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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

U-The Now.York Observer has como out
damingly against that part Of the Report of
the War Department, which remarks upon the
influence and conduct Of the Missionaries a.
mong the Indians; and pours ont the whole vi
al Of his wrath upon tho head of General Por.
Ter, for interfering in tho concerns Of those gen.
tlsmsn, who 60 among tho native tribes 10
spend their health, their lives and their sub
stance, actuatsd by no other motive than disin-
tsrested benevolcnce, and a wish to aid The
common cause Of religion and morality.
For our own part, We happon to differ in
opinion with the editor Of the Observer, because
we think experience has taught Us, that the
body Of men who are hired 10 disseminate Sec
tartan opinions among the un~enlightenod, are
possessed Of organs like othor men-that they
are const;tutionally the same. having similar
feelings and designs, and because we know
that in thoir labors, they have as often aimed
at the establishment Of their own opinions, as
Of tho principles Of tho Gospel. It is u well or.
tablished fact, that mankind are everywhere
the same; and LOT people speculate as much as
they will, they cannot alter this axiom in favor
Of Missionaries. And moreover, the designs
Of the mon themselves prove lis absurdiiy; thcy
are impelled b. the Same hopes Of a livelihood
that any other class Of a eors on this ST age are,
and The canting song Of benefit TO the poor In
dian, is now thread bare.
Whether these preachers operate as a detri-
ment 10 the adoption Of wholesome regulations
among the tribes, or not, is another question
which the Secretary Of War ough. 10 be better
able to answer than US. He is Of opinion that
they are of no advantage, either TO the nation
or the General Government, and he, certainly
ought to know as well as any other man, and it
is not only hs right but his ds,y, 10 express his
homes, opinions upon the subject, and Congress
should give them what weight thoy SEQ ft.-
General Porter can certainly have no interest
in making missta,cments with regard TO the aE-
fairs Of the Jndians,-bis means Of information,
have been such as to enable him TO Judge of
what is 10 their advantage and what is rot, and
why he should not be as likely to he right rs
another man, is more than VIC can tell. II the
editor OF the Observer knows Of any good rea-
son, let him como out with 1t.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

"RroHr FAeEl DREss."-Mn. Parry, a
NiIIiner at the Beat Of Government, respect
folly invites the ladies' Of Warrington TO call
and zee q sew and beautiful Jackson Hat she
has Just received, trimmed in true military
ry,e, With cocksdo and feathers.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

VIRGINIA. Gov. GILES, of Virginia has
gone into the gnbernatorinl Chair Of that
State, branded with tho crime Of falsshood,
which a long life of repentance cannot eGace,
and which all his ingenuity cannot cover
Tho Ancient Dominion has placed upon itself
that mark which will stand the test Of time,
and hold a place on the page Of history, to
the shame of coming generations.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
Cu-Tho Editor Of the American expresses Q

Gothic Editor Of the American expresses a
hope that the Wardons Of the Episcopal
Church in this town will prevent the ringing Of
the bell on the night before Christmas. We
are Of the same opinion. The ringing Of the
bell all night can be of no possible advantage
to any one, while to oil within hearing, it is a
disturbance, and to some a serious injury. We
believe the Society would confer a favor on
the public, by aboIishing the practice alto
gether.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

bIsks IN 9askcs.-Whsn ibs aoeosnts Of
the Russian defeats before Choumls reached
the Levant. il is stated hat several guns were
fred from the English Admiral's slip, rejoicing
over those events favorable to the Turks
foasts were also drank, aud bazzas uttered in
favor OF tho victorious Turk:-h army in the
Balkan. There is great deal Of GOODNESS and
want Of unanimity among the diplomaiisis in
the MOrea.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

RELATIONS wrrH HoLLArD.~-It Is stat.
ed from Washington. that Mr.. Hughs. the A
msrcsn charge de AGairs IN Holland, has been
nominated 10 the Senate a. Minister PIsnipa-
tsniisry ssd Envoy Extraordinary. TO the Court
OF the netherlands. II 10 upderstood that this
promosion is in Consequences Of the late refer.
enes Of the Eastern Boundary DIGESTION 70 the
King Of the Nstherlspds, ss umpire between
the Usiied States and Great Britain.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

o. In the South Carolina Legislature. Mr..
John l.. Wilson has introduced a resolution IN
to the Senate. declaring the appointment of
Electors Of President and Vice President a dis
qualifying Office. Should the Legislature de.
termine that it is, the seats Of the Electors re-
Gently appointed will Of course be vacated.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

SOLVER CROMWELL NAMEs."-A cul-
prit by the name Of mmeterial Wood, (said
to be a species Of spunk or touehOood,) was
lately committed 10 the Vermont State Prison,
for the offence Of stealing. We think Immete-
'ial Wood, Esq. will find it materially against
his grain, to be so punished; and if he end not
bis evil course, he may have bis SAP stopped.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

GJ-ThO members of Apollo Lodge, at Troy,
N. Y. have purchased one hundred cords OF
wood, intended for distribution TO the poor
What say you, Anti-Masons, to this act Is
it treason, or murder, to warm the hearts and
hands Of tho POOR?
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

9o-A letter from Washington published in
tho National Gazette, states that a Winnebago
squaw has just made her appearance in the
streets Of that city, in a blanket. a white satin
hat and feathers. and a parasol. The now
costume is thought to BIO prodlgIously attract
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

PHILADELPHIA BANKs.-There are sew
en- Banks in Philadelphia, the united capitals
Of which amounts to 1000, 90. They operate
on So, 500, 900. The balance is not used in b.
ma fde business, such as discounting good COM
nercial paper.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

ezra gentleman in Now. York city proposes
to deliver. for the benefit Of Sunday School
Teachers, members of Bible Glasses. and 9TH
ers interested in the study Of the Holy Scrip
lures, a course o: Lectures on Sacred Geog-
raphy, and particularly on the Geography OF
paIesfine.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

DANGER OF SAILING IN HIoH LATI-
rvsEs.-A story is going the rounds Of The
papers, Of q Capt. warrens. who, among the
iceberg,,,en the coast Of Greenland, found q
ship which had been there confined eight
years. The Captain and crew were in a very
wcak State
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24
RICHMOND MARKET.

Tobacco Review Of The Tobacco Market this week,-
Extreme prices Of passed nj auction 80 40 to o-duto Of rc-
fused, 2 30 10 b-geueral sales passed, 4 30 TO S 5o.-Tbe
demand h,s been chiefly for manufacntng--some sles Of.
cd Tobacco in the counting rooms, mostly nj S TO 6 for ship
men,.
AT the Public Warehouse yesterday, one hid. New
Lues add nj - 90, one ut 3 80, and one at 10 per hundred. =
much neglected here formerly, now ranks-
as ore ofour staples, md hrs become an article Of much In
ierest to our merchants. An that the planters bring TO this
city h. immediately bourht up, nj prices certainly as high We
believe higher than b given In any market bctwcen Chsries-
ton and New York. II now commands 2 . 10 10 ia eta.
according 10 quality. and is In good demand. Planters would
advance their own interest by bringing their cotton 10 this
market. They win hnd no difficulty 10 getting ~purchaser,
and good prices In good money.
FLOUR.-Ths article remains without nlteratou dnee
td week. We quito city mills IS, canal : l-4-but the>s
prices nc merely nominal, few boIden being dkposed W
sen. The article In oorne IN freely, and NJ here V ihtk ~
none shipping, the stuck continues To incresse. IS 10 81
900 hhis. are stirred, waiting fr higher prices. -
last week seemed to have retlcd down
nj absnt ~ 90. has improved. Good merchanuble vheas
now commands 80. This rho 10 attributable 10 c0npeut.
Ion among the milers. The season Tor bringing In what
= nearly over, and Il comes IN sp~arinely-ehefy N wse-
eons, from North Carclina and distant counties, from whth
we seldom receive any, except when The pstos b hkh, y
enable them TO pay The heavy lsnd carriage In ptfiss. Ate
m-nket- MIR.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

"THE JACKSON TwAopLER."- A paper
Of the foregoing title is about to be- issued in
Belfast, Maine. We think this publication
altogether supcrhuous. There are Jackson
Twaddlers enough now, every body knows.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

GA country paper gives the following no.
the Seaman's Widow this week, The Angel
Of the Sphere cannot appear. Heaven is not
suited 10 Our columns."
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

O3-A paper called the Lake Light" has I'M
fortunately been extinguished by tho breaking
Of a press. 1t is said It will BIO snufIed and
lighted again in the course Of a few weeks.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

ayws understand Mr.. BorroM, the pub
Usher of the Sou'hbridgo Moralist. is about 10
leave that 81 per Boffomiess.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

The Legislature Of Georgia have rejected
tho bill 10 repeal thc penitcntisry system. az
ter q prolonged debate, in which twes'y-twc
speeches wcre nsade.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-24

0D-Harrison Gray Otis, Esq. has been elect
ed Mayor OF Boston by a majority OF 1868.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
A FARM FOR SALE.

HTLL BE .SOLU M ~ bLft 90 800,
Am he 18TH instant, the house OF ,,%'a~ ,c
w nnkeep.r, at 10 O'Clock, NJ tne i"lo" ~ e
he'd ,lopcrty--beng il Sill Creek inndfed ,,ar :.
contain zig ilo acres and 80 peices, b IS ,1me aa
les, boz died " lands Of Joseph and iao'i4'
Samuel bier, George Jacobs a,d 'NstS o,.e @fa.
- HE improvements are q ieE d"tihH Ho's
ElAa. Io0,s Oh hoor, lhilk s,tise o. 4 d
len sinng Of water, Large ug barn' WIZ ~ i
20 ice, vide, goc,l stating under M IN, II
front II Me barn; loS ienai,t io9N'' y go 81
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AT onr r,,lt rom Eastbun', ADD Jta,s's IN ~ IN,
res Any pe,sen wishing 70 Nf~ We n''a -. 81, an
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near f.asibuin's lime qiafrirs ross hi. MI "
gwen lhe 90 diio.s 4 sale Y .. '.t !A,jfuls
day 81 saie, BY ~ III
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
AN ADDRESS
OF
HENRY CLAY,
TO THE PUBLIC

Containing certain testimonials IN reiutatIon y
the charges against him, made
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

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James Martin
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Patrick Mckov
Samuel McGomb
George M'Corkle
John Mcconnell
Captain McWilliams
Alexander McAleste1
Charles Mcliollen
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Robert McCarty
William McCarter
James Mciiugh
Hugh AicBrine
Ann McAlyaney
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Ann Nagel
Ann NeWsom
tabez 5 Nicholson
I homas Nichols
Robert Nuson
John O'ISrian
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K. G.. Patterson
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John llulmc Porcelalns
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John Barnes
Daniel Brown
Dstrar Boulonger
George Barr
Ann II. Boggs
Nathaniel Beckett
Bishop IBra,ten
Mary iir'nckle
James Bennett
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MARY Close
Thomas Clark
Jane CNmmens
Jacob Cling
John Coleman
William Chandler
John Carol
Rachael Carlisle
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Martha Cochran
MIR Counaint Caslagnefr
Teresa Ct andler
Jesse Commygers
F,lnha Canal
Isaac Copd.ii
Joseph CragE
Nicholas Cnriy
Sarah tleland
William Connal
Hugh Crosson
MARY Clark
Samuel CLARK
Martha Connarli
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William Cbandle.
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
HY GEM. ANDREW jackson

TOUCHING
THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-22
RAPPAH.a.N.YOcK AC.aDEMY.

IiIs Institution will reopen the 10Th of Jan. 1879
'tI o. inc SosPs5 gen .eman well qualified teach
ussl ItaheLes OF Academic Education, comprising the
sl me Elements Of Algebra Geome. The fees for
I, =" 's Laln Gfeek Languages, win be Sc 50 per
@ sSsanee The Price for hoard including washing,
eSi< ~ per sessiOn, payable also in advance each
tHp Hdns lie he'd ssd beddn or paying an additional
enaiss Of ~ to the Steward library Zee Of DOLE per
VIII De required Of those who may the hook. The
Institution The well Known hssIthues Of die SITUATION te
i9'ness Of The huildns aud the extensive and well
'.Stto Hoa5y Of tins luiituon, combine led With quail
hC9or and exeriions Of Mr. Andersou together with the
rory accommodations afforded 10y Mr.. Daniel Turner,
VINO continues 70 preside lie boarding are
suoh q, q Is believed, wall elue this my 70 liberal
~ u y! a.. .,is pH1hc patronage. THE TRUSTEES.
- -, So 1af6t
ne Editors OF The Va Herald, requesied To publish The
tooge notice, fortnight, of times aud for ward ber
aeonun y lhe Trea.urer OF the Insiuinn Tor raYmeni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-22

NO. 7i.-Peter Dox and others, Suretes on
Postmaster's Bond, u.s. The Postmaster General Of
the U. States. This cause opened by MIR. Foot,
on behalf OF Peter Dox and others.
The cause was further argued by Mr. Attorney
General, in behalf of the Postmaster General Of
the u. States.
The argument Of this cruse was concluded by
Mr.. Foot
No. 4.-John Gossler rs. Union Bank of George
town. This cause, by consent of Counsel, Was
continued.
No. 7.-Joscph Smith S Son Us. Adams Herbert
and Co.-irom Circuit Court OF the United States
for the District OF Columbia. Dismissed by con-
sent OF Counsel
No. S.-Columbian Insurance Company of A.
leXandria rs. Levin Stewart.-from Circuit Court
OF the U. States for the District of Columbia Dis
rnisssedsby consent of Counsel.
No. 9.-George Minor and others Us. The Me
chanics Bank of Alexandria. This cause was
opened by Mr.. r. Taylor, in behalf of plaintiffs
il error.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-22
CO-PgRTArEBS tTJp

TNHE uh5crbets having formed co-partuersip under the
Il firm Of q. 2. HALL, the Grocery aud Commission
bu'iH will be hereafter carried by them at The well
known stand lately occupied by Hail. where they now have
on hand, aud nteud constantly 10 keep, yeuer aud ese
eced assortment Of GROCERIES, al Wholesale and fgts
which they viii sell a. ehtap they be bouzbin hs
market for cash. or to puucua eu5;onts the usual csed
They will also continue sell, heretofore done ~ q
Han, any country produce cohded q their care sub ss
Wheat CotIn Tobaec &c and those Jso.ei 10 en-
courage them, that pain, shall be spared obtain At ali
Times Inc highest market Pfice. GREEN HALL,
ZACH. HALL.
~ All persons iuI ebted 10 the late tim of Green fI,
c. ~ H. Bfdgcwasr dec. 20 either of The subscfb,r
gi!l please make immediate payment longer indHlr
caunol he sivtD aud all persons having csm, ssai any Of
meat, &. HALL,
Il. HALL,
Minchet r, Jan. So. 70-faw{w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-22
Y virtue Of Deed Trust executed BY oharic, Irwin.

virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed by Charlie, Irving
ana wie the subst ber The end OF Nov 1926 ana
eSoiu - the clerks office Of Buckingham county for ~
PuPie OF securing the payment Of the Of 5000 dolls
On %6ieh interest Is due from I'd Novi to une.S
ho' Ie ist ia day thersaie the land on which he
saH res'de'yns the half way branchin the counties
stephen Trent and others aud containing 1000 acres
M ABOVE tract about one-ha has been within the
ysas, and Is fresh and in fine heart the other half
WOOD land OF hne quality aud Of rate tobacco land
wIu!e constituting Of the desirable tracts OF
snd M the county u buckingham The ara
4Lge handsome stoed wooden house paaied
rooms, Spacious aud convenient passages porche.
e an Tue Necessary out houses conveniently and taefuv
large barn. os built the best materials anu
he neates manner II proper to STATE that the
P5oPSiy under prior iBcumbTance Of 500 dolls Terms
e % me highest bidder for cash. without will
convey such title as Is vested IN trustee oufy
Nov 81. wild. GFORGF uooRER T,u.,.o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-22

UND LYING DEAD on THE FIELD OF nATrl
Wreck Of warrior passed away.
Thou form without a name!
Which thought aud felt bat yc,teriav,
Aud dTeanlt OF future fame
Striped Of thy garments who shall rucss
ny rank, thy lineage, aud race
Ii bsushty ohieftain holding sway,
Or iowiier, destiny 10 obey.
The light of that f1'd eye is set
Aud all 10 moveles now,
But passions traces inseT yet,
And lower upon that brow
EKpres.ion has not yet wdX'i wssL,
The lips see IN zen m at 20 speak,
Ani Clenoh'd nnd sld the liGeless hand
a. II II grasp'd the ha,;le brand
THO from that head late ,ow'ring high,
The waving plume is tom,
Aud low IN dust that form doth lie,
pishonot'd and forlotn!
Yet Dcaths dark shadow cauno, hide
The craven characters Of Pride
That ON the lip and brow reveal
s. The impress vi the spirits seat.
Lives there a mother 10 deplore
The 'un abe meier shall see.
Or maiden, on some distant shore,
TO break her heart for thett
FrrchanCe 10 roam a maniac Their
With wild-lJwsr wfeaths 10 deck her hni-
And thro the weary night 10 wait
The footstePs a; the lonely gate.
Long shall she finger iheis--in gain---
The evening FIRE sls: trim,
And gazing ON TIE dark.nug main
She'll oftSu call on him
VINO hears her nJt--who cannot hear
oh deaf foSsTer is the ear
That once IN listening rapture hung
Upon the music of her tongue
Long may she "a ean,-to wake IL wa! -
Meier may remembrance tell
IFS tale 10 hid her sorrows flow,
And hope 10 sigh farewell,
The heart bsteayiDg Of its stay
Quenching the beam that cheers hef wsv
Along the waste of life--till she
Shall lay her down AMI sleep like thee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-22
M PHYNICTAA-C

INOt RENT, the Plantation which Dr. Robert p Smith
~ rmerly resided, the upper part OF Charles city,
tanning from 21o TO 700 of excellent land about
<-Sds OF which, cleared; Part Of which has been cult
vatOn but tes aud part rich low grounds There
dwelling hoe the usual necessary houses
aud thrifty young apple aud peach orch Of select fruit
II excellent location FOR Physician aud where one
greatly needed aud dS'red there Being the country
less than about 10 miles the adjoining ceuury in less
than about six Should any desire it, the place could
probably be rented liberal terms for several gears come
Application he nade 10 Thomas Taylor resne near The
place, oFto the subscriber living iiicbnoud.
JOSEPH Z. CURTIS.
jan o. ND,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-22
SELECT SCnnnr

Al SCHOOL wall BE- continued the ensuing year MY
TX Brother, john Nelson, who has had Il years sK-
pefence az eachcrv be associated with me- 10 the
3semen Of the Schools 10 which w be taught the Greek,
lam anu enth Lansuase together with those branches
ieafnng which constitute good English Edueaou The
ch0ei VIII commence the 2is day Of January ie2s and
,ei inmate 90 the 5ih Jay Of December following There will
9s vacation Ut four weeks, euong the 18th day of
June The Price Ter hoard tuition wsshirg lodging fuel
W" be 81 payable halt the Let day Of June 1926
snd The other half on the is day Of Dee. following.
The dciPne of the school will be parental sod as muri
care and kindness will he extended t. boys conhds 10 my
mtrncton az TO nv children. No boy than years
Old viii be admitted into the School, unes5 he shsll he per
'onay known 70 ne for orderly, exemplary department My
redcnce IS remote from The auus u and immortality
and emkaby healthy IL ssaoted in the county vfLOu
~ miles nom Nichmoud, aud about The distance
rom fredericksburg. The gsge from Fredericksburg 70
Cmteriy passes within 400 yards my residences and bst
from Richmond 70 arfsOnhmg, within miles Of Il. letter.
70 me should DC directed 70 Gafdnsfs Roads Loua"
WIN. NELSON, Jr.
Oct . ~ Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-22
POCKET RGOE

p est Monday the 18th day Of jan 1922 small Red
L. Morocco Pocket Book, with steel clasp between INV
residence nd Powhatan courthouse the Buckingham road
containing Of 500 a.d $40 each; all of he
notes the Farmers Bank Bank of Vmginaone Dee
Of gift from Thos DePP to Gilmore Depp and Gusavu, Depp
dated the 9Th day u Jau IS8 containing 406 acres of land
The pocket book had side the days the week will
give reward of 25 for the book and contents OF the
oun for any nfo nation that get the and ooutents
The finder give the information M A. Spears Of Ghes
tcIiird county-or 10 myself GILMORE DEPP.
Powhaau OIL Jan ~. 7s-<t