, ioi. lsUI4s or
Lag, and Reezn1. nal Courts Of Enquiry
4 LAW that p SIS ID at the last s. SIS on
of Assembly requires each cler or the corty Courts
and Superior Courts of Law fh- Auditor nj
IA, same p riO'l n each year, which they Iq-
r hi law(ls January and lt July Isis Of hrcs
ON bhali ut the Literary Fund, lists of ali claims aegisst
the COmhonw caiallOwed by tcir resp ctiyt
SIX ons next preceding each rcturr ai requr the clerk
of encs Negiinestal Court of Enqu,r, transmit 60 lie
Aa'or list of claims allowed b, hrr respective cour,s
within 30 day after their adouFnnitlit. Law pr,6-
bits The Auditor from paving any claiins allowed hv H..
said courts until he shall have compared il with tic lit
qilrtd e. b. i7nSmtt as ativsad this. icrciurc j. %
e'c notice tDcich uf the e RS ab,y, niutr thai
elnm d de Description herein MENTIONED VII b. gtclytd
~ ia" Office until the stsHs afOrc sad s h. icen trans
United.
JOHN BU3FOOr, Audi r.
Mar Q. 100 2n
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Charleston, March Q.
SUMMARY OEIN IELLn.ENlE


From hingstoH lam Plpe'S, fran tac Sd TO
Tue I3M rein UgiV
Dutch line OF battle ship, slu armed sohoo-
ncf, with troops,) lru,o Holland, had arrived At
Gu. rtcos, on the 27th Of Jauu ny. The Dutel,
GOVer, tie islatd vas u passenger No o..
de ie t',e r,sGtuuOn ut tie lsia . had been rece-
we'd, .Dd sail Remains IA the possession Ul the Iii
lish.
The Coast Of Cuba j. very much inf st.t by Car.
tl,agenr,n prNAteers. Tho Governor Of S.i,t Jn,-o
ht,,d out On the lsL ultinIo brig OF SIX gus aud
one hundred and twenty-five men, " clear the
COSTA few day 5 after S.inng, size met with
ga t.age,ian piiyslecr, ol gun and 50 men the
P,'ats er attacked her, ana hual; Obliged her TO re-
tur 10 port.
The EmuIous, British brig Of war, arrived at
Carthagena, aud sent her dispatches OF shore /;
which were received by G,c Siai,ards outside tue
walls, 80 person beng allowed 10 enter the town.
She learnt, that te Biits subjects there WI ere still
under coufne me {, but were ~ good health. At
Santa Martha, several British and American sub
jects were detained prisne S, and not expected to
!es,e there shortly. Two panish igates, from Ca
d'z full oftroc.s, seen by the Emulous, going
ihtO Porto BeiiU.
Tue transport ship 4lfed he Great, with de-
tachmenis Of troops, arrived At Port Royal on the
Gth Feb Size LIT Cowes, Eng on tie Sd OF Ia-
nuaiy. a London paper oi the 9th December,
received by this ship, mentions, that serious hsftr
5aHces confined to brepulifn IRELAND ~, and
se' era. regiments had ssnt to thst country,
RON Engard.
a London Price Current, Of Dee. 20. states that
rom the large inpOrtatious Of 90 TTON. from the
Uni,f S's'es and tle Brszts, tIiat market was We
- dull aud hat the pr = he'd fallen az Iea,t i'd
per pound
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.


8 n pursuance OF decree { the Supe
Court Of Chancery with the consent of Mi lie
paru, Interested teren) Sill b. sold, public auction, ON
lnent' ten tracts parcels Of LAND (hO,ei 80 ii -
tate OF tue hate John MHac. drc) rutsIl IS soy 81
ncr s. lying IA the counties oi lincoln IL, Tie,
s''' - <. ny, Being part = = y, - t. ,
patt9+ted IN tire name OF John LEWIS.
One tract or iircei OF land the waters OF Goose creek
branch o. the sast: for of kentucky co.,Ii.g $500 a.
sr.s, (eing lot No. 10.
On, other tract lot 40. twenty containing scco acres =
Ing GOuse
One o,,r tract, LOT No. twelve, containing 1000 acres ~,
the ridge tat diyles de Of Richiam from C;oys
cTCtk.
head 1t Lick Fork an itIciand creek.
Onr other tract lot NJ. q, containing two haIdr. n 1
twelve acr RiciiaIpi creek.
One Other tflcl, lot 49," 3, containing i3s acres ON Rc
lamd crrck.
One other tract, lot ~ containing 40 acres on the
waters of Richland.
One other tract lot IL, containing looauc,- on III.
waters of Rchand and Collins Fork. -
One other tract, lot No. fifteen containing two honSnI
Tour hundred anal six and quarter strcs lying On boz,
SIDES al GOOse creek
And other tract, Tot No. Sixteen, containing tyo
thousand acres, lying on both sides oi Co.l,'s FORK
The htl" papers the aforerad Lands nniy sen o.. al
plctuon TO Mr.. James n. Lynch sncItrr with whom Inv
VIII t lodged, tor that purpos previous IN ds, s
which viii take pac the Bell fay m ihe ~ OF cl
mond, on Tuesday, the 18Th day of June next.
IerBtsBundS with approved security Ia carry Interest
nom the day OF the interest to be feititd il c prG.-
cipal Is puI'etuaiy paid.
II. WHICH, -.
JAS. q. WILDER ire''scs
JOEL HAAMON, ~"
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