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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

!J- The ENQUIRER is published twco week, gene
taliy and three tunes week during the sessn Of The
state s,isidtae.rrice, tue same heretofore fTre
Dsitrs per aiaul payable 10 advance. Notes OF Char
uied Banks, (oasy) viii be received IN payment. The
kditcr viii guarantee t.e safely OF RENTING them by
na the postsse Of all letters being paid tie writers.
r. No paper vii, he discontinued, tbut at the dscre-
uon of ih- Editor nt' alt arfelrageS have 5ev paid
n Whoever Will guarsnies ibe payment vfuine papers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Il one ygwars--firSs Insertion, =, ccass-cach
coiti1y.,Rce, so ce1ts
No .4doe,tsssAi.1 Inserted urtu a koy either been
Pcid Js, assumed 0y Soe person in tkis city its
fHrss,O1s.
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Wnuts n Vifu0t;o,, a. = J5571sr

Wants q Situation as a Miiter,
a SINGLE YOUNG Man who has been regularly
q brought 10 that business can give sstsfac.
ioIy Iecommenaatlon....Al iHe addressed 10 X L. at
We Post cSss, Fredstcbsburg, "a .wiil be aenosdto
JWiyf' 1s..Nsw
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sSE FOR LONDON. 20 the address OF Messrs
SNHyrf Aan & Fills, THE SHIP ELIZABETH OF
49,, about 3oJ tons-She is New York ship Of
the st class, very strong sails fast, and coppered
her beads last April will commence loading in few
days Bermuda Hundred. Those who feel inclined to
rhip tobacco in her, will have advances made, IL re-
qursd, by ELLIS & ALLAN.
June 80. i6..Ct
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<he JdmeStOuH Female iSenainary LOtteyu.
MYTH pleasure can say that the late capre in tIs
,,. schehe mas been approved Of ny the public and
go ,Snn Tor tickets has ucteased.--Ine Literary
tn ae lsktn large quantity OF the unsold tckets-
,, 'eh.'n trw still.on hand. on the openinzthc
IN - uSSe's vii advance, aud will continue 10 rise du.
dt,yn uIS"ing Tickets will he sold, warranted IN
ts any plnes isSen 10 payment Every pain, will
- u 90 ave The earliest information to adyeutnrets
- auui es'ihya line to MN. white, Es1. postmaster
~ A"tsioirafd,d as usual.
IemeHcwr, ,T.se %. IT, ssf
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Noii1E.-oD The 29h June last, TOOK from on board
ieIs o. nou' branded Cis creek LyBobbuTg superhBe
hspeetiou.'''Is IS TO require the owner to come and
prove hs properly pay the legal charges under an act
oi me isst General Assembly, will deal with il as
wat Se'unec's. VIA. FiGGOTT,
July 10 10 a.
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hSoANORE NfVfGATION.-Tbt stoc holders I'M die
~ ~ Roanoke Navigation Company who have not paid
.nef second ibstament are requested to do so forth
h03e PERSONS who have been authorized 10 omen
LIONS OF subscription for thctaking up ofstock
virginia charter, we'll as those still holding books
Nveheu under that Of North Carolina are requested 10
NC. n t1,tis,ST.,N - a. .,aIIaN'
tiafaS N. c. April "a. IIa.m
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GEORGE GRAHAM.

PETERSBURG, June l0.-On yester-
day We were aldrmedby the cry ofFlRE,
so peculiarly appalling TO the Citizens Of
our devoted town. II proved to be the
dwelling house ofMr. Joba Stlh in BIaHd.
ford, which Was entirely consumed. A
number of citizens collected at tie first
alarm, but every eHerlion 10 save the
building was completely nngatory from
the want of necessary implements. We
are happy in being able 70 state that the
most Of Mr.. Stills furniture, &c. was
saved from the fames--whicI did 1ot ex-
tend their ravages 10 any OF the neigh.
boring buildings. TptsthgenseT.
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Noitt rs HEREBY CIV EN-. That the hnsiness do, .
80 tihe Creek mills in the name ~ Elizabeth plea.
49,, "hosf The agency Of DR.. Edward Mayo ia finally
,su aug THAI no transaction im fpare under said
sF,hey WI be sanctioned by me
suy ~. lg..N' ELIZABETH pLEASANTS.
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Ten DOLLARS REWARD. Deserted on the 6tb
instant, Niles Kemp soeier ip the service of the
auo,iG onsid born in the county OF Gloucester Va,
sss nr years, hve feet seven and half inches high
complexion, black hair blue eyes, and by occupa
.oh Iarner-Ihe above reward viii be paid for the
appIehension and delivery the said deseref al tie
1"aSAs OF the Public Guard in the city of Richond
, PETER cRuTcHFIELD, LII. r. G..
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AND FOR SAtE.-A great bargain may he had in
my |rdcs Of Land in the county of Fluvanna, neal
Sho i've hundred acres, With small plantation and
eunary farm houses it, The land is Of good quality
ana aDobds with dne tmter il is quite convenient to
t'gaon aud to several saw and grist mills. It will
oe s1o"n by Col James CHARLES who lives near il to
or 10 the subscriber, living in the city Of Rich
oonu application nay be made for the Of sale.
aaY ~. 3iot ROBERT oUARLES.
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COniicit, 8isrch 2lfh. 1918.

..,,.,,l. -. -, IH t0itNcfI, bIsTcH 2lfh, 1878.
EDROPOSAIS will be received by fNis Department Tor
leasing the IoUhDRY & BORING MjIIaatiscbed
20 ihe mannsctory Of Ans and also the use Of the
"AteI nhch ldsses from tue foundry the boring mill
40 ACT authoIsine The Executive lease the foundry
ehd p9Iing MIL, aud for other purposesa-upon The
terms ana conditions specified 10 that Act
.fffeSt.... j. " PIPAs4NTs r, ~
March "a. ,s t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

On Saturday the 4th, an election was
10 be held IN The several towns i'll Con
hecticut for Delegates 10 attend State
Convention to decide upon the question
wleiher a written Constitution should
be formed. We expect IT was severely
contested but, though we have not, of
course, heard the result, we have NO doubt
IT will be favorable 10 the formation OF a
constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

- iAEN from the common near Williamsburg on
- the night OF the Path ult. large Bay Mare 1854
OF 10 hanss hish she hasa star In the forehead full
ouhn eye and switch tail she had the collar
on ooth SIDES othe neck at the time she wa. taken and
Has WIN fos- On the same night Saddle Bride
were stolen from my stable both OF them had been I'm
use some time; the stirrups and bit STEEL will
pay u reward OF TEN DOLLARS to any person who
Williamsburg, June5. or
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NOIlCE--un The 9TH inst. ! took from On board OF
~ WINS Wells boat head man Tom, between two
aug tDee hundred pounds Of tobacco, concealed in his
or soe other bed tick This is TO r,ouirr The onrr
to prove his property pay the legal charges or IL viii
be sold for that purpose. WM PIGGOTT
July 10. IL 80
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NoricE.-ine subscribers have entered INTO busl.
In ness, under the firm Of POTTS SULLY. They
have taken the house tbr Basn adjoining the Pepi-
feuary StTewhere they will receive consgnmenis OF
Ininber, which they will make liberal advances eth.
er In groceries cash. Having enclosed lot for the
safe keeping ofuber, they naer themst,cs thatthey
will be able TO give satisfaction 10 thnse who may
thenl with consgnments. - J. POT1S,
Z. G. SuIIT.
N. B. Mahogany BOARDS and vENEERS sawed Al,
our milIs-au assortment of which will he always on
hand. for sale on accommodating terms.
June 30. TO-.
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WANItD-k quantity of hoop poles aud heading for
w toHr bsrreis.-A liberal pIice will be gwen II de-
"Neso ihmeO'ateiJ, Z. HBXALL & CO.
July 10. I1wl,y
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Vas Capt. Wright's detachment under Gen!
JacksonS command, on. not ?
Executive Department, Georgia,

Miliedeeville, 2Ist March, 1916
SIR-fou have no dnub, been apprizz
ed, that since your departure from Hart
lord, with the Georgia militia theIndians
have been lowering on the frontier of
Ieiialr county that they have killed
Mr.. Bash, and wounded his son, and be-
ing pursued by the citizens OF that coun.
~ met them IN hostile array, when an en-
gagement took place which lasted near
Is an hour, i'll which our little detachment
consisting of only thriy-four men) lost
seven killed and number badly wound
ed. This rencoHre has excited consi-
derable alarm on that frontier, and the
inhabitants are in many instances fvins
from their homes, for the want of protec-
ton.
The subject of this communication is
10 request, that you will be so good, as
10 station some troops near the Big Bend
OF the Ocmulgee, and at or near tile most
assallable points below that place III
1t is not convenient for you to furnish
the necessary force, you will please 10
give directions for supplying such de-
tachmenis as may, in thai event, be or
dered into the service under the authori-
ty of the state, with rations, &c. hope
you will write me OH this subject without
delay, as great alarm has been produced,
by the hostile attitude which The enemy
have assumed.
have the honor to be. respectfully,
your obedient servsni.
WILLIAM RABUN.
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General jackson
Department Of War,
Aoyembarc 81 tpiv

November 81 1917.
SIR-A due regard for the interest of
the United States, and in particular for
that of the state of Georgia, has Induced
the president 10 order military and NJ
val force TO be assembled at ST. Marys.
for the purpose of dispossessing those
persons, who, il is believed, Without au-
thorlty from any regularly organized 90
vernment, have forcibly obtained the pos
session of Amelia Island. 1t is HE AMI
Gus wish of The president, that this object
may be accomplished without the elfusion
Of blood, and il is confidently hoped.
that the forces which have been ordered
10 ST, Mays, viii be Of such al liz pos.
ing character as TO induce those persons,
who now have possession of Amelia Isl
aud, 10 abandon ii without q contest -
But u, contrary 10 every well grounded
expectation, resistance should he made.
and, obstacles lie presented which oulfj
make the issue OF an attack, OH the narf
of the United States forces, in the LEAST
doubtful, the commanding officer of the
REGULAR troops will be instructed. in thar
eve<t, 10 make reguisition on General
Floy1tor five hundred men, "a be drawn
from ihsipart Of lis division ~ fhe mi
liiia Of Georgia, which is nearest 10 Point
Petre and tits therefore, that The pre-
sident has deemed it necessary 10 make
the reguIsition which has been commu-
DIcated TO you through this department.
have the honor to be, with great re
specf, your obedient servant.
GEORGE GRAHAM,
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EAENTY DOLLARS REWARD. -. Runaway rem
Richmond on or about the 25th Of April last where
ns was nfed, my negro man named GIL ES-Ile In
soout 70 years old five feet eleven inches high
pas 1851 bis right eye; he has fiat nose ard rather
pieasng address aud vber intoxicated Is very taka
1--WE He is we'll known In the lower country particular
~ from Richmond 10 Hampton. where be has waited on
me a. BODY servant for years past. As he has
sdieS OF clothing, caunot particularly ds:cribe his
III delivered TO me, confined in aiI so that
ger MN again, vii! give tue above reward.
Hanover July7. IS..f SAMUEL. NINsTOv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

OBERf G. SC0rr, attorney az Ldw--iiayiug
4 removed from Williamsburg, will hereafter pfac.
wee ~ the superior and inferior courts held in the city
OF tiehnond, and IN the superior court Of ciancery
rem III Wiliamshurs.fIis Office is T. street, few
e9ts ABOVE the Virginia aha Farmers Bank, in the new
Nav ~. re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

VUHEkEAS executed promissory note for the sum
w OF , 5000 to VIM. Bell, bearing date the 18Th
ApT, 1878, payable the goth June following which said
mole was Endorsed in blank by the said william Bell and
deposited IN the Bank Virginia in Richmond for III,
seneht OF Ellis & Allan aud Others creditors Of Fredrr
ch inhooeD, i'< whose eenedt deed trust had been
executed bearing Date The 10th December 1916, by the
said Imboden. The said noie being in part the
OF the property conveyed IN trust of which became
the purchaser and ulich note refuse to pay because
part OF Tie land sold by The had beeR previously
solo ana conveyed BY The said Imbodsn Ia David Bush
o. snch refusal, hereby give notice the public.
SiauDton, July DO. 10. st LANES nErI
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DOMESTIC.

WAsa!NGToN, July o.-The SEcRE-
TARy OF WAR returned 10 this city yes
terday, from visit to South Carolina.
gentleman who arrived IN this city
day or two ago from Alabama territory,
informs us, that, about the 18th of June
last. he entered the uest side OF the tract
OF country claimed BY the Cherokee ma
ton oil Indians, on the Warrior road, and
travelled through to the east. The In
dams, appeared friendly the halt breeds
not hostile, but more sour anu unsocial
than he had expected to lind them. The
whites who reside among them were also
gen&aliy accommodating To one of
The whites who appeared more pleasant
and communicative than others, our in
fofmant remarked that the half breeds
did moi manifest that friendly social dis
position toward their white brethren So
lourning through the nation, that they
had been celebrated tor by sone travei-
lers he replied that the hal-breeds had
generally selected land aud opened farms,
from which they realized considerable
profits annually, and that the white peo-
pie, as well as the half-breeds, were dis
satisfied al the almost certain prospect Of
the Cherokee country being given in ex-
change TO the United States for lands
west of The Mississippi River, al treaty
which was TO have commenced onSfie Oath
uh. at Highwassie. Nat Int.
During the progress of the last spring
and summer, we were alarmed by reports
of every species of agricultural distress
The fly had blasted tie wheat, the worm
had ravaged the corn, aud the seasons
were unpropitious for seed time and for
harvest. Nevertheless the seed sprung,
the product was gathered, and we have
not heard that famine has distressed airy
portion of our country, as was seriously
predicted, and not without reason. If
last year promised 10 he the year Of famine,
the present no less promises 10 be gear
" plenty. Such crops of wheat and rye,
as load the lands of Virginia and Mary
land, travellers assure us, have seldom
been seen f: the corn too, is generally
thriving: and both corn and wheat, as
far as our information extends, have been
exempt from worm and fy. The rye
crop Is saidto be inferior TO the wheat,
but not inferior 10 au average crop. The
cotton planters of the south, and the to-
bacco planters of the adjoining states, il
is feared, are not so fortunate as the far
mers: but, il is hoped, that in the end
they VIII have no reason 10 complain
The reward of their labor was so album
dant al the last season, that il would be
ungratetul TO rcpine because al the pre-
sent it is rather less. Ii the general pro-
duet be less than usual, the price will be
higher i'll proportion; so that little will be
lost. fI6.
On Saturday the 4th, an election was
10 be held in The several towns i'll Con-
hecticut for Delegates 10 attend State
Convention to decide upon the question
whether written Constitutions should
be formed. Weexpect IT was severely
contested but fhOuoh we b.va moi of
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Notwithstanding 10 visit the western country In
he course OF next moutii, deem IL proper to saw
That have appointed MIR. Ednrnac Waikey Of James
CITY, to Transact my business during my absence.
SCERVANT JONES.
Bellenels, York county, June 10. Is..w4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

NJ rs fATES' EsTATES....Al persons inter ssted IL
the estates of Intesates committed the hands of
sergeant OF this city for administration end hereto
iofe adveTiSed)are Informed that such estates are left 10
.ps ete management OF Robert DOufhaf, jr to whom
dn applications Teailve thereto be made. fl "a
requested that no one will suit against the
aonihistfator, without first submitting their caims
no as the practice OF the cour. affords better facility
III proving and establishing claims against estates com
mittea 10 my hands fas sergeanO than the usual law
process u rs 10 I've hoped that will prefer
which he is so frequently made TO ncnr
-, WIN. ID. WREN, Serg't
July ". l9..4t City Of Richmond.
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- oBERr & HALL NELSON x CO. are now rece:y-
ing apart Of their Spring Goods and by The earliest
arrivals will complete their OF staple
IS fancy articles. Among those already received are
cases superior Eansin Grapes
do. do. tambored q embroidered do. do. Shawls
do. elegant India workbexes
DO. Par asoIs and Umbrellas
81. nndressed Cambrics-Jaconets-Indi null and
2ooS Mn;!ins--lrish Observation-Disclosures Lawns
Glue and Yellow Nankeeus--CO
Carpeting, sc &c.
Apr.I2s. -Isjf =
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twenty FIVE DOLLARS REwARD...... Runav sy
-, from me III the county of Chesterfield about the
.o.n June last SAM, otherwise called SAM WELLS a
very large likely negro man, about ~ years old yery
eoinplexion-Tbe said Sam has been lately work
ing Ill the Deep Run Coal Pits Henrico county and
mas wiie at VIM. no~les' in that neigborbood where
Is pIoDabie he Is now lurkng.-I will give the above
.ewsu 10 any person WHO will deliver him TO me- or
CONNIE MIN In Jail SO that get him again.
!uD q. iS..w3w EZEKIEL DANCE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

WESff DOLLARS REWARD. Deserted on the
- zith nit. JESSE FOX and WILLIAM GOODE sol.
oeis IN tue service of The public guard.
roh was born in Tie county Of Burlington New Ter
sy aged % yeats five feet eight inches high light com
mer. - '~'
GooDE was born in The county of Chesterfield Y,
ases 20 years, FIVE ieet ninc inches high light corn
peSloh oaih eyes sandy hair, and by profession now
der maker. FV''
The above reward will he paid for the apprehension
ano delivery oie said deserters in the civ OF rim
mona, OF EN- DOLLARS for either.
,.,,,o PETER CRurCHFIELD, 1t. p. G.
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,r ctGW Springs Montgomery county, Va.
subscriber again tenders his sincere thanks 10 hi
ri,hos Tor the encouragement given him al this
Tho ann iufofms them that be will, during
sn p'"aChlnf season personally ateEdt the duties
d DC all IN his power 10 render lie time Of those bo
5 '' him pleasant and agreeable. This celebrated
r. " nov 50 known, that lie deems IL useless for
t 81 .Hi any thiHgiu its pfafse. Gentlemen eminent
~ '1e practice Of medcine bays pronounced ibat il
i",,N deserves rubiic notice"
q. 'nE Tue seasoh this property will be offered for
:" when vety advantageous bafgSin may be had
yef,o...e CHARLES TAYLOR.
- pfin9s innc 10. IL. .ISA3Ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

W. ~ ,,ti"1As GlBSON-As you afe not a resident
Jon thai ~, we take this method Of informing
At the fce, The a0ih aud 2lst days of July inst
town in ~ ~ Eet'und Booker, Of the town of James
sinis W ht 1oaniy Of Prince Edward and STATE Of Vjr
In ss suhofy dispositions, be read as evidence
b. Ciss" Chsncey, brought by us against you and Ro
49, y', VI ihe county court o. Prince Edward
Jslv 800 e' WILLIAM WHUE co.
H..w4ws
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MADRID, May 5.--Let1ers from Cadiz.
Of the 2sib oflast month, contain no po-
sitive news respecting the expedition
there preparing for sea which has re-
NAMED three months in port with the
Russian squadron. The IT, oops qusrtered
in Andalusia seem rather ulore likely to
menace the frontiers Of Portugal ihan
larrass the Republicans Of Bhenos Ayres.
Reports Of an exiraordins NY kind have
lately been current. There, is considera.
bic talk of intelligence subs sting betw cen
the Government of Baenos kyresand the
court Of Brazil, and they et,,n' 90 so far as
10 assert that s. America !, as recognized
King John VI. for IFS constitutional head
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

SMIrii Il RiDDlE-wiil have ready for sale in two
- or three days, the csrgo efthe brig General Pike
nom Amsterdam, now binding, consisting Of
BIS, Schuidain GIN, ia pipes
Switzerland and Edam cheese, in boxes
Seller water, III jugs
iaseed oil, in-barTeis
Crucib'es, or black lead melting pod.
Empty deiRjohas and gin cases, with ~ bottles
Empty quart jugs, of good quality, Gs for boiiiing
cider, &c.
Porter and wine bottles in hampers
Corn fans-T1ili stones, best a. atty
Fowling pieces, single aud double barreiled.
Fay 20. 7tf
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Lemefcrn, Jnre o. 'O"V"O Do0N u" Is ;'s q,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-23
Valuable Family Medicines.

VUST received, direct from the pro-
Oh prietors, the following valuable
MEDICINES, all Of which have been in
use for number OF years past, in almost
every part Of the United States; have
been highly patronized by people Of the
first responsibility; and approved by
those who have had occasion to make use
Of them, for the cure Of those disorders
tor which they are severaliy calculated.
DIR. Lees Genuine (Hindham) BIZ
liouS Pills,
Universally known and used through
ont the United States a. family rnedi-
cine. Tne fame Of these pills has become
so great, that uany have attempted 70
counterfeit them-to guard against this.
the prup'ictors have procured stereo-
type label, and each box Of Genuine
Lees Pills viii hereafter be enclosed in
one OF these labels, with these woods on
the sides: I" Lees Genuine W INDIAN,
Bilious PL!!!3 " aal U@ he enc d the J.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-23
Pullic Sale.

PURSUANT to q decree Of the Unit
ed States Circuit Court Of the dis
trict of Columbia for the county Of Alex
audria, made iu the case OF the Bark Of
Alexandria against Henry S. Esrl's ad.
ministratrix aud heirs-the subscribers
will expose to public sale, on the premi-
ses, OF Monday the Goth Of January, at
ten o'clock, the following Real Estate Of
the said Henry s. Earl, deceased, viz.
A Lot of Ground, on Payne, between
Cameron and King streets, fronting so
feet on Payne-street and running back
l2S feet S inches-on which is erected a
Franz Tenement, subject to rent Of 40
dollars per annun.
Also, another Lot Of Ground on Al
fred, between King and Duke streets,
fronting 81 feet 7 inches on Alfred st.
and running bsck ITO feet-subject to IS
dollars annual rent-and both lots sub
iect to the dover of Phebe Earl.
Terms, six months credit, and deed of
trust on the premises to secure the pay.
ment.
PHEBE EARL, g
JOHN M'COBB,
JAMES LAWRAS0N,