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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
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Bf DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~ CO.
| ORANGES AND MACKEREL.
(4t tie Dock.l
| THIS MORNING. May I4th at 10 o'clock, we
shall sell on board schr Neptune,
100 boxes oranges
15 bbs. mackerel.
ma IL D A. &. Co. Aucts.
FURNITURE SALE.
TOMORROW MORNING. Saturday 18th at
iooclock, W shall sell Auction Store, n GUAM
iity OF new Furniture, just received-among which
are
Mahogany bcdstead
do work tables
do folding desks
card tables
Grecan do
dressing do
night cabinets
easy chair
night stands
bureau
soz. curled maple chairs
do wood do
settees
10 wooden clocks
And an assortment Of secondhand furniture. be1s
&c &c. d A. g. Ca amot'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

w, ...., LiyIRrooL, April.
We have had quiet nlGaet since 18th u The ira e
then nied their purchases and remained dun and rather
declining until yesterday when dealer hit 1900 bags
Cpiand at rs This created condolences and TO-DAY the
market IS hrm Uplands freely offered The sales
since the 6h ut 10000 bales Yesterday they were 1000
TO day 500 oplands particularly request sea Islands
are IN more demand but relatively with your quotations are
still too low. a 49,
Extract from Cireui.r. dated
~, LIyEaPooL, April 1.
ne import during the month IS BAGS
elusive OF ioop bales East India coastwe from Lon.
con- against 20 GIG in March 1929 The import of the
mrs, tee months IN the present has been greater
OF me period in 1929 bags From the
United States there has been 90 BAGS and
from the Brazls of 1896 bags. 81 ~
he demand for cotton during nearly the whole Of March,
with tina exception of the three days has been
Graz ana extensive and during period prices been
gradually and steadily advancing The trade been nu.
encrd by the comparatively limited stock held ports and
oy the great extent of the home of cotton
cure present suppy and they have purchased very freely
The total sales of the month have been 81 bags
1000 American 1000 of Brazil and 500 taken on
lation besides which, 5000 of AMERICAN 1000 of Brazil and
500 of Surat have been forwarded unso to importers IN the
country During the month Sea Islands have advanced abou
Id per b other descriptions of American I'd per b
B'az generally SD Id; Egyptian I'd Surat LA pe
10 The demand for manufactured goods both for export and
in limited request ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
MARSHAL,S SALE

Ri virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court OK
- Chancery for the Richmond district in IL cause
hereln deprnding between Edmund Walls, pitt.
against W iiliam H. Foushee and james RAWLINGS
e'Sor OF William Foushee decd, dist shall
proceed to sell for cash he premises the couri-
~ OF warwick, on the 5,h day of June next, at
being three hundred and fourteen acres, and one
quarter of an. acre, called Rich Neck; or so much
thereof as viii be sufficient to satisfy th said decree
and expenses of sale
CHA. l.. WINGFIELD
NJ. s. c.. C. d.,
ma lo-tds May Sd. 1880.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

The following note found the bottom o chest of
imported by the iarthan by respectable merchant Bai
and forwarded this city information the per
son alluded to- There eleven of the of John Wilson
'lf this box should find its America, should
be opened by American wish he would inform my
John Wilson, of New York, that in Pekn prisoner
1923. WM WILSON"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

1--WE are gratified 10 learn that the Principal En-
srineer of the State has been directed by q res
oI'tion of the o6icio members of the Board of
Public Works, soon as he shall have COM
pleted certain duties already assigned him by the
Board, to survey for canal railroad
meet the James and Stanton rivers at Lynchburg,
agreeably TO the tenor of resolution adopted by
the last General Assembly. IL Virginian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

lHarsHats Sale, an King HiNiana.'
PURSUANT TO n decree of the Superior Court
J. of Chancery for the Richmond district pro-
nonnced on the Sd day of April $780, in the case Of
iompkns u.s. Dahney, and by consent and request of
Inc parties shall on Monday the 8 Is; day of May,
1880, at IL O'Clock 4 NJ Offer for sale at public
auction, ON the premises. to the highest bidder, for
cash, one moiety of the two hundred acres of the
tract OF land called Springfield lying in the coun-
I'y or hing William, held by Cornelius pabney, by
descent and by purchase from Richard Dabney: and
aso II necessary one moiety of small tract of for
est land, near the first mentioned tract
j. GUERRANT, NJ. s. c. C r. D..
ma o-Ft C Or of bis Deputies.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Rhode Island State Lottery. No.

CHURCH LOTTERY
The drawing Will be received TODAY.
gi3,oeo' s. 700: 1000, l,776, of 81 OOO, &c &c.
Tickets s., halves 90 quarters i 25
Delaware, S. Carolina, 81 Louisiana Lot
terry, No. 8,
Drawing will be received on Sunday. Splendid
scheme $4,000 for only Capital Prizes $50 900,
5000, $500, l,5oo, and of 1,oO0.--Tlckets 50,
halves so, quarters I 25
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 5,
SO Number L0itery-lo drawn Ballots.
=. 10 be drawn at Richmond on Saturday, the 22d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

T~We regret being compelled lay over MIR Whites re-
ply to article which appeared ENQUIRER
ing mis- new edition of The Letters of Agernon Sdney
I'll Tomorrow, when it shall certainly appear.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

The report of the attempt rob the mail, between Dun
es and Alexandria, which has got circulation, false
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
MAY YorE ON THE New CONSTITUTION.
.SpotlSYEcnnin.- For 65. against 80.

toPottSYtchNtrh.--ro OF %. against ID.
.Amount Of Produce and Number Of Boats passed
do,on through the Lo,oer Locks.
MAY 1llI ogsieads tobacco, hhds stems, 49T barrels
-FOUR 429 lbs bacon 500 feet 10 of sand cords
OF wood empty boa7 boats 10 coal boats, 1876 bushels
coal.
MAY 12223 hogsheads tobacco, transfer do 1000 lbs,
1900 lbs 3I 6our 50 bushels of wheat
40 bushels of $40 lbs OF feathers 10 tons of sand $500
feet of plank, cords of woods boats 16 coal boats 34d
bushels of coal.
DIED. esieday morning. 10 o'cock alter lingering
and potracted Illness ARMsTgAD Rorns HIS friends and
acquainiances requested attend his funeral TINS
evening" al half O'clock from the house OF James Boz
sher on E-stTeet without further notice
Departed this life, Wednesday, the 9Th May, Mrs
MARTHA HARRISON, wife If Captain William Harrison of Car
oline county, leaving her husband small children with
friends and relatives lament their loss Short was
her illness and unexpected her DEATH in the bloom OF life
IN her DEATH society has lost pearl of meek
and quiet SPIRIT her devotion the happiness of all around
her could not fail in producing gloom the minds OF all
who had the pleasure of her from her infancy
she manifested attachment to the Christian RegoDshe
able reconcile jsrpg Of the different
consequently, united with any Of them as mem
Der of their Church Her spirit hope at rest ~ Parde
/ h LEC:ANT PARAS0LS,-A few Parasois of Paris
81 make style and richly finished, well deserving the
attention Of those Ladies wanting superb article viii be
found II. JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store, Main street
! ma
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER
LOUISVILLE May l-Rumor says of the boilers of the
Feciana exploded since she left this port New Oreans but
canuot ascertain precisely when where the accident
cured. 1t is said no lives were lost.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
:FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

:FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
M ILL bs given for the apprehension of ROGER,
w belonging to Robert Randolph, of Wilton
Roger Is low and thick. has pleasant eouptenance.
ana very short hair, and is little bald on the top o
his head. He is Ioera BILE workman and is we'll
KNOWN IN and about Richmond, where he has many
connexions The above will be given for him if Ia
ken out OF the State which 1t is believed he viii at
tempt leaving, and $50 If taken within it.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
ma ll-2td lave Per George TAYLOR Guardian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14
CAPITAL Prize 10000 Bo1LAns.

S476U, 1000. I000, 1000, 1000, &c.
1ickets So, halves So quarters 20, eigh:hs GEL
u = Package OF 20 tickets, embracing all the mum
bers from to go, which is compelled to draw ESQ
may be had for 800, by which the purchaser is COM
PEELED to draw one half Of his money back-packare
Of halves, quarters, and eghs in the same propor-
ton.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, CLASS g.
TO he drawn in Philadelphia, the ed inst-The
drawing viii be received this Office on the 25th
lnst.-6O Number Lotiery--o Drawn Ballots.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

THOMAS OWLAND-TAYLox,
~ HATEFUL for past sivors, respectfully inforros
W his friends and the public generally that he has
received handsome assortment of spring and sum
mer goods, consisting of cloths cassimeres and fam
cy veslings' also Marseilles; stocks, silk stocks
suspenders, hankerchiefs, gloves, &c-all of which
he will sell on accommodating terms.
14-6ieOd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

.Ne,o York Life Insurance and Trust Company
The books opened yesterday receive subscrip-
tons to the capital of this corporation There
was great rush for the stock About twelve mil
lioas subscribed and per cent was requi-
red be deposited, the commissioners had in Inc nd
two hundred thousand dollars more than the whole
capital required Contracts made for the stock
yesterday at per cent premiun So it would seem
that clear profit of $4,000 least, has been cre-
ated By this enterprise in day.
Journal Of Commerce, May 8.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

%, NUaTfoTs %.
~ III kets for sale at this Office fg
n Tickets I, r. 81, he grand prize Of $50 900,
IN the last Union Canal Lottery, and 8, 50, so, the
capital IF $500, III the las, Dismal Swami. wore
b1th sold at the Managers Office, TO residents of
Richmond -"Dame Fortunes Head quarters
may II YATES g. MCINTYRE
Richmond VIRGINIA
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-05
POETRY.

FOR THE ADVOCATE
TIE LOST PLEAD.
There IL a void in yon blue vault Of Heaven.
Where one bright star has from its sace been riven
Yet no prophetic sounds announced its doom,
Nor are it, sitter oTbs arroy'd in gloom.
world is banshed from ETHEREAL space,
.Peoplcd, perchance by immortal race:
Yet still, within those purple depths affair."
Wheels In majestic course each kindred star.
What daring hand could rob the starry sky,
The sphere OF worlds the home of Deity,
Whose sacrilegions grasp could bear away.
From yon blue vault lamp of heavenly ray?
Did not afflicted nature inly mourn,
When from nights regal crown, n gem torn.
Did not convu'sve earth betray her fear,
When rush'd the spoiIer by her darken'd sphere
How vain arc human thoughts! Almighty pow'r,
ouench'd yOn bright star in its appointed hour!
No sounds were heard no portents marr'd His will,
Creation own'd his fat, and was still.
And shall a child of dust lament the doom,
Which calls his brother TO an earthly tomb!
Shall man presume TO mourn his transient race.
Go! Learn lesson frun yon exed orb!
Nor let vain selfish dreams thy soul absorb!
Man man alone! Of all the works of God
Presumes to murmur ut his chastisng rod.
VIC
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-05
BY THE GOUERNOR
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

wHEREAss the Convention which assem-
w bled liz the city of Richmond, on the e, st
Monday in October, 1920, pursuant to law, TO
90 consider, discuss apd propose a new Constitu-
ton, or alterations and amendments TO the ex-
isting Consultation of this Commonwealth, have
adjonfned sine die, after having agreed upon an
amended Constitution or form of Government,
to be submitted to the people, and to he by them
ratified or rejected, William b. Giles, Gov.
ernor, have thought proper, by and with The ad-
vice ct the Council of State, to make procIama-
lion, and do now hereby proclaim, that the said
Convention did, on the 18th day of January, in
this present year, 1880, adjourn sine die-and to
direct that the said amended Constitution or
form OF Government for this Commonwealth,
shall be published once week for three success
s've months, together with this proclamation, in
such newspapers as by advice of Council were
directed to publish the Act of the General AS
sembly of Virginia, to organize Convention.
Given under my hand as Gov
SEAL. ernor, and under the seal of the
**s*#r+"* Commonwealth at Richmond
this 18TH day Of January, 1890.
WIN b. GILES
January ~ 3m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-05

property for public uses, without their own con
sent, or that of their representative so elected
nor bound by any law to which they have not
In like mnnner, assented, for the publ, good.
Z. That nil power of suspending laws, or the
execution of laws, by any authority, without
consent of the representatives of the people, i,
| injurious to their rights, and ought not to DC
exercised.
8. That, in all capital or criminal prose utions
man hath right to demand tho cause and ma
turc OF his accusation, to be confronted with the
accusers and witnesses, to call for evidence in
his favor, and to speedy trial by an impartial
Jury OF hrs vicinage, without whose unanimous
consent he cannot be found guilty; nor can he
be compelled to give evidence against himself;
that no nan be deprived of his liberty except
by the law Of the land, or the Judgment of his
peers.
Q. That excessive bail ought not To be rcouir.
ed, MOI excessive nor cruel and unsual punish
ments inflicted. .c.yS
lO. That general warrants whereby an officer
or messenger may be commanded To search sus-
pccted places without evidence of q fact com.
united or to seize any person or persons not
named, or whose offence is not particularly de-
scribcd and supported by evidence. are rgieyous
and oppressive, and ought not to be granted.
III. That, in controversies respecting p1oper.
", ana In suits between man and man the an
cient trial by jury is preferable to any other and
ought to be held sacred.
IL Ihat the freedom Of tho press is one Of
the great bulwarks of liberty, and can new
er be restrained but o. dcspotic governments
13. That well regulated militia, composed
OF The body of the people trained to arms, is the
Proper, natural and safe defence of a free State
that standing armies, in time Of peace, should be
avoided, as dangerous to liberty; and that in
all cases, the military should be under strict
subordination to, and governed by the civil pow
er.
ID That the people have right to uniform
government; and therefore, that no government
separate from, or independent of, the govern
nent of pirginia, ought to DO erected or estab.
lshed within the limits thereof
10. That no free government, or the blessing
OF liberty, can be preserved to any people, but
by hrm adherence to justice, moderation tenn
perance, frugality, and virtue, and by frequent
recurrence To fundamental principles
10. That religion, or the duty which we owe
to our Creator, and the manner of discharqing it
can be directed only by reason and conviction,
not by force or violence and therefore all men
are equally entitledt to the free exercise of reIi.
gion, according to the dictates of conscience and
that it is tho mutual duty fall to practise Chris
tian forbearance, love, and charity towards zach
other
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-05
January 90
BILL OF RIGHTS.

II Declaration Of Rights made by the Representa-
tires IF The good People Of VIRGINIA, assem-
bled IN tuu and free Contention ackich
rights dopcrtain 10 them, and their Posterity,
as the basis and foundation Of Gorernment.
Unanimously adopted, Juno 18th, l776l
j. That all men are BY nature equally free and
independent, and have certain inherent rights of
which, when they enter into state Of society,
they cannot, by any compact, deprive, OF divest
their ,posterity; namely, the enjoyment of life
and liberty, with the means of acquiring and
possessing property, and pursuing and obtaining
happiness and safety.
& That all powers are invested in and conse-
'quentsy derived from, the people ; that nlagis-
arstes ore their trustees and servants and at all
times amenable TO them.
g. That Government is, or ought to be, insti-
tuted tor the common benefit protection and Sc
cerity Of the people, nation or community: of
all the various modes and forms of government.
atiat is best, Inch is capable of producing the
greatest degree Of happiness and safety, and is
most effoctually secured against tho danger of
mal-adninistration and that, when any govern
Teni shall be found inadequate or CONTRARY To-
these purposes, majority the community hath
an undubitable, uDalienable, and undceasiblc
right to reform, alter abolish it, in such man.
ner as shall be judged most conducive TO tie pub.
lie veal
q. That M man, or set of men, are entitled tn
exclusive or separate emolumcnts oil privileges
from lie community. but in consideration of pub
nc services which not being descendibc, nei
her ought the otIices Of Magistrate, Legislator
or Judge, to hes hereditary.
o.. That tho Legislative and Executive power:
of the st ito should be separate and distinct from
me Judiciary and that the monibcrs ofthc two
hrst may be restrained from oppression by feel
ing and participating the burtbens of the pcopl,
they should, at fixed periods, be reduced to pri
vate Stallion, return into that BODY from which
they wore originally taken, and tho vacancies
DO snppficd by frequent, certain, and rcgula
elections, 10 which all, OF any part Of the forme
members should be again eligible, or inoligible,t
MS the low direct.
6. TIE elections Of members to serve as rep
rescniatnvcr Of the people, in Assembly, ouei
IN be free and that Mi men having sufficient cyi
dence OF permanent common interest with, an,
attachment 60 tho community, have the right O
sua'sge, and cannot be taxed or deprived oi thoi
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-05
TERMS.

NJ THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE, will be
Published every Friday, at three dollars per
annum, payable in advance.
than six Months, or be discontinued, but ut the
discretion of the Editors, until all arroarages
shall have been paid.
UWhoevor will procure Eve, and guarantee
the same, will be entitled to the sixth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~One square, or less--Three insertions 81
each continuance, % cents--The number of in.
sertions must be noted on the MS. or advertise
ments will be inserted, and charged accordingly
Chancery ORDERS, not exceeding two squares,
will be published for five Dollars.
U-All letters to tho Editors must be post paid
they will not be attended to.
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q. BRIcaS,
Secretary Of the Convention.
SCHEDTiI.F


Ordered that TIE roll Containing the drns NJ m, ,.ra
ca constitution adopted by this Convention and by IL
snDhnlted 10 me people oftbs Commonwealth; for their
racaon or rejection, be enclosed 10y the Secretary in
archives of tho Council Of State.
OeIcd, mat the Secretary do Journal Of the
Proceedings of this Convention ne fairly entered in
pOuhd book and after the shall have been sign
co oy TIE PRESIDENT aud aitcsted by the Secretary that
nc oepsl the same, together with all the original docu-
Hchs ~ me Possession Of the COVE and connect
ca win ITS proceedings among the archives Of the Coun-
o n stae ana further, that he printed copies
o. ne snn Journal be well bound aud deposited in tho
ordered, that the President Of the Convention do cer,-
Hus copy 81 the amended Constitution to the General
tsenhy now IN session and that The General Assem-
ny bc ana ey arc hcTcby requested make any sddi-
"nh' provisioHs 10y law which may h. necessary and
pt"f iOr submitting the the voefs thereby quail
heu 70 vote for members Of tbs General Assembly at tho
next Apr elections and for organizing the Governmtn,
anct lc amended Constitution, ia ease shall be APP
/, proved and ratified BY such voters.
|
Several young ladies have been arrested in
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Several young ladies have been arrested in
London for Gischarging Ere works in the streets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

nun sohsc'iber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand sanr
reniig splendid articles IN b,s line of business I;
aud, also, that he has made arrangements
winch VII enable HIM NJ all times, aud Il, tllr
shortest notice, 10 7upplv those VIM may G,var
MN viii thelr patron4ga WI,h Coaches, ti.es.
baroarhe>, Or any otaef lie criptlun Of Car
ringes FROM Newark. On. J. winch Is koown
To be the rery bea Naaaja tory ofsuch articles
~ the p0rid. AIRING mrnt have ais, been
made win manufacturers in Pallader PIMA and
New York. 50 tint aug orIfr which may h,
gwen can always be immediately supplied
The subscriber likewise continues To carr,
ON the Carriage making bn,iur,,. and : prr
cared to make Carriages of any descrir ION
which may h. wanted by those who prefer the
h'He manufacture. lie will. also do an, kind
III repairs on the cheapest terms, and IN The
most punctual manner.
HENRY NJ DIDLAKE.
IN
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$50 ElEXyY a TX ID

III y AN WAY from the snh,c,i1rr, resl linz
III a IN the county Vi Amherst, near Lynch.
burg. on the night OF lbms das. 9th Dove mbrr,
1880. bright mnlauo man named ISHAM: 3
feet o or inches high tolei-bly we'll aud stan
made, bushy head ofhair, about 80 years Of
age. No marks are tecsllected. by which he
can readily be Distinguished. For one oi MS
class, he Is very temperate Ia drinking, scarcely
ever touching drop of spr,tuons liquor, mud
when he is charged with having done an,
thing wrong, 1t guilty, he is very APP to hetrny
II by east down appearance, in.tead OF put
ting a bold face upon it, IL took with him
white wool hat also bali worn fur hat, aud
blue striped pald cloak. Other clothing no,
known. II is believed he has bv some means
procured free papers AMI request any person
who may take him up TO be particular, il he
has such papers, Ia securing Ihem.--l will give
reward oi thirty dol arts Tor his apprehension
and safe delivery TO me, OF II he be secured ~
any Jail, SO tnai get hrn again, Il he Is taken
within tots state; OF fhy dollars. fine Is taken
hey ond the liiDIis of THIS Stat.
JACOB HAAS.
N. b. Isham has mothet and other !. All N.
living win Nj. +. +. Burton of Lexington
va }. IL.
Dec. Is a.,
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Aaninistrator's rale.

Net<lIL ne odd At public aneiipa on Tues
~ da, the 25th day 81 December, II fair. u
not he neat far Day thereafter, at the late
resi3euce 81 Nsnan lte,d, cd. near New
London. ali he personal property. (negroes
r1crpted1 belonging 10 III estate, consiling
Of Horse, CAnin, Sheep and Hogs the crop Of
Corn " eat, Oats, Tobacco, Hay. Blade aud
Top Fudd.r--inrclhsr Nth tte Plapfaion
tens,ls and Hansr old aud Ktchrn forntturs.
Terms Il sal-. CASH Tor al sums uudef en
Dollars over thst sum credit ~ min usonths
" III hc gwen. the purchaser giving 6ond with
approved -erurny.
On the same day. vii be rented FIR The "a
,uiap -. on - cfciit Of zine months fFr
T. .autatiH u o. winch "a decrased Lately reHided,
CON ainins 500 or lnuU acres on winch thefe
Is a good - ltns House. aud conyeueul Oni
House. E; al o., - valuanis Sts and Merchant
Vii Ihr l. d vii Ia divided INTO Two o
mopr 9ait,. If desired 10y those ei-hing 10
rent.
all also. on the same iaY, on n ctedt nj
II ..on h. hirr Tor tbe iuil1Wug y,ar uiur
Rsca. sab 10 Commence al ~ o'daek, \.
W.
Al persons indebted To TIE estate are ~.
g4rsicd T. come lorNafd AMI s,tle tPrn ac.
tun.. .ud tnosr hastu- ans agHtnst Tie
.aa,e will pIca.c make ,hrm tn1Nu.
n REID, Adn'.. Of
Ma IAN ke,d, drc'd.
Dec. - -