davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

EIom HIrre.-Thc ship Harriet. Can't Jobnson
arrived at New York on Thursday last, from Havrc'
having sailed 9Th OF May. Unfortunately. Capt. J.
brought no papers Cotton remained about as ner
CURED in politics. ~
Extract of a letter from Havr., dated May G.
Our cotton market continues extremely duiI and
we CONSIDER there Is small decline in rrices. We
have accounts from liverpool to dov In tho fret ;
Lheir market was also dub. and the decline Gurnr.
the preceding week was I-8d
Inc decline may be from J to Genuine.
Sales at Havre March S.
CorToN.-44 bales Aouisiana a If; Sc bales oi
isiana. damaged. Tic. ST. SO do fair do 94c; So
bales Georgia, 81; 25 do do 90; zae do do %; Ia5
90 no 81, 200 do Pernnmbuco, IL: Sd do Bahia,
81; 2600 do Bourbon, 69f IS.
The rs VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

Nuisdnct.-The disturbance caused by your ucigh-
Dor IN making his fortune
Coustyy Bank-ASpaper msnufactdy.
0vsrdsAt~-To leave your old umbrella iua nsws-
room and bring away q new one.
Gsik.--La 40 ssass, innocence. sk4s 800,
Humanity The motive tor : DOCTORS cxtoftieus.
Festre Board board Of Excise.
Sinecure.-A dissase without ! cure.
Iicf,n IF circunstdncee@Ons Who sntibee tbobil
Of hard drinking because the sichouse happens tete
IN his way home.
ny day without your umbrella.
freeenhre Service IA crowd Of domestics ssandipg
IN each others way.
Home. svueet Home.-A song.
Co,oard-One wh.considers circumstances.
Ltoef-Unawful truth.
6'ng's Ee'!,---TNe bad hamor of the tax payers.
Coafdenttai Communication The King's speech
to the Lords and Commons for 1880
L'figuousJ shor.-One who will not submit to be
cheated.
Congrdfutdtion.--To condole with q King on his
fathers death. which has raised him to the throae.
ant-Slarery Society.-The independent society of
English street bcggars
Surcicing Standardization called into exist
ence by the death ola rich man-grubs who devour
his remains.
Seience.-To tie a canister to a dogs's tail, and OBJ
serve whc'hcr he runs east or west.
apprentice "A lad learning by experience the t-
ranny necessary to make him a master.
Unfortunate faan.--Qne born with q conscience
.d6stemious hnan.-One who never tastes wine or
spirits -t home.
Scasenger.-A fellow who collects the mud into a
heap. 20 &c re spread by the passengers on the foot
paths
Posior.-Not one who feeds but is fed 6y lbs dock
Reaectice ura.-To have your umbrella turned
inside on, whilst turning a corner.
Rennorss. The feelings of a pickpocke, caugt in
the fact
Precocity.-The impertince of your child.
Balance Of po~rer sense.
La'ss.-Authority for publicly whipping the wicked
poor. T
Supeyfuty.-Crean.
Convincing proJ:--pic only incredible part of a
story
Picturesque oGec.-Your neighbours house on fire.
Loce.-An Ingredient used in making poetry.
Person Of regular habits.--One who is carried TO
bed tipsey every night.
l. FaSiidiousness-A reluctance to be seen in The
company of your ~shabbiiy dressed creditor.
Hypocrite.- One who pretends to think or feel
differently from yourself
Freedom gHte Press--To have your pocket pick
ed IN a crowd
.Wackd6dniSed road "A road made BY peasants
carts. for the accommodation of great mems coaches.
Vert door neighbour "A face which you feel con-
hdent to have seen somewhere.
Support Of the Constitution.-A warrant for hard
drinking. f.
B1nker.-One who makes a merit of lending 9th
ers' monev
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Speech 10 be continued |
MODERN MEANINGS To ON wopns

ployer. ~" ~ "' o"-
hoo"g 1T oe" companion. HI who takes him
nome when he cannot take himself home
Aristocrat.-One who considers the resnec,abiIi,v
o. Sat ms grand father sufficient payment for his own
regis ~ ne People The exclusive privilege of
.american7) nation. "o ""'S"VI'
noes--h kind OF taxes. SO called because no one
pays them without grambling at them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.

N0U hS II lAHNkN y IL. BU II Respectfully
1VA announces her intention to open in this CITY,
on he first day of October next, a Seminary for the
admIs sion of Young Ladies as Boarders and day scho-
lars.
1t is contemplate TO offer an Institutions, combining
the most solid requirements, with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without LAYING
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dsclar
gIng the ar6uous and highly responsible duties which
will devolve on hen as Principal, Mrs B feels conf
Gent that an early attention to the subject of Educa
ton, and an experience of many years in its details
united to The assistance of so many able teachers. vii
enable her to afford advantage equal to any in thi.
State, and not inferior to those of any Northern Iusti
tuition.
Mrs. Burke will rnceive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke al an hour not interfering with the duties OF
his own Seminary. Mr.. Macully, Teacher Of .uaihe-
mates IN the Richmond Seminary, will also give daily
instruction IN the branches connected with has depart
ment.
Mr.. Stephen Bernard, q native of France, will
teach the modern languages
Music, Drawing and Dancing vis be taught by the
most approved masters.
Boarders will receive that parental attention, which
whilst 1t avoids undue restraint. will insist on The full
hlment of all moral and religious duties, and epjoin q
strict regard for those obs best calculated to
insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits q more extensive
course of studies than is generally offered for the ed
ucation of females. They are submitted 10 detail, on
account OF the belief, that many parents viii consider
them essential to a Complete education:
oIlbOSiuPuy> hIttlultIlc,
Reading, Book keeping,
Writing, Algebra,
BnglIsh GraInmar, Geometry,
Execution, Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Lettres, Chemistry,
Epistolary Style, The Greek, Latin, French,
Ancient and Modern Ills Italian and Spanish Lam
tory. quapes,
Geography, with The use Vocal and instrumental
OF Globes and Maps, Music,
Astronomy, Drawing and Painting,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary viii be opened
10 the house on 18th street, once occupied by the
late mr. Frederick Pleasants-central spacious, ele-
waited and retired; no location in the city can better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic year of 10 months, Sns
Tuition in ell the English branches, 90
Extra charges regulated by those Of other schools.
Application IN person or by letter, will RECEIVE
prompt attention. ma 26-fIOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
BETTER NEWS FROM KENTUCKY

When we published on Tuesday, a statement from
the Kentucky Gazette, claiming a complete victory
for the Jacksonians in the recent election for mem
bers of the General Assembly in Kentucky, we advi-
sed the reader that that was the uors6 aspect which
party ingenuity could put upon the case, and that
grains Of allowance. The Kentucky Reporter and
Frankfort Commentator, received yesterday, bring
more cheering accounts, and convert mourning for
defeat, into triumph for victory.
we annex what those prints say, at larre.-"Up.
on a joint vote (says the Commentator y the Nation
al Republican party will have q decided mqiority."-
The Reporter says, ''the defeat of our federal Send
tor, Mr.. Rowan Whose election comes on at the next
SESSION. is certain, and That being the only specific
object in view, the Republican party without putting
forth its full strength, and without organization, has
certainly trlumphed"
Both papers go into details TO show the causes
which led to defeat in some counties. where there
were known and large mejoritics against Jackson -
Thus in Fayetto, the Jacksonians we're near succeed
ing by their adversaries throwing away their votes
on candidates who subsequently withdrew-in Mad.
ison where the Clay majority is between three and
four hundred, Deiernett succeeded for the Senate,
by the division of tho Clay vote between Clarke and
Slaughter--in Shelby, where The anti Jackson major
ity is one thousand Sprigg a Jackson candidate, got
in, by means of popular excitement about a turnpike
rosd. This road was 70 be paid for by q county tax
AH|
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
MIR. CATblN'S picture Of the VIRGINIA
1vl ONNENTION has been sent 10 Paris. 10

NN X. picture of the VIRGINIA
IVl ONVENTION has been sent 10 Paris, 10
be engraved by tue most dIstin guished Artist of that
cUV under the immediate attention of Gen. Lafayette.
MIR. Catlin has, with great elaboration and care, re-
vlsed and perfected his picture for the hands Of the
Engraver. land is determined 10 spare no pains or ex-
pense in furnishing the State of Virginia with a print
worthy of their patronage.
The size of the print will be 3 feet by q, contain
ing correct hkeuesscs OF all the members OF that dis
tIngulshed body. Among whom are conspIcuously
placed at full length, Madison, Monroe, Chief Justice
Marshall, Randolph, Leigh, Tazewell and others
The painting gives a correct view of the interior OF
the Legislative Hal, aud the heads have all been
painted from lfc.
Persons wishing 10 obtain impressions from this
splendid plate. will gain an advantage by stbscribing
for them, inasmuch as they will be served with the
first and best impressions, and have them delivered
at their residence, or wherever they may direct
Letters to this effect, addressed to Geo. CatlIn, Rich
mond, Va and post paid, will be cheerluIly received
and attended TO GEO. CATLIN.
We the subscribers, having been familiar with the
above mentioned painting by Mr.. CatlIn, during its
progress, and being enabled to Judge as 70 the 6dell-
~ of the hkenesses, do not hesitate to it
to the public for their patronage.
JAMES r. PRESTON,
J. CHEVALLIE,
". Il. PENDLETON,
THOMAS RITCHIE
aogs-d5t cf,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

aug5-Nt y T,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
FLORIDA WATER.

LESFlIS agreeable compcsition which is not sur
4 passed by any OF the imported Cologne La
vcntcr Waters, is obtained from plants which grow
Ill the southern pnrts of the u. States. ihis an
excellent and mild cosmetic, nvigorating the ttvcs
refreshing and beautifsing the skin and removing
iferics and many other disorders the face 1t also
contributes to perfect state of health by counter
ucsing noxous exhalations, and forifyng the debl
ia.cd fibres.
DIascr,oNs when used for identifying The skin,
orto the heat of the razor, hafa table spoon
fill in half pint pint Of water, tie face to be
we'll bathed in it. In the proportion from half tca
spoon full, in wine elars of water, it proves
cGsIen philodonte; it strengthens the gums and PHI
rifcs the breath, when taken rs essence of pepper
mint for pains in the stornach-fron hafa tea spoon
I'D two, in q little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous head aches, by rubbing the forehead and
en,cng i, quickly, from halfa table spoon DC
spoon full Will he sufficient far this operation 1t is
also of the hes; applications in of bruises
asd sproins, as it causes the blood and Gmph to
pcrvadc freely their respective vessels Being rub
he'd to the head it cxcites the cutaneous nerves,
gives tone to the mteguments und promotes that pc
crlar secretion on which rho hcah color and beau
~ Of the hair depends, and prevents i'll great mca
sire premature grayness.
az A supply in large aud small bottles received
l,V J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
CONDENSED REPORTS.

~oNpENsrO REPORTS Of Cases in The Supreme
~ Court Of the United States, containing the
whole series of the Decisions of the Court from its
organization to the commencement of Peters Re-
ports at January term. 1927; with copous notes of
PARALLEL Cases in the Supreme dad Circuit Courts
of the United States. Edited by Richard Peters.
Esq. Counsellor at Law and Reporter Of TIE Dcc-
sions of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
So This work will be completed in vols and
Will embrace athe Cases rcportedby Dallas, O. anch
and Wheaton, and be saving of upwards of 500
A. Vol. tst received by the subscriber, where
subscriptions are taken to the work
Feb o. J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
NEW GOODS.

Z" NELSON has received by the Richmond
III. Packet, A and 5-a bobbnet laces gimp Ia
Gee and edgings, part very fnr) bsrege and fancy
slh scars. new style belt ribbands. superior blk.
Iaan lus,rings and company satns, black and white
silk hosiery, long and short H. S gloves bonlbazets
and circassians, 4& Sd white merino fnnncts, inc
and euperiine blue black g. mkt cloths, with varie-
~ Of other dos rab'c goods, which are offered ut very
low prices for Gosh.
fch1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
Secretary Of lie Convention.
SCHEDULE.


ordercd,t hat the roll containing the dra1 or Tho
amended constitution adopted by this Convention q,
by ltsubmitted to the people of this commonwealth.
Tor their ratification rejection be enclosed bv thu
secretary IN case proper for its preservation, and
State. we ' "
ordered, that the Secretary do cause the journals
OF the proceedings Of this Convention TO be fairly
entered ina well bound book, and after the came
shan have been signed by the President and Srcrr
'ary. That nc deposit the same together with all ito
original documents in tho possession of the Convcn-
ton md connected with its proceedings, among tho
archieves Of tho Council Of State, and further, tINt
nc cause 10 printed copies TO bc we'll bound, nIhl
deposited in the Public Library $40
Ordered that the President of the Convention do
certify n true copy Of the amended CONSTITUTION 10
the General Assembly in session; md Inn, Tho
GENERAL Assembly be, and they arc hereby renucsteSl
70 make any additional provisions by law, which NAV
ne Necessary ana proper, for submitting tho snmo 10
thc voters thereby qualified TO vote for mcmbcps ~
inc GENERAL Assembly, Mt the next April eectioS'
aiu TOT organizing tho government under tho amn3J
hcd by suchv6tcis. i!''''D W." re'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25

Ns7IRGINiA:-At rules, holden IN the clerks office
" of the superior court Of Chanccry for the Rich
Cbwing, deceased, pitts against Elizabeth Jetfries,
Wm. n. Wren, admir- of Robert Bell, decd, Robert
The defendant Robert w. slfenU.,
tered his appearance and given security accorc,.. -
70 the act Of assembly and the rules of this court,
r:ur inhabant OF fss evidence. that he is
ne sad defendant do appear here on the first sr nf
1s next June term, and the bin of the ni,;n
MIS- ana that copy of this order be forh viii -
SSred IN some newspaper published in Tie ci,v nf
'Scmnond' tor two months SUCCESSFULLY aud noS,sJ
~ tie 'front.' door on tho cnriro', 4" ,lr said c,y
Il copy. 1este, ''
100 WV r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25

former members, 80 be again eligible, or ineligible,
rs the laws shall direct.
tatves Of the people, in Assembly, ought TO be tree;
and that all men, having sufficient evidence Of per-
mapert common interest with, and attachment to,
the community. have tho right of suffrage, and can
not be taxed deprived OF their property for public
uses without their consent, or that OF their re-
representatives. so elected, nor bound by any law to
which they have not, in Ike manner, as.cntcd, for
the public good
T. That all power OF suspcnding laws, or the cx
erution of laws by any authority without consent OF
the representatives the people, is injurious to their
rights and ought not to be exercised.
8. That. in all capital or criminal prosecutions,
man hath right to demand tho cause and nature of
his accusation, to be confronted with tho uccusers
and witnesses, TO call for evidence III his favor and
speedy trial by an impartial Jury of his vicinagc.
without whose unanimous consent, he cannot be
found guilty.; nor can he be compelled to give evil
dcnce against himself: that no man be deprived OF
his liberty except by the law Of Tic land, the juds
mcnt OF his peers.
o. That excessive bail ought not to be required,
nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual
punishment inflicted.
10. Fhat general warrants, whereby an officer or
messenger may be commanded to search suspected
places without evidence Of fact committed, or to
saiZe any person persons not named, whose o..
fence is not particularly described ard supported by
evidence, grcvous and oppressive, and ought not
to be granted.
IL. That, in controversies respecting property,
by jury is preferable to am other, and ought to be
held sacred.
Il. That the freedom OF the press is one Of the
great buwurks fiiberty, and never be restrain
ed bat by despotic governments
IS. That well regulated militia, composed OF
the body of tho people, trained TO arms is the pro-
per, na ura and safe defence of free State; TINT
anding armies in time of peace, shou be avoided,
SIS dangerous 10 liberty; and that IT, all cases. the
military should DC under strict subordnaton TO, ana
roverncd bv, tie civil power.
IL. Thut the people have n right to uniform gov
eynmcn'; and therefore, that government separate
from, or independent of, .!c government Of pTrsin'
ia, ought to DC erected established within the lin
It's thereof.
Is. That no free government, or the blessing of
liberty. can be preserved 20 any people, but by n
firm adherence 10 justice, moderation, temperance,
ugality, and virtue, ind by frequent recurrence to
fundamental principles.
IS. That religion, or the duty which we owe Ia
our Creator, and the of discharging il, can
be dc-ted only by reason and conviction, not by
fnrcc OF volcncc and therefore all men equally
entitled to the free exercise Of religion, according to
the dictates of conscience; and that it is 'hc mutual
duty OF all practice Christian orbcarance, love IL
CHARITY towards each other.
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
TIE Romance of History.
StPAIN. By Don T. Dc frueba.
GTruBL - sy,o,ro
"e u
Stranger than tietion."

- "
Stranger than fiction"
LGEo ByRoy.
esOur limits will not permit any thing like analysis
OF the vast stores of romantic decd and wild alvel-
ture contained in the work. lit. Gazette.
Gan excellent medium for conveying strong and
vivid pictures Of the past. .Wonihiy Rerie,c.
erhuy arc of the most intense ard vivid interest "
Literary Magnet.
Jus: Published, for saleh
.ftsb &c COLLINS 6, GO.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

Office Of the Chesopeake aud Ohio Canal Co
WAsHrxsros, JuLr -. 1850.
NOTICE 70 hereby given, that an inst a.
~ ment Of tao dollars snd fifty cents per
share (being the 18th ins,aImeat) ON every
share ct Stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Ga.
nal Company. is required 10 be paid on the 9th
day OF October next, and further ins,slmen,
OF two dollars and fifty cents per share, The.
ing the 18th mistakenly on the third day OF
November next; which ipsiaIments must be
paid to the credit Of Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, to the Cashier, or other off.
Ger OF either of the following Banks. VIZ.
The Branch Of the Bank of the United States
y, Washington.
The Bank of Washington, At Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Rank Of the Metropolis. do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at George
town.
The Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Bank OF Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank at Aiexsntlria, do.
The Mechanics Bank OF AlexantlTia. do.
The iisgerstowo Hank, in Hagerstown, Md,
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank. in
Chsricssown, Va.
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in I.eesbuyg.
Va.
by order Of tho President and Directors:
JOHN y. INGLE, CLsyE
Chs & Ohio Canal Com
August 4, 1850. wish.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
10000 to $4,000
YOUNG FRUIT TREES

EOR sale, by the subscriber, living about
L three miles south Of Snaiih6rld. JEFF
ferson county. such rs June apples, ripe
IN June; early pippins. ripe in harvest !;
queen and smith apples; rambo, ripe in
august, which will keep till January bell
flower. winter apple; green pirpin OF
Newtown pippia; French pippin New
York pippin; Pennic. Vandiver, Ros.
green, aud English redstreaks.
These Twill ensure to be grated in the
root The advantage Of those gratis con
sists IN this. that if by accident the tree
should be broken of. the shoot will pro-
coed from the graf and be as good rs the
first, if properly attended 10. I will give
such instructions TO purchasers as will
with ease ensure success The price will
be In proportion TO the number pure based
The subscriber has between ten and sc
teen thousand fine Trees at this time. from
eight to ten feet in height. aud Of proper
,ionable thickness
JACOB UAIBENliOwER.
oct' ~ 1850. .Iegersea Go
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
HARRIS'S
BalSamic LIQUID Extract.

FOR Tie cure Of Colds, Constructions. &c.
HiS preparation - peIfssil, mild and
harmless, and rarely falls 81 cure ,b,,
most obstinate cases OF colds, sstbm.
hoarseoess, splitting of blood, and cons,,up.
i'obs. TIE proprietor has used IL i'm MN.
Der o' cases within The last six months. nh.
out is'iins to produce, but in one INSANE,
me most saiuisry and beneficial efec,.
me following case will show its virtues. A
young man about the age Of twenty. wa. al
lacked with = violent eold, " hi.b threw bin,
INTO severe pulmonary affection n. m,do
use OF various remedies with little or no e..
iect b's strength rapidly deeiipe5-hi.
orssthing become difficult end isborioi.- a.,
tended with short dry cough. end na;n -
hts breast lie continued 10 grow w.r.e.
and when his friends expected ever, rao.
ment The melancholy scene would be eJesed
he made use @: some 90 this BsIssm,ic orr.
PsrH'ion. Ills cough soon becsn,e rel. s.I.
the pain left his breast, and ~ a short TIM.
ne was entirely restored to health N,
dose OF this preparation 10 a tss.sDoogfui
twice day. u - better To take I, in wi,,
g'sss foil OF slippery elm tea Of qua, srsbic
sCJ@ The above Extract can he .L,.,neJ
The ChsrlesioSn Book sud Anotbeca,v
&c - LINES BROIv.T.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
10 John C2inkinbeaTd, Lctcis r. Clink.
iabeGrd, Isaac CinkinJeard, HTi.
liam Cfinkinbeard, and Mary l..
-Inkinbe0rd.

A you are not inha bitants OF this COM
"A monwcaltb, We take this method.
pointed out by law, or notifying you, that
We shall, ~ the time and place herein ar
ter mentioned, and by virtue Of commits
saen from the district court OF chancery
heid az Winchester, in o suit thereis de-
pending. IN which We are plaintiffs. and
Edward Lucas, administrator Of Levi,
ksnimus. deceased, and Edward LUCAS
lin his own and his wifc's rightly end MARY
DIS wife, aud John koontz and Elizabeth
has wife, and John Agar and Catharine
me VILE; and Ann Ronimus, the said Mary.
Elizabeth, Catharins and Ann being chill
dren and heirs Of Lewis Ronimus. decd
and yourselves, are defendants, take the
dePositions OF William Caldwell, William
Barber, Jacob Hoffman, George ScbneI-
becker. John Benedict, John Rooms. John
'@ulckel. Henry Slower. Michael w. Ash.
aud John Gardner, Esq. relative 20 thc
matters 10 issue in said suit. The said lie
positions will be taken on Thursday the
iith day OF November, in the present wear
(is3O0 at the Ina which. in June las,
CISCO was kept by John Rooms, and
which Is supposed 10 be still kept by him.
IN The town OF York, and county Of The
same name, IN the state OF Pennsyiyania
And should we be in any manner prevent.
ed from taking the said dispositions. or any
OF them, on the said eleventh day of No.
vember. 1880. we will take the same n,
such as shall MT have been taken on the
eleventh day. on the day following fibe
i@th) at The same place. And should we
be IN any manner prevented from com
p'e,ng HE taking Of the said dispositions
on The nth and 18th. we shall co,n,lte
The taking thereof on the 18th day of No
vember. at the salne place.
Valentine Uiaffrniyer,
George Jtintermyer,
Philip Uniermyer,
Cafharine Uintermycr,
George 3agd,
Joiiann Trin,
Casper Cnger,
1fary I'm finger,
John Marks,
Susanna MARKS.
October IS. 1880 -5w