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Declaration of Independence
demo

EXTE have no authentic copy of this most
w important state paper, the very basis
that supports the proud column Of American
liberty !; none, at least, on which the eye OF
taste can rest, for moment, with satlstac-
ton. Why have we not?
The English nation, still proud OF their
MAGMA CHAR IA, though every provi-
sion it contains has been trampled upon by
the bold ambition oftheir rulers, have pub
lished edition after edition of this instrument,
each more splendid than its predecessor
Sir William Blackstone has coilated and
commented on it--hs fine copy of Magma
Charta has been excelled by later specimens
of art, and the fac-similes Of the sea Is and
signatu- .sshave made:ever reader OF taste
in Great Britain acquainted, in some de-
gree, not merely with the. state ofknow!sdge
and of art at the period in question, but with
the literary attainments, also, of King John,
King Henry, and their /" EaEons bold"
Surely the Declaration of American indie
pendence is, at least, as we'll entitled to the
decorations Of art as the Magma Charta OF
England and If the'fac- SMILES of the sig
natures Of the patriots who signed it we're
published in America, it would serve to gra-
tify curiosity, at least as laudable as that
which calls for limitations Of the correspon-
dents of Junius or of the arisiocracy that
wrested the English Charter from the reluc-
iant monarchs OF the day.
We are firmly persuaded that the more
the principles of our Declaration of indepen-
dence are spread out before the eyes Of the
world, the more they will be admired, by
foreign nations as we'll as our own and eve
ry innocent and honest device that may serve
to attract attention toward them, will serve,
also, to promote the great cause of public Ii
berry. Such an embellishede as will
render it an ornament to an apartment, will
have tendency to spread the knowledge of
its contents, among those who would other
wise have turned their thoughts bat lightly
towards the subject. Such an edition will
serve TO place it continually under the eye
of man, woman, and child in family-it
will associate the pleasurable ideas Of ele
gance and ornament with the history of the
transaction itself-and familiarize those
principles which form, or ought to form, the
very bond and cement of political society,"
Nor is it of small moment that such an edf-
ton, well executed, will serve as specimen
of the state OF the Fine Arts amongst US at
the present day. Actuated by these views,
the subscriber proposes to publish
A SPLENDID EDITION
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T Office

DIFFICULTIES arising from tho :.
~ otthe following work, The nnb iits Lnalls
been compelled to remove 10 Phil.a4ae'll By
tor the better execution of his Man ~;
editorial department has in conseoIsr,. iAt
len into other hands. Mr. ALLra,s 'n ave ial
engagement rendering itimpossibIe 10 p rs
intend il in another city. The f.isUS suss'
relations of the different signers 10 tbs f n az
ration of independence are therefor, r ,a Deel,
ed to direct their favers to the pubiisbeqr u s
443, Market-street, Philadelphia ''''' ~
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The Columbian Ice House
dec3O

XXTAS very carefully filed, and contains
w now more ice than ever was in any
other house in the district. An accident
which cannot again happen, having caused
the ice to fall short few days too soon last
year, those who have tickets remaining on
hand, will please send them, to be duly exs
changed for those of the present season,
which will be warranted 10 last at least loo
days from the first of next month. Subscrip-
lions received upon the usual terms--6 dol
lars the season, to be paid in advance. Tran
sient customers supplied upon reasonable
terms Ice delivered from sunrise until
sun set every day, excepting first days (Sun-
days, on which days it will be delivered un-
I'll mae o'clock in the morning, at the shop
OF RICHARD Fl. LITTLE, Druggist,
mo24 4t&mwf3t King-street
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Printers have been looking ., ia
press their unqualified APPRECIATION nv ~, 81 e.
Your Press is better made ,bsno IN
have from Rnthven's manufactory y W.: Vi
fact, an excellent machine as ro,, NH
the Columbiaii, and to be preferred nsrlui !
lightncss and simplicity. 'Of I
Mr. A. Ramage. If Decemhs.. T.
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TO PRINTERS.
ADAM l9SayM.aGE
y ESPECTFULLY informs the trade thai
III he continues to Manufacture the
Screw and Rutllven
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in its present improved state,
with iron beds, SC. hehas obtained patent
for. The estimation in which this press is
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it--nearly Goo being in use OF his make ;
ana every exertion shall still be made to
render it as complete asposslble
"ft4rAll otherarticles in his line, as usual.
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PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH NJ. SANDERs0N
For Publishing By Subscription,
A Biography Of the signer.
OF THE
Declaration Of Independents,

Accompanied with Plates. !
To which will be annexed Historv 80,
Proceedings of Congress, during the n. y. we
OF the Law. and The Declaration itsatf s' r!
the fac smile Engravinss of the Signatno,a".' a
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Tar.

Tar.
TNOUR HUNDRED bis. of arin goosss~
Il der and for sale By a. ADAMS
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Turks Island Salt.

9 VIE cargo of the ship New-Jersey, at
Duke street wharf, for sale by
% mo, "a Z. H. Rowland,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-28

the grlsiie OF Americas greatness, while II
hardened into the bone of mgnhood. .
We are now indeed distressed thi who
has escaped Has England, will, all her
! boosted projections, bouniies, and hosts
OF restrictions What say The manniaciu
rers oilBlrmingham, Manchester IL Leeds?
The FIRST blow indeed generally falls upon
the manufacturers. A farmer may make
oui 10 live, while the others slarve. Al
this ve,y moment +" the valley az Deville.
known by lis numerous m:snuiactories,
called The Manchester of France" is
plunged into misery and anguish" be
cause (say the peiI;ioncrs) e" the charter is
threatened with change !"
On general principles, therefore, we
would say with DR.. Frauklins" wise old
merchant oil France" LdiSseS n0uS fare,
Let us alone. Pas trip euoue,ne-,
Don't govern toe much" gentlemen,
The people are shrewd, intelligent, in
dus,rious. and enterprziug TO a higi, de.
gree Let them " manage their own af
fairs in their own way" They have i'm
ported Too mucli-ihe error is ALREADY
correcting. Our imporisiions have di
miblsbed; our exhausted treasury already
exhllilts "ihe aching void. Our raw pro
ouce has fallen If this state Of things
continues, manufactures must rise them
selves. IL we cannot buy abroad what
we want, we must make II at home Our
farmers must turn portion of their la
Dor 10 The manufacture of household
s'uiis Both wages, and profit being
lower, manufactures of certain sizes
Wi DE encouraged 10 rise. II of them
selves, is this The precise time for govern
ment TO encourage them? Some of them
already are well compensated. Many
ot tier cotton cloths have driven the
Gurrahs OF India and coarser fabrics
oi Germany and Ireland fromihe market.
Duly higher the cloths of these coun-
tries, you may assist The home manu.ac
turer, ,bui will you ease the national
,isiress You make us pay higher
Tor the goods we " ani-evcry bale,
every yard ot those goods, rises imme-
dlateiy beyond the duty-eoltons, wool
lens, &c. more than one third. BE
siirew me, but the home manufacturer
takes the lesson and screws his articles
also up TO The sticking price What re-
reiiel ~ This 10 the consumer, who does
not fabricate his own stufis
On general principles we would repeat,
lei us have no high general system Of pro
tecilou. But are there no exceptions to
these principles We are told of the en-
couragement we hare given 10 agricul
lure and commerce, and therefore TO
restore the equilibrium we mus, en-.
courage manufactures more.-We are all,
so reminded OF OurtransiiiOns from peace
TO war and that we ought to raise in
peace what we may want III war. We will
examine iliese tWOcascs To see WHEELER
they modify The general principle.
New Olive Branch y. %.
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TO THE EDITORS.

Washington, AprH %.
In relation TO Spanish Affairs, | am
informed that the new minister has moi
yet developed his views. The govern.
ment Is disposed 10 urge il 10 a speedy
conclusion. but judging from The pasi,
and being fully satisfied that Spain gains
every thing by delay, am persuaded
that the negotiation all be procrsstinaiod
as long as possible. II seems generally
10 he believed HAT orr government wonld
accept The old treaty with explanatory
clauses. How this nay be know not.
In fact | gather the dbove information
entirely from rumor.
-" The fate of the Tariff is very uncer-
tam. All attempts heretofore made 10
postpone it have proved fruiiless. We
have gone through It's various details in
TWO days, and The majority have resisted
all efforts at amendment. The increased
duties on molasses and salt are very I'M
palaiable TO The northern members, aud
have | trust given them disiasie 10 the
bill. This may tend 10 defeat il. ON
Saturday, Mr.. TYLER submitted a motion
Ia strike out the first section, after which
The house adjourned and To- morrow he
VIII open The debate, which il is expect
ed viii terminate in three or tour DAYS.
fortnight"
s5- Mr.. Tyler's motion failed en- Mon,
day, ayes As, noes IS.
As 10 the Spanish minister, lie IYasA-
iMgton City Gd>'tto OF April "a. saws
I'VE have just heen Informed trona source
on which we can rely that in consequence of
an adherence of the Spanish cabinet 10 the
extensive grants OF Florida lands assigned TO
the duke de Alagon. and Punon Rostro.
not having been relinquisied in the treaty of
which Gen. Wives is The bearer 10 orr Govern
ment, aud Which we ate told had been signed
by Ferdinand, that the president of the United
states mas mol only regretted the treaty, bmt also
refused 10 receive Gen Wives as the minister
from Spain. These facts are expected to be
communicated 10 Congress forthwith"
~ The Natioual Iutelligencer of The
26lh is silent.
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Jd3NtS ifircI' LGna fur sac.

@''+'t T VI que.
Z OFFER ior sale my PLANYsYyOv on tbe ,ortt.
= s'us Oh IaWes iiiVsi, IN GoochIand couniy abong
t~o miles above the court house on the riyer $40
containing nine hundred aid fye ACRES hst,e., -
and bupdrej OF which are cleared ana s,,r,..,
ih's ahG situated IN healthy section The country
IN Wcdhs ana very agreeable neighhurhood diatan{
"a miles by walker from Rchnoud aud contain g.
estiinaon two hundred acres of river and abon, M,
acres OF Creek low grounds, each FORK OF Ii,,r.
creek, both OF fiTst quality, in One heari ana ocd
der the whole OF which IL completely drained n, soS
new ditChes AMI h5 cleaning cut the OLD nnss i,55i
The upland is generally az superior analitv bsi -,
deep, fertile rec laHds Of GoochIand 80 mrc - ~
the production Of large crons az err AZ
Iatits uUotr o. infringement and So suscrp.i.e = r
Improvement and renewal, when ininred b. ino,o,-
cultivation The cXpeTimen;s aud observation ! bs,
made sG'is RE that piastef acts as enic.cic. 80
these lands any in Virginia; tbai thsv - "a
aHy aGaptedio the 9owth Of clover hirbiy i ,,r,t
oI IL ihe most favorable 70 the cuvaticn o. -,
~, ~ esa oi me b'ue Ticge The wood land Is eli
numbered with oak, interpreted with Iarpr nm 80.
y o, tual oeScf pton called good tobacco land
Ihe whole ifact IS well watsred igrIudiur .evor.i
good springs, aud both forks Of Little sr,,k as
through w.. N'A pass
The buildings ere plain farm hor 90 with N roo r
hslos and two above, good smoke horse ana Aitcbn
comio'iabie horses With brick chanrys for ptsross
common bara. very good siahiss for l6 or IL Jr,"
shed hundred feet long sbingI.S r.,sS
house, ai! o. rame aHc sirong sawed log erin for
ms uee ANN or the place aud at small eN perse
few neghbpTs. P"NN' "Hu
Two hundred and ten bushels Of Wheat were ,o,.u
lasl fall IN good time and order, ans Is nsu rron,isi
10" acres r. P'anled IN CON- also snod order -
Lave IN the place about % heaa of cattle mia 80,
1905 ava yea.ihes; mAiuTe Of the English milk
aug leei bTeed three yoke Of iaTee oxen cight e,
csileht worn horses. small stock Of she's 40 80.
ara farming utensils Of every description necessar1
ioT the plantation Fourte nnegross Iweiv4 Of vo,,
ale iahouHers, well taught and Of good cba5acfers jt
an ample pIovi'ion Of meat and grain for HI, Year
al OF which viii he sold with the land il agreeable to
me purchaser ard immediate possession with GOOD
title given u the whole. 49,
For terms aPply 10 the subscriber the premises or
IN his absence 10 MAJOR Japes r. Ferguson who lvrs
IN sight. tie Will stew the land 10 any reuiieu,o, -
may desire to view it, snd has full power to sell nd
authority to convey the whole property. Ans GER
snah VINO wisbe TO possess an estate James river
which comb the advantages of a healthy sj,us,ion'
fertile soil ccniguit TO market and IN the ndst 81
most Respectable n,EhborhoOd, in this tract ne ac
commodaied ia all and perhaps years mas e,spss he
tore such another opportunity may occur.
April %. Its..t 1 pRusTON
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TO THE RprTons or r,,r ryor,


GeattemeH Many instances having occur.
red IN which the suttprings of those who have
come under tbesr nteuce of the law have been
areauiully protracted from the want of now
ledge IN those vho Offciaied on those occa-
sionS Il am induced TO tronble YOU with thp
Following remarks in the hope thar thew may
prevent repetition of such scenes IT is I
belieVe very general opinion that when a
person Is hung, he dies either from his neck
beng broken or fIon, the pressure of tho
snot under the ear. Neither of these is the
i"ci' tor IN hanging in drowning suiiocation
Is inPariahiythe canse of death. To render
iHetI hi.soiniion as easy ~ the fnimer case
a. u Is known To be IN the latter nothing
more is necessary than 10 putas instantaneous
ana as complete a stop 10 the breathing in the
ore instance as in the other Now TO accOm-
pii,h this, the wind pipe must be suddenly
and efiectuaily closed, and both these objects
VIII ne ensured by observing the tcilowirg di-
rections. Let the moose he 50 made ss 10 slim
easily, then lay the coil of the rope uuou me
shoulders of tile cnIprit, ana tightefit 80 tliaf
II may gently and without uupasiness cora
plgSs 'he neeR near TO its junction with the
Dody IN tins state of things Yheu The nerson
loses The support of his feet his brpattinp viii
be instantly stopt, and he will die i'm about
minute with one or perhaps two convulsive
ehOrts' On the contrary, when the loon of the
rope is allowed to slide TOO high. il is ant IN
catch against the posteior pari Of The law and
the lower part fthe head, "A large norton of
tie pressure rs thus lost altogether. and tho
remainder acts principally upon what is cali
ca the oct OF the tongue which it forces M
ward In this manner ihe passage TO the
lungs remains peTYiOuS, a partial SUNNY of
air is obtained, and the miserable being is kent
struggling between life and dealt, for many
minutes or even longer period. All this will
be avoided by a little attention to what is
said above, and every practicable lanitv will
mus be Shewn 10 those whom u was never
lntended TO punish beyoHd the mere priyation
OF HIe. n PHfSiOIOGIST
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4 pursuance OF an order OF The Superior Ceurt 81
Chancefy for the Richmond District anr NJ dec,,
OF trust RON Thomas faylar and Lucy n his vie 90
iecoIo ~ Hehtlco county couri, made 10 secure The
pa!lnehi oil sum Of ncDey to the eyeruthr ~ wr,
Byrd deceased, shalt offer Tor sale a. nubr sn,;
Oh the premises on Tuesday the 30fh dav or he cs
Mo"fn, ( NdgIthat valuable tract OF lard Iy,no n.
seven miles from the city Of Richmond kpown by The
ram, na,ne OF ~ hSfFdh; con,ainin. zU0 acres more or
iese, OF winch abnui 700 river low rronnds III,
land is well waiered; near 800 acres OF IL are IL, NO.,
q considerable patt OF which is well liinhered Ths
Dniulhgs are new. of brick, aud in excellent
them by MI lajOr, mo has survey of The nIoner,v
lie terms viii be one iouIth part OF the purclsSe ,
hey III cash, and the residue ON 4 ctedit az tv.t,.
eighteen and ~ months the pare ho,d
approved security, and deed OF irusi ON the prom
W secure tue payment Possession will he delyr,s+
20 The purchaser OF putting in crop OF wheat hens
that time. WM. y v,ICL a. :, ". NJ ne'oie
ApT 2s. a''e,ee'
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HE snh,criheT had his stable broken men - !, n,rh
- ana taken lheteiiom large GREY rORSE sad
we az" "'ole' the horse, saddle aud bride can he
easIy iaeh'ihed Having ploughed TIE horse lately n
Is u"rh rnbned ahou, the mouih and sides ba: IN.
on ms lore feFt, part Of his inaHe cut or
near his ears; his have bees, Trimmed lately -, H.
har OF thc insiae, and npon examination by opening
h.s mouth IL wa he readily perceived that Part ~
COCO one lately put over the old saddle cloth n
hannsone caii skin dressed with the hH:f ON N, r.br
U'ue Is "niy toleraoie one, having hsrn nendod =
l'h the on lately, 1t has caused the rIate 10 Get
.aseu .''."hoever Will deliver The horse saddie aud
shall be libeTaily rewarded by " '"'
WILLIAM tNFS
"a - Chesierhsli cSuniy, (near the Coai)
Amin na
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III a rote to tde piece SisRed CORRtrrt1a7 in orr
paper crime 2St iaSt-h as S0id, o." the rcafey snov
perhaps reEem6cT a. communication ia this pdt -.
tdH utnfer attempting 10 prOre that the m tt0sfM
the rolls originally ar (rT'-H SLoaid A0pr beeD-
me rl f"the rot uas originally an On - t is c,.
te"6ed Cg S6Die"hc hare era1aiHsd tie rnH of me
r""""t'o" c'ffteoHP, that me ioUer yGrS ne
ms 0eeH scratched ot 50 10 ie9pe ~ ar fr).--
Upon this point depeH@S, TIE eoH,titUtionatfy of
re authority ky uhich me ElecUfiVe issue C0lDis-
stoHS 20 eDieerS Of TIE Dfiiitia.
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SiaplesioCnc Richmond Moyle,

=. Tobacco old S s so a IO-Corn . rs
Flour, 5 81 asa 5O--Meal 81 cts Wheat
w cts Hemp 40 ISO per tou--Oata 30 n IS
cents.
Gcoceries.--Surars 0 a I2l-CoFee 23 p %
CTS. per ib.-MOlasses 30 10 cts. nor gaiIos
Ont Hefrings SO GOA S4per bL-Pacon Q
a " cents. per ih.--Rum, West india 70
100 cts -Whiskey 81 30 cts per gallon.
PRICE or STOCKS.
Bank Of Virginia. ~
Farmers Bank.
y. ,. Bauk ............g0aGg
NSfne stock :..........t.G
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1904 and De,irnLIe -.

80" w" fCteFNOie O0O0S.
Wt are no" receiving from New Yofs a choice a.
soilnent comprising great varietyof ss,,oua,ie
IN OOODS, which, being bought ~ vtry low pri
tes, Nhlbe sold on the most TCOSopabic ferns...w.
~ county merchants fenefdly, to call aud E, anime
a., oenseiVts Persons rishiHg to purchase a retail
'lteu 20 tai; and are assured they viii md rrt v
'ss"Y Ico9s~ FLEMING JAMES & 60
'N'' l'5's0t Market Bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-28

ID ANYWAY from the subscrher. living in The comfy
Of Goochlaud near Johhsou's spring IN lie u1on,i.
OF May las', negro man named SAN about ~ ar
81 years old feet or 10 INCHES high Of yrllowist,
complexion Trim made ard very active notwthsiYnd
ing he limps In consequence Of injury sustained IA,
one hip When hTstspoSen TO, he speaks he sitatiugIv
mt uPon further Acquaintance is very talkaiive
think It probable from bis Numerous acquaniance
lhat ne may obtain free pass have lately had some
Intnaiton that he was employed boatrnsn between
Richmond and LyuchhuTg. { will give the above re-
ward 10 any person Who will deliver said funavay Il,
me OF 'ecure bim in jail 50 that gel him again.
BANIEL JOHNSON,
April 2s. ItqUco
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" gives US great pain to state the decease Of Mrs
NICHOLAS, eonsort Of PhiHy Norborae Nicholas
ESQ. Of this city She departed this life on wednssdav
night lady, than whom none we're more eriinentiy
respected and beloved by all who knew her-blessed with
me standing and manners pcommoHiy sweet
her LOSES WILDE long and deeply felt in the
circle Of her friends
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VIRGINIA ELECTTONq

DELEC dIES TO THE NEXT LEG ISL AZURE.
No1JOk BoT0tgh George LoyaI.
FaUQHier Elias Edmunds William Thomosons
Jgter-Wm. Wells, Mai. Whitiea.s
OHIO Moses Chaplin WIN. Mckinley.
PTeStOn-John Fairfax, Nathan Ashbys
Cumberland ALLEN Wilson, q. W. CruIpp
IidH0Uer-Reuben Meredith Richard Morris
HaTrtSoH- Leinuel T. Davisson,' ---
mot 9f.the kdSt Legislatures
STATE SENATE
Charles Hin is elected ny majority O $50 over gr
Garheu in the district composed Hanover Caroline
Essex, &c.
Communicated for the FrcdcrickSbnTr FJrraIdl
fAUQUIER ELECTION-For the Se1qfs
Colonel John 1hOm Federal andidaIe....S2s
General Moses Green, RepuBican,........Iqo
John Edmuuds, Republican ..............3J
Jhus u viii appear, that Gel Thorn is elected nv
majority Of seventeeH IN the whole district over G en-
Green inns may not he considered as fair criterion
81 the Potics OF the district when il is recoeeted
mat there were two Republican candidates aud bu,
one federal. Gen Green's election might have been
secured, 1t is confidently believed, IL SIR. Edmunds
had have yielded e the solicitations OF hts friends and
TeiiTed from the bench, when 1t was aemonstrabie he
could not obtain his own election.
Tor the BoHSe Of Dskegafes
Elias bdnunds, (FedeTai). ..........,...
William Thompson, mo ).........,......337
John r Smith, (RspubliCan).
Thomas Brown, DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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and lastly, hrs, he trysi-, md, ID app-qr t..
rrioHsto coniNo1 sense, thgt IL roUid he contrary
10 erpediehcydRd good poiry 20 sHppiart he ,ro,I
orr by the cord ION" az the frst part oEtAe 1874
section.
YJm humble scYrannf
Il COUNfRYHfN
Fauqnier, April Goth 1870.
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NOllCh'-by vifiue dectee ~ the wofshtvtnl'
- county court Of Iienrico and II the last viii ana
!estament OF joseph Darmsdatt deo shall rs execu.
LOT o we sad asi viii and Testament ~ The said Jos
Da,insOai' Gee sen TO the hchest bidder al public
@ ~ "" 'ns pienses, Wr0H nc tenn tan Of Man
VI, l"i otherwise The next far asy npoH credit
~ 0g so t"o years ltbe purchaser to give bond and
purchase money! TRACT or LAND. situate IN the
Comfy o. henrlce, near The lands n George Hay esq
soIa,ninR, aceoIalhg to the deed, one hundred ana
~ 80 ~, y, he same more or less. There IS
on lhs ttact az eling house and other conveuesci
DANIEL Gait, Oniv acfipg er'or oCfbe
April AZ m, 'l' LII. acc
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NJOIiCE....fbe subscriber alone is authorized 10
receive the outstanding dehts dnc 20 the ire con
Germ Of LYLE, SCOTT e. SAUNDERS, having bssr ar.
thr
tor the Richmond district. ~ Do expected that ali psr
sons indebted ~ the said concern Will MAKE ireedi.
ate PAYMENT 40 longer Indulgence cannot he Afforded
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