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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

iniefndl Impeachment. I'VE learn, from tina
last abingdon Republican, that the conyeo.
''on al tsi'IiSllle (Scon eouribouse) was held
on Monday the 18TH inst. Twenty.fye delegates
from kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia. al.
tended; and many more would have heeo
present but Tor Misunderstanding as to the
time of meeting. The Republican saws:
The proposnionof the gentlempn from South
Carolina, for The extension Of n rail rosd iron
ramoen 10 some point Va {. Tennessee. does
not meet the views of the people af this Couo-
~, or OF those bordering upon il. We are
however inclined 10 think that il such commn-
nicatlon could lie made, II would he of great
yer advantage than most persona are willing 10
anmn, or have any conception of. Such com :
mun'caiion would Certainly have a tendency
20 unite more strongly The interests Of the
oon'hern States. white il would enable iliPm
TO carry on lucrative usde a,th each 9th
eT.
II seems very certain that the pponie Of Tho
west are determined 10 wait ~ longer Tor their
eastern brethren to move IN the work OF inter-
nal Improvement They now perceive, that
unless The west moves vim her own strength
that nothing will be accomplished. They have
'hree different outlets, proposed tor Iheir con-
s'deralion. The route through Scott 10 the
steamboat navigation on the Sandy River
the rall road to Camden and 10 Charleston 5.
c. and the rail road from the Teaue-eee line 10
Lynchburg. We hope they nsy turn Their at
'ention TO the one That viii ne most benz fical
to the wants and interests OF this section Of
country.
Ibe ehizens OF Richmond propose IN i'm
prove the James River, go as 10 admit thips to
sail To RiChmanJ The IL IN i've
BILE, g. can be. accomplished a, moderate ex.
pense. The Improvement Of The River above
Richmo nd is also spoken Of, which il accom-
plshed, will render the communication he
I" cen Richmond aud Lvncbhurg, easier and
with more safety tban heretofore. II these un.
provrments are accomplish.j ,and the rail road
to the tennessee lns made, the people OF the
west can have direct line OF communication
o the sh ores oil the Atlantic.
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.Jnne9

I'd uRSUaNr to decree OIL lne superior
Sa Court oil Chancery, for the Lyncbbuee
District, pronounced on "Wednesday the grdf
day Of %ossnnbef, 1880 n the cnse OF r. ppes
rs. Roberts !, the Undersigned, Mnrshal OF tie
sail court, vii sell Tor ca,b on l69i,dny The
7lh ia, Of July, 1881. II fan # nj tue ue1l
TAR day, btiof, ais oi!ico door, IN Inc town oil
Lynchhurg, H. interest oi Samaai Roberts IL
The estate U, his deceaa,d laiarr, En.cN
Robert. IA. HoLCOMBE, Barshal.
I'm" .. ut,s
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Valuable town Property for
Sale,

! WISH 70 s,,i 'h.ee Houses and Lots In the
4 town Of LyuchburP, situated ms follOws A
single stored wU1d tenement, on 10th street.
suitable for tbe accommodation offw0 iam.lirs
a Two story BIRCH house, ~ The junction ot 6fa
street X third alley ,uow IN the occupancy OF SIR
Thomas Jones.-A.sp.a II gle.siofY oIlck huu :
o. ihIrl ailt,, now IA the ocCnpA ,cy oi Mr.
Clorr-ut Jeanmg'. These are ell co mort nj
situations for faulty residences and may be
Ind on reasonable terms. Persons wishing TO
purchase vii make Application 10 J. I. Mason.
PETER ELLIOT,
nv
J. I, MASON
June 80 "a
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June 80.

I'D PURSUANT TO decree of the Superiot
~ Cour, of Cnanoety, held a, Lynchbu'g
pronounced on the l3h day Of May, 1881,
a SUIT therein depending between William Chin
ton, stephen Chiffon and others, plaintiff. AMI
jams Marin ard others defendants the nnd
detJgnod, Marshal of the said Court, wall, on
the l2th day OF July nrxi, it tar, If not lhr
next ta'r day, proceed 10 sell, upon the premi.
ses, near The Lung Mountain, Campbell coun-
~, aud contains about Twelve Hundred acres
sell hy way OF public auction To the highest
bidder, on credit Of Que, iva aud three yehrs
the real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elder, died seised, and winch was moi disposed
OF by his will. The purchaser or purchaser
will be required 10 give bond, with approved
security for the pay ment of the purchase mo
ney, end he tie vii he retained as u further
security, subject 10 he resolt in case deiaolt
shall be made IN the payment Of the purchase
money, or any part thereof.
IA. ioLCOMBE, Nrshal.
Jhne9 Iilds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

u On Monday la., Robert {. Mitchell, rs q
was re.appouted Clerk OF the County Cour, Of
thus Mitchell s. G a. Wingdeid 7, Josech
Wilson 3. On the 2d ballot Mitchell received
II aud Wing6eId -Four magistrates 40
sent
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New York Wholesale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
REMOVED.

TnII subscriber ltns removed hi, establish.
- msn' from No. is5 Maiden Lane TO n.
spacious Store, No, 1873, Peatl.,treaf. OVER
Messrs Hyde, Cleveland L. Co.-wbere he
VIII Keep constantly on hand, much more
extensive assortment Than formerly. The styIc
make aud materials Of The Clnaka Will br
greatly Improved. aud viii be sold NJ about ,ba
same Inv prices those OF the las, season. ~.
ms also an hands, large asso,tmen, of low
PRICED Clothing, Wade in good style, esf fesslv
for the Southtrn snd Western trade thai hilI
be sold At ahc0t he nsusl prices II the most
lnierlor quality. Also, an assortment OF Stoke
~rh many other desirable articles, Tboes
who wtll take lhe trouble 10 examine this stock
Of Goods will probably satisfy Themselves that
they csnnn' selec, the same.amoun, from any
stock IN tho city Thai will be a safer or moya
desirable pUrthats--ior ssle by
~ CONANT.
No 1873, peatlnrcei, New yoyL
TFhbS-Stz mouths for approved notee
pnyobo at Banks in good standing IN any mar,
o. the connty---s months Tor city ncceptane,,
or per cent discount for cash.-In ain esse.
waere the time is extended, interest will he
charged, at the rate of d per cen, per nnnum
any Goods purchased ~ this EstsbIisbo,a,,
that do not suit tho Market for wl,ich dr.
we're intended will be exchanged for n,her
FIG
Npfh 20 wI2wjf
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cAaYI roR WnDAA.
'vhe Aynehburg .Miils

n RE now ready for the reception Of The
IN new crop OF WHEAT. Our friends and the
FrTmrrs generally mr." respectfully requested
:, see Us belora disposine of their crops, "s we
are disposed 10 make such offers as " ~ be
satisfactory to them
r. 6. We are about errch"g Lumber fouse
on main street, neai the on o" t''e', or me r.
W ,,n. ~ Wbest-which will obvihte the in
carvrnience nd SOMETIMES difficulty ofgeIdng
10 the mill With IT.
lime 49, Va
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FATHER oUTwITTED;
OR
THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE.
LATISH
Il IL RE v A H. p.
KYLE ~ BORLAND

u In ~ Bbk1Z u n 10
I'D EoPECfFULLi inform their friends
n d aud the public, TINT they have just reeet
we'd direct from New York aud Philadelphia.
additional supplies OF Staple aud Fancy ooohs,
which render their esso,tmenl NJ present large
and complete
Among the new arrivals, are tho following,
case splendid now stylc Prints, variety of
pnlterns
80 pieces 4 aud Cd combre md Cambria
Muslias
10 pieces esire fac 6 4 Jaconet
- d. Bell Rbbona, new and beautiful pni
lefns
dora srlendhi Ses. Grapes al Collars
10 pieces fne kcuting, Warranted al superior
, do RlauiOness beat black ifalian Lus-
tring
very handsome assortment fancy coloared
Grapes and Grape Leisws
! dozeu extra size shell Tuck Combs
do MEDIUM do do
u do EXTRA bilo do
81 boxes hest PuGs
2 pieces Black prunflln--n new anl handsome
article for Genhemens sumner wear
pieces Extra Brown Drilling
DO while do
| 2 " very beat white Naisenles
10 Extra fine Brown H1land
B Bales German mad British Oznnbnrps
pale Is licklenbnrgs, very superior nttl'
10 bales Domestic Gnods--conprising good
assortment az 3 4 4 Il aud ID bleached aud
Brown Dcmeatcs
10 pieces very stout Blue Drilling
% do Hamilton stripss
few pieces "A led Ticking
An extensive assortment ot Cotton Yarn, hom
the Petersburg Factory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

u We mentioned, in our last. TINT Mr..
Van Buren, had declined an invitation
10 Public Dinner rendered to him 10 the city
OF New York. 1t is fact deserving of special
notice, in this day Of Reform, when public
Officers were expected 90 abstain from ming
Ing IN the politics of the day, and TO conline
themselves to their official duties that OF thA
as'y-'wo individuals who signed the letter OF
invitation, forty eight were otiice-holdefs !!
'ommem on this fac, would be like addng
perfume TO the violet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

Travelling Cnbinet.-The President Of the
INST. in the Steamboat Potomac, on a visit to
Old Poini Comfort. We hope he will fnd
comfortable relief from The domestic troubles
which have grown OPP to pefpiex him in the
discharge Of his public dutes-and which, by
The wsy. have assumed such a degree of i'm
por'unce as entirely to eclipse the affairs OF
State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

IL The refusal by Air Insham TO accept
Mi. Eat9n's crallaeg is ase.'hed by PEI sous
snorani Of The iormer gentemans character,
tpso"ardice. This is unjust, because reiu-
ST. to heb 'iu IS no looger REGARDED as a
cuwardiy ac. The Norfolk Htraij asserts that
;e is opposed in principle, as are many other
men whose courage canuot be called IN q"es-
ton, TO the praclice OF dueIitng.
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" We.esrn fl ON tue ashing ton Telegraph
which, We presume, speaks D. anihor,ty. thai
Gpther publication, relative 10 ihr u allgu
a6upuc+s" which have prod aoed .svch a dis
graceful state ofth;ngs al Washington, may
.hotily be expected from Nj. tHg ham.
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June 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
RICHMOND, FRTDAY. .aPRTL s
TIE LEGISLAIURE.

The Judieis Bin was returned TO the House o,
Delegates on Wednesday-with various important
amendments. The Senate opose TO divide the Stale
into nine District and eact ID strict into too Cmcui
Two Judges to each Dislri,, aud OF the is TO
be iesd- mt u each cit cult. Ia else the Judge OF
one circuit be unable 10 hold III. term. II the IA
Judg- n the District is TO hold special term
IA may be, in place OF the regular term. Tue Chan
Gerry and Common Law juri'diction 10 b. vested in
each Judge, upon the principle OF IN one-Judge sys.
tenn. The original bill Of The House OF ,iegstes
HE Senates mendmeuis, was ordered by the House
10 be priut,d d.
mr. Leigh pledged himself to expose tho n.t on.
AID ahominahie propos hat contained ia the
amendments Messrs. Wi,cher and Gimcr inclined
TO different view Of the subj ct.-The pint-d bill
and ameadme uts, will be laid b. fore the House
-enc the discussion will pro- ably ow.
The re al, b. I'll - ali calculation
Yesterday, the ReUsnue Bal passed the House-the
taxes en- slaves, horses, aud Law ptocess,
duced, as 10 bring into the Treasury about ll0h less
OF the ave'sg. amount OF R4verue.-The .Ne,o Rip =
Rail Road bill has passid both Bran hes. rhe law
concerning H. lnqusnt aud forfeited Lud' interest
ing TO The We tern part OF Virginia, is published OF
| cur hrit page.)
:" Uhen ,cW The Legislature ,iss'2-It takes NOR,
OF the conjecurai sagaciiy than ev-n one of he wse
m n OF to East" IN. E3gland) possess, even to
guess the time. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
PROSPECTUS or
THE KANAW VIA BANNER

P"'''S'e' W. Cf"fe"0l' hdndtchd county, IN.
ny CAMPBELL T. WALKgR
YHNtIE RANAWHA BANNER is A J,uroaI ,sc.r,.
- W established, having advanced on. y 10 i,s ~ h
Number o. IL ia devoted to general and local ro,ic,
10 10 ofma'ion Of general interest 10 the comnni,v m
h'et"IuTe aud 9cience. IA connected with Federal
ma ate politics, lho otjec, Of the BANNER is IN
s"s aln principles, not men; TO serve our country and
no,hink nut our country Its character for fairness
and moderation u w. established
lie very extensive circulation in the Wssl espsei,I
W OF virginia, renders II a desirable medium Tor adj.
vetsirg for fose poss ssug interests in tbsf eonntrv
me kANAwHA BANNER is published weekly On
an imp rial sboe, Of gooi quality =, ss per arn1m II
Psii wrhio The yssF, and - II not paid until alter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

ambaugh was bsfofe the Senate. No nan stood bet
or recommended for good qualities and attention to
bo.ips.. The Inoiaas were remarkably fond Of him;
Al ON every occasion go expressed themselves. Blu
he Senate never acted uyou the epI ointment until
the day before they adjourned. How wa, the Presi
dent 10 anticipate such result agains, man so well
presented! how could he al the instant be able to
hnd ARCHER quaf ID person ready aud prepared to
ter on distant service! There al eInetive TO
satisfy the feelings Of these .avages In speech made
by the Head Chi>t to Col. johnson, he declared,
that unless Col. Stambaugh was permitted to return
with them they would allow TO accompany
them Col. Stambaush was therefore allowed to return,
only until the lakes are free of ice and open to
navigation, when will, depart. Until then, with view
% economy, they have been carried from this city into
the interior of Pennsylvania.
eve have received Intelligence, upon which We
can rely, that the Hon. ,misl ID. Inghan has been
remsred from the Tresury Department"
1.Nortolk Herald.
The Philadelphia Inquirer states, tina, il kno,cs The
to retire from the ,fce. NE eice these reports as
re get hem-We have no kao,ciedge whatsoever upc u
the subjsc'-But we trust, that Mr.. l. will neither
be removed nor retire, without good csu,e--udepen-
dent OF all par Considerations.
" The Richmond Enquirer OF Saturday .ta.es, that
Mr. Tszewell has written letter, declining the honor
OF Pubic Dinner rendered 10 him in thai CITY. So
Public Dinner tcas offered to him."
We are indebted for this profound logical seqiftt
to the genius of the N. latelgcncsr Mr.. Il. has
declined the honor of public dinn.r-cf course, a
dinner must have been offered o him Has it no,'
THE CORRESPONDENCE
We are favoured with the following Correspondence
between the Committee (all with exception mem
bers OF the II. of d. and the Senators of Virginia
The spirit OF Mr.. TazewelPs letter is fine and adj
mirabie as we anticipated in our paper Of the 2nd.-
These are Seasons of high party excitcme nt'-and
while Mr.. Tazewe holds his own constitutional o.
pinons and knows how TO maintain them with his aisn-
gushed abilities, he feels the necessity of ALA wing in
stead oil exasperatng the excitement OF the moment
recommends hrmness. asfw M We
respect the sentiment:
RICHMOND, March 26, 1881.
Strive have been @epu,ed IA a committee on be-
balfof a number Of the members of the present Ge-
neral Assembly, and citizens of Richmond, 10 invite
you to Parake OF public dinner, be given at thi;
place, al such time will suit your convenience An
early answer is desir d.
Yours, very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
THE EXPLANATION

We are indebted TO "The w Globe of the 9Th for
the following satisfactory explanation-It explains all
the facts, and all the doubts we entertained
upon this subject The Globe will accept our thanks
Will il add to the favor?
We have unpleasant rumours about the removal OF
Commodore Sainhridge-lt has been attributed in the
Opposition prints-and in the private circles here TO
some offence that taken by Mr. Kendall the 4th
Auditor, to some letter received from Com. b. on pub.
lis business. The whole blame of the Correspondence
is thrown upon the 4ih Auditor; and much odurn, on
account of the removal upon the President What are
the facts Of the casel Our support of Cen jackson
will never permit us TO sanction any of his wrongs
His best friends ought never to disguise the truth from
his eyes-and much more, from those of free peo-
ple.-We, therefore, ask for an explanation before we
proceed TO censure the act:
trhe EliOr of the X chmOnd Enquirer, in late pa.
per, says:-
''The appointment of Mr. S.amsaueA a, Sub
Ageu. Of the lAIiaus, after he was rel .ctsd as Agent
by the Senate, 10 tribute of rsspect tor his services
ADD quai iics'ions, ca, as they may be- which, we
ihick, The Presidents bet er judgment ought 10 hav,
withheld"
Col. s,ambaugh has not been appointed 10 perform
the duties Of Agent Green Bay.-He could no, be &c
appoinied. He had ought on II Menomsnre In
disus, rude sod ignorant, snd who we're greatly a,
'aeh-d TO bin, and earnestly expressed wish to the
President that he might return with hem-ft would
not do 70 iruh these people distant jourue,
without some confidential man who could control them
Dssaiislacon and angry feelings toward, he govern
msnt migh have been the consequence for il was i'm
posgible 20 sx9lan to them Why, or how f. was, that
their Great Fa'her could keep their co,6uci or
with them IL be Pleased. Sides al an interview
had with ihe's Indians when tue tresy cor cluded with
them signed, and which was before the Ssna-s
acted upon the nomination, the President had said t.
them, that this Individual should 60 with them again
TO Their hom 2.
Under these c.rcumsisnces, Col smbaugh goes
back, merely employed 10 take these indians
home n holds no commission or authority whatev-
or, to superintend Indian eorceros, or 10 act a. an
Agent, 81 Green Biy.
During the whole wiptor the nomination Of Col.
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NEW DRY GOOD ESTABLISHMENT.

OF7'.'U UH IIs D II Hs'du'J IN thH Store Main
stree, formerly orcuued ny KYLE md Cochran.
81 NOCHRAN, BARNES AND PATTERSON r..
~ Pectnlly begs leave to inform their ields and
nt Pu.lc' 'ha,'hey are at pc ent engaged in open.
ing AID arranging a large and general ssso. Inn n, o.
Suing ana Summer Staple an Fancy Dry Goods
when hey wi ofe: at ihe above stand IN TUESDAY
next ne 9th insia9 The pnaip4i part Of their put.
chases have been made al aucd sales in Tho IL -,
Of ne" York and Pill delphs, from the latest impor
tat. ne. Az that new, fashionable aud sea,onable
may on conf emily expected al the mes redue d pri.
ces In anLo1neing the opening Of the present bnsi.
ness, u D. T. beg leave to invite The aut ntion If
me trends OF he former firm; with which the senior
pa nes OIL The Perent w, re connected No exettiop
mar ne wanting on their part 10 give sa'isac ion and
,s'ur' ninusnce Of the patronage which they have
hIh-t'o Ell yot. Fresh fIppli>s will be received
Teeky' 20 that heir sss,ftmsnt shall be at DO time
tn r supoy will he found 10 'u.urs iyer "a mem.
nP" o Il2-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

has said fer ,heu. Oat with II at once; hey will sus-
tsiD him. when did Virginia dessr, one o her tavo-
lee! 1.-The answer IL before us.-We Received MIR
rs spe Oh yet'iday morning--sni will hasten to lay
II sors our Te9dsrs in next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
NORFOLK, March 2s.h, 1881

JOHN TYLER, ore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
TOO LATEl

60, TOO LATE!
we suspects yot for distinguished zon and
Pcced Jursi who has voluntarily retired from eminent
IN tho public Service induces to lay tho following
cation before readers public dinner ought TO have been
gwen to such man is surely much TO grant his Ia
bours place in tho columns Of newspaper:
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
10 The Governor NJ Virginia go The present General
Issembly If Vuginid, and he People of Trgtnia:
The Governor 10 now in Office under The New Con.
'liuion, anil the Legislature adjourn without
giving him salary which will enable him 10 disc barge
his duties, unscs shall b. Gkan. Whether
mat coWee will be taken OF not, know not In my
opni)n justice TO the State aud TO the General AS
sembly require that IL should.
From the dayrie preson salary was established 10
he day. II bas been inadequate T. the support of the
oH;e and bow The General Assembly propose to usii-
~ to the people the raising their wages more than
dsuble what they we're when ihs Governors salary
vas fixed, and Which, during successive Legislstures
has cost he pc pie a, least hundred thousand
dollars, (S7O0 O00) al the time that that Of The
Governor IL LETT as Il was know not II members
OF Assembly caabol tcOyk for nothing and find them
seires, surely the Governor cannot. II an increase s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
BELGIUM

The conference which took place yesterday batuser
the MirhteT Tor F1regn Ali and he do pniie from
Belgium, accompanied by he Count de- esa NJ
firmsn kogisr, embrsc me most 0e'i us orgs,ions
ard lasted Tor nearly two hour. n the account W.
made ny The Goa. Powers % ne BelgisnS, tba, ,bey
should confer The crown upon Prince Chahss Of Ma.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

We have seen variety OF attacks lately m ade upon
Us by the Orposii ion prints-f'om aniIl.ry IT every
sprt OF cehbfe-trom an essay To 'quibi from a 36
poun Ter 10 popgun We much used 10 his spe-
cies ct "pap'r pallets. from the hands of adv
ries TO feel any thing like surpize indignation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02
hiay3l.

EDRISTOE ESTATE Ia the county Of Prince.
q . WHidDl FOR SALE-ln pursuance OF the
power vested 10 the President aud Directors OF the
Literary Fuud, by an Act ct The General Assembly,
passed 25 February last, authorizing tue sale Of the
B.isloe Trsci Of Land, iu the county Of Primes VII
Ian, prnporaIs riil be received by hs said President
and Directors for the whole, Of any portion Of the sad
roci, until The 10Th day OF OsIOber next
The annexed exWss;s hom tbe law, will shew ths
CONDITIONS required OF the purChasers
Persons offering psopO,ais, wiil consul, their own
convenience in fixing she iusslmoh,s OF the pureLa'e
money.
The Brsioe Tact contains by survey 6,4OI acres,
the greater port OF which lie undtf leases, Which
will xpire n the year 1919 AMI which subject 10
al snoual rent OF about % 900 pounds Of Tobacco.
BY order Of ihs Presiden, and Directors Of the Li,e
rary Fund. j BROWN, Jf. ID Aud.
2ad BE IL further enacted, That it shall be the duiy
Of the said Pfeidsn ard Di ecoTs 10 require of the
purchaser purchasers Of the said Tract bonds with
sufficient personal security payable 10 the said Prtsi-
dent and Directors, together with deed deeds Of
trust on .be estate sold the payment Of the
purchase money and interests, which bonds token
shall bear interest from the date thereof And all persons
who shall fail 10 pay into the Treasury annually with
in six mouihs after the shall become due the In
eTesi which may their ssd bonds, sall for
et all claim TO the credit given their purchases, and
The principal shall ihefeupon become due, and be
coverabe by the said President aud Directors With all
interest 10 srrsar by motion TO the General Court,
ten days n0ics Of The time OF naking such notion
the payment thereof enforced, by pfoceedog the
deed deeds OF rust aforeSad at be discretion OF tbs
said President and Directors.
Bird. Be il further enacted, That all persons btcom-
ing purchasers Of land, under the p5ovioUs OF tI
shall have 'hs privilege Of paying the amount oi the
4lh This scl ,han he ia force from the psspins
thereof May II. 5-2awuOhOct
The Editors Of ,he Natons IDteiligenoeg aud Alex
audria PhWaix, will please publish the foregoing al
vertisen,ent, twso week until the 10Th Oct. next
and send h.r bills 10 the BUD Auditors Office io
payment