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lion -" Soppese thai person Yecto1s
hund ed pieces in minute, and continue 10
do so twelve hours in each day, he will take
fourteen days to recksIa million. A ,hou
sand men will take SO years TO reckon 6f-
hon. II we suppose the whole inhabitants Of
England asd Wales 10 have been constantly
employed in counting money since the birth
Of our Saviour, they could not have ss yet
rcckoned rfHion. Though VIC admit the
earth from the creation 10 have been 40 popu-
lous as il is at prcscn., and The whoIo human
race to have been counting money without
ini CT mission, they could scarcely, - ye, reck-
oncd Tho FIVE hund,edrh part OF . guadriihon
Of p,rc es '--- Bforrisson's Comnaereiaf Arifh-
mesie, foge ID.
The King and Nr Wesf--Mr. West was
in England whcn ,he war of tho revolution
broke out, and openly took strong stand 10
behalf of the colonies--the rebels, as they
were then called. He personally stood well
with the king but some Of his enemies OF
@vais seized this occasion TO stiempt 10 de-
precia,e him, and spoke Of n 20 ms siesry
N away well calculated to effect their object.
His reply, while II did honour to his heart,
md cifectualiy rebukcd their little malice,
convryed lesson thai AL may not have learn.
oa-" Well, we'll, you need MOI ,ell mo ths,
West 10 an hoaest fellow and like him the
better for il. A man that don't love bis own
couo,y, wont love any country, and there Is
10 iaith 10 be put in HIM"
~ -----oo--
.1nerdofe.--As body of troops passed In
g,iew before Bonapa'te, at the Caropssi his
horse became so un' uly. tha, his hat sell OF in
txestions to restrain IL. A young soldier
VINO happened to be near, picked up the ha,
anc presented il 10 him. g Thank you, cap
an," said Napoleon. (" Ia what 'egiment
sne {" ssid he young man. lev days af
ct.ths young nso, whose answer had pleas
ed Bonapa'te, was unexpectedly raistd by
otsvet 10 the rank OF Captain in the imperial
Guard.
.4 --A-: ss:-
A little boy being .ohoct p aised for quick
ness OF reply, q gentiem observed when
children were sokeen in their youth, they
are generally stupid and dull as they advance
IN ycars baf vetV Sensible ipy YOU
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TO lei,

70 LEI,
q HOP No l77, Thames s-strect, nearly opposite
- the foo, Of the Parade--now occupied by GALES
TRipp. Possession TO be given on the first day OF
april Inquire VI SAMUEL WATSON.
Newport, Mar. Is, 1873
NOTICE.
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ADVERTlSi MINT.

1T'HE subscriber begs leave TO inform his friends
in Particular. and the public in general. thsf
he now carries on his Trade, usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge. and opposite Mr. THoNAz
Mrsssa's shop. IIe repairs locks of every kind
makes keys OF every sort. mends brass kettles, os
any sort Of brass ware He mends umbrellas IN the
neatest manner and does all sorts ob small work in
bis line of business The smallest fayors in his wsg
will be thankfully received aud punctually perform
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
cssf II 1919 .-.. Fl. B p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-27

their parental moral instruction, in their native
state, ard TO have them well and systematically
instructed, they should not regard comtsibu.
Hill academy, and completing aud endoSing
Richmond academy. Let those VIII, complain
OF" hard times" and their inability 10 snb.
scribe, drink "a few gallons of wine less in the
year, oace week have fewer OF the varieties
of the market, aud without feeling il, aud al
most without knowing u, by the emd ofthe
year their subscription OF s 40 or 8 so viii be
saved. Let me remark. too, that all does not
depend upon individual contribution, as il is
seriously intended by those interested in the
Marion Hill academy, to ask of the Legislature
assistance. FRANKLIN.
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
oeneta l.and Otice, washinglon oily, ~. 10

General Land onice, Washington City Nov. I6.
NOTiCE.-The Lands in The Nilsson
ri Territory, (norih of The river Missouri
appropriated for military bouniies have
been surveyed, and The distribution of
them by Lot will commence on she first
Monday in January next.
Soldiers who have received from the
Department of War. qualifications that
their Warrants are lodged III this Office,
may send their notifications TO me, with
orders Tor location, written thus,
To be located in Missouri north, and
the pateni sent 10 the Post Office at
G. Witness, CD"
The Lottery for Military Bounty Lands
on the rivers 81. Francis and Arkansas
will not be ready forseveral monihs-Sol
diers who wislto have Lands there NAV
retain their notifications I'LL further notice
is given. JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner cfthc General Land Office.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 3l.-Goyernor Shell
by, Of Kentucky, one of the commissions
ers who concluded the treaty with Tie
Chickasaw Indians, on the 10Th inst. arri-
we'd i'll this place oil Tuesday last. Gen.
Jackson has gone by the way of Hunts
vile. We understand that GEM health,
which has been very delicate for some
Tune, is much better than when he left
mere tor The purpose OF holding The late
treaty. Clarion.
Nop. IO.--There was held last week, a
council With the Cherokee Indians by the
governor of Tennessee, which we have
some hope has cventuated in treaty will,
them. We are informed that at a previous
conference, held by the Indians among
themselves, number heretofore iulmical
TO any arrangement, expressed readiness
10 take reserves, and rclinqush tile ba.
lance OF the country to the whites. Was
IT any ether man than The governor. we
should have no doubt as fo Tie result
even as ii is, we have some hopes that hs
VIII succeed. IN.
We learn many emigrants are already
moving 10 The land lately obtained b5
Gen, Jackson, from the Cbickasaw In.
dams. Before the treaty can be ratified
ihere will be hundreds OF settlers on The
land they bought from N. Carolina. Thirty.
bve years ago. fIb.
Highly Important Treaty.
BY the following extract II will be seen
That ise long desired treaty with the la
dams distinguishing their title TO all th,
lands IN this state and the western part,
OF Tennessee has at length beenef ected
q tins state the event is important. as i
"ii! throw into market a considerable ez
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COMMUNICATED.

Departed this life on the morning of the
18th inst. al Montville, King William county,
ELIZABETH IL. AYLETr, The second
daughter OF Philip Aylett, Esq. in the 2ist year
of her age.
The language of panegyric, employed by The
hand OF partial friendship, too often srighteus
over the imperiections and fraities of hun'an
Nature, a~d furnishes portrait from the sub
ject of obituary notice, better snitcd" TO all
we hope Of heaven" than TO any OF the favored
heirs Of mortality. But the writer of the pre-
sent humble tribute to the memory of departed
worth. only complies with the unfeiguCd die
tales Of truth and justice. in assigning TO this
much Iamented Yong lady, all those attractive
virtues, that adOrn and enrich the female cha
racter. Endowed with those rare aud brilliant
qualities of mind, which mysterionsiy csmDin-
ed, constitute genius, improved, ard refined by
a judicious education, and softened by the ia
lrinsic loveliness OF feminine mOdesty, she
uhiolded to the admiration OF those who
knew her, cluster of eDdearing attrac.
lions, seldom allotted to earthly beings. II
youtli, innocence, intelligence and virtue could
have arrested the inexorabie shaft Of death,
we should not now be called on 10 blend with
the mourning cypress, the gariandS OF hope
aud coDsolation.-lf the tender sOhcitnde aud
KIND attention OF atfectioudte parents ana rela.
lives could haveavaiied sught--her early doom
would have been prolonged But she is gone!
She is transplaDied to faiier skies, To bloom in
" the bosom of her Father and her God. In
the CAV and lOHery season OF lie when the
sOnfces OF human delight are spriugiug new
from almost every object, that looms before
the eve ~ becomes sublime AID cxtra5rdinary
proof OfmOra excellence, and wisdom, to turn
from these vain alurements, and cast our
thoughts upon the dress. realities Of another
world. Amidst the most cheerful scenes of life,
this interesting young lady, was never known
to neglect the exercises OF religions devotion
aud her relatives and friends, have Just cause
to believe, that even IN all the pride OF youth
aud health she had work ed out a reconciliation
with Him, ia whose smllestneie must he etersal
peace
Adieu-blessed shade l-thou arc far above
| the reach Of huinan praise, aud the teas which
| bedew thy grave cannot revoke the my-teflous
| mandate winch has called thee heBce bit Tive
remembrance OF thy pure and bismeless life
| aud triumphant death, wlulst IT impels the peu
| of friendship 10 record thy enlogy, will soolh
| the aP Onies of cEief into an huniDie and holy
resignation 10 tie will of Heaven.
| g Youth beauty, virtue, Joy i4-this group
| " or bright idsas. aOwcrs Of paradise
4 ~ yea urfJfIet ia blaze bnd,
4 q" knsei and present u 10 The sizes, as al
Nc guessoi heaven ang these ttsre az heF otaG,'
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Offences an Eainu Territories.

The Montreal Herald, contains The ,ri-
al OF certain persons belonging TO the
North West Company for the a,urder of
Governor Semple. who were arrested by
Lord Selkirk al Fort William in 1916, and
subsequently sent as prisoners 10 Mon
treal 10 be tried for high treason, conspi-
racy and murder. The Earl of Selkirk
who was expected TO have been present al
these trials, which took place AT Y ork, Up:
per Canada, did not attend. The trial las
ted two days and part oftwo nights, when
the jury retired and brought i'll IA verdict
OF not guilty.-The prosecutions against
other persons of the North West Compa-
ny charged with being accessories before
and alter the TACT, and for various INSIDE
meanors have been discontinued.
The Managers Official LIST OF PRIZES
drawn in The jamestown Female Seminary Lottery,
which concluded the drawing on the 2ltb Oct Isls
IT Those nambe'sfo tpLich sum Is am,ercd ara
o Ten UoLiars
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HIOlICBl nc subscriber as late n 0f Chesterfield
~ county, 10 @hOm the unadminstsfed estate If 10
seph Friend. deceased has been committed foT admins
9ton by The county court Of Cheerhtld. with the ~
Of the said Joseph annexed in Of the direction
contained IN he said will, will the fth Monday tn
January Dfrf az Halifax Courthouse, IL being csurt
day sell Al public auction to the st bidder 800 acres
OF LAND, commonly called Caiders. lying IN the said
couhy adjoining The lands OF col. William Ferry about
ef miles tfom The court bouscon credit Of one,
Two aud thee years the purchaser giving with
approved security. and deed on the lsud TO Sc
cure The psucual payment Of ihe purchase money The
land Is Of good quality aud we'll tinhefcd hut a. IT Is
presumed will purchase frst viewing
the land more particular description is deemed unue
cessary. }. nURFOOT. Tor Z. BRANCH
Lat9 hiEh shefin 81 ch'd. and admir- by order
sf coaft % Joseph Friend dec.
November "a. 81. IDS
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\ FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL will he continued
Il d. MISS eLiZABEIH.r DABNEY, In the lover
part 81 Louisa county, during year from i5lI
January 10 TIE ION December, exclusive Of months
vacation, IA which young ladies will he boarued a.e a.
su9elfo III reading, wiring. arithmetic Engsh e,sn
mar, geography and hs,oryand in a,aw ns and pa,
ing ana needle work PLAN and ornane NAL f 40 The
i, ueouctihs IN favor ofeach scholar furnis bing
bed aud bedding ~ Candles To be furnished Nv esch
bnaTdrr. Louisa Nov ~ sn -, eae'
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considerable front on The river MIssIssip-
pi, thereby augmenting our population
and increasing our revenue.
To the whole western country its i'm
portance is immense for it effectually
cuts off all communication between the
northern and southern Indians, except by
a very circuitous route. Had this been
effected previous 10 the late war, il is
highly probable that the sanguinary con-
test with the Creek Indians would never
have occurred. 1t is well known that Te-
cumseh and his agents frequently visited
The southern Indians passing througlitl the
Territory now acquired and lighted i'm
that quarter the flames of war.
The acquisition 10 the United States is
believed 10 be extremely valuable. The
four millions of acres obtained in Tennes-
see will doubtless average in sales at least
three dollars per acre, pouring into The Ma
iional Treasury in the course OF few
years ft5eivs millions OF dollars. In every
point ofview this event is a subject ofioy
aud congraiulation.
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61kHp GH6IH5

MARRIEDl-By the Rev. Robert Hurt, Mr. Egs.
1ACE HUNT Of Piitsx lvania, to Miss ELIZA a. GLENN,
second daughter OF Mrs. GtGIys, of Halifax county.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, by the Rev. Hiliiam
Todd, Er. ANDREW C. BROWNE, to Mrs. LUCY GAR
NETT, all of King & Qusen county.
At the city Of Washington, by the Right Rev. Bishop
Hobart, JAMES X. PAULDiNG, Esq Secretary to tie
BOARD OF Navy Commissioners, to GERTRUDE, eldest
daughter Of Peter Kem5fe Esq. of New York.
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Extract Of a Letter from Coz. Shelby to a
Gentleman ia this place, dated
TREATY GROUND, OCT. 10, is

TREATY GROUND, OCT. -, 1918.
The Indians have been veiy Iitisious
and slow i'll their decisions the business
which might have been done in two or
three days, it has taken twenty days TO
effect. The treaty, however, is this mo-
ment concluded upon aud signed by all
the chiefs in presence of q, 900 OF the ma
ton by which all the lands west of Ten
nessee ~ the States of Kentucky and Ten
nessee. are coded to The u. States for the
sum OF $500, eco payable in fifteen annui-
ties, $4,000 each-besides presents to
sundry chiefs oi seven or eight thousand
dollars. These sums may seem large at
first view /; bal the country obtained is of
immense Importance TO The Two States in
which ii lies as well as 10 the strength and
defence of the nation.
In Tennessee i, is believed, there wiIl
be upwards OF. four maiiion Of acres map-
propiated. This will soon raise an in
mense sum TO Tie General Government !;
great part OF The land, being of the best
qualify.
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EWtlEsN s9sseNN.sNzssSS

DlED1-At New Orleans, on the lIth nit.
Mr.. WILLIAM TISDALE formerly of Pc.
tersburg, Va. who served with great credit as
Lieutenant of the Corps of Petersburg Hirgi
MIA Volunteers, during a part of the last war,
and particularly at Fort eigs, under General
Harrison, during the siege.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-27

The Annual Treasury Eepnr, si,s'i lr
given in our next. II viii be !cnni 10 lie
an interesting docu,aflt: aud particular
~ that part OF il which suggests that he
revenue will lie so much diminished, i,y
the repeal of The internal duties and lie
arrangement OF the currency, as IN MAX.
il at least doubtful whether there will nos
be deficiency in its amount fer the ensli-
ing year--but for the ensuing year only.
fNct. TT.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 24.--N'e learn thai
The Circuit Court of the Y. States will,
Tomorrow, commence the trial Of The in
diciments found By the grand jury AT The
present term for a supposed breach OF the
acts OF Congress, which prohibit the lit
ting out OF vessels OF war, IN the United
States, 10 crnize against the subjects or
citizens OF any country at peace with our
government. FED. Ga-.
WESTERN BANKS.
EXTRACT TO the EDiroR-DaTFp
:. Cincinnati, Ohio. Nor g.
am sorryto state TO you, ihst the hanh.
Of this state have come TO a resolution ,.t 10
pay specie for their notes anI 1 apnrehend
The same step will be taken in Kentucky aud
elsewhere. Wharf.-The result will he I kuu,v
not, bal fear it will be gyatly TO the disadvan,
tase of merchants, as well as those who have
money to pay into the land Offices"
-, Ruh Pat
Wewere not correctly appraised By orr cor.
respondent AT Washington, with regard TO the
decision of nlr. ROONEY, one of the Sop,l,s
American commissioners, on The expedjeucy
OF acknowledging the Independence of anyof
the southers provinces. We understand he
has given no opinion on lie subject but that
ms arsmn'ent, which accompanied hrs report,
was confined 10 an eiucida;ion Of the yiylt of
The United States 10 acknowledge the irde-
pendshce OF The states %; La Plata by shelving
that snrh measure would be no violation of
our oDr:aiioos as neutral power. The ques-
ton OF eApediency or policy he lett 4, lie
decided %, The governne at, to whose PROVINCE
II properly belongs" re.
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jACoD SPERRY, esq. has pecn recognized by
me irtesident, as Prussiau consul. Tor the puIt
OF Fhiladoiphia and RALfH u. F0REgs, con
sui OF the same power, for the port ii Boston.
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UMfoRp AcADENY...Tai school VII De ton
uhusd the ensuing year by RICHARD Hin ann J.hn
u Laws encr..- 1.-The Latin, Grerk ard English lam
guagss mathematics, bellies ettses eic aud e,o
stdphy with the use sfihr globes maps ~ be
Price io beard andtuitiob i3o ps,d quarterly In All
vance No pupil received fnr time an
lheie WI DC vacation % monte dnrug The summer
end on the hiieeDth Of Decelabef following -
NOVEMBER ~. IA w,r.
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esicaiioN NANiED......A young man. who was
- graduated 81 respectable ceeye m New rDrlanc
ana io Two Years past has been pIlcpaioi am
~ that part oihe couury wishes en- ut as
SITUATION IN some genenan's fa;niy as private ts,or
I . oe preferred. Application may be made ,ne
tdor Of the Enquirer wall give .atisfc,ory ,ron
mendatlons as 10 connexions and chaiacer so.-
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piece on moderate terms. SO. .wsw
~ oilCt...A meeting oftle .4<FicnifnraL N,lc;,I !:
Iog'nfa VIII he he'd AT The UAisn Hotel in this
Guy, ON Tuesday the 9th December sext al len o'clok
ia the forenoon. JOHN ADtMS rs,,,.
Richmond Nov. "a. ..... IA VIZ,
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n Some of the Documents being now before us--Rc
maj ks on the Message on Tuesday

ERRATUM. In Or. T.ENT's communication in oni
last tue paragraph the top of the I'd column, should
read thus % 10 | we're asked What was the pathsgno
monck, most prominent and constant symptom in
this case2 shon'd say, An anaious dyspnda con
stdRt dread ofbeipg Obliged to make deep RspirGfo,
which always excited distressing agiiatiens."
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The more we analyse the spirit and doctrines
of Major General Jack sons letters 10 the go
vernon of Georgia. the more we are salts.
fed, that he maintains too high tone, for
free people and in state Otpeace Such military
arrogance will never be borne by the Jealous
and vigilaut citizens ofihis country. IL does
not suit this climate, come {, ON what quarter
il may. The sooner general Jackson abandons
il, the better will it be for him.
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4 y Richmond hastings Court, October n ,ISiT--
y ChrstiaHa Martin, formerly Chris.N
tsns Bowies. .Ptairfi0, Z
ACEfNsT IN CHAKcERY.
William Martin g Thomas Bowl
ex'or Of Thomas BDwies dec. Dc(fs.
The defendant Martin not having entered his appear
ande and given security according to the act ~
aud the rules OF Ibis court aud appearing TO the sails
faction Of the court that he Is vol an iuhaDsnt ih
commemorative the motion o. the Faiuii by Ills "a
Oruey u Is ordered, that the said defendant Marlin 40
appear here before December tourf next aud al
sWtr the bill ~ The paintf aud that acgpy - tbs orr
be forthwith inserted ~ newspaper ptiuted 30
CITY for iu9nfhs sHccfsivey. and another COPY r
ed az the ffon, door of me court hsuse cfttis CIV
s9..Nsw- c0pY. ,. ~. lance ~. c.
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TO THE EDITOR.

BcViiIg Green, Nor. %.
Our neighborhood Vas alarmed last
night by the bursting oil Melsor, which,
is supposed from description, 10 have
equalled in size those of 1888 aud 1905.
Tie sound of the explosion somewhat,
rcsembled distant thunder--and some
imagined IT 10 be an earthquake. Seve-
IA! say they fell their houses distinctly
shake. IL made lis appearance in the
western hemisphere, about As degrees
above the horizon Urom the representa-
ton I'll those who saw I'D and made lis
course transversely, descending TO Tie
Northern verge of the horizon. Those
WHO saw The explosion, compare il 10 two
large blazing torches approaching each
other. From accounts from iiiIieraie per-
sons who saw il, lis size could not have
been ofless magnitude, than any'of which
we have yet had an account. The sound
from description, MAS much louder al this
place, than where was on the Kappa
hammock, aud have no doubt, that il was
felt as sensibly in kichmoud, as here.
Philosophers have varied IN their ibc-
cries OF the formation aud isniiipn OF
these grand and splendid objects. The
theory ofDr. Woodward n the old school,
approaches nearer 10 moderu conjccIures
than any other writer. AND do suppose
from the observations of M. Howard, oi
a stone which fell in Yorkshire, aud cot
Vaugueln aud Fourcroy, of apo,he,
which fell at Laisl IN France, together
with other strong corroborativc proofs,
that iEe theory of DIR. Woodward is The
most plausible. He supposed them 10
originate from mineral particles. raised
from the earth by su5terraneous heal,
accompanied BIZ vapors from the same
strata, which furisned the minerals, and
being condensed by the pressure OF The
atmosphere, partake of the Immediate ac-
ton of the bodies they intersecl IN their
passage.
1t is a remark worthy OF observation,
in confirmation of this theory, tina, The
state of The atmosphere on HE night oi
the explosion. WAS extremely dense and
full oivapor, and though free from clouds,
scarcely rendered visible stars of The first
magnitude. The long drought and season
OF smoky dry weather, during which time
The atmosphere has been repleie with
vapor, as has been evinced from the ap-
pearance of The heavenly bodies, may be
considered as a Corroboraiive OF The re-
ceived conjecture.
have made tins communication in or
der that lie curious mag be somewhat
gratitied, and in hopes too thai The learn
ell will throw some more light on the
subject. Yours, &C. f.
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EAkE notice, that petition viii he presented 10 the
legislature Of Virginia attbeir session. leave
20 ou,id to draw bridge across the river oeooqpan
from the Main street south in oecoquan to lie lands Of
one OF The The opposite shore for Isasons
which VIII be fuzzy stated in said petition.
ANDREW BARTLE,
NOyemhcT 0.-rat rTfI Tr~.x .,,
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hAhhS RIVER COMfANY....N a ilerl,ne g ~
president and directors of the Jaues River
on the 10Th day of NOsembsr I5tS-
REsoLEED, ibat he clerk give public notice rrst
MONICA! toe 4h day of January next Is NJ Gav s,noin,
by law far the annual meeting OF the cnrInany ~.
attendance ofthe share holders, cider IN person ~
p'oy rs requested al the Capitol IN the c.tg ii 4 ell
h'ohd az twelve o'clock flat da rs Ausiuess q, ,n
siderable Importance wall be spbinies To- ter consd.
ration. Exsracf from ne 5yy,,,,,. '' " eone'"e-
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NA.UABLE SLAVES FOR CASH....On jTond5v
~ me s2d q December neat, at ~ o'clock A. M. IN
on OF The office of Heron sntoD Co in lie ci;y of
'chiohd sbonid the weather be- Favorable (nd ithiu
me said office II oherwse) will be sold at anciisn witt
ont reserve TOR ready money upwards Of - agrees 10
ierioT 10 none as to appearance or value.