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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
DIR. @. MUN : 0H,
Surgeon Dentist.

4 opposite new Presbyterian Church end about
~ twenty steps above the Post Office, where eve
y variety OF operations performed upon lils
TEEIH on the most approved principles and ystal
The greatest ease and dohCacy.
DR.. NJ. has just received from London parcel of
very scpcror IncorruptibIc Terth which he will SGT
ether with gold clasps springs on plyots at low
pri-c and warrant hem for many years.
IL Two more students will be received for tbr
purpose Of giving hrm perfect knowledge lhcorct
lcaIy and practically in the science of Denial Sur
gerry. inn G-eoq,
M ISS VALUE, WIN sentiments of hrh rcspc,i
I've solicns the patronage Of her friends nj a Min.
lnturo Pwnicr.-F5r her first patrons she will take
them at the reduced price of ten dollars and no
charge made, where satisfaction is not given
bliss Value Is NJ Mrs. Dupuys. and will ips,rrr,
on" class moro Of young ladies' in drawing and min
ung' u immediate application is made
doc fJCd IF
q IOMBS.-Jus received a new SUNNY of sbcIl
" tuck and side combs Try
ALSO: RrnAlan quill back or can combs--.c-
G,'hrr with every other description of combs An
"i winch will be sold at the lowest prices INV
GRANNISS, SON g. BROTtIERs
At their Fashionable Snoe and Comb SlcTc
Corner OF Main and iIih Streets
ian Sign Of the Goldrn Comb
CANDLES 90 boxes Bridegroom c0ndIc----,.o,- -
~ superior 40 IN a box-for ale hv ,
IN OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

NJ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Tho Rev
j. u. PrrKrN has returned from Phadcphia. and will
preach ~ 'hc Capitol To Morrow, az II o'clock.
d" I" '"u a. ""c'ock' T. NJ jan @
or CHRIST CHURCH.-Thercw will be
10 service IN this Church 70 Wor-oy ;sne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

A CARD.-Nr SHAws next Lecture on Chem
"a stry. is unayoidaby postponed until Friday Eve
ninp. January 18th. Jan lit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

A Il meeting Of tn" Manager. appointed To su
"A prrIntond che Balls the ensuing season AZ Tern
schor' Hall the following regulations were adopted
Members t the l. gslatutp. and non-rcsidents In
DC admitted by paying the sum Of 81 so
Rcsldcn of town. not regular subscribers TO raw
the sum of s..
Any gentleman, who IS not a subscriber and who
may wlsh to .1bscTlbr, can do 40 by making appca-
tion 70 any O.; he Managers
'fuuMks RircHtE, ] G.. FLoYn
JArFS ERwitNs. Z. w. iIAx,,r
BERNARD PEYToN R II. ANDERSON
WILLIAM GAIT. ID FfNBERIAKF,
JANrs LY ~, w. :. ScoTr,
ARcuiBALp TAYLoR, J. w BRrcKENBRoUGH
JiNEs Gar, 81 A MYERs
THouA. GHrENE, d. y. NoRroS,
.EIapgEys.
y. Il. Subscribers can obtain tnc- Tickets 90 ad.
mission az any day at O. tho 9Th prox., by making
application TO VI BUs-ioux.
The fr.t Ball val axe place Tuesday noxt no
ith January. ian l--eo3td2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
fl COrE.

AIR. CARPENTER informs ,he citizens OF
I'VE Richmond, that more applicants for Book
keepingo Penmanship, will be roceivcd after Mon
day
N. b. The highest price will he given Cor miner
ais, iusils, coins &c SC duplicates exchange.
Apply at the Office or Washington Tavern.
ian CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

"A FOR RENT
fs.s.A \ convenient large and handsomely
Isssi%k9 finished residence for ccnlccl ismIlywlth
Ezsszze all Cccssnrv ConycnlcnCcs. Oh 18th street
near F.. street The ground Coor has been rented
hitherto for al oiice, ami will be- rented separately
from tie upper part. Terms will he made known by
applying TO JOHN ALLAN.
Who wishes to IIIrc Gardener. for The ensuing
year. To person of saul and industry, Of honesty
and spbercty, terms will DC liberal.
dec 3O--coit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

from The Ohio Sinie Journai ~ D,c 60
INDIANA
On the 18th inst The Hon. Er.rr6v Urvrr,,z,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
WILLIAM HOG9PTH

ViLLL4.N HOG.4RTH
R |. SMITH Qat- Calins \ Co.. ms inst 70
HI. c,Ivrd one cEpv q. jus
IHE WORkS OF WILLLa.V HOG4TH
from the OEIGIHAL PLATES restored h. M. H,,r
Esq A. with thu addition If many SUBJ CT. no.
oe'9re Collected, TO which arr pr-fix-d b .ersph.
zeal Essay on the Genius and Pr"duef,on. e w.
ana explanations of tn SUBJECTS of The Plates
by I'hn Nichols, Esq r. s. A, IN Elephant folio
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

NC present monument. was, on the 9Th ballot re-
-ec'.d by the Legislature of this s ate To the Sen
ate Of the States for the term Of SIX wear, from
the an of March next. RarLrFF Boos ESQ n de-
eidcd friend ofthe existing hdininis alton, wes his
principal opponent. go"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
RIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE

Tickets IS. halves . So quarters %.
u For sale III the usual great variety at the Ex-
change and Lottery Office OF
THOS B. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

NARRlED-In Somerset county Mo,r,a -
Tn ,, 2Sd Mt blythe Rev. Mr. Mckinney, Mr.. Henry
iURrIN' Of this City, to Mss MARIA HrrRy
daughter OF VIM. Pollirt, Esq. of the former place
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
Mickle's Office.

Mickle'S Office.
Drawing of the VIRGINIA STATE LOTTE-
RY, No |:
90 65 As 80 g IS 25 50 II.
THIS DAY.!
W New York Lottery, drawing will be received
TO. mnrrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

GREEN COFFEE so bag prime green Rio
~ coff; e large bean iu,t received fer sale by
jan G-3' OFFS. DUNLOP & Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

( tANDLES 90 boxes Bridgeport candos--,e =
-an5 OTIS, DUNLOP g. ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

Tickets S5-EaIvcs . 50--Quarlers %.
For sa'" at f. MlCKLES,
Jan Next below the door of the EaGle Ho,e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

n EWARk CIDER 10 Barrels Newark CIDER
L lot sale by I. II. DREW. Agt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

Ut The great questions forced upon public at
tention by the late events in Southam pton, are ex
citing much socitude and investigations in differ
ent parts of the State. There seems to be gen.
oral expectation, general wish, that the APP
preaching Legislature shall take the subject into
serious and solemn consideration. Upon the event
OF It's deliberations hundreds of the most valuable
OF the citizens of Virginia are awaiting to deter
mine II they shall continue her citizens, or aban-
don her soil. That which was esteemed too deli.
cate to mention, before the occurrences in South
ampton, is now freely and unreservcdly canvassed.
1t is desirable that the members of the General
Assembly, Should turn their reflections upon the
subject while yet at home, and ascertain as expli
citly as possible, what their constituents approve
that when the time for action arrives thew NAV
not as is too often the case, do nothing for fear of
doing wrong. Every man feels the force of Mr.
Jofterson's metaphor that we have the wolf by the
cara, and its increasing truth. There is a general
acknowledgment that something ought to be, and
must be done. 1t is not the non STAKEHOLDER, or
tho visionary PhsnthroPist, or the fanatic, who
now says this, but the mass of Shareholders them
selves 1t is their question, nobody else has any,
or but little concern with it; and we arc glad that
1t has both originated with them, and receives
their intense consideration
III nothing else can be done, something NAV at
least be effected in the Improvement of the Police
by which the powers now exercised by tho Patrole,
may be rendered y means of safety to the COM
munty, instead Of being the instrument of tyranny
and evaporation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
Tbe constitutional gMhto
Tuesday Ecc,ssss. Woe. 15.
MIR. WRIT

"o select from the Pennsylvania Whig tho
'f 81 Oh series of letters, addressed to Mr. Writ
ohoer tho signature of Cato; a signature not dis.
Honorcd by the upright and manly sentiments of
7his' the first No. which has thus far appe,red
we look to the continuation of the series with
no small degree of interest and CURIOSITY md g
'ho'e which follow shall sustain the reputation of
'ho hrst' to their producing impression on the pa
N1otism OF Mr.. Writ and his friends. IF Mr.
Writ aud his nominators shall become satisfied
That tho National Republicans cannot unto imam
h'm-from no want of preference for him over
jackson, or of admiration for his abilities or OF
respect for his qualifications and character. but
from the certainty that the united West, Ohio
possibly excepted, would be irretrevably detached
from their cause-if they shall become satisfied
'ha' their perseverance in tho attempt to elect an
Anti-Masonic President such, can result but in
one way, in their own overthrow and that of those
who upon National affairs hold the same opinions
with them that they thus exclude themselves from
JOINT triumph, play the game for Jackson, and
shut the door upon their second choice-if these
things are demonstrated, be deceived in anti
eiPatng from their patriotism the nominal sa crifce
but the real advantage of relinquishmen of their
present ground, or from their good sense the con.
cession to the force of circumstances
If we are challenged for this demonstration,
VIC reply that it will be given in time; not by u.s.
but by facts which will require no arpument or
comment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

GEORGIA.-Tho Legislature assembled at Mil
ledgeville on Monday the Th, when the Senate
chose TrouP Officers by majority of one, the
House by majority of Is or 30, thus showing the
Legislature to be of one school, the Governor of
another. No exceptions were taken to Mr.. Lump
kin's poll for informality. He was accordingly de-
cared elected by majority of 1442, and installed
OF the same day His political friends at NIilledge-
vile, had offered Gov Gilmer a dinner, which was
accepted
Gov. Gilmer's message is restricted almost entire
ly to the domestic concerns of Georgia, and is a
document of interest. It's principal recommends
tons, to prevent the issuing of bank notes I'M
der 5-a penalty in damages Banks rofusin 2
TO redeem their paper in specie, unless the holder
be agent of another Bank--to rebuild the Peniten.
tIary-to organize new county out Of the lately
acquired Cherokee Tcrritory-to simplify the cleo.
ton laws, and equaizo and reduce representation
in the Legislature. No nulliiicaton-and no Jack.
son cant.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

u The Lynchburg Vrginian, reckons it con-
elusive argument i'll favor of the expediency of es-
tablishng Mr.. Rives' paper at Richmond '.that the
subscription al that place. to the Lynchburg and
New River Rail Road-one OF the most gigantic
and splendid works of the age-was barely men
toned in the Enquirer, and even alluded to in
the Wing" We shall be happy, if any accidental
neglect on our part, has supplied an argument for
so desirable thing, the establishment of Mr.
Rives' paper. Nevertheless, we intended no dis
respect to the Rail Road, too ''ggantic" though
we think it. We are happy to perceive, that bet
ter Judges than we, consider that great enterprise
both safe and practicable; and now state, that
at Lynchburg, individuals have subscribed to the
amount of $500, 000-and that the voters Of the
town, by a vote of 1874 to 3, have authorised cor
porate subscription of 1000 shares or 800 600.
We hope to proptate the spleen of our friends
of the Vrginian, by the information we are ena-
bcd to give OF the prosperity of the Rail Road in
this City. The books opened yesterday, and
upwards of 400 shares of stock have been already
subscribed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
EzesOsa,ascls SyesNey College,.

The next session of fIampden Sydney College
will commence on the LIST November The ex-
penses, for fees to Professors board. roou1-rent,
and servants attendance, for the winter session
of six months, amount to $40 75-ior the sum-
mer session of four months, S57 %.
The faculty and the subjects taught are as
folews:--
1. Chemistry. Na,,ral Philosophy, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, by JONATHAN p. CUsH-
ING, President and Professor.
2. Mathematics, by PETER McVrccAR, Pro.
fessor.
3. Ancient and Modern Languages, by A l..
HOLIDAY, Professor.
4. Rhetoric, History, &c, by Rev. GEORGE
EATON.
The annual meeting of the Trustees, vii.
take place on The 28th and 2sth cf September.
The new wing OF the college edilice VII he
completed for the reception OF Students. by the
LIST November. WIN. S. MORTON,
sep 8-w9t SSecy of the Board of Trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

d3~ We omitted yesterday, TO ask attention to
the elegant paper put forth by the Albcmarc meet
ing, which the country reader will find in another
place; and TO correct mistake into which the meet
ing fell in reference 10 the day which the Con
vcntion will assemble at Baltimore. That day is
the second Monday in December, tho 18th of the
month-aud not the first Monday or the 9Th of the
month, as stated in the Albemarlc proceedings. II
is material that this should be Tecollcctcd.
Several counties have had meetings, whose pro-
cecdiDgs have not reached us, and we observe o.
theirs called in Rockbridge, Amherst, Bedford
Campbell and Nelson 1t is most desirable that Vir
gnia should be fully represented, and it is not toe
late for other counties yet TO make move. Tn,
Convention is attracting wide and emphatic atteu
tion, and IFS deliberations will certainly prove o
commanding interest
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
OFFICE OF ruu COLONIZATION SocrxrY. ,
washington. Nov 8 lSaI (

pegs leave To state to the public that a, the ny
"1"Iihg great EXPENSE M fitting an expedition for
nneI'a rom the Western States and larger enc ITO
Ir""y '"ee huntred emisrants) fom Wig MIA and a,
eIc Us want OF paper eopybpok,, states ink quill,
sheets with sets of class hooks. for the CO,
schooIs also OF cartridge paper, coarse ned flannel
paper for the use of the agency donations Of these a
WI he fully received and may be sent to John
" man, ESq Norfolk, b. Brand, Esq Rehmond VIM
kinson, ESQ Petersburg. Charles toward ESQ Rail-,
more George " Blight, Esq Philadelphia Nose. AIn
ESQ view YORK, Charles Tappan, Esq. Bosnn-,o The
ounce o, the Parent Society, Washington Other article.
nan NOSE above mentioned, such a, cotton eIo,h,
and hardware, aud kinds n( prov,on,
and soodswill be received and thank ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

randolph .macon Coiege-This institution. located
ooyd'on, III hlecklenbug county, under
and superntendence of the Virginia Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. glad TO understand
VIII shortly commence its preparatory operations under
he most encouraging prospects. Upwards OF 50 600 dol
ars nave been voun'a rily subscribed in Of its fun Is
and large additional sum will in all probability be nd
ed TO that amount. ~
The Board OF Trustees met Boyd,on on the 18th
inst for the purpose of appointing Presden, and uIo
the following gentlemen: va
John Emory, ID. ID. OF N. Y President, and Professor,
of Moral Science N"N ''''''
Rev Parks, (at present the stationed Minister Of
tics 49,
Landon C Garland, (now of Washington College. in
LeSngton) Professor Of Natural Science.
hnhert Emory of New York. Professor of Languages
he Preparatory School will go into immediate ouera
,i"n' under the superntendence of MIR. r. Emory
commencement will be held the 4ta of july next
Ana the first session of the Institution will commence
about the 1st of September next
we are Informed that the several Professors are emf.
nenty qualified To discharge the duties of their appoln,.
ments-Lynchburg Yirginian
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER eth, 1881.
Stokes d Smith VS.. The Upper Apponattor
Company.2Upon an appeal from a Judgment Of
she Speror Court of Law of Henrco county
Arguments concluded by G.. Johnson and ] Ro-
bertson for appellants, and u. w. Leigh and r.
Stanard for appellees
Adjourned till tomorrow, 10 o'clock.
TUESDAY, Nov. 9th, 1891.
Warner vs. E1oiRg.-UPon an appeal from de-
cree pronounced by the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry held at Wythe ourt-House.-Decree re-
Terssd
Jdcksons admir- vs. Henderson, aohs sues. &c
Upon an appeal from judgment of the Supe-
rior Court of Law of Henrico county.-PartIy
argued by C.. Johnson for appellant.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9th.
HGns6Tough VS.. Ih0m.-Upon an appeal from
Judgment of the Superior Court of Law of Gull
pepper county.-Judgment affirmed.
Jackson VS.. Lig0n-Upon an appeal from
decree pronounced by the Superior Court of
Chancery held in Richmond-Decree reversed.
Jackson VS.. HenderSon-Further argued by r.
Stanard for the appellee.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock
THURSDAY, Nov. 10Th.
Chu6b VS.. Anderson & Barr.-Application for a
supersedcas-reiected.
JGckSon'S Idm'r VS.. Henderson, ,oho sues, de-
Re-arguments concluded by G. Johnson and b.
w: Leigh for appellant, and II. Stanard, for aP-
Peec.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock.
FRIDAY, Nov. 11th.
Mutual Assurance Society vs.. Yaughdn &c
Upon an appeal from decree pronounced by the
Superior Court of Chaneery held in Williamsburg.
Partly argued by.P. v. Danlcl and C.. johnson
for appellants.
NJ. 4. Society Brooks, dc Upon an appeal
from decree pronounced by the Superior Court
Of Cbancery held in Willamsburg.-Partiy argued
BY P V. Daniel and G.. Johnson for appellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock.
SATURDAY, Nov. 18th
Jdckson's adm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
Tcrsed and cause sent back.
Giuidrs VS. Heths cr'or, and same Nicholson.
1dn'E-Upon appeals from decree pronounced
by the Superior Court of ChanccrY held in Rich
mond,-Docketcd and dismissed by consct.
NJ a. Society VS.. Vaughan, Dr. Arguments
concluded-P. V. Daniel and 6. Johnson for appel
iants, and B.W. Leigh for appellee.
NJ a. NocteiV vs. Brooks, 6c.-Arguments
concluded-P. V. Daniel and G. Johnson for
aPPelants-No counsel appeared for the appel
lees.
Adjourned till Monday next - O'Clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
HARDWOOD SCHOOL,

VIE exercises of this School, for the epsu-
hg year, viii commerce the 18th day Of ia
nuarY' and terminate tie 18th of December fol-
'1whg The course OF instruction will include
oi' me various branches of English Educa-
i"n' together with the Latin language Terms
lpf o"a =, tuition, lodging and washing, will be
7'o' Tor the scholastic year Of ten mouths, and
no student will be received for sher,er period.
= ne number OF boerders wlil be limited to fiftv,
subscriber, and tn by MIR. Jeff.r,., spindle,
the assistant Tutor, who resides at n healthy
.uusilon' about half mile distant Great at
le"'lon VIII be paid to the morals OF the students.
anu hohf ever 10 years nf age will be received,
'";,t satisfactory testimonials can be produced
T'tn 'eghrd 10 correct department. Letters adj
dressed to the subscriber, near Sumeryille Eau
aulcr county, will receive prompt attention.
heV iz--iaw3m G.. TACKETT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

FANATcIsM.-Mr. Porter, portrait painter, who
has for few weeks past been engaged i'll this viii
lage, attended the four days meeting here and was
seriously impressed. His intellect is now prostra-
ted, and he has become perfect fanatic. lie went
to Boston on Sunday last to make spiritual commu.
nications to DIR. Beecket. Previous TO his depart
ure, he urged that child recently buried should
be dug up, confident that he had been invested with
power from God, to re-animate him. Humanity
and philanthropy weep the multiplied and null
tplying instances of mental alienation i Essez
(MasS) Chronicle.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
eE.JS"y'Es.@E Egspg,nE

The subscriber will carry the above establish.
ment, and hopes to meet from generous public
liberal encouragement, as he cill devote the whsle
every exertioR IN his power ts rive gen
oral satisfaction to those who may favsz him With
their CUSTOM that neither pains ozpsass will
be spared to make every thing comfortable aad
convenient his table will at all times be llaI WITH
the delieaces that the market affords and his STA
bes with the best Of food, with experienced and at
tentiye ostlers. His charges will be as N oderate
as any other similar establishment in the City. lie
has fallen from his prices to the following, For
man and horse per day, 81 50; horse, one nipht.
so cents, and any longer stay will be rated accord.
ing to the stay. should like TO accommo late n
few more yearly Boorders.
ISHAM PUCKETT.
RroHaoND, October 81, 1891. 2awgt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
THE LAST OF NAT.
The Norfolk Herald of MONDAY contains ,b

l nc Norfolk Herald of Monday, contains the
following notice.
TAr tuRNER.-This wrctchcd culprit oxpia.
1u ms crimes (crimes ut the bare mention of which
tue eiood runs cold) Friday last. Tile BETRAYED
no emotion but appeared to be utterly reckless of
the executioner in the performance ofhis duty -.
iiec'seIy ut IL O'Clock he launched INTO eter
mere were but few people to see him
nangeu. tAPropos-thc Albany biographer of negro
,a, WIN please to remember that Nat was
nv. torn iiinbiess by horses, but simply changed
oy inc neck till he was dead."-He may say, how
ina, General Nat sold his body for dissection
ana spent the mony in ginger cakcs.l
gentleman ofJerusalem has taken down his
confession, which he intends TO publish with an ac
carate likeness of the brigand, taken by Mr.. John
CFotoey, portrait painter of this town. to he lytho
sraphed by Endieon f. Suett, of Baltimore.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
TxDCUTOg,s SALE.

WXTiLL be sold ut public Au~ ion, to the
w highest bidder, Monday The I2rh
day Of December next, at Lebanon. the former
'esidcnce Of Henry Il. Christian, decd o,
Charles City, " fair, if not, The first fair day
thereafter, the stock NJ horses, cattle. sheep
and hogs, household nrd kitchen furniture.
plantation utensils, and crop Of corn. fodder.
7a's peas, Sc. belonging to The deccdcnl's
estate.
TERMS OF SALE For al sums exceed
ing ten dollars. n,nr months credit WILL DC given
wi.h interest from the dav Of sals which wi
bn rcml'tcd If punctuay paid. and Tor AL sums
Of ten dollars AID under, cash will be required
Of the purchasers. All persons having clalmi
against the estate, arc desired To present then
for settlement and all those indebted are re
ouesicd to settle the same.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN
WILLIAM r. WALKER. executors
no ID IawtIs