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The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24
The opinions Of a sound Politician.

The opinions Of a sound Politician.
Hon. VIM. Plumer, late Governor of New
Hampshire, a man deservedly popular for his
political integrity, and splendid abilities as
statesman, has the following remarks in late
number Of his political essays.
. To prefer men to office who are not quail
flied, from the principle of gratitude for
services in different office, exhibits more
goodness of heart than soundness of mind.
A man may be well qualified for one office,
who is utterly incapable Of performing the
duties OF another. He may possess in an
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24

The trial Of Eckford, Barker, and others, in
New-York was expected to close last week.
The New-York editors are not permitted by
the court to publish any OF the facts testified
by the witnesses; all we know therefore rela-
ting to the trial. is that ii has been conducted
with much ability by the different parties, and
that the general impression is that the accused
will be cleared; not, however. because there
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which the American manufacturer of fine quality
cottons actually enjoys, is equal TO 80 per cent
and 1t is with such protection already existing in
his favor, that the treasury report calls on the
country to give him further encour agement. Let
1t be taken into consideration, too, that this is
the country OF the material, and that it comes
to the hands OF our manufacturers at from Is to
% per cent cheaper price, than it can be obtained
for by the foreigner; and then we ask whether in
these United States, Boosting, as they Justly may,
1--WE borrow the language Of the Report) g of the
exuberance of their soil, yielding the best m.aer-
ais for many of the fabrics which conduce to the
wants, the comforts, and the refinements of the
social state of the industry, the enterprise the fru
gality of their people; and of the unrvalled equa-
ty of their laws, which, interlicting exclusive
rights and mohopolies, invites the most energetic
exertions of every individual in the field of COM
petition, and. finally, OF the advantages flowing
from the absence of pecuniary exactions by the
hand OF government upon the internal products and
labor oil the country lis it in such land, we
ask, that its inhabitants TO be called upon yet to
pay another contribution to the 4" exclusive rights
and monopolies" of overgrown manufacturers?
And against whom they TO be protected
against the enterprise of people crippled with
poor laws, with an inexinguishable debt, with tax
es upon every article they eat, and drink, and
wear--wth bread at double the price it is in this
country with their land burthened with tithes-
with most costly government of kings, priests
and mobiles, pensions, and sinecures--w enor-
nous standing armies, and vast navy, and with
a soil which produces not the raw material.
Are the intelligent manufacturers themselves
prepared 10 admit that az such odds they need
still further odds. before they manufacture fine
Cottons! And if they are, will not the great class
OF consumers say, ought they not 10 say--that, if
with the encouragement they have, these fabricks
cannot be advantageously made here, il is the
ctr ts,l...
that they ought not 10 be o ide here!
~ Y, finer.
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MIN Il EINTL DOM ESS.
FIRST SESSION..
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1925.
In sen ATE,

MIR. Bell announced as having been APP
pointed to the Select Committee on the memorial
OF Richard w. Meade in the place of Mr.. Taze-
well
MIR. Benton presented the memorial of sundry
inhabitants OF the State OF Missouri, praying that
Collection District may be established, TO
include the City of 81. Louis, and that the said city
be made port oil entry and delivery. Referred
MIR. Harrison presented the memorial OF s1ntiry
Captains in the Army OF the United States, praying
for an increase OF pay. Referred.
Mr. Rowan submitted the following resolution:
ResOIued, That the Committee on Commerce be
instructed to inquire into the expediency of esta
fishing new Collection District, to- include the
town OF Louisville, and of making the said town
port OF entry and delivery.
Mr.. Harrison submitted the following resolu =
ton:
ResoIved That the Committee on Commerce he
instructed inquire into the eXpedIencyo establish
ing a new Collection District, on the Ohio River,
TO include the City Of Cincinnati and of making the
said city port of entry and delivery.
Mr. Marks submitted the following resolution:
Resoiped, That the Committee on the Judiciary
be instructed inquire into the expediency Of amend
| ing the laws 10 alter the time of holding the
District Court in the Middle District of the State
| OF Pennsylvania
Tie resolution submitted yesterday by Mr.. John
son, Of Kentucky, relative 10 the Virginia Military
| Land Warrants, was taken up, and agreed to.
| The bill introduced by MIR Robbins, on leave
obtained, g prescribing the modes of commencing,
prosecuting, and deciding betw cen the
States" was read, and passed TO a second read
lug
! The bill "tO provide for the security Of public
money, in the hands of Clerks OF Courts Attor-
neys, and Marshals, and their deputies" was read
a second time, and, motion of Mr Edwards
was postponed to Tue>day next.
! Mr.. Barton briefly explained the nature and oh
sct of the bill; after which, it was ordered to b,
| engrossed Tor third reading.
The Senate then adjourned TO Tuesday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Floyd, of Virginia, appeared, was qualified
and took his seat.
/ Mr.. Newton, from the Committee on Commerce
reponed the following bill:
a Bill 70 authorize the importation of Gin anC
Brandy, in casks Of capacity no, less thai
u fifteen gallons,
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LAND NOTICE.

10Y virtue Of the 18Th day
dot September 1924 by Robert Scott, The
OF debt due David q. Williams and a. the request Of said
Williams shall proceed sell ~ the highest bidder for cash,
at Luueuhfg coui ouse the 9h day Of January ntx,
h,ug da o Tracts Of Land conveyed 10 me IN said
deed OF much thereof shall be necessary 20 fulfil the puf
poses Of the said trust lying the county Lanenbug-te
containing as acres, being the tact which the said
Robert Scot resdesthe Other tract adjoining the above tract
and called Barne Old Tract containing For fur
Their description Of tracts land reference had TO the
deed Of % recorded "a the clerks oee OF the county OF Lu-
nenburg On the plspiaou containing $40 acres, there
excellent twoOry dwelling house aud every necessary out
house The Tract " 900 good tobacco" cotton, wheat
aud corn land II cOans large body o wood land aud Not
tOwsy low grounds. HENRY N. WATKINS, trustee.
NJ,
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LAMn non N.ALE-

pursuance of the last ies5meni james &. Row
decd Will be offered or sale the ninh doy Ot January
next Chat being King Queen court dsyJ to the highest bid
aud credit that valuable tract Of
land which tie deceased lately esided Thi tract lies inn
nedisIy the MsaPOny River, aud contain. 400 u
high Land which admirably adapted the groytb of
ois rye aud cotton, aud part Of 10 wheat, with coed her
ring fishery attached to 1t aud 800 Of hlrsb anOrdg
~ excellent range for stock, aud abOuajng with wild gHae
The Improve very ,od having large dwelling house
ia good repair aud oil necessary out houses all d which
good. The growers Of cotton invited tbs
az believed that it, soil peculiarly adapted that
ticle Bonds with ceptou4be seeurly deed Of trust
the laud tosesure the payment Of tie purchase monty, Will
be required. FRANCIS HOW, T,ssss
JOHN w. FLEET ''""
Nov. f. 52-wtds
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R1PP4a.aN:NT0CF --3CaDEVY

'ENHlS institution will reopen the 18th January
under the engagement Of Messrs. BAKER aud PATIL-
LO lately from HdmPdrn Sidney College. From the reped
zeal and ability o the instructors, added To the well
remarkable salubriy the aud o
the buildings, extensive and well selected library &c.
trustees anticipate the favourable result The
instruction will eornrrise the Latin and Greek their
fullest extent together with suob branches of English
cation ordinarily taught academies The scholastic
year will comprise sessions, the the
10Th January and ending the 18th Ju the second c0nmsn
cling the 18th August ending the 10th December. Terms
Board including washing, s85 ii bedding fnsheJ ss5
Tuition for instruction the classics aud the higher
Of English Education, either both, S25 the subordinate
branches. $50. JOHN RI. BERNARD,
Presidentof TIC Board Of Trustees.
Nov
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EDNC4TION

rFVHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that his
Il School will be continued the ensuing yeai the neigh
houfhood OF Mt Acbibad Au.tu about miles West from
buckingham courthouse, in which wi be taush the Latin,
Greek and English languages grammseally, arhelek ge-
ugrsphy, with the nas aud globes mathematics oge-
ther with Practical surveying, aud uigonomey, Bee-e
ancient aud modern history SC.
Board may he had the neighhOurhood Convenient 10 The
school Nj. John Morow, Nj Daniel Guersns aud other
places, reasonable terms The fthsOl will commence Oh
tbe 20h January sud terminate The 10Th December follow
ing deducting month Tor For further psticu-
lars apply TO Af. d. Austin,O The subscriber.
SAMUEL G. SCOTT
Hue ~ ham --.y4fE
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Goochlaud and Hanover Land for Sale.

I'm vne Of order u the SopeiOr Cot Of Chsucey Tot
the Richmond District offer al private sale tract Of land
upper part Of Gooehand county the waters Of Little
Byrd Creek containing 1871 tsreab0u and smother
the county Of Hanover tCosin,ns 9st acres A.
dssabe 10 close speedily possible The concerns 81 the
estate land wi ~ sold moderate price and on tceoin-
onodsug Both will be divided to suit purchasers
The oiobIsnd llud will Re shswp to persons wishing to P-
ehsse Mr. Winston Payne, and the liawef lands BY f
Laney Jones. Possession be given Immediately.
VIM r. WICKIAM, sur TITUS, ofthe estate of 81 Gis dec
Rschnaand, jan. ~, 1895. U-u
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EDUC4TJON

TIyIIE subscriber intends continue his School the ensuing
year ckyiy Bottom, (near the Fork church, ~ HsnO-
county. The term w commence the 10th Of January
aDd end the 10th Decembe including vacation 1T
month, which will be given the Of The Spell
Ing reading aud writing the Engish GRAMMAR geographywb
The the globes, arithmetic, Euclds Elemen Survey.
ing algebra asronoy natural AMI rois philosophy all the
French language, will he taught ~ this school.
The price bOd aud tuition viii he 90 dOlars Of board
tuition washing lodging aud candles 100 dollars Of tuition
alone 20 d0llaTs, pay able hall ,miy IN advance.
Twelve 6een boys he furnished with board, lodging
&C. IN the family otne subscriber to whose nOra
viii be paid j. II. BROWN.
he ~ fb--tyctF
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BY RICHIE s. GOOCH.

u- TIL. ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
An. three tunes during the of the State Lega-
tmrPce, the heretofore Five Dollars per annun
n.v,he in advance. Notes OF chartered sPeeieayiny banks
rvS ,silI be received in payment The Editors will
e he safety remny them by mail the postage OF all let
tiers being paid by the writer's. ,, :
tne Editors, until all arrearsges haze been paid up
mr. Whoev err will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS .
II One square, OH LESS-rust insertions 10 cehs-eac"
continuance, so cents .
No en inserted, until has eithe been paid
Or or assumed by person this city, or its envrons
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Moses SaHee.

hereby notified absent defendant that will take the
dispositions, sfdayts Of Samuel Sddens snd others al
thc Fsbug Mills the county Of Buckingham Va, The
28th day Of January, 826 aud not that day on the 4
day Of February, 1896 The place And he w also
be notified that will take the depostons OF ahdA Of Wat
Carrot sod others the Tavern Of Thomas May At Che
Courthouse Of the county aforesaid. the 10Th aud ith Of
Feb 1926 all 10 be read evidence 10 sui now depending
10 the County Court Of Bgc kngan, Che Chaneey doket
in which a plaintiff and Cyrus Psfkost and you deen
dants. You''s, &c. SANiL y. UARDlMAN'
Buckingham county Dec. 10. is2y es---WSt
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FR ESH GOODS.

WE receiving by almost every opportunity from
w Richmond supply goods bought al auction,
terms, By H. Is Montague residng there for the
purpose Of giving additional advantages "a our sadehment at
ihn place, well the al PeTkinsoDylc From the
late we eau say with confidence that having
peenced partner Richmond il will he found much 10 The
advantage aud ourselves we have just
received also from New Yoik splendid selection Of fancy
goods bought for cash by merchant Of much Taste ~ That
colon IL the ller We will give the highest price deliver ed
al Lawreneeyille,of TO Fox and Montague, Riohmmd
MONTAGUE MOTLEY co.
T......e..;tt. ne Gg-tf
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LHNO FOK S.ALE.

ENoR sale, my land Albeare county, heretofore
residence, consisting of about 1000 OF which
are OF the-best mountain quality, and 800 lying below the
mountain, and extending ircm generally of good quality,
aud remarkably well tmered wsiered The tract lies
the south side ct the Rvanna branch Of James River
gable for Bateaus Aon which within three aud half
miles. 1t live miles from charlottesville aud six from the
University OI for health and
remark he The all the
improvements commoous dwelling house, buildings
harms, with theshg Machines grist MILL with good
houses for and well posted each purpose,
and all good repair divided
y, into parts will he disposed desied 1hepay
men o the purchase msney be male by instaments with
very liberal credit, be agreed the sale The
the stock every kind may sold with the aad.
lhave also Tor sale another tract OF rather than 200
miles within OF the northern
side, which lies well, Of good quality, we'll timber ell
watered and has vauabr o lime stone through
This sctis divided two FARMS each having dwelling
house oonmoous for small family, with
buildings Credit will be given this like
for the other. Persons will
selves dir Getty TO JAMES MONROE.
Oak Hill Loud,ln county. Va. April II. iI5-tf
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AOTICE-

COMMITTED to the jail I'D eGsrson county, Va.
~ way, outre 5i Of Oct last anegro nan named JACK,
about 10 inches high, about ~ Of dark
c,npleSon stout made scar on his left hand, the
ht ont Of his foreinser and has had his left shoulder frse
tued Had on when committed, drab coat and psnaloos,
blue insey waseoa Old shoes aud white hat Says ne
belonss Mary Ann Kelly Of Loudoun county ys His own
requested 10 release hun, Otherwise he will be disposed Of
n, The law Iifect,. JOHN JACKSON, Jaior.
ne % 6g--wiXw
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IIVENPY DOLLARS hE lP.dRD.
ID ANAWAY subsc ibeI living the upper end Of
IA Prince Edward county, Va. the Goth pf February
negro D,an named ARCHER lie Is about "a
age, 10 inches high, very dark eomPeoied, has
across the nose down look when spoken and
his speech. purchased said negro Of
Raleigh Farley OF BUesng ham cougy, Va he raised Ia
county Gvochand by old Mr. Radord lately di-
ed 10 miles below Cauer,ille, MieheauS eIIy,
which neiehbOuIhoOdhs presumed lac is lurking
understood lac related TO free who have
the beneh, tducation than probable he has
obtained free papers and probably visits the James River
Canal. will give the above reward to any person VIII will
dcve. said negro me, him any Jail hat get
HIM again. GEORGE ABBIIT.
Prince Edward county. Va. August s.. u
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.MOTICE.

eATAS committed 10 the jail Jefferson county, Virginia.
w Runaway, the 28th July last negro who calls
iclsef ALEXANDER, about feet 10 inches high, yellow
lexicon several his ohnj squns aud suppo-
about 81 years oldsay belongs Georgiirs-
ih, simeme Of Atwood, who purchased him from MAJOR
10 1f Lodoun county. The u said negro !,
hc dEe lnd him away, he will he disposed 81
Sspt. 50. JOLEY JACKSON, Jailer
43-1Izg
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T,ys,er,s .Sole of Siupes.

DY virtue of deed of executed 10 the subscriber ny
Robert Ssnger, and duly recorded in the Clerks ohe
ofthe County Alhemarle county, Va shall proceed
10 sell public sale, for ready ON Saturday tue h
day OF January before In door Of the CITY Hotel IN the
town Of exanra d. the following Slaves, VIZ; Denn
Mary, Washington, and James.
Dec. rs. ei-td, ". w. SouTIIALL, trustee.
E6TThe above sale is postponed till the l3fh
instant, tohen 1t ,oW certainly take place.
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EDUCATION'

SCHOOL for e mt'ucti 81 youth in the Latiu Greek,
N aud French Language. English GRAMMAR 6eogrdphy
with the maps and globes the Elements Mathematics
aud the usual minor branches Of English Education will he
opened by the subscribers, the 16h next
residence Of c. W. Taiaefro, TsyOIs Ferry, in the
county II King W lllam. vacation 81 month wall
given IN the Of the year. The School will close
18th December ensuing.
Terus for board and tuition $780, leach boarder furnishing
his bed and toSek) for tuition alone $40.
To those who may favor them with their patronage the
subscribers promise 60 their hest exerc promote
moral aud literary improvement Of such youth may he
trusted ~ their
CHRIST w. TALIAFERRo.
THOMAS u. TOLEk.
". II. The subscriber would have understood that is
not h intention o remit IN any degree h attention the
ties Of his profession. q. w. TALIAFERKO.
Her g.-.tedf
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.NEW ESTABLT SHlIENT.

"
nJANN $. VALENTINE having gwen Mr.. +. Carpenter
M AN in his business will hereafter be carried
,d.r the firm Mann S. Valentine x Co.; they have received
nv M. Fly Exit from New York. part Of their Fall Sup
NV and expect Bolivar from the place, aud Atlas
ir5n Phiajelphs the balance, which will make their s
mont very complete. They offer the following FAIL AND
WINTER ASSORTMENT, which have heen purchased in
aud Phade pha the lowest auction prices with
tsuue, fine aud miding quality cloths and cssimerss
HIiddling quality aud common do
Superiinc fine aud common cassineis
RISE aud point blankets
White, red yellow aud green fannels
blocking haize and printed nannes
PLAIN aud figured bonbaIe'ts .
Superfne aud common Caroline piaidS
best quality black bombazne
Uu,sn an green shaded silk striped horennes,
tcie for Ladies' dresses
Plain aud figured black aud colour ed levaDtines
Dlerino aud cashmere sha,ss
Limitation aud cloth do
Cotton aud silk bsndkerchiefs of every kind
Tartan plaid aud camhlets Tor cloaks
splendid assortment swanson, tonet and silk striped
Valencia
ladies' six, cotton and wor.ted hosiery
pieces acoe comprising elegant assortment Of pat
plain loom sewe,i and tambourcd book muslin
Swiss, plain and figured do. muils
A and Ga cambric aud aconet
lash linens lawns aud linen cambrics
. JSudseye Rus ia and table diapers
Brown aud black Hollands
J.ngiisl andG German Linen, for servants
zoo cieres caloured iomestics 81 aud yd wide
10 bales shettiugs and shirtings
Sup ei fine aud common bedticking
Al ohhnet lace, al and bOhbinet do.
Thread edging aud handsome cotton do.
Pins needless orel and Caiks spool aud floss cotton
ball do.
Ladies geuemens buck, beaver horeskin kid,
silk gloves
Elegant shaded and belt ribbons
Grape, It Sc, Italian and Canton grapes
With great many other articles which disposed 10
sell al reasonable prices for cash.
Deci3 65l-st MANN S. VALENTINES CO.
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Groceries, Domestic Goods, Yc.
:. n nm sacks Salt, Liverpool filed
V324 81 hhds 81. Crois and Museosado Sugars
40 bbls. refined do assorted
- $50 bags green coffee
10 do Java do
- 40 bose. imperl anil Enurowder teas
- 10 hhis English Island moias,es
% puncheois Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
$ pipes 6ne old Coguac Brandy
pipe hall pipe
20 bis very old 5th proof rye whi.key
81 do 4th do 20
so tons assorted bar iron
5 do plough plate.
lii.ered and German Steel
picIson nails and bIsds
5 tons shot assorted
Half do liar lead
SIS kegs Beloua powder
90 boxes taliow candles
III casks cheese
40 Peynauibuco hides
Cap, letter and wrapping paper
Cotton and wool cards
Disger, pepper aud rinlento
kutnegs, birthstone aud saipetre
Indigo, eoPprras aud alum
Madder, Musrsiel rasns
Soft .helled almonds, Spanish Cigars
Ueinilshns Stoneware
sDznaburgs and tcklenburgs
5000 lbs cotton yarI assorted
50 bales So inch brown Meeting From the Union
q do 6ue cotson shirtings tManutactory o
do bed ticking Maryland
y cases plsids aud stripes
For sale by WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Sent 90. 40-if :
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EXEcUTIYE DEPARTMENT.,

Richmond, 2ith May, 1925.
OT1CE is hereby given, that from this tune forward all
persons offering themselves principalso securities 10
bond concio he approved by the Executive will he
required accompany the with adayils legal form
stating the value of the property which they would bona de
possess after the payment OF all their debts.
by order, w. ii. RICHARDSON, c. C:
huy 6---f
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.

Extract OF letter dated Columbia, South Carolina,
10th December, 1925.
Yesterday, after debate of two days, the
House OF Representatives adopted by large ma
Jorty, 72to 50, the resolutions enclosed These
resolutions, on the subject of State Rights, were
published in this Gazette of the ed inst.
You will doubtless recolieot that the last $685.
sion, Governor Wilson, in his message, brought the
subject before the Legislature. Resolutions similar
In principle TO those enclosed entered into by
the Senate. In the House of Representatives, the
matter was referred 10 select committee OF which
MIR. Ro!leau wac chairman; and the Report which
also enclose, was made by that committee. This
Report, 1t seems, was printed, and went forth 10
Tie world as containing, probably, the sentiments
oil The House, although ii had not been adopted,
or finally acted on The subject was again brought
before the House AT the present session. by the re-
port OF the committee unfinished business, and
Judge Smith moved to strike out the whole report
aud to substitute the one referred 10. Judge Smith
opened the discussion, and occupied The floor for
several hours: he was succeeded by several speakers
on both sides, and, on The second day, answered
those who had opposed The resolutions. The solid
information he impaired was immense. He dealt
not in tropes and figures, or idle defamation but
III strong arguments, bouomed on established prin-
ciples, and on muitifarious and well authenticated
facts, In relation 10 the circumstances attending the
adoption OF the Federal Constitution, which were
as new to many of US as they interesting
The result was unexpected. Defeat and shame
had been measured out TO him in auticipation; but
his trump was conn lete, --glorious--Th Houses
have entered into joint resolution TO adjourn on
Tuesday next. Nothing of moment has been or will
be done" Wash. @. Gag,
Greet slaughter ofsheep.-A few nights since,
(ssys he Winchester Republican) three dogs OF
tie neishbo hood assailed the flock of Mr.. John
Kerfoor, consisting of 10 so sheep ~ were
killed in the of the night, and 10 or ~
wounded severely. This has been the most fatal
OF a number of the like depredatjons happening in
the neighborhood
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Crsd;t Sale of Negroes.

Credit Sale of Negroes.
I'm the 10Th Of January 1926 viii be offered at public
auc,,oa a, CLIQUE courthouse, eighteen twenty
b.eIy NEGROES, ON a Iedit Of six months.
L. ]. THRUSTON, adm'r
Dec So 7e-td. OF 7. u. Fox, dec