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HESSIAN EIY

A gentleman from Albemarle writes us
on the 18th May, that he had 4" on his.way
up from Richmond, viewed the wheat
fields on the road; he saw only two fields
of good wheat, TO wit, one Immediately
above Dover Mills, and Doctor Trent's,
which seems to be forced on by the
strength ofthe land, TO be out of danger"
AS tothe Hessian Fly, some other fields
look tolerably well, but the poor land APP
pears to be a dull prospect for seed.
have heard great complaints in Abe
marie but do not think, from nv own
view, that we have as much cause of com
plant as the counties of GoochIand and
Fluvanna. have lately examined the
wheat fields, and find the Fly deposited
i'll the maggot state, Immediately where
the stalk joins the root. 1.-THE land is not
sufficiently strong to force on the wheat,
it falls sacrifice to this destructive in
sect. The present prospect is dull for a
half crop"
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The following are the principal crimes for
which the prisoners have been convicted
Horse stealing, Felony, Murder I'd degree,
VI ansisughter, Bneiary. Grand Larceny. Petty
Larccay, Stabbing, High Misdemeanor, Rob
berry, Hossteaing, and one for an atrocity too
shocking, aud odi0us to be named in a civiliz-
81 age.
81 present there are one hundred and fifty
four prisoners in the Penitentary, natives of
The following places: Virginia 100, New Jer-
sey Z, nsyivaiiia Z, Germany 4, Maryland,
10, ireland 4, North Carolina S, England !,
this old man is upwards of eighty-hve years
old; and has about eight or ten years longer
to remain i'm conhnement) Delaware I, Holland
I, kentucky 2, Italy 1, Connecticut 4, France
L, South Carolina =, Massachusetts, ], and
Rhode Island one.
The number of prisoners fluctuate every
day; new are copvcts are received, aud
some of the old ones having served out
their time; or by pardon f,om the Executive
Tor good conduct, are almost weekly gong
out.
In this hasty sketch, had almost forgot to
observe that there have been Instances of the
sane person being sent back for the second, and
even for the third time, and Often for similar
crime, as was the case of the man mentioned,
who was sentenced TO the PeBitentiary for life
he was convicted for horsesteaing the Sc
cond offence and is now immured in the heavy
walls of prison the balance of his DAYS. Let
those who arc yet free from vice, those who
are yet balancing upon the prot of their deS
Tiny, andquivering between the shades of guilt
and ignorance, listen TO this mans fate, and
take warning from his history; he is bhried
under his crimes, and cast out from the great
intercourse of friends, and the charms OF soci-
ETY. for ever, The sun ofhope no longer beams
upon his benighted lot the bright star of NOR
ring rises but to renew his labor aud remind
him Of his ,snomny.
have merely glanced at the subject and
shall leave IT. W TN hope that ADLER hands will
take il up, and give IA general and enlarged ac-
count OF our Public institutions
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
WILETNSON',S MEMOIRS.

These Memoirs, so long expected, and
so much pulled, are fast descending to
the tomb of all the Capuleis." They
appeared under a miserable booksellers
puff that more copies had been subscr;b-
ed for than were printed-and what is
the fact That these heavy tones alrea-
dy begin 10 lumber the booksellers
shelves. No one travels through them
few everdip into them These miserable
illusions of the impotent malgnity OF "a
disappointed man are destined in their
turn To disappOnt every one. They are
rarely noticed and then, rarely but 10 be
laughed al.
If (says one) the author was to pay
for every libel which he has uttered, the
treasures of Cr0sus would not pay the
penalties lie has incurred" Not one
cent ought he 10 pay Qejoins another y
Tor where there is no injury, there is no
damage; but what injury can be intlict
ed by an author, whose tongue is no scan
dial %
The book then might be safely left to
IFS destiny-it is quietly sinking into the
tomb OF obiivion.-But cannot forbear
MAKING one comment upon one passage.
II pass over his remark upon Mr.. Madi-
sen as uniting in bis character the ty-
ranny and the disposition and cold hy-
pocrisy of Tiberius, without either his
energy or partial respect for Justice"
a passage which is sufficient to damn
me whole book /; for who can place con-
ildencc III the words ofan historian, that
Is capable of ascribing such character
to such man? He either forfrits all
Preten>lon to discernment or TO candour.
put the passage, which has principally
called my attention, is his delniaiion of
"a
dier, who has been honored with so much
of his abuse; the object of his inextin-
guishable hate, jealousy and revenge
When the volume labours 20 represent
Scott as crInging upon Wilkinson, and
seeking his friendship and favor in the
celebrated campaign on the Niagara in
1913, one is tempted 10 ask
Is ms Wilkinson the man who pre-
vailed ON MIR. Giles 10 write to Mai. Sci
uen, Degg,ng Scott TO reciprocate any
cVIlities which w. might offer him; ex-
pressly stating that W. was to make the
first advance, &c. Z?
was this the man who sent similar
ana direct message to Scott by the de
ceased John Dawson, who reached tile
Niagara a few days before ". &c?
Was this the man that commissioned
Commodore Chauncey, who also prece-
ded HIM few days, 10 speak 10 Scott TO
the same effect, and TO add thousand
protestations ofadmiration, esteem, &c?
Was this the man who told Scott, when
they met, I'm that conversation which w.
has so much mirepresented,) that he
should advise with him solely on the then
state of the army, and on its future ope-
rntions and indeed kept his promise so
well, that Scott was in great danger of fall
ling under the odium of an establiihed ia
vOrite &c. &c. &c. &c.
To the grave, old man TO the grave!
SCRUTATOR,
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PIIILIIPSS SPEECH

The Speech Of Mr. Phillips, which we
this day Law before our readers, has recei-
we'd the highest encomiums for the grace
of ITS eloquence, aud the brIliancy of its
wit. ltcOniains, no doubt, some striking
and animated illusions; but If wants that
simplicity and ease, which is the very
soul OF elo1uence. Its wit is weakened
by low illusions to doggrel poetry, and
still more by gross want of delicacy to-
wards the woman whom he processes TO
defend. His tests are as much levelled a.
gainst his client as the opposite pariv.-
lie has treated her as the Bear treated his
friend the hermit driving the fly away at
the expence of his nose. The orator has
saved the money of Mrs. Wilkins by ex-
posing her incest feelings to the rudesi
attacks. Her purse is preserved, but her
reputation is gone. He has represented
her as the most dwelling dotard, who e.
yer disgraced her years as 4 Wondering
reiict of mortality, which was only fit 10
be shovelled to, the less odious and
more natural vermin aat the grave" Is such
the eloquence whichsis held up for the
imitation of American youths Aresuch
the strains which arctic be honored with
the name of the most brilliant wit =
Then save us from sucha defender-save
us from the effects of a wit which spares
neither friend nor foe ;-save the wretch
ed woman from that rage for eatravagant
figures, which tears" her feelings and
her reputation " 10 tatters."
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BOSroN, Nav 10.

LATEST Jf"W1 DTd-ttS-
Capt. I,ovet, arrived here on Saturday,
IN As days from 81. Salvador, informs that
news of the Revolution at Pemambucc
had reached that place and, that an ex-
petition was fitting out to go against the
revolutionists.- brig of war had sailed
to blockade the port.
A vessel has arrived at New York, from
Pernambuco which left that place OH the
26th March. At that period the govern
ment were preparing gun boats TO resist
any attack that might he made by water
Parabra and Rio Grande had declared
themselves independent
A minister 10 the u. States was TO sail
in 10 days in brig Gypsy for Boston. \
proclamation had been issued declaring
the port to be open to vessels with -four.
provisions, munitions of war, and scien.
titic instruments and such vessels will
be permitted to enter free of duty for
one year.
A letter from Buenos Ayres, March 9Th,
says the royal Governor of Chill had
been captured at Valparaiso, on the point,
OF embarking with millions of dollars.
The revolutionists have every port of
Chill. Chronicle
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any occasion which may offer. either of
alternating the misery and distress of
mankind, or of arresting the devastation
among The brute creation. This remedy
is to be given in the form of strong infu-
sion of the leaves, every morning, fasting,
and to be continued for severalweeks.
For. cattle, il may be mixed with their
food.
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ogain.; our almost defenceiess borders.
It is strange, that that experience which
has written in characters of blood the
futility oftheir attempts, and rolPd hack
upon them the tide Of destruction, should
not yet have taught those frantic Savages
"A little wisdom, and induced them 10 Sc
cond the benevolent policy OF govern.
ed towards the promotion of their hest
interests. Augusta Chronicle, III tnst.
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From The Conneeticnt Mi,ror, Of Nay 10. !

From the Connecticut Mirror, of Hay II. I
THE ELECTION.-The usual festiyi-
ties and ceremonies, of this occasion.
were performed the last week. In the af-
ternoon of "Wednesday, very numerous
escort introduced Gov. Smith to this CT
ty, and on the succeeding day the Assem-
bly, met. The House of Representatives
was organized in the morning by the
choice of Charles Demsm,, Esq. Speaker.
and John II. Peters and Simeon II. M
nor, Esqrs. Clerks; the procession was
then formed, and having heard very e.
legant DISGUISE from the Rev. Mr.. NEW
en- the votes of the freemen were count
ed, and the following persons declared
duly elected
His Excellency OLIVER WOLCOTT.
GOuernor.
His Hon. JONATHAN INGERSOLL
1t. Corr.
Assistants.--AaroD Austin, Jonathan
Brace, Elizur Goodrich, Matthew Girls
void, Henry Champion, Frederick VOL
colt, Roger NJ. Sherman, Saml. w. John
ston, Noah III. Benedict, William Perkins.
Asa Chapman, Elias Perkins.
And. Kingsbury, Esq. Treasurer.
Thomas Day, Secretary.
Tile notes for Gore,Wor stood as foHo,cs
FOR hon: Oliver Wolcott 1865
His En-: John c. Smith 1919
Scattering 202
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT

Considerable progress has been already made
IN the erection of the Washington Monument,
at Baltimore. The base, which was finished
last year, in 300 feet in circumference, aud %
feet above the level Ofthe street.-The column
30 feet in height, it is believed will he raised
this season, the hole presenting an elevation
of 80 feet. This magnificent structure will be
truly hailed as the pride and ornament of Bal
timore. Ii isa stigma upon our national cha
racter, that splendid testimonial of RepUb
ilcan gratitude has not been erected, thro' the
munifcence Of congress or individual contribn-
ton, at. the seat of government
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n The following errata wers In NJ HAYS Speech. in
our ast-due either to the pen the pfess.-ist yNse.
2dcoi. 10th par. read " induce for UNDERGRADUATES,
No. 2, and No. g." Theorie' for Tkeone" Nsf %
teniatonem" for" ostentionem2d page, 1T cob 23tsf
par line next to the last or frr from" zCth par.
ed"-" topics" for" subjects"-S;rse the word
ry, the word next to the last2d COL par. So seSer
for siucepar. a." track" for .tac,"-psr. IS, &c
pacons" for arnbtious"-par. DO, 49," for" ~
i,h col par. ST." which, for " wba,' par. 81, " his''
"tbis.s
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, SHIP NEWS. ~
PORT OF RICHMOND, vIRsISi
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
May l5.-Brig Sampson, Gill, -.
bchf. Nept,no, Noble. Portland.
Lovely Lass, WILKINSON City Point.
John, Loveland. Petersburg.
Independence, Smith, Cny-PoinI.
Fame, Cowler, philadelphia.
Ennice, Rich, Portland.
foftitude. Swain, Cape Nay.
Hcnrco, Hefton, Norfolk.
Telegraph. Whiimarsh, Norfolk.
Jane, GRAFTON, Baltimore.
Constitution, Iravers, Philadelphia.
Handy, -, Georgetown, II. c.
Erie, Macnamara, Alexandria.
Sally, Mister, Baltimore.
Weymouth, 49,, New York.
Litts-Wilam, Gage. Boston.
sioop Brothers, frambers. philadelphia.
Canton, Goodwin, Norfolk
Resolution, Gordon, city-point.
Lucy, Freeman, do.
Sally, DAVIS, Norfolk
Intercourse, Woodward, City. Point.
Asiea, Pryor, New-York.
Collector, Marshall, do.
Antelope, West, Norfolk.
Banister, -, Petersburg.
Union, Middleton Norfolk.
lb.-frg Mentor, -, NewYOrk.
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MARRIED, on Thursday, the list DAY OF gsy at rocf.
Charles Cookies, in Albemafle BY the Rev sr Dvnn
OF Loudoun, General AKMIsrEaD Z. Mason. 10 Niss
CHARLurTk ELIZA TAYLOR, youngest dalghter Of the
late john Taylor, Esq. of Southampton.
----, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. John Mills.
MI. FRANCIS Row, of King Queen, to Miss lItS-AsS
BUILkR, of Hing William County
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cELECT FEMALE sEMINARY.-To -

> rents and GUdrdioHsin 6ugista, and the ale
j0ceHf C0antes, Sc.fhe SBbscr bef Is enabled hy IN
recovery health 20 degree SURPRISING those
sanruue anttpatiOns which induced hs aie removal
The upper csuuty and by other plopops oiftnmstau-
nes tOcarfy into eject comprehensive and he pre-
sInes To- think fnhstaYtaly reconendabe systeTn II
Fmake Educefion which he Las for me fondly
contemplated principally With view to he insuuctcn
Of his own daughters. short newspaper notice foes
not allow minute deiineation Of Oe pas. suffice "a
observe tbst rs ~ considerable orwardness though
mentioned ons 70 small numb u res1ns that tWn
pupo.ey be hnitedto few Young LADIES' cfpfoI0isinz
intellect docie tcnpef and Ftndors disposition tst
IN IT, nc uent state the system viii embrace every 49,,
propIsi inch OF t.rainfe and sCience and call
in those ,at and desirable suSilisnes, music, draw
Ing &C.
Psi seulars appiyto
T.. Vt. GIRARDIN.
IFc,rjfTar 0e0,- .Sfonrf0r ,ffcv20 d--6f
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ff We have to record the death Of Mr.. Jaca sEspz
SON worthy member Of society In Richnio1d--p 80
sudden departure to the world spirits Las len de-
Impression ON those who survive linn.
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RALEIGH, May l6.

Circuit Coart Of tie United States.
The Circuit Court for this district CON-
renced It's term at the State House on Mon
day last. Chief Justice Marshall and Judge
Potter we're on the bench. No criminal bust
ness came before the Court. An important
Prize CaSe--'Ihe owners of'ie Privateer Ro.
ger, of Norfolk, vs.. The Brig Amiable isabel
Ia md valuable cargo-was argued at length.
DEGREES of Condemnation and Appeal to the
Supreme Court. Gen. Taylor of Norfolk and
Peter Brown, Esq. of Raleigh, for the Libel
lants, and VIM. CASTOR, Esq. OF Newburn, for
the Ciaimants-The court adjourned on We'd.
nesday. Register.
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IMPED1MENr OF sPEECH.-The Advertiser has a.
dopted a course Of application by which adults aud
children afflicted With defects IN Speech, may be reev-
ed. and IN cases cured.
For further particulars address line post paid p
X West Corner OF Unicn aud Third Streets, Pbisdt-
phia.
Way 20. TT
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NAIuABLE LOT at 4duction.-on Friday next, tie
2Sd inst at O'Clock, will be sold OH the premises
LOT oF GROUND, lying between the residence of Mr.
Hyde aud the properly OF Mr. Price, formerly Boua
des on eta street with the Improvements thereon be-
ing Wooden HOUSE, which produces rGnt of about
$500 per annum.-Fur.Ler particulars will be gwen on
the day nf sale.
~ order Of the Proprietor
PARkHiLLS, DUNLOP & CCPLaND,
1fnciioneers.
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The Committee on the psrt If The
House, were Messrs. J. w. Edwards, =.
A. Foot, ]. r. Watrous, Friend Starr, II.
Hubbard. Jonathan Buel, Josiah Griffin.
and ID. Burrows.
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colonel of the regiment. The signal was
now qiyen for revolt. The Governor per-
ceiving the detection of the troops retired
to the fortress of Brum. The revolters
paraded the troops with white flag,
which was soon followed by the principal
part OF the Citizens, with the cry of rive Ia
pat,ia. Those who had not shut them
selves into their houses, retired TO the
shipping or torts-and shortly after the
treasury, which was found to amount TO
800, 900 dollars i'll specie, and al. the pub
lie offices and forts were in possession of
the revolters, and the white flag was hoist
ed instead OF the Portuguese, except on
the fortress of Brum, which was soon in
vested, and the Governor summoned TO
surrender in an hour and half, which he
tildhavlng no means ot defence. lie was
then embarked ON board smack. and
allowed twentyfour hours 10 depart with
his family. He proceeded on, as is re-
ported, for Rio Janeiro. Order prevailed
in the city, aud provincial government
was established by Martin and Capt.
Pedrosa, uniting two other persons with
[, en-. In few days after the public Off
ces were open, and business goipp. on
as usual. The latest information at pa
hia stated, that they were opposed BY the
country towns andneighboring provinces
or districts. 1t is not thought they can
succeed for any time in opposition to the
royal authorities; especially, as the Go
vernon of Bahia has taken the most promp
and vigorous m assures against them
already having sent Il brig of war TO block
ade the port, and some cavalry by land ::
the brig to be joined in few days by the
Cassasca of so guns, and the Mercuria
of %.
=" A brig of war had sailed TO blockade
Pernambuco and two ships, one of 20
and another of 80 guns, were fitting TO go
against that piaceTtroopswer also about
ready ia go by land, and, if possible, re-
establish The royal authority. The inha-
bitauts al ST. Salvador had not openly
espoused the cause of the revolutionisis,
but the order of the government officers
were oheyed with reluctance, and it was
thought that the whole of that part of
the Brazils would soon follow the exam
pie set By Pernam5qco.
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T From tie Bufaloe Gazette of Afay 6.l

From the Bmfaioe Gazette Of May 6.
The season, thus far, promises much since
the departure of the ice. the weather has been
extremely warm. On Saturday, the Thermo-
meter rose to 76 degrees, one degree above
summer heat. There are heavy crops of En-
gish cfain OF the ground; and we learn from
all sides, that wheat never looked so WELL"
as it does this spring.
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CENSUS OF RICHMOND

A Census has just been taken, (by order of
the Common Hall, of the population of this
city and the result is thus reported
In Jefferson Ward SOY souls.
>, Madison , 1882
=, Monroe , 5l7g
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Indian AfaTS.-A Company ofUnited
States Artillery, from Charleston, com
mandedby Capt. DONOHO, reached this
place on Monday evening last, on their
way to Fort ScOtt.-They are intended
for the security of our frontier, on the
side of East-Florida; and, it necessary,
TO act agalDstthe hostile Creeks, whose
recent depredatlons have occasiOned
much alarm in that quarter.
For some timepast we have received no
intelligence from the Upper or Lower
Creeks--and from this circumstance, we
are induced TO believe, that these deluded
fanatics have reliuquished their hostile in
tentions, or that they are arranging a
more extended plan Of predatory warfare
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Z oSr OR MiSLAID-six Scrip Certificates OF Stock
~ Of the Bank Of virginia, viz. s lo,i0.s. and 2
the Manchester Parish.
Application will be made TO the Bank for renewal of
said Stock, by
7. BURFoCr. AgentJ for tie Manchester Parish.
hQU20.
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V ALUABLE STOCK az lIuct' a. On lnursdsv next
the nd inst at 10 o'clock viii be sold at TIE Store
lately occupied by Jasper Robbins deed next essrs
r. & H. Nelson s eErre stock OF sADDLRRY, coni-
prsng the most general ano largest assortment ever Of
Iered in tins piacc ainong Whch
Elegant plated Bitts Of every description.
do. do. StiffUp rcns
Plated and See buCkirs of every description
Best plated double Curb>, Tined Bride Bitls
Stirup Irons and Buckle
StTaning webb, Git do &c. &c.
Also, number of elegant Saddles elegant Mounted
Brides Naices SaddleBags, BY said deceased and
equal to any made in the place.
Also all the kinds OF Leather used by Sadd ers as well
as the other mater ials for Saddles.
TERMS Ar sALE.-By order Of The Executors,
PARKHiLLs, DUNLOP * COPELAND,
1,scfio
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TEN DOLLARS REWAED.-Tan away from The sub
Il scriber, UHhe 10th April last, JcHN T.. JRPFgss
bound to Apprentice to the Iricbiayer's trade
tilt November, 1921. The above reward will be given 10
person for The apprehension Of said boy ami do here
by foTwarn all persons from hsrtorng him, or trading
with him in any way whatever.
WILLIAM PHAJP.
Charlotte, Wry 20. d-sc3lo
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The supreme Congress of the Mexican
Republic, have voted to Henry Clay,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives,
their thanks for the disinterested, manly,
and generous sentiments he expressed on
the floor of the house, for the welfare of
that infant republic.
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Total population

Total population 1888.
Being between and 5000 more THANH is enu-
merated in the Federal Census, of 1910.
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SrArE PAPERS AND PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
~ Sub crioers for the State Papers aud Pablo oc-
ments of the United States informed that the work i.
completed, aud viii he delivered totbe with all practi-
cable dispch. OWING, however 10 unavoidable circun
stances, their patience is respectfully solicited for few
weeks. SAMUEL WhIsCOMB jr.
AgeHt tor tue Publishers.
May 70.
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AND on Monday following, the 26tb inst at 10 O'clock
the remainder OF said decedents Personal Estate CON-
Sitting of some excellent Household and Kitchen FIR
aite, among which good Feather Beds Bedstsads
Dining Tables, Card Tables, Carpets, &c. sc.
ALSO, some NEGROES
PARKHlLLs, DUNLOP coPLAND.
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Nav 20.

OHIO LAND FOR SALE.--By virfne OF a deed Of
~ trust executed to by lessee WOodson secure
The payment Of certain Of money therein mentioned
TO John X. Archer, aud recorded in Amelia Court shalt
the 9Th day of June next between the hours add
IL o'clock ofthat day at the front door OF the Belray-
EN- in the city Of Richmond, proceed to SELL to the
highest bidder, for cash much Of TRACT OF LAND
iHg IN the State of Ohio on the waters Of Deer Creek
containing. by original survey 1900 acres, more OF less
and purchased by John Tabb decd date of Amelia cou
~ Of certain Richard James will raise the sum of
$1,000 such part thereof may be then due de-
dHctiug the NpsnceS Of The sale.
JOHN LANE.
1,neJio iTay % f-,rf,Js