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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

The NiIledgesie Recorder of NIL
says. Col Henry u. Lamar, has ina ,g q.,' ~
ed from the Creek Nation, W6rrs ia'. ,,
SEPT by the Governor, tn prevent ,b ~ vas
cntion Of threats of violence WHEN W. w.
sad to have been made by part Of f, Ls
Nation opposed to the Treaty, asaInst 1 lIs
lntosh aud other Chiefs, in ia,oo of,.
Col Lamar was treated with sfeat resass.
by the indians, particularly at Taekao5s,,.
chez, where the Chiefs, assembled IN roaa
ell declared the reports circulated to tGei,
prejudice 10 be nnfonhdtd. Tie encIle
ment among the Indians, as Col. L8na,
informs US, Is by no means SO great a. m
NOR has represented ii to be.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

We understand that At The IN, y,
Edward Court, Mr.. John Randolph ,'a u,
dressed his Constituents in ma8a f,' DIT,
with mailer which give great aud 9l ,t an
satisfaction. lie descanted with pr. .,e =,
quence and power On the ol,re,i,, a. fIo-
cronchments otthe General Goreyn,a1ss, 81
on The Rights Of The States. This e"aa. Up.
ted the principal theme of Ii. ina a4,,.lo-
address. fP;,b Pn,essl'e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

United States Bank Stock has taken sud
den rise in philadelp hia-Iwenty per cent-
um advance has been Neutrality-suspicious.
and halfbcing demanded. Sales were made
in New York, on Friday last, at twenty and a
half
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Q7pl Dfet mber,lg25


SIR: Your lett, If the / 9th November
last, rela ing 10 il Ntraordiuary transac
IONS ut FaXare.a, IL the Island Of Porto
tleo, on the-af III month. has bcen re
celyed ar cot. ldpred.
lt-5ae lalended, at this time, IN pro
ataGte az oplnon ON the pfoRrrty Of
i#ose iranactons ON your pat, but tbeir
Importance demands for them full ln,es
tlgatloa, and you VIII proceed, without
unnecessary delay, III THIS place, 10 tu#sat
such explorations AZ may he required Al
every thnG connected with their caus"
origin, progress, and terminaton. Fol
that purpose, yoa will bnng with 70
those officers whose testimony is necessary
particularly Lieut.. Plat, and Haeh writer
evidence rs yan may suppose lsclu'.
You viii return in such convenient YES
sci az may be- best spared from the squad
ron, aud on your leaving the station, ynu
will deliver the command IN Capt. War
rngton, with all such papers, instructions
and information, as may be useful IL ena
Bile linn in the most eilpctual manner f.
accomplish al these objects for which tn,
vessels now aader your command VET
placed there.
ann very rpsnpcfElliy 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11
ace


ClnksbiTg, Ia. 1a 4pril, 1925.
"onr worthy and distinguished citizen,
Judge Jous G JAcksos Of the Federal Court
departed this life on Monday night last the
loss of such man with US is incalcnlable.'
fRichmond Enquirer.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

Hool Spinning 1t is stated that a machine
for spinning Wool, invented by Gilbert Brew,
ter, Esq of Connecticut, is now in operalioi
at the Capitol in Albany, which il IS stated ~
memorial to the Legislature Of New,1 ON
causes saving Of labor compared with W. T.,
old process OF at least 80 per cent It eau ~
propelled by water, steam or hand power Ia -
spins from the rolls, consequently snpercts oS,
the necessity of ropng--ineAperiencen 10y ~.
peritnced spinners, The proprietor proposes .,,,
into the state prisons and comfy poor house, @f
Machinery for wooden factory IL ~ f,r "a
the state prisons, will cost 5000. I'M sno ~
county poor house from 1000 TO 2-ooV'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

II is understood that il is the intention of
Gen. LAFAYETTE 10 reach Louisville, kentucky,
early in May. Mr.. Clay it is said, will repair
thither to receive the General, and, for that
purpose, will leave Washington about the
close Of the present month.
The Secretaries of War and NAVY, are both
absent from Washington on visit to their
friends. Udhlngt0n {. Gaz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

The editors Of the Bait. american have
been politely favored by a commercial
house in this city, with an extract ola let
ter received by the Globe, at Philadelphia,
dated.
LIVERPOOL. 18th Feb. 1825.-Tobac-
co may he said to have advanced from
SO to Ad per III. since | wrote you ON the
18th inst the quantity sold to sprcna
tors in London is estimated at 5000 hogs
heads, aud here from 2e00 to 1900 hogs
heads, most Of which has passed through
twn or three hands the greatest advance
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

Fnnaticism-A young woman WIN fln ,,c,i@,
(says the Stafford Gazette ately 'el anad a..
10 the stupid fanat'cism OF sect Ca, ea.'e m.r
goodies She was taken i'll, and 'he me- as1 h,
bsrs Of her sect prevented any mea'a res, NJ
ing adopted for her relief, except 10 % hpIieqs
their prayers, which they protested 10 a, o,
would be eiiectual without other n ''f !, is
The woman and her infant both eApa''
stated. in consequence OF this neglec'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

Here ends the correspondence. Bat we
shall give the whole it, in our next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-19

Jects, with respect to taking the said oath, merely on
OF the word spiritual" being inserted therein;
ana tat Tor the purpose of removing such scruples
would be eXpedient to declare tie in which the
sa word Is used, according to the injunction issued
oy queen Elizabeth, in the LIST year of her reign, and
recognised in the act Of the 9Th year of her reign,
and which as explained by The 37th Article of the
Church OF England, imports merely that the Kings OF
TINS realm should govern all estates and degrees
m,tted to their charge by Cod whether they be ecces-
asca or temporal and restrain with the civil ord the
stubborn and evil doer.
g. That it is the opinion of this committee that such
an act OF repeal and explanation should be accompa
med with such exceptions and regulations as may be
found necessary for preserving unalterablv the Potes-
ant succession to the Crown, according to the for
the further limitation of the Crown, and better secu-
ring the rights and liberties of the subject and for main.
tanning inviolate the Protestant Episcopal Church of
England and Ireland, and the doctrine, government
and discipline thereof; and the Church of Scotland and
the doctrine, worship government and discipline there
OF; as the same are, by law, respectively established
MIR. Canning supported them the grounds stated
in the annexed extract from his speech:-
Eiface then, say, the line between the Protestant
and aolic Church, and strengthen the line of demar-
cation between British and foreign influence. (Cheers
have always considered this question with due regard
to the fears which might be entertained for the Prote
rant establishment In the consideration of this ,nea
sure the Interests of the Episcopal Church have ALWAYS
Claimed my most anxious attention. have recently
pledged myself to strict regard them-that pledge
now renew; and only renew it. but po still fur
er and declare that if considered the interests of the
Church Establishment any degree not only TO
be endangered but even impaired by the proposed con
cesslons to the Roman Catholics would prefer that we
should remain as we are, than ell the conside
ration OF making them The principle on which have
always acted aud continue act, on this measure is
a' these concessions compatible with the perfect
safety of our Church Establishments the welfare of
which is interviewer with the zee spirit of happy
constitution II for this reason that would opcn
ITS vests TO receive in its bosom every part of those who
Weihits allegiance and support IFS Government 1t is
ON these grounds that cordially support the measures
OF the Honorable Baionet. Not thereby considering
myself pledged to the details of but conceivinc my
sell not pledged to sacrifice to that object any thing
VIII not say hostile, but dangerous to the Protestant
Constitution. CFhe Right Hon. Gentleman sat down
amidst loud and long continued cheers shortly after
winch he left tue House, apparently overcome by inds
| nosition.)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-19

considerable compared TO the importance of the service
performed. Among the killed were, Major Walker, Of
the lnantry capt and Lieut.. OShea, ofdo. and Off
GERS wounded.
treaty oil friendship and alliance had been concu-
ded between the British government in India aud Sui
tan Nlahomed Shah OF Johone and Datto Tommonghong
and Cher OF Singapore and its dependencies, which
event was announced by 10 guns from Fort William
the 23d of Dec. last
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-19

hints that tins Glamour wouh have been raised
against captain loare If that officer had not manifcs-
tes' sucn unusual ACTIVITY in guarding the from
foreign fishermen and snuggers He states that where
the territory of the United States had been violated b,
Pnrsuin aud capturing of the vessels within our
waters that vessel had been restored to the and
all the expenses paid bv can'ain Hoare BnH .4mer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-19
Ihetoltooing personshave Lands Listed ON the 4udtors
Booksas Kenuchy-on ,otich the tuzes remain unpaid

Adams, Richard
Burnett, Jacob
Bradford, George
BeckIey, John
Calender, EIeazer
Carey, Nj. & G.
Conway, Catlett
Crockett, Andrew
CalIand, Samuel
Cox, John +.
Cox, Isaac B.
Clark, Martin G..
Chew, Jos.
Dorsey, Archibald
Dooley, George
Dunn, Williamson
Duval, Maj. VIM.
Dyer, Zebulon
Duval, Philip
Dixon, Samuel
Dunn, j.
Dubois, Abraham
Elliott, Tho's
Edmunds, John
Edwards, Ninian
Flemiug's Reps.
Fenwick, William
FloweYee, Daniel
Fallen, John o.
Fallen, Benz. o.
French, DIR. George
Gallatin, Albert
Girard, Stephen
Gibbons, Robert
Granger, Gideon
Graham, Walter
Gustavus, John
Goldsborough, VIM.
Carey, Eyerard
Grover, Thomas
Hart, David
Henley, David
Herd, George S.
Harrison, VIM. II. forf't
Hall, l.. & S.
Hart, John
Hart, Joseph
Hardaway's Estate
Hays, Harold
Holker, c. e.
Harrison, VIM.
Hackley & Patton
JaTnison, Johns Ex'ors
Jamison, David
JamiSoD, John
Jones, LIS Heirs
Jones, Samuel
Ireland, Edward
kincannon, A.
Knox, VIM. K.
Keunon, Erasmus
Lindsey, William
Lewis, Alex'r
/ Lewis, Thomas
Lane, Williams Heirs
Lyme, Henry
Lawrence, Wslcott
Lemon, Elizabeth
Lipscomb, Bernard
Monroe, James
Mcdowell, James
Muse, J.
Moore, DIS Heirs
Mitchell, Samuel
Norris, Richard
Madison, Rev. James
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-19

Monroe, John
Mortimer, John
Means, Robert
McMeckin, VIM.
Marx, Mary
Mason, James's Ex'ors
Martin, G.. NJ.
Marshall, Cha's
Pryor, John
Parker, Thomas
Patrick, John
Preston, Francis
Price, G.. M.
Pollard s. Pickett
Preston, Gen. John
Patton, Robert
Peyton, Johns Heirs
Prentiss, VIM.
Price, Henry
Pickett, Martins Heirs
Paul, John
Ramsey's Heirs
Radford, VIM.
Reed, John & Co.
Russell, John
Russell, Williams Heirs
Sheridan, Abraham
Smith, George
Smith, Benjamin
Smith, Isaac
Smith, Georges Heirs
Smiths & Taylor
Spillers, Williams Heirs
Simms, Daniel
Spriggs, Osborne
scott, KS Heirs
Strass, George F.
Sayre, Leonard
Swearingen, Benoni
Stribling, Sarah
Starke, Robert B.
Siddons, Tho's
Short, Jacob
Schneibilly, Henry
Spottswood, Alexander
Thompson, D. J.
Turley, Leonard
Thoms, Robert
Todd, John
Talbot, Thomas
Taylor, James, Sr.
Venable, WIN. n.
Vaukopf, &c.
Yowles, Henry
Verser, David
Wiggenton, John
Williams, Eli
Walker, Mirry
yatt1s Heirs
Winston, Isaac
Wyukoop's Admir-
Williams, John
Weaver, Tilman
White, P's Heirs
Walton, Johns Heirs
Wexford, John s. WIN.
Wexford, Robert
Wilson, Joshua
Wayla0d, Lewis
Watkins, Francis
Ward, James
Whiteman, Lewis
Wood, James
Walton, John
Young, VIM.
Zimmerman, J. ".
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-19

What nerE---on Saturday last the Baltimore papers
state, the beautiful brig Lady Adams, built by Mr. Beach
man for Col Tenant was to be launched Fells Point
We do Tecollect heard of Lady Madison
Lady Monroe, &c.-[ Enquirer.
If the editors ofthe Enquirer will take the trouble Of
referring to the of almost any of our sea port
papers, they will find the names Of Lady WAsarNeroN
Lady Hadison and Lady Monroethis latter vessel be-
longs 10 the same gentleman in this city that the
Lady Adams. BY referring to our ship news ofthe 10Th
the L>ndy IoPhns will be found reported at HAVANA
1t may not be improper to remark that Col T. not
an advocate for Mr. Adams for the Presidency the more
So as the Enquirer seems to be ina detir since
the election and seems TO suspect the motives of every
one Bal. Pn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24
Valuablc Real Estate for Sole

INiiE Tract of Land upon which the sub,oer resides
4 the county OF Merkenburg upon Roanoke ten mile
South East ofthe Courthouse containing twelve hundred am
fifty four aeres, Of which hundred ten acres. by
accurate survey river low ground: in addition which
there several Of detached pieces n fat land
the different water courses passing through it, About erhi
hundred and fifty Of e high land standing In woods
all Of which viii produce tohaoco above coo acres are
productive tobacco, cotton wheat laud The plantation both
&" high land and low ground productive good ptopon Of
which fitted for he culture tobacco or cotton and m fr
any other crop usually cultivated in Virginia. Every kind Of
improvements either for the convene NJ aud c
iaon of family, the securing of large crop Of every
description is uPon this estate Il often that estate
sion may he had the 25h day December next with
10 seed wr at i, fall 10 due time; fourth Of the
money will he require ed when possession !, given The basnc
~ DC divided nto three equal annual payment from that time
satisfactory security viii be required.
Que other county OF Neeklenhurr With, one
mie Of the courthouse which place there Is
affords good neishhourood MARKET this tract contains two
opened Of about Eileen acres, with few cabins mi IN
ny the present tenants about hundred and twenty actes Of
this land Is tobacco land these will ;hcUn bv
the susoibe and his absence by agent who will al
ways be 10 place for that purpose.
third tract Of tobacco land lying the county Of Henry
containing three hundred and eighty upon -sthcrn6I
Greek, upon which there lisa small plantation well enco,ed
and log houses. This Of land will he .hc,u nv Ei
Of land eau he bad the 25 day Of December next for
Two last Of land third the Turohase money viii he
4Hred when possession given; the balance equal
annual payments, for which security will he required
As agent Of Mr Stih b. SPragns Of Alabama, will sell
tract OF 1--WE hundred of and lying the county Of Not
toya aud IN that part Of the county called The Fork Of
toay half Of this tract wood land good qual upon
THIS time It Is entirely out Of repair could be rebuilt very
Inconsiderable expense. The title part Of this tact 81
lands sill in the subscribe, hut deed vail he executed NV
hn 70 the purchasers for the other part the deed will he
by Mr. SPragin and his wife. Land in Alabama Kentucky
or Tennessee Slaves fair price would be taken in
change fo this tract Of nd, would be sold upon accom-
mo,lating terms 5 To- time Of payment.
Thirty Shares Of Roanake Mitigation Stock upon which all
The requ,hoa which have been made paid h. had
The Offering this property for sale will interfere with the
professional engagements of the subscribers they will BE- filth
fully fulfilled g. GREEN.
June ~. I2--Stf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24

dra " on scale OF ABOUT quarter of an inch Is foot
ne nam shaft Of wood about diameter with
~ projecting horizontally TO extend rs feet the
an Of cast iron driving pnion c. wrought
- IRON perpendicular shaft which Is
wheel driving piuon T. wrought iron horizontal
sn4i' on winch y the band whe, T. The band
AeHS through the foor H. drives the Gin above
e 'noom beside the horse-wak and nearly level there
WIN the horizontal sst he coupled awonden shaft
a. At u OF about inches dilmeet which extending overte
hr'ewalk enters the gn-room and the band wheel j.
paced over tue pulley of The Gip circumstances may
ms machinery will be made produce by ordinary horse
ur' me required velocity the Gin when not other
wise directed wi lie calculated about revolutions
minute. -
The cost Of the castings and wrought iron work Tor prope
s YIN on is plan l., Tor horse power about so for
TWO morse power aOto So One horse will drive This
ne includes gugons, inks, and hands shaft aud
o Tor securing machinery The journals the
'hs,ts are turned, aud ruu on sierl or brass.
"hcfe Gin 20 be attached mills the eireunn-
advertisement. - $3.50
The present. price Of Gins made Richmond with or with.
ont due Is, If under 10 l 50 per saw; for 30 saws OF
mofe - % per Gins OF Northern manufacture with
Steel saw 81 per tIin, made this Foundrry
ont vii ne procured Of the kind required (only) when mach
merry l. ordered with them md commission charged.
Communications pail will be attended, ard prevent
disappointment. please observe that prompt payment acccp
'anees IN town, vi II be expected IN all cases
DAVID 1. nURR.
Richmond Foundery, June g. --,yGw
N B All kinds of Iron and Brnss Castings, and brought
poS Tor machinery done the hest stVc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24
From the DumSries Gri Gn!ioJray Courier.
ODE ON MECHANIC INSTITUTIONS.

When, FROM the ,actvd garden driven,
Man fictl before hts Makers wrath,
an Angel left her place IN Heaven,
Ani orr.sed the wanderer'. sunless path.
Twas AIT! sweet Art new radLn,e broke
Where her light foot flew Ucr the groundl
Aud thu, with Sciaph voice che ,ppAc--
The curse btes'in, hall be lound.'
She led him through the trarlle.. Wild
Wherr n"on'ide sunbeam never hlat.d,
The thistle ,hrunk-thc harvest snilcd,
Aud Nature sia,ldrned ~ she sas,d.
Earth thuu>aui tribes It living things
u lfCs command to him svch,
The village grows, the cit, .r-ins.,
And Polut their sPirc, Vi faith ~ Heaven.
lie rcnds the o1k-auA bids il ride
To guard the shore, il, h,auty vrac.d,
lie m tc' 'Lv roc>--upAca,r ed, IN pride,
See towers at ,tt"ucih and duu., OF taste!
J. wth'' to- ming cares their wcalthrc,,oI---
Fare hear, h, banner on ihc uIvr,
lie bill. she mortal poison heat.
Aud leaps riumplia DER thc grave.
lie pluck. the rc,rls ,ha, stud ;hc doe7,
Admitting Beauty lap 70 ca,
BE hresis the st..bhofii marbles .lccr,
And initiate, hi, Maker kill.
With thoughts that iil HE glowing sapi,
lie bids the illune DC page.
And, proudly .oo'nu, Time, cynttvl,
Commences with an unborn a-r.
IL f-l l. uf air he writes M, NAME
And ireaIs the chamber, OF the XIV
lie read, the 's'rs, aud grl-p, the G,nic
That quivers round the Throne on nigh.
In war renowned, ia peace sublime,
lie moves IN greatness auI ia grace,
ia, pUwer, suhduns pace and time,
Links realm 10 realm, aud race TO race.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24
TO FAR.WERS

ENiE subscriber having Factory Farming Utcn.1 in
richmond, at the corner Of aud Oth streets where may
"" ad avs new and much approved piaH pl5u his
ola pattern with the iar-share. As So small Uin.rr ON
ms plan OF my own construction. su1ll Garden Piough to
WORK y handi double aud ngle Shovel Plourh rh ysri
ely p GFii,yator' aud laTey. Wtaa rn 'f1u,ie
single oi we most approved plans As also, other Utensils made
TO order Having lately got Blacksmith from the North n
work all dom complete. As several persons have made ana
sold Plongh' elns hem Diyi,s, may inform the puhi.
That no. other Perou be privilege Of making them ~ OH
Virginia, except in Loudou county.
THOMAS SPENCER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24
.Af.QRSRaL,S S1LE-

pursuance OF of the Superior Court
Tor the Richmond District, pronounced the 22d av o
March, 1925, the of Evans BOOKER ct al h, ON
the 2it day # July neI offer for sale the bidder al
public auction for Cash the MILL with the Land Houses and
apPureuanoe situated Turkey Island Greek called and
knoWnby the Of the Granville Mills and at the sam,
aud place viii in like be offered for sale the farm
adjoining ad mill, Sc called and known hy the name %.
Monn Prospect The above sales viii be made near to
the abumen Of said mill DAM the Heneo side Of Turkev
Island Creek. J.GUERRANT, N. S. c. c. n. ID.
June -. i5-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24
M.4RSHaL'S S.aLE.

UIRGINIA At Superior Court of Chancerv held in the
Of Frederick burg, the 2i day of April 1895:
William Sarke Sarah Starke Rhoda Bell aud Alice his wife
Kitty Sarke and Lucy, Richard. James and Polly Sarke in
iants, by John bioneure their next friend, Plaintiffs.
Against
Joseph Starke, Defendant
BY consent Of the PARTIES b. oone the former orders in
this resnded and this on to be heard by
consent Of parties by upon the hill answer and
exhibit and argued by counsel consideration whereof
the court doth aduge, order and decree that Marshal
the Superior Court OF Chanoery for the Richmond district
ter advertising the time aud place o sale tor four weeks sue
ceve IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
nond do expose TO sale public suetion the highest
der on credit OF twelve months, the parcel
in the Bill mentioned said hundred aud fifty
three And the payment &C tn purchase mo-
ney thereof the said Marshal Is directed take from the pur-
chaser Of the said land bonds with good security PAYABLE
HIMSELF to divide them amongst the parties entitled there
and that he assign the said bonds without
The adult Plaintiffs and the legally qualified guardian of
infants respectively and 10 the title the land
until The purchase money be paid report his rrnoo
herein to this Aud the Marshal further directed IT,
upon offering the said land Tor sale shall appear that e shares
Of lie PaIe esPeceiy viii exceed the of three hum
dred dollars not 70 make sale thereof but report that fact
to the court
a copy. Tese. J. II. WILLIAMS, C. c. C.
IL In pursuance Of the foregoing decree, shall on the
goth day July next the front door of the Eagle Hotel in
the city Of Richmond offer for sale the Of land therein
referred to- said 10 hundi I'd fifty three acres
Sale 20 commence at 10 o'clock A. VI.
J. GUEBRANT, MS, c c. RID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24

pursuance of two svern deerees othe Superior
Cpnoery for the district Of Richmond made 2li
March, 1925, and the 10th june s25 in the Gaze Of Stot
" Curle shall on the third DAY Of August next offer or
sale 70 The highest bidder public auction ae front door
The Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond an undivided oie
OF undivided third part cf n Land containing Coal
and believed 70 contain 1860 and upwards and situated
the county Of Henrco and known the Deep Run Coal
Tract Terms fourth CASH and credit Of cne two and
hee years for the balance the purchaser executing bond
approved security, and the title to he until nav
ment Of the purchase money sale at
J. GUERRAhT, ~. S. c. GRID
u