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NORTH WEST HANNAH,
A TALE OF THE rAcIFtc ocEA
ICONCLUDED.] i

lCONCLUDED.I
With the most fond and ardent caresses did
Mary embrace Julian; she hung down her
head, low enough to look up into his
face, and whio her rnglets fell luxurantIy Y
over her forehead, and partly shaded her
bright beaming eyes, she put on one Of her
most bewitchinS smiles and said "Ah, you
roguish fellow, you run away from me did you.
| 1 saw you stealing out Of the front door so
carefully then resYming a pensive aspect
"Oh, can you derive any pleasure in walking
alone here; for see, there is that hateful ship
which must SO soon part us; but, no, for long
time--say. my dear Julian shall it be for
long tme?"
"Strange" thought Julian, "that ene truth
must be supported by so many lies.' At length
whole soul, and cried out--"Part us what
meanest thou! Part u.s.! Look, look dost thou
ser that bright star just sliding behind cloud
Now, should this poor carcase be thrown up
Olympian mountains thu; part usi No,
no-death, hell, nothing can part us! thy hal
lowed image shall accompany me to my home
shall be with me when I -Ah, all! hate
me Mary, command thee to hate me. Thou
hast nourished viper which shall sting thee
to death! Oh God, whsro's Hannah-where
is she with her dagger Mary hast bodkin
about thee; needle, any sharp Instrument
"What means my Julian" cried Mary with
notes Of the most tender commiscration--
what means Thy words? dagger hato thee!
No, no my loved Julian, when you talk Of ha-
tin., you do well to talk Of daggers in the
same breath! That moment that Mary ceases
TO love thee, she must de-Oh could think
thou didst not feel the ssms ardent glow
towards me, which warns thy Mary's breast,
l should see nought in this world but lackness
and ruin"
shay, nay, thou didst never doubt the neart
Of Julian'" inquired he.
doubt thee Oh no see love in thy eyes
thy voice is kind and gentle, and -and-I
know my Julian loves"
"Bear wounded spirit; an angushed soul
my dear Mary; my words are not always tenn
perate-but, great sorrow is Not always po-
lte."
81 fcar," said she, "that some great afilic- |
tion rests upon the soul Of the mos, noble |
youth that ever existed; l have observed your |
frequent spells Of melancholy; your half sup.
pressed words, sudden changes in your manner;
but so long as the soul Of Mary knows that she
is beloved by her Jui:sn, it is happy! Oh. hap
py thought, you will return very soon, and we
shall meet TO part no more. Oh, how my IA
thcr loves you, he says you ate unhappy
What is your affection JuLar! will you not
tell your Mary-she may comfort you"
A faint smile passed over Julian's features
II this last intimation. "a miserable comfort
,r!" thought ho, "you would be, indeed
c you knew the cause OF my unhappiness."
81 tell thee" said he, turning TO Mary, "The
mention Of IT would blast thco."
And has my Julian" sighed she " sorrows so
,reat that the mere mention Of them would
last his Nary" 4
Julian was silent some time, until at length
% turned 10 Mary with face Of woe, and
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be disciplined army, where every one knows
his place, and where every one has a place
and duty in the. grand onset against sim"
8. Is not the Editor Of the American aware
that he has written what is calculated TO de-
csive his readers, by telling them the absve
report was written by DR.. Ely-when their re-
ports show clearly that it was the production Of
the managers Of the American Sunday School
Union ?-Or, because we are told by their own
documents that Dr. Ely wrote the report for
1927, does this prove that he wrote the often
sive report Of 1926, the credit of which the
Managers have taken to themselves.
8. Does not this Editor appear very ridicu-
lous in striving TO array Mr.. Pickering as q
partisan in the Presidential question, when
he has not even alluded to that subject in his
Address; but merely warned his fellow-c cit izens
against religious combination which threat
ems from the pulpit and the press. to overthrow
the liberties Of our country
10. Does not the article in the Rhode Island
Religious Messenger, for August Sd, 1927, par
Naiy approve the sentiments OF Dr. LILY, Dut
would prefer or propose milder or less sus-
piclous term, than that of a christian party in
politieks-viz a moral party? And is not this
the only instance of any religious paper, I'M
der the control of those embraced in the con-
cern of the American Sunday School Union,
which has even 'inted dsapprobation Of the
sentiments Of the Doctor?
Reader. ponder these things well, let them
have a proper weight, aad l doubt not many
Of you will be prepared to withdraw your coun-
tenance and support from men who have pros
tituted ono of the best institutions in our coun.
try to the purposes of political power and
aggrandzement.
A RHODE-ISLANDER
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MORE NEW GOODS.

lust received aud for sale Swiss aud Jacone Muns plain
a. AMI figured; Linen Cambria dkfs and initial ion do fine
A. Irish Linens and Linen Cambrics; Swiss and Jacone
white and figured Crava horsekin white and black silk and
kid Gloves dab aud other colored Sewing Silks black and
white silk Hose and half do; drab silk Half Iloe
AMI elegant article brown and white French Drilng' blue
Nankins Belt Ribbons Feather Fans Rich Brocade Shawls
red aud white Ca'hmt~e do; Hosiery Of all kinds Prints,
great rey, very elegant, &c. &c by GLADDlNG
SW T. EFT, No 6, Market Square. July2
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NOTICE

SUCH of the creditors Of j. B. WooD, are disposed to
~ accede the proposal made to them at their meeting
the LIST inst requested to call the Assignee and exc
nveyances Of their cains before the l9h inst
Is important to ascertain before that day whether
a suic of the claims against said Wood will he
convey Ell induce the persons who made said proposal to
compile te the arrangement.
Prov idence July ~ 1929
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r q ALLEN.

IT'S constantly receiving his New Ware Rooms, Cab. ct
Furniture Of all descrlp lptions-Lkewse from hs Chair
Mandatory all kinds Of Chai-nfeor To receives
from NewYork As ais late sales Auction, has created
little excitement aong hi, pretended friends and Brother
Chip,-hr would nlorm the public generally no,wilh-
standng his largo Annual Sales at Auction the Ware Rooms
will be well supplied, having his employ ffywo workmen
nd no boys No pains spared to have seasoned stock and
. sod furpit,re.- May IA
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COMPREHENSIVE.

= COPAKTNEKSHIP.
NJE subscribers have entered into copartnershp for the
IN purpose of manufacturing Machinery, under the name
hEIm Street Machine Manufacturing Co aud have located
themselves Elm street, Eddy's Point, where they WIN be
.appy any calls from their iends IN town or
Sountry, for The above mentioned business.
JOHN s. EDDY,
JAMES BROWN,
EBENEZER WRIGHT.
EDWIN FIELD
Wanted by the above quantity Of Chesnut Log stuff for
Cards, for which cash will be paid. 6w2aw. June H.
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SILLIMAN'S JOURNAL.
1UYHE American Journal Of Science and Arts conducted
by Benjamin Siliman, NJ. ID. l.. L. ID. No ,, volume
N-ju pubshed. Subscribers requested to call and
receive their copies. HUrCHENS CORY,
July l6 No. ], Market street.
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CABINET FURNITURE

NO,
FUyHE subscribers, grateful To their friends and the public
for past patronage respectfully inform them, TINT they
keep always hand supply Of fashionable and common
Furniture made of the best materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
S::s S;s;,: ss and Tables.
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tabes, Sc &c.
Thuse In of any articles In line, will find Il to
their interest give call before purchasing, we are
determined sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker In
his town. and Furniture being manufactured innie-
d lately under direcon will he warranted equal
9th In materials and workmanship, to any made In this
country
Orders from distance will be thankfully received and
pupctially attended to. . ,u>.,
may iy. SAMUEL & JOSEPH RAWSON.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

VuNUCKER SPRING and GEORGE b. DORR, have
entered into Ccparnership4 under the firm of TUCKER,
sPRING DoRR, and will continue the Commission Business
ofTucker K Spring, at No 81, Pne.sireei, New,York
THATCHER TUCKER,
JOHN SPRING,
N ew-York July 2 6w GEORGE Is. DORR.
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PORTER, PALE ALE, NEWARK CIDER
NNM WALL ha, constantly hand Bottled Porter,P
w Ale, sud Newark Cider, Of the very beet quality at
vbolsss ieof retail i3South MJn-He.t
ny3I IN
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RNHARD RUSH.

The present able and efficient Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry-and fearless advocate Of the Interests
and Honour Of hi. Country
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Tables.
DOCTOR BROwNELL,

may7 iy. SAMUEL & JOSEPH RAWsON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25

1:fecut0r,s Sase Of Lard and Negroes, &C. C.
n GkEEABLX to the last will and testament of
lhomas johnson, decd, late of the county of
cumberland, will be sold at public auction. on the
premises, on Tuesday, tse 30th d,y of December
nerf, lair, II not, the next fair day that valuable
estate, wherein the said Johnson resided, living
~ Mules south OF the Courthouse, containing by
recent survey ,9i7 Sd acres about 200 of which
are wood Land. This tract OF land is as valuable
ana oil as good quality, any in this section OF
country, lying oil both sides Of Angola Creek -on
winch there are about 10 o! rst rate bottom
iand;--a large portion Of the woodland, is prime
.ooacoo iand.-On this estate, there are two good
nweiins houses, large granery, and tobacco
houses sufficient for curing large cron-also all
other necessary out houses, good apple orchard,
garden. sc. There is also Gu this tract OF land, a
good mll-house, with two pal. of stones, a.y he
threshing machine, and all the machinery for
working them by wa;cr-S0 bushels Of wheat are
seeded on the estate. This tract of land viii be
divided or sold entire, il may best suit purchn-
scTs-and viii be sliewn by Mr.. Iciaboi johnson
who resides upon il, by the subscriber, who
lives within three or four miles.
The negroes consisting of men women, boys and
girls ihe household and Kitchen furniture, plan
taiion utensils, Wagon, OK Cart, three yoke Of
Oxen' &C &c, will also be sold, the sale vii, con-
tinme from day to day ill finished.
Terms The Land will be sold on credit OF
one, iwo AID three years, bonds with approved
security, with deed of trust on the land will he
the negroes will be sold for cash, the balance Of
the negroes and the other personal property on
credit oil six months, bonds with approved security
will be required. CHARLES WOMACK Ex'or
OF Thomas johnson dec d.
Cumberland NovlS. 57-,ds
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'NotCoAl-o for carrying, the Aiaiis OF the INT
tea States OH the following routes will be receiy-
Cd at the General Pest Office until tho 2oth day
| oil november next, inclusive, viz:
IN VIRGINIA.
To-; from Marlborough, to Se,;ng,on's, or Bull
Pasture, to intcrsect the Route. from Staunton
10 beverly, once week IL miles.
Leave Thorough every Friday at p M and az
rive at Settlington's by g pm.
Leave same every Friday at 10 m and arrive e.,
Marlborough by mr.
40 From ScottsyilIe, to Little York, once week.
miles.
Leave Scottsvilic every On mn, arrive ~ ;.,,a
York.
Leave same cYcry m and arrive a. cco,.s
vile.
A. From Travellers Repcsc, to Pocahontas h
once in two weeks, miles.
Leave Travellers Repose every other FRIDAY at
10 a M and arrive at Pocahon,as Il on Satur-
day by 10 ~.
Leave same every ether Saturday at noon and ar.
rive at Travellers Repose on Sunday by noon
Is. From Lexington, UP Buiialoe TO Ross Fur
mace and up Jackson's River, TO Covincton,
once in two weeks, 10 miles.
Leave Lexington every other Wednesday at 6
a N and arrive at Coyipg,on by g p m.
Leave Covington every other Tuesday at q y,
and arrive a! Lexington By IN.
ID. From Wheeling, 20 Melville, once week,
miles.
Leave Wheeling every Wednesday at m and
arrive at Melville.
Leave same every y, and arrive at Wheeling
90. From Martnsburg, to Bath, once q week, %
miles.
Leave Alartnsburg every Wednesday at 1 p n, and
arrive at Bath by Z M.
Leave Oath every Wednesday, at a II, and arrive
at Mertinsburg by IL a m.
81. From Union, BY Lick Greek, 10 Falls of Gre at
Nanahwa River and thence to Post-O Office at
Gawley's Bridge. once in two weeks 10 miles.
Leave Union ctery other Tuesday at ~, and
arrive at Gawieys Bridge on Wednesday by 6
p'p.
Lave Gawlcy's Bridge every other Thursday
a: ~ and arrive at Union on Friday by D
81. From Grcenhill, by FcrrePs Store, Backsdales
Store & Mcadville, to Halifax h once week,
miles.
Leave Creenhill every Friday at y m and arrive
at Halifax C. h. on Saturday by III a 1s.
Leave same every Saturday at y m and arrive of
Greenhill on Sunday by 10 a M.
53. From iddlcburg, by White Plains, to Ware a.
ton, once week, % miles
Leave Middeburg every Tuesday at o IN and ar
rive at Tarreaton by
Leave same every Tuesday at q and arrive Ell
ddeburg by IL O IN.
o.. From Giles c by East River, 70 TazeTell c
h once Il week, As miles.
Leave Giles every other Friday at 1 70 N, and
arrive at Tazeweil h ON Saturday by ID ~;
Leave same every other Thursday at 10 q M and
arrive at Giles c h on Friday by II IN.
90. From New Glasgow, by Sandige's Tavern
Pedlar's Hills, Waugh's Ferry and Wharton's
Mills, to Liberty in the county of Bedford once
week, 50 miles
Leave Glasgow every Friday al G a n, and arrive
at Liberty by p
Leave Liberty every Saturday OF 6 a ~, and arrive
at New Glasgow by 6p NJ.
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By the GoreJnor Of the Commonwealth of pr.
ginia.
PEOII


~ IiFREAS, nearly the whole of The returns
made cut by the Commissioners apuointed
pursuant 10 tie act of Assembly of February 18th
.s23, i.r holding the POLLS for the choice OF Elec.
toFs OF PRESIDENT and Vice President OF The United
States, have been received by the Executive Dc.
partment, from which it appears that large maic.
r,ty OF the votes has been given for the person.
herein named, and it is manifest, therefore, tina,
they are all regularly chosen Electors as aforesaid
as follows, viz:
William c. Holt, of Norfolk county.
William II. MFar!and, OF Petersburr.
John Cargili. of Sussex,
Maj. Thomas M. Nelson. Of Mecllenburr.
Richard Logan, of Halifax,
Or. james Jones, of Nottoway,
Judge VIM. Daniel, of Lynchburr,
Col. Joseph Martin, Of Henry,
William K. Gordon, Of Albemare,
Judge VIM peterborough, of Richmond,
George Bucknor, of Caroline,
William Jones, of Gloucester
Col. Ro5eft McCandish OF WILLIAMSBURG
Elyson Currie, of Lancaster,
Judge John W. Green. of Culpeper,
Col. John Gibson, OF Prince William,
Gen. George Rust, of Loudoun,
Jared Williams, off frederick,
Dt. Jacob ID. Williamson, OF Rockingham,
John Bcwyer, Of Rockbridge,
MAJ. John Il. George, Of Tazewel,
Andrew Russell, Of Washington.
Joel Shrewsbury, of Kanawha,
John Mcmillan, of Brooke.
have, therefore, thought TT, with the advice Of
The Council OF State, to make prociama tu thereof
ana 10 hereby give notice 10 the Electors as here.
III above named, that they are required BY the
actoi Congress passed March 9Th, 1902, to meet on
ne first "Wednesday of December uest, at such
place as shall be directed by the Legislature Of the
State, then and there to give their votes, and
make and seal their Certificates OF all the said
votes, and dispose thereoas by the said lay direct
ed; and that tho said meeting is appointed by TIC
Legislature, by the &C; passed on the 18Th -s.bru.
ary 1873. to be held in the Capitol in the CITY O!
hie.mond, upon the aforesaid day.
Given under my hand az Governor, and under
tiie seal oil the Commonwealth at Richmond this
ioih day Of NoYember, 1928.
WI. b. GILES.
IrOV. Il. 57-pt
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NOTICE.

IfOIIO 4. =
ny virtue OF several Deeds of Trust. ecutcd TO
Us by James d. Ferguson, for certain purposes
therein recitcd, which several deeds are duly re-
corded IN the clerks Office OF the county court o..
Goochland, we will expose at public sale, 10 the
highest bidder, at Goochland cour thouse, on Mon
day the LIST of December, if fair if not, the next
fair day between 40 and SO likely negroes consist
ing OF men, women, boys and girls; likewise a
number Of horses and mu,es-arnong the horses
are some first rate blooded colts.
The title TO the above property we believe in
disputabc; but we shall only convey such tile as
Is vested in us as trustees. THE TRUSTEES.
Goochland, Nov. 4 63-tIsiDec
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Il 7ercher IYnnfcd-

erie Trustees of The Wilmington Hepry AesIeov are
- dtsrou5 TO cngase Teacher in that Semusfy fr the
yesr i8Z9 Is believed li With the sesolrrs ,sh.sb tho
sesLbonrhood woH'i iEisn and the sAsdsss who ;t
be expected "a stJaou healthy and convenient thai
gooi school esn he oade TsiJ Eesjc1y sdsted IN
me county q iisaoyss rfhn nns miles 90 he city of
Rel, oud Good Ds,f5 had "a tie hood If
modefaie rries Tse buiiJns have feeeay undergone
fep'ir' AID sts aied f0r FssLs' s'ih ri family In
va,e te buds 70 The II aeh paris a. ore
81 ~ inrs "gPi.s.ions 70 tLs sutseritsr sn &c
attended =. EEU1EH MEREDITH,
Pfesj; II tie Bpsfj RI Fru,tses
E1v. g. ss ~
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va viige o. deed Of trust eS ecu ted to The sub
- scrJcr by James Cooke, late Of the county Of
Powhaian, and duly recorded Ia lie Court Of the
ssd County; will be sold gsr fesdy money, a, Pow.
hatan Courthouse Oh Monday tie lTh dsv Of
December next, being Court day, q tsacl Of iJud
lying and being in said County, situated on lame,
River. and BOUNDED ny dic lands Of John =. Coc,;s
and o'iisrs, continuing 100 acres more CT less o.
50 much uercoi IS may bc sufiicicnt TO pay and
satisfy tie debt 10 The said deed mentioned. this
tract OF land is The same which the sa!d lanes
Cooke resided before his dea.h.--The tile is be.
heTcd 70 be good, but The subscriber scgco ~
trustee, viii convey such Tile oaly, as T. vested
IN him by tie deed aforesaid
.HosERrsot, Js. Tfusiee.
"'F' s9-Hs
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GR-d.V.NISS, SOY & BROTHERS,
AVE 'e"osed thsr Shoe Store from the second co ,
n"'"w uoseryor Street 60 the Of DIan Street sn
leading TO Msyo bridge the store formerly
y :. %. Near Co. and known by the Of Eess corr
~nere Aey ios.,e tbs aenton their cu,ome,. aud ,he
70 essrsue III eir stock Of superior BOOTS and
~ any IN the Cnion, every pair which is
hey are determined not TO be uuder cold equal quality
saa WI. syn,ae 70 receive BY every arrival fresh supplies
veg inef WIN new iajhious they are made
D They have received ic0 pair OF ladie,' American
and slipper, very nca. stcie together with ,e.kv mo
ieeco aud lasting, walking ard shoes, ard pi.,e.
mol oeeo to0ts and shoes, with thek seals; ai,o
eoot', with square toes, very superior
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DlTsGE.

c niemoryqf Miss ERc,, Gee, Gf Eeu. ,rl
"a consequence Of being sf,u,g in the Es
sPeciu.e OF ingenious lateral Il ding il from
onth!y Massr,n-.
Peerless, YET hspis" n,id Of o,
heecnpii,hd q " q.
Never again shah and q
Together sap our I.
Fer sh,the Fstc, q know rotll
Sent midst the low'is al,
Which o'laous .tung her iI the ],
SO that shs could not q.
L erolai,aed, .y,le spitefui L.
If ever tA;oh
On je,inihe, RS, bud. or sweet I,
I'll change yo0r siug q;
s';'ll send u Ike alanih or L,
Aero,, the Atlantic q,
F'cm our deiigtifui visge Q,
To di.tant TO L.
"a .iI.sm,un, from my wounded J.
Salt a. the br,oy o.
Asrsp'l as the X orY.
The OIL u or u.
"Tb,u fare thee III, in,tnsatc Il.
Who s,ung, nor yet knew y;
Snte bet i,r wealthy n,rhan';C
Would have lost my T."
They hear, with tears, lair L sc,
In funeral x A.
n eisy.ccid oor,e now doou.'d 20 u,
Whit mourn her ID X.
Y.uymrh. at q. then shun tech b.
Lat 10 the reasco y;
For ,hnuid a u U u at +,
He'll surely sting your j.
Now in grave l. deep ,rQ q,
She's cold cold Can II;
While robins sing upon U,
q. Her dirse aud L N u.
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Land for Sale, in the cOunty of Hanoccr
f>HE subscriber contemplating reinoy al 10 sc.ac-
other Slate, in the COURSE OF year or two offers
Tor sale two Tracts of Land in Hanover nearly
midway between Richmond and Fredericks burr;
one OF them on the nearest road between the a.
Dove named places, the other mile above it. The
tract on which reside, called Edge Wood, con.
tains IO2 acres, and on ii is an excellent Bricl.
Dwelling house about 40 feet square, with seven
rooms; two wells oil flne cool water, and largo
Ice House, that keeps ice well all The summer ara
III the yard; kitchen, laundry, meat house. 6ai.
ry, stables, and coach house, all of Brick, and n
frame barn, the stables that will contain zoo
bushels of wheat in the straw. The upper Tract.
called Bloomfield, contains by late survey S7i q.
cres, and has an overseer's house, barn, tabacco
and corn houses and stables, &c, for the working
OF 10 or 20 hands. Both tracts are believed 10 be-
as valuable as any in the neigLborhocd, and as
wen suited to the cultivation Of corn, wheat and
tobacco, and have abundant supply OF wool
land. i;roornield has between 30 and 60 acres cf
swamp land OF excellent quality easily reclaimed
part oil 1t, now in cultivation, has brought fine &C..
pacco' From ten TO twenty negroes may be
bought with either tract, and stock of all kinds
and farming utensils. Aresidence al Edge Wood.
OF 20 years, enables TO recommend it as a
heaithiui s,dation, and that would afford :,
ceslrabic retreat from the less salubrious atn,os
p'ieIe OF tne ,ide waters, and popuIous Towns on
our coasts and rivers. The property may be view
ed by application to the manager at Bloomfield. or
the subscriber at Edge Wood. con,par.fveI,,
small sum will be required " rem possession is civ
en-; Inc balance otthe purehage money being SO cur
ca py nond AID approved security, and deed Of trust
on The Land, may be paid, by instslpcn,s on n
reasonable credit. Possession will be given onv
tiine alter the month OF January IS30--and erops n
snah grain may be sowed after 20,b Scpte,pber
isZo-i aln disposed to take in exchange. Land
m. ~ ono, W. tennessee. Kentucky elsewhere,
nov. 7. '''1A' S.t l-La
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~ Land NNvcrs. - az .Yolice- q

" Isu'tu ENycTS.--- ICNc .YOffce,
fETBAT 5hsil Wed0e,dsy, the i0,b 81 Dtocober
oier Tot lais heiofctie front door Of the Lace fIf
n The CITY u Richmond ali iy fiShi nus, and n.e-ey' m
snd Co. CERTAIN rseo pafes5 Of lend yag sad beins Wet
Of ihs A.ssny Mauniiio, spd @ich yrnsry ~ t,s
"iig~g Ccsniie'i 10 wit bcug oneiy, Gfsenbicf IIs,
200 and hononrsis tb,y VII 30 SID fos three rtvnen,
he li r" ~heh 10 be fsde ~ Casi, tAe otr tao 10 he
eqYay dydes, bond I'd spprCvfd secuy vii be 10 ,re
$40 desI eit-. - sost.y IN ~ cf n. ,w3
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