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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

=. IN CENTS KEWARU.-l viii give the above reward
~ but no ch3Tges for appeltn ding aud delivering to
me ~ fTedsricksbur2, james tells an apprentice hoy
to the iaoTs trade, who off without any proyoca
ton He being we'll clothed doubt will endeayor to
pass for iourneynaa lie is eighteen years Of age and
wen grown His clothes when he left home, was
brown rEiXedcloih coat with silk velvet collar drab
cashmere panaioons and green striped vest He has
large nose, and his face somewhat bnmpy the effects
o destination, he being too fond Of spriuOus liquors
Tie has very snaeakng voice and is not fond look.
ing full ~ the face when spoken TO- Said hoy has
brother george Wells. pai1er and siazieT BY trade }
Irving on the Capitol IiI. 10 the city Of Richmond
where no doubt be may be fonrd. will give the above
reward, " brought home but If taken and lodged
~ jail, any where in this stale and information
gwen 10 me IN fredericksburg, l will give TWENTY
DOLLARS, aud ali lawful charges. forewarn all per-
sons from hatboring or employing bin IN any way as
arr de,efu red io prosecute all suck do Ihe ut
most extent OF law. PETER SP1LHAN.
fieoericksbhfg, June 3. oIis
IN cHANCRRY.- Hasiax county, Apul couft, 1915
4 Charles Whiock aud Richard r.. High, Piainti6S.
AGAINST
Claiborne u. s. west, Philemon Hunt. Thomas L.
iTsgins, Afinistead BaTksdaic, aud VIM. gydaor jr.
DefeNd0hfs.
The defendant Claiborne q. 9. west not having en-.
tered his Appearance and given secHTy according 10
e oct of assembly and he rules Of this cunt and II
appearing To The satisfaction o the couu that lac is not
an lnhhbitabt Of this commonwealth on motion nf the
PLANTING by their counsel, is Or6errd 1ba
defendant West do appear here on the 4b Monday in
~ NJ tbs order be forthwith inserted in one Of the
new Srapers published in the city OF cbmoud, 10.
eight Teck excessively and posted at the 'front.' door
OF tbs courthouse oftbis county. A copy IeSe.
JsHs9. 3 ssw.
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90 sheets tinfoti, suitable TO the iOI eRpiug
pieces elegant Brussels carpeting of newest s1yIe
do. do borders TO uatch
4 do. do. Kiddefmn,ter do
~ Imperial hearth rugs (eicganD
III Brussels bedside rugs
81 fashionable nahosany chairs, hair bottoms and
brass mouldings.
N. v. The large glasses, mirrors carpets and rugs
will be sold lots TO suit pnfcLaSers--The chairs in
setsIbe silveTed aud unsIiVeed viii be sold By the
package, to dealers. on a liberal credit.
The aboye shipped 10y house, ofthe FIRST respec.
liability IN Emore-and il is believed that 80 crafty is
as good as be
MILLS, MINfON,& Co. Aacry5.
limo
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Commissioners tlsFcs, Richmond, -4prR 81, 1878.
The parties concerned he eby notified that have
appointed the 30ib day OF june next Tor carving into
effect the foregoing order the court OH which day
thcir attendance Is required my office with AL their
books, papers and accounts ready for examination and
settlement. Wu FOHRESTER ~
MAY i. IFS
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CAUTION

The pubic are cautioned aRginst purchasing the lana
patent described M the Above AFFIDAVIT as IL as sto,
from the subscribers quarters at The barracks Co..
public guard an The 0th iust-aud dcnht it will br
oheIeu ior SAFE Wy some petson who will assume the
name OF Richard Paker-Twent, five dollars vii ~
paid to an, person that will detec, the thief.
Ndrch 81. ELIJAH pRovr
Nav o.
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ma EChANicSViLLE TURNPIKE COMPANY-Ata
- meeting OF the directors .fthis company on ths
26th May, ISIS f"' " '
heSosDcd, That general meeting of the shareholders
III TINS company he called to meet al the Office of N
Shrrpard. IN the city OF Rchmond on "wednesday The
hisl ga. OF July next, al the hour cf ~ O'Clock.
heS0lUed, That the shareholders in this company be
REQUIRED tn pay ten dollars each share held by hen
InsclNey TO The treasurer on or before The rst az
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IA .., lath FEBRUARY, ISIS
DAY OF February, one thousand eight hundred ansth
.een, enitled " An act appropriating the Public ~
ehue the undersigned Commits sioners of the ne'-
fund VIII be prepared. on the hrst day of July
snng 10 redeem SO many certificates of stock iss
tne sank OF virginia and Farmers Bank Of Vnvin 70
virtue OF an act OF Assembl passed the rst day OF m
ieaty one thousand eight hundred aud fourteen eu,
An act authorizing Loan for the the Co,nr,n
wealth OF sum not exceeding seven hundred and ns
thousand dollars, will amount To the sam of soy
'hoasahs dollars. JOHN PRESTON, Treasurer
JOHN BUkfoor, Auditor.
ncoi"'iN W. 81 tJyl
heni co superior Soa't. Aprii 70. iSiS-man, sou.
Z. remaining upon th. dockst Of this court upi,ird
AZ Is Orsrsd, That an mernei late term OF this Con,
Ne he'd on I've 18th da, OF June aud that all cau
remaining open upon the docket tns court be coutinn
cd nntiitbe SAID Intermediate term. A copy
NV ~. 't<pl J. W. DANCE. ID. G..
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%Iollt'CAIlON.-Ihe subscriber, as adnIinistratIix
OF Rane Cbastdne, tiIHps eTesk) late Oftl,s com
y OF Buckingham. being desrous o closing her admin
stIdtoD OF the estate early this fall and as much rs
several OF the legaees Inhabitants Of the western
country, she takes ibis method Of informing them tnra'
tue medium Of the press, for them to come forward
inose thai have had any pafo the estate may at their
option, throw into hotcbpotch and come IN nuon an
EQUAL division with those that have not had any ,yrt of
de estate or be precluded. Those that are interested
viii Ire pleased 10 attend division will positively
take place as mentioned above.
MARTHA CHAsrAtNE. admir-.
Of R0Rc ChGst0iRe. acc.
JH"F D. OWi2Ne
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a'ts y hicha'o'sa 60 nif !:

'h'S cay Riehasc Baker PERSONAL, appeared befo,.
me- .ioe' nan Tor the city aforesaid who ma dr o,t
on ihe nos eNanseiss, that ne had legally conveyed H.
honas hunitS (ptevIUs tn the 9Th inst all ms moi,
rue az" inefcsi, 10 has military bounty hand paI.n,
granted 10 h, Tie 18Th day Fcbrnarv isis as ,o,,o
.al oi Capt S"eus company, III the corps ot artillery
one hnh"ted anJ s> acres, IL being the north ems,
quarter OF section th,rt, three of ,.wmsLin si> S
IN range i've, w.stin The li!inois t.rrory.-Gv,n nm
def my hand this 3ist day Of :iaToh, 1918.
(Si.Eed) Nv S,'NrOnp
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sStNk OF VIRGINIA aud fAFs.lHS' ,t,e al
- Notice is hereby gwen thai fr,n
shu aite tue LIST day Of June haf note of the
Eank Of virginia al farmers mark of Virginia or of
helr offices Of disconnt and dc post respectiyeIy will
ne pad ~ either of those Esuks Offices either for the
i'' amount or am part ~ the value NJ the SAID naf
nLs "hti me cSact corr, bonding half Of such nte
mali De eAhJed5 md both calves geihrr presented
'"' paFHe-i- "M. n iSDRIDGE, Cash'r.
-, Wa. NEKERVIS C'dsh'r
WY y, IIGHR
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10y > Ii6Sw
sso|N> .Or $50 -cr:hUg q "a. stuck uf The HaHches-
teT az" r.. sd 4.e IHrnp'oe Road will he open.
Ell on honoay tle 80 } ~ AaIc5 1913 and will CONT
nue. open untii The taken at the fol!o,yine
places, viz: -
IN Petersburg, at Pc ts tasern under the direction
nl William CLARKE, Archibald Baugh, William Bow den
"nIlah IiehtlS ana Nathaniel friend, commissioners
~ the Halfway HOEss, the county Of Chesterfield
Mhati Tue direction Of Richard Gregory, James How lett
NalsniAe Wniee, Sen. Geo. Coz and Branch Cheatham
commissioners.
and ~ The tows Of Manchester, at The Exchange ray
en-. under the management Of James grauder Jesse
- ne 80 80
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NOPARIN ERSHlP.--Tbe Subscribers lf,YIng foTm.d
- eonariBeTsbip under the firm Of ANDERSON a.
HODGES, and taken the house lately occupied by
dCSsrs WIN r. smith & Co. offer their services to
htHds ahd the public, as 5Uctionee,s & Commission
"eFchHRfS. Wa. C. ANDERSON,
c. A. HODGES.
we have on baud and offer for SALE general assert
mehi Of GROCERIES, upon as good terms as they can
be procured in the city.
MAJ 10. 3.I2t
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JOEL WATKINS, D. c.
MAY 10. 3WgW
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A GkbEhBLE too privilege contained in the artlees
- OF experimenting, have this day Withdrawn frotn
the firm OF ZaeAariah Brooks s 10.
June 2. stf
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4 RUGS.-TgaPLE * SrrTH, Whoiesote DrvgeiNs'
- No. 3n5 Garkei st. corner ~ Egbtb, Philadebhia
6iisr fot sale an extensive assortment ~ DtWgs MCd
eiRCs Glass, PGs sc. ofe tst gnaiity at the lowest
Philadelphia prices.
Orders rom physicians, druggists. country merchants
aud others pnnciuy attended TO, aud the articles Pat
UP in The best nisuHef.
kpth 40. I5B wJ0Ns
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IN CHiNCERY.-At a court held for the county OF
southampton, the 18th day Of May 1918.
Willis cowling, administrator with the will annexed Of
Richard Marlborough dec. Com glaiJlaaE.
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Nancy MCred;e and James Penn, administrative and
aonhn's,Iaior OF John MCredie. deceased, the said
James Penn executor Of George M'Cledic dec who
was administrator of the said John M'CTedie dec.
tue saio Nancy MCredie. widow of John M'CTedie,
DEC. John Graham, William Long, Lucy X. Green
now auhinistratrix OF doctor James GTeeuh0w, dec.
ana Harry Heth administrator of James Clarke dec.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21

I hope you viii see my view Oh ,aIs subject; !;
that il is for extra trouble.
will make out a statement, and present
the same TO the commitlce, which will be
supported by Gen. Harrison, Col. Johnson,
Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. Msigs, Post. Master Gen
eral. Governor Cass' report as commissioner,
and others. Relying on your honor in keep
ing this secret, and your exertions in pas
sing these claims as soon as possible. need
not INFORM you, that we are as poor unfoftu-
, nate orphan children, having no representa-
tionin CoHgress--so must look or your hon.
orable body as our guardians.-Pardon this
liberty from a stranger.
j am, with high esteem, your most pbedi-
ent and humble servant,
JOHN ANDERSON.
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ploy such par,s Of the military and naval
force OF the United States as no may deem
necessary.
Sec. 3. And Be IL FURTHER enacted, That for
aefrnying the necessary expenccs, twenty
thousand dollars arc hereby APPROPRIATED, to
ae paid out OF any monies in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, and be applied to the
purpose aforesaid, under the direction Of the
President.
February IL, a,isi3-Approved,
JkMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
COMP PE.NSAIYON TO .NE.5fBERS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. Z.


A bill for the relief Of John Bate, was re-
lsrred to a committee of the whole.
Some Resolutions, on the subject Of con-
tested elections |; for Land Claims for re.
pairing the Public Buildings end for altor-
lag tho Flag Of the u. S. were acted on.
An unfsvorabls Repor, was made on the
petition of Nath. Cutting, which was concur
red in.
JOURNAL OF CONTINENTAL CONGRESS-
On mouon OF M. Mcrccg, IT was
Resolved, That'a committee be appointed to in.
duire into the expediency Of causing TO be printed
me fest Journals of the proceedings of the Con.
Sress OF the United States, down TO the treaty of
pesce in 1888, sogethsr with the correspondence Of
the government OF the United States, with the min.
listers and agents thereof in foreign countries down
TO the same period Of time.
Rcso ped.. That the same committee be also in
ed 10 inquire into the cxpediency OF causing
70 be printed the Journal of the General Convention
which framed the Constitution of the United States
and th,t the committee have leave to report by bill
or otherwise.
C0.vTEMpr or THE aoUsE.
Mr.. Williams, (of " C.) called the atten-
tion of the House, to an occurrence, which,
had deeply wounded his feelings . and as re-
Rectiog also, on the dignity Of the House, he
lad thought proper to lay the affair before
them, for thcir consideration. The follow
ing documents, in rela,ion to this busines ss,
wsre then handed toshc Clerk, aud read
wAsHISeroN, JAN. 6, 1918.
Z1e Hon Lewis Hitiams.
Honored Sir: | return you thanks for
tho aientioo received 70 my claims to pass
80 soon -Mr. Lee will hand you somc claims
from the River Rasin, which will pass
through your honorable committee and 1
have wish that the. conduct of the British
IN that county may be related in full on the
hoor OF Congress which will give you some
trouble 10 iusking out the report, and sup.
porting the same. have now TO rcSucs,
that you will accept OF tue small sum of Eve
hundred dollars, as part pay, for extra trouble
give you l will present il to you 90 soon
as receive some from government. This
As eoDfdcsfiah that only you and mo may
know any thing about II or in other words,
give IL to you as a mad snd Q mason and
hope you beiong TO that society. Sir, should
Il hippen thar you viii not accept Of this
small sung request you win excuso me II
yon do not accept, wish you to drop me a
few lines Byou pecspt, i .wish no answer.
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FRIDAY, JAN. y.

The bilF6xing the compensation of the
members OF the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives was read the second time,
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CONG R ESS.
IN SENATE.
A.aY.aL EXPENDITURES
"WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7

-
a Report, from he Secretary of the Navy
was received, stating tho amount and expcn-
ditures of monies drawn from the Treasury,
during the last year also the contracts made
oy the Navy Department
INCREASE or TIE .A.4VY
Mr.. Tat OF I'd the following resolution
Cor consids ration.
Resolped, That the President Of the United States
be requested 10 cause 10 be laid before the Senate
the proceedings which may have been had under
the act entitled An set for the gradual increase
Of he Navy of the U, States specifying the
Der Of ships put on the stocks and of what class,
and the quantity and kind Of Materials procured for
ship building and also the Of money which
may have baen paid OF the fund created by said
sct, and for what objects and likewise the con-
tracts which may have been entered into in execu-
ton Of the act aforesaid, on which monies may not
yet have been advanced.
The bills yesterday read a. SECOND time
were successiveiy taken up, and ordered 70
be engrossed for third feading.
THURSDAY, JAN. 8.
The bill, fixing the compensation Of Mem
bers of the Senate and House, was received,
read, and ordered to second reading.
The eDgrossed bill, to allow tho drawback
on Merchandise, transported by land convey
ance, from Boston to Bristol, and from Bris-
,oi TO Boston, was read third time and pas.
scd. ~
The Resolution of Mr.. TAFT, relating to
the Navy, which was submitted yesterday,
vas taken up, and agreed 10.
A Resolution was offered for regulating
the appointment of Indian Agents, SO as TO
require the appro5arien Of the Senate
FRIDAY, JAN. 9.
The bilFkxing the compensation of the
members OF the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives was read the second time
gN MONDAY JAN IL.
The resolution oife II a few days since, on
the subject of the Apesican slave trade, was
taksn up, and agreed to-msjolty IN iavor OF
the resolve, /. ~ HMf
COMP EyvS.aTYOA TO .uENBERS
Tht bill fromtoe hOuss, an thls hubject,
Wa taken W, add some tufling amendments
in .'ic phraseoiogy Of the sa no, eed 10. A
motiou fo- strik,ng out eight doilars and in
ser,icg aix, as ,he allowance aod nile age, was
los without debate--as also another motion,
Tor fixing the mieags sllcwance at elk dalls.
The bill was. then ordered TO- be engrossed
Tor third reading
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Me-. Harrison, from the seicc, committee
appointed on that subject, reported bill to
proside for ogmizing, arming and discipiin-
ing he militia; which was twice read and
eemmiltet,
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MONDAY, JAM IL.

The resolution offe ~ few days since, on
the subject of the Aposican slave trade, was
sakso up, and agreed to--msjoaly IN favor OF
the resolve, /. tME
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4 Tho facts, being co,roborated by a state
mcpt handed in by Mr.. Wilson, MIR. Forsyth
moved tho following Resolution which after
some conversation, on the power OF CoDgress
to execute such warrant, was agrced to,
and unanimously entered on the Jburnal.
The Warrant was then forthwith issued.
Escseipsd, That the Speaker do issue bis warrant.
directed to the Sergeant at Arms attending the
House, commanding him to take into custody,
wherever to be found. the body Of John anderson.
and the same in his custody TO keep, subject 10 the
further order and direction OF this House
COJfPEh S.fTI0.N TO MEMBERS
The order OF the day ooing announced TO-
the third reading of the bill, on the subject
debate arose in which several attempts
were made to amend the bill, 50 as to Tx the
pay at air dollars.
Some observations were mede, whom the
qcestisn, on the FINAL passage Of the Bill was
decided by Yeas and Nays, as follow -
YEAS-Messrs. Abbot, Adams, Allen,
Mass Allen, VT. Anderson, Penn. Anderson,
K 60. Austin, Barber, Ohio, Bs,eman, Baylcy,
Besckce, Bloomfield, Bryan, Butler, Ciag.
geu, Claiborne, Colston, Coms,ock. Cook,
Crafts, Crawford, Croger, CulbreIh, Cush.
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ID OAN0kE LANDS FOR SALR.-AgreeabIy TO the
= last vii and testament Of Wm. a. EatOn-WiU be
sold Oh the prcinsss. TO the highest bidder on the
18Th OF October neat nfair IL not the next fsT DAY
100 acres oi LAND. lying ia Northampton county i'm
Dediaeiy OF the river i've miles above nock Landing
abpnt Que ha Of which j. lowsfounds inducing oas
81 the most valuable ieyfies The stream aud is well
auapied to The production ~ tobacco, corn, wheat or
cotton aud ha, f!uu.h cleared 10 work Is or 20 hands
10 9dygniagc--al' ~ good repair
Tie ,Ins o. seie vii be- : 900 TO be paid whentbe
csHtc,ance isms5e; Tie BALANCE payable in I'VE eqna
s4imeBt The tafee last 70 bear interest fem the 2e
81 oct 1870. Good security will be requned. The
lands may Ne seen on application N Mr. Edward D. Ry-
land, VINO lives cn abe premises or Benj Eaton.
Tie pu chaser may haTe the privilege Of seeding grain
aH6 hi poSstss0u given on the 25ih Of December next
fis0, at the same Time and ytace will be sold some
valuable WORK horses cattle sows aad pigs and cor.
ton Wechin0, Oh Il months cTeiit.By me Executors
81. WILLIAMS
S5',i6s SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Northampton, Sept. 4, EESJ. c, EATON.
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Valuable L0Ud for .SoIo

'HNHE subscriber will sell, al public auction on the
a premises, on Ho0day, the I2th dur Of Ocfo6c,.
HeTt, PLANTATION situated Buthanau's NiIi
Ofeek about Mules from StauntoE the property of the
Kew John Gendy, Containing by estimation as acres
~ is HOughi unnecessary to go into inmate desctip
ton of the Hand and improvements further than To sar
that there Iss comfortable story log dwelling ous
gOoh haTn an excellent orchaid Of bearing fruit trees
aho sufficient portion OF good meadow ground att
e' when rs now III gIass-Iis contcuity TO the said
tp"n Tue ieliiiy of tie soil state Of Improvement and
s"iubry Of Tie cmaie al unite to make it desirable
property to any person inclined to purchase TIE
terms, which will be accommodating will he made
known OIL the day Of sale. SAMIIFI CI Ark
stanton, Sept. -. a. tds
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'a'obaCCo LAND FOR SALE.-r The subscriber offers
for sale 1880 acres &c LAND in the county OF Pow
haan between and 500 Of which are In " GODS
OF the hfst dnalit, tobacco land with large portion OF
excellent creek low rr"unjs The situation is elevated
and very healthy. There good DIV eliing and out
ho"ses sranaries, &c. nr young orchard and good
water.
a plat Of the laud is left with Mr. Thos 7ayior who
IS authorized To sell privately ~ net sold before ib
3d day 81 NOUember will be offered under his man
asen.nt, "n that day, before the Eagle Hotel II ~
O'Clock, at public aurton-For further particulars go.
ply l" HENRY ANDERSON.
Sept. 4. a, I'd,
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Trustees Sale of Laad and Neoroes


TSI virtue Of deed of trust from Yhos'gs gIl,eop
- bearing date the 9th June 1917 recorded IN lie
Office Of Orange cOunty--Wii be sold by auction .,
Orange Courthouse all the property conDtised in ibe
sad indentnTe, which has not been heretofore disposd
OF consisting Of tue we'll known estate Oh the which aid
macon at present resides Ofs smaller tract Of laud in
the same ncigBorhond containing gbout $50 sctes; Of
stu smaller tact Of about zoo acres aud upwards Of
l5o negroes not inferior, II is Supposed to any set OF
negroes ia state, and some of them more particularly
valuable as house servants biaCksmhs csrpenters and
csOreTs. 40 ~
Ibeiusiees think 1t supeihuous, " 1t we're prac
ucape 10 give an adequate description Of The land
Inc sale viii begin with the tract commonly called The
none Iract. Ola JasSdGg, the i3fh dan Of ,yr/oJsr
"e%t " idr ~, not, on the drst fair day afterwards
eeoI unu we 18th day Of April next, for tie sum Of
nzz,'oo WI ne allowed The purchaser, on his execu-
VhR hotes WIN goOd endoneTs, negotiable and payable
~ iLe Bahk ofNiTgna, aud deed of trust brt The re-
andef OF the purchase motley must he paid In casb
betTo smaller tracts will be sold next and ater,s
TIE negroes, w Oh JRcSdayfhe 10th dog ~ Otio5ry
HeTt, for Leady'noney.
shom'd sufficient sum be raised To pay The amount
nc debts secured BY the deed oftus without sale Of
the whole properly, ~ BT. Macon should not choose G
sTres we sale Of the residue Of said properly such
dde wIl b. sold Upon credit Of eighteen iHorths
Aheus'2'' 81. ids THETRUSIEFsg
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IT The ENQuRti ID .abGsasas,wics weeA, Yene-
rally, aud three times week jurng the session Of CIc
St0te LesStotureri0s tle sa,ne ~ heretofore, Fee
D0itarS per arun PAYABLE r Advance Notes of Char
sefed Banks, (oHfy) VIII he received ~ paymeat. 1be
EDITOR will guarantee she safety OF rehit,ns them by
natl, the postage oi all e(lefs e,' paid Nv lbs writers
~ No paper will b- discontinued, lOr' ~; the discie
tou of the Editor all use hest raid up
IT whoever viii guarantee The payluen, ofnine papers
thsli receive a tcnth erdtsJ
TERnta oF ADV EEriSlNG.
kY One SQuais--ffrSf assertion, Is cehs-ench
continuance. 50 ceEf'.
No advertisement inserted nHtn IL has either been
onid for or assumed Some person ia thts cify its
d,,f