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Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14
@ AS the transporta-

tion of Passengers at the present reduced
rate Of fare, will not compensate for fair
charges against the Steamboat ATA-
.LANTA, it is found necessary either to
give up her running or return TO old
prices. The fare in future will be SO
cents.
December 7th, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14
For Sale,

TENHE HOUSE and LOT, 10 Eliza
u beth-Town, in the occupation of the
Widow of SILAS HALSEY, situate in
Jersey street, near the Elizabeth. Town
river. Payments made easy, and posses
sion delivered on the first of April next.
For particulars apply to
C. S. WINANs, or
GEO. C. BARBER.
Nov. 22d, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14
Notice.

A LII persons having demands against
IN the subscriber, are requested to pre-
sent them for settlement; and those in
debted, to make immediate payment.
THOMAS P. WALWORTH.
Eliz. Town. Dec. 6, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having removed from
Il his old stand, small distance up the
Morris Turnpike, still offers the remain
der Of bis
Stock in Trade,
at very moderate prices, for cash or short
credit.
He also hopes those who have unsettled
accounts with him will not fail to call soon
and settle them, and save trouble, as his
books must be settled.
MOSES CHANDLER
Eliz. Town, Sept. IA, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14
LUMBER.

LUMBER.
TSHE subscriber has just received, and
i offers for sale,
$500 White Pine Albany BOARDS.
1900 do. do. PLANK.
$500 feet inch Yellow Pine PLANK.
1000 Yellow Pine CARDS.
Also, quantity of Plaslering LATH
and yellow Pine JOIST.
G. S. WINANS.
Eliz, Town, Nov 10th, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14
POETRY.
1iHE TBAR OF FRiBNDSHlP.

THERE is an hour most loFeiys
intMs sad vale Of tears,
Where hope, alas can only
Dspel our rising fears
'Pis when from friends we're parting,
We heaye the heartfelt sigh
The tear unconscious starting
From the love besming eye.
Not pearly drop Of morning.
Nor ,lianond's ghttering light,
Nor stars, the sky adorning,
Shines so dsyiaely bright,
As does the Tec~ Drop falling,
That natise gem of Heay'n!
When sAed at friendships calling,
and tribute 10 her giT'n
In humble strains and lowly,
Sweet Friendship thee sing;
Thou art as pure and holy
As balmy breath of Spring
Yet still thou art deceiying
AS blush of orient morn,
For when our friends we're leaving,
We feel thy sharpest thorn.
But Hope, in voice consoling,
Does promise not in vain,
Whilst onward time is rolling,
That we shall meet again;
Then hush'd be every sorrow,
And calm'd De every fear,
Peace from reflection borrow,
And dry the glist'ning tear.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14


BOROUGH COMMON PLEAS.
ROBERT YOU'VE, Fl. Fa. de Bopi
as. ct terris.
THOMAS BoYLsroN.
|DY virtue of the above stated writ
ND me directed and delivered, have
levied on the Dwelling House aud Lot
Land whereon the defendant DOW lives
with all the privileges and appurtenanca
thereunto belonging. Also, Lot of Land
and buildings, occupied by the said de.
fendaOt as Pottery, at the Landing, with
all the machinery and conveniences ior
conducting the above bnsiness-which I
shall expose to sale at Public Vendue at
the house Of ErHRAlM CLARK, innkeepel
10 Elizabeth-Town, OH the lst day Of
September next, between the hours Of Il
and o'clock, afternoon.
OLIVER HUFFMAN, Sheriff
Eliz.Town, June 81, 1919.
The sale Of the above property is ad.
journed to Tuesday the 3oth of Novem.
ber, inst.
OLIVER huffman, Sheriff
Eliz. Town, Nov. g., 1919.
The sale of the above property is fur.
ther adjourned 10 Tuesday The l4th Of
December next, at the time and place
above named.
OLIVER huffman, Sheriff.
Nov. 80, 1879.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Chancery Of Nezv-Jersey,
GOPHER HATFIELD,
against Z; y.
EHIEL FRAzEE and KE-
zlAH his wife.

zlAH his wife.
Y virtue of the above stated writ Of
nd fieri facias to me directed and de
livered, have levied on the Dwelling
House and lots OF Land, situate 10 The
township Of Westfeid, county Of Essex,
and state of New-Jersey, bounded north
by lands Of Joseph Sayres, west by lands
Of Levi Hatfield, south by the road lead.
ing from Scotch Plains 10 Railway, and
east by lands Of John Ross, containing SIX
acres, be the same more or less-which |
shall expose to sale at the house Of LEVIN
RIVERS, innkeeper in Elizabeth ToVl
on the 18th day Of January next, between
the hours Of twelve and five O'Clock d
the afternoon.
JOSEPH T. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of Esssr COUNTY
November 18th, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEAS.
JOHN TooKER,
Us. Fl. Fa.


JOHN TooKER,
as. Fl. Fa.
AARON BRooKFrELD.
DY virtue of the above stated writ OIL
I'D Fieri Facias, to me directed and de.
livered, ] have levied on the Dwelling.
House, the Saw-Mill, and fifteen acres o.
land whereon the defendant lives, situate
in the township Of Railway also, levied
on one riding chair and harness, one SOL.
key, one horse, one COW, together with all
the personal property Of the defendant
AARON BRooKFIELD, which / shall ex'
pose to sale at Public Vendue, at the
house Of Ephraim Clark, Innkeeper 10
Elizabeth Town, Oh the third day Of Jam
uary next. between the hours Of twelve
and five o'clock. p. NJ.
NATHAN SQUIER, tate SHERIFF
October 29th, 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

~. BRADY-sadatcy and Harness Maker ,.s.
ne has Commenced the Saddiug md Harness Mski"s
bushtss ~ Az rs yarions branches IL he honsr s,ev
v1Vuptd ~ RcdiGid next door to the njon t,otr
wnele ne mas 2 general assorimcut Of sfDBIps rRf'
DLLo' aud HARNESS, on haHd-andi is stiH ircteasirg
his assortment, tc also hopes iiat country ,uetcInfs
or uso. he fsuers bhustif nom lds attention .,d
eApeence ~ Tue hns'ness 10 merit shsf .of The ,,ic
patronage and lie eau assure theiu aal his wort IA
mNie ~ as good materials shy IN the efty sue
e s Pc lts .ssl a'aaaff Feb. re- gl..w.f
~ OLtN fom tae snnsrrpet's stable ahonf ft,o --S
- ha.i miles below DE Double Bridges 10 l.,,rn
"sIf ev'ntf on ne ni9ht ~ tie 22d Narch is-,s
eaeshht sorrel HORSE. (HickeJj Eve years old -
rhiie srois npon his heat--A reward Of Twrsfy
iof said horse. and evidence 10 convict m.
tne' 40 Ten Notfafs for TIE horse only
Apfh &C. il2..ft HENRY FARMER.
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psmkiifs, In wli,i. lie was expert, and fix it in
a handle. whick he held in his hand. The
convict gave him IA impudent look. told him
ii I've would let him have a qaart of rum he
wond perform the work.--rhis being refused
he offered To do il for pint ct spirt-but the
keeper told him to begin immediately. lie
then peremptoriiy refused, swearing he would
no. obey him." You wont" said the keeper,
" then I'll find means TO make you do it, The
criminal at once placed his lett baud upon the
work bench, TOOK MP a Ratchet, aud chopped of
The ends Of his fingers with il. looked ~ the
Warden's face, aud called out" there now
you can't make mer
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One Hundred Dctlars Re,rnrd.

ANAWAf on the 22d OF December last from the
~ subscriber, living IN the upper end OF (ooch,anS
County, heai COLUMBIA, negro named JOHN
commonly called John Tdaner--of light compile yon
sohe~bat approaching that of dark mulatto about
~ years OF age; ny professions aanHer and shoe
about feet or Inches high, ston made and rather
!hcIned 70 ne tat has full round face his nose he
l"een his eyes is very fat has an engaging CONNIE
hSuce when spoken 70" aud answers questions adroitly
W ~ ~ esdnaoe le has procured free papers, and may
passage on board OF some vess for the northern states
VIII give the above reward IS taken without this state
ahu fYfg Dottdrs II within this state for securing him
~ any Jas, aud giving me notice thereof so that gel
"',n s"aia' eco; W. M'LEIN.
IFO %
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Valuable Properfy for Sale.

VIE SUBSCRIBER proposes to sell the TRACT of
u ylhg IN 'he county of Buckingham, which
ne Resides two miles rom New Canton and James
Ver and in the neicboorhoed
NILS containing about COO acres Of which 900 are in
woods, he general character which is good tobacco
lanh bile The open land produces COED crops of grain
ana White clover. This land intersected nv creek
winch has on Borders CO acres of very fertile
la ground. The irpropen sns are extensive and yar
Gus, calcsted for te accommodation of large family
aHutne secnrement OF la'se crops. This properly will
be suid privately for which third of the purchase
inoneI vii! be required the delivery of possession
ana me remainder ~ two equal annual payments.
ADJOINING nc above s tract of2i6 acres-the wood
land Of which viii produce fine tobacco. Tue improve
nrns are olerabie Cling house. other Houses and
gonu ofchttGs. SMITH PAYNE.
March 90 ,dsg,f
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Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Lon.
don.

" February 10th, 1919.
Yon musthave heard of the great success
ofPayne's tragedy ofBrutus at Drury Lane
have no doubt of its being the only thing that
has kept the house open This SEASON, as through
bad management that theatre is rapidly
declining.
went to see Brutus the last night il was
Played: which was the forty first successive
performance, with the intcrmission ola fort
night when Kean was out of town. The house
was crowded, and It would in all piohasility
have rnn many more nights. Brutus is Que of
kean most successful characters"
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MgTEORoJocIcAr 20

y 'Iay, E'q. ktglsteT OF The Ldna once At ON.
c"Hu, reports Tor February, 1870
Nean temperature for the month So ST.
iii+hest do. ~. on the 23d day
Least do. 90 2zd day
o"aenla, IN lat. 81 dec. 10 min. North
Lon ~ deg. IS min. West Of the Can't
toll.
18th when It was slightly checked The white Sros,
we exc and 2sd did no moty to the peach agd pcar
uees' men ~ blossom The oppie tees now f2stbJ
pegh 70 bio'som the PEACHES are formed greea
peas NJ iot Tue table IN few days IL the beginnnp
o' .ne month the asparagus apr ared on the table il
nuW aOouhos Theforest trees an putting ont their
buds SossgJras m bloom. The sycln,ore SySI,, au,
DeeNe"t6nF Lt"n.l has snail leaves. The Piano
l5cfT cgmptaTis LiUn.J has already lost its 6owers
nc WHO geese. (liHse, Ca0dde1sis) have passed..
Swaows' H'rHHdo) Of three kinds, arrive in great
ne Heanbnat Monroe, the FIRST which anchored on
our banks arrived the 9th Of March IN six de-
hdi nom New orleans. She eau IeuIn in fAree
aays. " " The best and safest navigation IN the
w. r., JOSIAH MEIGS.
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CIORinI1S sprnr

On re third day of March about 500 men
from tue towns OF Murray, Gaines, Barre,
Ridgeway, aud Shelby emcompassed about
$50 square miles, OIL three sides, LAX Ontario
being on the north, who marched towards a
given point in tbs ccutre--driving bears,
wolves, aud deer. When the party arrived II
the centre, they had enclosed and surrounded
one iahbii, al which more Than 2J0 muskets
and rifles were discharged, but without effect.
The rabbit made its escape. lRep Adr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

ettOPtRTY FOR SALE.-Tbe subscriber wishes 10
n n'spoSe OF his property lying in the county Of
P"wis,Nn on the waters ofFghiing creek This tract
Oh LlHb contains Snl acres-One third of which is
beaniy tuibered. and prime tobacco land. what is
cGafeu is generally fresh and in an improved state
ce"a'suoh. u Is situated ~ miies from Richmond,
from the courthouse, and II from Apponatt.,x river -
ihS isIn possesses numerous advantages to one who
WISHES 10 hoid landed property. The hands and stock
o. every kind would he sold with the land, provided
'he leiins couidb agreed on. GEO. MARKHAM.
<. aa~
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rug LAST SUPPER.

M fAte i<oNdou f>6peT, feceife0 az RE once Of
the ". York Commercial advertiser.
rue LAST SUPPER
Al PAINTED NJ LEONARDO u, vtNci.
IT'S he-that arsadfui coufict Of the .oui
Bespeaks the Man of S"rrew"-on his brow
The deep detection OF his heart is stanp'a--
We see the troubled spirit, and tn him,
TIL 0mn:scient, is the aggravated wee,
The daiiy death, forehnoniedce has assiga'd.
No dark mysterious uttcrine-no veil
Opscur'd tue dire prediciioi--thtn he Spake
without a parable, distinct and clear.
And thus tue worlds RgpEKMIR testified
one whom called and trusted shall betTay."
Oh ! IN The :" many sorrows" lie endured
la CRIES acquaintance. and Of Man inispriz'd,
no deeper anguish ever wrung his breast
Than this disEonoTing treachery most foul.
Ne! not that after travail Of his SOUL
When from hi. brow The bIood,. drops that ran
PROCLAIMED tue strife was humaa--whea from Hea
Commissioned. Angels strengthened and upheld
when, pondering on his voluntary task,
He for a moment shudaer'd aud recoil'd
And prayed in agony .the cup might pass"
No not the bitter Insults Malice'heap'd,
the mockefy, the scousge. the thorned crown,
The foui tnspersion, and the tauntug gibe,
No' yetwh nailed to that =" accused uee,"
aud pam extorted accents OF despair
Nor all could wound like that dark Traitors Hiss.
AND II may cause blush for human pride,
tear Tor human weakn mess, TO reflect.
NOT one among these few bclov'd and chosen,
vi those who here surround their troubled Lord,
AND pledge their faith, aye even unto death
VI then, whose fcatorc. asoaiz'd. whose hands
Anu wiih impatient earuestness demand,
=, Lord is,t ." not one alas was found
~ pef'Ps hour his Master TO console
Then fai'd their ,aunf.d constaucy-tley fed -
Yet hcd they not for ever nor tursovk
Ihe charge entrusted /; suilrrngs we'll aton'd
lhis saa defecttnD-their's the Martyrs Crown
Ana Their blood seaFd The sacred truths they tat
Ana well, Lsoaardo. hast skiifui hand
Ib'hr own sublime conceptions Teaz'dl
we seenl spectators of this awful scene,
Anu ieei our iaitb, our piet. reDew'd -
Zen ne, perhaps, to whom the sacred page
10 ieast iauniiiar--who but feeoly knows
Inc work OF his redeuiption-here may see
One mighty effort OF that generous breast
which BLEED, ana agoniz'd aud died" Tor him -
lN"r deem The thought too fanc,fnl) cen he
May fee' the simple eloqnence that speaks
~ every troubled lineament he views
Whose heart the pulpit has assaii'd in vain.
There is moral two in that dark brew
Mhich shews the aposti te JUDAS the disdain
ms I'M may wear, aud the contempt his eye.
Snoh saaii those lips with curses imprecate
MS own destruction, and those eyes shall loathe
Inc wages OF his soul" the price of blood 90
is there face indeed but rightly read
Cnnve,sa lesson 10 the plous mind
Nhor'er thou art, not nnimprov'd deuart:
feast not TIE eye of taste alone. nor point
Tue hnger of the Connoisseui, and then
iorEet thou art n Christian know twas here
The holy Eucharist vas arsi ordan'd.
ASK no feeling of idolairy -
Remember him who died-who lives for thee
RI, Eli, SC. is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

kNok LEASE, for term ~ wears iTop, lie Ia of
n May next, those valuable MERCHANT MILLS cali
GO me Mayo hiu,"-They are situated opposite to
,De ctyo Richmond, on tie bank of James river from
which they arc most ahinidanty snppiied win vat.
az AT seasons of the year. The situation ofthese mills
consider superior TO any szw. The facility OF
transporting BY water the beat crops which gov above
Ahd below the ias, to the g doors together with the
opportunity Of purchasing the wheat hic IL bro' nv
and from the south eide Of the river ensure to ann
Capitalist disposed To embark in the manufacturing r
Hour all the advantages IN pout OF grain and e,iiins
power which eau be desired. Vessels drawing fen Ccs
~ wafer can ay 1.-THE wharf about tive bundled vafs,
i1on me mills from which The -four is shipped TO To-
Isisn haIse Ihese mi'la have hitherto been la the
occupancy Of MessTs Myera. Marx 4 Co.--ifprefrrr,d
Vonid dispose cfthe above mills on terms advants
ttos 70 me purchaseTrbefe are many mill dies a.
acned u thein, win water auncient to sunniy ali ~.
hacninefy when may be erected thereon
Shbrid mot meet with purchaser al This vat,ahfa
properly before lee hrst IF Nay next, shall then be
70 ease, i't iern ~ yefrs, the mill sites with
any gHf"tityo OF water that may be required
~ INC hdNors Of ne BaHimore i1,e,.jrg,, o1d
EhNgdftphtd Dc7ocTofif Prcss srfH 7lcgse fof7t
,He gbooe @d0fT<ss1sk for tcO gcsekS IN mai, rec
peeftVs paPeTs, mt Iorwayd their bliks 10 H. r. A.
Shift
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twenty DOLLARS RfwaRfI.- ,g,,s-., -
the subgcfher living ~ BEDFORD c,nafg 90 he ,s
Dec negro maR namtd NgD-DaIE conple,i.,n
slont gads, ap9ut6 feet 1irb HIS yes, iager fos,b
geo - Feate-His clothing consists Of af man, COZ
tos' bise broafc'oih frock coat bisr bon,e.ogr
gf-ft coat.-I recently purchased him Of Ar ~ y, y,
"a Wiliamsnrrg, and am convinced il h his rf~ntir
TO fstara. siil give the shove reward and All 70.
sonsr exPrnces, u delivered - my pianssliop ses,
Lynchburf. PaIRaCE = ntfn'Ios.
Bedfors county, Feb. 70. ss..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

N/M } COLE ~ Co.-Arthe sign of the Golden
w hnvit, have received by the Virginia aud Tobac.
hkROWARE x CuTLERY-amone which are locks
hinges files, trace chains hoes saws planes chisses
ah's vses heck irons, guns, pistols knives aud fork
pea ana ppehet AnlNes scissors razcrs, scshe blades
reap hooks, &c. sc. &c.-wheh they are disposed to
sen on reasonable terms at wholesale ana retail
ADrtI 80 -.
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AMERICAN ANTIoUITIFs

ZANEviLLE Ohio March 30.-We have seen
an article in the" Cleveland Register" which
stated that mound OF considerable dimensions
on the west side of the Cuyahoga river, had
been opened and number of silver breaches
fonnd within the body oft, which were muck
cotroded by rust. The writer of The article
proves that the mound was depository of the
dead. by the remains Of human boaes which
were found, he also proves il TO be OF great an
tquity, by apart fthe homes being IN state Of
ans, whenfound, the apparently sound parts
presently becoming so, upon exposure to air
The same paragraph affirms that an eartien
pot. capable OF holding three gallons, has been
recently washed by the Miami river from A
mound originally on its bank, which was $50
feet in diameter at its basis and 100 feet high
FROM these and many other similar discoye-
ries. tie writer believes (aud we think with
GOOD reason) that tins country was once inha-
bited by q race ut people, al least, partially
civilized: ant that this race have been exter.
minated by the torefathers oft!le present and
late tribes of Indians in this country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

tfLLlS & ALLAN-iIaye i'm ported, and are. no,s -
ceiying, London superfne cloths aud css,i,neres
OF superior qnality cords aud coIored uankecns |;
outings; cotton bed ticking furniture chintz ana
PRINTS checked and striped ginghams null hook ana
ya.ohe, mhsihs ladieG' and gentmen's hosiery gen
eheh PUCK and tanned leather gloves colorado nd
irce" rooe dresses; cotton and thread cambrics
sao ana cotton checks; patent steam loom sbirting
nehs and sheetngs best German oznahurgs and
sen ans droghedras bolisd paint OIL in Jars Of sa
ions each white lead and Spanish brown in kegs &
o! IONS English bar iron wrought nails Of all sizes
VIVID general assortment ofBARDWARE-AII which
sonabe terms. April no. IN VI III 'e"'
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-o,-,c, PsUHentiary, an mo. 18Th, 1915,
Clerks Of superior courts of Law will
p'ease take notice. that unless they transmit CO.
pies OF the records ofths trial and conviction of cr
has h.btence0 TO imprisonment in this institution az
lnoe convicted subsequent to this notice as ali
DUCTS eehencedtO imprisonment since the passage of
Tue sct 81 Assembly requiring them 10 DO so shall
move we general court for judgment against dein.
quens W conformity 10 said act.
APTb iCs IlI..U SAMUEL =. pARgoNs
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NoCk STOCK FOR SALE.-From so to 100 Shsres
- IN the Richmond Dock, may be bought on
terms more advantageous to the purchaser than in all
probability they can ever be bought again. consider
able amount would be taken in good pine plank and
scanng, suitable for building and the proportion to
De pa'd IN moRey, will, IL required, be divided into
b"Adty light payments The Whole whereof may be
wanting IN less than eighteen months. There cannot
be ionhi but this stock vail he highly profitable and
purchaser of the shares offered will most likely
oId% AN interest from them in sheTt time the
Dock is fast advancing to its com ie,iou Apply TO
ApTil2. l07..u Holm nosliER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

Ch,p, Stra'c, and Legho,n Bonnets.
4 HAVE this day opened at my store on u street. a
large assortment Of Chip, Straw, and Leghorn BON
NEIS-Nets, Cnrs, Caps, Capes aud coilarets Of m,
,asnions, just from New York and philadelphia
ana large assortment of mILLINERY-ybich will he
usposen DION reasonable terms. Country Merchants
are invited to call and examine the same.
hPth ". iOs..St MARY SOUTHGsrR
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MARsHALs SALE.-UndeT decree Of lie sopeTIoT
Iva court otchancery for The Richmond district mn
n"uneeo ~ ean'e therein depending between John
Sno ane DaFd hoyster, ex'OTs ofThOnas hatcher dec
pialntis ana John GperTsnt, admir- Of John Gneyrsn
~ aec. who was Surviving exor Of John Johnson dec
rhp Johason. aud others, defendanswill he sgid 10
me hlgbsst bidder yrbc auction for ready money
ontne premises, on JNeSd0y ne 2OM a0v Of sftyii
nfu, The tact Of LAND on which the late Mai Cideou
ha,cbef wed, nov ia the possession ofBenamiu cocke
". Ding ~ the csnBiy Of Goochisnd on the Thfre
Sotshea Road snd adjoining The lands of the aid Ben
Socke, - hezeki9h Pufyear and Others or SO much
Thereof as may he necessary 10 sse the sum specigeS
10 w, ss.d eeeiee together With tie iHiefest aecruing
thefeoD, and the costs and charges ofsale.
March 90 80 y; ,o " y; D.
~ ne o1ooe soie Is pedpoDcd unfH IYEDVng
~ ,Ihe ~ inst. NjrtG. Ios.. tbs
- iCH1OND ACADENY Sir i. jTooa baV,ng
sneassH inthe snrvey oftc STATE OF Virginia leaves
'ais iNsbt"nou under The care OF g.. tgRR efT WHO
WI ~ iniriT teach the uafheinat cs n aafion 10 me-
o'nti branches Of education which he has roreof.,re
,tsnytt nc a'so informs bis friends aad the public
nav ~ has enrinyed young gentleman ~ esgnnsr
sepoiimehi, and well quadrf) to teach fhe Laia lan.
aNH.e 90 the Piesent....riis affanpefnenf win he
Cyhn'lre hnti Creek anf iftlD tfsckcr 81 the 0tu
character 'hs abilities esB se prccp.es.
Apiii ~ 1904
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THE ORIGIN OF PAPER MONEY

The invention Of Paper Money is mocI, c,,,o
ancient than the establishment Of The oatliest
banks. The bank ofSt George, of Gene, lie
most ancient we Know WAS founded i'm loz .
b"t before the end of The thirteenth centnrt
hoDlhI grandson OF Genghs. the Tartar
c1nquer5r introduced pdper money INFO Ci;
ma, aud his example WAS at once followed nv
bis cousin. kaiaatOn, The sHitan Of Persia .
both were obliged to abolish IL on account of
the great disorders IL produced in their eN len.
stse donIinioHs.
Since tbs epoch the Chinese government,
has again established Paper money, and in
Russia hsy can gov show a" Chinese assio.
nat
III lutkcy also. the collectors Of certain
Faxes aeiirre rfcric's 20 those who pay them,
and tksse papers have the currency of n,ouev
itis fst pretended that paper money was
hfsi secuted i'y the Hongos on the contra
-, rs invention "as every where az easy as
ats nIs was obvious, and particularly attrac-