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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

\NhE cure for one dollar, or at most for twc
W dollars, can be obtHined for cough. coed.
asthma, difficulty Of breathing. tiyhtness ~ lbr
chest whs-xing. psin In the side. sp,ine OF Llood.
strained stomsch. NC. must Il not be matter OF
scrprixe that we see the obituary daily swcto with
deaths occasohsd principally by colds On ar assr-
age az icass Il s.te .Atl VI n 10y
AZ. oae Hanared e f!f.y 71oasand Psgsohs
dsannuslly Of consumption, originating prinepstIy
from tskiAg cold eaeng with cough, then diff
Guilty OF bssaihing and pain in The side, al. length
the lungs become Affected, consumption en,ues and
death sctoses the scene Alas too oken does pres
JUDGE. by listening 10 some aud adopting ,hc opirt
sues medicines ss nigh, siIosd relief. urd.s 1,i.e
idea that no relief can be obtained s,sr.t case
occurs but may be relieved BY the tintls spphcs-
tion or T iNHA
es Dir kELFE'S lpsmp
Y q AS7 H.NA7IC Pills.
9s frsef Of ,A,ch the joRo,sing intervening ssscS
are Submitted to public perusali ~
3sb7e Mr.. STETSON,
OF Hanover. was years afflicted with violent
pain In his right breast attended AZ times with great
difficulty OF breathing, and wholly nc.pable Of at
tending business, after having tried in vain I'll other
medicines, was cured and bis health perfectly ress
tosed BY boics Of these pnls
~ AN ELDERLY LADY, -
Her daughter and granddaughter. OF Bosloh:
we're each dresdfuily afflicted with asthma and did,
Guilty OF breathing, were sli Of them cured and re-.
stored 70 perfect health by boxes. ~, -
Ju.iyc ----l, of salem. had been many yearsses
vereiy afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing. was cured by 2 boxAss his sleepwsi
restored on the second night. which had been breA.
a Lady sf Bssma turned OF so: was severeiy
am cted With cough, pain In the sdes At times spjtr
ting OF blood, could not lie down in her bed forx
years could 40, sleep bat a short intervsls
stored 10 perfect hesits on taking boxes. \
,o~ III ul,s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
Real supeyfre BroadeIofhs and Double
n,iAed Cassime,es.
ISAAC GOULD,

Has added TO has former Sock,
@ uPERB black, blue and fancy Broadcloths. An
- Assortment of second q d low priced Broad
cloths for Surtouts.
Extra superfne. black. blue, Coburg and fashion
able mkt, double mild Cassimeres.
First quality white and buff Cassimeres for Vests.
Low priced ditto
Newest fashion Toilinett vestings.
Black silk Floreptine.
Double MILD Pilot Cloth, for Great coats!
brown Camblet for Gentlemen's Cloaks
One Piece extra black 5.4 Bonbazeep, Bcmbs.
zetts and Rattinets.
Best treble Gil, Buttons, rwist, do with an
Assortment Of Trimmings in his Iine--all Of which
he viii sell as low can be purchased in this town.
Newport, Nov. IL, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

Sehsot- Bsoks, Blanks, and Stationary,
For sale, st the Hs.Store OF
Jso. 30. GEORGE WANTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
COTTON &.vvOOL CAKLS,
I5lhoie st1lr g. Rctn,f

Il .LAwroN, has constantly sor Sale. Cbt.
IL ton sad Wool cards from the most approved
msnufacscsies. also. house cssds and CiolLisrs
Jacks Oct ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

nTEof two convenient Rooms, suitable for public
" Offices, in central situation For further infor
fnsjcu end terms spply At this oGse. Jans ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
CUNDALL'S MILLS-Pv,smoufh.
II neyrr. failing SPRING.
WnOf.CARDING

THE public IL respectfully informed, thst tho
L subscriber continues The bnsiness OF csrdip8
sleeps Wool, Of all grades. into rolls, II short no.
tice. y. ~
COLORING AND DRESSING CLOTH.
Tie also colors and dresses Woolcn Cloths. Of ~
cry kind, in very superior nnanner.--Also, jsed
for carpets. and every other purpose. ~
MANUFACTURING. s
Plains, sa,inetts, Cassihercs, Costings. Fiannej1k
terms. F ~&f
THE AGENCY t1
or the above bnsnessi is committed to JoS 81
xAs, OF Newport-PeLtS CoRky, Of Tivert()Ce<
and sAwroap ALnv, Of Littc-Coihpton-whoSo "a
promptly attend TO sIl orders 1L1<:
Portsmouth, Sept. 2, 1878 .. 49,. 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

Signed, sealed, and delivered, 10 presence Of
Pierre Chouteau
Pierre Menard, Ind. Agent,
John Ruiand, sub. sgt.
p. l., Chouteau, interpreter,
Paul Loise, interpreted, Usage;
]. I. Hooo,e, Id. Interp.
Mcfriwether Lewis CLARK.
Now, therefore, be il known, that I, ysmes
Monroe, President Of the United States of
America, having seen and considered the
said treaty, have, by aud with the advice and
consent Of the Senate, accepted, ratified, and
confirmed the same, and every clause and ar.
licls thereof.
10 testimony whereof, I have caused tho
seal Of the United States TO be hereunio
affixed, and have signed the same with
my hand.
Done st he city Of Washington, this
seventh day Of January, in the year
of opr lord one thousand eigh,
hundred and nineteen, and Of the
dependence Of the United States
the forty third.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
See,ttayy Of STATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02
From tie National IsfcMgenccr.]
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
DOCILMEAY,S IiR 4NNlIIItYrLIl 70 ~, Az u ~


CONTINUED
Don Luis de Onis to the Secretary of State.
TRANSLATIoN.j
Sir: Notwithstanding tie unfortunate
events which have occurred since April
last, have received from my court sol
emn assurances OF The sincere desire Of
bis Catholic Majesty to see every ground
of complaint and disagreement between
the United States and Spain complete
ly removed, and of his earnest wish 10
strengthen aud cement good under
standing and The most cordial friendship
between The two nations. Having trans
mliied to His majesty's government the
whole correspondence which lately pass
ed between us here, il has been examined
with The most profound attention 10 all
the points embraced in IL. A multitude
OF authentic papers and original docu
mems, of the most uDexceptionabIe au-
ilioTiiy, OIL each Of the several points in
volved III The controversy between the
government oftle United States and thai
OF his Catholic Majesty, were examined,
offering incontestibIe evidence of all The
rights hitherto sustained by the crown of
Spain, and refuliHg, with tile clearness Of
truths universally admitted, and by facts
and vouchers equally notorious and UNI
questionable, The reasoning and argu-
ments upon which your governBentfound
their claims.
IL was the earnest wish Of his Catholic
Majesty, that The whole dispute should
be adjusted by his Secretary Of State,
MIR. Pizsrro, and Mr.. Ewing, the Minis
ter PlenipOtentlary of this republic, aud
that they should proceed 10 iinal ar
rangemeHt Of all existing differences by
means OF detiniiive treaty, which should
combine, 30 the satisfaction of both 90
verumcnts, lie inviolable principles Of
general justice, with the equitable views
OF reciprocal convenience and utility.
His Majesty offered, on lis pari, 10 do ev-
cry thing that might be possible, or COM
patible with the rights ard dignity of his
Royal Crown, literally to satisfy the de-
sires expressed by tie United States.
But Jr. Efviug has declined scctNipg ia
| this adjustment, although the correspom-
dence between him and The Secretary oil
| State Was sill carried on with view 10
that result, at The departure OF tie mes.
senger. who vas despatched 90 ne, iron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02
Stock of Groceries at AUCTION.

STOCK ~ Groceries at AUCTION.
TINE Subscribers having determined to discontinue
a their grocery business, will sell at auction,
Monday, the Ith Of January neIt their entire stock
OF GROCERIES. consisting OF the following articles
Is hbls loaf sugar, different qualities
10 40. brown do.
Is do. Caruther's old reetifed whissey
do. common do.
do. N. e.
bhds. old Antigua
10. molasses
tons har iron, the best assortment
do. plough plates
20 kegs cut nails, assorted sizes
80 riXes prime soap
20 do mould caRdles
80 sacks Liverpool blown salt
casks cheese
Is kaf boxes 8 4 10 window glass
90 boxes china tea sets
large boxes do and coffee cups and sauceTs
IL Kegs Scotch aud maccahau snuff
10 denriobns old Madeira wine, of superior quality
10 do old Antigua ram
40 doz. bottles list quality Port wine
I pipe Holland gin
dining sets Liverpool china
And a general assortment of Crockery and Class
Uare-Spanish fo,ant indigo powder, shot, ginger
pepper, aispice, copperas, &c. &c.
TERMS-For ALI sums over : so and under 3 200, 90
days credt-over 200, 90 days, Tor negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed.
SHEPPARD, ROBINSON WORKMAN.
The sale will he conducted by Jioncnre, EOGits0R
PleaSdnfs, Ancti0neeTs.
". Is. We will rent oar STORE ROOM & CELLAR.
Possession TO given about the 18th Of January next
Dec2i 60. ids II. S. & w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

VINRUS StLE.-rh- subscribers in virtue If certain
Il deeds OF trust executed TO them by Robert Camp
bell for the security and decentralization OF Zacbariah
Brooks, wii the 2oth DEFY Of January eleven
O'Clock, ~ at the Of the Eagle Tavern In the
CITY OF Richmond. for sale by public auction
ready money, the following VALUABLE PROPERTY
One tract of LAND, lying and being in Tie county Of
jeffrrsun and of kentucky, the southeast side
OF the 0hio sixty miles below falls
tanning 100 acres-One other tract, containing
acres OF land, situate ing and being In the county of
Bourbon state Of Kentucky, the north side Of the
north fork of Kentucky rver.One other tact Of land
containing 1000 acres, lying IN the same comfy and
state. the north fork OF Kentucky Iiver.Aso eight
undivided twent, seventh paris of act Of I'll 900
land lying in tn county OF kenawha, the wa
ers of the Great and Little kenaw ha rves.-Also
other tract containing 557 Of land, in the same
county, about miles fiom the courthouse.-Aiso, one
other tract, containing So acres Of land in the same
county at the mouh OF Loop crsek including the salt
hvkaiso, one other tract containing six Of land
III the same Cnty ON the Small Gravel Island, at the
lower end OF carIois Island including the salt spring
on the said isiand.-Aiso, one ohci tract nianing
1915 acres the waters Of Bnestone in the comfy Of
land. IN the county of Randolph, the Roar
ing creek much Of the said lands may, he ne
cessary satisfy suudry negotiable notes and debts
and the ohjects Of The said trust mentioned 10 said
deeds ondt the aud charges attending The execution
d ''e '''o trust 4. a A. ' cShiaoRsr Trustees.
Dec. TO- bT..tds
p S. The titles To all the foregoing property rs mn
questionable and persons disposed 10 purchase are
in, ued to call Mr.. Campbell satisfy themselves
-, al Investigation Of the title papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

V'LORENCB COMMISSION HOUSE.-JacEeo0- ~
II KiHiey s Sonkhworfh, have warehouse vt FLO
at tie head Of navigation the Tennessee ryeT
ready fSr the reception Of AID such other ar
ces, domestic and foreign may consigned to
ikey Will purchase cotton and tobacco, and sell dry
goods and groceries, salt and provisions commission
for those who may favor them with their custom.
~ y. Salt is vety much wanted at present.
FIOIcnce, Dec. ~. 81 .Glfl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

6{nFrf DOLLARS REwARD.-R Runaway from The
SUBSCRIBERS, negro man named ARTHUR, about
the ist OF August last. Ariyr is abont feet or 10
inches, rather black, and very likely. u is presumed
maj ths negro at present lurking about Richmond or
manchester, or IN ITS vicinity he having been faised
wear Manchester in Chesterfield county, asd haS also
Deen iateiy seen as boailnan James river. We
ioIe"arn all owners or captains of vessels from en-
p'oting, or IN amy manner giving aid comfort to said
negro, under the penalties Of The Law. Arthur was late
y the property OF NJ. w. Gdes Of Manchester ofwhoin
he was purchased by the subscribers.
Dec IL. 6s..6t gOrT, BAKER g. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

NIOTICE.-AbscoBded the 18th inst. from tie posses
siop OF the subscriber. agent Tor the Roanoke Ma
vi8aton Company, a dark mulato fellow, aged about
z. years, named DENNIS Tie said negro was pur.
chased by the subscriber from a Mr.. Williams " no
bought him from Messrs. Brown Muuday who reside
W the county OF Essex, near Lloyds on KaPpabannock
river. IL is probable he may direct his course towards
ihat neghborhOod...A liberal reward will be paid fer
MS confinement in jail delivery 10 the subscriber
RICHARD c. ELLIS, Agent
for tie Roanoke Navigation Company,
Dec. 22. Sc az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

WANTEp on hire, for three years, on plantation
" ia healthy part Of the country twenty young aud
healthy NEGRO MEN; for whom liberal price will be
gwen, with satisfactory assurances Of the punctnaI pay
ment aud good treatment OF the slayes.-Aso n SiNGI
NAN to iake charge Of them. who is acquainted with
plantation business To such can bring satisfac-
tory testimony respecting tlei humanity aud good mo
az conduct, liberal wages will be gven.. Enquire Of
H. Rice at the Penientiary Store for further particu
lars. Dec. 10. 67ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

NoriCE-Ihe subscriber, as late sheri Chesterned
county, to whom the unadminstered estate Of Jo-
sepn Friend, deceased has been committed for admins
ttatlon by the county court Of Chesterfield with the i'll
oil the said Joseph annexed in pursuance OF the direction
contained in the said WILL will the 4th Monday in
january merit, at Halifax Courthouse IL being court
DAY, sell at public auction the highest bidder 1896 acres
OF LAND, commonly called Calders, lying IN the said
county. adjoining the lands Of col. william Terry absut
or miles from the court house-on eredi, Of one
Two aud three years, The purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, and trust deed the land Sc
care the psnctua payment of the purchase sloney The
land is OF good qualify and well rRibered but as IL is
presumed person will purchase without first viewing
tho land, more particular description deemed unne.
cessary. l.. BtRFO0T, for r. BRANCH
Late high sheriff of Ch'd, and admir- by order
OF Court of Joseph Friend, dec.
November 81. 5gtds
In consequence Of the death Of Thomas Brunch late
high sheriff OF the county Of Chesterfield whose hands
the estate of Joseph Friend, dec. committed by an
order NJ the said court FOR administration the sale of
the land aforementioned will be made by the suhscri.
her, ON the day Aforesaid present high sheriff said
county aud administrator order of county court
aforesaid, Of the said Joseph Friend
l.. BURFOOr, ID. for WV. CLARKE,
Present high sherifof ChcSfer6eta, and
0dRr'or 0) Joseph Friend, dee.
Oec ~ 20. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02
LYNCHDURG MARRIE

TUE subscribers having put their 3far6ie Af in ope.
Il ration. are prepared to execute with skill and dis
patch, orders for chimney inantes hearths, steps,
tombsiones, siiis &c. The mill is situated on the
bank of James river orders therefore Richmond
Petersburg aud Norfolk be filled al little expence
freight
This IL is believed is the first and only
OF the kind in Virginia and the citizens have now
aaopPortuniy Of Diminishing themselves with these
ini and ornamental articles Of ne qualify, the produc
ton Of heir own STALE the propretofs cannot hut in
P.S. A Qnarrier who come ell ecomni.n ded
will receive liberal wages. =
Samuel Christopher s Jordan Anthony.
Lynchburg, Sept. 2s. a2..ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

TUST PUBLISHED-Ahd for sale at this Office and
- al the bookstore ofw. II. Ftzw hyisonn, " Memoirs
offhe Socie'y 81 pigniaJo promoting agricuif
containing communications various subjects IA hus-
bandry and rural afiairs... Price, FIFTY Gents.
Dee. 6y n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

- URAL SHADLS-fOR SAIE....A valuable small
~ farm containing $50 by old survey situated
III Charles City county, "A miles from Richmond, in the
neIghborhood OF westoyer. The land lies WE'LL is pro-
dncive, aud admirably calculated for Improvement
The buildings consist Of dwelling house with rooms
and all convenient ont houses No situation in the lower
country is more healthy Immediate possession may he
had-apphcaon to be made to Mr.. WIN. Z. HILL, in
the vicinity, or to the subscribe. HENRY CURTIS.
Hanover, Nov. h. S.. (2Nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

EFARMEks' BANK OF VIRGINIA.. The annual
n meeting the Stockholders, for the election OF d.
rectoIs, wh beheld az the Bank on Wednesday the oh
Gay OF January next w. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
Deceniber /. 6g..(J)m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

e. WHEELER tenders his thanks 10 the pubic gene
Ne rally, aud his friends in particular for the liberal
encouragement received While member Of the house of
wheeler 1ichenOr, and informs them that he has re
commenced COACH-MAKING. mall its varioh, .Bcb-
es on The lot below adjoining the lot formerly occupied
by Wheeler TicheROrS. Wheeler f2tteTs hnlselfibat
from his long experience in Newark in addition to that
OF Richmond he will be enabled TO his work i'm
the neatest and strongest manners and pledges himself
that no attention shall he wanting his part give
general satisfaction such may favor with thei
patronage. He now has on hand few
and gigs, which be finished al short notice. and
trimmed IN style TO suit the purchaser.
November 20. 57..(2Nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

4 AND FOR SALE,-1 will sell on very reasonable
- terms, two tracts Of LAND IN The comfy Of Eliza
Detb W one adjoining the town of Hampton, called
the FdSfHTe. This land were IL situated above Rich
mono, would sen Tor : leo per acre. The uact con.
tans uezr 3JO acfes.-The other tract called Rryer
tfetd, IS about Eve miles from Hampton, il heavily
uInOeted, ard contains $50 acTet-Furhsr desc
IS deemed unnecessary as II is presumed one will
purchase Witbost viewing the lands. Terms nay be
thown by addsessng line 10 the subscriber ecled
to Wilmington, fluyanns. NILES CARY.
Dee ~. 20. .f2y4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

EGROES-Will be sold for cash, ut Lloj as, IA the
i county Of Essex, on the I2h Of JaHUdry HsJt, II
fair, II not the next fair day, 10 or 10 valuable sns
likely SLAVES, belonging to the estate Of Huscoe g.
Hunter, dec. JAMES HUNTER,
JOHN NJ. GARNErr.) AU"'is'
Dec. ~. a. folao-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

virtue OF deed OF trust executed 10 the suDscI-
- Der by Henry Godsey, To secure the payment of
sum OF money therein specined to be due jeremiah
Hobbs dated the 10th day OF March 1918, and record
co IN the county court Of ChestereidWi be sold,
Saf"rd0y, the 9th day Of January nert, at James
fioward's Tavern, ia the county aforesaid, at public
auction TO the highest bidder, for ready money eighty
acres of LAND being the land wherein the said Hen
~ Godsey al present resides, adjoining the lands
James Howard, Peter Porter and others OF so much
80 the said land as shall be sufficient pay the said
oeDt, interest and costs due 1t the day of sae.The
trustee viii convey such title only is IN him
ny the deed OF trust. l.. BURF00T, Trustee
Dec. TO-. "a ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

ETDuCArlON.-JAMEsA A. OSWALD will commence
~ his school for the ensuing year, the rst sonaay
IN January, IN Tanners Hail retired airy salu
srious situation. The vacations, usual, will consist
ofone month IN the summer, aud week Christ
mas. IerIasof tutir as heretofore; namely dfiytwo
quarterly Every pupil will he considered entered for
the year, except by special contrary in
which case an extra charge, per quarter, will be made
The branches of literature embraced In his school are
tue Greek, Latin and French languages the matiiea
ties the elements Of natural and philosophy eie
ments Of astronomy, geography, with the Of the
maps aud globes, English grammar, comPrebendiBg
genealogical syntactical parsiDg, transposon
tuation Tspicuy, figures Of speech, &c. &c. or
biography, reading, writing and arithmetic.
N. b. There Will be vacancy for pupils at the
commencement ofnextyear. For further information
apply AT Mr.. Robert M'Kims new brick buildings, 3
doors above the banks. Dec. n. Go ~ )3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

Commission House IN New Orleans.
4 HAVE opened a COMMISSION HOUSE IN New or
leans, where all orders and consignnenls directed
to me will meet with prompt md due attention.
Dec. ~. so. .gt' NELSON PArTFsON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

NEGROES AT AUCTIoN.--wiil be sold, for cash .
IN front Of the Uuisn Hotel, on Monday, tie an
OF 'IdnHary merit, at1I O'Clock, IL NEGROES-men,
women, hoJs and gifisniOst Of them young and likely
by order 0ffhe Proprietor,
BERON, slNToN co. Auctfs.
Dec. "a. 60 lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-02

Vafnabie Afils, &c. on TIE IIanmnks.
TJf virtue Of a deed Of trust from Martin and John
- Minis, TO Thomas Taylor and James Brown, jr.
nearing date the 7ti May lSlSwil be sold auction
on tue premises Oh Wednesday, the 9th Of 1erf month
December, 1881 flair il not the fair day. ali
The county OF King william, the Pamunky river as
Inc same Is described in plat thereof made by Parke
Street, aud annexed to deed conveying the from
Christopher Tompkins and Mary his wife, TO the said
Martin Minis and John Minis, bearing date the 9Th day
OF Decenber 1917 and of record in the Of King
Wliam county containing al acres, together with the
mills, mil pond, aud houses thereon and all and sigu
apperiahng, beng part of the lands aud premises
sold by The representatives of Il. Worhey Christopher
Tompkins, and Webster a. Wood and known BY the
name formerly vi wOrnIeys Mill and laiierly of the
King William Mills upon the following terms, viz
one-tbird of the purchase money TO be paid within
DAYS from the day OF sale; onethird within months.
aud the remaining third wthn Is mouths from such
day OF sale the payments TO he secured by negotiable
notes well endorsed and by decd OF the pr
perty sold. THOS. TAYLOR r,
}. Brown, jr. ! '
N. B. The title is believed to he good, but the trustees
will give warranty against themselves and all persons
claiming under them only. Nov.7.
IT Af tie request Of Hessrs. Martin and John
Minis, and NTH the consent OF all their creditors
present (ont The 9th Decebsr)fhe safe IF the ADORE
property Vas postponed until Wednesday, the 20th
-uhen, by consent OF all parties, the safe uiH De
dde, dgreea6ty 10 the terms contained in the adper
tfsement abope.-Ihe 20 acres Of land attached to
the mill, are equal in quality 10 any lands Vb-
giRia.
Gentlemen rishiag to such property, are res
pectfafty inVited 10 attend.
THOs. TAYLoR,} r,..,.