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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04
FROM BuENos AYRES.

Captain Gibson, Of the brig isiueiine, uho
0rrtred last ecening an 90 days from Rucnos
Aa'es, has farored MS ruth tie papers IF that
piece to tic 2tst IF October. On tie day
9tfo,e He SaiGag IF tie Emeiine, eapices
reached that iioit If the surrender. Of Iaicu-
Iffd"a to tie Patriots. 1drices had also
been rece'ced, announcing the sailing Of
ChiHdn Squadron, consisting IF the San
Ma'tia, IF Oh g9,s, captain Wifkinson !;
Ldnaro, IF 81 su'ts, captain Wooster; cor
rcite Checd6nco. cj20 gnhS, aud brig Pnery-
don, Of 10 guns. TINS squadron, IL as SAID,
was tound on cruise Off Cape Horn, uiM
tie spec,at rie,o IF intereepting feet Of
Transports expected Jrsm Spain. TIE armed
ships Cuiaci and Hordtio had a,7ired at
Ruenos Tyres IN So days from New York
On Ike erening 81 their arrirdl, dyet was
fougH on board tie CaYiaci, between John /.
BigeioU. masters mate aud a midshipnan
by tie name Of Earnarden, IN which tAe form
e,' receired a ball orer one of'his eyes, which
terminated ms life in about two dags and
hay. Ajmy ofinqueet, held oce, the bodv.
gare a rrrdict IF manslaaeh ter
The British Schooner. Glance of London.
caS wrecked eff Cusamada. early in OC,ojer.
The crew We,'e sdced bit tie resSeI mas total.
~ lost. Tie brig Rouer, Jones, ,cas robbed,
by an armed brig otf'the Brazits, Of most Of
tie articles of raiu6 on board Ii IS stated.
that Adnu,at Br0un had a,7iued at Buenos
Ayres, and ,coS Immediately PIT nnder ar
rest. The P,icateerS l. Union, Mdepeaoencia,
and InvinciLte, had trough. in a number Of
prizes, Nth fiji and cataabie cargoes. lib.
The newspapers eceirediaiey from Upper
Canada state, that the Editor If the Niagara
Spectator as aed,n set at liberty, and K.
Gouriay arrested, and ordered into Janisk-
D,emf as lie cats 1t, or IN Other uords, 10 istre
that prorince on on Jefo,e the Ist instant !:
information haring teen isdged on oath 51
Isaac Spayse, Esq. J,fore W. Dickson
and W. Claus, esqnires, tLat he. II, Gourlay,
irds Sed,tiouS person and disturbed tie
TGmqaHihfy Of he Prorince Mr. Goar-
tag, rs thus dealt NTH, IN Di,tue ofa Propia-
tiGt Act passed IN tie 44th ofhis n.aiesty's
reign, which authorizes, that persons, mho
hare not tdhen tie OATH If allegiance, on who
are suspected Of seditiouS practices, lie sent ont
Of TIE Pr0rince. Ioweuer, Mr. Go0lay de-
ciareS he wtU nOt so. Hoi0 this affair wiH
end, camnot be long unknowa.
montreal Gaz.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY.

New YORK, Jan. 2I-W hereas, in "A govern
ment of the people, IA free expression ofopinion
Ola all subjects relative TO national concerns,
10 the dignity, the rights and character OF the
country, Is one of the most valuable and
important attributes of free men, and should
always be temperately ana firmly exercised
when suitable occasions present themselves
and whereas Ianimany Society, or Columbian
Order, the Oldest body, associated for The
benefit of liberty and perpctuity ofour glorious
Constitution, has ever been foremost in the
support of our liberties, aud of those citizeus
whose services have deserved we'll of their
country; and, whereas the intrepid and patri-
oiIc career OF Mag. General Andrew Jackson,
as evinced IN tie glorious battle ofN. Orleans,
and The successful bat ties against the ) Seminole
Indians, has reflected the highest honor, cre-
dit aud glory OF The arms OF the United States
and, viewing with Indignation The attempt
made by secret enemies aud pretended friends,
TO ihJure the reputation oil that galan. officer,
who has not only deserved well of his country,
but merits the gratitude of posteriiy:
Therefore. Res0ired, By Taminany Society, or
ColnmbIaa Order, OF the city and comfy of
New York-Tbat the conduct of General
JNchaon, as manifestes in CARRYING into execn
lion the original sentence OF A court martial
against ArbulhHol aud Amhrister. two desne.
rate adveulufers, " had IL loose the Indians
OH our settlements, and furnished them VIII
arms 10 murder infants, women and ehildrsn
was Justified Dy The laws of nations the laws of
war, and the immnt2bIe principles of retalia
ton and self de fence and " G highly aUprove
OF the manly splrii,O the American general,
WHO promptly punished the offenders and
cuiprits against humaEty, and the rights of
ms country, and taught foreign emissaries that
ne ohited States was not 10 be outraged by
spies. traitors aud lawcss adventnrers
heS0lred, lint Ia the opinion OF tlIis society
MAJOR General Andrew Jack son has acquired
lasting claim to the gratitude aud refnein
Drance OF bis country, which is ever prepared
10 reward MN who does his duty Faithfully.
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CATARACT

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2s.--We yesterday had
the pleasure of Witnessing another experiment
with Mr.. Perkins, iugenieusly constructed
supply pumps, which have been neretofore de-
ScIiped, q witch are made with great facility
and simplicity, TO supply engines at fires, with
water from the gnitcfs in the street The
utlhty OF these simple. cheap, aud portable
instruments Is so generally known as not to
require further Illustration. What we wOnld
now explain is method invented by Mr. Per
kins, of using the waller thus saved i'm ex fin.
grishing fires IN situations inaccessible 10 fire
engines as IN narrow alleys, in the rear OF
other buildings, &c. &c. The machine invent
go Tor this purpose is demonstrated by Mr.
ierkinS cataract, * consists of nothing more
Than chamber or box for holding the water.
connected with an air vessel in the ordinary
way, and The Whole placed upon wheels 10
thls are attached Supply pumus 10 any number
That may he required from one TO Eve or six
by means OF hose from the Cataract TO each
pump.
Byworking these pumps the Cataract is ,np
piled with water, which is thence conveyed
with great force, by the mere operation of the
pumps and the air vessel, through a discharge
OF eductOn hose, TO lie place required. This
educti0n hose may be ofdny length necessary.
and may be conducted along the narrowest al
leys through or over houses or even under
bem, II they have cellars or into any apart
ment ofa building, however high or remote,
winch can be approached frsm either within
oT without.
The machine exhibited yesterday is con.
Stfnc'eH Tor tie application OF any number of
pumps not exceeding fOnr. and will deliver
i've h0gsheads of water minute.
10 AID the operation Of this machine Mr..
Perkins has conrived ladder upon "A new
construction, consisting Of lengths or sections
ct q or feet each, fastened together by strong
| hinges bS means OF which IL may be opened.
section alter section. and made 10 rise against
tie Wal OF a building to ans fequirgd height
and IS there made 10 stand with frnness and
safety. The whole ladder is permanently fix.
! ed upon pair Of wheels. II rom which Only 81
much IS unfoldcd az time as may be wanted
| ior Tie occasion. ard when done with, il re.
! tarred IN folds 70 place AMI NAV be easily and
| rapidly removed from one place to another b,
/ two mca.
! Tbis Is but basty aud inadequate sketch o.
this luscuieus and useful conigiVarce, such a.
| We have been enabled 10 make from A singi,
| observation. Should oar remarks induce ths
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as "Wednesday. the ~ bee. isst the subssribet dis
~ patched MATTHEW BRANCH, then acting az
miller at Royaon Mills, with two le,isu-lhe one ad
dressed 10 benjan;n Hatcher, Esq of Manchester
efng 1--we hundred and my dslizrs bank bills the
other 10 Col. Wilson c. Nicholas. Richmond, covering
blank note for i've hundred doafs--Ihe one to Col
Nicholas was delivered; the other not, and Branch
has not since returned-He seen m Richmond the
Thursday aud trida. following since which time he
has not been heard from. Circumstances render
probable that he has pundeed the the iet
ter, asd is gone oil 10 Kentucky.
branch is slim, well formed man, nearly six feet
high; of far complexion, light hair grey eyes which
have reddish cast round the edges of the whites has
nose IS soniew bat crooked which will be plainly per
cGved upon close examination; he las Z. suing coun-
teiance and white teeth these he exposes when speak
ins lie Is quite garfuons, aud would be apt detect
himself, II Judicously questioned. lie lode slim
back horse, or years old about f.et9 inches
nigh. has remarkable spot his len nank with iNls
or NO hair ON Il, which appears 10 lac The elect Of
schd; no white about hintis recoliected he PAGES
~hen rode DUH without spurs aud when threatened
With the whip, will recede fo the stroke sidewise
rather than 10 OIL directly forward aud rode with
spurs pace. remarkably well.
The Subscriber wiI give FIFTY DOLLARS reward
for the apprehension and conviction ofihe thie and
Inenty Dollars for returning the horse, with ali rea
sonaLie expenses. WM. y. GILES.
Wigwaui, (Aiuslia county, - Ian. a. sl.,tf
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cutious 10 make more accnfafe and SATISFACTORY
enquiry, our principal object will be attained.
Union.
FIRE.
most alarming fire broke out the night
before last about IL O'clock, in The Old Red
Stores, second wharf below Race, occupied by
MIR. Elder as a warehouse, aud Tor the pressing
and packin. OF cotton, hay, &c.--the Whole OF
which, together with his valuable machinery,
and large qsantity OF hay, were entirely
consumed. Considerable damage was done To
the range of back buildings attached 10 the
houses on,W Water street, and several stores in
The nei.iiborhood were threatened Win de,-
iruction 10y their roofs Frequently catching
tue. The lofty sIate.roof.d store OF SIR. ldler
and the great eNcrtions of the Fine and Hose
companies, prevented d more wide spread
devastation.
several persons We're showed iu,o the rrer,
AND with some difficulty regaimed the wharf.
", \ PM. Or.
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Police once, RichniOnd, jar. 30.
NIoricR.-on the 27ihinsl. negro man, slave call
ing hmselt presley. taken up ia this city aud
committed TO Jail runaway. He had In his posses
sion silver watch whcb II is suspected has been
len. Presley says be belongs to Bell x Mutter, in
Lynchburg. Any person in Lynchburg, or this city ,
VINO may have lost watch may call at the Police OF
nee. prove heir property, and pay for advertising &C.
Feb. 4. S5..3t
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NJEGRoEs AT AUcTioN.--wiil be sold 1T public
l auction, on Thursday, the 25th inftaNf, il
TAR, u not, on tue first fair day thereafter twenty
ilkeiy young NEGROES as any In Virgiuia-ainongst
them males between aud 81 years Of age; tue bz
lance young females, the Oldest about 30 years DID,
These negroes free from fault any the
The sale will be made for cash. and will conmsnee
II O'Clock in the day above nenioned in front OF the
Once Of HERON, SlNTON a. CO.
Feb. 2. . B5..tds
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nsAurlruL MoRcrAn.

Dy "a fuShinsr.Tfa Iiidta.
When shalt we thee meet agaui
when shall We ,hree meet again D.
on shall gicwia. hope expire,
on shall wearisd lose retire,
rit shall dratr aud sortow reign,
Ere Ne three shan meet again.
Tho in dstay 'anGs, We si2h.
pmchd beneath hps,iie say,
Inc. the dee. between us roils.
Friendship .lilIi unite "nr souls,
>tili ia tansy's rich de;pajn,
on shall we three meet again.
uhen the dreams Of life are fed.
When its was,ea.lampr are dead,
when ia Geld obi,yiuu's shade
Eeauiy, power aud tlae are laid,
Where Immortal spirits reisu,
There shall we ,hrer iriset arain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04

1tk shall on Thursday, The ST day of Anil .St he
tween the hours of nine O'Clock in forenoon and FIVE
III III. afternoon OF that, aud The following days. until
completed, proceed Al the Exchange Tavern in tb.
OF Manchester, to take The DISPOSITIONS OF David
Patterson and others, be read as evidence in suk
depending IN the superior of chancery for the
Richmond district wherein am plaintiff and you AMI
others are defendants, &c.
wh. A. cocxE, and Catherine his wife.
"a" 20. S3..wSw
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FOR safe fns fsocfs Of rasnabie fos hula, ana,
ne subscriber being desirous Of removing TO the
western country, oii'is for sale two 4. Of LAND,
sdes, containing SEQ acres yin: between Iotss creek
ahn tibe creek rs miles above Richmond and "a miles
nom James river To this tia,t is attached 20 or 40
acres OF meadow, most "f which is cu.livsiio
The other tract containing I'VE bupdred and forty or
my acres, about Two miles IRON. the former
mas ou acres OF the Fine ,Ie,k annexed hir
mas an lately heen diiced, and about Eaf cleaIed
ahh VIII pe put IA corn the ensuing season..
may be had the LIST October nexi The purchaser can
pc supphea with the crop OF corn, Sc.-snd also
able STOCK of all kinds he s,tnsion srCnsIl ably
healuy Astounding With excellent water, and very
aeieeabe nelehtorhood. would also wish 10 ~ tor
eash, Two vainalte WATER MIN: hoiL OF whom have
had likewise. uoRarto T,tppiy -
-'"", w. 7S..MGW
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4 FRIEND OF THOMAS FORTUNE, formerly over
IA seer fer gentleman in the county of Dinwiddie,
would be thankful to any person who give Informal
ton OF said Thomas Fortune, whether be I've dead or
living. Those who give the Information requested
will be good enough TO make the communication to the
Editor Of the Euouirer. Feb. q. as 6ts
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go FOR LOEDUN,
yySSfAf TO The address of slsssfs. John GilIiat &
rasl-Tsls, Son vh tie liberty 81 consignment. the
good siip George bGshirgf0U, $40 tons, buThen 400
bhds. tobacco, has just been sheathed and put in
most complete order az Norfolk where will commence
loading in few days having considerable part Other
cargo engaged, will with dispatch For terms Of
freight OF The remainder (Which Is moderately ap.
ply to Messrs. RichaFd & JObn Taylor or Mr. james
Tbofnnrn NorfoikMr. Gideon Johnson, Of Petersburg
OF To- the subscriber. WIN. GiLLIAr.
who has foI sale. 10 bales Cough aud Braiihwate's
Dapt cOiions case supeTfne cloths case ladies'
and genilenens low priced gloves boxes Irish
linen boSes ga sheetiag ! boz diapers bales
benpen rols-aGd about 30 casks very superior old
London particular Madeira and Serciai Vine iu hhds.
quarter and half quarter casks.
n The letter Bag Of the ship Jewel for LONDON Is
Mp at the Coffee House 70 lie taken away yofy soop Of
which due notice will be given. Jan. 8. 73.M
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oliSt-,i IS hereby given that Fhitip j. LisAftoot
4 OF Chaiies City county, has conveyed his estate
both real per sonai in trust Tor certain, nurnss
therein mentioned and that contract made with
MN VIII be bindng OH h,s estate. GEO: BLAkEY
Jau. -. ca v1,s
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Negroes other PERSONAL Estate u J0hn Lessc, dec
a i AUCTION.-Wil be sold at public auction, on
+. IA Wednesday, the l0th day If february neat, at
~ O'Clock at the late residence Of John Leslie dec
All the Personal ESTATE Of the taid decedent, con
ssting of variety OF household aud kitchen furniture
one pipe OF old Cognac brandy one hid. very old
Antigua rum and new set Of plate, consisting of a
tea pot coffee pot, savers sugar DISH milk pot and
silver casors.-Aso, from Is 10 30 valuable SLAVES
some OF which are excellent bakers and one black
smith, equal tn any in this city.
And on Friday, the iZ,h flbrnurg at II O'Clock al
Summer Hill. in Chester icd county few miles below
Manchester, viii be sold valuable COWS hogs
sneeF, &c. &c--a quantity Of carn fodder, hay and
farming utensils esc.... Terms Of sale all sums
under 100, cash 100 500, ninety days credit !;
800 ana upwards, SIX months dredit--Bonds with ap
proved securities will be requir.d.-B BY order of James
Scott, ex'or Of John Leslie, dec.
t Jan. %. az "a
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ENoR SALLY virtue Of deed oftrust, of record
e. in the Office of the hastings court OF the city Of
Richmond, executed by WIN. Lownes, of The county
Of Chesterfield, the ald day Of Nay 1918, ts the
suDscribers for the purpose Of securing 10 WIN Boil
ling, of Goschland, the payment Of debt therein
OnedWilI be sold for cash. the highest bidder on
the premses in said city, the lsth day Of Febrna-
~ HeU, lot or parcel 81 LAND, being part Of the
Falling Garden tract, Iuduh Yonng's tenement com.
mencing At tue east side Of shockoe creek arch
of the new stone bridge street. aud running down
said street forty feet to caleb Lowues line, thence
along said Caleb i0wnes lUe 1877 feet thence forty
feet 10 the creek thence Mp said creek 145 feet the
arch Of the bridge at tbs beginning much said
lot or parcel Of land, wits apparteBauces as will be
sufficient 20 satisfy aud discharge the debt aforesaid In
said deed Ofuust mentioned, together with All coss
aud expenses attending the sale.
JAMES sHtPHrRD1
Jan. 90. 81 ..tds THOMAS DIDDEP6 trustees.
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Nsgroes and OTHER Property FOR sale.
d. virtueof an order of the county court Of Rich
- mond-wil be sold, at Earnl.am Church, in
said cousy, ON thesl 2th day OF February merit on "A
credit Of IL months, all the Personal ESTATE OF
Francis 6ipith, dec excep, tue negroes aud Of them
there VIII be sold rs many may be found necessary
make the division and distribution in conformity
are Of said negroes about m humber consisting
OF men women, boys ana girs. and which likely
and valuable as amy IN The country and it ID Supposed
thar IN Consequence OF The whom The estate
Is 10 be distributed will be fund necessary TO sell at
least two thirds, II not the whole.
By HE COMMISSIONERS. 4
Richmond county, Jan. ia. o. 76.lat
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Ii persons who have claims against the estai. OF
n JOSEPH CALICO, dee. are desired to make
them known to uswitiout deay-thatif found correct
they may be speedily dscbaTgea-and those indebted TO
tue estate, are solicited to pay what they owe with as
lille delay as conveniently be- as We are DESTROYS of
paying the several egacies our tesator as exped,
ttously az possible. JOHN. KiCHARD,
PETER J. CHEVhLLIE,
ErecHtors ef Joseph CditesO, dec.
If
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TCRESH GARDEN sEEDs.-we ehsii receive In q
few days per the ship Averick. direct from LoSdon.
and now lying at City Point. acsmpiee assortment OF
GARDEN SEEDS, conslstn: principally OF Tue follow
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By the C0p6TJiOT Of the Commonwealth Of EirrfJtio
PROCLAMATION.
M HENEAS an act 81 Tue General Assembly entitled
W an act TO establish new banks within tbis
commonwealth, Ole 10 be stitd TIE North We Stern
Bank OF Virginia, aud The other the Bark the Valley
OF NITgha; among Oiher provisions Contained in said
law, u IS required. that nnder pTeteSt whatever
shall the SAID banks either Of theu commence their
banking operations until they shall aciualiy and in GOOD
ail have ~ possession OF their absolute pTousr-
y, Ia The earrea coin of the United States three f,bs
and SHAH moreover have returned the Executive OF
;is comInonw ealib thereof verified By the
OATH 81 Affirmation OF The presidents cashiers for the
Tine beng: Aud whereas Ike Executive, On receiving
sucb satisfactory evidence. authorized 10 issue a
pIStanation declaring that the retain required AZ
aioTesaid mas been duly made.-Aow therefore. l.
James T. weston, governor OF the Commonwealth; OF
virginia, do hereby proclaim aud make Known by aud
with the advice and the count II Of SLATE tt
tie return required By law aforesaid has been dny
made 90 the Excessive, aud authenticated blythe cashier
OF lie Nefih Western Bank of Virginia And as il fur
theI appears, by satisfactory evidence the Executive
OF TINS commonwealth, that the said North western
Bauk OF virginia. has actually aud good faith, IN IT'S
possessob. OF its ewn absolute properly, thTeehs of
the amount OF its capital in com Aforesaid
go iuto operation and as u satisfactorily appears thar
the Aforesaid law has been complied with The North
Western Bahi Of Virginia is hereby duly authorized
under the provisions and restrictions OF The act aors
said, 10 commence its banking operations.
Given under my hand as governor, and rsadrr
fsoaN the seal Of The commonwealth, at Richmond
tbs sixteenth day Of January, one tbousand.
eight hundred and nineteen.
Jan. To- 7o..w4w JAMES p. PRESTON.
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1 AND FOR SALE.-Tbr whole ofiEe lands of David
- Ross dec IN The counties Of Campbell * Fiuvauna
are now III The inaiket1le Campbell lands may he
Those IN FluyaDna (ineinsng pnnbsr OF lots in The
county. ~
considerable proportion OF the CAMPBELL lands. and
all the Fuvanna lands, before disposed Of will be
SOLO al auction IN the month Of February next.-Thr
terms o pubic sale viii be fourth cash. The csidue
IN three equal annual payments. The particular tracts
10 De sold publicly. with the days and places of sale
VIII be duly adyeItised-The lands in Cam pbeil com
PRISE very large body which has been cultivated
Hihg generally between seven and twelve miles from
L5hchDug, ald betseen half mile ana six miles from
James river No place ", the state believed TO be
more healthy and from its situation In the heart OF an
improving aud hourishng country within one or two
hous roe Of The thriving town OF Lynchburg, would
anoin many agreeable summer retreats for families in
Tue lower counry-There also many pieces good
wheat and tobacco land, and excellent stand Tor
Tavern, near of the best springs below the noun
tains. THOMAS T. BOUIDIN ex,or NJ N W..
LIT
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lust PUBLISHED--And Tor sale AZ this once ana
- az tue bookstore ofW " FiizwbyIsoHH, " MINORS
offte Society J0r promoting 1sricLtf 1rc"
cuHtning sOnnunic yatOus subjects ~ bos.
bardTy and fufsi aasTs.....P Price, Igty CtPfS.
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XTALuABLE LAND FOR sALE.--wiH he sold, on
Monday, ire i5th layer February nett, at Yr.
John 1atess Store, IN Heckenburg county, tract 81
LAND, iyiuy within three miles thereof the South
1eheffia, containing 1876 acres belonging the estate
of Eddngs Moore. dec. adjoining the lands Of Robert
Saunders, IOhn GTegofy and James Jones this tract
Is tolerabIe gOpd dwelling house, good apple orch
ard, aud good mill seat with mill house abont one
third OF The land - cleared the balance lies WE'LL is
well nhered aud adapted the culture Of corn wheat
and tobacco, aud not inferior 10 nay in the ycinity.
one fourth ~ the purchase money will be required w
hand the balance IN equal annual payments.
Bonds With approved security, With deed NJ;
the pTopery, viii be required aud possession given on
the day OF sale. SUSANNA MOORE, Adm'K
Of EddiHgs Woore. dc.
Iunenmfe Jan. To-. ~. ids