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IL 10 the Editors crtie Nertcit Beacon.

ST. CHARLES, Missouri Juhe GOib 1921
he Legislature of this State have lust passed the
act, roqurcdby Congress, for our admission INTO the
Union This act as before informed Won contain a
a f"etH'bic which seemed 10 undo with one hand
VIM "aS done with the other--Ihe Senate sirucI,
out the preamble an t0t0Thc lower hcu,e refused IN
concur ~ the amendment, \ committee of confer
ence was appointed, who have reported the bin w;ih
Inc same preamble with this single alteration Viz
instead OF the words " do solcmny declare the words
" arc OF opinion are inserted. Both horses have a
dopted the mcndmen but fear this ilI-C.fed State
VIII again be placed the mercy of her enemies by
means ol this wnucky preamble
The preamble has no such EXPIRES zion as
4" do sOlemnly decare"-The writer of the
letter therefore, is in all crror-and it is most
probably, the words edo most solennIy pro-
test" which the Legislature has exchanged
for are ofopnion. We utterly differ with
the writer too as to the effect of this net. We
cannot conceive h3W this lnlucky preamble. y
las he calls il "A preamble dictated by that
Jealous sense OF her rights, which circuinstan-
ces have but made mere tcnder) should " A.
gam place her at the mercy of her enemies"
She has COMPLIED with the resolution of Con
gress-She has passed that solemn public Act.
which was required Of her in the very words OF
that resoution.--T book therefore. is for ey-
er sealcd--her fate is fixed. The act is conci,,-
sue upon the President of the IT, States. lie
IS bound by every consideration of obedience
TO the act of Congress, and Of good faith to
MISSOURI, TO announce by proclamation the
TACT of her assent, as soon as he shall have re-
ceiVed AN " authentic copy of the said Act"
~ a Brief Revewero brief Reply to the Net Tntcli.
gencer = excluded by want Of rocmslo our animadger.
Sos on inc Pross Interpretations the W. Civ {;
teie calls them, OF the ~ Inteigencer or MIR Jefferson.
may pay our respects TO iir. Niles hereafter.
Friday " '''''''''"''' '"'' receive ''''"'o" on
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virtue ct deed of trust executed by NiIlnn a
locke AMI Caihaine his wife, for purposes rein men.
Ioned, we shall proceed sell l,1,,
Iowhaaii Courthouse, OF Ih"ydGy TIC 6h day ef 4rer
rive hundred acres OF land be the or less
lying in the county of Powhatan, bounded ON ,b. s m 49,,
ans OF Robert Macon, on the east ty the arls OF pr r.
Johnson on toe north by The ltndS Samuel Nood,iu n
on me south by the lands belonging the estate Of James
ils deceased and is the piece of land whcreon the
.u william ~ Cooke resides. Aiss; the following Slaves
O'e, iIiie anmah, Peggy Adam and Ben-or so much o
te n property viii be sufficient satisfy The purposes
vi , ,Nr ue.u OF uust THE TRUSTEES.
ID
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VERA CRUZ.

Communicated for the Wilmington Vatchn,an.l
Extract Of a letter from Hopand, dated .J,,ae oG.
50 Since yesterday morning the good peo-
pie here are in a state oflittle alarm, by Il dis
patch from Vera Cruz, requiring reinforce
nent from this city oftwo Regiments of SOL
di,rs to defend the place that many OF the
royal troops have deserted and gone over to
the patriots such is their situation that they
detan the shipping by taking the crews to de
fend the town--even a ship laden with 500, 900
Spanish Dollars, is detained in port by the
crew being taken for the defence of the place.
1t is said that there is % millions of Dollars in
money and property at Vera Cruz, belonging
fomerchants and others residing here, which
will all be lost iithe place falls into the hands
of the Patriots. The Chamber OF Commerce
is called, and are to meet this afternoon to de-
termine what is TO be done under present cir
,cumstances.
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Cob T. MS
Lottery and EYrhnnrn OHicnc IL M

-ot'eTy ana exchange Offices, iii and "a
Niar6et-st, Baltimore:
u W here the CASH " ILL BE ADVANCED for nrize
the moment they drawn. ~ F'''' .
o6Dh"S from any part Of che United States enclosing
"a. or ffize iickdts- post paid III meet tho same
1nciual and pronP' attention ii personal apIc,on
""'ieS''u 10 j. 1. COHEN, Jr.
4. ., ,-,,,r-...- Sec'ry o. The Mgrs Baltimore
" Al CohEN'S OFFICE, more Capital Prizes nave brea
oo,g.o fa"" &C "y otkcr Office IN Agricaaud wiere wa.
500 IN shares The great Capital Of 10000 Dollars in tie Lee
uwn IN baltimore and where in the tlree last Mo-
nuheht lotteries, were sold The Capitals Of 10000 also in
s.1fcs,--tle 30,Q00--2 of 10000 Of 10000 &C. ~ "
- COHEN'S Leitcry Ga.ctte and Esrjse~- - b;cb :;
PuSh.d every week, viii contain the Rianarers, ,g,
LIST OF each drawing both Blanks and Prizes and viii b
orM@IGeu grabs TO companies or individual. who purchase
rom CohenS once, either in Whole Tickets or Shares m
te amount OF byty Dalgsi also contains Rates OF ~
Snangt OF Tank Soes-Prices Current oi ProGuce-Thc.
News bt the Day, SC. &c. = i'
Baltimore, Juls e. = c,ie
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snip Meteor, Glover !; sohrs Adeline, Israel ;
Alexander, Rogers; Florida, johnson Con
stituilon, Arnold ST. Augustine, Jones; sloops
Hapid, Perry leopard, Strong and Endea-
yor, Finch. They were expected to sail on
Saturday last.
To the poteness of Capt Chester, we are
indebted for the following copy ola proclapia-
hon issued by Gov Coppinger, previous to re-
linqushni5 his command -
PROCLAMATION.
81 Col JOSEPH COPPLrGEP, Gorey7,oy
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ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.

:. Ut; rankin was once member Ola body
IN "a'ch It was contendcd that certain a.
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Nirine oil adeed oitrnsi, Tor The purposes the Elm
~ stated, VIII be sold at pnhc auciIon on Hednes-
@8y me wa dny Of April ne,t, at eleven uciock on
nc premises. th"se valuable BRiCK TENEMENTS on
H"iiingbi- ok street bsipg Ave in number comm encng
Al the tenement al the soiher of Bollinsbrook and
Sycamore streets, occupied ny bavs x FarraT and
extending to the lot Of Hr James Knex aud which are
h"inbtred ~ said decd Mol, 2. g. 4 aud s. Together
win bTfcH Lumber House, aad other valuable i'm
pfosements on saidlsis. The whole will he sold or SO
nch thereof as will be necessary pay the debt ah
interest mentioned in said deed This property
Is valuable aud pr ducve aud certainly is worthy the
attention sepers0ns ofcapiial.
The tenernis are under Of from Fix To twelve
hnndred dui'afs each and being situated in the most
commercial pait Of the town, will always command a
go"o rent; and being also fully insured from loss by
hre IN the Rchmsnd Office the purchasers are
perfectly secure on that head.... Should any person
residing al distance wish for any further Information,
respecting ihis valuable property they may obtain i,
by writing 10 ise al this place.
Ike property will be sold by Mr.. william Moore
amctoheer on credit ofihTee. six and nIne months
equal lhstaintnis for approved, endorsed negotiable
notes, WIN reservation OF the lille unt the whole
ssall he paid or deed will I've at any Tine made on
RECEIVING deed of trust TO secure the pure money
The notes vi" lie required the sale is closed
aud III case Of failure to deliver them by n'clock
~ so required the property, or such part is bought
ny any person failing to give such notes. will he re sold
ata O'Clock ON the evening " the day upon the
same terms. JOHN ALLISON Trns.e
Feteubntg, Ian. o rs ids
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house oil L ;ngresS, IN the usual exercise
M their legitimate authority aud that
had any such intention existed, IL woul A
have assumed the form Of an sci OF Con.
gress In Tho case ct Mr. Jackson, the
British Minister, referred 10 as a prece-
dent. Congress plcigeh Itself, in an act
TO he found ON The statute book, 10 sun.
port The President in the consequences
which might follow AN act which had
already taken pIace.-And Conyrrss did
redeem that pledge, by supportins a
succession. of measures, ending in The
war with Great Bri'a,n-wi,icb. i, was
probably torescen by Congress a, The
tine of giving that deliberate pledge. was
unavoidable.
In The absence Of any suck soIemniiv
ct character about the rcsniuiion of m
House OF Representatives, we have The
satisfactory assurance, ,.,ar il Is to be
considered as the abstract expression oi
!eei',g, r"ciprocaiiug that which has so
OFTEN been pmhtrIy expressed by the
PRESIDENT on Tue same subject couplpd
VIM an expression of coufi tcncr i'm the
discreet exercise Of he. Executive autl,o-
my III regard 10 The recognition of The
independence OF newly created forriyu
powers. to
V"e,heF the powers OF the Executive
ave III All respects tt,n same az To nations
spf'oging INTO existence, "A they are With
regard 10 powers ~ ex sy,ncr al Tie for
MARION Of tie Constitution, We have
m"ch foub, We SHOULD prcsnm h. W
ever, that the President would moi take
upon himself tie responsibility of all act
which, under ce,ia;n circumstances
higHi necessarily suprrinduce a war.
without consulting, inspme way or olirer.
NE OPINION NJ Cngrcss. II so, ;hr as !.
sen, ot both Houses u0uli be necessary
IN due form OF law. We should moi ibiok
therefore, that The recent vote OF the
House OF Representatives will become
Tue %Tonnd OF radical change Of the
policy which the Executive has hi,bcr,o
pursued towards the Provinces Of South
America. as cvinced nv lis acts. and
more i"liy explained III the Executive
communications 10 Congress.
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We are informed, thai large quantities
OF coarse wool could now b. sold for ma :
nu!acinrlnc, il 1t could be had. The de
mand greatly cxcreds tho supply. 1t is TO
be hoped, that thus state will sdop, some
measure 90 encourage The culture of
sheep. Fifteen or twenty millions of
sheep might be kept in 'hIs state and
the ANIMAL income from the latter number
al the present prices Of wool, would ex.
cccd The annual value of all The cotton
produced ~ the Southern States. II the
ireemen OF ibis State would attend 10
The subject. they might soon make their
labor worth IA much as that Of slaves,
whereas at present it does not produce
above tenth part as nnch.
IN. I. Patron Of Industry,
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Eain0hLe Land fnr Sac

IN THE COUNTY OF cADgLL, STATE or vIR6iNi>.
NE "ish TO Sell q tract OF LAND. lying in Cahr.l
comfy, IN sight OF The courthouse OF said county
ana on The Guyanaotie river, six from the month
"' said river-contlning about i5o 200 Of
WHICH Is ceared-thc balance is with valuable
tinber.
MS tract OF land is considered to he OF the most
valuable tracts of land In the section If country in
witch II Is situated aud will be s,,Id ac otun,d ling
terms which viii he made known by application 10
John Sanues, ESQ., clerk of cahel county RESTING al
he e"uiihou,e (0ho will :hew The land and il. autho
rzts I" sell the same or To the subscribers residing
IN Jefferson county, Virginia.
r. woRTIlINGTON,
JOHN I. COOKuS
nee. I6. 80 ,r
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land, NEGROES, Sc.


(iTiLi ~ SOLD to the highest bidder, al Pleasant
" Grove, Lnnenbrrg county Va. on Thur siay, The
.rrt day n Jfg1ch neat, from L. Twelve likely
NbG"OES ,cursi,tng Of men women, bo,s and giris.
h'so viii he offered valuable tract Of LAND, lying in
She ah"ve county, containing about acres
This land well adarisd to the culture Of cora wheat
ana t""acc" u " deemed unnecessary to make any
lafiher comment as u IS presumed any per
10 pufcha'e wonld Hrst wish view the pre- iiises
winch WIZ he siewn at any time by The sub criber
ZAP. VIM. S;"k.s, whoni the land ahjoins.
Also, on the sanie day and place viii offered my
sioch OF GOODS, aiu"uniihe al hrst Cost To 3 900,
IS pr Inventory, together with ms situation aua
Eo"ss az Pleasant Grove, which supposed he infe
iinr 10 no stand IN this part Of the country.
The terms of the safe will he the negroes principally
: " casb-the land third in cash, when POSSESSION
10 g'Ve.. which NAV he bad any tinetBe balance in
~ and is months, equal paymenls.-The situation Store
house and gnoss .. aud years EQUAL payments. The
raci q" land Is In goud order for the reception uf
"iin sne crop Of wheat sown. The plantation is we'll
supped with stock ofevtry khd, provisions 20 support
the same, aud plantation utenssa which will be dis
posed OF "I reasonable terms, particularly any per
soa who may purchase The LAID. JAMES NEAL.
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Chester Hill FIR SHE

by virtue Of t.crd OF trust made ny william Cav .
- and Lucy VI. ms wife, TO the subscribers, dated
tue tenth DAY OF January, 1917 and OF record in the
county court Of Chesterfield will he exposed to sale
by auction, on the premises Saturday, the third
fdyV merit month, for money to he paid down ri the
sale, the whole or so much of The tract Of LAND in
Chesterfield county, usually called CHESTER HILL
containing, more or less, d65 will paw the
expenses attending The execution OF the trust and the
two following sums, to wit fifteen hundred and seven
teen dollars, ity cents, with interest thereon from the
hIst day ct iainary, I820-and fourteen hundred and
hiD seven dollars 6ty cents With interest thereon
from the hft day Of January last If less than The
wh"e tract shall he sold, the part that is Sold will be
thai par of the tract which will lie between James
river, and line TO he thereafter run) beginning al
railing Creek, and running parallel with the turnpike
roadGl"hicb runs through the and) to the opp tie
line ofthe tract. The purchase money must be paid
down al the sale. deed will he prepared and ready
ior delivery al The saleAnd should the person to whom
the and may be struck OF deaJ to paw down The puT.
asr money tie next preceding bidder may have the
advantage ~ bis or her bid. n be she shall forthwith
comply with the terms of sale hut II not then the
Iand shAil be forthwith asaiH mp To sale The same
Terms The sale Is for The benefit Of Mrs judith Nj
choson, eSeeu'iix Of Andrew Nicholson, dec. she
being the assiRHee Of Michael ". Hancock. The
subscribers acting as trustees, will convey with special
warranty only.
c. j. MAcMURDO , 49,.
JAMES HERON, Trustees.
ftD -
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Conm,Ssioner's tfscr. hichn,ond, Jan. s. 1874
i CHASCERf.. ..lhe creditors OF JOHN GIBSON
late OF the county OF Prince william, in the state al
virginia: and the creditors OF the deceased MARY
nEasi OF Liverpool IN the Kingdom Of Great britain
WIN take notice, thai bi Write Of decree The How
oonrt OF the United States for the Fifth Circuit and
Virginia District made In the snt, VIM. Kirkpatrick
Jaines BTeun aud John wCalIorh executors Of tbe
testament and last will of ary Heasiy, dec. the said
James Brown aud Agnes his wife, which said senrs h,
The only daughter az the said Mary Heasi} John Gibson
W's Gibson, WIZ Cameron and Agnes his wife Robert
Gibson. Peer Gibson, lanes Gibson and Thomas Glib
son, cbildren and next Of kim and adniuistta tor,
aud admni'lraiix, &c. Of Peter Gibson, dec. who
oeo "'iho"t issne..'.............. .... Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Aiexas,ier Henderson, John Spence and James sed
executors, &c. OF the said John Gibson, dec.
A., , defendants,
their respective claims before at my office a, Com
missioner, in the city Of Richmond at any time with in
ten months from The 22d day of December IslO-and
that those who TAIL tn do so, will be barred OF an
opportunity to make them afterwards.
WIN. MACKENZIE, NJ. C.
I'm
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Eifiefn Dollars Re,rayd.

WILL he given by The subscriber To- any person 81 o
w VIII appiehrnd and in Jail thai eri him
esain, a hkeiy negro man named RANDOLPH. ahpnt
twenty foul or twefiy i've old, wo left the snb
sc'lhsrs plantation in James Cy county, about
l6h "iOcoher last. tie was purchased b. the subscr
per ho'n MI Gregory of Charles CRY, where he
raised AMI was afterwards an the years 1871 & H.
bred 10 the farmer stage owners as ns.r at Frazrrs
Tavern IN NV X ent connty where he had wiie....
Tue MARKS ab1nt III" person Of SAID negro vaInus
ana not well recoecefi,e remarkable al scar.
IN hs head. aud nne very striking about the eyehe
likely sud well made, rather below The height
~ general aud iiule bog legged tie carried away
with hn aashi"pahie hlue coat much worn, ana nher
ciothi:g :uitef To field negro. JOHN COKE
shrtr E.h 4
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MISS CLARKE

EJbGs lsave to inform the inhabitants Of Ricbmond
~ aud ia vcini y, that she viii open SCHOOL for
she distraction % young ladies, Monday, Tie nth
inst. at the residence Of Mr. Stephen ID. Watkins
opposite The Eagle Hotel, where The follow ing branches
wHi be taught, viz; Reading, writing, Arithmetic
Sngiish Grammar, Geography. Rhetoric, and Compo-
euon-also, Drawing and Painting Of different kinds
EmbT'idery IN IFS various branches Fancy WORK, FL
hgres. rambourng, &C. aud Music on the Piano Forte.
sHss Clarke begs share Of public patronage, aud
assures those pareSis and guardians, who have rbil
oren TO educate, that every attention will he paid
ne manners and morals OF her pupils, together with
her nest exetions Tor their improvement In the above
mentioned branches. Those WHO may wish 10 place
esudren under her tuition are invited 10 call Oh hen
at the place above mentioned.
M.B Respectable references can be given.
Feb. 10. 60 a.
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fohe same proceedings and liable to the same
nhss, ard forfeiinres, aud be entitled to an the priv
reyes behenis aud advantages provided for and
lions OF the said bill.
To allow this motion, and an amend
nent offered by MIR. Holmes Of Maine.
(no, affecting The principle Of the bill
to he printed.
The bull was laid on the table: end
The Senate adjourned.
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4 amteiing of the Agricultural SacieIy Of Virginia,
Il held u, Richmond On the 5lh mlt. the following
appointments and resolutions were rdopted viz -
James ~ GdrRstt, President
John C0difGr. Vice Persistent.
JocqNeiige ~ Hdruie Treasurer.
J0hH dddms, Secretary
bamMt q. Adams. Thomas Marshall, Utison
At.eH, Jho,gds VI HaHd0tph. Of IuckahOc, and lii.
TETON W. Td=cweit-Asustant Secretaries
JohH V0rshNU, John BrockeHbroHgh .John U1rk
hR1q, John Coulter, and John dd0nis- Committee Of
Corr spuHdence.
Resoiped, That the thanks Of this Society he gre
sei'ed !" JoHS s. SKtNNER, Esq. for his present ~
seed wheat harley, ne, c0fn tobacco seed aud other
valuable ARTICLES.
Resolved, That the annual contribution ~ he paid
by memhers NJ this Sociry for the present and all
succeeding years, he tgO dollars.
Jan &.
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BosToN, February Cit will be seen
by reference 10 uur Legislative Journal,
that the House of Representatives have
agreed upen articles of Impeachment
gainst the Judge of Probate for Middle
sex county. and have appointed mana
gers 10 conduct The prosecution ot The
Impeachment. The articles were yesterday
presented and read III the Senate and
tic Judgc has been summoned iu answer
10 them 10 day, al eleven o'clo k.
Daily Ady.
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(nnI LnlILS &c I'm. snLr


n Dirtne Of a decd of trust srcemed 10 The sub
u Sc'tber bv RObcrtJ BttkiasOu and Of rec0rdi In
the clerks e6ice Of county court ofChene, Gcid
TetOe sotd for cash. 0t Hatcy Coles JapeTH, me
Coat Wines. on the I0tk d0v II FebrHdTg nett The
Jottoring REdL PBOPERT'f, TO nit &. 10 acres If
LdNU 6o"ndsd by Tie Lqnds Of HdyfiH R0iieg'Scs
rae the Ian IS o( D0Hiet JrG6Vs's eSfdfs ami the
taHdf g Hafey Cole d!sOl5 acresof nam, 6OpRd
ca ~ the lands Of Martin RafeBs tstdfe tie fdndS
o. said UffFtHson, me taBds n H0tcg cole, dHd The
tands commonly hnorn and ca{ied NE Douer Phs.
1na ue tract U tgHd commonly cdtfed the Union
rus dtso IS 0erc NJ lam 6OnRded by tie
,dHds OF hotey Cote, HIN Ellison, and The trdct of
taNd commonly coiied tie D0WsT PRs.--8iSO GDe
equgt 6Ht unafUtdfd fUenheths Of 100 acres com
morty cGtted me DoWer Pits--Jor the purpose Of
Sattgdng the de6ts specified Ia said decd. Il more
particular description Ofthe lana Is decmsd Hnne.
cessarg as IL IS prssHtred those tnciHedto yRrchate
~ Ws0 The sdmc 1rcrions 90 fhs dag NJ safe Mr..
=. 5tt'son does on tf6 premises, mn aiH Gioe any
tDiwmefion trhich siag be requested.
nn coaoey the tkLc Ucstedta me by The ddsed
T"1. l.. BORFUftT' Trustee.
yAn.v 73....t0s.
II The sale % the property described ny the above
euvI seinent Is postponed until the 24tb ~ lbe rfe
Ie.' Wonibs b. consent. L. BUHfOOr, Trustee.
Fep''1 9O..tds.
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MARSHAI.s SALE

I Under decree Of the Superior Court Of CHANGER,
- lot Tie Richmond district, pronounced the 22d
day IT Jan. 1870 in cause therein depending br,wrrr
ISAAC Hall. plantiH and Luman Bishop, Nathaniel "
rrce, Mansfield watkins aud Richard Denny, defeud
ants shall exp"se To sale. by public auction on the
premisr,, on Thursday, the sth day Of March vert
Hall ACRE Loi No. 5. in the town of Manchester
c""seleu !" tichaia Denny by deed from Lu,ban sh
OPP for the teueht Of said Hall, which deed /, MED
among the papers IN this cause.
ief'ns OF sale, six aud twelve months credit the pnt
chasef exrcriins bonds with approved security,
deed "f uus' on the property secure The
money......The sale will take place al IL O'Clock.
}. GUERRANr, N. 5. c. C. II. u.
LII
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TUE Subscriber wiii transact a COMMISSION BU
a SiNhSS IN the house lately oecepied by Johr &
",n' oiiiiN. Wa. J.sMORRiS.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BuoINEoN
HE Subscribers having this day entered int mari
uership under The hrm Of LiNSDoWN S-CON
NEH respectfully ofr their service. to the public A.
auction a Commission Merchants in The town of
psnviiie They have taken The house Old Street
formerly occupied by Messr,. Robertson x Beavers.
where they ;re prepared to receive all kinds ef Goods
anu eounify Produce on storage, or for sale. They
will buy and sell country produce or ship II for to.,
VIM may think proper 10 auihotis~ Them. They will
also purchase 2O6dcc0 their own account
GEORGE 4. LANSpOWN
IAN vs.. S3..1w JANIS CONNER
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t'(li< St,i 4;

A VALUABLE TRiCr or LAND, containing one
Thousand aud twenty lying in The county "f
Ginacss'e,, at the juac,on of the Dragon Swamp with
TIE PiauktaDk river. This land has two stery
Dnuse ON u, nearly fpishrd IS well tmbered with
white oas and abundance Of the very best cypress
capt Cdowning, living the land, will ride over
u with any one wishing To purchase Claims against
the estate OF James Roy dec will be taken in
by rHoMts ROSWELL,
Trustee Of james ard Morfha Roy.
b. a.
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MOUNTAIN GLOVER SEED.
{ fLOfER SBED of very superior quality from To
- cOoniy % soetoun-fUr sale by
RosERT GsssIE.
~" ~ s7.s6t
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n IL persons indebted 60 John CRAHA8, deceased,
arc requested TO uake payment io me Immediately,
% "m oes l'us of closing the administration soon
~ possible, ard therefore grant indulgence to
s'L bVoy. WaLtER Dun, Executor
Wv IT, h@.,N ~ Jnhr Gfssaiu, O. =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

JOHN HOLMES Is rc-clee,ed "a Senator
10 represent t!,e State OF Maine in Con-
gress, for the term Of six years from the
All oil March next. The aggregate votes
in beth Houses ofthe Legislature we're
For Mr.. Holmes, lo7
Mr.. Wlngate. 80
Scattering, %
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NOZZLE
"A LII persons indebted To JOSEPH DARMSDATT
dec are requested To make paytpen me iiine
uiarly, az am dtsrous OF closing the administration
as soon asposshe, aud therefor. cannot gram iuduI
gshce 10 any b"dy. DANIEL CALL, EX'or
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