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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Additi0ndL 70 IMesdaN's proceefLine.s.

Additional to Tuesdays procedures.
| The Speaker laid before the House sun
dry dispositions and documents on the
subject of the contested election of Cha's
r. Mercer, member of this House from
The state of Virginia, which were referred
to the committee of elections.
Mr.. He'17cA reported a bill confirming
the claim OF William Daniel, or his LEGAL
| representatives. to d tract of land in the
state OF Mississippi which was twice
read, DC. as also was bill, reported from
the same committee, confirming the claim
Oh opias kheams toa tract OF land grant
ed to him by the Spanish government.
Mr. Pa'1ls, from select committee.
reported bill making further provision
Tor repairing the public buildings which
was twice read.
Mr.. WeHdOver, from the committee on
the subIec, made a report, ACCOMPANIED
by Dill, to alter the flag of the United
States which was twice read
WEDNESDAY,, JAM.
Mr. robertson, of Lou. from the com
mittee on public lands, made an unfavor-
aDie report OH HE petition of sundry in
habltants OF Marthasville, in the territory
oil MISSOURI which was read and con-
Cured in.
Mr.. Robertson also made an unfavora
Die report OH the petition of Nathaniel
Cut Ting which was concured i'm.
On motion of Mr.. Mercer, il was
heSOired, Ihata committee be appointed TO
enquire INTO the eNpediency of Causing to be
printed tile first journals of the proceedings of
the Congress of the United States, down 10 The
treaty ofpeace in 1888, together with The cor.
reSpondence of the government of tile United
otateS WIN the ministers aud agents thereof in
ioieign'countries, down 10 the same period of
| time. -
hesoired, That the same committee he also
instructed to enquire into the expediency of
causing TO be printed the journal Of The Gene.
| raj Convention which framed the constifufion
OF the United States; and that The committeo
| have leave to report by bill or otherwise.
| On motion OF MIR. II. Il. Harbour. the
| House proceeded to the consideration OF
a report OF the committee of pensions. adj.
verse to the prayer Of the petition of Ed
mund Brooke which report Mr.. b. NOV
ed 10 reverse.
This motion gave rise 10 considerable
debate, IN the course Of which MIR. Bar.
Der and Mr.. Mercer opposed the report
and Mr.; Iihea supported it. Tie debate
resulted IN referring the report TO com
mlltee OF the whole for further considera
ton.
MIR. Rich, ofYermoni, after obser,ins
that IT appeared 10 him, the business O
the session had so for progressed. fha
the House should meet at tile usual hon
OF elovc", instead ofteeiUs, made a moiioi
TO that effect.
This motion was opposed by Messrs
johnson, OF Ny. Lir0more, Mercer. an,
khoo, who attributed the unusual pro
gress OF business at the present session
TO the time which that rule allowed 10 n,
committees 10 mature business for n,
: consideration Of the House, &c. and va
I. supported by MIR. Eisi, who remarke,
that tic House bad sat later in cons
qnence Of tle lateness Of the hour
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Swan TayeYn.

TENIs well known stand will be open to receive board
era aud travellers the LIST of January next when
will be supplied wh all necessary articles for the ac
comnOdaiOn OttEose who may favour il with their
cusiomthe subscriber having 90 below for few DAYS
no settle business Of The present year. will admit
OF bis accommodating ibem sooner. The SWAN has
good stables aud viii be supplied with the best proven
der the market affords. aud attentive osers every
attention paid to merit share Of the pablo favour.
WIN. D. PIERCE.
HIS well known establishment as advertised by Mr.
WA B. PIERCE 10 open tue LIST Of January, will be
conducted by the subscriber who pledges himself that
30 pains or expense shall be wanting to render it
Portable tc all who may favour the SWAN with their
company. Overflow SEAwELL,
December a. AZ tst
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n The ENQuikERi is published twice a week. gene
rally three times week during the session Of the
STATE ecisfrurcPrioe, the same as heretofore, FsUe
f,pars per autumn, payable in advance. Notes OF Char
tered Banks (oxLy) will be received in payment. Tue
Editor vii, guarantee the safety of RENTING them by
mail posiageof ailleters being paid by tue writer's.
Ef No paper will be discontinued, but at the dscre-
Of the Ehitor until all arreaages have besn paid up.
kT Wbneyer w guarantee the payment ofnine papers
shall recette "a tenth Gratis.
TEKas OF ADVERTIStNG.
h1r one Sq.s,'rt-Fyrst Tnserfi0s, rs cents-eoch
continuance, 81 cents.
No advertisement inserted UrtU 10 has either been
paid for, assumed by some person. iH ths eityorH
sngiyons
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LAND & Slaves AT Auctiou

IN Monday the IDib January next in front of the Bel
~ Tavern ia the city of Richmond will be sold 10 the
hghest bidder, the tract Of LAND belong ng 10 the es
tate OF WILLIAM c. WILLIAMS, deceased lying ON Lii
Tie Creeh and James River IN the coXnty of oochIand
containing about 900 This estate is considered in
eIlor 10 none on James River, is about miles en,
RICHMOND, has a large body of and creek low
grounds rs vel improved with clover aud pIasts has
an excellent mill upon the creek good dWeugbousp
The terms OF sale will be- third of the purchase mo-
ney pay able IN 20 days third year and the b
rance ia iva yeats rom the DAY Of sale these payens
70 be secured by notes with approved eiIdorsers
Die ana payable at OF the Stale banks in Richmond
ahd deed OF tiust or If the purchaser go determines
ne may make tue frst payment in ready money and Sc
cure the two last BY bonds and deed oftrust.
ANA OIL thursday The 22d day OF The same month of
January next on the said plantation, in the county OF
Gooehand VIII be sold TO the highest bidder the stocks
Of HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, HOGS and SHEEP and
1 $500 ION OlENSlLs quantity Of CORN,
FODDER, HAY, &c.-the purchasers giving bonds with
approved security payable in months for all sums
over any Collars aud for smaller paying cash
ana on Monday the goth Of the same month of Janua
ny next at the late dwelling house the said william e
Williams, Dec IN the city of Richmond will lie sold to
the highest bidder the purchaser giving negotiable notes
WIN approved endoTsers for all tlty dollars
ana ior ali smaller sums paying ST. all the HOUSE
HOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE Of the said william
I. Williams, dec his collection of BOOKS and CARR.
AGE * HARNESS.
And Tuesday the of the same month of January
bext before the Bell Tavern the city Of Richmond 10,
cash. upwards of1O valuable SLAVES several of whom
are mechanics. one blacksmith, and one miller.
II The above sales viii be conducted hy Heron Sin
ton Il Co. ALICE g. WILLIAMS ETec,Uy;I
beceinDeTl0s Go ids
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Five Dollars Reward :

WILL be given for the Mare stolen from my stable,
in Chesterfield county, about nine miles from
chester on Monday night the 18th of this present month
(December) She is sOTre about nine years old four
feet ten or eleven inches high her hangs both
sides Of her neck busby tail, with white streak un-
der it, occasoned by the crupper her hind feet
white one OF her fore hoofs with white in
mark of the saddle on her back white spot in her
head, and from that roanish down the nose gray
hairs all over her body when riding her she PAGES
to gig she tots and when she gailops, holds her tail
rather TO one side; she also suck1es colt.
will give he above reward of five dollars any per-
son who will deliver her ne IL taken in The county
aud il out, ten dollars. GULiELMUS WOOD.
DecemiSr2 % 6g-Ots
NJOTICE.-AIl persons have claims against the
estate OF David Ross, decd. requested 10 pre-
ssRt them, properly authenticated at my Ofce in the
City of Richmond that provisions may made fol their
payment.
II is my wish to avoid unnecessary litigation there
that suits may not be ordered without pre-
vous Interview with me.
THOMAS T. BOULDIN.
Actiag Error. of Darid Ross, deed.
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Commission RusiNess

TYNE business sf the firms ofECHOLS& SETTLE and
SETTLE ECHOLS being at end, except so far
So relates 10 the winding up their aars the coec-
ton payment Of debts matters relating thereto the
subscriber will continue to do COMMISSION Btlsl-
NESS, IN this place, on his own Ills exer-
<Ons VIII be nsedt promote lie interest of those who
may commit business TO his care.
JOSEPH ECHoLs.
DECEMBER %.
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Valuable LAND for Sale

WILL sell fapplication be made ON OF before The LIST
u day OF February next, the residue of my LAND on
Ihe Great Kanawha river which contains 1905 acres
Inc survey M which this tract is situated commences at
Inc IL Nile Creek, and up the river with the SIEVE.
~ eOu ana neandeTs To- run called Little Uufialoe.
The original pattntwas granted to VIM PronsuyL las
track ana Batta Muse. The title is iHds yutabe and
Ioe quaty OF u land equal any the whole river il
aDonnds With heavy timber of every description
II Trims may be known application TO the sub.
seiber residing in Georgetown. District OF Columbia
JOHN w. BRONAUGH.
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For Sale.

sESHE TRACT OF LAND lately advertised In this paper
N By Mr.,Thos. TndsIl, lying on James River iu the
county OF PiHyanha Y miles below SCOTS Landing con
tanning Cos acres about 40 Of which lowgrounds-
erms OF payment Will be- half and the balance
~ Two equal annual payments, to be secured by deed
of trust on the land.
kf " the above land Is not sold i'm short time IL
VIII DC RENTED for one year. CA. SCoTT.
December 20. a.
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NegYoes for Sale

hNthe 26ih inst King william courthouse il being
- lne court day there will be exposed TO public sale
i've as likely Young NEGROES as could be selected from
any STOCK IN Virginia amongst them IL likely ,Rulao
lad who is amOsi excellent house servant two c,iys
suohg young negro men, habituaed to plantation wort
-together WIN TWO likely girls. IERMs-Cash
HARDEN LlTrLEPAGE, Admipistratcr
,.. OF Isaac QuafleB. deceased.
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For Sale at this Office.

"A PAMPHLET. embracing MI. Hays SPEECH ON
4 n USOhf, with some supplemental renlafks. Price
- eeRtA Also, about 30 copies OF the REVISED BILLS
uiKesteS ~ the Board OF RevsOrs, With their Nj Notes
sneJoined--0entlsnen who wish copy will call TO say
"a what way they wish the volume be b0und.-This
Volume eonpfllss cosnpcte d OF all most i'm.
portant general provisions of laws scattered as they
now are through tue Revised Code aud different session
lcts lDcc. II. 7O-tf
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NOtice.

A IL persons having claims against the estate Of Cant
JOHN MOSS, late Of the city Of Richmond dec are
requested TO make them known 10 on or before the
dai OF the next Hastings Court for said CITY as dis
Iouuon Will then be directed of that part Of bis estate
"hieh may then We ~ my hands. W.D. WREN
Jannaiys. Sssf
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Notice.

IL persons having claims AGAINST the estate Of VIII
= LIAM G. WILLIAMS, dec. will please make them
he"n 10 The subscriber OF ~ John W Green % Frede
neksburg, that an arrangement may be made fo ischa
Tuy them; and al persons indebted 10 the said cstsie
will please maze speedy payment Il. The subscriher
or TO the said John ". Green
ALICE g. WILLIAMS. E1ecpfrir.
Uecenlher W. Co.
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N Richmond Hastings Court, January l. 1878
ORDERED, hat notice be given By emf In
one Of the newspapers printed In this City that Cont
We ne term proceed to the election Of an IN
SPECIOh OF FISH, for this City.
Copy, }. W. DANCE, nc.
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Roanoke Navigation

a ScMPASY.-rne Stockholders in the Roanoke Navi
~ gaton Company hereby required To paw the
Treasurer at Halifax, ~ c. before lie 5th day of
February uext, dollars each share by them held
law heretofore.
n BY order of the Board of Directors,
r. JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
december n. 70ti5F
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CNassicaN Schnnl-

ESNRAHCiS POWER will open an ACADEMY, on the
18th Of January, in the copnty OF Kent at Games:
THIS farm slin the vicinity Of tbe Forge the residence
OF Nj: VIM Douglass, Al airy situation, and amply
provided with excellent Oda tons for boarding
Few young geniIenen II is extremely eligible for &C.
Parents or guardians, who may be disposed to send
their children wards TO this institution will please an
pyto Mr. Douglass for ter Of board and lodging Tie
fees for tuition will as follows
For the Edgsh branches usually taught In schools In
slnding the practical parts Of the mathematics every
pnpii will be considerable enter
lheSe VIII De.......s..........s3h
40. with Frenchs ,s............5O annum, paya.
Latin: (ble half yearly.
DO. with Creek q french or either60)
There viii be months vacation in the summer &
zoe year viii close on the 18th Of December.
December "a. GQo!s
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LOST.

A NOTE drawn ny J. Mtoally VIM williams and TO-
nathan HckeU, for 1852 II cents dated the 3ls:
day OF August, 1910 and made payable 70 the sub.er
oers Giving in Phadelphia) days after date al The
virginia saline Bank IN CiakSbuTg. The pubic here
by Cautioned agaiustreceivins the same.
December2e. al
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a Clerk Wantea.

A MAN of integrity aud capacity discharge the dn
"A ties of CLERK of County Court & Superior Court
Of Law. who eau be we'll recommended as SUCH will
meet with very advantageous sination by applying to
PEYroN DREW, Clerk ofthe General Court.
December "a. tf
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To Printers

ErOR SALE-2oi lbs. of SMALL Plea face No 4 al
James Rona!dsons inake.-1he fouut is entreI, ne,,
and an he had at the philadelphia prices-k1 Apply
at OnlCc lice. y u
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Notice.

u persons having aims aQsirsi is estate % Chris.
"a ,ophel mcPheIson, dec. sssins, Eotsli couley
a'e Of the CITY OF Richmond requested make them
known immediately io FENlO. paFtg
Heceinlcl -. t..,f
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Steamboat Notice.

TIME public hereby informed that the NEW STEAM
BOAT NORFOLK will (for the Winter season. leave
Norfolk Mondays and Fridays, al 10 O'Clock A. M.
stop overnight at City Point. aud arrive early on ues
days and SATURDAYS in Richmond. Leave Richmond ON
wednesdays aud Saturdays ut 10 o'cock a. M.-sop
yer-Hight at Janestorn and arrive early Thursdays
audsaurdaysln Notwithstanding the whole distance by
day light.
DIV. CROKER, Captsin.
N. D. Il is contemplated tue NORFOLK will during
the Summer season. run between SIN and 10 and
from Richmond, starting Oh the above named days.
January 4. 72-i2ts
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Notice.

THE subscriber has appointed John Napier of Flu
wanna TO transact hes business during his temporary
absence from this state. JOHN r. LYLE.
December o.. "a An,
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Negroes WanteA.

fNASH will be given Tor few likely MALE NEGROES
January s. Is sts
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meeting, and that in fact no time was
gained, but someinconvenlence felt, from
the present arrangement.
The motion was finally ordered to lie
on the table.
CONTEMPT OF THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Williams, of IL. G.. rose aud adj
dressed the House in the following words !:
MIR. Speaker: lay before the House
a letter addressed aud delivered TO M by
a person called Colonel John Anderson
That man has mistaken me much.
Wherever | am known. at this place, and
In the country from whence came, no
attempt of the kind would have been
made. feel il duty to lay The letter
and the statement thereon, made BY my
self, before the House. My feelings are
too much excited, nor would il be my
duty, 10 make any remarks on the sub
Iect. 1t is tor the House 10 determine
what shall be done"
The papers handed by Mr.. Williams to
The clerk, we've then read as follows:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1918.
The hon. Le,cis Williams
Hcnored Sir: return you thanks for the
attention received To my claims 10 pass so
soon. Mr.. Lee will hand you some claims
from the River Raisin, which will pass thro'
your honorable committee; and have wish
that the conduct of the British in that country
may be related in full on the floor OF Congress;
which will give you some trouble in making
out the report and supporting the same. i
nave now To request that you will accept of
The small sum OF five hundred dollars, as part
pay, for extra trouble give you will pre-
seat ii to YOU so soon as receive some from
government. This is CONFIDENTIAL that only
you and me may know any thing about it; or,
i'll other words, give il 10 you as a man and
mason; aud hope you belong to that society.
SIR, should II happen that YOU will not accept
OF tins small sum, request you will excuse
me; anu Ii yOu do not accept, L wish YOU to
drop me a few lines il You accept, wish no
answer. hope yon Will see my view OH this
subject; that II Is for extra trouble.
W!llniake ont a statement, and present the
same to the committee, which will be support.
ed by Gen. Harrison, Col. johnson. MIR. Hub
bard, Mr.. Meigs, Post Master General, Gov.
Sass report, as commissioner, and Others
relying on Your honor IN keeping tins Sc
cret, and your eNertions in passing those claims
as soon as possible, l need not inform YOU.
that we are as poor unfortunate orphan chill
dreh, having no representation in Congress
so must look on your honorable body as our
guardians. Pardon this liberty from a stran.
ger.
am, with high esteem, your most obedieut
Holm ANDERSON
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Charles Y. POpe.

HAVING commenced the Practice Of Law v tii attend
The Courts In Hanover, Goochland pow hatan and
SnmbsTland " file resides at Cooehand Conribonse.
December 20 ca l2t
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KresM ClOYeY SeeA. SO.

NE have just received, from Philadelphia, CLOVER
~ stkD % the piesent years crop, selected y
jSsge ~e hsyealso for sale few bushels OfwiN.
JanuaryS. '.aun
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Fail Goods.

ID 0BERT HALL NELSON have received large rs
IN sortment of Wocisn Fancy Coods, suited to tins
season, which they determined sell at the lowest
prices, for cssh or acceptances in town. SIS
Sept. 20 Sdl-f
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meeting, and that in fact no time was
gained, but some inconveBience felt, from
the present arrangement.
The motion was finally ordered to lie
OH the fabla
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IAcKsoN.--Oa Wednesday,. tire nth riasof ,yars,
~ viii be sold, about FIFTY LOTS. in the town OF
North Carolina.
would be unnecessary 10 repeat the advantages
winch Jackson possesses, as enumeration OF them
mas been so lately published, aud sufficiently corrobo
rated 10y the nnexaupled sales already made, and the
nahy Improvements new erecting. That the navigation
Is perfectly easy 10 the Eagle Fails bias been proven hy
TIE different shipments OF goods made rom MaTseiies
nhd That The shoals aud bay above the falls will not ad
mt OF general navisatioo Is fact Acknowledged 10y
men OF experience but few months ago; their uncan
dd aud seiiioeresied opinions at presents the contra
~ notwithstanding.
committee selected from the proprieors, have had
TIE honor To wait upon the directors the State ga.
OF North Catsna. at Raieigh and from The urhanity
ana natteting encouragement with which they were
received have Doubt hut their embassy will result in
tie location Of agency from that generous Institution
on the list OF September
Nav 10. sias.
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Alabama Terrltofy. May Id.

meeting at the Swan Tavern in the city Of Rlcb-
4 moud, on the 9th day Of June 1918, Of the com
mssiOners appointed 20 take subscriptions under the
authority Of the act Of Assembly, entitled An act in
cooperating company 10 establish communication
between the waters Of Roanoke river and those which
falimo chowan river aud the and other water
" courses intermediate between any Of them and the
river Potomac" Robert CrseHbOw appoinied
chairman, and Peyton Drew, secTetary-On motion
made and seconded
ResotUed, That the hooks for receiving Subscriptions
under the authofy Of the aforesaid ofbeine
in future continued at the Swan Tavern IS heretofore
ADVERTISED be opened aud continued the Washington
lavern IN the said city until the day appointed by law
for closing The said subscriptions and that nclt-
sve; aud that notice hereof be forthwith published and
continued IN the Enquirer until forbidden
no. GREENHOW, Chairman.
4ssfe, PRYToN DRKw. Scc'g.
1Ene Q. JOU
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Gil ANCERf.-Cbarlotte court, Ith May, 1913.
Il David Holiday, James Be!liday Mathew M,r, ben,
aud Robert Richie, late merchants ana partners act
ing ana dealing under the brm and sie of David and
James Holiday q Co. who sue tor Robert Ritchr
plaintiffs.
AGAINST
EDMUND Jameson Clement Darlington Isaac Read Jab
s.oton, Robert Morton, Henry A.waikius, and ia .ob
Th /. :. :. DctenddnfS.
Inc defendant Jameson not having entered his an.
peatance according to the Assembly and the rule.
OF TINS conrt; and 1t appearing to The satisfaction OF
me court that he is not inhabiiant of this state on
the motion of the plaintiffs by their attorney is Or,
deFea hat he appear here the day of August
court next, aud enter his appearance answer the
piaintus' DILL and siveseenrity performing the de-
cree OF the court and that copy of order be in
seIeo III one OF the newspapers prigted III Richmond
lot Two months successfully, aHa posted at the ont
uoor OF Tue courthouse of the said county.
copy, ieste, WIN. l.. MORTON, Clerk.
QyvsU
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NlOllCE-The subscriber intends To Law OFF in Inn
1cre Lots with convenient streets about 40 or so
8sIts 81 ianu on the bank OF Miles creek the New
Ferry, the south side of Roanoke in the comfy of
meckenbnis, and the lots will be offered Tor sale on
premises, to the highest bidder on TUesG0y me aIsf
UJNg merit. The creek will afford good navigation for
boats up TO the lots distance Of bafa nile from
The river, and will be under all circumstances safe
haDoI rom storms ireshes or ice. The goodness of
tie roads both sides Of the river renders this
more accessible to The Inhabitants Of the surrounding
country for considerable distance than any other pIs
for several miles up down the river A credit of a
mouths viii be allowed the purch2sers
June 2. 6-W4W" SAMUEL GOODF
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virtue of deed of trust executed ms by Robert
Cslogan, for purposes therein mentioned, we shall
proceed TO SELL To the highest bidder for cash. on Fri
Gay The 10Th day OF Junenext before The door Of Mr.
tdNaIuhoihig's tavern, IN the town of New Canton
LOT OF GROUND IA said town, with its improve.
meus consisting oiatwo story dwelling house koben
~c-He shali convey to the purchaser such right only
rs rs vestt dih us as trustees
ROBERT MOSELEY -.
STEPHEN GUERRANT, ( If"teSS.
May &c. go,
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russia yURNJp.

lU IS mach applauded saying of Dean Swift that he
" no discovers Iow 10 make two .nifss ~ o,.ss 80,
Wuefe ouly Que grew before, 10 entitled to more resi-
glory Than the greatest Of heroes FOR the same reason
a. va, Ds s'lo, tu"i he who Introduces into
lfy ne" species Ct nutrHions cofft Csod Of more