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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-27
PArRIoT.c BANK, WAsnINaT5S CITY.

April 10, 1924.
Messrs Maynard u Noyes.
Gentlemen: For the last year have been using
your black mki have been much pleased with il, aud
hare no hesitation in recommending i, 20 all who are
desirous ofgiviug permanency to their writing:
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Bots * shoes

Bots x shoes.
yISHE subscriber has just received an additional sup.
l. ply of Ladies', Gentiemen's, Misses, Boys and
Children's
BOOTS, BOOTEES, E. SHOES,
suitable for the season. which Will be scii very low
either wholesale or retail.
june 4 4. u HARMON.
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RIrK OF MIcHiaAy, DgTRo

RArK OF MIcHiaAs, DETROIT, July ;, 1850.
We have used ink. prepared from Nesss Maynard
u Noyes Ink PowRer, for several years past, add are
quite satisfied with it. It flows EASILY from the pen.
and has %iRiarey and p.rmancney ofcoor which arc
not commonly found in o'hernk
C.. e.. TN0wBRIpGE. Cashier.
Sold BY the msnufs cturers Boston, and b" boDksei-
ers ststioners hard merchants, ana traders gene
rally, throughout the United States
apr l1-1ay6m
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Seneca Falls Tract e Mount Eagle
FOR SALE.
u Will isvalusbletrses ofiand' calico
4 Falls Tract, containing
TOO Acves.

:s2s> Is situated near Alexandria, con
~ mands delightful view of the Potomac RI
NJ er, the City Of Washington, Alexandria, al
.&.>>the MARYLAND shore-lt contains about
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
SAVANNAH. Nov. 80.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 80.
The General Council Of The Cherokees lately
in session at Chatooga, without the limits of
Georgia. have appointed three delegates TO attend
at Washington during the ensuing session Of Con-
gress. by which the Phoenix says-"it will be
seen the Cherokees have NO intention Of surren-
dering at discretion, but are determined to assert
their rights to the last" The 1" message of John
Ross, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, :"
was laid before the council. 1t complains, as
usual, of the oppression of the State and general
Governments, and reviews the occurrences con-
nected with the controversy. but holds out no ex-
pectation of removal. Special agents are now
among them. sent by the President at the urgent
request Of Governor Gilmer, endeavoring to en-
roll the Indians for emigration. Whether sue
cessiul or not We have yet to learn. The meet
ing of the Council at Chatooga, instead of the
former seat Of government, New Echota, was to
avoid conflict with the Georgia guard, whose
duty it would have been to have arrested them.
CHARLESTON Dec. 1.
The mode taken for expediting the Columbia
and Augusta Mails, by the employment of the
Rail Road, seems likely to more than fulfil the
public anticipation. The Locomotive Engine,
:. West Point" completed her trip with the U.
S. Mail. to the 12 mile house, and returned, yes
terday morning, in the short space of two hours
and 10 minutes-occupying much less time than
was originally contemplated This, We believe.
is the first instance Of Locomotive having been
employed in the United States for the transmits
sion Of the mails
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Little,ess.-The editor Of the U. 8. Telegraph,
as printer to Congress, made application for a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

copy Of the Presidents Message in time to SUP
ply members with the usual number Of copies,
but his request was refused by the Presidens-
The President has thus gratfied his personal re.
sentiments at the hazard of rendering himself
contemplate by his littleness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

ETtrQC OF q IeUcT W Tvs EdHOT, oWcu
RIcHMoND, Dec. S.
Richmond now puts on its gayest appearance.
The streets are thronged with welbdressed men
and beautiful wonderland the cold bracing wea-
ther mparts life and activity into the most slug
gish. We have winter here in good earnest.
The Assembly met to-day in the Capitol. The
old officers were all reelected both in the House
and IN the Senate. In the Senate Mr.. Holt,
Speaker MIR. Hansford Clerk. In the House Of
Delegates. Mr.. Banks Speaker, Mr.. Munford
Clerk, Mr.. Winton Sergeant at arms. Welook
for the Governors message Tomorrow.
We have IN the Assembly strong body Of
men, friends of Mr. Clay, and opponents Of Gen.
Jackson. We shall do all we can consistently,
to support the election Of Mr.. Clay-not by para
tisan warfare or low arts, but by an open, manly
and consistent course of conduct shall write
to you occasionally.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

rWe are requested to state, that such OF the
Poor as come recommended can procure WOOD,
by calling upon either of the following gentle
msn:-Mr. VIM. nean, Mr.. 6. w. d. Ramsay
Mr.. Bernard Bryan. Jr. Mr.. Oliver S. Janney.
Contributions will continue to be received by
these gentlemen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

We trust the notice in yesterdays Gazette at
tracted public attention to the benevolent exer-
tons of several Of our young men, engaged IN
relieving the dstresses Of the poor at this time
Their benevoence is worthy Of public commend
alton. We presume they will wait upon our CT
tizens generally.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

1t commenced showing yesterday, and cont
nued "hard at it, nearly all day. There il
every prospect, at this time, OF plenty OF ice II
the summer, and lots Of sleighlng" in thu
winter
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

The corvette United States, built 10 "
Dor of N. York, by Mr.. H. Eekf0'd' n'
sold at Constantinople, according TO ~ =
adyices received at Boston from Smyrna
stated that her chief officer, Mr.. MOrl0D'
died Of the cholera, with two or three w.
the crew. Some of the crew had '''''
Smyrna.
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At this season especially the k'ndliest feelings
OF our nature must be brought into constant ex-
ercise. Who, now, does not feel for the poor!
Our streets and alleys present spectac'es OF MI
sery, which true Christian philanthropy teaches US
to regard with benevolent compassion. That
Charity Is the best which displays itself at home.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

The Weather. On Wednesday morning, tht
Thermometer stood at 900.
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We have accounts OF destructive fire in An.
gusta, Georgia, which a,as caused great desol,.
ton. The Chronicle Office is DESTROYED; and
the aggregate loss, falling principally on Iusur.
ance Offices, is cs.'nared at from so to $4,000
dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12
From The wn.hlnr,on nl.,--

IHtTe arc tITnes when The innocon, - 49, ,
narrassed with false charges, by the gmilv ~ ono
tner own escape The Bradleys mismansy,a ~ a.,
% pspaI iInen which led TO mistakes in the C,eeSs
VINO made Out the abstracts for the Senate wa CIo'As
.ne wrong-doers seized the consequence Of Ge o.
become an accuser. Messrs. Clayton and It' a'
Ga nS senate lent themselves accomplces To- mi,
me precise facs on which these persons
psrtmen,. Of forgery against he Clerks Of he De-
If bs Grst ss ~ lSSV short time before the close
yer General was directed, by resolution of ne
20 report % mat 0edy a, early period Of me nay,
v5sh .,o' al contracts foF carrying the mai, an
go anolona compensation for incresss5 .soes
'1i 'seh made rom the time Of Mr. Melon re,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12
STATE RTGHTN

OH II hIGHIS.
On Monday last, 'he Supreme Court of the United
States took up The case No. 60 viz: The Charlie,
Rtrer Bridge, Plaintiff in Error w. The Warren
BTtdge"-The afgumeni of this cause was commence
oy Mr. BUTTON, for the Plain if in Error "-Nous
uerrons-l the State Legislatures cannot bridge fheir
own streams, without king the By your eave OF the
supreme Court, this will be not only the 69,h case Of
federal urisdction-Sut the cases of will
be nnumeratle. 49,
dno'hsr!-The &c 'rgetown Columbia Gazette. of
the Sth, has the following auclr: ~ -
perceive that tho Indian question has brought before
OF at which will be looked great nnxiotv
Saturday, Mr. Sergeant behalf Cherokee natio
noeu e court for injunction of Geo,es
~ oil Dill IN equity filed and open
If the Court should grant Injunction and Tho State
qua take no notice of and will party TO tho o,cr
to what VIII DO the consequenceTho must ma nain ito
authority, here notification Tau,,
ihu-, ddy otter day. the rights Of the State Co
uernmepts are dragged to the Bar of the Supreme
Court at Washington. Columbia Gazette omns
one oil the consequences in its list of contingenc,s
~ hts-D that, &c.-But if the Supreme Court does
grant the injunction, and does summon the State 10 an
swer the behes of this Supreme tribunal-and if the
STATE OF Georgia declines any notice Of il. iniunejon-
(out here Is no " "a they will certainly do )-and
the itreme Court does temp, 10 maintain its assum.
ed autno'ity- What then? There indeed is the rub
Then, Hdoes. what would ecoms of the Rights of
me state OF GeOrgia-or what would become of the
precious Union OF th2se States! l. IL thus TO he la IN
A or eght men, to the GDpiiare juTsdicfonen, amir,
OF lew Judges, o. the "push pin auoryrss olive
or thr'e lawyer TO eopardzs The rights or the ,no
OF the States, go " "'' "'0'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

Indian .i6airs.--I, is reported. on authority Of
gentleman lately from the South part of Aiaba-
ma at the inhabitants OF Pike county In that State
dissatisfied at the length of road they have had
Gon hsit cotton 10 the Chatahoochse opposite Fort
uaines determined to remedy the difficulty by cut
ung from the eatern line Of their county a road o.
won'y'hve miles direct through the Creek territory,
to populous Indian village on the banks of the Cbaa.
hooshse (hir'y.hvs miles below Columbu.) and there
,ay on 'own.-Ihey went to work accordingly, aud
mad proceeded with their road stout brook within
three miles OF the Indian village when their operations
were arrested by the Creeks. The cutters W. ut ba
to Pike county, and having obtained there an armed
returned to the In liam lands opened the road
20 the river, and laid of the village in town. The
Indians are said TO be highly exsspera ed intend to APP
ply 10 the Gen. Government for redress, and declare
mat they will, in the mean while, destroy any build
ngs which the Abamian nay the site OF q. cir
village. Such is the port, and such we give it,
Macon (G.) Tel
resolution has passed the Senate by vote Of 10 to
ii, instruc ing Senators and requesting our
sentauves IN Congress, use their exeItion. to pro-
cure the passage Of law au horspg the subscription by
the general government of 81 600 900 to the Cbesa
P..ke and ONO canal. Harrisburg Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12
VIRGINIA LEGTSL9TyyRE

YESTERDAY, tie bill Tor constructing a turnpike road
rom Winrhessr to some point The Ohio, NOT desie-
p1sa In the law passed the Fl of ID. after loog d.
gate, anu by na 'ry OF vote The road is 10 bs
put under the direction of corpora ate Board Of the
Governor, Treasurer, Second Auditor and Attornsv
General-who are to barrow SI25 900 on the credit Il
cpa Engineer ~ IN
The mammoth bill lin volume and importancel n
establish Superior Courts Of Law and Equity in The
counties and certain corporations in this State was
sened In the engrossed form by the Committee cTbe
whole labor OF engrossment being executed in one
nlght) IT was carefully read over the Sd time the
blanks filed-and finally passed, without debate bv
vote oil IS TO H. (The bill establishes IL circuits-2
judges to each ONE judge of the Chancery Court and
stationary in the circut the other, Judge of the Com
mon Law 10 be exchanged from one circuit to another
according to the assignment of the General Court -
Inc lo3rd section of the bill vacates the commits.
SONS oil the present Judges, on the rising of the
Legislature, according TO the Constitution; requires
'he new Judges to hold such of the Spring Terms
as snail come on between the rising OF the lepis-
azure and fifteenth OF june the Judges 10 hold the
courts TO be designated by the legisature-also the
terms oil the present Chancery Courts-in the interval
the Judges and Chancellors have power to award All
such process and make all such vacation orders as be
present Judges could do if this act had not passed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12
THE B.ayVK,S or VTRGTwIa

we iay osiore our readers official Is pose of The
conpllon oil these Institutions. II IL a Report of tbs
lol Committee o. the General Assembly IJpon ,bs
who'e, tits lair and a favorable exhibit-sbewin9
he resources as well as the debts Of the Bnnk.-be
smaiI dehclt IN each, arising from bad and doubtut
de' conaetei during the period OF one Of the great
EST commercial endorsements which this country has
ever witnes'ed-aDd the Sinking Fund apnuslly sat
apart Tor the rapid eXiiDgui of that De
SINKING Juno, no os ensibly and Domipally bed M
10 10 two often the in thu Public Debt OF Eurons
ou' actually and in good faith, appropriated for the pp
pose. During he last year. more than $50 600 Of i,s
net prohs has been positively applied in this wsy by
the Bank OF Virginia. And for a period not s,s,sd
more Than $500 in the Farmers Bank The nomi
nal ;sheency too, will upques onabIy be reduced by
the destruction OF their notes thrown into cresIatior
and pFobai y tn collection OF their doubtful de
We annex TO these X .pors article frem The Ks
nawha B,nner" which pr seDis, in our humble opini.
on very correct view Of the pr6pos ion 10 establish
an agency in the town Of Charesown. II placed uh.
der prudent administration, the Establishment must
We productive OF benefit both 10 the Bank and 10 .ha
Cllzens-o the former, by extending the surfae. of
'hsr ope' aions and giving profitable Investment Al
portion OF their idle capita-and to The la.hr in
ieneIng The facilities Of capital home and Of
with the Atlantic Ciiss. bill for the ss,ablshr.Is
'ne Agency, was read first the and second time, b,
'VIe 'hs House OF DELEGATED, Thursday Iast--snd
places The Agency uToo the same principies az rssn
ia'e TIE Agency Of the nix of Virginia at DAuviIo.
REPORT
Inc JOINT COMMITTEES Of The Senate dnd IL,,.e
e. OelSgates appointed by the standing order Of ths
General Assembly, 10 examine into The copdi,ioo NJ ,h
Bank OF Virginia and Farmers Bank OF Virginia. In
oscnargs OF That duty, respectfully submit the follow
ing Report and he documents aecou panYiost
In The Charter OF these Banks 10 N he
found the following clause: "Tbe Legislature ,bsll
be furnished annually, II they require IT, with STATE
mens Of the amount OF The capital Of The aid eo,nos
uon ara Of the debts due TO the same Of the mooie
Deposited Iherein' OF the notes n circulation and Of
the ca on haDd; and shall have right to ju.pect seh
account, In the books Of the Bank a. shal re-
late 10 me SAID statements Provided that This shall
oa us construed TO imply right Of citing the se
oTn' o. sny private individual or ndviduols or any
Douy polite or corporate with the Bank"
ms reservation In ibe Charters the COMMITTEES re-
csved a. indicating the extent, and Prsseribpg The
limiis, Of ils authority. "0
Accordingly, the doeume pts submitted are ,bo..
Furnished 10 the committee by these Banks
W; And the est Dses contained ia this repor are I'm,
quotations rom statements made by the Banks Thew
are The came that were submitted 10 the S,o.lho,dsy,
Of the Banks respectively, IN General Mssusg, 81 Tho
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o. oopsfe" tbs mestoss which wore h-ld and Al
petitions, memorials aud remous rsnees 9Th -,
'oo 81 ., .ue aas Congress was loaded th. prop.
reh were spent in vain and the Law ain r.ms;r
upon the Statute Book-tbe President of m. III q A.
~" Wl'n the authority TO employ thu public
treasure 'or ms great, public object. The presens
season ought be used, and no doubt will bs ss r.
the purpose OF fastening the Emigta,ioa of the In
dams TO the West OF the Mississppi The puhiic 80
tment oil Georgia and Alabama, though suppre ,..d e.
time blythe most prudential considerations furo.hs.
an additional nducemont Tor prompt and consdsr rate
and energetic measures.
The Arkansas Gazette of the 9th of February v,v..
us some circumstances which calculated to sciI;t.s
the " contamination so devoutly to be wished Tor
be Indians have been hitherto alarmed by the sIoo,
descriptions which have been drawn of the steriItv ~
the region to which they have been invited. Thav
Were 'o'u' mat they were about to exchange para.
Use Tor desert But 4" seeing is believing" Tvo
Populations OF their Tribes ono OF the C6icka.s-s
under the U. s. Agent, Col Revnold, and m. nsh..s
., ., unds. the Special Agent. Maj sns
and particular survey OF the promised land Thew
went up the Canadian river to the eros, Timh.,.
bout zoo miles West OF the Western boundary OF the
Arkansas Terrisdry-and raversed the country in va
nous directions The report of the land "a
vorabe-it is generally well w ed-coptsn. Uvsr,,
large proportion oil excellent farming land. amply sui
nc'ent 10 sustain dense and mum rous population
The wafer courses, the bottoms, the prairies M, con
tour oil the county are described 10 the most svreea
ore terms BON parte: OF the Indians (ssys the Ar.
kansas Gazette are highly pleased with the country
which they have explored aud nter,ain sapeuins
hopes' mat they will make such report Of IT, on their
return te their brethren, as will tend To romc,s .h
views OF the Government, in facilitating their removal
West OF the Mississippi"
Inc Political Janus Of the Northern Neck" ba,
pu forth Circular Address TO his late Con In
ms usa1, s'yIe-subtls, suppie aud sly. This advo-
cate OF MI. Ciay--this opponent of the Americsn
System" tries to take such attitude between the
two' as becomes his equvoca character and his janus
hke situation He pathecay appeals to the fee iings
OF the "sons" 'o the fathers Of most of those whom
ne sddresses.-He heseeches the "good men ADD ,rue
OF the present day, not to drive away faithful old
servant, whom the patriots" Of Z" thirty wears 400
took within their political sanctuary."-when he can
show, that the sanctuary of Mr. Clay s the po,Iti.
cal sanctuary oil the fathers Of the Republic then NAV
This faithful servant ard FRIEND" have risbt 10
invoke renewed proof Of the confidence" Of his
Dis'ret-We ourselves :" otoe him one" for the cour-
ssy' winch he has been good enough to show TO our.
sevesand sha pay our respects to him and TO his Cir
cular-in due season
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EMIGRATION OF THE IN DIANs.

- NIIWNN ION OF HE NDIANS.
Ne trust that this desirable measure, both 10 the
white man aud the red man. in lair way Of accom-.
Pshment After the clamours which were raised dnrins
the last year, sgaine the Law Of tho previous
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fWe puishod in our last paper (says the ast poctb1,
gencer) the gratifying intelligence Of tho House of
ng passed. we Din 1uthong subscription OF Sl6OO0O 10 the
STOCK OF the Petersburg Rail Road Company The Richmond pa
pos nave not yet gwen the debate this oecason mn 60
from othor sources, that Delegate Mr. MacGoJ ,g
cated ho cause OF MS constuontsand when aided and
@ nc was W mess BfonaS, Gholson, She'll Vennbe Fnnes
~ ~ wa Hofr5, Preston and Mason the roasonablenoSs
~, ho nigh promise Of the undertaking, as well s
o yus Chains OF Petersburg 70 State aid set forth In
hg m5nno ood tho Argument triumphant in our favor o
St ~ nenen ono and all our town indebted and ve
III not some suitable Testimony will DO ho in accord
WIN the universal sentiment Of the community - "
iho Legislature Of Pennsy now bill befo them
Tor borrowing lions Of dollars TO ompie bv Rail Roads
canals the whole limo Of from Piltsburg
anlsdepha In vain tho mountains to oppose Rail
hoa1s nsccnt theand tho Allegheny itself tuaueed
ths was written, yesterday morning, the Winchester
Road Bill has the Ian off 1clcgs
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49, ba9s "A resolution has been lsId on the ia
~ oi me House OF Assembly Of IN. York that The
eoTt'f tfn Uni'sd Safes B,bk ought not to be rs'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23
Public Sale of Road Stock.

IN pursuance Of tho act Of Assembly, and
q an order of the President and Directors OF
the Smitb6eld, Chsrlesiown. and Harpers-
Ferry Turnpike Company. Serenity ono SI.ares
OF the Capital Stock Of said Company. upon
which none OF the instalments have been
paid,) will be sold at public auction. for cash.
to the highest bidder. at Beekham's Hotel in
Chsrlestown, on Saturday the 10th day Of
July ensuing: Sale to commence at IL o.
clock. ":
The grading Of the Road between Charles
town and fiarpers-ferry. is nearly completed
IL IS designed to erect n Toll Gate in few
days. 30 As TO render productive so much OF
the Road as will then be finished The ext
gencies Of the Company have not heretofore
rendered IL necessary to coerce the payment
OF the instruments called in: II has now be-
come necessary. however. in order 20 pay for
the work nearly completed. that a consider-
able additional sum should be Immediately
paid into the Treasury Those Stockhold.
ers, therefore, who have paid part. but are
in arrears for some Of the ins,aimenrs called
in, are respectfully notified. that unless these
srrearsges be Immediately paid. the Board
will be compelled, IN like manner, to adver-
,ise and sell their stock.
by order Of the Board.
A. HUNTER, See'y.
June Ia, 1851.
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DIED.

On "Wednesday last, aged about co years, Mr..
JonS Snu HnIDeK, OF fisrpcrs-Ferry.
coNNrSicArID.
.fnofher Revolutionary Soldier gone,
DEPARTED this life, the morning Of Thurs
day last, MIR. JoHN QrirK. scn. in the 67th wear
OF his age. MIR Quick followed the grca,
Washington through the whole Revolutionary
struggle, and Mas deserving better rcco,npcnee
from his country for his services than he receiy-
ed. He has now gone 70 "that bourne from
whence no traveller returns - tn reap, We trust
better and enduring substance, in the Paradisc
Of God. Farewell, patriotic shade may peace
be the lot OF the hero, whose deeds were great iu
arms
Loudoun County, June %, 1881.
On Tuesday the nth inst suddenly, ut Lynch.
turg, Mr.. JOBy ID. McNIcKIn, (gunsmith) Of
Winchester, Va. in the SD y ear Of his age
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menf funds, from one par, Of the Union
to another, t-should deprccate as the
greatest calamity that could befal the
country.
Thus. gentlemen, I have responded
to YOU fully and freely. have no
conceaitnent in politics. NV minci.
pies remain now % in 1898, when thew
were first formed at College. They
have undergone no change that I an,
sensible OF. "They have grown with
my growth, and strengthened with nv
strength.
! have TIE honor 20 be. with the high.
est respect, your fellow. citizen.
JOHN BRANCH.
To Nesrs Geo. II. Outlaw, Robert b. Watson
&c. Nc
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NOVICE.

''HB undersigned has taken out letters of
u administration upon tie personal estate
Of George Sy phsrd, deceased, late of Bolivar,
near hsrpers Fersy. All persons indebted
TO said estate, are requested to make imme-
date payment and Ill those having claims
viii present theu,, properly authenticated.
for settlement.
The personal effects Of the deceased, will
be offered for sale, at public auction. on
saturday the I'd day of July. at his late resi-.
dence IN Bolivar. Sale TO commence ut I
O'Clock, z, ~. JOSEPH BYRNE.
June ~ 1871. .fdss'r.