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Court Of Probate, Merspoyt, Aaced ), ls47.

Court Of Probate, Ne,epoyt, MaCeh ., lsz7.
NTHrREls the Guardian s accounts on tho
w estates Of Maria Smith, Wtn. y Smith
and Samuel Smith, minors, have ihig day bocn
presented, and the consideration thereof refer
red to a court of probate, TO be holden at the
State House, in Newport, on the first Monday
of April next, at Q o'clock, a. M-Notice is
therefore hereby given TO all persons interest
cd in the estates Of said minO,s, 10 appear al
said time and place, if they SEQ at, aad they
shall be heard.
By order Of said Court,
"a. 4.E. HoWL.i.ID, Pref. cIsrss
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lAws OF THE UNITED STATLS. PASSED
AT THE SECOND SESSION Of THE NINE
TENTH CONGRESS.
lPuBLiC-No s.
An ACT to provide for Reports Of the De
csions OF the Supreme Court.
BE Il enacted by The Senate and House oj
Representatives. Of the United States Of II
mericd tn Congress assembled, That Re
porter shall, from time 10 time be appoint
ed by the Supreme Court Of the United
States. to report its Decisions, who shat
be entitled TO receive, from the Ireasur
of the United States, as an annual con
pcnsat!on for his services, the sum OF one
thousand dollars: Prorlfed, nerertheLes%,
Thatthe said compensation shall not be paIr
unloss the said Reporter shall print ana
publish, or cause To be printed and publish
ed, the Decisions of the said Court, made
during the time he shall act as such Re
porter, within six mOn,Is after such decls
ions shall be made; and shall deliver eigh
ty copies Of the Decisions, 80 printed AM
published. to the Secretary of State, with.
out any expense 10 the United States
which copies shall be distributed as follows,
TO wit: to the President Of the United
States. the Judges Of the Supreme Courl,
the Judges of the District Courts, the a
,torney General Of the United States, thr
Secretaries Of State, Treasury, War, ant
Navy, the Comptrollers Of the Treasury,
and the Judges Of the sesera! Territories
OF the United States, one copy each five
copies for the use of each House of Con
gress and the residue Of the copies shall
be deposited in the Library of Congress
.Aad provided also, That the said Dec4Sione
shall he sold to the public at largo, at a
price not exceeding FIVE dollars volume.
SEC. 2. .4nd be ii further enacted, That
in the case ofthe death, resignation, or dis
missop from office, OF either Of the officers
before pentoned, The said copies OF the
Decisions delivered to them, as AFORESAID
spal belong, and be delivered over to their
successors in said Offices.
SEc. 3. Ind be Il Ei.rther ,enqcted, That
this act shall be and continue in force Tor
three years, and no longer.
Apprcy yed-22d Feb. 1897.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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An ACT to exempt Swedish and Nor
wegian Vessels, and the merchsn-
disc imported therein, from the pay
nent of discriminating duties cflonnage
and impost, for limited time, and for
other purposes.
b Il enacted Ly the Senate and Ho,ls. Of
Representatives. Of the United States Q a.
>,erioa in Congress assembled, That from
and after the date Of this act, until the ter
mination of the next session Of Congress,
vessels truly and wholly belonging to the
subjects o: the Kipg Of Sweden and Nsr-
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TprBIIc-No. l0.1

An ACT concerning tho Entry of Vessels
at the Port or Fairfield, IN Connecticut.
b Il eaacied BY ,bs Senate ard House Of
Representatives. Of he United States Of n
neried IN Congress assembled. Tha, IT shall
D. Lawful, 10 make entry Of any foreign ship
or vessel. and Of the cargo which may be
on board the same, and to unlade such car
60 or any part thereof. at the port of Fair.
feId. in the State cf Connecticut, under
the regulations in such cases by law pro-
videj
Approyed-22d Feb. 1897.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ.

Ia the Chambers Of 95, Thames-street,
entrance Market-square.)
Terms Of the Republican
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of .4d1ertising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent ipser-
zion. Larger ones in the same proportion
Advertisements not marked, Will be contin-
ned till forbidden, and charged accordingly
D7All accounts must be settled at least
once year.
pNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
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Executors Notice.

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THE subscribers having been appointed
J. Executors Of the last WIll and Tes-
tqmeat of
CONSTANT TABER,
lato Of Newport, deceased, have taken
upon themselves that trust, by giving bonds
az the law directs. All persons having
demands upon the estate Of the said de.
ceased, are requested TO exhibit the same;
and all persons indebted to the said estate,
are called upon TO make payment TO
CHRIsToPHER Fowler, ~,
AUDLEY CLARKE, N>H1'' 'FFs'""'
Newport, mar. !, 1927. 3w
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The collections in New.York, in behalf
Of the Greeks, it is thought will exceed the
sum anticipated. 1t is supposed they vii
amount to between thirty and forty thou
sand dollars. One ship will not be suili-
cient TO carry tho provisions already eOi'
leeted.
There is great scarcity Of seamen ,et
Baltimore. aud some vessels have been de-
tained for want Of men. Sixteen and eigE.
teen dollars per month are gsyeA
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For Sale.

4 QUANTITY of Marsh Hay, Horse
n and some Farming tools and utensils
including two Cheese presses and two
Dutch ploughs and chains, nearly new.
JOHN X. SIIEARMAN.
Newport, Feb. {, lS27. tt.
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Chorts-- Conpasses-.
Qu0drants, Sc.

QUARTS, Of the latest publications.;
~ Wood. Copper and Brass COMPASSES;
Ebony teU ADRANTS, with and without
tangent Screws;
Nautical Almanacs, for 1897 and 1898;
Scales and Dvidors,
Log Glasses;
Binnical Lamps, &c. &c.
Just received and for sale AZ TIC New-v York
prices, by n, p. LEE, 81 co.
March / -
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BY AUTHORITY.

Jaws OF THE UNITED STATS, PASSED
AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE NINE
TENTH CONGRESS.
fpuRIIc-No 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
DoMHsF1C occURRnMcEs.
LYNcHnuRG AUGUST 3.

LYNcHRuRG, August 3.
- mte'rat i"'procement.-Capt. Mcneil and Lieut.
co0ke' IN company with several otheF gentlemen at
tAched 10 the u S. Engineer Department. (vhose
names we have not learned) arrived this place last
saturday evening. We understand that they are di,
reGed 10 remain in this place until they reeeve pari
cutar instructions from Washington Citv II is Lns;
ed. we believe, By the government TO cause ,eco,
'otsance and probably survey of the country between
Inc head waters of the Roanoke, James and kanawha
RIVERS, with view 30 their Ultimate junction either
by canals or rail roads if il should De deemed
cable or 1t the advantages TO be derived from such n
measure appear 10 warrant the undertaking.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

tEGVsPtGntHioa q I'rees.-An Italian Journal has
pu0hshed long piece on THIS subject containing the
results oil many experiments made by NJ Carrador;.
these are l. to cut as little oil the root as possible a
tnat tfanspIancd things require other nonrshmcnt
Una" wafer and are injured by manure and B. that tv n
sHn. ~ '"'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

The Kentucky Gazette announces the loat, NJ ,,c
venerable ISAAC SHELBY, Distinguished Heyo-
lutonary Patriot and Statesman IIe jicd AT bis resi-
dence IN Lincoln county, on The 9Th July. Colonel
shelby was The first Governor Of Kentucky and ,y.s
called second time TO Gat office. fIeactcd n cor
sPcuous part IN TIE battle o; Kings Mountain dur
ing The American Revolution, as well as in the b,f
tie on t'e Thames in Upper Canada, in Tie last
war; aud whilst he was Governor Of Ko,,,,rl, ~
name viii descend 20 posleuy as ono or The ,yo4b;oq
oi Ecn'uckr. '''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

"eo'S".-Iie lime approaches when the cFi>f, HANG
ing over the relations between the L. S. and Ceo,f, viii
Ce one way or the other, terminated. rs. ti, forms I
Inc DID, or treaty of the Indian Springs the FIRST Of st
be' was tue day when Georgia was auihoric ca +, cam,
me"'e the sfTFcy of the Acquisitions Gov. Tron
mas threatened 70 execute that treaty. in dcfaar IF ,,
ne" one by which it is amnc. and volunteer corns ar,
sad to be held in rcf'son to enforce II necessary
II seems from The following article, that Tie Surveyors ave-
likewise !" readiness 10 do their d:y The sincere prav
e's of"ll friends of their country, de,,ccate ,,o..,.
winch will at once, place the two Governments -;
attitude.
-, fr"" 'tc 'ingUsta Cir-eie' Of mi, %.
we learn by The Georgia. Statesman of the III, ;r,
ua, Governor IR"Cr has dircccl the Surveyor Gene
."a " oueF on 'he surveyors, appointed at the ever
memorable Extra Session of 1925 for ,e ,urro,, f
commencing then Surveys tie first of Septc6bo,
ne statesman publishes quite uDDyopos and &C o.. do
iIca'e hIht TO ms E2cellcncv. an extract of Indie
hAsEs address TO JoHN FRIES WIN ,ras a,r.;oI
and convicted OF Treason in Pennsy! vania W. ro
sIe lat we nave not room for it, hut will endeavonr
10 give place in our next, as il is well WORTHY f
tentfon IN these ''piPng times of pcace.n
In the meantimc meetings in tie counties bayc I,..
orally held. Their language is becomn. rat,rr ,,
e'nc"aiory In the county OF Columbia. Mr.. ro
randolph offered P'caube and Resolutions almost imam,
'monsy adopted dePrecatiuy in dccscd terms tine c,s,
threatened by Col Tfoup, aud advising him to await The
VIII OF TIC Legislature. We trust The prevalence n ,
language viii force Gov. Troup to obey
-''s'o'r5-Mr Benton has Published d .c.,cr ID, tic
'''sS''1 Republicans in which be charges Col Benton
with "ppessiog T." the edition his speech on graduating
Tia, ,t. L.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

In thc courso Of bis Grafton in honor Of JErFERsoS
and ADAMS, Mr. SrEcEANT, Of Philadelphia, related
thc following anecdo'e:
Nir Adams took his scat in Congress the 9Th If Sep-
erhcr iI74 Ie day the Old Congress FRS, met In June
I'I0-aiicr blood had hecn shed, that certain.
ana mat the enlightened and patriotic preparing the
public mind iof revolution and Independence, became
cessary TO appoint COMMANDMENTS Chief Of the Armies oi
'ne Omted Colonies. General Ward of Massachusetts,
'he colony which Mr. Adams in part reprseutcd was die
person ihougnt bi for That important station. The 18Th
~! June, 775 memorable day n the history OF his cu
try Mr. John Adams in his place. and with much udr
mont aud knowledge of public feeling, nominated Gen.
Washington, of Virginia, $50 commaul all the continental
forces raised, he raised for tine defence Of American
Liberty Soenifcy unexpected This proposition, that
or Washington the time IL made, in his seat
in Congress With the modesty which cnaracerizcs and
appcrnins 10 greatness he 10 retire
immedlaely from the holy "Congrcs then proceeded to
The choice Of General by ballot, and George Washing
ton, Esq. was unanimously elected"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

ToBr lads, from o to 10 years orage were examin-
cd, in Boston, me charge Of being common drUck-
Hrds and UHgrbondG The case was clearly proved
Three Of them were sentenced TO The House Of o7rcc
'ou fo four moh.us, and one FOR six months,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14
M.aRSHAL'S S9LE

toa decree Of the Superior Court of Cbaneev
tor the Williamsburg District, pronounced ON the SIS,
day OF JaDu1ry last, IN the Of Ann Garrett AJux ol
Richard Garrett, dec plaintiff against Mary Stedman Adpx
OF John Stedn1n dec and Henry Guthrie and Catherine b
wife, William Gillat Admf. Of John Gia dec Hfatbr,v
W, sherh and committee Of the estate Of Richard Gsrr
senr dec aud RoheH, William, Jane and John Scdnan in
fant children OF John Sedman dec by Henry r. Guthrie de-
fendas shall sell at public suction, before the door
courthouse Of York county, Saturday the 9Th day of Nav
ex beng YORK county superior court DAY. valuable pani
ton 10 the county Of York about three nile, below Yorktown
ofwheh John Siedman died sefe and possessed
10 contain from 800 10 1000 This plantation is. on
York River in most commanding situation is rich aud fert;
sod IN every respect well worthy the attention men Of csp
tall The sale will be made subject the dover rich, IF
Mrs. Stedman and her thirds will laid on before The
saic and when the property shslbe put uP plat and ~,
OF the Prsmi.es viii he shown Attached 20 tue farm i, wa
ter grIst mill Terms One third ca-l and ire bsI,,e =;
'ir and twelve months, the purchaser giving deed In , an
the land o secure the purchase money " ""
WM. MeCANDLfSTI, N. 8. c. e.w.d
York county, Arril7. 1tO-,I.
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200 Dollars Retrnrd.

u ANYWAY fTouith sub.erbrr on the night Of The 18th
hensiani, two Negro men, named Ned Branch and Bob
Booth.
Ned remarkably stout aud we'll built about feet inches
high, aud 20 years old lie tolerAble good black
and has formerly wo ke cutter and is very geni-
Gus al any thing that he undertakes lie has visible mark
scar; hut has been stabbed in the left elbow with knife
which oan be very easily discovered upon examoaion had
when he OIL blue cloth nearly new light blue
easnei PanisooD. fur hat, aud generally eats sill
yer stop watch, with gold chain and KEY.
bob Booth about six feet high well built and unro
strong and athletic he is somewhat lined 20 he BAIL hi,
very black, and has his right check bone hi,
aGe not exactly known, but he somewhere between S. and
40 had OH when left home agTetn cloth coat and blue
aoon' hut IS probable he may change his dress az he took
other clothes with him. among which were blue cloth
considerably and red plaid cloak the which he
wears IS similar TO Ned. Bob has hcen habit of passing
himself on preacher, and occasionally mounts the pup
ia that character. fF
AS they took OF blanket eaeh the proabiy i, that thew
will sleep oct all night They have lived in my filly
years. and never expressed any dac,on have never
been eha.ed have doubt that they be Gu nstirat
ed 10 Of by white perssn.
The above reward will he given for them taken shove 200
miles fron Washington: 100 Il taken Maryland or Vrgina
aud 80 dollars il taken the District Of Columbia or the hall
OF these sums for either II them. Rob LECK1E
Warrington city, April {. IO1-st
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Be0ueyaam for Sale.

PURSUANT TO prospect entertain of removing from thi
S'a'e have determinedto sell my farm ON James River
ruSe ,es mOS, o. Deayerds% creek 1t will be sold
' Otherwise the frs, fair day thereafter on the following
,a end o S,i one fourth OF the purchase money be
ssen-orths amount the purchaser will be required TO
sa'e ms bond With UNDERSTANDABLE personal security payable
sed bv three equal annual from tb,, peo and IN.
oi the same to he secured bya deed Of trust on the
Ae1mps'e deed IN fee simple will be the time
oil closing the other conditions of the sale.
Id contains about 4So acres Of Land nearly 200 OF
are river low grounds; IN addition which there are
N.Y. Inc high land supposed TO be equal any in this sec
70, .he country titles daui from Richmond 20 mile.
yea niinaon 9th James River Canal Those vino may wish
ths premises with prospect Of purchasing, will enquire
~ Ps..e. WM H. PLEASANTS.
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THIRTY DOLLdRS REWaBD-

WILL be paid for delivering my fellow Charles who lief
w me on the 18th day OF January last expect that he
has free papers, aud going uudes the of Henry Roberts
those papers issued from the Office OF Mddeex county
February court, 1925. The said fellow Henry Roberts wa,
aged icr years. five feet inches high, dark
on lett wrist and his LEFT thumb Charles INV
fellow described follows about the same height rather
awy complexion, knoekkneed has had for long dry
hard cough shutters much when spoken alarmed has
one or two small Jumps his breast had very good black
cloth coat, which be had b.ugh from gentleman; he is
an excellent hand with the pit and broad axe
coarse carpenter Any person who will deliver him. or secure
hun ~ any Jail that get him, shall The
ward Any information will he thankfully received by the
subscriber directed to Wobtague' Post oee, Essex county
Va LEWIS IL. MONTAGUE, AIiddl.sex county, Va.
harch7.
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Vdiuo6ie Propertv for Sale

Granville county, North Carolina viz on, tract of ,ooo
aetes al LAND, Grassy eek; tract OF 200 acre,
on the same creek tract OF 800 Tuhomony creek
aud one OF 1000 ON Island creek and the waters of
creek The aforesaid tracts Of land have plantations al
ihen IN toerabie good repair The large enough TO work
III hands ON to advantage the 2ud 4or hands; the Sd eih,
or ten aud the 18th, sufficient for Is 10 hands other
improvements on each plantation toerably good
buildings excepcd2 Ii believed the orr hard, ON Two
he places ar more valuable and Fruit III
than any other two plantations the county, and which are
known bear One of the tracts of land is
within or miles oil Oxford the other three tracts are in
the North Western pant the county The subscriber will also
sen Two other tracts $50 the other of 400 acres each with
small improvements, lying IN said county.
ne aoove lands are situated IN the most healthy part of
Granville, aiordns plenty OF eAceen, springs and ether
CONVENIENT streams OF Water with mill two tracts.
The soil well ada ted the culture Of corn tobacco wheat
cotton &e and justly be ranked the valuable lands
sad county The plantations good condition for ma
King crop The ensuing Persons inclined to
are req'ted to eSanse the Psemi,e satisfy themselves The
subscriber or Samuel s. Downey Esq living upper part
OF Granville will show the property, aud make known the
terms The crops Of and fodder stock of horses.
mules cattle and hogs two Of the above plantations are for
sales also, very valuable and three Jenucy, rasJ
from the most approved stock.
Twoo the above,Eae,s Of aud will be exchanged for Yves,
tern land. MAURICE SMITH
II. Q,vT
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RE.aL EST4T'E For S8LE-

WE Subscriber being anxious to sell and South
a drdiy will offer at public auctions 10 the highest bidder
the premises, Wednesday the 10Th day Of hiay next very
valuable tract Of land lying in lie upper end Of Meekenhug
county, Va containing 100 the quantity
by the day Of sale About 400 which cleared almost
the whole Of which has been ne tobacco land aud EXCEPT
few stil retains almost all its original soil, aud good
heart Tor cultivation, aud estate susceptible Of
proyemen large proportion Of the wood land well sdap-
ed 10 the growth Of Tobacco, aud the trial made with
ton crop sufficiently proves well adapted that article
The improvements ate valuable confnodOUs the wutcr
good, aud the situation remarkably healthy third the
purchase money 10 be paid down the balance equal
annual payments. The purchaser syng bonds approved
security and deed Of trust, frsqured the land secure
be payments. Possession giyeu 1T January next.
WI. BOYD.
Mcckenburg, march cf IO6 -etds
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CHANCERY At rules holden in the clerks Office Of The
county court OF Charlotte the 9Th day of March 1896
Joseph Peirs'n, Executor Of Charles H. Pearson dec p,
against - f'''
Thomas Almond, and William L. Morton admir- Of PI;,Ia
almond dec. aud also Of Sarah Almond, dec. Dsfdt.
The Defendant Thomas Almond not bavipr en,ersJbi'
peatanee, according 10 tie act Of Assembly and he ,
ms court and II appearing 70 the satisfaction The court @
plaintiff by COUNSEL - ordered that The aid Jsfnd, a.
appear here on the hr Monday June next and enter his
Peaance ana answer the plaintiffs bill and give security fr
PERFORMING the decree Of the court and that eopv II O
order ne inserted in the Richmond Eoqurer for to months
aud posted at the trout door Of the ouou,e OF
the said county. A. copy. Teste,
March a. , ,0S I.fS'
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IOB--w4t
By the GOVernorof the Commonwealth OF Tirr,nia-
A pROrT dlf 5YiJnN

klHEhEAS IT has been represented the Executive by
w WIN. Toney late sheriff Logan county that
Edward j. Bricke who had been Tor further
on char Sc oil horse seang did the 9th ins his
eapeIom the Gust dy OF the said Toney, going al
large have therefore thought ope with the advice of
council OF Sate,o offer reward of hundred dollars 10
any persons, who will appreend aud convey 10 the
county Of Logan aforesaid the SAID Edward j. cke And
do moreover require all officers and military and ex-
hort hc good people of the 10 use their h,
endeavOs the said fugitive to be superintendent that he
may be dealt with the law directs.
iyen under my hand Governor, and under the seal
Isl of the Commonwealth at Richmond this Soh Jay Of
March, 1926. Holm JyT EI} -
Edward Bickells about 10 years of age OF up.
thumb shot on and next finger injured by
shTewdieow aud writes we'll lie has and chirt n
GI eenuP county, Kentucky and relations on Sims
creek Ohio He has been often tried CRIMES Of .re n,
kinds. "
March ST. tns ,vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

eomnittedto the Jail Of a, runaway ON the
W 18Th day OF October, 1885, negro who cali, him
sell isnry aud saysthat he is the property of c.. BENJAMIN
m 1esro trader whom he states purchased him
nr Edmond Armstrong Baltimore Said runaway is abon
50 or 50 years Of age, Of dark complexion feet or nce
nigh stun made aud ha, upon the right side
head, Ji't below the hair. Had when committed blu.
broad cloth coat brown linen pan,aoons buff cam,re
white cotton SHIRT and black wool hat The owner Of said run
requisites Of the Law such cases, will he dealt with ac
coIdnsly. Join p. BURTON Den
for WIN. cambridge, Shift
JSn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

Land-ODice, Firginia, Maych 10, 1926
conformity 10 act tutiled" An reduce Into one
act the several acts concerning Escheao passed ON the
9TH day OF January, iss do hereby make known To ali
whom may concern, that appears by the certificate Of the
Erhea'o for the county Ohio dated Dec = 1925 and
ee-d into the Landohce the nth OF Feb thar by maui
elton and Office found the sd day OF November. 1925 In.
following land late the property ol james Marshall dec hath
e'cheaed TO the ~ half acres in
the county OF ohio, the line between aud V
GINA. W. SELDEN, Reg. Lnnd-O 6ice
march 81. Ios-yt,v
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CnRLEs FOR SALE

NHE ,ub.elber duly authorised to sell this valuable es
= on.whieh be resides belonging to his father WsJs Nh
THIS estate has been RECENTLY advertised and So sl
mat particular description Of il is deemed unneeenafy No
estate ohthe fyer possesses advantage The L;;u.
are very convenient and IL sood repair and ever
on the farm IN good order fot cultivation The small es-
mace with The cotton crop have sufficiently pro zen,
determined TO sell absrgain may be had by those dispose 70
PWehae me stock Of every descriptions farming ute sj
NC may he had At valuation; and viii seed fer the
crop oiwheat at far price For further particular refer 10
Cmries. .fnly p ,e ii"i'