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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-07
Translated for the rreenan's Journal
ORDER nr THE DJY


The president ofHayti expresses his salts
faction With the zeal aud spirit with which the
troops Of the Republic are animated-5y thus
doing Justice to tlcii patriotism. he is pleased
IN thinking that they will continue to merit
equal compliments.
The general commanding the frontiers os
Irianon, and the chiefs. aud tie soldiers of
that line, have acquired ia particular, by their
eNacincss 10 the service, and by their attach
ment 10 the republic. incouteStible rights to
the public acknowledgment. The generals and
the chiefs OF the corps will continue by their
example To strengthen their interiors in the
love Of order, and in the obedience which the
public good preScribeS.
The 18TH July next the army will he reviews
ed 10 receive months payment. The militia.
~ actively employed in the corps, and in the
different etats majors will only have right 10
ih's payment. No person will be allowed to
reclaim this money, who, on that dag, shall be
absent from his colours.
Port au Prince. 29th June, 1918.
1874 year of tie independence.
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FROM ST. DOMINGO

New Yoi,K, July 3l.-Capt. Robinson, II
days from Aux Cages, states, that 5 ar DAYS
DSI0re lie sailed, an order arrived from Pofi
au Prince for all the tIOops to repair 90 that
capital to assist ia is defence agaiust Chiis.
tophe, who, II was said, was approaching il
with all his force. The militia were doing
garrison duty at Aux Cayes.-Coaee IS soIs.
and none coming ia. On thegtI, inst. armed
Darges from Aux Cages, brought ia the panish
snip FeiiCiana, from the ~ edlterra;iean with A
cargo OF wine, brandy SILKS, &c. bound TO liza
vand, prize to the DueuOs Ayrean privateer
Gen. san Martin, Captain Stafford, who had
taLen her IRON Ne&lCdn priydteCr and sent
her TO Aux Cages for water and provisions She
was taken by the bdrgPS VIII le at anchor under
the Ice Of tie isieOf Vaccine her PAYERS were
sgnt TO Port au Prince for tie decision Of ihe
government. Capt Stafford was expected TO
make ms appearance and reclaim his prizc
III addition TO tie above. we learn b. a pas
senger IN the William q Mary, that Chiwioyhe
had been encdDJ ed several weeks EST MARKS.
about 20 leagues from Port au Prince, with q,
view ct aScer,ainiBg lie feelings OF the people,
expecting, II was supposed, a strong diversion
~ his favor since The death Of PCtluh
Blythe Honor and Amey, we Team, further.
thai ChristOphe had advanced from ST. S!arks.
towards PORT au Prince. [U 1dr.
Capt. Iugall, from Port an Prince. Informs
that when lac sailed ,(l2th iust.) ChdSiOphe had
reached within ljmi.c5 OF Port au Prince. with
force OF $4,000 men. lie had sent several
agents INTO tire tOWa claiming its Submissions,
and Offering to the Subordinate othcers, on con
ditioD Of their joining bis standard, 10 retain
them inihcir present places. The agents, how.
ever, had been driven out Of the place with
great indignation. II was expected tic place
would soon be besiegen.
Itappears from an ediciissued by Christophe
| fromSt. Aiarks, OF the 0ih JHue last, and winch
| has been translated tor the Scwbnr, port Her
| aid, that ChrstOphe actually iiHendsto attempt
| adding that part of Hayti over which genera
/ Boyer pTesideS, 10 h Kingdom uotwithstand
Ing the edictitself declares his sole object 10 b,
\ 10 unite the HayiIans IN one family withou
shedding Hayt,an blood, and ~ put an end {,
| ali discussions.
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MACHPELAH-The place of my reslde,Ice nm 1i1-I
V'ie county, North CaroinaS seven miles south Of
nosnoheilveT containing by deeds me- one ihousahd
dhI I'VE acres lying on the waters Nuibush and ISL
ana creeks, IN one of the wcaif ieSt nei2oIhoods in
ne state offered for sale. The quality of this land rs
uCn do c land is generally IN its vicinity suitable for
Tue GROWTH c tobacco. cotton aud wheat being artics
dIohe which are raised for market The improvements
are uheXceptionable-tbe dwelling house is large and
e'esdht presenting front of siNtyour feet and con-
aiming hieen hundred aud Twelve square feet OH noor
exclusive OF the piaLZas with cellar under the Whole
VI tAe house, walled from the bottom with stone an
eAcehe iCehouse twenty Steps from e dining room
door Tie spring seventy steps sun The kiIc
en-, as good water as any below the mountains eyeTy
mouse that is necessary for the OF family on the
pIahtduOh is on II good forty cotton GIN with
suitable bopses 10 work. e.; garden containing about
one acre, IN high state Of cultivation with almost eve
afucie that is useful ornamental in il; good an
PIE oichafd and every other Kind of frat that is com
mon ~ Tbs part ofthe country The main road leading
rom hiiIsboOush 10 Petersburg aud Richmond passes
through luis and about euT hundred yards in front of
my mouse, where lbave dwelling house suitable for a
s'idii family all my stock and crop growing on the
plantation, together with the furniture III the house can
he had by tie purchaser Of the land fair price
,, WILLIAM HUNT.
Su'9 <4' 23..wlZWt
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HUE Executive Of Virginia being requested by reso
luton Of the last legislature 10 provide suitable
MODEL OF A MONUMENT to be erected to the me.
mory Of the late General george H0shgfOa " the cost
inud ="
n execution ofbe resoulion the Executive will glad.
w receive dsnidbls model from any person pSrsOHt
Who NAV be disposed 10 offer the Or before the
hrsi day cf October next It's he understood that IL
must he The model Of such monument that the cost
~ erecting IL ~ the city Of RichmOne all not exceed
the sun % one hundred th0nsand doilsTss.
WIN. ROBERTSON, c. C.
~ The Editors ofhe National IpfeIlireacer. fhs
1"r0y0, amt National ddCOcUfr. are reqsfesled 10
P""t'W re ab0re ~ thrr p0TcIS TcspecfiVefv 0Hce
teeet until the 80 Of SeytsOibsy Rcrf. Ggd present
fhs'r accounts 70 fhe EtesWigcJCr TeymeHf.
jane 90. lG..wtis
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~ OfiCB.-The subscribers having connected tieL
- selves in the COMMISSION AMP GROCERY
BUSINESS, in Ciarksvile under the firm Of Birchcft
B0Pfift, offer ueiT services Their friends aud the
public Ihey VIII pay particular attention TO the
sPeciion Of tobacCO and from their aCgudinan with
he culture aud proper management ofthat aTcie and
being situated ~ the centre Of famous tobacco
Try Halter Themselves they will he able to give general
sdusiacton TO those who may them with orders
They will shortly have completed two spacious houses
Wbch VIII euabic them receive aud safely store large
quantities Of merchandise and produce and intend Keep
my gsaefal supply Of GROCERIES,
VIZ. BIRCHETT,
June 10. Ilwi2Ws J. BAPTIST
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- vbCb Is hereby given that The cells IN the Lunac
Hospital ia the city OF WILLIAMSBURG appropriated
ioI male PATIENTS are all occupied, and that no more
maze patients will be received into the said uospal
which will be given. ''''e Vi
by order etthe Court Of Directors,
L,,. LEO. HENLEY, C. CD
4
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July2s.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.--in issuance OF
the last will and testament OF Edward Major, dec
viii be sold az Charles City Courthouse on the mira
Thursday iR September geJt, it being Charles civ
comfy court day, a TRACT or LAND containing 1917
acres IN the lower eEdof Charles Cry co. al the head
OF Hors mil pond. This land is well tiubered is OF
fertile soil, aud convenient TO navgaon.-The terms
Of sale will be haif cash. aud the residue in siX
months deed Of Ins the Iaud will be required 10
secure the last paymcnt. The EXFCUTOR
July ~. 12rG,y
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very p0Uabte Property FOR safe icEirI 1S ,,or1
= VII. re attention ~ any genftenas Of capitaL"
WILL SELL the TRACT OF LAND, IN the comfy
- VI hanover, wheTeon my late father lived known Inv
'he name or FaIJieka. IL contains at present .bon,
one thousand acres, portion Of which is line Chief
hohi!ay low grounds, most heavily tubered Win nm
whlte OAK, aud ASH also part of The hirb lad
FROM AN experiment that has been Tecrn,ly rsda :,
10 be well calculated of the plaster
Inc ios grounds are capable of makiag first rae ,ncad
oW' There is no tract of land that part of the com
ny, OF as near Richmond, which have ever seen thar
nas as much me timber ON it, II is within eight miles
m .ht Guy OF Richmond, and II turnpike effected as
now contemplated, II Is generally il will
te Two or three miles. This place is Temarka
Wy heaitby, ana believe correct when say there
Is no spot more so below the mountains for there
Dseh as many cases OF longevity there aud Immediately
III that neghboihoOd in any part OF this stare Tbs
last possessor of Fairfield as well as several .rsor
lew miles only from it, have lived TO be upwah of Ga
ss VI age, $nd there Is one instance where the ad-
'hhcch age OF one hundred and twenty wears was a,
tanned. The advantages attached 10 this tract If Ind
not generally 10 tie met with are nany such as gond
oicDards containing great variety of the most choice
a's no, only s"nclent 10 supply the OF pri.
Vdte iaEiy, but to YIELD handsome income nv seosna
10 lie Richmond market; also gle story
o"tliHE mouse with Ve rooms and two passages ON a
hooT wiih every other necessary clubhouse for the
cohodalion OF large family; all in good order IL lie
courageous TO The lands OF Mr.. James Goyan Coz TINE
1cait, ard Capt. WIN. White.
viii also sell my MERCHANT MILL, with SO acres
OF aiid attached to IL in complete order as il has
lately undergone thorough repair.
"i'i dispose OF the above property altogether or d.
"e II, as may he most agreeable to purchasers nut
80. ~ VIM" NC most auViseabe TO amy person that
can purchase, to take the whole establishment, az il
STANDS TO such purchaser, every accommodation will
be gwen for seeding crop his fall NV reason f,r
wishing TO sell is that have made purchase in dit
'eieht part oithe country, where intend removing
WI" give an extensive credit the greatest part OF the
purchase money, (the payment being well secured and
pssStiVh on TIE INST day Of next January. rhe land
WIZ be hhewn by my son, Miles Macon 80. For further
particulars enquire of Mr.. Thomas TayIor of sicb
mond, OF myself. W H. MsCOy
NeTkent county, Virginia.
u JHe EditorS Of The National Iufeiii-encer 0re
requested 70 insert ms oHee iGeek in their paper
J9J t'r0 monthS, and Jo' WaTd their account 10 me
EGHor 2tthe Enquirer for payment.
'uIy ~. 2I ...if
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July 81.
yfHe GO0erHOr Of tie Commonwealth of Yiyeiain
A PROCLAMATION

Bythe GO0erHOr Of tie Commonwealth of YirgiuiI
A PROCLAMATION.
M HEhEAS from Information 10 be relied il ap-
W pears that contagious disease uBhappiIy prevails
at Havana Supposed to be the yellow lever watch has
excited Just ground OF apprehension that wnut great
pIecauon the conagon may be brought this com
nonweath by vessels arriving from that port: have
thought proper, by and with the adv council Of
Stale TO call upon the of quarantine az
the different ports Of entry and delivery Ofthis common
wealth. TO use their best exeTOns prevent great
calamity among TIE good people this state to elect
WHICH ihe said snPeTniendans hereby particularly
enJOhed 10 require of all masters of vessels coming
from Tue SAID port of Havana, perform qua annr for
twenty Gays, at the usual quarantine ground Of their
ports respectively.
ADd do hereby strongly enjon and reGuire that
unti SUCH vessels shall be discharged from their QnaTa
tine, all persons coming, goods imported therein
come net ON shore, or go board any other vessel or
be landed or put on board any other
within this commonwealth And moreover that no
person OF persons board any vessel ordered To
perfarm quarantine in pursuance hereof without per
mission hrst had and obtained IN rig fIoin the res
pectye superintendent.
All pilots are required 10 give notice the respective
superniendans of the arrival OF such vessels as are
supposed TO he affected with Contagious disease: And
The said suPeTniendants hereby authorized use All
laval aud proper means at their respective ports within
this commonwealth. to execute the iniuneO befeby
imposed, which is required to be done with dbl euca
and fidelity.
Given under my hand governor, and under
the seal Oftbe commonwealth at Richmond
5ea) this twenty second day OF JAY, n the year
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
eighteen, aud Of the commonwealth The jsd
JAMES p. PRESTON.
July %. 2lvnU
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TAhMhNY HALL-Near YOTk.....Tbe copaIiReT.
nefslnp heretofore existing between ABRAHAM u.
MARlLiNG and WILLIAM b. COZZENS, was dissolved
on the ISL OF Apr last by mutual consent. The
ishmtht VIII be continued by The subscriber.
The situation Of JdMmaaV mn 10 probably unTivaI.
ed IN this ciJ-iactg the PARK and the CRY Hall, aEd
wllhn minutes walk OF the hesiTe, Academy Of The
fihe Arts, Museum &c. 10 presents inducements for
air, prospect convenience and inferior
TO none in this city. Travellers from the different
states m The union, and frou this state viii dnd s-
many Hail ardeT we'll stocked WITH al the deHcscits
OF the season, choice wines airy ped chambers, and
every concentrate that be expected and the mot
moderate terms. NH. u. COZZENS.
July -. 2O..st
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Tie Washington Tdreyn IN jStannton.
tNoR RtNI-Ih,s valuable establishment, formerly
Il kept by james Edmundson, and lately by n. raj
coner having been purchased by the subscriber is now
offered for rent either Tor year. term of wears
Oh very liberal terms. '
The numerous advantages which it possesses over ,nv
other in the valley, are is presumed too GENERALLY
knonn, to need any detail from us.
There is about 1000 OF furniture belonging IN
the bouse consisting beds, which can be sold 10
the tenant, IL wanted.
AS the Character of this tavern is object the first
nonlent To the present owners, none need appy Iut
such as arewei qualified TO keep it in the best styie
JOHN WAYr,
W. BOYS,
b. C. BALDWIN
- Z. STRlBLING,
july q. lS.Mu SAM'L BLACKBURN
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CartersvilIe, August 4. 70. Z

Naifea6Ie zinc in Shests Tor coUeyg hOWSCS ShtGfh.
ing tcSSc{S, sc. sc.
has been sufficiently asceItatned by experiment
: Both ~ hs country aad Europe that this valuable
'hVenuon has introduced better covering for houses
tAah any other materials That have heretofore been liz
use IL stands alt kinds weather without injury IL
lasts as long, aud lighter than copper soldiers as
wen as any other metal II requires paint il agrees
perfectly weilwth iron u communicates bad quail
~ 10 water, being used IN Europe for coffee pois, kteb
en- utensils. &c. aud lately in Savannah for cutters to
receive aud pass of rain water utO csterns for cuna
- and other purposes. II costs bat Uie more than
nag me price ~ copper; Is nearly cheap slate
ahd Iom IT'S shtness "a square foot weighing but little
more than pSuBd more suitable for large bindings
Several houses IN New YORK covered 10 OF rs
months ago with Zinc, which yet perfectly tight
uunitcd. The college Of that city 10 also covered with
IL ZINC ne be used ~ almost all cases where copper
tlH aud lead employed.
The subsCfber TO whom The agency Of the sale Of The
above article IN this city has been transferred has re-
CeIyed ~ hundred shseis sample which the pub
lie are invited to eXamine-e will rHish any quantity
thdt may be wanted. ~. D. POIIIAUX.
July ~. 81 ..wtf
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----------asnse<sss ~ , cssrza<-------
BY lie President 81 the United States of America
"A DIZZY, 1 L IL q r.IlN

n P!tOCLiNA TON.
:, whereas, by an act OF Lle Congress of the
United States, of the third OF March, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifteen so much of the
several acts imposing duties on the ships and
vessels, aud OF goods, wares and merchandise
imported INTO the United States as IMPOSED :;
discriminating duty OF tonnage between To-
rvsgn vessels and vessels OF the United States
and between goods imported into the United
states IN foreign vessels aud vessels of the
United states, were repealed, SO far as the
same respected the produce or manufacture
otthe nation TO which such foreign ship or
vessel might belong, such repeal 10 take effect
IN favor OF any foreign nation, whenever tn e
president Of the United States should he sa
tistled that the discriminating or c0uutervaiI.
hhI duut 81 such foreign nation, so Tar as they
operate 10 tue disadvantage OF the United
States; have neen abolished:
ana whereas satisfactory proof has been re-
ceiveo by me, from the Burgomasters and
Senators OF the Free and HanSeatic civ OF
oIeMru thi', from and after the 18th day of
May iSia, all discriminating or conDtervaIine
auueS o. the said city, so far as they operated
10 the disadvantage of the United States have
been, and are abolished
Now therefore, l JAMES MONROE. Presi.
dent ct the United States OF America. do
hereby declare and proclaim, thai SO much of
the several acts imposing duties on the ton.
mage OF ships and vessels, and GA goods wares
ana merchandise imported into the United
States, as imposed a discriminating duiy of
tonnage between vessels of the Free and Han
settle cry OF Bremen and vessels of the niled
States; ann between goods imported into the
United States III vessels of Bremen and vessels
OF the United States, are repealed so far as the
same respect the produce or manufacture of
the said Free, Hanseatic city of Bremen.
GIVEN under my hand, at the city OfWaSll.
ipgtou, this twenty fourth day of july,
in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighteen, and the
forty third year OF the Independence of
The United States.
JAMES MONROE.
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NoTICS.-hh persons having claims on The estate of
~ GEORGE hAGERS, dec. Of Chesterfield county
are requested 10 them without desy for sete
meit and those Indebted will please make payme,,
1t" DAVID J. BURR, Admir-
S"g "a.
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Virgirio LaRd Ofce Riehuond, JHae u 1878.
N conformity with an act Of the General Assembly
e1uued " dl act 20 d'HsHd Ms yeVerGt kIus con
corning ~ ESche0fS passed OH The l1t day OF Fgb,v
1911, do hereby publish and make buoyn that nv
eerhcate OF the eschsaoT in aud for The county of AZ
genafie bearing date the 18th OF October 1871 and this
Gay received into this oftce, 1t appears that certain
uac Of parcel OF land lying and being in the said coun
" OF Albemafie, " cOHtaiHiHg about three huudycd
ara e'ghty odd ceres" and OF which certain Robert
MUIR dtd seized, has been found byinuucs, held and
taken on the 18Th Of October 1917 according TO Law 10
nave escnedted to this commonwealth IL further an.
pears by said inquest that said Nilef eHgrated this
country from Sc0tLId and settled the seid tract Of
AHd ~ or about the year 1906 having puio based part
thereof Of HauneT Fitzpatrick 4 part Of John Nktn.
s"n-thai he died about three years prior the taking
OF sdu inquest leaving known heir aud that no per
sen has claimed the SAID land
WILLIAM G. PENDLEToN. Register.
JIIy H..w6w
NfIRGiN1A.-At a superior U0Hrf OF chaaceTV hoI
ne" at the Capitol, az he city ef Richmond, the
Sfh f0g ofJHHC, 1918.
ArChijafd FTec!aHd.. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Mary HIHionsoR, err Of Jacos. rtflion,on. and
On motion Of the dtleHdqHfs bv COUNSEL 10 djSsoIpe
me injunction oaaTded IN This curse tie J0,rleenth
dGV ~ June lust The court after yi1p me bIy
0DsTcrS anil crhibifS. 10th drect one OfHs commits
SioNeTS 10 10tc account betCecH the yarties cor
Tecfi"g such errSrS as may be apparent the foce Of
the proceedings Of tie 0TJtr0fOrs, and ryp0,k me
same 20 the co"rt, rim any q0tters speciality sfafed
deeHcd pertinent BY hin,seC or tchick man he reGei
red BY the parties Ia he 50 sfottd.
MN. ". HENING. @. C.. .
s.ssss.......s.....s
Commissioners ofice, Ricbmrnd, July rs, 1878
TIE parties interested uiNfake notice fhat HARE
dPpointed the an dag Of September TO commence the
Grc0pt directed ~ me ADORE OrdeT, uhch dav at
0geiock, 4. ~. tkcg are requested 10 attend at nv
office. IN ms eifg scifh their accounts and Uouckers
Juiy 81. rs .~s.s
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fsNO BE LEASED, for the term OF years,
4 and possession given on the first OF Jan'y
next, with the privilege OF sowing grain the
ensuing tall the property in and adjoining the
town OF Ianceyvilie, which was devised 10
last will of Robert YdHcey, dec.-It consists of
IA RM, sufficient to work five or six hands,
on winch IS commodious dwelling house,
Kitchen, &c.-a large and convenient store
and lumber house, and "a manufacturing mill
on South Anna river, with boiling cloths and
Evans machinery complete. all in good repair.
HIS property may be leased entire, OF in such
parts as may suit such as may wish to lease.
ihe present tenant, by contract, is to deliver
the farm enclosed under a good and lawful
fence Terms may be known and the PRO.
perry shewn by The subscriber, living near
Louisa courthouse. WA. CRAWFORD.
Augusta. Of II
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NoliEICaIlON.-The subscriber, as a0minist!atIh
- OF Kane Cbastaine, (iunts eeek) late ofthe conn.
VI oeins DESTROYS OF closing her admin
isaton OF the early this fall and for as much rs
several OF the legaees Inhabitants of the western
country shs takes this method of informing them thro
.e ueuiulh OF the press for them to come forward
hose that have had any the estate may at their
opuoh, throw into hoich potch and come i'm upon an
equal division with those that have not hau auy uar Of
Tue estate or be preciuded Those that are interested
VIII be pleased To attend as division will posi,iy.,
take place as mentioned above.
MARI HA CHASrAINB, admir-.
0f H0He ChaStdine dec.
'F'"" D spl2sU.
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NJ ESSRS. Richard Baskerville aud Eliza
I'VE beth his wife, aud George Steel aud
Martha his wite-As you are not inhabitants
OF this commonwealth, 1 take this method of
informing you that shall on the 2ith and 18Th
days of September next, betweea the hours OF
ten O'Clock in the morning, and five O'clock in
the evening Of each day, at the house of Eliza
beih SileT III the county OF powhatan, and
STATE OF Virginia, proceed 40 take the deposit
tons Of Elizabeth SiLCr a0d others, TO be read
as evidence IN IA suit now depending in the SUI.
perior court OF law for tue county of Amelia,
wherein you are plaintiffs and am defendant.
ours, with respect.
JAMES JENNINGS.
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'GNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs bis friends
and the public that he has resumed his former bu-
tlness aE0 has now on hand general assortment Of
ShOCERl IS FROM his long experience IN the tine 81
business, lie laiters himself that he will he enabled
give satisfaction to az persons bnyng his Store ia
IS BIS Intention az al times 10 Keep articles Of the hest
qualities which he will sell for moderate profits, fpT
cash or produce aud 10 snch have paid puBcualy
heretofore. The usual credit II requiTcd.
lie also informs ihe public that lie is authorized
give Va cash the highest prices fot wheat winch will be
received AZ bis store. - street SbockOe Hi few
doors east Of James BootWriglPs.
torth- lasttme, be earnestly calls all who are
owing hin, either ~ pond, note, account, TO
forward, without delay, and see the same, lORgef
indulgence cannot be given. JOSHUA CRUuP.
July ~. 20 ..4tfN 6tof