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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

BIZ THE PRESIDENT OF TIE U.IlTED STaTES
ao @ ndan: aS and tosea" oa
Creek The twentieth day OF Octo'e @ end @" al: sup
Elementary explanatory articles thereto nadc AID corcu"
the ,'c' s"roat Dag Of The Fam. Hon, ana aIo Of LIE i'ra
concluded &c Cry OF WaiWcon on the "nt !"Gfh day OF
Nav Andre. Jackson, President Of the United States 10
such the land coded TO the ntcd states BY he said 'nd?s
hereinafter described, shall be held al the iaHd OHce - fon
toe M;.sis r3i the aforementioned periods, viz:
Aoadny September neat, !ot the sale CT Tie anlin
the following townships, VIZ:
T To~5:S. g. ';' s j ;ssS o3' css S''
Iowa.!is = , p"! g. Of a .; , "sst s,,.o,,
1o%ns"2, : ., aa %. Ii"i% ~ eI a m Of ; o
in the fuluwio, townships ami fractional! townships,
TIE cHIcKAsAw NEElpiAH LINE.
Townships ii amd -, OF ranges ) andi.
Townships D. TO- H. H. 49, j, Is aud Is, and fractional township
Townships o. 10 II. and fractional townships !5 d and H. Of
rangn1.
A.o time, o The sale Ct the under mentioned town
Ships and iac'io1s' townships, west The usilan OF 'e aa
yc district % ; portion OF the ChicAaa cclo2 situate IN
III. State Of .li.bann,
F1acoaai !s;oshir +,Yt:'?se r. ,,s o.,,,u.,,
Fractional township q townships ,; f., End : ard Facio7"
fractional townships B. 5, anIs, township . and !tac
sicn' townships 10 emil H. Of range b. ,.,.
On Monday in October next, for the sale Of the under
mentioned townships, viz:
WEST OF THE cHlcKAsAw MERIDIAN LINE.
Townships AMI t, Of ranges ?, 3, and l.
Tuwu.i. p< |, 1, aai 6. Of range ).
Townships ]. ., 3. s, ! and E, ofraacc g.
Townships !, p g. i, 5 and b, Of ranges : and1
Townshps !. . land ). Of range y.
a Monday in November ncx for the sale Of She under
mentioned townships, viz:
WEST OF TIE cHiCEAsaw NEElo!AS LINE.
Townships :. :, q, -, II, u and IL, OF Ia1-" l.
Townships :, = q 10 and II OF ranges !, j, AZ" D.
Townships and Q. Of ranges e. : and g
Township :, Of range = ~
TIE Lands eserred nv aw for Of Schools fc other
selected under the proS
ioos Of the :n 'rcars arc to be enslatsa from tho s%S m
offered quarter sections and iracona quarter sec
where such exist
Given under my baud The C? Of Washngton hi, twentieth
d,r If M,v ), D. IS:s;. ANDREW JACKSON.
Ey the President: .
Ethan A. BRowS Commissioner Of he GRsTal f7na Once
SCcica,c Of scrip issued from the Treasury Department. 10
granted By the State OF Virginia.
United States services in the revolutionary army well
stock issued the Lic, land Offices Tor the
moneys forfeited by intiua under the credit y.'cn
of Land sales receivable for lands within the limits OF the
I',;.r..,,y cr..ioo Junc7
GENERAL L,vp OFFICE, MAY %, ls3i. 9-"hN
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lst JULY, 1856.

JouS will continue the business heretofore transacted
bv np n Gordon Co. the house he has occupied FOR
ye.rs and u invite continuation Of the support he
i"t;',I.r,n ro-.;rcd II7-Gt1 Juse ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

- .oa,h, hlsLR AND kANiWHA CoMpANY-lhe next
meeting OF the Board Director, of the James River
Company, will heL in this Civ on the
10 haslns accounts to be presented, rcqucsted
l 10 d LIE once o. the Company previous day.
- tiS-"Sw ". z. CHIrTESDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

Associated with Mr. Wa. palmer in The business
lately conducted b. myself it becomes necessary that
nv individual business should be speedily closed Early
paynen By those indebted, will greatly ohlige nsthoss
having claims will please present them for settlement
JulY D. I11-Gt RODERI !. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

The most brilliant sc&ruc crcr drGcn in tic United atcs
Conaai0- only - iclcsj Sumrr Combination Lottery
By cFtsJr:s II t"=GTtsS
..IIpl DElERN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

CiRD-Wc ,.c undersigned, take this method q: in1n;
- tos. persons who oobaaing that from
the on experience have had ;hc
nak,n- business prepared say, a; furnish
;ha DC waning made OF good materials
Anr thst will, from distance hy mail.
directed 10 Front Royal Warren county, Virginia. vi" be promptly
attended the faithful make Of refer Ii.
,u,ic to John L. FAINT l.. MARSHALL, Eiw c. Ma!sta Fau
cuicr COUNTY; David Ri:leaou RupPnhanHock county, w
:M,v ~ ;3-,lSI ISAAC l. JACOB TROUT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

l&e attention Of til: citizens Of Virginia is requested
''i above report AMI bill: and it is hoped will contri-
'1'c literally towards the erection Of the monument
a2 collectors earnestly solicited TO be active and vi
saa: IN their eXeroas, and TO depose or remit to me
"Asnerer they receive from 50 to Sl0O.
WILSON ALLEN,
!a'y - 1879 Collector for Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

NEW YORK INFIRMARr-Fpr Diseases Of Tic Ska: This
~ institution opened the corner Of boIdM ana Iou
Sunday. =, -.
John w Schmidt, Jr., NJ d. An,urn POST NJ d. Charles A.
Porter VI. D. -.
Consulting Physicians. go .
Valentine Mott, NJ. d. John {. Cheesnan NJ D. John W. fa-
ces NJ d. Aexr Stephens 81 D., Cyrus Perkins, NJ d. no.
Boyd, NJ. d. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

aaAGGERS SULPHUR SpRiNGS-Ihese Springs are ready Tor
the reception OF $50 vsio Inc cabins are first rate iuni-
,, nil newal fare it is needless 10 Shius 10 the
the table ID the bur OF Inc hos
and MI Chas L. Dihrel Ncdisike
Sug I'm, we Believe fully borne that better
better tabc better and liquors cauot be ounu al
NV si,,ilnI establishment United Satrs. The roads ATE c
roa make BY the next season. we nope
10 have turnpike completed thai will the Natural bridge aud
by GoUI. DipNHLL - wa =,
10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

Mexico AND CrB,-A correspondent of tn,
Courier and Enquirer, writing from y. Orleans,
says tina, on board thu las, British packc, that pul
IN al Havana, on her way from Vera Cruz, were
Two Mexican commissioners sent to negotiate W ia
Gov. Tacon for renewal ofirendly relations be-
tween Mexico and Cuba; that Gov. Tacon at first
refused them an interview, but that they suisse
qncntlv obtained permission TO land. and were re-
ccvcd by the Governor: that the interview lasted
only half an hour, and that the commissioners then
went on board the packet again and sailed FOR En-
gland, whence they will 90 To Spain The rnmor
was that they solicited leave TO enl.t three hun
dred sailors i'T The Mexican navy, but that Gov.
Tacon referred them preremptoriiy TO the govern
m mi Of Spain.
Tho same letter states thar Gov. Tacon has sent
home 10 Span) HI, resignation; aud tina, the Gre
"lcs and free blacks Of the Island ara preparing
revolution, which may cause rising OF the slaves,
and much bloodshcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

Gle. There is land enough in Texas to enable II
to supply the world with this erra, staple. TO the
exclusion Of the Southern States from the market,
but the labor is wanting. None but slave labor
can be used in the culture Of cotton. Now. "
Texas becomes independent, she NAV suppl. her
self with slaves from Cuba, and speedily enter in
To competition with our STATES in thu production
OF Cotton, At once deprcciat'n. the value of our
slaves, our cotton lands, and our oo,ton. They
would never, therefore. assent 10 tho recognition
Of Tcsian Independence, but with the understand
ing that the country shall be annexed 10 tho Uni-
ted States, and made subject To our laws IN respect
10 the importation of slaves. The price OF cation
will then be maintained, and the value Of slave
labor enhanced because thr number of slaves
can only be increased b ihc means If their natu-
ral 'nersnsc, on Whatever side of tho ) 'binc they
may nltimalel. b. concentrated.
There can be- little doubt. therefore, intorrs-
ted all parties and sections are in the MEASURE,
that the Independence of Texas viii h. sprrJ,
acknow edged by tho United States, and that it
will without any unnecessary delay, be Admitted
into the Federal Union"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

pularl'y Is mere reflection from Jackson's that in
fact. he Is elected upon Jackson's favor, not his
own merit, services or popularity. Hs knows that
whatever was competent for tho Hero, little
Va Is very different parsonage; thar hc c.ncos
do wrong with applause; that hs cannot seize the
Treasury into his own hands, or make Mrs. Es,oa'.
tolcrat'oa in society nv affair OF State. We lsok
to III" cautious cunning Of Mr.. Van Bursn's chss-
aoier. to his tlmility, 10 his ss6sh,ess. which
will incur no r'sqnr, to rive = fair and moderate
administration. lie will avoid sxcssses and usur-
paons FOR his sake and win hug tho shore 4,
prevent being wrecked by the winds and waves Of
'riv.
Let tho Wings then look Oh cowpos~diy and de-
eide fairly on Mr.. Vim B,men's Government;
armed, however. md organized for prompt oppo-
siiion when the nrcnssty arises. We will frankly
express our hope That i, may srac but that az
ter tho wrschcd derravity, abuses, corruption and
violence Of the las, Syoars, Wv may enjoy tho hon
or and happiness Of an upright and un-ncroachng
Administration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
NEW FALL AND wrMrnp
GOODS.

the ships Marmora and Hdrka,nqu, lust arriy
- ed at City Point direct from l,ytrnool ~.
nave received our importation of British Dry Goods:
"a'es wilson's best Napt Couons, white aud
grey Nos TO ), very cheap,
s bales Point and London Dutfel BlanLe,s
do "a, 1910, ia and II 1 Rose. double Rose
aud Whitney Blankets
some OF these Blankets are extra quality and size.
do red Paddings
do white SiIesian Flanncls
case Cloths and Cassmcres.
do "a and Cd English Merlnos.
do English Fancy Prints
do Jaconets, Cambrcs and Checked Muslins
we nave also received a portion, and shall receive
IN lew days, the remainder of our stock of other
Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
imported from France Gernnnv Ireland. Itaiu and
Switzerland this season. and bou in the Nonhern
markets by our partners, r. & }. 5. James g. Co.
by the package They consist in part of
case Coarse Satlnetts. very stout,
do assorted do from ine to very fine Plain,
Plaid and Striped,
l do Glenrock Jeans
l do Cd Forest Cloth and plain cold. Linscys
do 81. IS and A. Plaid i.lnscys
:: bales aud cases brown and bleached Domes.
ties, "a, IL aud Ga,
10 do Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Ozna-
burg No. aud :,
Flannels, Bazes and Fries
Carpetlngs and Hearth Rugs, assorted qualities
PLAIN, PLAID and Damask Merinos, very handsome,
Black Gro de Paris and other Lustings
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, a beautiful as
Figured and plain col. Challys, sorment,
PLAN and figured white and colored Bobinets
Splendid figured white Satin and Challys
do Striped Gauzes FOR p. ty dresses
Ganze Silk, Chally Merino, WooIlrn, Valencia,
and other Fancy lIandkerchiefs and Shawls
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
Plaid Domestics, Furniture and Apron Checks
Toilinet, Velvet, Silk and Valencia Vesrings,
Corded, PLAID and StrIDcu CasSimercs
Together with many other articles, making our as
sortment very complete and desirable. Our friend
and the public are respectfully solicited to exam
inc stock
JAMES G. HUNT e. co.
Sept. 26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
LAND FOR SALE.

pursuance Of decree of the circuit superior
4 court Of law and chancery, for the town Of
Lynchburg, at its October term, 1885, in the case
or. j. McReynods, plaintiffs, against John F.
and Stephen Perrow and others, defendants; the
undersigned, Sheriff Of the county Of Campbell will
proceed to sell, on the premises by way OF public
auction for ready money, Wednesday the 9TH Of
december next, the Tract Of Land in the said de-
cree mentioned, now rented to and in the possession
Of obadiah Reed, about 3 miles below Campbell
house, lying both sides the main road lead
lngto Charlotte county, containing 200 acres, more
Or less and adjoining the lands of German jordan,
Thomas Walker and others.
SACKVILLE KING. Sheriff of
:, Campbell county.
Nov I'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

ON the Goth of December, Immediately after the
~ above sale, as surviving Executor OF w illiam
ats and in pursuance of the provisions fins WILL
will sell to the highest bidder, the TRACT
OF LAND. on which the late Mrs. Mary Waits
resided. Ii contains about 1900 acres and lies on
both sides of Flat Creek, in the county of Camp
bell, "a miles from Lynchburg, and SIX from New
London. Much of the Land is very valuable and
contains nexhaustible bodies of Lmcstone-'The
buildings are large and convenent-'rhe terms will
be one half of the purchase money in hand, and the
remainder in one and two annual payments, ade-
quately secured
POSSESSION will be delivered on the LIST of January.
EDW'D. WATTS,
SURVIVING Error. Of Nm Watts.
November "a tl9D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

I WISH to inform my friends and the public
l. generally. that am now opening "A very good
assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries, in the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Saral, Lcwelln,
on the Main Slrce,,and opposite the turnpike alley,
where invite my old customers and friends as
we'll as all others, to call and examine for them
,rlves | have first rate Loaf and Brown Sugar.
Coffee, Tea, Molasscs, &C., winch will sell
cheap. WILLIAM THURMAN.
y. b. | wish To rent ont my large, commod-
OTIS aud convenient dwelling house, on Diamond
HILL where now iiv WM. THURMAN.
Nov II Il
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& Il At IL a re. AIMS
I'M FALL GOODS

rlRCASSIANS from l6i cents, to the finest
~ quality,
Calicos from 10 cents, to the finest imported,
Domestic Cloths, from cents, The best mapufac-
tured,
Very superior twlled Calicos at all prices
Gro de Nap Merinos various shades,
Figured Mernos superb quality,
Best black Italian aud & 1 Silks
Richest style Of Dress liandkerchlefs,
Gauze. Blond and Partisan Wells.
With other Goods daily looked for, all of which
shall be sold at prices unusually low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October 81 Is
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November II

HAME to the plantation, Of the subscriber, dur
~ ing the last summer spring, white and red
Cow with bob tail having a red calf with her
apparently six months old She has on large
bell and no ear mark recollected. The is re-
ouesled to come forward and prove his property aud
take possession. BEVERLY X. SUIT.
Nov. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

DNkLE & RUMBOUGH would respectfully
r,lIv . MORN ther customers and the public gene
m.o, ~ Una! they are opening a general assert
tie, 81 staple and Fancy Goods selected in the CT
which ,, new York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
sase M DC offered at prices that .nnot failto give
F pr C. Also, asplendid assortment Of Ladies'
Fur C.ps collars and Downruffs, and Gentlemen $
NTH, rom 81 80 to 800 the finest ever offered
wat manufacturing in al, it, v,r,ou. br,ncb.. eli,
November ''' ''""o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
TERMS.
The Lvschbsy.S V'irSiMiNu'

.;,,,d trcice mtek, at 81 per dnnnni, payable IN
, r No paper ,rH be discontinued (6ut at the
a.",;o, ofthe Editors, until all arreardges are paid.
~ O. EMBELLISHMENTS rH be inserted at
W mr. square, Tor iess,) the first time, and ga
~, IA far ,ach continuance. Those from a distance
h. maid for previously to their insertion unless the
ray~.ni be assumed BY some responsible re'''" i"
Ly.UIs,,r1, TO the Editors must be rosr PAIp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
TO THE LADIES,

I'VE invite the attention of the Ladies to our
W large stock of plain and figured black and
eolOred Silks and Chaliys, (reai Gtman,); figured
and plain white and coored Satins 50 dozen Fan
ey Handkcrchiets and Shawls some of which are We
y fine splendid English Prints, Mernos, Plaid and
Damask, and many other durable Goods Bonnets,
very fine, English Straw. Tuscan and Beaver; Bon
pet, Cap and Belt Ribbons. C. sc.
Call at JAMES e. HUNT g. cos.
Staple and Fancy Store
Septcmhey 90 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
TO MERCHANTS.

WE have just received, by the ship. Marmorn
w and Harkdicny, onr importation OF Fall and
Winter Dry Goods, together with a very heavy and
good assortment of other Foreign and Domestic
Goods, from Richmond Petersburg and Northern
Cities.-We solicit call from Merchants, buying
in this market, before making their purchases
JAMES G. HUNT g. Co.
Importers ofBritish Goods.
September % IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
FRO r. NGL Nd,

VTNHE ship Grace, has JUS arrived from Liverpool
Il bringing in the balance my Falls supply OF
CHINA and EARTHEN WARE. which may be
expected up in few days. MERCHANTS may
expect to obtain any quantity of any article of
China, Glass and Earthen ware, they may require
for their safe. JOSEPH ID. EVANS,
Btior the Banks.
November II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
8 A NJ U = L r. d r o w N !,
4T1'DRNEI IfIi1

HFFERS his professional services in the SUI
~ perior and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
of his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
@ Address, New London.
August 3 Is
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JOHN Il. FLO ID,

LAS opened an Office for the location of Lands
L in the States of Arkansas and Mississippi. II e
will attend with promptness and punctuality, 10 all
business put into his hands, and will see that the first
quality ollands is secured for those who may employ
him to select them
Helena, Arkansas, September 3m
q Letters addressed TO him at Helena, Arkansas
will be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
NOTICE.

rr, NOTICE.
HE Undersigned, Trustees, in deed oftrust ex-
ecuted by John Horsely, for the benefit Of GER
IAN creditors therein mentioned, which is duly
corded would inform the pablo, that the ELK
WILL TRACT OF LAND, or that part of 1t stu
"ea inthe counties Of Amherst and Nelson, which
Includes the Mills and three Islands, making S0i3
acres by old surveys is still for sale, and will be
,ao"n those desrous to purchase, by John lIors-
sy' or Alexander Mundy, one of the Trustees; and
no' SOLD before the LIST January next, will, on that
NY We rented out. There is an in junction to the
. a. OF 327 acres and Lumber House at the mouth
y, nent Greek, in the county Of Bucking am and
, nra portion Of the above tract but we are
s,at oy the plaintiff, in that injunction, that if a
~;I sale Of the whole can be effected. they
wing to let it 60 with the other. first ascer
IN ~ US separate value, and the proceeds thereof
that injunction. ''''''' ~ "'''' '"' ''' u
FREDERICK NJ. CABELI.,
O.,., A. ALEXANDER MUNDY, Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
September %
NOTICE..

an MONDAY the 10Th December we will sell
~ at the late residence Of Mrs. Mary Watts. on
Flat Creek, Campbell county, all the personal es-
tate OF the dccedcnt, Negroes excepted) consist
ing of Furniture Plantation Tools, Sock and Crops
Of Corn, Oats, Fodder and Iiay.-Terms made
known at the sale.
EDW'D. WATTS,
FLEMING SAUNDERS, EA o's'
Nov. "a tl9D
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=. SM.4C EFF o. ID

,r,AKES this opportunity of informing his friends
and the public generally, that he has now re
WE'D his entire Fall Supply Of SADDLERY,
.,muusng almost every article belongingt his line
~ business. lie has also on hand large and gen
,ral assortment OF ready work in his line, to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
NOTICE..

u ESQ S'f'oer has authorized David r. Edley,
claim. ana ~ receive and collect his rents and all
Robert a'emands due to the concerns of David &
All tbo.. Kyle Il Borland, and Robert KYLE.
come fo,n Indebted to the above firms. will please
diligence ssa and make pa, ment, as longer in
'~S'v.n,., !, ROBERT KYLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
notice.

IN STRANED or stolen from the Subscriber.
IL in Amherst, one mile above Lvnchburg,
Sorrrl Mare, purchased auction of Mr. Richard
Chiffon. ANY information respecting her will be
thankful, received JOHN A. MOSELY.
Nov. "a 81
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FOR RENT

WE tenement lately occupied by the sub
l. scriber, next door above Messrs. P. Mat
,hews h Co. for one year, from the frs, October,
1886, until first October, 1887. For further par
''culars, apply to WIN. DEAN.
Also, for hire until Christmas, a good Cook and
Washer. W.D.
October I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
NOTICE..

INOR sale. a small tenement on the HILL near Nj
II r. Partins. For teens. apply
EDWARD PRICE.
Noyrnber IL ~
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ngton will devise means for the settlement Of the
difficulty, II ono there be. wiihou, permitting the
disadvantage Of n war TO bciall us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

STOVES ! STOVES!
lust received, large assortment and for sale
y low. II. B. RICHARDS, & Co.
Nov,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-18
Springs Il Dinkins.

TyFlE death Of Mr.. Dlnkns dissolves the
IL above firm, and renders it necessary
for all Persons having any DEMANDS a.
gainst the concern, 10 presen, them for pay.
neut and all those indebted TO the firm,
are requested to make speedy payment
All open accounts not closed by "CASH
or NOTES" between this and next April,
will be put IN suit. The situation OF the
concern will got admit of long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
.Srrieing IaHasr Of Sprays j D.skins
C1afloftt, 2>th Oct, lo9t.