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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
Farming Implement ManuJactory, near ffede


TIME subscriber respectfully tenders his services In the
Il farming community, as manufacturer Of
husbanry. tie will continue to keep number of Ls
approved portable thresing machines ready unde
which believed be superior any thing of The kim,
mnde in this any other country, for execution
oheapness and durability This machine extremely sim
pie la It's structure, and nearly all its parts Of iron II
completely portable, can he adjusted from part of
the aOother and In operation hour after II
arrives the place Of destinations, by the
Persons wanting any thing in his line will please apply
Fiizugh and Capt Thsmas D. B. Bnber Of King (ieoroe
county DR.. Charles Morris and Major PhIip SmueI f
Caroline county, Col WIN. Boyd, OF King 4 Queen CO."
Elr BENJAMIN Boughton, OF Yves CO.; mr. IN mr
David l. burr, Union Foundery in fichmond 10 hon, r,a
chimes will be forwarded when orered The price of
machine Fredericksburg is 200 There will for few
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
hereby certify, that own ofnr. SsmT Cochran,
late ST improved FOR able Threshing MchDes witt which
with great facility expedithn and
perfectly portable and be taken o., removed erected
and Sc, to work again in four or Eve bms.
Stafford CO., Nov. fs22.
hereby certify that Of IT, Sam, (,oc,rs n,s
improved Thresbing Machines, with which I am much
els Of wheat from the straw hdas crop by uenns
Of three horses and hands by judicous manage
mept am confident that the said m,hne is cspnIIe NJ
from $50 TO 200 bushels pr day. with ease 10
horses and bandss perfectly be taken nm
removed erected, and set to work agab four hours r
The plantation hands lconeeive beer machine could
not be constructed for the use Il was intaded for.
Monte x xssc y King 49,. ee'Fse elLs fIIzsgen
have purchased Of Mr.. Samuel Cocbrsne !, por,.h,.
Thrcsbing MschDe which may be worked by ttee mules
IL fair trial. IL surpasses expectations Is ~ I'm.
quantity and cieanness Of wheat which gets out and am
Of opinion, II well managed II will ge!o1' 200 huss per
day. CHARLES MOfsIS
Meadow Farm. Caroline co. "S
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TaIu0LIe Real Esfnie For Sale.

TTyHE tract Of land which the subscriber resides
i cnuuty Of Bedford. miles from New London "a r.
the Academy and Il from Lynchburg, containing abe
upwards Of 800 cleared, the balance in wood
whole Of il first tobacco land except 40 or so acres
and thai grain land This land very
niered lies remarkably WE'LL and is finely wsered with
excellent springs The improvements extremely valuable
and coumudou the pejgbborbood healthy and
Also, ying on Staunton in the ol
Campbell called The Bowling Grfen, within Is miles OF
ypcbug containing 1000 acres, $50 acres
large portion Of which is 6,st bolton, land admire.
bly, adapted the culture oftobaeco excellent springs
very convenient every part Of the plantation and
healthy the balance Of the land In woods and due prs
portion Of IL tobacco land If the first quality.
Also another IN the county of Campbell on wv
creek aou three miles from Lyncbburg containing 474
acres yery small norton cleared which is fresh the re-
ainer Is mostly rich tobacco land 81 the first quality and
IL mbered The wood this tract Is source ~.
profit we'll watered, and several exceIlen,
mill seats Each Of the above tracts Is in COED repair
Tbe sboye uronery will certainly sold The course O,
the sunn,erand so valuable property Is seldom marke
The subscriber invites capitalists TO view this valuable pro-
perty which is sale the most
terms small portion Of the purchase money will be
auired in hand or az the time possession given,
credit of one and two yearsand ree u requredfo the
bsiance.---For further particulars application may b.
made TO the soso rber, New London case OF ms
absence 70 Mr. Jesse Irvpe, In the same neighborhood
NAV 9. itg-tf WILLIAM IRVINE.
III persons hayog claims against Francis Lewis, dee
N Individuality also, against bin administrator %
thentca,ed and all persons indebted either estate vii
make Immediate payment, as the situation OF the estate
WV Wv ''''''' y nv WILLIAM DEPRIEsT,
| Executof Of II. Lewis.
J Iase 10 r2-st
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TESTIMONY AND DOCUMENrs

accompanying The Rporf of te Special Committee of
The Hone Of Representatives.,
IContinuedJ
Daniel kurtz, s,oorit at the request Of Mr.. Ed
iOards.
am Cashier Of he Bauk Of Columbia. and
have been for more than two years. Since
have been Cashier The bank has been indebted
to the United States, in all, about S 500, OOO.-
The bank was apIsinted agent for the Trea-
sury, TO collect ceriaiD uncurrent money : the
whole amount ABOVE mentioned, did not.
however, consist Of such collections there
were some balances, about s 10000, left from
former transactions with the Treasury. The
sum have mentioned, was owing by The bank
when | became cashier, and has remained
about The same ever since. When the United
States Bank "ed INTO operation, the Bank
of Columbia owed the Government from
s 30,O0O-to s $4,000, part of which was
drawn for by the Treasury, SAY about 8 1000.
The balance has not been drawn for, and re-
mains Cash debt To- the United States
do not know precisely what arrangement
was made with the bank respecting the col
lection OF uncuiTeDi notes but have under
stood that SD much Of those notes as the bank
could collect aud turn into current money.
might remain 10 the bank on deposite I; but
cannot state for how long time. About
6 100000 worth Of uocurrent notes have been |
thus converted, aud credited, as cash, TO the
Treasury. Part of the residue has been drawn
out by the Secretary Of the Treasury, and part
remains now 10 the bank These uncurrent
notes were part Of those reported rs uncol- |
ectable Ivy the Bank of the United States, and
we're received from that Bank by an order of
the Treasury.
Question. What is the amount OF notes de-
Iyered for collection, and what were the dates
Of delivery, and specify on what Banks?
.aaslrer. The amount Of notes delivered
for collection was s 545,9o1 81, AS appears by
statement now delIs marked n. in which
also the dates Of the orders for the delivery of
the notes TO the bank will appear. The notes
were actually received between the months OF
December, 1919. and August, 1919. The banke
whose notes were SO received, ute 50 hume
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rous, that II has been impossible for me az tbi
time to make out the list. A statement of
number Of them is, however, contained in
paper now delivered. marked Y.
| Z. What were the amounts of these pofe,
cashed by the back
II. a5S,S6i, 81, as also appears by the pa.
@. What was tn. amount of uncurren,
notes drawn ont Of the bank by the Treasury :
A. SisS1Os So, as appears by statement
now delivered, and marked X.
u. What is the amount of such uncurrent
notes now ON hand, and where are thew
lodged?
H. 5s,661 4o-lodged, principally, at the
several places contained in a statement now
delivered, and marked w.
Z. What is the total amount of the debt
now due from the Bank of Columbia 10 the
United States
a About S 57a 900, which S sIs, s6l, 81 is
cash, and includes about s $4,000 standing TO
the credit ofthe Treasurer, on sundry accounts.
anu the remaining balance Of s So, 661 40 is
special depOsite.
u What probability is there of the United
States recovering this debt
II. In my opinion the security given for
the debt is amply sufficient, and believe that
the whole will be recovered. The bank owes
In all about 100000, and the nominal amount
OF It's assets is more than million and half
OF dollars. An agreement has been made with
the Bank of the United States TO assign TO it
property and debts tn secure the debt due from
the Bank of Columbia to the Bank of the Uui-
ted States, and TO the United States. For the
whole Of the above amount of 3Is.s6l 81
excepting the sum of S $4,000, above specifi
ed, the government received credit on the
books OF the bank, as cash, in 1919 or 1890
AT That time the Bank Of Columbia paid spe-
che The above sum, credited as cash was
suffered TO remain in the bank from that linn.
TO the present. This, as understand, was in
pursuance OF an agreement with the Treasu
ry. This deposite was the only compensation
the bank received for the trouble of collection.
l do not know that any time was specified
Tor the continuance Of the deposi,e. The Sr
cretary OF the Treasury has pressed the bank
very much for the amount more, think.
than ne ought to have done, considering the
trouble and expense 10 which the hank was
put. ID. KURTZ.
STATEMENT T.
1. J. Tucker, Esp Treasurer oil The United S,a.e.
-, III account wiih the Bauk OF COLUMBIA.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD

MILL be given for delivering MY John Pow
w ers Cariersyile negro men, Tom Billy,
wbo Runaway the 18th instant, twenty-five dollars
for either Tom isa likely rather above the orIina
~ stature abort tythree four years old, with plea
SAINT couut-nance. think the little finger Of hs
hands Is injured that he open 1t entirely His
Complexion rather light for negro. 1 purchased him
the 9Th Of march iasi Brooke OOsbys Auction, from
Thornton Alexander. lie from the estate of ar.
Beverly in Essex Billy is about tile ordinary stature has
rather down look, speaks slowly ard humby, about
years Of age purchased Of Goochand court years
ago, from Utley's estate.
" the above negroes eiter Of them lod -ed IN Jail
The legal fees will be paid. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
jane 20. t5-jfxwtf
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II The ENoUInER Is published twice week general
NJ and times during the session Of the State
1eats-Price the heretofore, Five Deiars per
apnum payable In advance Notes of chartered specie
paving Banks ony) will received in payment TIE Ed
ors will guarantee the safety of remi',ing them by MALL
the postage Of all letters being paid Ivy the writer's.
TT No paper will be discontinued (but the discretion
oil the Eitors) until all srrearages have been paid cp
II Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shnll have q tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
II One square, iess-Firs Inserton IS cenis-each
continuance, so cents. .
No advertisement until has either been paid
assumed by person this city It's environs
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June 49,.
VATJJABT.E LAND FOR SALE

THE surviving Executors of John NJ. Sheppard deed
\ late Of Scotcb-Town Hanover County, offer for sale
the Scotch Town estate, containing about thousand
acres NJ laod which Is large and commodiou dwell
ling house IN good repair and every convenient Clubhouse
for large family. Also Tract Of In nd adio Mug cali
Ell iickoryboom; containing nearly five hundred
which includes large portion of prime meadow land.
These Of land IN the forks OF HAMMER and In
one VI the best country ncigh,ourhoods in Virginia Per-
DESTROYS of purchasing invited view the
misses For terms apply to Joseph NJ Sheppard on the
premises, TO Nathaniel Benjamin Sheppard Rich
mond.
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.
Richmond Rnry- NIL Cyo.,, A.. c..,..

VIE subscribers respectfully their friends gene
rally that they have direct from, France
oy the way OF New York, i64s Burr blocks, OF the
quality, IN addition to former supply received last fall
ing been partner Of the former firms Of White Davidson
CO. and OF Davidson Sneii who formerly prosecuted
THIS business for years in this city, is
well skilled in this species nj manufacture addition
winch they hive employed the most experienced workmen
All STONES said by them will be warranted inferior
those heretofore made by their which were
well approved OF by all who used them Their shop
thankfully received and promptly executed. They have
now on hand general supply Of ready made Burr Mill
Stones, OF various Sizes Persons who
above article can he supplied northern prices
determined to sell as low as they he bought any
blocks ean be supplied ON reasonable terms.
JAMES SMELL.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ ANAWAY from South Wales, In Hanover county, n
~ negro man samed SQUIRE, the properly Of WIN. e.
Wickham lie Is between 30 and 30 years OF age and ra
her below the ordinary height II is probable that he is
lurking about PBmpahj, Mr. Thomas Carriers plantation
~ King William, where he has relations Tie above re.
ward will he paid on the delivery of him 10 me- near sn.
yer Courthouse for securing BIN IN any Jail in the COM
SlimNeaiih, MN. SiZER.
ssrlb Wales, Msy ~, Oft
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NOTICE hereby given, tha, all the cells IN The uat;c
!a Hospital 10 The city Of occupied and
the said hospital until Of the said cells
Due notice of which will he given.
BY order OF the Court of Directors
!, -, oo ZOO LEONARD HENLEY, CO. d.
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STATEMENT Y.
BeiIemon' Bank of ST. Clairsyilc,
Bank Of Marietta,
Franklin Bank OF Columbus,
Alexandria Society, Granville,
German Bank OF Wooster,
MuskiDgum Bank, GAINESVILLE
Genre Back, PENNSYLVANIA,
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, GreeucastIe,
Union Il Ink, Pennsylv
Farmers Bunk, Prtsburg,
Faimers, Mechanics and Manufacturer Bank,
Chiilicohe,
Farmers & INK, Canon
Bank Of Mount Pleasant,
Lebanon Miami Bank 10 Ohio,
Marietta Bank,
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, Pusburg,
Huntington Bank,
Virginia Saline Bank,
Cumberland Bank OF Allegheny,
Merchants Bank, AIex3pdria,
Kentucky Insurance Company,
I1rIanua Banking Compnuy.
Fara eis aud Mechanics Bank New S,,c,,
Owl Creek Bank,
Western Bank oil Virginia, Parkersburs,
Bank Of Vincsunrs,
Lancaster OHIO Bank,
Xsne-vllie Canal aud Manuf,r,,,; 49,. =,
OHIO CompS0y, "f'"''
COMMERCIAL Bs>k Lake Eric,
Bank Of Beaver,
Bank Of ChfllIco,he.
Allegheny Bank, Bedrord
North Western Bank Pen,svivo,,,
armefs and Mechanics Bank, Cincinnati,
bank OF Washington, Penusylyania,
swes'eore'and Bank, Pennsylvania,
Miami Exporting Company,
Farmer, AID Mechanics Bank,
Bark OF Sieubenville,
Indiana Manufacturing Company,
Bank Of West Union,
Binks 10 Delaware,
Banks 10 Viiginis,
STATEMENT X.
elktno Bank Of MARYLAND 1866 Is
Alexandria Society, Granville 2,4G3 90
Owl Creek Bank ca On
Western Bank, Virginia, Pakersburg 1913 90
German B,nk Of Wooster II 3fd "a
Farmers Bank Of New Salem Ig35 90
Bank Of Green Castle S0b M
Bank of Lake Erie 10 coo 00
vug,aia Saline Bank no I21 oo
Dt"k o' Somerset and worcester J,375 30
se'eSanis bapk, Alexandria 3,2l7 90
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AN ORDINANCE
nth risinn ~ I.nnu for fLe (iIu of R;cL,nn,,d

.4uth0rising Loan for the City Of Richmond
aud directing the application thereof
Passed June I4th, 1924
DE IL orined BY the President aud Common Council
ID TIE City Of Richmond Common Hnii assembled and
hsreby ordrnsd by tie authority some That the
authorised an required To advertise that he will 10 the
highest bidder Tuesday the Goth July, loan for the
city Of Richmond for the Of terms and
conditions following wit No hid shall received for
less than 500dollars, fur fractional part
at n iowrr rate Than par.
q And be further ordained BY the authority aforesaid
That upon the payment 10 cash by bidder sun,
due by him her for stock struck or her
the Chamberlain ofte City, he shall ssch pur
Hall and countersgned by the Chaberian with the seal
Of the Corporation annexed thereto.
s. Aud be further ordained BY the authority aforesaid
aud hereby ordained by the That 10
the city OF Richmond, under this shall bear an
interest at the OF six per centum per annum payable
yearly the Office Of the Chamberlain the civ
gold and silver current COIN the OF the Bank
of Virginia. Of the Farmers Bank Virginia. or OF the
Bank OF the United Siatesi and such shall he
f. Ind be further ordaintd That the aith of the Civ
is hereby solsmny pledged, TO set annually under the
control Of the Commissioners OF the sinking sum
sufficient for the regular quarter yearly The in
and the redemption of the principal aoe
said on the said list day of January 1886
The proceeds OF the loan aforesaid shall applied In
the following and the payment following
Bank Ut Virginia 1910 dollars; 10 the Farmers Bank of
Virginia $50 dollars and tile bank the United States
1000 dollars.
6. This Ordinance shall commence and be in force fom
ami after the passing thereof.
Acopy-Tes,e, N. SHEPPARD, G. Oh
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NERY VALUABLE PROPERTY Fon SALE; and a
great barg be had by application the subscr
ber-the Lot on which live catied WHITE PLANES,
about hall mile below the City Of Richmond, lin de
lighlful neghbourI,o) the williamsburg stage road,
sooainog four acres The dwelling house Is two story
brick house with seven ro0u uccoed aud papered With
fire place in each, and covered with slate thu office,
kitchen, stable and carriage houses built of brica and
the two FIRST covered with slate the other houses all
built Of wool, the whole newly enclosed n we'll Of water
in the yard equal 10 In Vrgina garden with every
vegetables mud choice fruit and is cons
dered Of the most healthy and beautiful places ip or
Richmond purchased this property under decree
finding IL would not answer the purpose, and being
poor live without employment therefore, disposed
10 SELL will, also sell my House and Lot H. street,
occupied by Mr Sexas, who will sew the same, and
give possession the first Of August next IT the
purchaser will the to the present tenant. This
House ss two-story wooden building with seven rooms,
and well Of water 10 the yard. Title eponabe.
SEATON w. CRUMP.
q ~
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LAND FOR SALE

WISH TO sell my of land lying in the upper end Of
L. Prince Edward, about 90 miles from Lynchburg and 0
from the stage road The south fork OF APPomaox river
adjoining lie OF Mr. VIM Trent Alexander Patteson
and Others containing about 500 acres, sufciency
which cleared for the employment Of or hands al
vantage-the remaining part being well mered and good
tobacco land. The improvements good dwelling
house with necessary ou-ousesa good apple and peach
orchard, and a variety OF Other fruit trees.
Tue will be made known by application the sub
seriber, living on the premises
g.. g-I2t F.FERGUSON.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

OF decree of the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry Cor tue Richmond District, pronounced the 18th
day Of June, 1928, in the of cambridge Mnse
shall, Tuesday the 9Th day OF July ~ o'clock, az
fair h not the fair day thcr.aer) at the front door
of Nbos tavern in the of Petersburg, offer for sale,
highest bidder, Public Auction for cash. tract Of
land lying in the county Of Prince GEORGE containing six
hundred being the Of land
by John Dindridge senr. dec. of John Mnge lying on
James river in brandon Neck believed TO be equal in fer
tility o. soil, 10 any tract ON that river.
J: GUEkRANT, Al. s. @. G. X. D.
MavA
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NOTICE.

NOl
THE subscriber will run new,
handsome aud convenient Hack
l,k&E &esAAA for the accommodation OF pas
~ 6S6S5sS Ayf7S scugers from Stnuuton to Green
W 2k-lI 81 brier Courthouse, throug hout
the summer and full months,
leaving S,auu,ou every Monday n,orning at O'CLOCK
This will afford great facility persons from the lower
country who wish IL visit the Warm, Hot White Sui
JOHN WISE.
St,up,op hmm % 15-w4w
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NOIICE

vDf virtue or deed executed 20 by Thoma
- ayor and Lucy II. his wife. and n obedience TO n
order OF tile United States Court fifth circuit and Virginia
district we shall rusees ceed sell nj public Aac
.on On Thursday the 2ad day OF July AT the resdence
OF the said all his Household Kitchen Furniture
four-whee Carriage and pair of Horses, several mle
Cows, &c Sc &c all under so, and
upon crei Of u 81 so,
the Purchaser give bond and security with deed of
spon The property to secure the purchase moaey.
r.. w. ROoTES,l
u. wAuwICK,S Trustees.
J.B. HARVIE, )
June %. I3-tds
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NOTICE.-In pursuance Of The provisions
of the foregoing Ordinance shall proc sell the stock
thereby created Mr.. Carter b. Pages Exchange In the
city oRichmond the 10th Of month"; at the hour of
IL o'clock. N. SHEPPARD,
Chamberlain City Of Richmond.
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ITU,IUO u
In addition 10 the balance, stated in the account
current, there is due TO the United States on the
books Of the Office Of Pay and Depose, on sundry
accounts about $50, 900.
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STATEMENT ~.
Cumberland Bank of Aiirehany to1e r,
Bank Of Wilmington and }randywiue = :S7S 10
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Pit,sburo ali m
Ur',anna Bank Company SSo n"
Bedford Bank OF PENNSYLVANIA \ oso ~
German Bank Of Wooster sa1GI M
Union Bank Of Penusyiyania o1so M
Sundry Bank notes, among which mr.. o' w
Kentucky In. Co. 2797, Rlarietn aud
Susg"ehsnna Trading Co 81 $500 S.,a.
Bridge Co, S796, aud S4s2 counierfeiis
o' various banks $3.50 90
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CENTKAL HOTEL. .

HAVING leased the Centra, Hotel in this place for
L a term Of years, am prepared accommodate
vellers will take in Bvarders by the week, month
year, moderate This establishment Is retired
part of the aud To those travelling III he
Springs being Oh the street leading to the University OF
Virginia. JAMES MILLER.
GhnrIniiesxiIe- Lime
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PRETTY GOODS.

fIvIE undersigned received by the Planter and To
Il bacco Plant, aud onepiug beautiful assert,
nlent of scafs and hdkis thread and bobbinet wells
ribbons and and by the banomest style OF
rnIed muslius aud cambrics they have received this
together with many other artcies-a which will be
sold extremely low. WM. NEALE GO.
June 9. elf
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2S3 a6is7 545, g9I 81

=, Special deposte, evidences at tie
Treasury, I23 1902 80
do do Bank oil Columbia 1861 40
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.vo'o landing v)rsm Ship Ina from, Bristol,
40 bar, bolt square Iron-Bsered Steel-Nail
Hods-single, double and treble Sheet Iron-Iron
Wire No. y TO 10, Broad Hoes
100 ,xes Tin Plates, (fur sale the New York prices)-
wine and ciaret Bottles, wine pint octagon pint and
baif pin, dis thread Seine Twine-Crntes Stone
Ware, Pitchers aud Batter Pots, assorted sizes
crates Ear,en Ware wrli assorted,-edged Plates
90 per dozen, other articles price in pro-
portion
IN STORE
Liverpool Sack Salt : Il sack-Brnziers' Copper
complete bar and sheuipg Copper best I'm
+,h Crown Glass 10 u aI2 IBID and i0i. wrought
nailsShot s2l per bag 90 bs-Corn Scythes 81 and
81 inch, prime and double prime.
For Sale by u. w. q. WARWICK.
Nav o. t.
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CASH For WHEAT.

WE will purchase crops the river below, the hg
w est cash prices; and Store opposite the Bnsi
formerly occupied by Robert Abbat viii he open durir
the wheat season. for receiving IL there.
June I0-if ROGERS L. HARRISON
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See question 10 judge advocate, endorsed on a post
HeOrgiann II - = ~
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aoJonrp Till Ia morrow, at 19 o'clock, when
II the answers to the said interrogatories shall
have arrived, they will hear the defence Of the
accusrd, at thar hour and the court decide.
further, that il the answers do not arrive on
or before Friday next, they cannot extend a
further indulgence TO the accused than l2 ~
clock on that day.
Whereupon the court adjourned to meet
again Tomorrow at ten o'clock.