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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-19
Dec. 10.

Nm virtue of two Deeds ofTrust executed to Joln An
u Armistead and William cambridge, by William l.
Morr', and NiarceIa his wife, the one the eighth
day Of January 1928, and the other on the
day OF FEBRUARY lS2S-ani another Deed Of Trust exc.
cued to Herbert a. Claiborne and Charles s. Cav bv
the said William Morris. the tenth day Of July,
Court OF the city Of Richmond: we shall TO sell
on the premises, on the 10th day Of FEBRUARY ne It, for
ready money, Tor the purpose therein mentioned two
Lots, pieces parcels Of Land, in the city of Rich
mond known and dstn suishe in the plan of the said
city, by No (3I7) three hundred and forty seven n, and
No. (352) three hundred and fifty two, which were
conveyed TO the sail William 1. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed, bear
ing date the 18th day OF June 1925 and admitted TO
cord In The clerks Office OF tho Court Of Hastings Tor
said city,-and on which erected exten,ive
brick buildings, used warehouse and for other pu
poses aso three other Lots pieces parcels of Land
known di.iing ushed in the plan of said city by number
(342) three hundred forty two number hr ce hundred
and iorty three 343 number three hundred s. forty.
four 344) with thebudings commonly called Shockoe
warehouse, aud all other buildings and improve
thereon; which property conveyed 10 the said Vii.
liam l. Morris, by two several deeds for undivided mo.
ieues thereof made tho tenth day Of June 1926
by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his wife, and John
Pegran, and Wilson Gregory; The other made on the
sirne-day, by Joseph Dudley OF Chesterfield county, and
both admitted to record in the clerks office Of the Hue
lungs Court Of said city: also, other Lot, piece or
parcel oil Land known and disng uished in the plan of
said city, by number three hundred aud forty.sx GAG
which was conveyed TO said William |. Morris, by
William "A. Smith and Sarah Smith, by their deed
bearing date the 18th day OF September 1926 and adj.
med 10 record in the clerks office of the Hustings
Court for the city Aforesaid.
mo trustees have never known the title 10 the
foregoing property TO be quesoned but they will on
ly convey that which i. vested in themselves.
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD, !
W. DANDRlDGE,
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE. trustees.
CHARLES S. GAY.
Dec. Is. 7a ,f
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MJOTICE -Agyce ably to the provisions Of two seve.
~ raj Deeds Of Trust, executed TO the subscfibers
by Daniel A. Wilson, and for Tive purposes therein men
toned, we shNl poceed 10 cell, on Thursday the 2j,h
day OF February next al he residence Of the said Dam
lei A. Wllson, in this county, all Tho Houschoid and
Kitchen Furniture belonging to the sad Wilson, aud
any other personal property, which may be contained
in 'aid DEED. and remaining Unsod. he sale will be
made at public auction to The hghed bidder f,r cash
SAMUEL ANDERSON.
wM. M. TT ORNTON,
7rws'ccs
ni5sflsn', Dec 10. wis
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APPAHANNO0ks rACADEM =. Having sic.
- ceeded in procuring the services of MIR. CHARLEs
LEWIS, JUN as principal TO he aided in the Classi.
cal Department by Mr.. Samuel b. Owen Wilson, (son
OF the Rev. Samuel ID. Wilson, OF Fredercksbury }
the Trustees Of this Institution confidently congratu-
late the public, upon the prospect Of again realizing
those benefits, which IL once so ex,ensivslv d;G..J
and indulge the hope, that its enlightened patronage
will obtain for 1t the success, which its numerous
and acknowledged advantages SO erNinenily ene Il.
For the faithful and able discharge of the duties as.
signed him, the hes, pledge will he fou,d !, s ~
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HNDUCAIlON-Ite Subscriber " i'll commence hi
RI school IN Charlottesville, the 10Th day OF Janu
airy next Tor the instruction Of boys in the English La
un' "reeS, and French Languages, which will com
prise session OF little upwards of ten months vaca
uoA OF one month viii! be given in August The
course VIII comprise in the English Department. En-
gii,h Iraamar, Typography Book keeping, Arithmetic
and preparatory course OF Mathematics; viz acroix's
Algebra and Legendre's Geometry; in the classical the
tory, Geography and Mythology. The instructor will
be generally during the day with his pupils save suf
heient time Tor exercise and recreaion so as to as
SYST and instruct them both in the preparsiiou and
recitation oil their lessons As he intends his school
to be permanent, and believes the advantages of an ed
ucauon, and The facility OF acquiring it, increased by
pursuing regular and systematicai plan, he would
prefer as pupi', those boys, who will probably com
Piee their scholastic with him. His course is
give boys all the necessary preparation for any
oil The Colleges or Universities and especially for the
University OF Virginia; with eye to which il has
been prepared H. would be glad, if those Who in.
tend to favor him with their patronage would immed
aey apprizc him of their intentions; for il the size of
the School will Justify it, he will employ an assistant, 60
AZ to have the FTeuch Language Taught by auatye
Frenchman.
Those who may not be acquainted with the subscri-
Der he wcad refer to Thomas w. Gilmer, r. W. Wood
James W Saunders, Henry T. Harry DR.. c l.. Cooke
Thomas j Randolph, Philip p. Barbour and WIN, f.
Gordon Board in geu'eel families Re obtained in
tharioVesvile from eight TO ten dollar. per month
i-rm' Tor session OF months for instruction in
the English branches, Latin, Greek, French and Ma.
'htm"ucS' $3.50
English branches, Latin, and Mathematics 5000
English branches only, 25,
GEORGE CARR, Principal.
Dec. s. go -,
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IN CHANCERY-In Nottoway County Court, 7lh

An CHANCERY-In Nottoway County Court, 9TH
n August, 1920:
Ordered that the account Of William Doswclrs cxecu-
orshp OF William boswell dec be recommittcd To John
4. Dupuy, Master Commissioner in Chancery of this
Court, that the said Commissioner audit and settle
the same, ia such 10 show how the account
stands between each legaee of the decedent and the
Executor, that nc allow the executors receipts for dis
burscmens and that he report thcreupon to this Court
Copy. Tesie,
+. FITZGERALD, G.. c.
The parties interested will take notice. that I have
appointed Monday the fifteenth day Of February next
to attend a; Jennings Old Ordinary, in the County OF
No'toway, for the purpose Of carrying the foregoing
order into effect where tho parties rcquested 10 at
tend at an early bour with their papers, Sc ready for
settlement JOHN p. DUPUY, ". G. N c.
acc ~ 72-wSw
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EANVlLLE MALE ACADEMY-T Instit,i-
EV lion will be re-oPcned on the first Monday in jan
uary next under the immediate tuition and care of the
Rev John Warnock, whose classical and scientific ac-
qurcmens and experience and success as a teacher,
sminenty qualify Him for the instruction of youth
MIR. Warnock is graduate of Glasgow University,
and has been engaged in teaching, during the last nine
years in this Country. His recommendations which
are ample and satisfactory, show that he is well qualified
not only by his literary aquirements but also by his
worth preside over an institution of this kind. AS the
school will be permanent the advantages of this Acade
my will be equal to any in the State. The classical
course will be sufficiently extensive prepare students
Tor entering any of our Universities. Boarding may be
had in respectable families at moderate rate.
BY order,
JAMES d. PATTON, President
Of the Board of Trustees
T.. y Mr. Warnock will take a few boarders: as Il c
numbers will be limited, early application is re-
questeu. Dec H. 71-6t
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NhcSl SALE In pursuance OF a deed OF utist
ID executed by Gen. John Brown, 10 The sub .crber
bearing date the Bis, day Of March, 1920 and Of record
IN The ONCE oil the Couu,y Court of Augusta and at the
request OF the p'rtie' concerned, will proceed TO sell
Oh '"e zoh DAY oil Decenher next, before the front
door OF Mrs. Ann Chambers Tavern in the Town n,
Saunton all the slaves conveyed in said trust
ng To upwards of thirty; of which ara very vaua.
ole mouse servants; good Black Smith, first rate
ohoe maker; number of very likely boys and girls
&c-Ihy will I've sold on a credit Of nine months
the purchasers giving bonds with good security with
interest from The date
DANIEL sHEFFEi, Trustee.
Dec. s. &c NJ.
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INNwENTY DOLLARS REWARp--I viii pive

FBNWENII DOLLARS REWARD.-l will give
n the above rewar! Tor the apprehend.pg and deli
very to me, in Goochland. my man Moses. who made
his escape on Thursday rght the 26,h ul.; or lelg-
ing him in any Jail so get him again. Moses i. be
tween twenty hye aud thirty years of age yellow
compile xon, has scar side OF his face ne ar the
eye, but on which sde recoiec tcd he is about We
feet six or seven inches high he had on, when he
started, Surtout coat, with long tail, home spun
wove serge, and dyed dark brown with bark; no o.
Their clothing recolleele!. Moses is good ck.mith
also tolerable good shoemaker; ne makes pegs and
seweh shoes; he crossed at Gainesville on the 2st OF
last month, abcu, III o'clock where he took wacth from
MIR. f. Wsitse who repaired the same for him; the
watch is Preach watch, stag cased, it has had a
hand to tell The day OF The month, has gold streak
round the figures, The 5 Minute dot. are ycllsw he
has brass seal which has compass in it, the back OF
the watch has the dpPeaHncc Of being broken and re-
paired. Moses will no doubt pass himself a. a free
man and has no doubt free p,.s. Moses is quick
spoken, but when confused s,ammers sn,a,tiy.
WILLIAM SOUTuWORTH
p. 5. Ii is more than probable lhat Moses may have
pass to oyk Tor work; he calls himself Moses Lewis
". l..
Goochand. Dec 10. 7I-w3wr
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..Mucn rsr rrnaIr, rr,useo- Csrper.
TFrom the Losdon Literary Gszettc.l
TIE PILGRIMS OF THE WORLD.
ny w HnNxtrr

tFrom the Loadon Literary Gazettc.l
THE PILGRIMS OF THE WORLD.
BY w. Howirr.
SEQ a city OF the East,
Acity great eui wide;
That orcnin, sunlight richly falls
On its pinnaclcs OF pride.
Its marble founts aud poricoos,
Its towers aud temples vast,
And its pillars OF memorial tall,
Shadows ol bcauty cast.
Tho murmar OF its mul,itudcs
IL like the occau's voice;
Yet may'.t thou hear tho childron's cries
That in streets and squares rejoice.
How glorious looks that antique town,
How pleasant is its din.
But the cvenin; fLls--,ho gates arc closed,
Aud have shut three Strangers in.
Their steps are faint, their CARDS arc quaint,
Their travel has boon sore:
With whata wild and hungry glance
They stalk by every door!
On goes,hc hrst-Nvhnt crios arc those'-
seem at once to hear
kcbellious shouts, dcspairing rage,
Wo, agony, and fear.
The second, with muttorcd curse,
Down tower and house was hurled;
Apd the third has len silence there,
That shall outlast the world.
Mino eye is on broad, rich realm,
On pleasant fields and downs
On beaten roads that run, like veins,
Unto thousand towns.
What green aud cattlc-traverscd hill,9
What old majestic woods.
How lightly gliJo those merchant sails
Along the cleaning floods.
But tina, pilgrim ,hrec.--that fearful three.
Again SEQ them, there.
And banners rise, and dying sdios
Add darkness and despair.
What cursed vision have I seen!
In this the land thcy paced?
ims,-where tue ruins Ito IN heaps
Along tho NORWOOD waste!
1his-where the wild asa snulls the wind
Tho silent ostrich stands
And tho column, like ruined king
Frowns proudly on the sands?
a home! there is happy home!
An old, ancestral tower;
Ard blessed is the family
That peoples IL this hour.
llonors thuir valiant fathers won,
Fair arc their lands and wido;
But the love that is in their kindred souls,
That is tleir wealth aud pride.
How vengeance 49, these wandering ficnds.
Hithcr, too, are they come!
see them lowering at the gate,
And a shadow wraps that home.
oh. there tenrs-wild, burning tears,
Terror and scorn, and hate;
Mad words, dark looks, sad breaking hearts,
And pHrtings desperate.
Can no one stop those wizards curst9
Can no one break their power?
Tho green boughs shrivcl rs they pass,
Their footsteps scorch tho flower.
Stand back! stand back. thou desperate man,
Wouds't thou their progress thwart?
Those feet have stood in Adams bower,
Those hands laid waste his heart.
Those gaunt forms round the world have como.
Through centuries OF guilt,
Pulling down what the wise have framed.
Aud what tho mighty built.
Children of hoary Ed, thoy hold
This grooming earth in fee,
While Time shall stretch his weary wing
Towards the tunclcss sea.
Stand back! for who may cross tho path
or creatures void of breath.
stand back for who may stay the power
OF Sin, Decay, aud Death!
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HPLOODED HORSES FOR SALE have at
I'D Tree iihl for sale, several Booded Horses and
Mares; among them Stallion by Tmoleon, dam by
old Domede, grand dam by Wildair-A pollo-Psrtner
acknowledgement mare, &r.--A Stallion by Pa.
coIet, dam by yonng Bedford, grand dam by Shark,
great grand dam by old Flag OF Trnce.-Tbis Horse
comes highly recommended from Tennessee boh az
racer and stallion He sa beautiful sorrel about i
teen hands, mie inch high, exhibiting degree Of ex
cellence in form, beauty and action rarely TO be met
with, in this noble animal remarkable fine brood
mare by old Sir Archi', dam by lilps King Tdniny
grand dam by grey Dionede great grand dam by Bran
dy, out OF an imported mare. Together with several
oti'r young colts aud mares OF the very best blood -
Genteinen wishing TO purchase will please call on
Richmond. +. WATSON
Dec. 6o-wAt
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y AND AND SLAVES AT AUCrION.-In pur-
IA suance oil decree Of the County Court OF Hano-
yer made The 30h of October last, in the case OF
Gentry and others, Mary C. and Nancy G. Diver
the subscribers will, Commis oners named in the
said decree, proceed 10 sell, Public Auction on the
premises on wednesday, the thireth instant, tract
land lying in the County of Hanover, whereof
susan Gent died seized, containing about $50 acres
ee me same more or less and about 10 miles distant
rom Nichnonn, nd bosnded by the lands of Henry
iyler, Joel Jonet Edwin Shelton and Chaales TYLER
AZ me same time place, will also be sold under the
sd decree, hive or six valuable slaves. The land and
saves VIII be sold on credit OF IL months, except for
so much oil The purchase money az may be necessary
10 de'y the costs of suit and the expenses attending
Tue sale, which must be paid in cash Into The hands OF
The Commissioners. Bonds with good personal securi.
W, VIII be required u the purchasers Of the slaves
made payable TO The Commissioners. and from the MIR
chaser oil The land, bond with good security, and
deed OF trust on the land.
ROBERT G. SCOTT,
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH. { comm r.
Dec. g. CO.
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Dec. Ia.

NNSyl--z.> .YENRAvELJERS Between the
Sy.ar,2yS. T,Stf}SsSJ 81 cities OF Wellington and
~, - Baltimore, conveyed by the
--sass sSfsfeaass Union Line, a, two dollars fifty
cents, ia excellent Coaches, in about five hours. En-
gn're at the Company'' office kept in Washington, ear
Brown, and Gsisby', Hotels. and at Baltimore at the
Offices kept the Hotels Of Bsrnnm, aud Bri,stroo
vera part OF the Company's, coaches have already
been received from Albany,
THE PROpRIEroRS.
Zee. III 7l-6t
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HRUCKlNGHAM LAND FOR SALE.--Beinp de.
-AO sirous OF removing TO the West, will cell three
tracts OF Land in the upper end OF Buckingham-one
containing 3l2 acres, 40 cleared and well nclosed 20
acres creek bottom, well ditched and good order for
crop OF tobacco next season. The upland i'm coed
condition for grain; large tobacco-houses convenient
iy situated 10 the bottom land, the other improvements
ordinary; The unceared land-well tinbered 50 or 90
acres tobacco land TO clear. One tract in half mile of
the above OF l03 81 acres, 100 cleared farming land
well nclosed, with good Improvements, large and c,n.
venent dwelling hoase, medical shop, and all Heces,a-
ry Improvements for family purposes One tract in two
miles OF The dwelling OF III acres 90 cleared farming
land, well inclosed, AMI comfortable improvements
this tract has the best Grst Mill i'm this part of c
State runs two pair of stones by overshot wEcc the
grs from the best information, good Tor or 100 bar
rels OF grain annually Good each of the tracts
and the fields well waered. Orchards OF selected fruit
Being DESTROYS TO SELL will sell TO suit purchasers but
would prefer selling all together, Nnd giving possessions
except one dwelling, either my present dwelling ho,Is-
es or the houses the mill tract will be sufficient for
my family for lime.
MACE c. SPENCER, NJ ID.
hec ~ 7l-wIw
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dec 10

Lunotic Hospital, williamsburg.
MOTICE is hereby given that all the cells in this
v institution are occupied, and that more patients
will be received until some of the said cells are vacant;
due notice of which will be given. by order of the
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May 26 5i-r
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WNDUCAIlON.-M a very healthy situation near
M Goiandsville, Caroline the subscriber will open
School, on tho 18th Jan. ensuing. lie viii teach the
English Tongue, Including Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, History, and Geography Maps, Latin The
various branches OF Mathematics, Geometry, Trio.
nonetry, Algebra, and numerical Arithmetic
Several Bosrders can be accommodated by the sub
scrber, at 500 for Board and Tuition; the Bo,rder,
furnishing bed and bedding. Tuition Tor Day Scholars
$50. JOHN V. KEGN
Dec. 3 69-I2l
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THVO TAYERN-KEEpERs i sbaI offer Tor rent
on Wednesday. tbs % instant, being Hanover
Court Day, on me premises, thc Tavern at Hanover
Court house, for the ensuing year and posses,ion given
the ltoi ian, l8}O.hs establishment is Justly CO..
cemed one Of the most valuable in the State. There
J. no opposition; and has rented maay years for 600
per dnnUm.- Particulars made known on the dAy Of
renting. THE PROPRIETOR
Dec 10. 7I.-w2w
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NORiORNE +. SUTTON, sole Proprietor OF the
Bowling Green Tavern, Caroline County,) has for
borne from askinga portion Of the public patronage, be-
cause ofhe uncomfortable condition of the
He has, for nearly two years. been actively engaged In
repairing and altering the construction OF his house.
during which time he has made many changes, all Of
which, he hopes, calculated TO add TO the comfort
and quiet OF the travellers. He begs leave to say
the public that he has broken up that Of rabbe
which so frequently annoyed the house, snd now +,
even on Court days, the traveller may go to with
out the fear OF disturbances. lie has also provided tive
private houses apart from the Tavern, for the use
families traveiling neatly and comfortably arranged
He pledges himself to the public TO use every exeron
to render lair equivalent TO all who may favor him
with their company. -
Bowling Green. Sent. % 4O-tf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. /

,,,. - October list, 1929. (
A VI lie 10 HEREBY GIVEN TO the proprieors of
the Sir per cent Stock created i'm pursuance of IN
Act OF Congress, passed the Sd dav oil March, 1878
that has been decided by lot that the certificates of
me said stock, which arc mentioned in the annexed
Schedule, amounting in the whols 10 three million,
Jorty-nine thousand fire hundred torty.t,oo dollars
and ninety three cents he paid, on the is day of Jan
"dry merit to the propetors thereof their gal rep
sena'ion and surrender Of the said certificates at the
Treasury or at the Loan Office, where the same may
stand credited
.Fofice s~fher giuen, that transfer of the Ger.
uhcates mentioned in the annexed Schedule from the
books OF the Treasury any Loan Office, will be al.
lowed after the LIST day Of December next
md dlso that the interest all the certificates m m
toned in the said Schedule; will cease and determine
on the 3lstday Of Dec. next. SD INGHAM
Secretary Of the ITeasury
Schedule Of the Certificates of the six per cent stock
o' ioo credited on the books OF the Loan office at Dir
Sttd, and which are to he paid the lst of January
1870. Attic hly 10 lie --y
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HEANSl0N HOTEL, Pennsylvania Arenuc, near
1Fh The Presidents House and Public Offices; Infe
WHtomsons and Sfrothcrs, Washipgion CIfv.
~ C.--Ihis establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and Is completely furnished.
The proprietor, therefore, with confidence bcspeaks for
it the patronage Of his friends and the public.
~ "Fuler's New Lines Washington GEORGETOWN
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches -
start from and come direct TO this house, and in few
few days, will be intersectod, at this point By dailv
line TO Alexandria. and trweekly line to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia.
Nov. 26. Gift
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u twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
10 me IN Petersburg, of my Moses, who went of
on the 9th inste is about twenty three or four years
od' eet inches high. dark skinned, but not very
s'ack, ra'hcr stout made and bow-legged slow in his
movements and OF not sprighdy countenancc-took
WIN nm stock OF very good clothes, amongst those
now rccolected were blue cloth close coat and blue
Panaioons, gray cassinett coace and panta-
looms, fur hat good deal worn boots and shoes The
only information have been able TO get of him. is that
he was seen in fishing boat which trades to this mar
Ket on the night OF Sunday the 18th inst, going down
James RIVER and as he originally from Charles CITY
County, very probably is in the neighbourhood
oil DIV Woynoke Doctor John Minge's place, or of MIR.
william H. hinges where most of his relations live
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HNDCCATl0N.-The Winter Session OF the subscri.
&c n ber's School, will commence Jannary Ilth 1890
Terms for Session of tfUe months.
Board $40
Tuition, I5
Fees for board and tuition payable 10 advance Each
DO rider will furnish his bed and bedding or there will
be an extra charge Of SIS per session. No boarder will
be received who is past the age OF l6.
w. Fl. HARRISON
dec. TO- 7I-2aw2w-wov
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NOrlCE TO CONTRACTORS.-The unicrsiyn-
u ed, Commissioners appointed by the Court, will
receive proposals Tor building Courthouse for Fluva
ma county, at Palmyra, until Monday the 2Ist instant
and will then and there let the on the terms which
may to them the advanag eous to tho coun-
ty.
The building is to he of hrck-62 feet inches long,
including portco Of ~ feet he supported on four
Grecian Dorc columns, aud 80 feet inches wde-the
wall is to be 10 se high-the building TO be covered
with sIate-and the whole TO be finished in correct ar
chitectural style, will be fully shewn by plan and
specifications deposited in the Cierks Office of the coun-
~ at Palmyra for the inspection Of such as may he dis
posed TO offsr for the conractPa yabe in four
ments w. TIMBERLAKE,
JOHN n. COOKE,
BASIL NJ. JONES,
JAMES MhGRUDER,
JOHN NJ. WILLS,
JAMES CURRIN.
Palmyra, Flu Dec. 10. -1-2aw2w