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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-06
MIR. CoBBETr
W u tVDDII 4
Of South A.BERICAN AFFATR.S

Mr. CoBEETT's REGISTER of the Goth
u,l. contains most able letter, addressed
TO 1iai. Caj4wi5ghi, the veteran leader of
Reform in England, "On tie PROCEEDINGS
~hih hare }asi iabeu pi1ce ~ Congress rcia-
zee 20 SgmHh Ame,ica." We take the
liberty Of extracting a few scattering pa
rdsraphs iOg the qualification Of our rea-
der.
After expressing 10 Major Coytwyiq1f.
the pleasure Which he felt IN ADDRESSING
lum at lhe particular moment, when e.
vents we're rushing Oh with irresistible
force towards tlic contamination Of The
wishes OF all those who desire 10 see des
pOtsm wholly DESTROY ed7-Mr. CoJbeit
continues - PeieysJrrg T,fek
When, on the fifth OF this month. I
was labOrng TO convince YOU, the peonle
OF Eugiaud and the people OF America.
That tie meaauf wiiol. 1iad been h.lber-
20 adopted by the American government
regard To spanish tmsrics. were moi
mpeslal measures when ! was endcS-
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VESSEL LOsT AT SEA.

NoBFoLK, Jan. Capt. Eldridge, of
the British sclr. Cumberland, arrived
here yesterday from Antigua, reports that
on the 2Olh OF Nov. ~ CO. with the ship
Achilles, both vessels being Z DAYS out
rom philad lphia, bound TO Antigua. in
latitude "a, OB, longitude 81, 40, they tell
~ with a Vessel supposed TO be either a
brig or large schr) bottom up, which up
on investigation they ascerlained 10 be the
sarah OF Bath. but could gain 80 fur
tier information.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-There is
reason To believe that the negotiations
pending at Washington between Spain
and the United States have closed. at
least for the present, without any salts
factory result.
There is reason TO believe that The Eri-
fish minister at Washington protested d.
galnst a transfer of East Florida by Spain
TO the United States.
There is reason TO conjecture that the
negotiations with the Spanish minister at
Washington have nueXpectedly closed in
consequence Of the interference of the
British minister at Madrid
There is reason TO conjecture that if A
melia Island and East Florida are not oc
cupied and guarded by American troops,
they viii be, or would be, occupied and
guarded by British troops.
There IS reason to apprehend that Great
Britain means TO adopt new principle of
action, namely, that acquisition of terri
tories By purchase, is TO he resisted and
prevented, as II IT we're acquisition off ter
rltory, by force of arms, because il is an
alteration OF the equilibrium of power.
here IS reason to appreheDd that our
relations with Spain are assuming very
uDiayOIabte aspect; and that our relations
win England are not rs serene al The bot
tom as HEY appear 10 be at the top.
There is reason to believe a good deal,
10 conjecture good deal, and to appre-
hend good deal, more than tie outside
OF things seems 10 bespeall at this mo-
meat. More anon. Demo. Press.
The nomination by the President of the
United State of RICHARD RUSH, Esq.
as Miuister Pienipoientiary 10 The Cont
81 St. James, has been approved by the
Senate. In.
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INDIAN FIGHT.
hJo,mati0n Of a .Sha,cans CNief

INFORMATION 81 'Sha'cGHs Chief
ST. LOUIS, Nov. I5.-TIe Cherokee
and their allies, with The loss of man
killed and a few wounded, have killed
SO and taken upwards of 100 of the con-
icderacy formerly mentioned, with much
plumber, and have destroyed The crops
ani burnt the Town ofthe y ages OF Ar
kansas. 1t is also said that a number o {
scalps taken from the whites we're found
with the baggage Of The Osages.
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AMELIA IsIAND-rAxry

SAVANNAH, Dec. "a gentleman
of undoubied vcraci;y, well known 10
the editors of the Repn5Gceu, writes his
brother IN this place, under date of JEFF
ferson, Camden county, Dec. 25, 1917,
4" This day at twelve O'Clock, Amelia
Island was taken possession OF, by the
Uhited States troops and, Iamin hopes.
that the Florilas viii, within short lime.
be under The same flag
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DOMESTIC.


WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-Gen. RIPLEY
arrived III this city on Sunday from New
Orleans.
n petition Is IN circulation among the
Merchants OF baltimore, praying Congress
10 adept some further measures To- insure
the collection of the revenue on all goods
paying an al raiorem duty as also TO Law
duty upon sales by auctioneers OF dry
goods, exceptsuch as belougto the estate
OF deceased persons or insolvents. SINH
lar petitions are expected from our other
commercial cities. In Charleston. there
would seem, from the publications in the
prints OF that city, 10 be an opposite feel
ing III respect TO the duty OH auctions.
Nat. Int.
The official statement of the result of
the late election for Delegate 10 Congress
IN Missouri Territory, shews that there
were given III 1920 votes of which 24O6
were for the elected delegate (Nlr. ScotO
and 20i4 for Rufus Easton, formerly a
Delegate from the same territory.
About ii O'Clock ON ihe night of the
10th of last month (DecembeD a smart
shock OF an earthquake was felt at the
same instant in nearly all ;he towns and
settlements in The upper part of South
Carolina and Georgia.
JANUARY 2.-The charming weather
ct yesterday contributed to enliven the
reciprocal salutations of kindness and
good wishes which are customary al eve
ry return of New Years Dav.
The Presidents House, for the first
time since IFS re-adifIcaiion, was thrown
open for the general reception of visitors.
twas thronged, from 1910 3 O'Clock, byan
unusually large concOurse of gentlemen
q ladies'; among whom were 10 be found
the Foreign Ministers, Heads of Depart
meuis, Senators, Representatives, and o.
Their OF our distinguished citizens, resi-
dents, and strangers. II was gratifying
TO be able once more to salute the Pre-
Sident of tie United States with the com
plIments OF the season, IN his appropriate
residence; and the continuance OF this
truly Republican custom has given, as
far as we have heard, very general sails
faction.
The Marine Corps turned out on the
occasion, ana made a fine appearance.
H.
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TO TIE EDITORS OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
GAZETTE,
Feynaniina, AnleIia Kslaad,
DecembeJ. u 1917

Yesterday the squadron under tlic
command OF Com. HENLEY, and The
troops under the command of ColonI
BANKHEAD, entered the harbor of Fer
nandina, when the troops landed, march
ed into the Notifications, and heisted The
American flag. No resistance was made.
The follower. ofAURY are composed OF
Negroes, violators of the Revenue Laws,
and the adventures and protiigaie of ali
nations. Colonel Daukhead has esiab-
llslIed police for the preservation Of or
der and tranquility at Fernandina, until
civil authority be introduced by the Gov
eTnment."
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CHARLESTON, December 2o.-Foug
hundred and sixty niHe black and color
ed persons were yesterday apprehended
by the City Guard and placed ~ confjne-
ment. II appears that they had pur-
chased a lot and erected building there
Oh, for the purpose of Divine Worship !;
but they conducted in mannerc contrary
TO the law o the state, and pursued their
exercises III way calculated TO be nui-
sance 10 the neigibors. Their meetings
have been held for some time past. but
no official notice was taken of them until
yesterday. We trust the reprimand ti,ey
received, will induce them TO act vii,
more discretion III future. They have all
been discharged. Times.
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An American gentleman. who very re-
Gently filled a high aud distinguished sta
ton IN the councils OF our country, and
who Is now making the tour of Europe,
arrived at Brussels in September last.
lie WAS recommended to a Hotel of
great celebrity. Its exterior presented
Tie aspect OF magniticencc but on
entering II. he WAS surprized at being
conducted 10 an apartment. comforta.
BILE. bat totally destitute Of the least
appearance of splendor. After much
detention. cup Of weak miserable cof
fee was brought him. AZ ibis lac com
planned With some asperiiy when tine
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MTLLEDGEvILLE, Dec. 23.-We un-
dersiand that the troops under the com
mand of Gent Glascock marched from
Fort Hawkins on Tuesday last, for the
Seminole nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11
August Is.
Valuable Farming, Lands for SAFE

Valuable Farming Lands for Safe.
4 WILL otter at public sale at Powhatan courthouse
on HedHeSdoy, the 10Th Of September rert, being
court day, my FARM that county Ills within miles
aad adoins the lands of Charles Branch
the estate Of Maj John Harris, dec john Depp Thomas
tofsee and the coal lands, late Dupuys aud Pcvairs-
TINS farm is well watered, and contains 42t acres;
d OF which IS IN woods, and well tinbe5ed aud
20 acres OF creek fairgrounds ia high state of culture.
The soil is generally well adapted the OF
wheat, and oats and The wood land capable of prodnc
ing excellent tobacco The improvements com
torahie dwelling honse, with cellar DAT
~ eTanaTy, stable, and spacious house. forneI used
Is a Mill house.
bnes as faTh II Is the opinion of good judges that
contains large bodies OF Goals. Goals have been found
on ,i, ana several thousand bushels raised and In less
than one hundred yards OF the ine t: lands late Du-
phys and Povals Goals have near the
surface.
Terms on credit OF 8 months, IL months and
the other lsmonihs-neg0tiabie notes with approved
endorsers, with deed Of trust Oh the premises will he
required oil the purchaser. }. |. JOHNSON.
August 3D. "a ids
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trustees Sale IF Land and Negroes.
Rf virtue OF a deed of trust from Thomas Macon
bearing date the 1ih june 1917, recorded in the
once 81 orange connty-N i'll be seld by auctisn al
orange Courthouse, all the property comprised in the
said indsntue which has been heretofore disposed
consisting of the well known estate on the which said
dcon vi present resides of smaller tract OF land in
the same neigibohood containing about $50 ceres of
eti smaller tract Of abont acres aud upwards OF
lou neg oes not inferior it is supposed TO any set OF
negroes m The state, and OF them more
valuable as house servants bachsuhs carpenters aud
ceopers. $3.50
The trusees think IL superGuous even il it were prac
licabie To give an adequate description the land
Ihe sale viii begin with the commonly called the
Hcmc IrGct, On Tuesday, the l3fh day of October
"er!, ~ air II not, OF the first fair day afterwards
ereo until The i5h day OF kprpext, for the sum OF
II 800. Will he allowed the purchaser on his exec
ting notes with good endorsers negotiable and payabe
at the Bank Of Virginia. aud deed Of trust but tile re.
nander o the purchase money must Ire paid in cash.
The two smaller tracts will be sold next and afterw
The negroes VIZ on Tuesday the 20fk day of October
merit, for ready money.
should sufficient sum be raised to pay the amount OF
The cebts secured by the deed OF without sale q,
the whole properly " Mr.. Macon shonld not choose ia
arrest the sale Of the residue of said such
due VIII be sold upon creditof eighteen months.
THE TRUSTEES.
H"R"stSo. 81. ids
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Augustus.

WILL DE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the 2oth
w gay OF Octsbsr next, the 1ract Of Land, the for
meT residence ofGeoTge Twyman, ia AIbemarie couatv
miles north of Charlottesville containing 40 acres OF
good quality, with good dwelling house. Kitchen barn
ana other outhouses. We deem IL unnecessary TO raw
much about as II is presumed the purchaser will first
view the premisesrhe terms of sale will be- for the
land, In hand, and three equal annual
ents for the balance with bond aud approved
ana trust deed on the land 10 secure the payments.
Also, at Tie same time and place, will be sold all the
plantation TOOLS stock Of horses cattle sheep and hos
also te crop OF corn, rye oats and fodder,
ana Kitchen furniture on credit OF twelve months for
all sums above i've dollars, upon the purchasers giving
bond and approved security.
JOSEPH TWYNAN
NELSON BARKSDALE, : ENo's'
August II.
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Buckingham STATE TVoyks At 4uctiou-

D"c"fH3HuN ISFHE TTOTNS al HNCt1OM.
~ rirtue OF deed Of trust executed by Thomas
- WILSON,, Esq dec dated 2ist April, sls duly re.
tacrein i'fhiioned-We will sell, ut public auction to
te highest bidder for cash. Uednesd0y tie I6fh of
Sepf Dett, at IL O'Clock before the auction door
No: Gamble, on Market Bridge, aihe said wilson's ints
rest IN that valuable property called the Suite Uorks
III t!s county OF buckingham, Slate river aud Hunts
creek, and containing 256 acres, bairg Lots No. aud
g. as laid Of aud allotted 10 said wilson by decree of
the court OF chancery for Richmond district with all the
privileges thereto annexed.
plan OF the property ma, he at the Office of
MAJ. X. Gamble, u no will conduct The sale.
ABEL T.. UPSHuR, fr
FREDERICK HARRIS, ''"s'ees'
Augustus. an wtds
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hTARsHAL'S SALR.-py yir.u~ al, d.c,.. of Oh.
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond dis
uic, pronounced on the 10Th day of January ISIS in
cause tnefem Depending between Arcbud Bass plain.
w. ana WIZ s. Archer, and others, defendants-WiiI
NC on Mshoay, thu 3,h lay of October next on the
premises, Tor ready money, all that part Tract or
JoHd lying in the county of Louisa eon,ainin. ,9G
solo by Col John Boiling wm MoseIey aud by
sotiey To John Archer, except six hundred acres
o, oy sao Ateher I'D ms life time to John Couch and
'os!h sino. }. GUERRANI, NJ. $. c. e. nm.
.'Ft v.
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NNGlNiA.-M chanceIy district court held IN
Williamsburg, Jane 10, 1918.
John ColgiD aud Ann {. his wife, wm. r. ColgD q Sa.
TJh bis wife. Elizabeth Ellison, infsm NJ uudtr
years by tie said VIM. IL. iet guardian. PtciHtiyS
AGAINST
Patick Heudrcn, eX'or Of WIN. ~. DTinkafd, who vas
adnior Of his late wife sarah. who exeCuiiix of
Robert Ellison her former husband aud the SAID Pat
rick HendTcn as guardian of ROherl Ellison jr. and
also a. a6nOT Ge bUnis non Ofthe said SARAH
Dp)eHdaHfS.
This cause which is ordered TO stand revived in the
name II Samuel ". Harwood, vho hath intetuarried
with the plaintiff Eliza ~. came on this day be again
heard papers formerly read. and hill Of fevi-
voT. aud argued by counsel an confederation
whereof the doth adiudge, order and decree that
the defendant Patrick iitndfrb feBder ~ the
apd profits Of the lands Of Robert Ellison q Sarah
DrinkaTd since t,e death of VIM. ~. DiinLsfd, aud
hch have been receised by the said cndItn and The
ssid defendant is further directed render an account
ofthe and pton;s of the lands If Robert Ellison
and Sarah DTiHbaid, received by the defendants mites
tsic, WIN. n. nrinkard, m his lifetime Wbci, said &C
counts 10 be rendered before Of the
Of this court who is directed IL state and seitl,
the same, aud make rfport thereof cnuu wIil an
matters specially stated thought pertinent himself
required ny the parties cory, Ieste,
WIN. L. BANkS, p. e.
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RECONCILIATION of NE .SW0U

JAMES b. ENTHUSIASTICALLY announces TO his
- rlesds and the public, that Notwithstanding the FREE
suspension Of the principles Of animal ne this
dhu useu bird ras been more revived
toTed TO her H0tiVe element lie 0atters himself thar
@ua. Wh nis own exerons, aud the favorable tide Of
puOhe apPIooatlon. sue may he supported upon the
sea OF Experiment until she strikes the cur
Iehln, prosperity down whch she may glide, light as
isatheI, 10 lhe port OF" successful experiment."
be wished he assures the public that his honse is nro
Voed IN every respect, IN plentiful aud neat II not
sn osieniatlous manner Those who delight IN retire
ment, will find in the bosom Of the peaceful S,r0u
SAFE aud pleasant retreat from the noise and hustle
the business part Of The city To gentlemen from the
tountTy, aud merchants particularly il will be delight
b when thew business is completed on main street 10
Ietre to tue hill to due, where, free from dust they
msy breathe the pure air.
His stables are excellent and are provided with good
ana attentive oslleTs.
August is. 40 ~
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ROARDiNG, foryouRg ladies, who wish TO attend Al
- OF the Schools Of Richmond for literary Instruction
music CRAVING, &C. Mrs. Ann Camp informs her friends
~ ths eounry thar she has taken the well situated house
Iaey occupied by Mr. Chiles Terrell Opposite the 90.
NernoIsl and viii receive boafdefs sch Young Iaies
rary or personal improvement. ~
iERhs-S 90 per quarter, payable in advance.
sept q. 9G a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

IN THE PRESS-Aud wiII he unfinished in a fcx
- weeks, by John Udrr0c6, the Virginia POCKET
ALmANACK aud FARMERS COMPANION for The
OF Louisa county, Va.
u viii contain lin addition the astronomical caIcu
Mtohs isis Of c"uiis, &c. &c. usually fouId in alma.
nacks agrea variety OF useful and entertanipy nice.
n. b. Ihe usual allowance to those who bu, TO sell
again. August IS "a Il,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

oIrERY NOTlcE.-rhe drawing OF The New YORK
hedfr0! Scieiice Lottery, will be received regular
at the subscribers bookstore few tickets warranted
unuiawh, can ne had as yei-Frizes as follows:
OF geo Of 80 600 OF 20 900 and l. of 600
aud considerable gnah.y of iOO.--The price Of tiok
cts, at present, = 2S per ticket.
a.. he,g Masonjc haH lottery, which want. only II
Gays Drawing tn complete The lottery has the follow in.
capital prizes remaining in the wheel : SO, 600 % aUo
2ooeo, to,Ono and 1000 also smaller prizes in pro
poItlon.--Present price ofiokets, = 81.
Likewise, tickets in the Phi{d6eIlLi0 State Jnt,r-,
oth class, which will commence drawing shoTtIy.
Remaining on hand, few tickets OF the J0mesg0rU
Female seminary Lottery.
Tickets III all the above lotteries can I've had on as rea
sonahe terms, as be bought IN the civ Prizes
oil other sueries, aud good negotiable notes taken in
payment ~ "
Prizes Of large amounts have been drawn by diercnt
persons in this place.
lickels Will Soon advance in the above lotteries
therefore, now is the time 10 purchase participant
when We reflect that situations circumstances
vantages or advantages, properties mIsfornues
through LIE, may be considered a lottery; why then
should we not risk few dollars ticket which may
turn up fortune pTne!
Schemes Ut the above may lie had gratis.
FRIEDRICH A. MAYO.
~ b. Letters, post poid, miU be punctHaiiy al
tented 10.
Hu'h>t ~ - WOW
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wv I. DICklNSON-Are now RECEIVING per tae
w ship Sisters aud brig Hope from London and Liv
eTpoo!, complete assortment; OF Hardu0re & Cutlery
which vii, be sold on very accommodating terms foi
ready money or town acccptances.
Sept. 4. Asst
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. 1DUJ.rtices IVoufeH

~ apprentices WaHied.
ETANTLD inimectst T. az this Once, TWO BOYS Of
w respectable coHnexiors, ~ or Is years age a.
bPPre8fices to The Printing Bns1ess lis necessaTy
thsJ should possessa tolefabiy GOOD Engsh education
NCas hers need apply. Isno 20. Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

ENDMuND TAYLOR * co are now receiving hy the
~ Hero and Virginia from Liverpool, and Sisters
from London, good assortment Of ERiT ISL DRY
GooDS-and aie daily expecting Irish, German, aad
French GOODS.
Sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

E.NiLL GOODS 1ompki,s y Murray are nov re.
a ceiving by the tierO Indian Chief aud Virginia
frem Liverpool, and Sisters, from London a general
assortment OF Londln aud Liverpool! GOODS, which
they oheI for sale on accommodating terms.
Sept. 4. ojst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

RELL TAVERN.-The subscriber informs his friends
ana the public, that he has taken lease Of this
p"g eStnbttshed house which he has repaired ntted
ny sno TINS day opened, asaHOUSB OF ENTERTAIN
,baas Ills best eSertiOns shall be used to render
'"9se who call on him comfortable.
stables are spacious and airy, and shall be psrti
S,v sUendedto. JOHN KELSO.
-oSPtsts al
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WILL BE SOLD on a credit Of o, H. and 10 months .
w m fee simple, the whole Of NV property 10 the
Town OF Petefsbnrg on Old and Sycamore stteetsThe
safe viii be made Oh the I'd day Of October neat
Amelia. Sept.l. sGst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11

SUTHERLAND cOLQuHOUN q CO--Are now lie
- ceivng by the indian Chief and Virginia from Lv.
erpool, aud Sisters from London, their FALL GOODS
winch ihey Offer for sale on accommodating terms.
In store for sate-rwenty casks HibbeIt rs brown
ttoui and porter, and 40 SACKS salt Liverpool lei.
"A. ,f
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August IL.

NALuABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust executed to the subscribers by VIM
Dabney and wife for the purpose Of securing credit
os-we shall sell I" the highest bidder, at public sale
29,h day, OF Ocfober merit that VALUABLE AND
IN James river, known by the name of Saunders or
BdtfeHfi"ss Island, formerly the property Edwin
James Hsvie, and sold by him Anderson Barrett and
ny SAID barrett to VIM. Bahney, jr for S 600. This
island contains one hundred acres and situated near
Tue upper locks of The James river IL affords
veTai boe sites for the erection of water machinery
anh considerable portion ofis said be rich aud fer
tile 80
Terms Of sale, 8 i2oo cash. and the like sum PAYABLE
on the first dayof October in each year 6 wears
commencing IN October 1919 and for the balance Of
the purchase money credit will be given until the first
day OF October, 1925.
B. SHEPPARD, I trustees.
September 1. q. I'd.
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July -.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SAIE.-The subscriber
wishes to sell VotHabie 7racf Of Land, con.
tanning seven hundred acres lying the lower end Of
iowbatan county, and adjoining the lands Of Harry
Httht EDWARD Scott, George Harden and otbef6.-Tbe
whoeo this tract is covered with prime timber and
ffoH the signs on the land, aud its c0ngn,iy dying
within few bufTed yards) TO the coal mines tnov n
as Bfanchs and Dhpuy's pits, IL IL believed ny cOmpe
lent Judges tocon'an large body Of coal FaT price
aud times Of payment which viii he IiheralIv extended
Apply 10 tbe suDscTlbeT. HIRAM HARRIS.
August IS. az ci
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ENLLiS X ALLAN-tre now Receiving an extensive
e. assortment of sEASoNABLE GOODS, from Eng.
land, Ireland and Bremen, which viii be sold on rea
sonahle terms. Sept I. 3i.u
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oIicE-A petition will he presented TO The next
Gehefai Assembly, pta; ing them To appropriate
money tor the payment of the balances due OH the ac
counts for The work done on the capitol square IN
the years lsi8-'I7.
Sept. L. ii .,
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ENrEKrsrING TO PIRCHASERs.-wi he sold. on
Monday the nh inst. before the front door of the
Ess'e iia'e 30 prime NEGROES under deed of
The sale 10 be amber the direction of Heron sioton
%. BY order oCfhe Trustee.
IT also, M tse same time and place, from 5 10 o
more slaves. by order Of the same Trustee.
Sept. 4. q,