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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-24


Mr.. Lewis called for the yeas and nays on the motion
TO commit to Committee Of the Whole on the state Of
the Union; which not ordered.
The question on commitment then taken, and de.
cided in the affirmative.
Mr. Mercer then called for division of the question
as to nke the vote the instructions offered by Mr.
Mann first.
Mr. Holster called for the yeas and nays; which were
ordered, and were-yeas Sc, nays l2o, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Anthony, Ash, Barton, Beae, Bean,
Beaumont Bockee Boon, Boudin, Bosee, Boyd Brown,
Buchanan, Burns, Bynum, Cambreleng, Chimney, Chap.
man, Chaplin, j. F. n. Claiborne, Coles, Cramer Cnsh.
man, Dckerson, Dickson, Dromgoole, Dunlap, Efner,
Fairfield. Farin, French, w. X. Fuller, Gabraith J.
Garland, GiIlet, Haley, j. Hall, Hamer flanagan A.
G. Harrison, Hawkins, Haynes Howard Hubey, lunt.
ington, Huns,nan, lngham, j. Jackson, Jarvis R. NJ.
johnson, " johnson, }. W. Jones, Judson, Lansing G.
Lee, j. Lee, Leonard Loyal, Lucas A. Mann, j. Y.
Mason, W; Mason, M. Mason, May, Mckay, McKeon,
m ph mcLene; Miller, Moore, Muhenberg, Page,
gers Seymour, Shields, shinn Sckles Speght, Sull.
IuTI,l VaDderporl Wagner, Ward Wardwel Weeks,
B9yley, Bell Bond Borden, Briggs, Bunch, Calhoon
Chambers, J. Chambers, Chds N. II Claiborne, CLARK,
ConnoT, Corwin, Claig, Crane, Gushing, Darlington,
Ter, Fiy,P G. Fuller, R. Garland, Granger Graves
Grayson Grennel, Griffin H. Hall, Hard, Hardin, Har
per, S. 3. Harrison, HAYES, Hazene, Henderson, Heis
ter, Hoar, Hopkins, Howell, Hunt lngerso VIM Jack.
SON. James, Jenifer j. Johnson, H. Johnson, B. Jones,
Lay, t. Lee, L. Lea, Lewis, Lincoln, Logan, Love, Ly
on'fJ Mann, S. Mason, Maury, McCarty, McComas,
MMckenpsn, Mercer, Milligan, Montgomery, Morgan,
Norris Parker, Patterson, Patton, D. J. Pearee A.
John Reynolds, Ripley, Robertson, Russell, W. B. She
Para A. H. Sheppard, slade, Smith, Spanger, Stande-
Ter, S'orer Ialaierro Underwood Vinton, Washington
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MIR. Lane moved the previous question, which was
seconded 81 TO 49, and the main question being order
ed, was put and agreed 10.
So the bill passed.
Petitions and memorials were, on leave, presented BY
MIR. Everett, and Mr.. Nj Carly.
PUBLIC DEPosITEs.
In execution Of the special order Of yesterday, the
House. on motion of Mr.. Lane, resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole the State Of the Union Mr.
Sutherland in the Chair and proceeded to The consi.
dcraon Of the bill from the Senate "io regulate the de.
posites of the public money ..,...
The bill having been read through by the Clerk was
taken up by SECTIONS. -
MIR. Dromgooe moved to strike out the following fsom
the joint section: -.
"And in those States, Territories or Districts in which
there no banks, in which bank can be employ
ed as dcpostc bank and within which the public col.
ectons disbursements require depository, the said
Secretary may make arrangements with bank banks
in some other State Territory, District TO establish
an agency or agencies, in the States, Territories Dis
trics destitute of banks banks of deposte ando
receive through such agencies such dposes Of the pub
lie money, as may be directed 10 be made at the points
designated, and 10 make such disbursements the pub
lie service may require at those points, the duties and
liabilities Of every bank thus establishing any such agcn-
cy, 10 be the in respect TO its agency the d.
ties and liabilities Of deposi,e banks generally, under the
provisions Of this act" Lost.
Mr.. Harrison moved to insert in the 9TH line the, fol-
lowing: "with the consent of such States" Lost
Mr. Mckay moved 10 strike out the words Gas banks Of
deposite, in the following line. Lost.
MIR. Yanderpoe moved TO substitute Glen" for give"
dollars the restriction Of the amount Of 10 be is
sued by deposite banks. Lost.
MIR. Chaplin moved TO amend the eighth clause, which
follows: "Sec. g. find be 1t further en-
acted, That bank which shall be selected employed
the place Opposite ofh public money shall be dis
continued as such depository the public money with
drawn therefrom, except for the hereinafter
toned by inserting, after the word "except" the
words ''by act Of Congress, Or"
Alter some remarks from Messrs. Adams and Cambre.
leng, the amendment was lost.
Mr. Adams moved to strike out from the same paragraph
the following words: cor the public money Withdrawn
thercfrom" Lost
Mr.. Owens moved to inser: the following: " or shall
issue pay out notes of less denomna ton than FIVE
dollars" Lost.
Mr. Jarvis moved to strike out the whole section
Lost.
Mr.. Williams of Kentucky moved to strike out the fol-
lowing from the 18th section
That whenever the amount of public deposites TO
the credit of the Treasurer of the United States in any
bank SHALL for whole quarter of year, exceed the
fourth part of the amount Of the capita! stock of
such bank actually paid in, the banks shall allow and
pay the United Sates for the of the of the
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Mr. Patton moved to take up the bill from the Senate
ITO regulate the depose Of the public moneys of the IT,
States with view to make it the special order for some
early day next week.
Mr.. Briggs called for the yeas and nqys which were
ordered, as follows
Ysas-Messrs. J. @. Adams, Caitsca Allan, fseman
Allen Ashley, Bailey, Bell Bond Borden Briggs, Bunch,
John Cahoon, w. B. Calhoun, Campbell Carr, Carrier,
Casey, G. Chambers, J: Chambers Chds, N. H. Cla
borne CLARK, Cleveland, Connor Corwin, Craig, Cruue
Cushing Darlington, Davis, Deberry Denny Dickerson
Dickson Doubleday, Dunlap, Evans, Everett Forester
Fowler, French, P. c. Fuller, J. Garland, r. Garland,
Granger, Gesntland, Graves Gragson, Gtssnnel Crit
en- II. Hall, Hard, Hnrdn, Harlan, Harper s. S. tiar
rison, A. G.. Harrison, Halves, Hazetne, Henderson,
Heisser, Hoar, Hopkins Howell, Hunt, Huntsman, In.
gersaii VIM Jackson, James, Jenifer Joseph Joinsun
Henry Johnson, Kigore, Knaasd Lane, Lapoae law
1e, Lawrence, Lay Ties Lee, Luke Lea, Lewis, Lin
coin Logan Love, Lyoa Job Eann, rs Mssoa, MeCar.y,
NcConas McKennan Mercer, hlilligaa, M os,gopefy,
Morgan Morris, Owens, Parker Patterson Patton D. l.
feSrce Fh'lps Pickens Pinckney, Potts, Reed rRench
er' Iehn Reynolds Robertson Russell, VIM 3. Shepard,
d. shepPeld, Shields Slade Smith, Staudeter, Storer.
asllaerro, W. Thompson, Turner, Underwood, vnton,
Washington, Webster, White, E. Whittlesey, l.. VIII.
lians, s. Williams, Wise-is9
sssngon soekee Boses s ssSs Baton Bsss
gooIe, Fairfield, Fry, W. K Fuller, GsSr nin gtHm
Haley, Hamer, haynes, Howard, Habey, Hua,iag,on
Lansing, G. Lee, j. Lee, Leonard, Loyal, A Mann
Y. Masea, w: Mason, Moses Mason, May hlcKav NJ
Keon, Mcxim, McLene, Miller, Muhsenberg Parks. F.
Pierce, Phelps Roane. schenck, Seymour, Shina, Sic.
kes, Speg Taylor, Thomson, Toucey, Tu.ril, Van
derpoel, ::9agener, Ward, Wardwell, Weeks, T. +
Whittlesey-67. ,.s-.
Two.thirds aot voting ia the ssrmatve, the motion
was lost,
ss. CHocTAw LANDS.
On motion Of Mr.. Bell the House went into Commit
Tee of the Whole, Mr Pearce, of Rhode Island in the
Chair and took up the bill to provide for the adjust.
ent Of certain claims and reservations of land under
the 14h article Of the treaty Of $780, with tie Caoctaw
Indians :. s...'.- - .,.
The bill having been read, the committee rose aud re-
eorted the same to the House, without amendment
and ordered 10 be engrosaed for third reading
It was subsequently read third time, and passed
EGr15@5 ~ PENSION SYSTEM. $3.50. q.
The bill extend the pension system, ordered to be
engrossed for third reading this day. taken up.
Mr.. Williams Of n Carolina, moved 10 recommit the !
bill with instructions to strike out the provisions which
grant pension to those persons who engaged in
the Indsa hostlites Of the West subsequent 10 The re-
war, terminating in l7S3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GSPRiNG GOODS.-The subscriber has received
~ from Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York, an
sortment Of fresh imported Dry Goods suited to Spring
trade, which offered very small advance on the
lowest cash prices the above named cities The sale
of stock before hand, will be continued and great
many articles below cost with view Ia closing the pre-
lion The citizens of Richmond and the country gene
rally, invited TO take advantage of the opportunity
offered for four months to come of purchasing goods at
prices that they shall deem reasonable. The following
is part of The goods received, and for sale:
Cloths and cassimeres, Angola do,
French dfings and plain linens,
Summer cloths
Princetta and bombaznes,
Rich painted muslins, Gall priccs)
DO. calicocs and low priced do,
Super plaid, striped and plain ginghains,
Georgia and India nankeens,
Iwied and ribbed cotton, for pantaloons,
Rich ustrc black and blue black silks,
Do fancy hdkis., (assored)
Cotton and silk hose and half hose, (cheap)
Furniture and habit dimty,
Ga cambrics and checked niuslns,
Silk umbrellas and parasos,
Gentlemen's, boys and childrens Leghorn hats,
a bales buraps and oznaburgs,
Richmond factory cotton oznaburgs,
Bleached and brown sheetings and shirtings,
Apron checks and plaid D0nestics-witli many other
descriptions ofgoods, not necessary TO enumerateall
of which will be sold cheap, by
MANN S. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, II. Street, ShOckG M.
March 90 IOy-w6w
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Ay ENQUIRER published twice week generally aud
of the State Lcsisatuic
Pce, the heretoos Five Dollars payable ~ a
Notes chartered banks ony) VIII be
csivcd The Editors will the safety OF remit
ting them by NALL the postage of being paid by the
will be discontinue the discretion OF the
Editors, until all have been paid
Qy- Whoever will guarantee of shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
75ccnts; each continuance
either
or in this IT, environs.
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a NHEAP SPRING DRY GOODS-To Merchants
" Families, and Otters- Receiving aud now ope ming,
az H. III. JENKINS Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Store, large assortment of Caicoes, fon cents per
yard TO the finest quality imported;
Several eases coored Musins aud Gingbams;
200 dozen fancy dress lIdkfs. and Scarfs;
a large assortment Of Stocks;
Bonnels, Lace Goods and Millinery articles;
Domestic Goods all kinds;
Pantaloon stuffs, and men, Summer wear;
Several cases Irish Linens Diapers &c, &c
N H. New Goods will be received by every packets
and by the 9th Of Apri the assortment will be complete
All Of which, will be sold by wholesale retail as low as
they can be found in any market.
March 2G ms a
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HNoRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR sALE-An

H. act his passed the General Assembly of Virginia,
authorizing the subscriber sell the real and pc sona
estate of John Haskins, unac aud vest the pro-
cceds thereof in Bank or other profitable stock.
BY virtue of said act shall, therefore, on Tnursday
the 3lM Instant the premises, in Brunswick county
Nottoway river. and about I5 miles of
the Court House sell the highest bidder for cash. be-
tween 40 and 90 likely SLAVES, consisting of men,
women, boys and girls. Among the men is very good
carpenter.
On the day. will be offered Fer SALE the TRACT
or LAND, consisting of l046 2 acres, credit ofo one
two, and three years. The Land is well adapted the
culture of corn, wheat, cotton and tobacco There
80 bushels wheat sowed The Iences in good ORDER
aud the houses are comfortable. There the usual
number OF barns, granaries, stables, &C.
On the day, will be sold, credit of IL months
The crop of (about 30O barrels) fodder and OATS
the stock of cattle hogs and sheep, all the work
and mules, about 5000 weight of bacon, the plantation
utensils, including road wagon.
Bonds with approved security, will be required be-
fore the property is delivered carry interest from the
date, but the interest will be RENTED principal
be punctuay paid.
The sale will be continued from day day until finish
ed The negroes will certainly be sold the first day,
unless the weather is extremely bad
JAMES HASKINS,
Committee Of John Hdskins, sr.
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gENRUSr SALE Of Real and Personal Estate.-Pur
IL suant To the provisions of Deed of Trust cxecut-
ed To the subscriber by William b. Barker, and record
ed in the Clerks office of Henrico County Court for
certain purposes in said deed expressed shall Mon
day, the 4h day of April next, before the Bell Tavern
in the City OF Richmond, proceed to sell, for cash.
piece OF Land, in the county OF Henrico, near Boar
swamp adjoining the lands OF Ro. s. Carter and others
and containing sixty five acres less Also the
following slaves: a negro man named joe and woman
named Maria, and her two children Betty and Nancy
The title to the above property is believed be good
but shall only convey such vested in me as trs-
tee. Sale will commence IL O'Clock.
CHRISTIAN ALLEN, Trustee
March "a. loz-At
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March %.

FHNHE SHERlFFS OF the counties of Isle of Wight
N Prince George, Southampton Surry and SUISSE x
Mecklenburg and Halifax; Buckingham Campbell and
Gumberand Accomack, Northampton, Elizabeth City,
Rappahannock; Frederick and Jefferson 1azewell,
Wythe, Grayson and Smyth; Grccnbricr Monroe Giles
Montgomery and Floyd; and the Mayor of city of
Williamsburg will take notice. that Elections To be
held in the month of April next their Court
and other places appointed by law for holding Elections
To choose Senators represent their respective Districts
In the next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, C. s.
March "a, 1896. iO9-4t
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March "a, 1886. ' mi io S

AN LILLIAN i. STOCKER, late of the county of
Wv Northumberland, departed this life some lime
since, intestaey and without ISSUE leaving widow. If
the said VIM j. Siocker has any collateral or oler kim
CURED to make their pretensons known without delay
ITO the undersigned, his admtor) accompanied will, the
necessary proofs to establish their claim such aud pre-
pared to comply with the legal requisites in such
GRIFFIN II. FOUSHEE, .7d,atOr
of HIN. T. Sioeker
Northumberland Co, Va, March % lOD-w4vs
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March 90,

ERELL TAVERN-1he subscribers beg leave in
IA - form their country friends and the public general
ly, that they have taken this we'll known establishment
and WILL the first day of April be ready receive
all those who may be kind enough to honor with their
custom. The house has, but short time since gone
through thorough repair; in addition which, we shall
continue TO make such improvements will be
sary for the better accommodation of customers
We pledge ourselves to the interchangeable ex-
ertons render visitors comfortable and agreeable
as we mean TO keep none but the best Our
Table shall be supplied with the best of every thing that
can be procured in market-our Bar, with the most
choice Lquorsand our Stable with good and attentive
Osters and every variety of grain and forage that is
used ut any other similar establishment. We have both
served long apprenticeship at business the first hay
ing lived in the Eagle Hotel for the last five or six years
and the latter at the Bell Tavern four years during the
life of Mrs Keso and from that time 10 the present
has continued in the business The public may
rest assured that pains expense the part of eli
Their, shall be spared TO give general satisfaction.
JNO. KING,
EDMD. N. ALLEN
March 30. lO9-wur
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"a AND SALE.-ln pursuance ofa decree of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
town of Petersburg rendered at the last term, in the
of Proctor Moore shall proceed the 81 st
day of March instant the premises TO cell at public
auction, credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months
equal insialmentsal the real of which Horatio
Moore died seized, situated at City Point, and consisting
OF three Lots fronting James River-One Lot has a
wharf and store house thereon.
j. ALLISON,
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&SALE OF LOTS in Tic Ioien Of Fdrmrile-On the
- 22d day of April 1885, will be sold, at public auc.
ton, on tie premises, Farmve, forty acres of the
Land of Josiah Chambers, adjoining said town. in lots
not exceeding half each credit of and
ycarsthe purchasers giving bonds with approved per-
sonal security, and lien upon the property.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
March "a. lOT-tds
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Northumberland Co, Va. March 3. u 100" 0-V

a NITY FLOUR MILLS FOR SALE.-l am de-
" sirous to sell my mills the James river canal
near the city OF Richmond. Persons disposed pur
chase, are invited TO view the property, which will be
sold low, and on liberal credit, If desired by the pur
chaser Should the property be disposed of before
the trst day OF June next, the subscriber will make all
necessary arrangements for carrying on the business as
heretofore THOMAS itUTHERFOORD.
March 30. IOo-to5N
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7ne Kentucky Resolution.

That tho Constitution and
Laws of the land, securing to
zach citizen, whothor in or out of
once, a lair and impartial trial,
whether by impeachment or ut
common law, tho example of q
legislative body, before the com
mencement OF any prosecution,
expressing an opinion upon tho
guilt or innocence OF nn implicat-
ed individual, would tend to sub
vert the fundamental principles OF
justice"
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March 10.

a. ALE OF LOTS an The Totrn Of FarmciHe.-On the
~ 2lst day of April, 1886. will be Sold public
ton, on the premises Farmve twenty five acres
OF the Lands of ST. George Randolph adjoining said
dill of one and yearsthe purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security and a lien upon the
property. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
March "a. I07-tds
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THHlE subscriber, intending to remove from the State
a of Virginia, offers for sale his lot and houses in the
town OF ScottyIlle (Powhaau Courthouse and small
piece OF land near enough to be convenient for fire wood
The lot has dwelling house, large stable and other
necessary outhouses for family, brick storehouse
md good garden, with good well in the yard. The
houses are well situated for merchant, being in the
centre OF the town and the subscriber has carried on
the mercantile business the place for twenty years
past The terms will be accommodating and will be
made known on application to the subscriber residing on
the premises. SIMON f. RIOCK
= u not disposed Of privately it will be put up
at public auction in November next S. f. b
march 20 t10S-w4g1
II tARHiAGE MAKING IN FARMVlLLE.-Tbe
" subscribers, under the firm Of w g. J. BLAsrov
have mace such arrangements will enable them to
manufacture extensively IN this place, Carriages Of
every description, Baroucbes, Gigs and Sulkes of the
si 9nality We have engaged the very best hands Al
every brafoi the business Our friends and the npb
lie generally are soiccd TO give call and examine
work. Repairs done wii6sseatueas ADD despatch.
WGLLfS-R i5ANTON,
JAMES BLANTON.
Farmvile, Prince Edward Va, Feb 10 g3-wG
BTOR SALE, Lot No asa, on d and slreets--ffonts
- 20 feet on ID Street and 36 feet on the Basin bank
For terms, apply 70 John w Williams az Mrs. Tomp.
kins's, or George r Crump, Of Richmond
Feb o. d.
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"A ElGHS REPORTS, Vol v, just pa5iisied-pyice
M $6-The following Books and Maps may also be
obtained from the undersigned, at the lowest prices viz
Jennings Statutes, at large
Ginci 3, RandOph's, and Leighs Reports,
Journals Of the Convention Of 1866 and Use.
Journals of the House Of Delegates, from l77G TO
lz0O-and Of the Senate FOR 1853 and from 1855 to
1890.
few copies Of the large Map Of Virginia at the re-
duced price Of so Copies Of the small Map, at 81
both on rollers aud IN portable cases.
Separate volumes Of Of the Reports can be fur
nsbcd II proper to guard the pnchasefs Of he Wire
gina Reports against pir0icd edition Of the sJ volume
Of Randophs Reports, which has been thrown into tn
market II may readily be distinguished from the eena-
inc edition (prined by Samuel Shepherd & Co Rich
mond ls29) by the inferority Of execution and il is
scarcely necessary remark that liule reliance can be
placed upon the accuracy Of law book which has APP
pearcd under such circumstances.
The undersigned has IL in his power to supply any
number Of Law Books Of the best editions, and at The
lowest pricesand will promptly attend 10 al orders
ifoin purchasers Of any part Of the above me noned
Books Maps, without compensation
WIN ~. RICHARDSON, Sec Com
March - llUO-lHJ and LiJroyian
WW7 ANTED, at this Oaee as an Apprentice TO the
w Printing business youth from ii to lG years Of
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FHNEACHER WANTED-rhe Trustees of the II.
n liamson Academy Martin county, North Caro-.
lima, wish 10 employ Teacher of good moral standing
20 take charge of The institution. They wi require one
competent 10 prepare students for the University and n
lac can teach French il would be preferred They are
willing either TO give him pcfmanen salary Of $500
per year, or let hun take the school upon bis own re-
sponsbilty IL IL intended that the school shall com
mencc early in June, and the undersigned will be ready
to receive proposals. post paid for the situation until the
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VA ANrED, at this Ofice as az Apprentice 10 the
w Printing business, youth from ii TO rs years Of
age. possessing good English Education.
March 70.
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March "a.

hi INOlS SAIE n rdfH1bte m0nutacfnTtn2 NH and Plan
"a tatiOH, R0anOke.-l offer for sale the EARLE
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river
situated six miles south of Boydton and Randolph Ma
College, aud ten miles below GAINESVILLE The re-
putation of this Mill is well known in Petersburg and
try and villages the Roanoke Its brand stands as
high any other mill in the State, where il is known
1t five pair of stones, pair of burrs
one OF burr and Esopus, pair of Esopus entire and
pair OF rubbeIs manufacturing machinery complete
and it is furnished with sufficient power by ca
nal taken from the In point of location pos
sesscs uncommon advantages. Besides a constant run
of custom, it commands business from great distances
during dry sensonsycldng annually from $50 to 300
barrels OF toll Ii receives from 10 20 thousand
bushels of wheat annually and for years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing in this section the
State aud will probably continue increase facilities
TO market improve. There is ready sale for corn and
every bushel of offIl, at good prices 1t may also be
well TO remark, that it would afford eligible site for
cotton factory grocery, mercantile business
The tract of land consists of 5I7 acres 81 of which
are good river bottom good proportion of timbcrcd
land; and the plantation in good condition for cultiva-
ton The improvements consist of n spacious old DWELL
ing house, with other ordinary outhouses Persons
wishing purchase the above property NAV apDly TO
the subscribers residing within two miles liberal Gre
dit will be allowed the purchaser.
Should not effect SALE privately, before the third
Monday in April next, shall, that day. offer il at
public auction, at Meckenburg Court House it beino
Court day. Possession OF the Mill will be given on the
Isl OF June nextyand the Plantation the LIST of Janu
airy 1897. TlNGNAL JONES, Ereeutoy
. u James r. Jones, dec d.
hlecklcnDurg, Feb ~ 93-t20thA
The Petersburg Constellation will please insert the above till