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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09
Grand Total, SsI2,so3 os

Extract OF letter received in Charleston dated
Mnfdn-as, Dec 81, 1926 Our market ba.
not been favorable for Rice all the last fall anl
up to this time, in consequence of The very a
bundant summer crop Of corn having caused q
great reduction in the consumption We can
| not now quote il over ors. Bulthe winter cror
of corn having entirely failed, we anticipate
an increased demand at advanced prices two
months hence.
Lard, candles and provisions have brought
profitable prices the beginning of the season,
but the supplies have latterly been large s. the
market is fully stocked for tw months to come
Our late sales have been as follows: lard. good
to tine quality and small kegs l3 Is 3.8e: can.
dies III lSc; soap SIC; prime beef ISL: car.
go 81; prime pork Sill; fish, ii bids. a. a
AZ; flour SI3 on the wharf-what is in store
We holds at SI4
Of Island produce we have but little remain.
ing OF the old crop Of box sugars, the quality
bad and 81 / 8 IL the price. Some triflinc
parcels OF the new crop have been brought 10
Market but OF inferior quality, and not sufi.
Gent quantity to make price. We have rea.
son to believe the crop will be some what short.
out the quality better than last years, and when
supplies come forward think The -markek will
upon ABOUT IL ior good lar quality. Some
parcels Of new Muscovado have come 10 mar.
ket, and brought from to 9; new molasses 4rs
After the holidays, we expect to receive these
articles in greater abundance.
The new crop OF Coffee has been brought to
market in considerable quantity for the season
Being The first picking the quality is in eenrr, i
inferior, and none prime. We have been bny.
ing from to Il. When tie bes, of the eron
comes into market it may probably command
as high as cents. The quantity. is expected
10 be Short OF last year and the quality no. so
good.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09
Certificate of Salvador Cdialano.

The subscriber cer,i6es that he was attached
to the American Squadron in the Mediterra.
mean, as Pilot on board Of the frigate Constitu-
lion, commanded by Commodore Preble. That
he was sent in the ke,ch Intrepid, to pilot her
into the harbour OF Tripoli, for the purpose Of
destroying the frigaie Philadelphia, then in
possession Of the Tripolitans. That owing to
his perfect acquaintance with the harbor Of
Tripoli, and his personal knowledge Of the peo-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09

ple and their language, the ketch was permitted
to come alongside Of the Philadelphia. ihat
he is, and always was, of opinion, that IN ,he
state of the wind atthe time, and his knowledge
of the current and the soundings OF the haroor,
that the ship nigh, have been brought Out WIN
safety, had not orders been peremP'oriiy given
10 destroy her. Tha, he gave this opinion 20
Commodore Decatur, on board the rhi'aoei-
pha, at the momen, Of her capture; who was
only prevented by his orders from making the
attempt. That all the nautical men with whom
he has conversed on the subject. anc to whom
he has explained the grounds OF his opInion'
have acknowledged the correctness OF his state
ments. SALVATORE CAIALANO.
Navy Yard, Washington, Dec. 10, 1925
My Dear Madam: cannot, with any preci-
sion, state the distance that the triga'e phiia'
phia was from the entrance of the harbour, at
The time she was set FIRE TO, as ou: SITUATION
did not ADMIT our seeing her, and the whole OF
the harbour a, the same time; but as the entire
length of the harbor is about or miles, am
OF the opinion that she must have been IRON
10 d miles from the entrance.
Respectfully, yours, -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09

. very singular crisis. About three or four
.. ars apo. when the present tariff was asita'ed
IN Congress, by very singular coincidence the
British Parliament were engaged IN dehoera-
tons Of the self same very important ques"o"'
The present English ministers introduced q
bill reducing very materially the duties on all
foreign imported goods, which tor ages previous
to that period had been perhaps the hisnes.
imposed by any nation in Europe. NOW VIVA.
was the object OF Mr.. Huskisson's policy! IL
would not have been to give encouragement 70
their own manufacturers by shutting out lot
e;pn. because no nation can yet compete Win
ENGLAND in cotton and certain woollen manu-
fac,ures on their own soil. This was IN part
asserted by Mr.. Huskisson. BY searching
deener for The motives Of the English cabinet
we shall find that the real object OF introducing
all the new principles Of political economy in'0
both Houses of Parliament, was with view u
producing an effect on foreign nations, ana es-
Decialy those nations which were 'hen Ju''
mixing commencement.
The more we examine the policy OF the Lon
don cabinet, the more we must admire us
depth and s,ra,agem They have wonderful
tao, in looking ahead when their commerce. 10
| in danger. The splendid orations OF liusKis'
son and his colleagues against the tarih system
were meant to produce an effect upon our Con
qress at Washington, aud WHAT very remark
| able that effect was produced.
| We remember very well that the opinions Of
! British statesmen were triumpnantly quoted III
the House of Represenlives by Mr.. Webster, in
favor of a policy which his own constituents
have row abandoned.
The more we look upon these facts, the more
we are convinced that The English government
spends nights and days in invent!ng schemes
and plans TO retard the rapid march TO prospe
rity which the United States are making Ever
since the South America republics began te
attract their attention, and the establishment
of manufactures in this country threatened incl
own merchan with loss Of this market fo
British manufactures; the policy Of that cabine
has undergone very striking change In resare
to this country. They are jealous OF our grown
and well NAV they be so The recognition o
the South America republics, the refusal u
negotiate on the West India Trade, the discus
sions in favor Of the tariffs in the English par
liamen, to produce an effect here, may all b
referred to that jealousy. In about year GU
present commercial treaty closes with England
We shall soon see if they Are wiling 10 renew
IT'D.
REVENUE OF THE POST OFFICES.
The Postmaster General has laid statemen
of the nett amount Of postage accruing at eacl
Post Office in the United States for The yea
ending Sis, March, 1926, and showing the net
amount acccruing in each State and Territory
The following is The recapituls,ion ofthe state
ment referred 10, and exhibits the nett amour
Of Postage which accrued in each State ant
Territory, for the year which ended on the 3ls
/ March, 1926:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09
SalAA,

on the souti
Royal street,
rience in all I
ensure him q
need any thin
the faithMlnc
con6ded to hi
his own super
Neatly covere
ders promptly
commodating
jan 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09
From the PHILADELPHIA Democratic Press.

MIR. Binns-Your correspondent 'Corrector,
has undertaken to assert, upon what authority
know not, that Commodore Decatur could
not have brought of the frigate Philadelphia.
even though his hands had not been tied BY his
order, D. me the favor, and the widow OF our
dear, departed, gallan, Decatur, the justice to
publish the enclosed extracts, and set tn ques-
ton at rest. These extracts are from men
known to the nation, men who had opportuni-
ties TO know, and who were capable OF Judging,
and these men expressly contradict the asser-
lions Of your correspondent. a Lover Of Truth
Commodore Prc6k toJ L. Catheut, Feb ION, 1904;
The Philadelphia was got of the rocks with
out damages, all her guns were taken out to
float her close in with the Bashaw's Castle,
where she was moored; her guns were then put
on board, and the ship and her batteries got in
fine order. Her guns were kept loaded, topions
out, and strong guard constantly on board.
Washington, Dec 8, 1925.
Dear Madam:--In reply TO your note Of yes
terday, Ihavr the pleasure 10 say, that know
Of nothing which could have rendered it i'm
prac tic able 10 the captors to have taken the Phi
adelphia out OF the harbor Of Tripoli. The
water was sufficient, and / believe the wind
was favorable; consequently, nothing but the
want Of skill in the pilot who was with them,
was likely to have prevented such result, 1t 1t
had been attempted. The brig Syren, which
lay of The harbour, would have been sufficient
to have protected her the moment that she
had cleared the port. am, respectfully, yours,
tSiened) JACOB JONES.
Mrs DECATUR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09

american and q Sd Commercial PoLey.-We
inserted yesterda1 he extract of letter from
England, shewin e alarm which has been &C..
casioned in that ln,ry in consequence Of the
increase Of manu- turing establishments in the
United States. commercial rela,ion. he.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09

England and III
gent American gen
is every way com
servation, TO form
10 his friend here ;
"The condition
ny thing but chez
TEN is the heavie
from our country.
ration, and seeks
Northern Boundar
war is 10 he waged
with its prosperity
therto afforded III,
features. 1t is NJ
chester, and Leeds
vibration of every
country. England
much Of its contin
land, Russia, Gsr1
nufactures 10 an e
in England with 4
opposition here isl
even the friends OF
an alarm. The q
permanent grieyat
distress is the ev1
and permanently
Of England" /
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-09

Liusr
mains in |
been in {
ever,b bee
tons, bu
scrip,ion
of ! Sd p
i7tb inst
bags by \ |
SID. III |
America
rage Ill
rage I'd;
aud $50 s
/! or the
en- by spe
port. III |
instant, W
derzte der
and the So
The i'm
but prices
have adyaI
American
sold in boz |
There is |
morning., '
weeks pri
cles. b"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
.NaRSHaL's S.aLE.

pursuance OF decree Of the court of .b,nee,v
A. TOT he hcond District, pronounced the 7tn day CT
march, 1897 the of Edmund Bailey Vs. Alexander S,
nun aud others, shall the sh day OF ala, ne, on he
oder Or saie 10 the highest bidder, pubic aurtio
" cash. all The right, title, and interest Robert Ec 4 on
acc. 10 and H. the following property the city Of R,chmod
20 WI; The bek tenement at Intersection Of aud IO
esu ~ winch the Pos, Office ksP;one brick
tenement adjoining the above --one other brick on,
1oh street, occupied b, Air VIM NJ sn and
all tour Of the lois Of IA. said Robert A.O one oer lot
parcel OF land, fronting alley the the above de
LI rsopeiy, and siJyning - ihy.iwo iret ruurnry
'aeA ~ ee! bens pa " m No 4I9 thence paagisl ,si,
ss alley 81 feet, i.nos feet Beginning small
~ s'ound on syn, SIDE of ie.t al., extending
<"e. parallel with iOh st Also work shop Ion neiIS
Se umd by ssii Mek,m, adjoining the tenement % by
ati Nc KIM per deeds Of Sept & 2SI jan u2l ani
l2 Jan, is22 flied au,nr the esbib, IN -; @
fully appear e' '' A'0's
ho all the right, title, and Of VIM MeKim and
i'k1'th his vile, IN ard to the following propert 60 wit
ne h'lse anu lot at the North East intersection vi K Sd
IA tina, 10, Of sroud North side q: street
htai pasd Dnoek containing 26i ont on stree. aud
Ae"uhs PACK about l5i feet alley feet -Four
hoefes ANA lots Ie houses and lois uv- bv Jup
Dynn Laws Convert ne. 0,nr,ge AMI ,Ali,, Clarke on
@ .V'n sept, iS&ii All on!ins ON street. between 81 ;ih
anu ea'enuS oaek pn sad sd it Streets 80 feet,
!" an INTENDED alley Of II feet. through the sauue from
% To 4' street Lightly feet of ground tn. corner OF and
s.h uteis aud extending hack LII street. feet Also
w. hose aud lat occupied by Elisha Turpn on the h SEM,
@ containing about o. - iet iion,,ns ou Attn ,tr.et ami
extending hack 10 feet, winch lat ~ ,u. ,o hs
',bnary interest only will he uete il b. ing subject 10 ill., III
estate OF Ms Elizabeth Mo kim, also one ni.,y of tr
acre lot numbered Tia. ran of the CITY of Rieimond n
aNen up as stuy lot by WIN. Nc Kim and Wilson 81 van
ard disied he"ecn then, but 10 be surrendered
real proprietor might apply fer il.
hi AZ 'e mont door OF ae Eagle Hotel city OF rh
mond, 'hsll in like MANNER offer for sale a, II o'coc,
OF the 4h day oi N. neNi o land lynn. IN the cntv
Si' A'm OF nm ynn his deed, heaIin date liza
nuary 1908, aud ded the oliee ofhe Genrr. t
an waieh WI more icliy aPreaI by deeds td cause
safe e Tue lots 10 counenes 10 O'Clock, prem s
oeSup,ed IS Kos; otiee, and adjourn to lot and
Ron d@, to day. II n.se';ar,, anil completed.
J. GuEiRAkT, IN. 5. c. c.r.d.
ane of HIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
.Navy Conmlissioner,s. once,
., -. 80 I1th March, Io.7.
"e YAK frame aud Promscuou Timber Ships Of the
Line, Eligales and Slnnn. nI INar -

! . 80. ~, lsth March,
Live Oak frame aud Promcuou Timber los Ships Of III,
Line, Frigates aud Shops Of War.
VIE commissioners vi the Navy will receive propo,al.
- until the Sist day OF July next furnishing live oak
cut to mouii (sheh taey will funh,) Tor ship, OF
hive oak, that NAV he r,gume-
ooo ."9ieai feet r eaeh ship OF the ine 5000
rom uees in situations moe than IS mile from
se ss'' q, h'ersse At the following building Yard viz =
ngton aud So'iOs, duts tho yeu. ig2s $50 su! 1850
say on o. he,sre the ist Noyeinb.r OF each year.
Heisos "ise, nag vail os pleased
tns per cuhiCai foo, fer Que of the tian,s y t
proportion o. pr@nicou' timber ed Also (shvud they
e "osea 10 o5es Tor more) es terms pes cub;cal too,
for thres i,an,s collectively, zone OF each cI,. thai 49,
a. emu sieop) ~ai the tubei dvsignailug
"a s,' cases then prices for the frame p the .n.
o, 'iooP, anu Tor pronreu0ns timber the offers
e"h oe made deliverable at amy OF either, or all Of the
verabe at each, Of differ be made NV the bdcrA r
be dis,iety stated Ii 10 os Lnd-iuod that In. Cun
onsiS VAL se!ectue oIerend assign bidder
portion OF the uaiber quot than one e,t
a designate such yaus Tor cue delivery may udg
eHpei.nt Tor the INTEREST," fui-r tnst no money
a. any uIe' unI.r any circumstances, lie sdane,d, anu
dt none wili be pdid un actual delivery timber that
sod, WAN Us" oi NOR. sulieeni etie faithful Dis
- " ,"t WIN ne required; that the amount W
suen mono VIII be one-tnrd the estimated the COR
moreover, that additional collateral security
ten centun. of the ais each car viii h. ,,eryc
aud s''hhs until the CONTRACT shall be fully COMPLIED with
70 IA. siie satisfaction o the CVnmis. that all
81 hoes due oioion parts
9" me ses shaft De delivered, otherwise shall he 81 the
eion OF tue Coinmvue.s withhold such su.uun, in adj
o 70 .'r ~ pen een ahoy. m.ntson-d they may Judge
Apedie ioI toe pubiie interest, until ieien, proper
o "i such cuI I'nheis shall be delivel.d and
e " w "nheisooa' ihA "i Payments Will b mad. st the
These who may eer supply any part OF hi. timber are
i'es requested to state particularly, th-.i resaence,
,e naises aud raid,nce h. ui.vs 10 forward let,e
from such persons, stating their winyn become
% a', "i01waie evidence OF the competency such pen
' As ".ees to the amount Tot which they may beecm,
bound a.! G!eIs TO be sealed, directed ~ the Conn
ns ohe'' OIL The Navy, and endorsed with the following
""'"s va Olet to tainih live OAK, uader the
m nj Vf iash Mach, 1891"
tsie tiinef Is 10 be inspected and measured according 10
tne iu-s established ny the Bvad-copy which may be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
Aprne
u gRSH4TiS LII n

pursuance decree Of The Superior Couit Of Cb,u
Gerry for the Richmond district, prohoune d on the 26b
dly "f Feb, 1871 IN e cases Of PleaaUs MITCHELL and
hlic he'll Peasint shall 7ib day Of Nav next, !,
~ O'Clock, Der f sale 70 the highest bidder al public suc
ton, on tie pf,me. I've trait 81 lard 10 tie pfoeeedn
mentioned called SPRfEG mr. ~ The county Of snr,e1
and Of winch William Mitchell died s.ised and possessed
winch aio land Will be sold entire lots may he deem
cd best. and The fih day May salI ~ ike manner
oer for safe at The 'front.' door Of lie Esglc Hotel m The city
Richmond at O'Clock l.. NJ. ninry.see. Of land in lie co
~ Of emico; also, tb.and acres Of land h tbs cy
Of Mason a"d .tate OF Kentucky Term, credit Of and
70 months Ho'' ,5inle aud p,y'e At the bank of Viz
snd, with sPpioYed endorses and the title retained IS fur
bef security.
j. GUEERtST, M. s. e.etd.
Cy one # ais Deputies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
.Jamcs Riuer Land for Sale.

WILL sell reasonable my Farm in the county of
James City, the siand OF james Town. II
ABOUT seven Hundred Of lsud fine
provenen and eu alton, aud ct the beautiful
isrms country. The soil ine wheat
aud c9,ou produces clover great perfection The
pleasant aud airy, James ,.cr, and the
seeded with wheat OF, and prepared for crop
which my attention viii he given I'LL Disposed J The dwe
h house spacious and ia aae repair aad the clubhouse,
ala good order. IL sold private sale before the
bidder, the premises. At the time, subscriber will
sell his stock OF horses, sheep cattle aud hogs plantation
sis aud variety Ut other articles. For teim APPLY ar.
Robert AieCandIsh. in Williamsburg TO The subscriber
the premises. GARY WILKINSON.
James Civ. March g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
Sols Of Trust Propertg.

* virtue OF deed Of trust, made by John Iitory and
- Nancy has wife, TO myself 9UJ Frederick Peasants,
not signed by the said FederkO dated the dsy
January, i6t, aud aduiuetorse efd 10 The clerk.
chesterfield County Court, the l5 day OF September m
ne same year, hs Monday sixe,ath day Of the
I'm MONTH (ApriD IN font % tne Bell Treu the City
richmond, between ~ snd O'Clock 81 that day, sell f0f
ah eeain piece parcel ground Tying in he town Of
aehester IN tc county Of Chee field bc,ng part Of the
IN the plan oil the said Town Ivy The number 2i2
wv hundred sud tseve order sufficient
note given ny toe said Johu Henry % William FaT
hss hnnded and thUty-hsc d0Ifs, With thereon
e -Ot DAY u January, 1871 aud the expenses attending
sad rust Such title oay will he conveyed by me,
March -. M ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
.Nl.4RSA.5L3,S .SELE-

pursuance OF decree 0 te Superior Court of Charcsry
"f Tue oisitiei Of ansbug, prpnounc u the .O ay
?, Jsnnny, iaI IN the Anderson exor of Snh ".
'he"eI adYin sd others, shall tie 81 iay of Alay
next tiF iOi SAFE, To the lse bder public auction the
a't ~ isnd lying 10 the county OF HenrcO, mentioned in The
deed, bearing date the 7ih day OF Decembcr lai2 from
ard Asadoghio john o. Mostly and n. ShPpd now IN the
81 The dei.nahi, representatives, o France. lie
negro mat named DICK, lnow in the pos,e. m of R,cbsi
henI1iPh u deiivtsed 10 OF before that da,.
i'S'-fof The land, credit uf siN twelve auI hern
HohlS vi. Puehaser executing bond good peisoai
c"y' sa deed o 'is, or the land, lie purchase
money iIr Tue slave, Cash will he tequi, ed
j. GUERRtaNr, m $. c. r. r. q.
,;,o Or one otkis DePaiirs
IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
iSPRLNG GOODS.

TALL NELSON, has received by Tie Effort, Pa aud
Richmond Packet, and other late from New York
aud Philadelphia large popoTtion vi his SPkfNG GOODS;
comprising extensive aud desirable
Staple articles Amongst which British and 0zna-
burg, Burapi and Tcksnbugs, Irish Linens, Lswns Diapers
and Damask IacOne Mali, Book and Swiss Ausns plain
figured, Cottea Thread Cambcks, aud Csmhrick Han
kerebef ngham Calicoes and Dui.s, prilinss
snd Grsndursl Gentlemtn and Ladies Cotton Silk
Hosiery Bl,S and Buf rerui,e She'll side
tuck combs S4 A, Sd and ei Brown Shirtings Sheet,
tugs, Dlcacied Shug aud Sheeting d. mest,c plrds ait
Checks, Bed Ticking, &c. &c ali will be .vd Oh
very moderate terms, either wholesale OF by retail.
March 90 IO6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
PURLIC NOTICE
OLI@IC -FOIILL
10 Brigade Inspectors ofker Jifiltia Officers
aud Ag,,Ss.soos


4. aud htsiciGRs.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
MIroh a. 1927.
THE following ahact the aw passed on in. 9th k.b
is' punished Tor the information all persons con-
rer day. Tor attending the Trainings and ,nai ulsers
The Inspectors not authorized .eser 10 -n!oy
and ne M,jpis, TO attend them through Bflcldes.
me drum aud Jte Mr. OF every regiment nre re-
qHred TO attend the trainings and Tc1fsnGl battalion
nusters: aud she'll receive the sum Ut fro lsiEos per o.
icfs Of compensation, ihsr allowances must he ted a.
hefet"Ofe by the kcgimeusi Courts Ennfiry II finn
any cause the dria and iit AiaIs isl aic the trings
or cguienta and baaiun uiuet, the commanding oc
tnipTeed I" employ Musician TO perform the duty and
receive The compensation.
g. One drummer Ini jr, only, SHALL be employed At each
c2mpGy MUSTER aud pn buget aud unpeier te muster
OF rich irnnP OF cvay allowed for Their
PecYeiy one aolr each per ay, and Ne etier
compensation shft ~ nfomsd Musician on ETscans
L. The ray Of hs CisE, for a,tenang each and
battalion Cont Of Enquiry, Is reduced five dollars u rr dav
Tor each days attendance, except the clerks II i9h 3ph
aud oath regiments. Tie allowance Tor ea.h list of fine, re-
mains heretofore.
o. The pay If the Provost NnrtaL Tor attending esrl,
Cont OF Enquiry, is reduced 60 dollar per dav
The pay Of the AdGnl, for attending the rsri1enfaI
and battalion Tpsfsr rcduaed hste dollars per day
aud h.r' alter he re1ui cd 20 send will be Maid i
4tendrS the taiRing..
q TIE Stgemt Hejor, will he entitled 10 no,hrr here.
aer for bis s,fyces will he te required TO attend the
fTaining. ~
oEiecr TO Transmit any order, hseI fur rents per mile
hut shall Ice employed sa.end bg,,ali,
o. oeWpoPy Ufdor except - tine If sgt, iRvaton inr.
reel'o', or imminent danger keyeoE
JAS. T. HEATB,
fadiior IF i'atio de,oas,,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
.NI.lRSHylL'N ,SIIk


EGuRsUANT 10 decree Of the Superior Cont Of Chan.
CRY tor the Richmond district pronounced on the 2tib
4y OF June 90 ~ tue Of Cooke bentley shall on
The I'm DAY OF aiay next u iOf sale public auction 10
e highest bidder, the premises, subject the dover
MIR Lucy Be"tl"y, the tact Of land said decree refer
red to; beng the tract of weieOn Mrs Bente
Isdr and containing eight haaf ed acres lying in the
~ OF Povhaar enoued III the deed rom W lillian Bent,
ley 10 his John Bentley. hearing date the 18Th OF AMI
1909: Terms, third cash. o the balance credit Of one
and two years, bond with app owed security The tIe re-
tanned, i they paid lso at The same time and
under the dectee, will he ueed FOR -.c II public
cn 20 The 'sbcstbiddo iof CASH attic Of house
hold and KIT hen furniture consisting Beds Tables Sc Sr
mentioned w tie deed aheve reci;ed.
j. GuEhRAN'T ms c. c.rd
Or ons Of his Deyu.ies.
Errh ..
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r. No paper will he ,n,inued (but ST the icrtou Of
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rs- One square, OK LESS-Eust rton rs csnt-esch
Continuance, 80 cents.
No avsrs, inserted, until ha. either been paid
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