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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

NpUBLIC AUCrIUN.-By virtue of deed OF
n trust, executed to the Subscribers, by Randolph
Ross of the County Of White, ia The Safe OF Tennes
see, the I2h day OF August, 1920; and recorded in
the Hastings Court. Tor the City OF Richmond, the
2o;h day OF June, 1921; and ordered to be certified,
which said deed OF trust registered in the Regis
ters Office, in White County, slate Of Tennessee,
the 9Th day OF August, 1921 and also registered in
the Register Oifce, in Warren County, Stale of Ten
nrssee the 9th day OF August 1921 for the purpose
of securing the payment OF sundry sums OF money,
mentioned in the said deed: will be sold by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder f. ready money, the
front door of the Eagle Hotel, in the City Of Richmond
Welne sday, the 18th day OF December next, at IL
o'clock, il fair, otherwise the first fair day there siter
the following property to wit: a certain piece par
eel Of land in The comfy Of Warren State Of T.nnes
ace, containing 81 acres. including the Arch Cave.
Snndry other pieces parcels OF land purchased by
ders, Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, John Officer, Will
liam Eaves, Alexander McMurray Charles and William
SiressuIa. Thomas Ray. aud Elijah Deake, and sundry
pieces parcels OF land in The said County and State
granted by the said State. to the said Randolph Ross
supposed to conain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece parcel of land in the county of
White in the said state of Tennessee, containing one
hundred and fifteen acres, including the BgBonc
and sundry other pieces parcels OF land in the said
county and state purchased by the said Randolph Ross,
OF Anthony Desrucc, John McLemorc, Geo. Saunders,
Elijah Saunders Elihu Saunders, Jacob Drake Isaac
Drake and John Wilson--and sunlry pieces parcels
oil land in the county and state, granted by the said
to the said Randolph Ross supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acres-Aso third part of certain
tract parcel OF land in the said county of Warren,
Tennessee which the said Randolph Ross holds
Jointly with Elijah Drake aRd Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand acres including the Salt Wells Rocky
Riycr-Also 10 negroes, whose names ''not
collected, nine oil which in The of Reu-
ben Ross aud six i" the possession OF William Ross,
Jr. also all the stock in trade at two stores belonging
To the said Randolph Ross, in Tennessee one Of which
IL kept al sparta, the other at Arch Cave the first
OF which stock amounted to $Son0 Aud also the mer-
chanisc in the hands of Rc'Aen Ross OF Lexng in
Virginia belonging the said Ross, valued 900.
The sale will be co Quoted ny Thomas Taylor.
w. cambridge, lT,,s,ea,
w. NEKERVIS, ) 's'
Oct IL. dS-tis
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HIJORTY DOLLARS REWARD II will give TWEEN
n ~ dollars reward, taken in this State for the APP
preheDsion and delivery OF my negro man JOB, the
same Tor securing him in any Jail i'm Virginia, that
get him again. or will gv~ forty dollars rewari. if ta
ken out OF this State and secured la Jail, that
get him. Job is from IS TO 80 years OF age; he is about
feet or inches high Of dark compile xion, and of
out, one above and the other below; he has several
scars, the which il noed but not
very vshle-anotler under OF his eyes. be veal
be the right eye; he has a'so three one
OF his wrists, believed TO be he right wrist Job
from about the 10th OF NJ last, AMI it appe that
he taken up in few days Afterwards and commit
ted TO Hanover Jail; he remained in Jail till about the
first OF September, by saying that his name jim,
and that he belonged TO negro trader by the of
voolfolk; but am fully persuaded from the descIi pon
given me- that he vas my negro man job About
ven weeks ago. he succeeded 10 bresk of JAIL wi h
the assistance oil two other negroes and white man.
that was in Jail with him, and made their escape. IL is
supposed that they gone 10 of the northern
nails TO work, very probable the Washington Canal,
the white may make attemp; take Job oil aud
sell him. Ii is said that the white furnished Job
with two passes or free papers, this might have been
done with view oil going TO some particular place
where they to meet Job may be going at large
with his Tree papers. attempting to pass free
have doubt but that he will change his name aC ain
and make every ell rt 10 make his entire escape. pur
chased job in Richmond about twelve months ago he
rai,ed in Winchester, Frederick county, Va and
was the property Of Col Smith, of that place. job NAV
make attempt TO go there and barbour among his
quaintances OF that place its vicinity. will give the
above reward il delivered 10 secured in any JAIL
that get him again. with all reasonable charges pail
Any Information respecting him, will be directed me
JOHN II. JENNINGS.
6yH
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FROM COLOMBIA
Proclamation of General Mariana 1Ionfiffn 10 Tn.
Department If .Hagdaiena.

Proclamation of General Mariana 5fonfiHa IN IN.
Department IF .HagdaIena
TO THE INHABITANTs
From Tue time that you coDbded your desnics 10 the
wisdom Of the Lberaor of the Republic vour saersd
de'gh obliged you 10 respect and sustain the Govern
men which he has adopted for your good but are Won
under the necessity friends of ORDER that should re-
mind you OF your duty 10 preserve il! know that vo,
are not congratulate myself upon exercising ma
gisiracy which has clothed with supreme snthoi,y
in district bound together by unity, proby and peace
The departments Of MagdaIena. Istmo and Zulis are
the support of Colombia-they will disturb er re-
pose. The honoured father OF the family seeks mot
revolution, nor the ruin OF the citizens 10 make for.
tune. People OF the district Magistraes!-I direct
myself TO you only to assure you, my word Of hon
our, that viii not consent that diseord shall insme
you II you have notice Of the sound Of the rebellion
Of General CorJovs, knowthat its impoent echo viii
remain buried in fhe mountain. of MedeIli1tbst ,h
province OF Carthsgena r. than sufficient 10 re-
strain hi. wickednoss and chastise his audscity.
With The cooperation OF the other eg portions of IN,
District, viii the author Of that crime carry his designs
to the extremel Without official notice TO you tbeTs
are already upon Csucs and sgdaieha two strong 20.
lumns which will establish order in the province Ana
tioquia.
In IHde while you wiIr know il, BUT in the mean
time, trust 10 the supreme for the happi-
Of the nation for the enforcing Of The laws and bs
execufe Of justice and yo'fr common safety General
Codova has proclsifned the constitution Of Curtfa L
YOU have another fundamental law, and the Congress
where your representatives, will meet, will decide ON
our des'nies What Is the liberty which General Chr
doya inyokea That Of destroying the law. A bomt
eide would battle himself in the blood Of the defender Of
his country, under the best Of constitutions DO Won
not weep these evls Peace will not abandon Ell.
tber The coasts Of Magdsena or tho banks ofZuls on
the soil NJ Panama. MARIANA MONTILLA
October Isi, 1920.
Extract from letter fohe Editoys olHe " y. dfey.
camille Adoeriiso, dated " orleans oct. o. 1920.
passenger in the Correo from Tampico, reports
that the schrs Hound and Eclipse, OF this port vera
lost in the last gale; and that the w. s. slooP Of war
Hornet (at the Bar Of Tsmpico) was dismasied.
number Of Spanish officers arrived here this day IN
the Cahaws from Tsfnpico. Provisions so scarce
At, h.fn Iacc that they Obliged 10 leave
General BarrsIask still in this city, and will proba
bly soon find sufficient number OF vessels trsnsport
his troops from Tsmpico to Havana, there are now
many vessels in port
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ri ORBORNE, E. SUTTON, sole Proprietor OF the
borne from asking portion of the public patronage be-
cause othe uncomfortable condition of the establishment
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 the comfort
and quiet OF the travellers He begs leave to say to
which so frequently annoyed the house: and now,
even on Court davs, the traveller may go rest with
out the fear OF disturbance. He has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern for the use OF
families travelling neatly and comfortably arranged
He pledges himself TO the public use every exerton
to render Fair equivalent to all who may favor him
"i!h their company.
Bowling Green, Sept 25. dO-f
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AMAS committed TO the Jail of Powhatan County,
w ON the 18th day Of July last, negro man who
calls himself Berry Ellison and says he Is free man
was born and raised in New Kent County dark COM
plexion scar Nh his forehead. and his breast
feet 7nches high, had when committed TO iaiI vel.
low Cotton pantaoon. Cotton shirt; other clothing:
the said negro has not as V produced any evidence
OF his freedom, TO appearances about 81 years old The
owner, II any s requested to forward, prove h.
property,pay charges take him away orhe Will be
with as the law diracts. RICH'D BASS, Tailor.
Sept. %. 39-wl2w
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- = CO.H1HD.V7C~97ED.- ,
GLoUcEsTER RACES, Commenced October 2sth

1929.
FIRST DAY-Mile heats.
T. Carys b. f. Kitty Clover, 4
James LoDgcsfs z. C. Henry, 2 a
Lewi' Smiths &. c. Henry Hal, DIST
Itme-lst heat min; I'd do. 2 min ,4.sec
SECOND DAY-Citizen's Purse. 2 mile heats
Lewis Snith's e. Tommy Tomkns, l.
+. Cary's b. e. Stout, 2 2
William Minge's b. C. Convention, q
Ifme-ls heat. min, IS src; 81 DO 4 min 3 sees
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, 8 mile heats
Hector Davis's b. T. Sally Hornet,
VIM. Mnge's b. f. Margaret, 2 q
Lewis Smiths G Tommy Tomkins, q
T. Cary's h. c. Rhoderick Dbu. 4
Geo B. Pondexter's b. IN. Mol. Brown, di.
Iime-lst heat, 6 min. sec I'd do 6 min 6 sec
4TH DAY-Proprietor's Purse, beet Sin g. mile heats
William Minee's y. f. Margaret 2
Hector Davis - r Kiur Willis 8 81 q
T. Cary's b. G.. Tom Peter, Q 2 q q
Lewis Smiths s. G. Scncher, A 4 die,
Time-Ist heat, 2 m. I sec; I'd do I M So sec: ad
DO m. 5G sees 4th DO | IN Sc Sec; do m. So see
-. JUDGES AWARD Ssc'rv
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A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.-1'hc subscriber
IA being DESTROYS to close his administration of the
estate of Evan Rice, decd requests all persons having
claims against said estate, to bring them proper
y authenticated by the LIST day of January next
Element As this notice will be pleaded in bar of all such
as are produced subsequently 10 that time persons in
debed are required TO make immediate payment
B. F. DABNEY, adm'or.
oct. p. 50-wilwT of Evan Rice, deed
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a Ohm Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
CD TO the middle tenement in the block Of buildings
east and :" 1t to Mr. Tichenors carriage-making shop
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged lie Is prepared TO execute all kinds Of work
IN his Inc, IN the ncatest possible manner. He will
set teeth from one to full sett, the most approved
Panand where the front teeth not too much decay
ed he viii renew them in such to defy de-
lection under the strictet scrutiny from Dentist
lie niles, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with as
much case TO the patient, the nature Of the case will
admit ef.--Tcrms moderate.
oct. Y. Soft
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IN GROIIS, &C. FOR SALE. In pursuance of the will
OF Augustus Olivier, dec will positively be sold, the
premises, on Wednesday the 18th November, 1929,
If fair ii not, the fair day thereafter, the valuable
plantation of which said Olivier died possesscd-ying
York river, and containing about t26 acres The
situation possesses all the advantages to be derived from
River, abounliny in the very best fish and oysters,
be obtained nm iiaely before the door, The soil is fer
tile AM well adapted 10 the growth Of corn wheat, bar
10y, oats, coaon SC. There is on IL fine dwelling
house commanding extensive view of the River;
gether with the necessary outhousesaso small vine
yard Of the very best grapes. For health and beauty
this situation is not surpassed by any the River
This land adj ains tina estate OF Capt Isaac Andrews ge
Morally known by the name ct Ciaybank-a milo below
Col WIN. Joncs-scparatcd below from Roscw ell estate
by Aberdeen Creek, and is about seven mi es from
the Courthouse All persons disposed to purchase such
estate, invited 10 view the premises. Also OH
the same day, all the negroes, stock and farming
utensils Of which said Olivier died possessed, together
with the crops of the present year.
TERMS For the land third will be required in
cash. annual nalmsnts for the remaining thirds with
bond and approved security and deed of on the
land. For the negroes stock, sc. terms made known
the day Of SALE The title, ii sbelieyed, will be un-
questionable, but selling sheriff aud committee, |
shall convey such title as is vested in Possession
delivered the terms of sale complied with.
JOHN FIELD, ID. s.
for III. l. Nuttall. Sheriff anI Committee of the
Estate of A. Olivier, decd.
The Norfolk Herald will publish tho above weekly
times and send their account TO this Office for payment
oct. %. 50-ds"
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LAND FOR sALE-ln pursu-

4 GLOUCESTER LAND FOR SALE.-ln pursu-
0E ance OF Decree Of the Gloucester County
Court, made at October Court, 1929, appointing me a
trustee to carry into effect the proviions OF ex
ecuted by James &. Watt of the first part, Gus,avus
Jones OF the second part, and John Faunieoy acting
executor OF Thomas Fauntleroy dec OF the third par
will be sold on the trd day OF December, 1929 IL f
II nothe next tair day thereafter, for ready money
the balance OF the land which has not sold under
former deed OF iras and which tract contained the
execution Of said deed eight hundred and fifty acres
more or less Begnning on the Dragon Swamp the
north. Mrs. Garand's the Eas', the main road OIL
The Souih and Matthew Kemp's land on the West, and
being the same laNd wb;sh said James c. Watt for
merly resided This land is considered very produc-
live. The title Of this land is believed to be unuues
iionab!e, but selling as trustee, according said de-
cree, shall convey only such title l am invested
with. L. T. POLLARD Trustee
Oct 81. 5I-w1ws
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FENHE subscribers proposed school will open on the
II lstof January next, and he will continue TO re
ceve the offer OF Pupils until the number reaches 30
hat being his limit Lest the terms in his former advcr
sement may not have been noticed he will repeat that
they are, 800 for the scholastic year of months
One vacation only will be given from the LIST of August
TO the LIST OF October, during which the board will be
$50 Tor those who chuse to remain Half yearly pay
nents will be requircdi in advance. These will deiray
all expences, except for apparel, mcnding books and
stationary The two last will be furnished If desired
Tor cash. as good terms they be procured
where; while the including be done very trling
cost by sempsresses in the ncghbourhood who will re-
ceive and deliver their cloathes when required The
various branches taught, and the methods pursued will be
such as to give the Boys all the requisite preparation for
entering any OF the Colleges Univcrsitic. i'm the Uni
ted States But their moral education will be made the
primary and paramount object of attention.
N Is. Direct letters (post paid to the subscriber at
Richmond, until the Convention rises; afterwards TO Elm
Wood, Essex County, Virginia The distances 10 this
place from the the 3 following well known points, are
% miles north OF Richmond, ls east of the Bowling and
III south OF Fredericksburg. The steamboat Patuxent
passes within 2 miles of every Thursday from Bati-
more and returns from Fredcricksburg every Saturday
JAMES NJ. GARNETT.
The Editors Of the National Inteligencer and Freder-
icksburg Herald, will please insert the above.
Elm Wood, Essex County, Va. oct. 10. i5-w2m
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YHNRUST SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions Of a
d Deed of Trust, bearing date the 18th day of
May, 1929, executed by John Willis, and of record in
the Office of Henrico county court shall by the drec-
tons o. the person for whom the said Deed of Trust
is, proceed TO sell at public auction, to tie highest
bidder for cash. on the premises, Saturday the 18th
day of November next tract of land in the county of
Iienrico, containing hundred and five acres be the
less. This land adoins the lands OF Mcssrs
John a. Sheppard, John Sheppard and David a. Shop
pard, and lies Chickabomny Swamp. Selling
Trustee shall convey only such title, is vested in
ROBERT Il. SCOTT, Trustee.
oct. 81. 52-tds
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BY RICHIE s. COOK.

1 Tho ENQUIRER Is published n week generally and
week during the session OF the
heretofore, Five Dollars anu
Notes Of chaItered spccepayn: banks (on) will be
received The Editors will the
uniting them by na the postage Of all letters being paid by
WRITER'S
R paper will DO discontinued discretion of tho
Ejtos) until all aucaragcs have been paid up.
1 Whoever will guarantee payment nine papers sha
have 10 tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r Oac square, OR LESS-F insertion as
tinuancc, 80 cents.
inserted, until been paid for or
assumed bv person in this city, or its cnvirons
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July 10
&5O.OOO , wesrn o. p ssw GO 1sD SCI v

SSO.ODD s @UhT o. p my" coos @S" SET AT
PRIME CoSr.-KYLE & COCHRAN, having deter.
mined close their present business in short time
practicable, respectfully beg leave 10 inform their
friends and the public, that they will Tucsd0y merit
the 27h inst. Offering for sale, their cn'ire
Stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY Dry GooDs, amount.
ing per invoice upwards of Fifty thousand dollars
been purchased daring the present Fan auction sale
that Advertisements OF this description frequently
presented to the public for the sole purpose Of exciug
attention, they would state, that such is the 0nIy
object in the present instance. Anxious 10 close their
present ncern, they have arranged their goods and
in every Instance they viii be offered At FIRST COST.
Their former customers particularly fHpited to
avail Themselves ct the present opportunity TO suped
themselves terms which rarely pitced tcifin
their POtCeT. Every desCripd OF ncIO and TcGsOndbc
Goods will he iOunJ in this assorim"D; SiIs, Ismdrien-
me- GT0-des Ind, erode Berlin, lust ings, HsgnOn
FlOrgnces, FOui6rt, COiicocs, ftsiRs, Irish LiSns,
&ieetiag, Bird Eye Diaper and Ldtcus, Extra fine
cloths. CdSsimores. CJdtngs, Bdiscs, Blankets, Ne
gro Ci0thiHgs, Softiueits DoUestcs NJ all widths aud
qualities, aud almost eveiy article iu DC Dry Coed
inc. ~ Terms cs'h on delivery Oct n 52-f
a IL persons having claims against the estate Of Mr..
"a Robert Morgan, decd. are requested TO bring them
forward legally authenticated and tiose indebted TO the
estate arc requested 10 make mfsqdate payment, the
executor wishes 10 close the business.
JOHN RI. THOMAS, Ex'or.
Of Robert Morgan, decd.
Charlotte County, oct a. 5l-w4w'
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I'm CHANCERY--Ata Court held for Louisa County.
~ at the Courthouse, on Monday October the I2ti.
1920
On the motion Of Stephen r. PuIIi5m, orc Of the chill
dren Of Zacharah Pulliam, decd II is ordered that
John $. Fleming, administrator of the said Zachasb
Puam, decd do appear here the first day Of Jan,,a
~ Court next and shew f any he CAM why his
letters Of administration said estate shall not be re-
voked and that copy Of the said order be published for
two months previous thereto, in public wspaper
published in the city Of Richmond.
Copy. Tcste,
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NtRAND SOLAR MICROSCOPE.-Thc public
2& respectfully normed, the Proprietor Of the
Microscope, has obtained very eligible in the Mu
scum in this city, Formerly occupied the Statuary
Koom) and which is fitted up for the purpose Of
better displaying the great Eagnying powers of the
astonishing instrument The will he open for vi
sitOrs from g. A. M. TO ., p. Nj. epe,y fair day.
This surprising instrument discovers to view the most
minute bodies in the ANIMAL vegetable and mineral parts
of creation, magnlyng them than S0O0, 900 times
The apparent dust figs cheese, which living ami
malcua is scarcely percc.ibe TO the naked eye is mag
nhed to the size of from to feet, and in
actual motion, fighting and conicnding in the spirit
ed manner. Many other objects prepared and will
be exhibited The interesting process Of Crystaiiza
ton is shown in most respIendent and magnificent
loursI needs but to be TO be admired Il, be-
ing impossible TO give adequate description OF its
brilancy.
~ Admittanco 80 cents, children half price.
Nov. o. 56-tf
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m SHALL petition the Legislature Of Virginia at il
z next Session, for divorce from my wife Mary OF
Polly Avis. JOSHUA ALVIS.
sept. 8. 35- wtSthDec
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"a SDUCATION.-Th subscribers school, for the in
IA a struciion OF boys under IL years of age will be
open the 10Th. of January, 1880.
Tcrms.-For the usual Classical course Of in
s,ruction, and Reading, Grammar, Writing, Arith-
me.c, Geography and Mathematics, for two
sions of five months each, s25 90
cls) for the 2 sessions S. 90
IL the subscriber furnish these articles 90 90
CARTER BERKELEY
Edge Wood. Hanover, oct 8. l4-2awtlstJan
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S,SDUCNrlON.-Mrs Elizabeth g. Taylor will open
H. her School for the instruction of girls under IL
years of age, at EdgeWood, in the county of Hanover,
on the 18th of January, 1880. Her Terms will be
For teaching reading, writing, grammar arithme-
tic, and Geography, for two sessions OF five
months each 800 90
French and Drawing 8 90
DIR. Berkeley will board tho pupils for eighty dollars,
who must find their bedding and towels, for eighty
five dollars if he furnishes these articles
Oct. 6. 43-2aMn ELIZABETH G. TAYLOR.
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NOTlCE-Was committed to the Jail of Chesterfield
1V County, as a runaway, the third day of july
1922 one negro man named Henry, about 81 years age
colour black, feet and S inches high with near
the corner OF the left eychadon when committcda blue
cloth coat about half and pair of blue cloth PAN
falcons, and had with him cloth coat, who said
when committed, he belonged to John Smith in Motto
way, but has said since nc belongs Richard Edmund
son OF Halifax, and says he lives at Halifax Courthouse
The owner of sadproPery requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away, or ne
will be dealt with according to Law.
J. B. GOODE, Jadr.
sent. Ill, 26-wI2ws nj hest cId VI
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islh March hr' 1873 aS March il. 1Or-0

ENE.H4LE EDUC.dTTO.N.-.5fis Elizabeth Ba-
s. grateful far the patronage Of generous pub
fc Tenders her services at Laurel Meadow, The resi-
dence NJ The subscriber, in Chesterfield County, about
fire miles from Manchester. The bTdnchesf Tuition
are spelling, reading, ,criing, arithmetic grammar
cnd geogrGpby tcifh the ofHe globes. The terms
are, $50 PER scioicr for tuition and 7j for hoard each
bodrder furnishing her bel, &c. She lCiH com
mer,ce on The SH of January merit, and ciH give
cation Of fire tCeeks in SUMMER Payment to be made
haD yearly SAMUEL B.aTTESO.N.
NJ ~. strict attention ,otH be paid TO young La
dies morality oct. 10. 46-T