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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
By OTIS, DstssGOas FIt' DO.

By Otis, Dunlop EIt' 90.
THIS DAY..
GROCERIES.-At 10 O'Clock will be sold n
our store
90 hhds St. Crox Sugar
16 do New Orleans do
% do rolasses
SO bags prime green coffee
90 bbls loaf sugar
10 casks cheese
40 boxes candles
100 sacks Liverpool salt
so boxes glass
so do imperial and gurpowCier tea
&c casks fall pressed sperm oil
Wines, rum, gin brandy, starch, &C. DC
ADDITIONL.
Will be added to the above SALE
80 boxes and bbls loaf and lump sugar, without
reserve
SO bbls sweet vine
3casks port wine, genuine
"a hhds prime moasses, Just landed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
FUTURE DAYS.
Asy Otis, KDlglaEOl1 81 Go

SHOES AND BOOTS.-At 10 o'clock will be
sold at our store one hundrsd' packages Shoes and
B9ots, comprising good assortment for Spring sales
ADJUST received direct from the Manufacturers.
FH>HE Corn Mill of the subscribers is again
- IN operation, and Gust orners can now be suppl
ed with meal. p HAXAI,I, & co,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

aeiauer as has been heretofore pretended, but hav
ing an equitable and fair claim sustained through
out ny the judgment of two courts. to the amount
Oh ABOUT Is $4,000 against the Government"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
FROM NOAH


RICHMOND WHIs.-There is much whim and good
sions, one to St. Petersburg and the other Of the
ettoI5lo Buenos Ayres, that inclined to the
belief that nothing more should be said about the
$3.50.
Thank we Major Then that old account is rub
bed out--actualy rpunged The Judge of all Is
rael has said it!
First thoughts are generally best After the con-
frmation of the news this town the other day of
the breaking up of the Cabinet al Washington, u
warm partisan Of the Van Buren, portion of the
Jackson party was asked what his first strong i'm
preston on hearing the news, ITO pun for me
renee" said he, "as (ast as possible"
1t is expected that Mr. Van Buren, will leave
Washington for his residence in New York, in the
course Of fortnigbt.-PhH Inquirer.
List of Produce, &c. passed down the Ca
nal through the Lower Locks.
May 3-l85 bids tobacco, ~ hhds ST ems, % key
and boxes manufactured tobacco 1874 bbls -four, 2B9
bus corn frkins lard. , do butter. 4 ton Of gun
boarnr 90 cords wood 10 ton sand, 900 lbs cotton
load Of timber, II empty wine casks, So boats, G
coal boats. 37O7 bus coal
MAY 4.-I92 hhds tobacco, bhd5 stems, 131
kegs man tobacco 924 bbls flour, 10 bus wheat, 16
bus corn ton 1900 lbs pig metal, 900 lbs lard, 62C
lbs deer skins 3 bbls whIskcy, 50 empty -four bbs
3048 feet Of plank, load key poles, 500 hooppoles
10 cords wood 8 tor stone, 80 hoats'7 coal ooa's
-349 bus coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
MECKLE'S OFFICE,

nRAWING OF the Delaware and N Carolina
~ Lottery, No. 8:
sd 81 80 Is 90 40 So "a 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

1t is expected that Mr. Van Buren, will leave
Washington for his residence in New York. in the
Course Of a fortnight .-PhH. Inquirer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
THIS DAY {!

Virginia State Lottery--Drawing will
take place at the Eagle Hotel, THIS DAY at 4
O'clock, ?. NJ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

THIS AFTERN ooN!
- Virginia Wellsbnrg Lottery--To be draw
THIS AFTERNO - ne F. gl. Hot
$13, 600 and $4,000 Capitals {!
Tickets 81, Halves ?, Quarters /.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

New York hottery-Drawing TO be re-
ceived Day after To- Morrow.
O 10000, 10000, 10 900, &c.
Tickets Slo--halves 5-Quarters so.
~ For sale the Exchange and Lottery office of
may THO BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REUIRD


Z AN authorised to offer q reward of 5000 each oJ
the apprehension and delivery to me, or to my dep
u'y Wm Carer, ~ Richmond city. of Leroy Jordan
and Charles Whitley, who were out upon bail. and
have broke their gccogHz ances by failure to appear
"a. the Circuit Court the United States at Rich
mond, upon charge of forging the declarations and
other documents for obtaining the pay of certain SOL
dIers ofthc Revolution; and against whom true bills
were found b. the Grand Jury, at the last term of
the said court.
am Informed that the above mentioned Leroy Jor
dan was resident, from ls BIRTH of Bedford county;
Is from 10 10 30 years OF age and about feet or
inches IN be gil, stout heavy built full face short neck
large round head, black hair. and heavy black beard
am also informed. that Charles Whitley was for the
the last 20 p years resident of said county of Bed
ford Is from 10 to IS years of age, nearly six feet in
height slender and straight built, thin visage light
complexion gcnccl in liz appearance, and of nsnuat-
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
OF the U $, for the Z District Of Va
Jan. 6, 1851 70. ON
The editors ofthc Richmond Wing and Lynchburg
NTglnlan will please insert the foregoing for TWO
months, (uness sooner countermandcd) and forward
their accounts to me for payment.
J. PEGRAM Marshal f. D. DIVA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

ADMINISTRATIONS 30 the Dauy RicnaoSp Wuta to
LILY SUBSCRIBERS 81, year, and for shorter period
Ias OF 50 year. both payable i'll advance. When by
mail $40 year.
AnsthIriN"' For one square Of Ii lines less in
srtion IS cents; insertions 81: three 81 ~. aud
every succeeding insertion 33I cents v ~
Thrice week, first week 81 25 every succe,dinr week 81
Twice week, first insertion 10 cents cv,rv s,,ccreduc in.
ocrtion 50 cents. -
Once week. first insertion "a cents every succeedin. in.
erton 50 cents
VINO. " 49,
Transient advertisers mast pay in advance
ne number of insertions be noted the Ms they
M DC inserted until ordered be stopped, and charged
cosdingy.
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars for squares
md that proportion for advertisements of greater lengh
Except Auooncers and Lottery dealers. charged 500
The UNCONSTITUTIONAL. WING is published twice
week, Cruesdays and Friday FIVE dollars per annm,
payable IN advance.
For Adpertising75 square, less the
seItion, and 50 for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
MANCHESTER Property for Sale.

IN pursuance of a Deed of Trust, executed by the
late Kcnnon Giles and wife to the subscriber as
trustee for purposes therein specified, which SAID
decd u Of record the clerk oilc" OF Chest 'lcId
county court and hears date 10th June 1920 will be
sold at public auction on Saturday, the 5th day Of
March next. at / O'Clock, T. NJ, for ready money TO
the highest bidder house and lot, know IN the plan
OF said town as part of lot No 22J. 1nd now ~ the
occupancy of Mr.. Richard Gay Such title only
will lie conveyed as Is vcstcd IN the subscriber by
said decd II is believed however, TO be perfectly
! good. IL. J. PURFOCF, trustees
! ES.5 lGg,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
R. |. Smith, recently Collins 81 Co.

R. |. Smith, recently Collins ~ 20.
ny the late arrivals has received many books-among
- them
Evening Recreaons series of Dialogues on the History
d Geography Of the Bible Written Tor the America" D >
lie and Travels Of 81 raul. BY I Bcds, y y.
life of Mrs Ann " Jndson late Missionary to bunnah'
III an account American Baptist Mission To That I'm
Prepared Tor the American - = NhIon' Wy 'H"Is -
Iowes, A. NJ
Ny Grandfather Gregory
Jesus, the Chd's Best Teacher
Mary Scott; or, the Child | loved at Sunday School
The Hills.
laws Exercises for the Closet for every day the Year
Wilson's Lectures ID Vol Evidences Of Christianity.
pper Christian Hearer Treatise Prayer
81 (;ufins Park Street Lectures.
Memoirs Of Dr. IaysOn
Faber's Difficulties Ct lufdclity
Advrce ,oa Young Christian with an Introductory L''ay
lsukiits iIep and Guide to Christian Families
Annals Of the Poor, by Leigh Richmond
Wilson on the objectionable STA
James Family Monitor, CHRISTIAN a'U''s iICs'"' '""c
enbofs Guide.
porteus Lectures on ST. Matthew.
jeveridsc's Private Thoughts on Religion
pascals Provincial Letters
Memoir Of Rev. E. Parsons, First Missionary to Pacs,in,
M the United States.
ife and Ministry Of Symmetrical
IaweJ Lectures Co Young Men
inscy's Lectures IN Middle Aged
rrorys Evidences, Doctrines and Duties Of the Christian
gon. 49, i, ,.-.,.,. - a., p,..s
Iaves Tribute u Memory OF Flgrms . . 81,
sxicou Of Useful Knowledge By io Rev. H. Wilbur, NJ
Robert Halls Complete Works
colt Henry and Clarks Commentary on the Old and nc"
Siament
I s will probably open the course OF this day and 70
ROW. further supplies including sow1 ncH Works ana
BIZ raro.-s u C5oIo Nul:.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
TODAY
NEW YORK LOTTERY, No ..
Dctwiug 10 be received Day after To. Morrow
% Numbcrs--8 Drawn BalotF.

Tickets S., halves 30. quarters -.
For sale a, the Lottery aud Exchange Office OF
.er is 40 = BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
~ar6tge NraO8e
POR7' or RICHMOND
SAILED.

SAILED.
with coal. ''~'
Schr Charles, Cook, for Norfolk, with four
Schr Oscar, Green, for Baltimore, with coal to-
bacco. and cotton.
Schr hriadne Jeffres, for n York. with coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
New Books Received.

TTyHE Young L1dy's Book, Manuel Of Elegant
Il RecrCltons, Exercises and Pursuls-Marti-
nets Manual Of Pathology second edition. Abcrcrom
bic on the Diseases of The Brain--Coc's Surgical
Anatumy--W hcaron's Reports m I , volumcs-Gth
volume OF Raudolpbs Reports and many others JUS,
publ,shcd and for sale by !. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

n Doors to open at half d, an! the Performance
ito commence at o'clock precisely.
- Boxes and Pit IS cents; Middle Gallery 80
cents; side Slip % cents
usual places. - '''0
- Nights of Perov nance Mondays Wednesdays.
Fridays and Saturdays No money received at Inc
Doors Checks not transferable.
- It Is against the rules Of all well rec,I,,e5
Theatres that persons should stand on tue seals
therefore hoped that gentlemen viii not put the Man
agcr under the necessity OF reminding them verbally
that such are the rules he has laid down while this
Theatre IS under his management. r." Nor can
smoking be allowed in any part OF the building.
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
THEATRE.
Third Night of the Mercer Family.

THIS EPE.VINC;, .NlRCII d.
VIII be presented Scenes from the Musical Play of
TltE FOUNDING OF THE FOREST.
LEclair, with Song and Duett)
Master James Mercer
1aspatd' Master Mercer,
neraidine' Miss Mercer
Rosabells, (wlth Song and Duet;.)
Miss Jane Mercer.
In the course of the piece, the following pieces Of
Music:
Song-"Oh Come away"
Duct-"Tel Me Soldier"
Song-"A I.andlady of France"
AFTER WHICH
Comic Song-"When first in Lunnun | Arrived
by Master James Mercer
baIiad-"Love was once Little Boy."-By Miss
Harriet Mercer.
Comic Song" L. a. W.-LAW."-By Master
James Mercer.
Scotch BalaJ-''The Bonny Breas, Knots."-By
Miss Jane Mercer.
Ballad, Second time by desire Comm Thro' the
Rye-By Miss Harriet Mercer
Come Song-"Call Again Tomorrow Mas
ter James Mercer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

LGterni CUrVaturc Of me Spine.
MIR. CASEY, Patcntco Of the Dormant Balance
w for the cure of Lateral Curvature OF the Spine,
respectfully INFORMS the Faculty Of tho District. that
he has taken rooms at Mr.. Arguclcs III Prnnsylva-
MA Avenue, for the purpose OF giving foil cNposl-
ton of his method. Members of Congress and their
Ladies, as well as tho other Ladies and Gentlemen,
residents Of or solourncrs III the District, arc
respectfully invited To- take view of tho very simple
means by which perfect cure OF most affecting
and wdc-spreading irrcgularity N the human form.
has been effected III various parts orthe Union. Tho
attcstatlous Of the clear and decided superiority OF
the Dormant Balance over oil other methods, III
cndc The testimony Of The fret Surgeons, Physloo
gists and Physicians IN the Union, rs well as of Paris
and London TPp,tidgiOn. ~ {. FSb. %. 1881
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
No Mistake.

E+7OR Judkins Ointment prepared nv Jn.uf;-7, -
= a~I" ~ --.--, = uUdr above The Bell Ia
vern, where large supply of the true and genuine
article, direct from him. may always be found I
shall not reduce the price of this article at retail but
70 persons who may purchase to sell sgan will sell
at such price Will be considered very liberal dis
count Fl. c. MCNAMARA.
n Office The Rev Mr.. Thomas, from Penn.
~ syivania, viii preach at the County Courthouse
On he cast part Of this city, this evenin. at half past
O'Clock: and also at the same hour and place every
evening N the Week And, also at the Capitol, eve
~ SUNDAY at II O'Clock, \. NJ. till further notice.
M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

COIL! COALtt COHL!i!
TFtIE Subscriber has the pleasure to inform his
Il customers and the citizens generally, that he Is
receiving good supply of Coal by the Canal, which
will be sold at the old price of 10 cents per bushel
Orders left at his Office, Coal Yard on the Dock
will be punctually attended to.
feb la-lnf PRENTIS CHUBB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
BIGGER'S PR1zE OFFICE.

nRAWING Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery
- No. 4:
II 10 e. 80 / 60 % Ct 90 DC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
MANAGERS OFFICE.
THIS DAY
Dismal Swamp Canal LOTTERY Class No. >, to be
drawn in this city, THIS DAY, at the Eagle Hotel
at o'clock IN the afternoon

I TIckcts 8, halves 30, qnlrtCfs I %.
/ Tickets for sale az tins Olicc either by the pacl,
age, or at retail YATES IL MCINTYRE.
/ mar Managers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
YiNsOssz' tie Tartar.

III which the beautiful Stud of Horses will be intro
duced.
Timour, Khan Of the Alghan lar,ars alr Dean
OSlou father 10 IimOIE Lyons
bemeddn, Richardson
Abdelec, Miller
Octar. Wood
Ng rival o C5 ss"'"'e' Ness Blackburn and Mcclure
A5 2o r"i Fses M5' Sasrs 4a'i Ssa S'''"
Hoeas"' Nle::' Cullen Hess. Blackburn, FoSsG, Downs,
Description IF Scenery, IncideR's, Sc.
ACT I-ScENE /.
Grand procession OF Horida, the Princess of Min
Crclla, attended BY her officers and escort
Military Band.
SCENE III.
Splendid procession to Tournament under a triurn-
phal arch, cut expressly for the occasion through
the back of the stare Tmour Z0rilda and Sc
lima, enter in the car OF triumph, drawn by
horses three abreast. Grand Combat, on
horseback with spears, and on foot with
broad swords, by the two rival Chief.
tains. Kerim and Sanbalet.-Kc-
rims horse is sain.-Fhe great
sagacity OF this noble animal
displayed i'll the agonies
Of death.
ACT 2--ScENE |.
Timours bridal chamber.--The fortress bell amour
ccs mdnight.-Agib's narrow escape from
the dagger OF Timour.
Act 3--Scenc Last
Exterior of Timours's Fcs"esS Oesleged by the
Geornons rr-s-ur threatens the life OF Xorilda
r. @,Uiu MS dagger she throws herself from the
battlements into the waves of the Caspian.
Agib, mounted on his courser, punges into The water
and rescucs hrs mother.
The horse is instantly seen dashing up the surprising
WAT r FALL!!
With Xorilla mounted on his back, accompanied by
Agb.
General combat of horse and foot The horses
storming the Castle!! Urged by their riders the
noble animals leap against the wall; and with
the assistance of the Batteriug Ram
force the barrier. The piece con-
clutcs with the overthrow of
Tnour the preservation
of Iorllda.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04

l ace of the
URNPIKE GATE.
Sir Edward, Mastot Mercer.
Crack, Master James Mercer.
W!,h the songs of "Wlth Merry Tale" and The
Hungry Fish
Robert Maythorn, Miss Jane Mercer.
Peggy, Miss Mercer
With the song of lin Quite the Thing"
The whole to conclude with by very particular de-
SIRE The
COMIC GLEE
(in character of Bavaran glrs) of Buy Broom, By
Miss Mercer. Miss Jane Mercer Miss Harriet
Mercer, and Miss Charlotte Mercer, aged
years and half
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-04
LOTTERIES.

MICKLE'S OFFICE.
nRAWING of the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
~ No. /.
II 10 CO so C3 So I'll % 80.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16
ANOTHER PARODY

On the dissolution of the Cabinet.
NOT drum was heard nor funral note
As we all from the Cabinet hurried;
Not soul of settled his farewell shot
For both CIPHER and unit were worried.
we Quilted him darkly at dead of night
Our coats and our tails all turning,
ny the Struggling beams of our Throops "sma light
With patriotism dmly burning
Few and short were the prayers we said,
But we all were o'erfowing with sorrow,
for wed stedfastly gazed at our Cabinets head,
=, ana ne swore we must leave the morrow.
40 useless scribes now confined his breast
Nor cabinet chickering's bound him.
But he sat like chieffan who'd lSilPd all the rest
With his martial cloak around him.
we thought as we left his narrow views,
:, When he'd finished his grand reformation
no" the Toe and the stranger would laugh DER the
news
what scramble there'd be for our station
Lightly they'll talk of him now we are zone
And Just as before they'll upbraid him;
but nothing he'll reck if they let him sit on
In the chair which our faction has made him
But half the Augean taSkwas done.
None knew the old Hero's DESIGNING
When the shock like the sound of a random c,n
Told the world we all were resgninp
Slowly and sadly we then laid down
Our keys, which will soon end his story,
For he'd lcrote not line, not an act was his o,rp
Nhcn we LETT him alone in his glory
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

VIII long cherish sentiments OF gratitude Tho 49,,
was had the Goth May last, resulted in yed.
OF the jury in favor of Air. F. for $780, the full ,mo,s
of his claim. $3.50 uno
hr. tebrown has yet TO learn the real cause Of hi.
removal from Office The state of his accounts can
not be urged the pretex because until after his S;s
sMrge no human being except the Hon. Mr. Soutbor6
hlu ever seen them. The law constituting the BoarS
P9ea the disbursements entirely underthcr control,
ano no person. the Commissioners ever claimed
a.epted to exercise the least authority whatever re-
10 the disbursements the manner of keen;nr
the accounts. Va hooPi's
rom the 4th day of March, 1929 to the dav of his
I;lpt rom Office, MIR. +. had opportunity to ex
, ms accounts to the Board had he cons;derea
oAhloinon necessary: other matters perhaps of
iofe general concernment, occupied the attenfnn ~
the Secretary of the Navy; and probably the tho o.
eioe,s were equally intent acquiring knowledro
assumed. ' u se"efa'y
For the.use "the opposition prints,n NAV mako 90
te CASE Mr. r. certainly cannot be held respos;h,e
re was In public service nearly twelve venrs Co,
when he received, all told, about thirteen tonsnnd
dollars For the period of seven years preceding tbe
summer OF 1928 when he permitted to visit HE
ageo father, in Maine he had not passed one n;git
out OF the City ofWashington-He took no part in no
ntcs'|that he had his political preferences. we nre
5uiie ne VIII not deny. He endeGuored to perfrn1 liz
uuty 10 the public and to his neighbour he f,;icl !;
my particular, it is because he belongs TO tho b,
IT is submitted TO the Editor of the Enonirer ,,h.,h
OK not ms sense Of justice will prompt him to give this
statement place in his paper. Fred 1rena ''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

indeed be marvellous if they should tolerate such be
cility as now prevails in government.
ne then addressed the convention the subject of
the late change in the cabinet 1t pretty well
derstood before Judge s. left Washington, that there
must be change. AS regards the Secretary of State
nc had no Ill feeling towards him. they had always been
personal friends. But that officer had it was generally
understood, acquired tho ascendcncy over the inbc
che old man who filed the presidential chair. Mr. Van
Buren admits that his staying office would injur the
reelection of his chief Mr. Eaton had, it seemed. been
rather eoercea into office The Secretaries of the Trea-
sury and the Navy had withdrawn because as it
ed the other had taken into their heads to resign
Thus 1t seemed, that as they in as unit" they
must go out as unit" The mbecility of the Presi-
dent would make American in a foreign country
hang his head with shame.
lie spoke at some length of the controversy between
jackson and Calhoun. He thought that every one
who road the correspondence would say that on one
side there was idiocy or madness
AFTER some remarks in which he urged the necessity
OF union and sacrifice of local considerations on the
part OF the oppoSers of the administration unless they
were willing to submit to another four years govern
nent OF The present powers-he concluded by an able
and eulogium the talents patriotism of Hen
Clay and expressed his sincere wishes that he might
be elevated to the presidency.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16
BRESTOE ESTATE,
Sas esee county Of Prince Fye5Iyi<x,D
FOR SALE

F
pursuance of the power vested IN tho pos;,o,.
M ana directors of tho Literary Fund bv an act rs
inc general Assembly passed 25th February atbo
1ishg the sale OF the Bristoe tract of land in the
by the said President and Directors for the S1
any portion OF the said tract until the 10th dav
her next, ~ uay "a Octo-
he annexed extracts from the law will shew the
conditions required of the purchasers
Persons offering proposals will consult their o,,, ron
ney. ~ me-
The Bristoe tract contains by survey 6de4 ocres tb
greater part OF which is under leases whic CHI will exnye
IN the year 1S49, and which are subject TO an annual
rent OF about 25, 900 pounds of tobacco
by order of the President and Directors Of tho
Literary Fund
"a De IL further enacted, That il shall he the dnt
VI te said PRESIDENT and Directors, to require of the
puacnasef or purchasers of the said tract bonds with
St personal security, payable to the said Pres.
anu birectors, together with deed or deeds of
trust on the estate sod secure the payment of the
purchase money and interest; which bonds SO taken
sha bear interest from the dates thereof And all per
sons VINO shall fail to paw into the treasury ann,,.iI
within SIX months after the same shall heco,o H. az
interest which may accrue on their said bonds shall
all claim to the credit given on their purchases
hlo Inc principal shall thereupon become due and be
recoverable by the said President and Director. WITH
all interest in arrear, by motion to the General conr+
Oh ten DAYS notice of the time of making such motion
OF tne payment thereof enforced by proceeding ON the
o aeeos OF trust aforesaid, at the discretion Of
I the SAID President and Directors.
3D. Be it further enacted That all nersons boo,,;n
purchasers OF land under the provisions of tb;s act
snail have the privilege of paying the amount of the
purchase money at any time.
4ti. This act shall be in force from tho noss;,o
thereof ~ P1''''is
may - 2aw ids
W The Editors of the National Intelleencer and of
INC fhenx will publish this advertisement
tiGea eel until 10th Oct next and send their hills
10 the I'd Auditors office for payment