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

al Y NlCf " SOltliluC liSili ASiAl'A"'A0ii ~
tqfnifun ? If so, will it not be difficult
to find sufficient number of substantial
inhabitants And will not the overseers
Of the poor, should the nomination con-
tinue say five years, be more than neces-
sary to discharge the duties of that Of
fee, and more especially as the poor are
uncomfortable in this country, But we
need not pursue the first section; other
parts Of the law are equally vague and
indefinite. Is this one ofthc acts of which
writer in your paper who styles HIM
self Voter, is boasting Should the
Voter write again in defence of the le-
gislature, l should be glad if he would
designate one solitary act passed by the
last general assembly, which they can
properly call their own, worthy of praise,
or beneficial to the public. True it is,
as the Farmer remarks, they have bor-
rowed from the territorial code some
good acts; but for this, as that writer (the
Farmer justly observes, if any praise is
due, it is to the clerk of the committee
on the territorial code, Nay, l would
think some praise is due to the members
of the legislature for employing this
clerk. Though his appointment was
novel, it shews that they were sensible
of their own incompetency; but whether
the public treasury was bound in good
conscience to furnish compensation to
that clerk, or whether it should not have
come out of the salary of those who en-
ployed him, l leave the public to Judge,
recollecung, at the same time, that they
voted themselves four dollars per day,
which | should think would be an ade-
quate compensation for talents compe-
tent to do the work of Legislation, with
out employing clerks at the public ex-
pense, to do that which properly belong
ed 10 themselves. Where were the ia
Tents, Of which the Voter is boasting,
when the repeating act passed? That
act Of grace and pardon, which was to
the guilty as the year of jubilee to the
captives. But with deeper establishment,
chagrin, and humiliation, we ask, where
were the council of revision, that most
superlatively eminent feature in our con-
stitution, from the mighty state of New
York.
The course pursued by the assembly
in The senatorial election, equally shews
awant Of integrity or good policy. What
apology have the assembly for the re-
election of senator at the period in
which it took place Did not the public
good require that they should wait till
the last OF the session They would then
have been better able 10 judge Of the
policy which should govern them in ma
king that important appointment, when
it was we'll known that the time of SER
vice of the senator already in office,
would not expire until the next March ),
and it was only necessary that the APP
pointment should take place previous to
that period. = a.nf..,
shall now, for the present, leave the
legislature to enjoy their four dollars
per day, and to carry with them the enor-
nous load of a guilty conscience, and
the disapprobation of their constituents,
as long as any trace of their memory re-
mains on the mind. TUEBOR.
ST. Clair county, Dec. |, 1919.
~, tba Il al aa6, cd
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-01
AAND AGENCY.

nANlEL ID. SMITH keeps General Land
~ .3gency Office, for the exchange and con-
centrating lands to suit the proprietors. Let
tiers, (post paid) enclosing deeds, with the cash.
will be recorded and returned at three doia-s
each A return will be made to the Auditor
and the tax paid for 81 each, where the num-
Der of deeds are less than fifty provided the
cash for tax and agency fees are enclosed.
United States Lands will be selected and en-
tered, on a moderate commission.
Register is kept CT improved Farms
Town Lots and nonresident Lands that are
for sale. Information to soldiers and settlers
viii be freely given.
Dec. 25---31tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-01
Notice.
DECEMBER TERM, 1919.

DECEMBER TERM, 1919.
ORDERED, on application of John H. LAM
~ bert, administrator of all and singular the
goods, chattels, and credits of ABRAHAM
THOMPSON, deceased, that all persons in
terested in said estate, appear before special
term of this court, to be holden for that pur-
pose, on the third Monday of January next, to
shew cause, if any they have, or shew why SO
much of the real estate Of the said Abraham
Thompson, deceased, shall not be sold to pay
the debts of said deceased And that copy
ofthis order be inserted four weeks successive
~ in the Edwardsville Spectator.
BY order Of the Court,
WM. II. BRADSBY, &C. w. C.
Dec. 25-4t3l
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-01
COP.4RTN'ERSHIP.
Rohert s. George Posue

HAVE this day associated themselves to-
Il Il gether, under the above firm, for the
purpose ofcarrying on the mercantile business
on themes extensive & liberal scale, both here
and at their branch at Carlyle, where CUSTOM
ers and others may be supplied on reasonable
terms, as they import their goods direct from
Philadel phia, New-York, and Baltimore.
On hand, and zpiH be sold on moderate terms for
cash,
1900 lbs. SALT,
500 " SUGAR,
5000 IRON,
Do. BAR IRON.
r. & G.,P. expect by the first boats from
Pittsburgh and New-Orleans general assort-
ment OF NEW GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cutlery, Crockery,
Saddlery, Hardware,
DomeStieS, Ifnzvare,
Groceries, Castings, &c.
Ct r, POGUE being solicitous to settle the
business of the old concern at as early period
as possible, hopes this notice will meet with
attention from all those who are indebted to
him, as longer Indulgence than one month
from this date cannot be given.
Edva,GsrWe, Jan. /, 1920-32tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-01
FOR SALE

1.-TWO Lots of Ground in the town of Milton,
Il on one of which is a neat frame house,
with kitchen, &c. complete, store in front.
Also, small assortment Of DRY, GOODS,
HARDWARE, &c. belonging to the estate of
the late Matthew Dixon. Apply on the pre-
misses. MARY DNON, Ere~t'fr.
Ian. 1-,'lin
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Notice.

eNOtlce.
r WILL apply at the next Commissioners
Il Court for Madison county, to be held i'll the
town of Edwardsville on the first Monday in
the month of March next, for FERRY at
Fort Clark, across the Illinois, in the south-e
quarter Of section 8,Township north, Range
5 east.
RICHD. BERRIAN.
Ed.gardsuine Dec. 9, 1819-29tc
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NAY MANUFACTORY.

VHSHE subscribers respectfully inform the
u citizens of Edwardsvile and its vicinity,
that they have now coElmenced the Hat
TING BUSINESS, in all its various branches,
in the house lately occupiedby Thornton Pee
pies, esq. directly opposite the Office Of the Ed
wardsville Spectator, where all orders in their
line will be promptly attended to.
n. b. The highest prices will be given for
FURS and WOOL suit able for their business.
]. G. BRUNER & STUCKEY.
Edwardsyille. Nov. 90, 18I9--26tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-01
WASHING.

A WHITE WOMAN will perform WASH
N ING for those who may see fit to employ
her. she viii send for the clothes, and return
them when washed. Inquire at this Office, OK
c. the bar Of Wiggins's Hotel.
E'''TWds1slle, Or, 16, 1el9--2tt
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NOTICE..

ALL persons indebted to the aforesaid estate
are requested to appear at the time and place
above mentioned, and make payment; and
those holding demands against the said estate
are requested to present the same, properly
authenticated, for payment.
THo'S. KIRKPATRICK, admir-.
Jan. l820--326t.
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@SssSI6GSse@

MARRiED-In Dearborn county, GAY on
the 25th November, Mr.. PEYroN RANDLE, of
this town, to Miss SALLY ALLEN, of that place.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-01-01

DLOENIDEN I ENNI, TBIy.
ORDERED, on application ofLconard Mad
" dux, administrator of all and singular the
goods, chattels, and credits of ABRAHAM
BAKER, deceased, that all persons concerned
or interested in said estate, appear before the
court, at q special term to be holden for that
purpose, on the third Monday of January next,
in the town of Covington, to shew cause, if any
they can, why so much of the real estate of said
Abraham Baker should not be sold as will sa-
tisfy the debts of said deceased and that a
copy of this order BE inserted in the Edwards
vile Spectator for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
BY order of the Court,
WIN. II. BRADSBY, C. CIV. C.
Dec. 25-4t
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Books 10Y Sale.

- USSELI'S MODERN EUROPE, S vols.
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PAPERS, 3 copies.
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The above books are of the latest and most
approved editions.
Apply at this Office.
Nov. 27-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

MONDAY, FEB" AIRY %.
A message was reeeiv Il from the Sen
ale by their secretary, announcing that
The SenaiP insist on cir amendments 10
The bill for IN" admission of Maine imio
tie Union, which had been disagreed 10
by this House.
nv. Tagior moved that the House an
sia on ITS disagreement Ia the said amend
meniS.
Nj. CObb enquirrd Of the chair whether
The question could be divided So as 10 be
taken separately on each principle en-
bracrd IN tile amendments
MIR. LOUHdeS remark Il, in substance,
That " appeared iO him there would be
much difficulty in coming 10 any con.
cluslon on these amendments in which
the two Houses would concur tI,at ht
thought therefore ihatii wonld be bet
ter 10 lay them aside snill this House
had maiBred and finally acted on The
bill nov before il. fer tho admission Of
MISSOURI. aud ascertaiUed hos il was
received by ihr Senate, &c. with this
view h. moved that the amendments he
lad on the table.
On this question tie House divided,
and the motion was nFgaiIved--aye "a,
noes IS
W.T. .lNWVtppPT, lHfHJ dilPT some fPWdlkS
10 shew the propriety and necessity oi
mutual concession and mutual forbrar-
ance on question so important and
delicate and rom the hope, THAI, Ivy
acting cOnclusively On the bill now he
fore The House aud sending il 10 the
Senate, all officially would be gotten
| over, &c.-moved that The amendments
be postponed until tomorrow.
THIS motion was opposed by Messrs
Holmes and Whitman, who were sverse "a
| delaying final decision on these sneBd
menls with which the admission Of Maine
was connected, and which they wished u
separate from II as promptly as POSSIBLE
| The motion To postpone the amend
meuis was negaliyed without a count.
The main question then recurring. !
was so divided, on motion Of Mr.. Butler
oi Louisiana, as 10 be first taken on Iu
sisIlug on lhedisagreement Of this Ho0se
10 the first eight SECTIONS connecting will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
REY0LnTLON IN SPAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-Capt. Ramberger
OF the ship Medora arrived here yesterday ~
40 days from Cadiz, from which place lie es.
capped on the 5th January, an embargo having
been laid OF all vessels in that port.
Part of the army had fevOlted, aud all com
muUicatioD between Cadiz aud the interior oil
the country, was cut of. Cadiz was, in fact
in a state Of siege. The grand expedition was
at an end. Provisions had risen so per cent
Further particulars The Revolution CON.
mcuced on the Sd January. Six Thousand
troops marched TO the town Of Caracas, anC
released tie prisoners who had been arrested
by General ODonuell, Count a. Abisbal) A
Colonel then put himself At the head Of III,
troops. and took possession OF Jsla. In a.,
meap time, the Governor If Cadiz assemble
about 800 soldiers, aud gafrisoued siron :.
fort which commands the road Next dav. IN
18th of January, he sent Gag Of truce 10 th,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
TIE COMPROMISE

The friend. Of this Compromise will say,
wheiherit is in the spirit OF he same Just
aud equal arrangement, which characIr
rlzes the one made by brethren Of the same
family, III the 18th chap. OF me book OF
Genesis. Tie text is in Gene>is: bu,
shall we look for the commentary IN th,S
bill? Lay even The constitution aside: Is
thus arrangement calculated TO prevent
AL strife between me aud thee, and
between my hcrdnen and Thy herdm Ii,
Tor We be brethren q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

The Maine hill provisions Tor the sdmis-
sion al Ni.sourO and was decide., NV
yeas aud nays, "a foliows-Yeas OF, NAYS
as.
The question was then stated on lr-
sisiing OH The disagreement of the House
10 The remaining amendments OF tie Sc-
nate, (being The 9th section, embracing
The compromise pain ipie.)
MIR. LowndcS wished 10 remsrk, before
tins question was taken, that, although
he should always be ready 10 vote Tor
such proposition, substantially, WHEN
presented 10 him, combined with the
tree admission OF Missouri: yst, az The
amendment relative 10 Missouri La.i
hetn disagreed 10, II WOULD be useless 10
retain tbs amendment IN connection
With The Name bill atone, aud, as he
should Ihrreiurc, now NOfe asaissi teiaiu-
my u, he wished his motive to he Under.
stood.
MIR. ~ Cycayy matte "a remark or Two 10
The sa'he effect " lien
The question was taken oD insis,Ing on
The disagree ncni Ct IN, House To tie 9Th
section of The SfDa,es anrr,laienis, aud
Garfield, by yeas and nays, as follows
yeas l60, NAYS II
SO the House insisted on It's disagreement
TO tue whole Of she S'naies amendments
10 tie Maine Bill; and lhe Cie,k WAS
DIR, eied TO acquaini the Senate there
with.
Tbs lntellisencer then adds. that the House
took MP the Missouri Biii-Mr. Stofrs' piopn-
siiIon 10 restrict the territory n. OF 81, still
under consideration. Ii was discussed al some
length. aud nsas finally rejected-ay rs 33--Mr.
Mallory of Vermont said that though he was
IN iasor OF the pripciple OF accommodation
embraced hy the amendment, he should vote
aSainstlt as now proposed &C.
he restrictive amendment already adopt
ed as to Missouri, MI. storrs wtsked 10 mod-
~ 40 az 10 make Il IN the nature OF a recom-
mehddf,on TO the convention OF Missouri to be
adopted as an article IT compact, instead of
eyo,n'nS II as an absolute comdtiiom OF their
admissom.--Mr Clay supported IL III this
shape; il Vas lost after two hours debate
ayes 81, noes ~.
MI. BARBOUR, Of the Senate, wa. inadver4
tenty represented ia our last, as bavinc on
posed The proposition Tor conference viii Tue
House OF Representatives. Oh the dIsas rce,ng
votes OF the Two Houses on The Missouri till.
he Md 'eI oppose, but supported the cou-
ftrence-doubting much al the same time,
whether any good would result ironiIt.
Nut Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

The Savannah Rcpul lean says that Virginia
has "tskeu lime by flie lorclo"k." III Nominate
ing her electors that "ihe election viii not
take place for nine months IN come. - BntWlai
will he say 10 k0rih Carolina lie gives he
reason for both. The fact u.s. in beth states
p" the election is by general ticket - and the
electors are nominated by the members of the
Legislature, who are drawn from all parts q
the State. and whose collective dignity and
local experience stamp this nomination With a
character which no other mode is likely to
obtain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

"Thcy order things better" in Connecticut
than they do in Virginia In Hartford they
burn efhsifs we DO ot-Ihere The pulpit
NEEDLES with politics; here il absiains rom
some extracts we have seen from n sermon
on the Means OF National ProSp, iity, deliv-
cred at Liichfield, OF The late thanksgiving
day, by LSmaD BeeCher, y. - - The pro-
lection and Encouragement cf Manufactures,
OF course prominent object in this diriRc
discoWsc.--In faith, we like TO see" Church
and State" as little "ioined together as pos-
Eihle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
REVOLUTIONIN SPAIN.

The rumors from spain mast arrest general
attention.. " 5000 troops have flown To
arms the results must be important TO all the
civilized world. SPAN may yet see her PEN.
coat monarch dethrOned-her Cortez restored
Europe may he rid Of The most toulemptible
pageant that wiclds sceptTe. The Revolu,-
ton OF SOulh America is placed hey ond a
doubt Her independence is for ever secured.
What effect will il have upon ns1 OH Florida
aud on TeXas1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
March 3.
NOTICE


NLESSHS. Anu Goodrich VIM Chase herr az law OF
Va James Chase, dec. RicharG Phillips aud Thomas
phps-fou aud each OF y~u not heing iHbabItants Of
Tue state OF virginia take ibis method Of tifJing
that shal on Monday, the 81 ~ April nsNt. be.
t~tcn the ionrs # six The morning and sunseI, az
III tore OfNhbaniei Perkins, in the comfy Of Lon.
isl proceed to take the deposinus William Smith
w aud others To be read evidence IN suit now
depending in the county conu OF Loniss in which
ana platnuh, and you aud others are defendants.
lam yours, &C.
-nlI N9reb :. g7..St'
,t+tRf.-ln Hanover county court, Oetobsr
B,uy ,nne Sims, widow aud relict Of psvid Suns,
eec'''' ....''...-.'.'.s'''..''''' Ptai1fB,
Ksaab Meiion. tate Kszisb Sims, ssry Hall ana
Timothy Hall her bushaud Agnes WALTON late agness
Sims, Sarah Walton late Sarah stms and loci Walton
her hush-nd William Sims Garand Sims, IieHry Sins
an infant John SINS Francs sias NsfhapisI sims
which said John, Francis and Hathsniei aye chIdfen
81 John Sims. dec. Mary WaIton Lev ~ Sims, Nadea
sns, John sims George Siins, which said Lewis, Va
den, John and George children ~ Asa sims dec.
John Pysrs. Wiiiism Bysrs, Nancy Sims ctngttet Of
Austin Sims, dec. Rebeccd Otubbs late Rebecca ne
John Sims, Davie Sims, Garland Sims, " iliiam h.
Sims, Elizabeth Sims aud Matilda sims, Witch said
Rehrrca, j0hu David Garland Wiiiiafa r.. Elizareth
and matilda are children Of David Sins, dee Ma.
Ths day came t6e plaintiff BY her eoun,ti and lied
her hl in this cause and theieupon william stms IA
by the rouft appointed guardian To the infant defen-
dsnt Henry 81 ms, and John Sims guardian % the infant
defendants Matilda aRd Jane Terrell tor the specisf
purpose 81 defending this sat "a 20 them. Ana inc
defendants Lewis George John Francis aad NathantsI
Sims. Mary walton and William Byats, NOT having
entered their appearance aud 2ven secvrty accorduy
10 the at Of Assembly and the rules 81 THIS court
and II appearing 10 the satisfaction o. this eoar tbst
they inhabitants g this cbuntTv the motion,
Of the plaintiff by her counsel tf OTeered. That ths
said defendants Do appear here the ars DAY Of The
o. quarterly session, gnd answer the plaiu
tids said hiii and that copy Of this order Be forth
With inserted IN the Enquirer, uewapay per published
IN the city ~ Richmond. for Two months SuccesrfyeIy
aud ib9l smother COPY he posted the nc nI door al
| tho courthouse 81 this county.
copy, resie,
THOMAS POLLARD, n. c. ~. c.
gareh . s7e.ss~s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

II is moi Our wish TO cavii with the Ma
tional IDjeiligencer about the meauing Of
MIR. Thomas's Amendment. But OH a
subject OF such importance, silence would
be treachery ...... Notwithstanding the
CLOSES Of the lnielligencer, We must still
express our opinion that the section IN
question is calculated TO apply 10 tie re-
gion N. Of 36B, whether il remains in The
shape OF territories, or assumes that OF
statcs. II not, Why that eternal word "ior
ever"2 Why use this very expression
which seems copied from the ordinance Of
81, II II he not intended 10 pursue The
precedent set in the N. w. territory p
should 1t be so intended, sc musi protest
That however u may bad hereafter The
ludividusl members WHO vote for il, they
nave 10 right thus 10 bad up the hand
y their successors or oi posteTity. IL
avoid, however, The least mistake, U.e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

TIVE Steamboat WASHINGTON he's conmgucsd rnn.
I uing fsOH Potomac creek 10 washington Ciiy.-A
'equaf line Of s 3GES leave Richmond evefi morn
ng for The boat. RMS line is the mos esgcdnt"ps rs
veil asibe cbeapes, mode Of conveyance 20 washing
ion civ aud BalumOte
March 3, SI.sS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
RICHMOND, MARCH 8, 1920.
To THE PUBLIC


Tie subscriber associates himself hence
forth with MIR. Claiborne w. Gooch, as Joint
proprietor of this Paper.-He will NOT indulge
himself. aShe would wish, in any remarks up
OIL III qualifications of his colleague, this Is
not the proper time for il but he may be ex-
cnsed fOr saying that the public will share with
himself the benefits of this connection. joint
councils aud joint Iabours will not fail to en-
bance IN every respect the value of the paper.
Every exertiou will be made 10 ensure greater
regularity in all its departmenis.-It will
henceforth appear ~ The name OF Ritchie ind
Gooch. THOMAS RITCHIE.
In presenting himself before the public,
az one of the Editors of this paper, tile sub
scTibeT deems il unnecessary 20 make pro.
misses or understandable cordially approves
of the course whicli his associate hashIther-
to pursued on most of the great political
quesiiens which have occurred in this country
No change will be attempted, either in The
principles or the appearance Of the paper Itt
subscribers may rest assured that every exer.
ton will he made. TO render " as interesting
to them as possIble-and that our own aui-
madversiOns will be marked by independence
impdrtiaiity and moderation.
CLAIBORNE W. GOOCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
CHARLESTON, FER. "a.
SOUTHERN MAIL STOLEN.

Brtract Of a letter from one Of the Mm Con-
tractors TO fae Post UaSter Of this CITY datro
% Bees Creek near COosa-
whatcha, list inst.
have most lamentsbie occurrence H.
state. which is that the Mail was stolen form
The suky this morning about o'clock wBiis,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
March 3,

A Ii pc sons having claims against the esfsle o +
"A JACOB WILLIAMSON, dec. are hereby ro,,hed
10 sue on them Immediately and tbose indebted 10
Tue sAid estate are required to come foTN make
paymeni.-ihe public cautioned against Transact.
ing any bHsiness feislrs the SAID estate with any
per on other than ths subscTibetand such or
pSTsons as have possession Of the pspeTs Of said
DENT, are required TO forward them to the sDbscber
SAMUEL bOOkER,
1dm'or de b0Ris non rim the uit ANNEXED,
Of Jacob HifHGRson, acc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
Staples ofthe Richmond MarEet.

Tobacco old 81 so 10 S--do. new S3to T.
Corn 5 3-Flour, 8 4 rs a 5--Meal so Wheat
ST. Jos cts Hemp s 10 a $50 per ion-Oais
A. \ so cts.
Gr0eerieS. Sugars II I3- Coffee 26 30
cts. per lb.--MoIasses 80 n as cts per gallon
Cut Hearings S44 S A. per bbL-Bacon, IS
Is cents. per lb.--Rym, West India 90 a
100 cts.-Whiskey ~ 4 80 cts. per gallon.
PRICE or STOCKS.
Bank Of VirgiuIs...... so
Farmers Bank
". >. Bank .......,....9i a O6
Marine Stock ..par
" Sr WiLLiAA BYARS collector Tor this once j,
10 now visiting the counties 81 Cumberland. Buck
nsbaiu, Prinoe Edward, Charlotte. HaIiiaV and PITT
yyanis for the purpose Of collecting suearages due
this odice.
March 3 -