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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12
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LII persons indebted TO the estate Of Thomas II. Bradley
dee are requested {" make immediate payment Ia John
g. Williams, Esq and all persons having claims against the
estate are requested present them 10 him Tor payments
is alone authorised 10 settle The estate
SOPHIA BRADLEY, aln'x Of Tbos. IL. Bradley. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12

M SHYyNaIFSRI, Practical Dentist,
NOR the better accommodation of my profes visitors
have rented rooms in the dwelling house formerly
oupied by Dr. CLARK on street, opposite Mr. Nelson's
Store.
Office hours from until two M, and from to p. IN.
Dee oax.ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12
n Tf0cbcr U'nuied.

rT,TIE snbscrhefs wiki employ for The ensuing year
j. teacher that well gsahed 10 teach the Engleh Isn-
gu,se grsmmecay Gsos sphy, Ltn, creek and Mathena
s Any gcnsuitn producing satisfactory evidence II biz
perfect knnwedge the above branches, viii meet with
couragcscni ny applying 10 the subscribers living The up
ref cad o. Chesterfield county.
THOMAS BRANCH,
Henry cox,
Dec =. s9-a sfENcgg WOODBRIDGE.
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NOTICE.

SM1LL be sold the Goth day of January next at eleven
w o'clock a. NJ in front Of The Bell Tavern IN the Ci,y
Of Richmond all sharesiu the Capital Stock oGte Mechanie
Vile Turnpike Company which there i, apv money
BY order OF the President and Directors
G Nj. CARRINGToN, Treasurer.
Dec. 10.
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COPPER AND IRON FOR 1927.
Nary Commissioners o,9fee,

Navy COMMISSIONER Office,
November 3Oh, Ie26.
yNE Of the Navy Board, will sealed
Proposals the 18Th January next, for the supply Of
the following quantities OF Copper anI Ion TO be deiveied
the respective Navy Yards before the LIST of Ju 1927
COPPER.
At BOSTON,
d Not les. than $500 Sheets OF copper.
Not tess than 10000 ihs Of Bolt copper.
AT NEW YORK,
Not les. than 5000 Sh, els OF copper.
Not less than $4,000 lbs. Of Boil, coppes.
At PHILADELPHIA,
Not less than 800 Sheets Of copper.
AT NORFOLK,
Not less than 5000 Sheets Of copper.
Not less than $4,000 lis Bolt copper.
All the Sheet Copper be % ounces, and the
Bot Copper from SIS Sd inch, may he required
IRON.
ar BOSTON,
Na les. than 5000 5000 10 al. '9''o'
1000 square
dT.lyEW YORK,
No. les. than 5000 $1,000 !. .'i a. .'uD''
I 10000 " square
At PHIL1DELPHiA,
$4,000 lbs. round,
no; less than 10000 Hat,
At WASHiNGfoN,
NJ, les. than 5000 1900 III ia. i''''''
10000 square.
AT NORFOLK,
(7OOOO lbs. round,
MOI les, than 10000 dat,
10000 " square
All the round lion be Sd i-2 inches may
he required The Hat be rsgued and square, from
sd TO 2 4 inch, may he required.
The proposals the Of the sureties to h. gwen
and the Contractors obgate themselves nish r.Iu
ed AN additional quantity not exceeding % per GU
ing sixty days notice.
All of winch Copper aud Iron To be such
ton and proof present adopted respective Navy
Yards, such other inpectcu aud proof the
ers Of the Navy BVaEd may direct.
Urc. O.
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NnTIGE

'tyIIE public is hereby notified that none Of my oyereer,
az authorised ~ make for me, or to execute
Notes, OF Bonds, in my name JOIN AMBLER
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Clothing, not exceeding
Pocket aicDey, not exceeding
Dolls. $50


nj, -, c.,. ,., .,, Dolls $50
49,. -. - . y, ', VIZ VIZ u 'he parent
Nor ine nsr may pe necessary
IL; 80 ,c, S; on 'hs Isl ehfna ani
dc s,s, c,,ns,,, LII. I'll, @ ae' according 10
- -, ~ ;S ne VI as a., oi 'he siuue n'',wh"F-
80. - 1,L ~. ~ ~ f4in' Tue coat waisteodt and
rs.S,, ~ IT.. ~, - ri - ' 1 az price hoi *
lille an IN h. ,rrforI:,, XII u 'ne eit,s ~ saoh
80, i az t.s ~ n'Oueito oe PROVIDED ~ The
u''' J h 81 me executive eommiiiee with
Th. sIooos I'D ~ ~ ., me- 'uiii prescribe
,es.nt, tbe la,,., of which nh, 1870. -, J VIM '"e
L 4. -,
biet .,,r m 1oId , % eoh u lihehsloes WIN
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12

HsIhl,ns,, woo cop,Jn sadsi ils inlyjs ot Trycn
county, in the state of New York, and was killed
fighting galan,ly in defence Of the liberty Of these
states" ..
At the most critical period OF The revolutionary
war, when the state was nearly suuounded By
hostile forces. and when destroying afmies were
penetrating it in various directionss the gallant
1.rkimer fell on the field of battle at the bead Of
| his patriotic neighbour. This exhibition Of heroic
virtue attracted the distinguished notice OF Congress,
but the situation of the times presented obstacles
to an Immediate compliance with their resolve
As ,hs can be no reason for further delay. hope
that thispeect will occupy your early attention. .
.o.. ST. AUGUSTINE. Dec 10.
Indiaa .afaas-A, length there is crisis In
our Indian Affair." that calls loudly upon our Go
yernment for interference and investigation. We
have just received information from the sub-agent
Of Indian Affairs, TO the following effect:
Florida Agency, Dec 18th 1926.
SIR: Several murders have been committed on
the west side of the Ocilla river within few
days, supposed to be by some of the Micasuky In
dams.
Last Tuesday bat a few hours after passed the
house of Mr.. Carr, on the road leading to Tai
ishassee from ST. Augustine. five women and chill
dren were murderd, thrown into the house, and all
burned together
A few days before this, two men OF the name Of
Paris, were killed in Thomas County Georgia. by
a'party of Indians accompanied by Chief called
Old Blly--one Of the Indians 10 said to tave
defect in one eye.
The first murder alluded to or mentioned, is
supposed to have been done by party of young
men of the Micasuky tribe who have been out
OF their boundaries eve- since the first of July
last.
Capt Dade il at the ferry Suwanee with his
company Of Infantry and will make prisoners Of
all the Indians taken West of that river.
This course is perfectly right, but will probably
incense the Indians belonging to that tribe, who
may be in the Eastern part of Florida, against the
white inhabitants-so much that they may is their
custom. attempt to revenge the supposed injury,
by numbering the first family they meet with IN
protected ,4
l deem it therefore my duty to inform the In
habItants, in the Eastern Section of the Coun-
thy, of the facts as they have come to my know
ledge, that they may guard against the probable
danger
l make this communication to yourself, believing
that the citizens will expect protection from your
post
Please mention this to General Hernandez,
that he may have bis militia on the alert. write
IN haste, having just returned from Tallahassee,
and ct this momen, am going to mount my horse
to so to Tampa Bay, 10 ooain a company more
Of troops for the protection of Alachua settlement
Very respectfully,
Your obi servant,
ORIN MARSH.
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University of Viyoiaiu.

fiE next session o this Institution wall the
Il Isl February, 1927; II embraces School, of Anc-
ent Languages I'd Modern Languages, Sd Mahematrcs 4
Natural Ph!ucphy, 9th Natural History, 9th Moral Phloo-
ply 7th Medcine,t 9Th Law and distinct
TO each To he received into tn. School Ancient
Languages, the apple ant must be qualified
ins The higher Latin CAe, and those also Of the same de-
gree IT. Greek IL he proposes TO aoGuiTetha language.
For admission INTO the school Of Mathematics, Natural Phi
losophy Natural History, he well with
the elementary UPeIaon OF Numerical Fac
tion Vulgar anu Decimal aud The the Roots
aud 10 enter any school he years of age Every
student Tree TO attend such schools only as il.
thinks Will best prepare hn for tie line life proposes 10
iol!uw. = -
The expenses: for the ordinary session months and
hall, are limited follows
Tuition fees II the student attends hut Professor he
pay $50; Al two $50 10 each, aud S25 to each II he
attends three, q more, say, a7s
Board, bedding and furniture fuel candles Washing and
Attendance, fso
Rent oi Dormrory IS, or haIfif two occupants. q
fdiuoPsuVh III Puoic apartments, hoIay, &C. 10
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nISSGLIITI0N

rINHEsE are make known, all concerned, that the
oorsftnershp Of Cole, Sheldon aud Subb Is this day
Dissolved by mutual The business Of the will
b, by Roscow Cce and Jacob Shedon and by them
.one Az persons indebted to the concern will therefore call
either Roscow Cole Jacob Sheldon for settlement,
sb goods aud effects Of the firm assigned and
Ten ed for their sole benefit Those having claims
sgan. the said concern will esb' them to ole aud Shel
don for sciustnent. KO5COW COLE,
JACOB SHELDON,
JAS. X. STUBBS
Gouce,ier County, 10Th Dec. is26.
The mercantile tasiness fuiufs will he continued al The
ne place, under the firm Of Roscow Cole \ Co. Who
fhe,r thanks els aud The public, of the very liberal
agemeut the e frm 81 G. s. a s. received and by
Their Unremed exefions 10 give general ssfacon hope
merit continuance Jftheir sostous.
Js.. : 7i--2swet
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po,ed h. interested in the above Decree ale hereby
CURED sy the decree, at Nahi peka os. "Ia re-
thy; is27 when they required 10 attend with
Dee IPe''' Pioo &C. NIcliS. }. P6INDExTER, M. C.
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ohaneery: Al Quarterly Court held.f Louisa eoun-
y, Oh me 18TH day of November, 1896
Alice D. Barbee, John e. Brown aud Marv hi; ;e a.
'fe" WINSTON and Vesus r. Campbell and Sar an hi, Vie
Aea;.,. Plaintiffs,
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= al rules holden in the clerk, Office n, ~
1926. A' vi 'ne OH day of November,
Hartwel Gresham, p,-..~
Against, fiatnuh
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-16

{ os, so much miihio the resources e The Cover,
mem obtained from that inn .dlsle reiphbcthcod
tha: the amount required ,cr its cmpistmtnt i,
no, disproporlioned 10 lie equal ,sims ol that Sec
lion oil country OF the nunert US benefits both N.
cal and general. anticipated from the measure ami
that q gradual appropriation to this object a, IA,
as the money can advsntageously be expended, pll
not be likely to enbarrass our financial operations.
the committee entertain an opinion tha, The pray,,
Of the memorial is reasonable, and report the &c.
compsnying bill
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-16

rst-sa4 W letter from Hushiagtan, 10th Dec
9sts p.. \ prospects are believed to be next to
1esnttsts The elections in New Jersey. Ohio.
~ 1a' y. Missouri and in supposed Jaf kson
-4issft sntIcky, Shuze's message, the defeat
q saGe2G le great dlminution Of Jae kson votes in
.eaas2 ssata with many other tdis aons in that
s 5tass ne steady advance OF the Administra
A- qopvsr confidence The message, too, give
z" 70 chew. The Opposition a. down in The
they will make stand on the subject oi
ish Colonial Trade ont The coriespon
ia3 cen tic Two Governments SO clearly puts
ns agt, . the wrong, that they will be easily
y ~.a itnm the stolii."- RichmoNd Uii@.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-01

love and obey His law to bless and guide the
President of the United States, and all Others
who may be called to enact, expOund and
execute the laws, and make them instrument
tai in promoting the safety and happiness of
His People; that it may please Him to pros
per agriculture, manufactures, navigation and
commerce, and to cause that, under wise and
well regulated governments Of their own
choice, the citizens of the several States, and
their descendants TO the latest generations.
may. in prosperity and quiet, exercise the in
aenabIe right of worshipplng their benefcent
PROTECTOR, according to the dictates of their
COnsciences that He will smile on our schools
and colleges. and make them nurseries of
learning, science, morality, and undissrm-
bled pirtv, and cause benevolent and religious
institutions to be maintained; and earnestly
to impIore, that, Influenced by universal and
active charities, fOrbearance and truth. we
may he that happy people whose COP is the
LORD. manifesting to the nations of the world
a just sympathy in their suffrrings, and pre-
senting, for their imitation our iustrious ex-
ample of rational and virtuOus liberty; and
that now, oppression. misrule, tyrrany, cruel
ty. and id latry may cease, and peace. justice
order, freedom, mercy, and the pure and I'M
defil"d relig of JESUS CHRIST prevail
throughout the earth.and :he whole family of
man smile in the worship of JEHOVAH.
All servie labor and vain recreation ON said
day, are by law prohibited.
Given under my hand at Fairfield, this if
teenth day of October in the year ofour
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-seven.and in the ffty-second year
ofthe Indepenpence of the United States
of America.
GIDEON TOMLINSON.
By his Ercellency's Command,
Thomas DAY, Secretary.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-01
SAMUEL WORKS,
FREDERICK +. BACKUS,
FREDERICK WHITTLESEY,
THURLOW WEED.
,chpster, Oct. 18th, 1927.
BY HIS ExCELLENCY
GIDEON TOMLINSON.
Governor Of the State Of Connecticut.
a 40 40 Ia go q TNCN.

a aoRO Cha so TEON.
1t being the Indispensable duty of all men,
unreservedly to acknow ledge their entire de-
pendence upon the PROVIDENCE of the Gre
AToR of the Universe; gratefully to remem-
her the manifestations of His infinite good
ness, by bestoWing on them inestimabe civil
and religious privileges, and countless and I'M
merited temporal and spiritual blessings, and
in humility and sincerity, publickly to present
to HIM the homage of devout and thankful
hearts:
do, therefore, hereby appoint Thursday
the t,centy ninth day Of November nert. to be
observed as a day of public Thanksgiving,
Praise and Prayer. And do recommend to
ministers every denomination, and all the
people of this state TO assemble on that day,
at their places of public worship.and penetra-
ted with reverential gratitude, to recount the
manifold and signal interposition of the GoD
of our Fathers, in favor of our State and Ma.
tion, in times of darkness, difficulty and peril !;
and. with one heart and one voice. to render
unto Him humble and hearty thanks, that in
dependence, stability and peace are continued
to our Union; that during the past year,
health has generally prevailed; the industry
OF the people been abundantly rewarded, and
the ingathering of the productions ofthe earth
filled the hearts with gIadness; and especial
~ to praise His holy name for the Revelation
and perfect example the gracious Redeem
er and Judge of mankind; and the animating.
hope excited by His resurrection of blissful
glorious, and intermnable existence through
faith, repentance, benevolence, and the sane
tfying influence of the Spirit of truth.
Likewise to Offer fervent supplicatiOns to
ALMIGHTY GOD, that he will be pleased to
pardon all our sins, to incline our hearts TO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

The following letter is from gentleman re-
sitting in Montgomery county, Maryland, TO the
Editors Of the National Inleliigencer:
RocKyILLE,> Oct. I'd, 1927,
GENTLEMEN: Aware of the course which
will be taken by the opponents of the Admin
H;ration, in claiming the victory in Montgom-
e'y County, deem it proper 20 apPri'e,
you Of the circumstances which enabled
ae Giends Of General Jackson TO elect two
members to the Legislature, by the small ma
Gclv Of so votes. Six candidates friendly to
lie administration, and three friendly to Gen.
Jackson, presented themselves on the day OF e.
sClon; tue consequent division among our
ileads, added to he unwillngness OF many 10
tend the Presidential election with that tor
ne Legislature. accounts for our failure IN NOT
tctlnS tour Administration men. The result,
however, his given us the most consoiing ana
satisfactory evidence of decided majority
Hcllr Adams, of from to 500 votes, which
confidently asoer; will be exhibited at the e.
Sctolal election, securing beyond doubt the
district TO Mr.. Adams.
The Administration candidate for the Shcr-
daI,y has succeeded over ,he Jackson candi,
>-;e by majority Of more than four hundred
yJ,eS
Nein,iie the attention Of our Virginia read
rs to The proceedings Of Public Meeting held
"a fredericksburg on Saturday last, Tor the
purpose ofel ting Delegates 10 the proposed
Aa'>jackson Convention in Richmond. 1t
viii he seen ,ha, the SECOND TUESDAY in
January has been named by the Meeting as
moTe.convenirn, day for the Convention than
NE FIRST TUESDAY, recommended by the
Farmer"
The fredericksburg Herald remarks that the
sfs' day Of January is very busy day in Vir-
gina, and when it is considered tina, General
''eeuns OF the Stockholders of the Banks
axes place in Richmond on the first Monday
'aleh is the 9TH, it will appear obvious to all
MAI the second Tuesday is more likely 10 suit
4s convenience of those who are sent as Dele
''f', than an earlier day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

A,.d husband is sometimes good father, out
h.d wife can never be a good mother.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
N1rfas y, f.ly.D,2gAa
rpIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 5, 1927.

MARYLAND Elections Continued art
-;,s,eep counties in the State, each of which
-. e,ur Delegates to the lower House of the
T.,;slature. The City of Baltimore sends two
I'd the CITY of Annapolis two-making in all
Curry members. We have already given the
,.or,s Of the elections in the two cities and
:, seven counties, VIZ. Anne Arundel, Prince
c.oroe. Hartford, Frederick, Charles, Balti>
,,ore and Montgomery. Eleven other coun-
es follow, leaving Allegheny to be heard
from. which, we learn, has returned four Jack
son Delegates
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
rFitzhugh, Trench,
+Wolgamot, yates,
CECIL COUNTY.
Il ". Thomas, II Harlan,
wv Mackey, NV. ID. Mercer,
CAROLINE COUNTY
Nv Potter, Nv. OrrtI,
w. Jones, j. Douglass,
poRcHEsTER COUNTY.
Il Williams, .B J. Goldsborough,
e Lake, ~ Douglass,
KENT COUNTY.
Rjoscold, Comegys,
B-owr. Boon,
Two and two--not designated
QUEEN ANN COUNTY
.Tiighman, 'Ru'h'
.Sreyens. tRidgaway,
TALBOT COUNTY.
Lloyd, nann'hs'
Martin, Mills,
Two aud iwo-not designated
SOMERSET COUNTY.
F,pr for the Administration.
ST.. MAnY's COUNTY.
Four for the Administration.
CALVERT County.
Tby,e for the Administration, and one for
Jackson.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Four for the Administration.
AuEGuANY COUNTY.
Foar for Jackson.
Those marked thus (') arefor the Admins
,,,,ion--anl those marked thus c. are for
J4ckson. /
According to tie following recapitnlation,i'
will be- seen that the friends ofthe adminisra-
ton have elected roRrY-sI Delegates, and the
friends Of Jackson THIRTY-FoUR; which proves
deci,i,rly the political character Of the state,
and especially when il is considered that the
Administration had many more Candidates than
the opposition. who were too well drilled 10
divide their votes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

Musical instruments & New Music.
'NiE subscriber has just received AMI offers for sale
Il at his Book and stationary store, the following
articles, viz.
Violins, common and superior, violin bows,
Clarionets, plain and ,iHt,
German flutes, plain sndt pt,
Octave flutes, BIS, C's and Ds.
Single hageolet, flies BIS and CPS,
With variety Of New Music, amongst which are the
following:
The merry Aageolet
Variations the fvorite air can clair de "a lune,
When roses wild were blooming.
Buya broom and GAS sung by Mrs.
lIurrah for the bonnets ofblue5 Clary Fisher.
oct SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

Departed this life, October the 4th, 1927, JOSEPH
BRoDERs in the 18th year of his age Hi, friends and
scquantanccs are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, this morning, at 10 O'Clock. at the dwelling
house of Mrs. Stoops, on Duke-street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
SElIl!P NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED-OcT 4,

ARRlVED-OcT 4,
so.,r. yelocitv, Hammond, Boston, wine, nails &c
70 VIM Fowle & Co. hats and shoes to True < Har-
mon, and freight for the District.
schr. oscar, sott, Baltimore, freight for the Dis
trict.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

situaton. The Greeks, who expected TO farther
reinforcements. wished for nothing else but third
decisive action, and moment favorable 10 their
wishes failed not to present itself.
On the I'd of March, part of the troops of Red
schid Pacha directed their march towards Mount
Pehtelicus, in order to retreat into Bmotis; the
Greeks had quilted their camp at Eleusis, and sd
vanced far as Cephisus. Having from that sta
zion noticed the of the enemy they fell on
their rear the Turkish cavalry, which the Sersskier
commanded in person, rallied and witbstood the
attack of the Greeks for three hours. ReIschid Pa
cha showed in this affair great ability party from
the Ionian Isles, commanded by Eumorphopoulo
ami some Malnotes, having recognized the Pscha,
made two attempts TO reach him, but were r-puls-
ed at length the Turks retired towards the hill OF
Btissos. During the night nothing heard but
the enemy's cannon, and musket shots from every
quarter On the 30, very early, the Greeks hemmed
in the enemy very closely; the Turks kept their pc,
sition until one In the afternoon; when fay ored by
tie dense smoke which covered the country round.
they directed their march norihward, and succeeded
10 making their way. The number OF the killed and
wounded is not yet ascertained; great many
Greeks are wounded. As To The Turks. it is pre-
s,uned, that third of the army OF Redschid re-
ulains on the field of battle.
CoNsTANTINopLE, March IS.
All the European Ministers at Pera have made
representation the Refs Efendi on The subject of
the pacificaton of Greece, and have advised him to
close with the propositions OF Russia and England.
Many per sons regsrd n complete accession TO the
protocol, of the conferences Of ST Pe;ersburgh OF
the 4ih April, while oil hers would point out diff
ference between the menacing attitude taken by
the En- lsh and Russian Ministers, and that OF the
other Ministers, who limit themselves TO simply
recommending that their propositions may be ac-
cepted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
ESOPES MIL STOVES.

fTNHE sub.cbcf h4s nos, fni eill continually Keen 2
SHE, Etyyu, ffnf STONES, % every e, snd 81 he o,,
hy, At New YORK prcet Also Ia store, ~ Y Watdfoy 4 CO..,
hns old Mnba Wine, m quarter Casks, 90 boxes Cfas
Hi1e spund and good, Lgaf Sugar, sssured Hum, F,
Flour, from white Wheat ha snd sheet Ls1d SAof ssrts
Ansoan Seede', rb. shd Pipe Box Iron mar, sti
Snei-n bfe ed 5ffe', Plough Plates, French Horr mn
ote biooc, NJ brt quality and Patent nasnces All uh.,a
e,be sid D" ffa. onsbie terms. BERNARD PEYTON.
May ~. s-rs,sif
The glowing attended follow The ,,,emenf
M meCsndlhh, sod The iaf lined nofe Of fr 81 Jop,
psre j f
KNOWING The attempt Of Secrvsnt Jones % ,,p N. a.
bove SALE, t. be nothing thsn the despcfae ess II
"a order that ,vie iiiend nsy buv m the land Il H. rilv ;,
reduced Vfcc, justice he Trustee require bs shoad
ay, b nt hi5nl interest che sas IT the ianf ghscvf-
except 90 fsr a. e MAJ be- the cout son Whit
be viii PC entitled 10 upon collecting the noury The cra-
e spcten " ~ Sccvsn Jynf hsyy been paid long since
and hnDgn % bin H. b. paid lime he made de
pchas," he can be- iunhsd With receipts, from tue psrs,
Win received Che l,rfcie any uipq NJ pesses.
stv .. E.sAs ffrIAEP y. G-rur%