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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

LaWs Ofthe United States.
RESOLUTION declaring the admission oft
State of Alabama into the Union.
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.

Whereas, in pursuance of an act OF
Congress, passed on the second day OF
March, one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen, entIlled "An act to enable
the people Of the Alabama Territory to
form constitution and state govern
ment, and for the admission of such state
into the Union on an equal footing with
tbs original states," the people of the
So territory did, on the second day Of
August, in the present year, by Con-
vention called for that purpose, form for
themselves constitution and state
government, which constitution and state
government, so formed, is republican,
and in conformity to the principles of
the articles of compact between the
original states and the people and states
in the territory northwest of the river
Ohio, passed on the thirteenth day of Ju-
Jy, one thousand seven hundred and
eighty-seven, SO far as the same have
been extended to the said territory by
the articles of agreement between the
United States and the state of Georgia
RESOLVED by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled,
That the state of Alabama shall be one,
and is hereby dec Jared to be one, of the
United States of America, and admitted
into the Union, on an equal footing with
the original states, in all respects what
ever.
Dec. IA, .lsIe.-Approved,
JAMES MONROE,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

he value Of lis 2 ilessd and con-
rated seet.ya sc day and very
hour mere So AZ "a. r. st4tc AL
torn ~, !, advances, bari ha5Su, with
their agriculture, manufactures, civiliza-
ton, and general improvement. 1t
grows with their growth, and strength
els with their strength.Y
This liberality is indeed honorable to
the Legislation of a free people, who
knew that, to continue fri they must
be instructed, informed, and heightened:
ii is a magnificent and trul parental IL
berality,to which no parallel, an be found
in the history ofhuman sociev.
.fn8wer to the Third o. ton.
TENURE.
The tenure is strictly alledial; not
stipendiary; not fedal. My limits for
bid full description of the v st differ
ence between allodial and fedsl tenure.
An accurate and elegant, though con-
densed view of the subject, maybe found
in Blackstone, Book II. Chap. d, s, sec.
Poatohhidon, the historian of Norway,
observes, that sim the Northern lam
guages, O D II Signifies hrotrietaa,
(property,) and A L L totum, (the
whole.") The a odh is therefore, the
whole, entire, and bsolute property. 1t
is not nee essary to say that allodial ten
ure is, in its nat, re and tendency, and
effects, eminently beneficial to the in
dividual, to his fan billy, and to his coun-
try The fruit of his labor is his own ;
he can ALLEVIATE his allodium-he can di-
vide it, or exchan sc, or mortgage it, or
devise it by his las i will. A feudatory
has no such power over his feud. The
allodial tenant is not subject to the vex-
atoms of aids, reliefs, primer seisins,
wardship, maritaglun, fines for aliena-
ton, nor escheat in word, he is not
" A wretched robbcr with his feudal codes
After struggle for centuries, Eng
land has been able, in great measure
to free herself from the shackles of the
'eedai System, imposed on her by
w liam of Normandy, the Conqueror
ue late revolutions and agitations O
France have produced the same happ,
effect in that fine country; and the Other
s,ations Of Europe will certainly follow
the example now set before them.
The Patent given by the United States
is of higher character than Deed o
conveyance from one citizen to another
A Deed is of no validity unless attend
ed with the legal formalities. A Paten
passes directly from the Sovereign pow
er.
That the United States have fairel
and better moral right to their territor,
than any other nation now existing, may
be easily proved.
Every landholder in the United State:
should be instructed duly to estimate the
highly precious qualities of his teBBHNgo
i iIhf5s IT'S Is, TO have ho place of abode OF
rest.
]. MEIGS.
General Land Office, Nor. 4.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

1l4ms Of oribtion--FaREE DoILAns per
annum, Payable IN Advance.
advertisements not exceeding square, ONE
To1l.4I, for the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
yertisements in the same proportion. A de-
ducton of Is per cent from the above price
will be made OH advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
parted by the cash.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01


Mississippi stock, lsee state.
ment @
Postage, dividends on bank
stock, and other incidental re-
ceipts, (see statement b
1t is ascertained that the G
of duties on Merchandise
which have accrued durin
first quarters of the prese
cceds Sl8,ooo,ooo.
And the sales of public l
the same period, have exec
900 dollars.
The payment into the 7
ring the three first quarters
are estimated to amount to
Sl69,594 OF, in Treasury
55O,6O7 II.
Customs
Public lands Exclusive of
Mississippi stock
Arrears of internal duties
Arrears of direct tax
First instalmcnt pay able by
the United States Bank
First dividend Oh the United
States shares in the United
States Bank
Incidental receipts
Repayments
And the payments into the
Treasury during the fourth
quarter of the year, from the
same sources arc estimated at
Making the whole amount es-
timated to be received into
the Treasury during the year
1919. Exclusive of 100, 1914 OF
in Treasury Notes.,
Which, added to the balance
in the Treasury on the first day
of January last, Exclusive of
32,155 81 in Treasury notes.
amounting to
Makes the amount of
| The application of this
year 1919, is estimated as
To the 30th Sept. the pay
ments, Exclusive of $751;
16l 70 in Treasury Notes,
which have been drawn from
the Treasury and cancelled)
have amounted to
Civil, Diplomatic, and Mis-
cellaneous expenses
| Military service, including
the arrearage
| Naval service including the
permanent appropriation for
the gradual increase of the Ma
Wy,
Public debt, exclusive of
| SS1,161 70 in Treasury Notes
| above mentioned,
| During the fourth quarter II
| is estimated that the payments,
exclusive of S120,5S7 79 III
Treasury notes, which will be
drawn from the Treasury and
cancelled, will amount to
| Civil, Diplomatic, and Mis-
cellaiHIlee2flys Service viH
Naval service
Public debt to the Ist of
January 1890, exclusive of
| S12o,587 ~ in Treasury notes
above mentioned,
Making the aggregate a.
mount, exclusive of 201, 749 SO,
IN Treasury notes drawn from
the Treasury and cancelled, Of
And leaving on the list Of
January, 1890, a balance in the
Treasury, estimated at
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
Making the amount of

MaklnS INC MilOunL OF
Which sum agrees with the
amount stated in the last Annu-
al Report, as unrcdemed on the
list of October, 1918, excepting
the sum of S1,885 10, which
was then short estimated, and
which has since been corrected
by actual settlement.
On the LIST day of January,
there was added to the amount,
for Treasury notes brought into
the Treasury and cancelled,
and for which the following
stock was issued:
In 6 per cent. stock,
In 7 per cent. stock,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
.Answer 10 the First Question.
SECTION.

A Township is square whose sides
Mimited by true meridians and parallels
70 the equator) are each six miles in
length: its area, therefore, is thirty six
square miles, or sections, each of which
contains six hundred and forty acres,
WQ' each township contains twenty three
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
NATIONAL LANDS.

We have been favored with the fol-
lowing interesting article, descriptive
and explanatory of the admirable sys-
tenn adopted by the government for the
national domain, by the scientific and
tebGant ssssAtss3 81 S NhP d5 S The a6 Hce
to whose pen our readers and the public
are frequently indebted for useful obser-
vations on the climate, soil, and products
of our country, and on subjects connect
ed with literature and science.
Nat. Intel.
A citizen of high responsibility has
communicated to me the following:
"There are some points relative to
the Public Land system, which, / be-
lieve, are not so clearly and generally
understood as they should be. Permit
me to ask
j" LIST. What is the section of town.
ship?
Though this is familiar to persons
n the Land Office, doubt whether it is
distinctly understood by many who read
newspapers.
SQs 10 tilC encouragement lOI
Schools and Colleges in the locations Of
public lands! The answer would, l
trust, be honorable to the government
of the country, and very interesting to
the friends of science.
esd. What is the tenure Of lands
granted by the United States The al.
Iodial character of the landholder ac-
cords with the free spirit of our political
institutions, but perhaps this distinguish
ing advantage has not attracted the at
tention many in the community. Its
an advantage which might be more
highly estimated, if viewed in contrast
with the abuses and expressions suffered
by European tenantry, The land sys-
tenn of the United States is novelty of
such practical excellence, that l wish it
to be made known distinctly, and in such
manner as to leave no question Of
fact"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
ID. OfMc Public Debt.

Il. CD zNc PN5Hc De6t.
The funded debt which was contract
ed before the year 1912, and which was
unredeemed on the first day of October,
1878, Gas appears by statement ~
amounted to
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
Making

Making
From which deduct louisa
ma E per cent. stock reimbursed
Oh the 21st of Oct. 1918,
And deferred stock reim-
bursed between the 1st of Oct.
1918, and the LIST of Jan. 1919,
Making the Public Debt,
which was unredeemed on the
first Jan. 1919, las appears by
statement z, amount to
From the 1st of Jan, to the
Both Sept. inclusive, there was
by funding Treasury notes, and
issuing three per cent. stock
for interest on old registered
debt, added to the public debt,
as appears by statement 3, the
amount of
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

And that contracted mbse-
quently to the first day of Jan.
1912, and unedeemcd on the
first of Oct. 1918, as appears
by the same statement, amount
ed to
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
263,926 OF
| statement b

statement b 265,926 OF
Public lands exclusive of the
Mississippi stock, lsee state.
Imept C) 2,464,52 90
Postage, dividends on bank
stock, and other incidental re-
ceipts, (see statement b 5oo,348 90
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

24,331,013 10
1,446,371 %
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

From which deduct the a.
mount of Stock purchased du-
ring that period Gas appears by
statement A. 7l1,o57
And the estimated REIN.
bursement of deferred stock, 245,927 6
955,785 q
Making on the LIST of Oct.
1919, Gas appears by statement
81 the sum of 91,728,527 S
Since the 30th Sept. there
has been redeemed or proyi-
sionmade for the redemption of
81 per cent. of the Louisiana
stock unpaid on the first of Oct.
1919, amounting to 2,60l,817
And there will be reimburs-
ed of the principal of the de-
terred 3 per cent. stock, ON the
LIST Jan. 1890, 500
2,843,823 8
Leaving the public debt UNI
redeemed on the 1st Jan, 1920.
BY estimate, Seo,eo5, 2o5 c
itle Treasury notes in circu-
by asaJcmenf ,, ii 1s1, 1921 {
-
The whole of the awards
made by the commissioners APP
pointed under the several acts
of Congress for indemnifying
certain claimants of public
lands Gas appears by statement
g. amounts to 4,2S2,1sl
Ofwhich there has been re-
ceiyed at the Office of the
Commissioner of the General
Land Office, Gas appears by
statement CO the sum of 2,372,574
Leaving outstanding at the
dates of the several returns
from the Land Districts, S1,9o9,576 [
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

100000 90
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

18,192,387 4s
2,544,612 81
7,665,961 70
3,527,64o 40
4,454,172 II
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

From which deduct the a.
mount of Stock purchased du-
ring that period Gas appears by
statement 4,
And the estimated REIN.
bursement of deferred stock,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

25,827,384 33
sum for the
viz.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

22,6s4,SR 81
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

4,2S2,1sl 1g
2,372,574 81
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

175,000
59,075 43
85,462 90
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

1t is ascertained that the gross amount
of duties on Merchandise and tonnage,
which have accrued during the three
first quarters of the present year, ex-
cceds Sl8,ooo,ooo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09
COLUMBES-ELEPH1NT.

TIE ONLY MALE IN AMERICA
Yearly nine feet high, VfiChs bcfreeR 5000 ibJ
WILL BE EXHIBITED In ~ steet, by the e, ankiin
W Hotel, nearly opposite the Theatre, FOR FIVE
ia rs, commencing this day, (Uec. So
ihe male appears much IiDfe formidable and ma
Jesic than the female, with large tusks beleved
ny ali who have seen this ANNUAL, that be lie ibe most
eseacious and Geciie beast ever known, either in Eu
rope or AnitTca.-He dances to music balancing ON
either two VI hs feet changing from side 10 side vary
ing MS steps, correctly measuring time, Leening 10
enter fnliy into the merits OF music draws the cork
from bottle drinks, and returns the batte and cork
To It's keeper places bi, keeper upon bis BAG h. and
eitheT re places or shakes him of kneels lies dow
uses, bows foafS aud whistles al rrausst gI mace
lady and gentleman bis PToboscis carry them about
the ROOM aud safely replace them answers to the call
OF bi, keeeers,&c.
NJ b. The public ave assured that from the docility
OF The animal, aud attention of the keepet every an
prehenun OF danger Is prrriuded. To prove The doc
ity, ne Keeper nil put his head tn he Esea,hanfs
mouth !...As this Is the only male In America and
perhaps the last visit TO this place The public bad bet
ieI sys themselves OF The present Opportunity Of see
ALso-THE JIGUdR
The JhGUAR 10 the most formidable animal Of the
new continent; rather larger than Panther With rath.
eT bright tawny color. The top Of the hack IS
Married with ioag stripes Of black The sides beautifully
vareeaeS irregular oblong spots open In the sidde
with dots The tail not long as that Of the Ounce
anJ itTeguSrlJ marked With large black spots. rbe
breast striped rs the Royal Tiger ~ Asia.
II Hours OF exhibition, from O'clock 4. NJ. until
~ m.'.''''Admtanee, sTi cents. Children as cts.
Otc - If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09
Dissoiatiom of PdrfnersL;p.

@@e"""t"ttOft
THE partnership OF RErH, SHEPHERD & CO.
expire on The inst according the articles Of
coparinery; aud for the purpose OF closing the sad
concern ne shall sell to the highest bidder At Deem
Kun Coa rus IN the county of HenTco on the lsfh
ihsta, an the PROPERTY belonging to The said con.
ee,n (ai thai place. consisting often valuable NEGRO
mGN ara Bof--anong the men 10 a FIRST rate black.
anu io"en carpenter all the rest are Hrstr
coi'iers-About thirty large, well broke Young Mules
,onI very good work Horses; i've six Wagon. and
Seaf az The Tools. Machines &c. attached TO the Coal
III establishment; about coo bbi.. Of Corn large
C.op VI fodcer Oats. &c. two ynke of Oxen and OK
SaI. very eosd stock OF cattle aud Hogs all the
mly use. " ~
cieoit OF eight months will be given for all sum.
over MY dollars upon the purchasers executing their
hses with approved endorsers, negotiable aud payable
al either ofthe Virginia Baak, under fifty dollars
cash VIII he required.-rhe sale win he continued rom
Gay TO day until completed.
nETH, SHEPPARD & CO.
OeC. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09
Lnud ny,iN!7orf, far NoIe


Dry virus Of the las, will aud Testament 81 John
- Graham, deceased, I. as executor 30 The said
last will and testament sSsi upon tie ith day otJosx.
oryne, f Er, oiherwisen The TAI, day, sell upo
the premises the highest bidder Al public auction
l,t The tesStors farm at stestha situate upon Ja
River IN the county VI Heirico about miles above
the CITY Of Richmsnd, aud containing 10y eoliuiatun
700 ACRES ofLAND, he the came more or iess. PART
OF the l2hd 10 low grounds, and the residue
y Of good qualify. Tiers Is large and very convent
ent dwelling hoase. and other buildings for all the
purposes Of extensive farln. There has crop
Of small grain this fail. and lhe farm IN very
good order and it {or cropping I'd Fifty
r...ss slaves. among whom valuable trades
me. ID. All the trstator's personal estate upon the
said far consisting of mules horses, Cats aud hogs
carts. Wagons. implements Of busbandry. and car
penles aud hlacksnitbs tools ;cor, fodder OATS
aud hay, with many other articles too tedious TO
ten.
The terms Of SALE for the slaves personal estate
VIII he cash and credit Of years for the
land, the purchaser to give bond anc security, with
deco al Iu't upon the land, TO secure the payment
the purchase mouey.
The sale will Commence upHn ihe premises, and will
contSiue from day TO day un,iihe whole is sold or.
WALLER bun,
Executor Of J0an Graham, deed.
Nov "a. 5J,.tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09
Gre0f ISnIe OF NeorocS

DY virtue OF deed sfrnst exeeutsd to the subsctI
ID bers ~ WV. Mitchei,to secuTe to Charles John.
son the payment of certain debts, therein mentioned
We shall proceed u sell 10 the highest bidder fr cash
the frst day Of Jd1aaYy ts7i at the huts Of the
worbnsn, on the turnpike, mile from Lsuchbure
nhOut eighty Ave negToes-of this number there are
about seventy fellows Of the likelisst aud ost vaina
BILE detcrptes, and amosg them is an excellent brick
layer blsckmitbs. and heur barrel coopeTs the resi-.
due, are likely women aud children.
Persons Opposed TO nyest their money In this Kind
ofpropctty earnestly iHved 60 attend for u 10 con
6deHuy heIies ed that valuable parcel ~ negroes
was beJore offered for sale In Virginia The
inuncons wfcb prevented the subscribers from sell
ing at the time formerly advertised having been regular
Iy dissolved noShiag prevent tbtt which IL now an
pointed nped there be the least doubt about the
title to tbe SLAVES sold. EDWARD wars
Nov. ~. 81 III. BERRY 6. ~ NGHoRN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09
FOR SAIE-

E'bhT Valuabieestsle upou Jamesriver in the comfy
81 Go"chland, called the BYRD.-Tbs land lies
oPposethe upper end Of FIN Island, and contains by
recent snrvsy 9o0i acres three hundred aofes Of bei
are low GROUND oi drtt quality aud The high lands are
squsi,H not superior TO ans the river. The i'm
provemehls are romHodions sud su8ieent for the &C
eoioaa,ion Of large family, with good Barn and
new thfeshng Machine.
PTepafa,ionsare making for sowing large cfor
OF wheat. The terms of sale will he ACCOMMODATING
ana possession may be had the ffst day OF Jaunar
ueN.-for more particular information, reference mas
be mao to Mr.. Edrard cHHnin sham Of Richmond, or
70 the snbseribef. y, .. CUNNINGHAM.
pstsDsilJs 46..2Gl7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09

E1rhe ENQUIRER 10 published twice a week, gene.
rally and three times week during the session
Stare Lesisiafmre.-Prce the Heretofore EYue
Dollars per annu payable ia advance. Notessof Char
tered specis-paying Banks, tonIy) win be received In
payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety ~
remting them ny mail, the postage Of all ietters being
~ No paper will be discontinued, but at the discre
ton Editors until all arreaTages have been paid
up. rf
whoever will the payment Of nine papers,
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One Scaars-FYrst Lnserfion, rs cenfs--cdch
Continuance, SO cents.
'ss No Advertisement iaserfed until IL has either
Seen pdid(or o. assumed by person ia this city
its c1wrors. ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09
Ttoentu DoLars Rcpnrd-

Y ANAW " from the subscriber, negro man Hamed
~ FHEDEklCK-36 or 81 years Of age, fve feet or
~ ncbes ngh hollow eyes, nose unusually high for
thin face thick lips, aud wears bis tobacco
vep the underlIp speaks low. thick aud rather In.
suneton oHe 81 his legs are several scars above
abe other, the consequence Of wounds made ~ hir(
NHb sns ana bat recently healed. He took witb him
eoine good clothing, among them are blue broad
eon ceat ana decent bat With Grape round IT, Tie had
W pts pos,rs,on, (okeh he stole certificate OF Free
1o gwen 10 John Cunningham, With the STATE Seal Of
Sshnsyivama srixed is more than probable be will
attempt 10 pass himself rs John cunuipzhan1.
Ibe above reward Willie given any person Who viii
appehepc sad fellow and him Ia ANY jaii so that
lg him again, or brought howe ali reasonable charges
VII be paid. o. 81 txDpRsoN'
czGdeD,s. G.. NOV. 10, 51g5of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09
Nov IA.

Coal and other Lands. and Shares for Sale
Pi virtue of the last will and testament OF JoLn Ora
~ ham, deceased, Executor Of the said will
and testament, shall upon the iotk day january sers
fair. otherwise on tue next fair day. se upon the
the tes atoIs faim known by the name Of the Csapits
situate on lanes River. in the county Of Coochiand
about ls miles above the city Of Richmond, and con
tainng by esimation esat Of land, he the same
more or less There are upon the farm large garden
choicest fruit garden plants under very hiyb
enciosu re- the greatest part az which Is ofbrlck ,anne
ryand sme caalpi,. OF established reputation. already
opened aud in 'ituaton 10 We Soraed 10 advantage
immediately Part Of the land is low grounds aS t.
Iesidse, eeneIaiiy ts OF COED Gnay. The hon...
suesir iss -e.s'oT the accommodation Of genee fam
lily as for all tic - various establishments
aforesaid. There has been crop OF small grain sown
this fa and The farm 10 In very good ORDER and ct Tor
cropping Immediately. All which render. il a desIra
bic propt r as well for private gentleman as for those
who may wish 10 engage in the coal business who viii
be enabi I'd to carry their commodities 10 market by
water The land viii he sold altogether In
as may est suit purchasers. I'D one hundred nrjms
SLAVES. among whom are some valuable carn.p,.,.
blactsDi tbs. shoeakers tanners Sd All The
personal estate upon the saidarm consisting ofbores
mules CT dte sheep carts Wagons US.
bandfy and gardening the blacksnth's carpenter.
tanners snd curriers' tools all the machinery aud In,
pemeils used IN the digging and raising Of coa-and
all the CO Tn, fodder and hay with many other articles
too tedounto mention 4h The testatofs farm, known
ny the nal ne Of Rye6ed also situate upon james River
nthe cnn sly aforesaid. about ufteen mes above The
city Of ri :hpond. aud containing BY estimation sre
this hiter farm gene COED aud Il con,sin.
one oftc best qasrres Of feesone in the lower paris
o. stone from which has been used about
the Capaoi and other buildings in the city
This farm Also 10 la goad order had crop OF
gain son upon II this fall and is ut for cropping Inn
The tear Of sale will he cash for the slaves and
personal tate aud credit Of and years the
lands the purchasers to give bond and security with
deed Of vat upon the lauds, secure The payment
Of the pur chase money.
The sale will commence at the coalpits, and will
eantinuesr 0n day day until the whoiei. sold OFT
Executor Of John Graham decd.
Noseueo ~