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Friday. December 93. 1916.

Fire.-On the night Of the 18th instant,
between II and | O'Clock. cur citizens were
called cut by the alarm d, tire. On repair
M To the spot, We found hack house on
The III owned by Mr. K obl. NcCemh, near
the Charlotte Hotel, 90 tire. The house had
been used as bake shop, but 1t is hard tot tell
how the FIRE was communicated as /, had not
been used for several DAYS. Great eyeriions
were made by the Fire Company and NUN.
Der Of citizens To prevent the FIRE communl-
eating 10 any other than the building burn.
ny, which, owing 70 The Stiffness Of the
night, they accomphshed-had 1t been 9th.
erw,se there is no telling where IT would be-
stopped. Providence seems to lnterpose on
such occasions.
Errafd.-Only abou, third Of the zinc
was blown from the roof the Mint. Ii be-
ing about half covered, we stated that near
" the whole was blown oil. Our lnlorma.
ton was incorrect.
Richard L. Parker, has been elected by
the Legislature Of Virginia, to fill The vacan,
CIV in the {. S. Senate, occasoned BY the
resignation of MIR. Leigh.
Mr.. Wise has introduced n resolution TO
appoint Committee to examine the Evecu.
tive Department, which has passed, Sc to
rs. The speech delivered on the occasion
shall be published.
Electoral Colleec.-Thc Van prren f.
lectors net N this cllv on Wednesday last.
Hon. Nathaniel Macon was chosen Presl.
dent of the College, and Thomas e.. Stone
acted ms Secretary. Col. lore, one of the
Electors, beng prevented from attending
by infrm health, his son, Jdmes r. lore,
was elected member to the College, IN hls
stead. OF course, the fifteen votes Of the
State were cas-, for Martin Van Buren,, rs
President, and x. VI, Johnson, rs Wee PrcSI-
dent. Phiio White was appointed Messen-
ger, to bear the Electoral vote 10 Washing.
ton.-RdIcigh Register.
Trginid-Thc Electoral vote of this
State has been given 10 William Smith, Of
Alabama, Tor Wee President OF course,
Col. johnson is not elected by the people,
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SENATE
ThDrs3ae Dsc :.

NJ strerd. mosed ta send lnrssate 70 tar
,isa.s grl.ss.ins 10 yas ~ a Senator 20
gfct. rhtea ass lHsl--NFs -. Nuss ~
~tse' yttius 70 thr negative u.ais g. ;is
I eae pna ssra 60 Tie s''.s.altite arc Nessts.
sl4a Bsse-, Ef5an Of Cfasyn Bunting, Tow
4 q batss shi a14ao. tl1aff u' Marie, tf4b.
Elaud.. r,aa, Tat. Han Ha~ktn, lIaal!
\ llas~y k,rf N4fsg,Iff. VI s4ug, Ne>tjy,
tatnirs, Ksl4, Kennarot, >Au4trs asa " bal.
-I
fbe sha ra',8 n tas ucEstv~ ARE " ssrs.
i 5ngae B,tsu ri Ca,tcr,i saa Juoss, Btrasl,.
f1c,, bts.as1a. norkefy Gu4gst, liarrrsye,
Ger, Jous,. ks,y. Nc.tho-, N"oif, More
a'ghsad Maa'e. Nsers, Rrlalag, s.'pact sfrg.
laYio, ard Ni.'.ain.---l.
tae bll to flcci pobac patlsr. was taken SOP,
1 Hradsd Mr Mvsry's me,ou, teAd I'ie ssc.
/ q and ihrd i,r4e. and pas4ed.
lug btl 10 increase tby liabilities Of N7cfI.fs,
4 i amended. ~ melton. OF Mr. Hafnoy, aud pas.
r. 4 secnHd reading
Iae bill aiia~,ng public officers, or thru deFu.
= 70 samiaats' oath. IN certain case and the
y etsc iessots Of lsDd lien upln The crops oi
j ht.f essecs, pas.sd their third reading.
j y sanders introduced a Resolution tar raising
'anmtlisc 81 FIVE - the psrt Of each House, 10
d "fe what deposition ought Ia be made nj that
f''an Of the Surplus Revenue 70 shtch thl, State
~ b entitled. l.aid ora the table.
W. lnne. presented a hil relative 10 the time
4 paving 10 entry money Passed It's aist reading.
~, hatTfave, petition 10 exempt touuils.
a'td officers from vofktuV on roads. Referred.
buy 70 fccs've the portion 10 which this stat,
entitled Of tbs Sarplns revenue, IN consequence
a. at Of Congress passed a rs last session. VAS
81 t'r SECOND time and passed Ayes f6. Noes J.
~ hall, Of Edsconhe, alone, voting ~ the ne.
aVht-- VIZ. Mafstelicr and Mr. Montgomery al.
~ The latter from iudisposiIion.
HOUSE or COMMONS.
~. 'n'hn, from the Committee on tcsiscd Sta
','' reported the following bills which bad their
i" residing, va: TO prevent the abatement o.
/ w U certain eases--t onrerning the Secretary
Nait--t concerning Mad Dogs-Co ncefninR en-.
- and gtsris Of Land.
W. timsins, from the same Committee. report,
he following which were also Rad the FIRST
ny wa bill concerning Religious Spctclic,
'''hgreEaiipns--' 'onccruing Quarantine and
Il. prevent The Introduction OF contagious diseases
W. Graham, from the aame Committee. report
I a ball providing iot tho support of the Poor
- a OIL concerning ball in Clll cases, Rea,
fihr first time.
vi tose moved that message be sent 10 IN,
NV proposing, on Wednesday ncy', 10 20 int,
e'ect'n0 OF u. $. Senator 10 soroe Tar s,y vrnr
we 'th OF March next, and nominated foI
A. hPp ,',',' the Hon. Robert usnpo.
h. ,'""a'n moved 10 lay the motion on the IA
~ ie remarked, that it was the object, he pre-
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sumed, Of every gentleman 10 have on this subject
iull and fair expression of the popular sentiment
lie could not believe that any man Of any part5
would wish TO bring on this election when ths
House was not tull-especiily when parties were
situated, they believed 10 be- IN this Leglsla
ture. Ii Is known, SAID Mr. G.. that there Is a va
cancy 10 the Commons from Pasquotsnk county,
10 TIL which, an election takes place tins day. 1t
Is more than probable, that the member elect will
have taken his seat by the time specified, butt
is no certainty OF IT, Some casualty may cetain
him but yet II We sanction tins proposition, we
bind ourselves to 20 into the election, though the
absent member may not have arrived. Acting As
the Representative Of the people, be could not con-
sent 10 20 INTO ans important election, without
foil Legislature. Could gentlemen regard success,
under such CIRCUMSTANCES, as a triumph lie pre-
suncd not For himself he Wss Aiing 10 20 INTO
The election the moment the Pasquotank member
arrived whatever might be hls political bias but
perceiyng no necessity for hast. IN this matter, he
should oppose oil attempts 10 force the House into
a vote before that vacant seat was filled.
Mr.. Ifoke assured the gentleman from Granville,
that the very object which he had IN view IA fixing
on the day designated, was, that the member elect
iton Pssqaolrnk might have time 10 take his seat
Sb day. we're thus allowed HIM 70 reach here.
~hen the journey would probabl, BE- accomplished
20 three. lie wen, as Tar any gentleman, IN
desiring, on this question, tul expression O. the
popular sentiment. The distinguished gentleman
shom lie bad nominated, did tao, desire to b. elect
cd, he sss confident, without far and open can
,a..--he had no wish, he vas sure, 10 be nj
monty senator. Tie hoped the House would agree
10 The motion, though he wss wiling, II auy gCn-
lleman dcsfed It, TO extend The tinic a day OF two
longer hts only object being to have definite day
fixed 90.
TIE motion 10 lay on the table was lost. Yeas
J9--NUcs 81.
The question recurring on the adoption Of the
Resolution, Mr. NAcp, moved TO amend II by
-l,lrsing out Wednesday and inserting Fuiay the
10th instant. Accepted by the mover.
Mr. Guthrie hopcd that the Resolution amen.
ded would mol prevail. What ate y, abolt to d.,
~. said VI. G. Admitting that lSe Pa-qpotank
mrmhsr arrit,, ~ "Wednesday, the first day men.
tIantd sc ,hcu aiige lin, only tao dogg 10 make
up Is miHd the relative mtfits d the disun
guishsd gentlemen who NAV BE- nominated tor the
station. The rest Of Us said Mr. q Eatc had
Hofe than ,ofinight % make up cur minds On The
saa}ctt aud il but far thai Ike courtesy should
Il extended T. oihcrs H. therefore ulovtd 10 post
pgnc tho 4fthcr cunsid, ration a The ho, subject
70 FRIDAY week. i.n,t 81 Ii 81.
The question nos ttcurtag 30 the adoption u
tie Resoluilpu amended IL, vu'c stood ~ 10 u.
Tbs speaker soird ~ ihc nt.alNei 70 The moi,ou
was losi.
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The New York Star SAYS a rumour is a.
ffoa, tina, an officer ot the General Govern.
men, at Boston, has failed for $500 GOO, and
has ovcrirawn one of the Pets $4,000.
Al thrs rate the Surplus Will soon disappear.
!" \ slip by the express mail, dated Mobile,
Alabama, November the 2gth, received at
Raleigh, announces the death Of Mrs. ecu.
eral Games.
Hon. Geo. T.. k,onard, Member Of Con
gress from Indiana, who W0S 50 badly scali.
ed a few DAYS ago on board the Steamboat
Flora, has since died. He was on his way
TO Philadelphia, 10 be married
The Presidents Hcahb.-The health OF
the President has gradually improved, but
he is still extremely feeble, and unable 10
meet company. He gives his attention. a
few hours every day, 10 communications
laid before him BY his cabinet; but he is all
solu,ely intcriictcd by his physician Or.
HunD from receiving his friends, as the eft.
fort Ia converse threatens return of the
hcmorrhage, which, IN his present weak
condition, might be attended with instant
sutiocatlon.-Globs Of "a inst
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he State and Federal Authorities. II in cfftc'
Oes TO reinstste and sustain the American Sys
TN, and thereby keeps up an onerous system 81
taxation upon the people, wholly unnecessary.
The operation OF distributing or deposltlng the
surplus, should a surplus be continued, will neces
sarlly have an injurious effect upon the commerce
oil the country, by taking from the proper channels
OF trade, large capital. and req owing from the
Banks the means OF accommodation 10 the mer-
camille class.
Ann.her, and not trifling objection is, that IN
der tie forms OF the obligation. the State gives her
consent to be Leggliv Jound TO perform the require
ments Of the act OF Congress, aud IN my humble
Judgment. subjects herself, ia case OF delinquency,
10 be sued ~ the Supreme Court OF the United
States, as deiauter. Nor Is it impossible, nor
altogether Improbable that such delinquency may
take place. Suppose the State should become in.
debt.d 10 even the amount OF two or three millions
aud tine money appropriated or spent, a. It likely
may be. when or how, Jet NE ask would 1t be re-
paid The only means would be heavy tsxatlon
which would not likely be resorted to BY the Lee
gislalufe, or permitted by tn. people
For these reasons, feel bound to vote against
The passage OF the bill.
lSisned) TIIOS. II. HALL.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Caldwell presented resolutions declaring the
seats Of Mr. Harms Of Montgomery, Mr.. Pinkslon,
Of Davidson, aud Mr. Clayton o! Buncombe, yacl.
ted. on the ground thAt they we're Postmastcr- at
the time e their respective election, and therefore
Con,ti,uiionaily ineligible To The Legislature. On
motion, these resolutions re referred 10 the Con
mittcc on Privileges and Elections
Tic House then took up the bill icr tie cigi,ion
Of Rowan county so as 10 form nov county by
the name OF Dayie. tsier some debate the bill
passed lis second reading s. TO ~, and vas subsc.
quently read the third time and sen, 10 the Senate,
The bill to incorporate The Edcn'on and Norfolk
Rail Road Company, was read the llIfd time and
sent ~ the senate.
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Horses. Cattle. Hogs, Corn,
EGdhcr, stay, &c.
~ Kitchen Furniture,
Earn!aag ateMslls.

Farming Utensils.
together with many other articles. Terms
of sale made known on that day.
Any person wishing 10 examine the above
Plantations, can do 50, BY calling on K. J.
Miller, who lives on one OF them.
WM. ROSS, Admir-.
Dee. II, 1886. i26
\, b. All persons indebted To the above
estate, by Note or Book Account, are re-
qursted to come forward and settle mme.
d'atelv; also, those having claims, are re.
questsd 10 present them properly attested,
within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice VIII he plead in bar Of their recovery.
W r. .iGn'F
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For Sale.
E NOTICE..

EpY permission ct james H. Weather.
NE spoon, Judge Of the Court of Ordlna-
nv, will be sold at the residence of John T.
Moore, decd, of Lancaster District, II
miles South of Charlotte, on the main road
leading to Camden, on Thursday and FRI
day, the 18th aud 18th of January next, tho
whole of his personal estate, consisting Of
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SENATE.
.Sninrtinn. DC. 10.

Mr. Moseey rom the judiciary Committee re-
ported bill to giye Courts oil Equity power 10
chaoge the names OF persons.
VI Taylor presented resolution the. from and
4'tf to-day, the two House, hold evening sessions
commencing at three O'Clock, al ehch no otter
business shall BE- taken Gp except tile roslscd sta
totes. laid On the table.
On motion Of Nr Bryan, the III 10 estlblish
seventh Judicial & cut, was taken up, read second
and thifJ urt, aud ordered to BE- engro>sod.
A hl.l concerning boGis. corporate was read the
third time arc passed Provides that where no
unit Is hycd 10 corporations, they shall exist for
81 wears, and that Neglect 10 oyef,,e their cor.
lurato privileges ior , yoar- shall aotk forfeiture
4 message VAS received from the Commons, ~.
forming inat thcy noN ready 10 receive the -.
uate 10 eyauI the returns Of the election Tor Go
vernon Whcreupon the ; nate, preceded by th,lr
Speaker, proceeded t. the hall OF Tie House OF
Commons
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
\ message VS. sent 10 The >.hltc, informing
H.at Jdy Of Ito readiness Of lhis House 10 lne,t
them ID The han OF lie Ilau-e Of Commons, ior
tue psfp1sg Of ,SamiuIbg thp votes gwen al the
a'c eltelin al Governor Of this state, and in'or-
uIag that Nc.srs. Canister aud Rsyner, constitute
the Committee OF examination on TIE part Of thu
House
Received a message from The 5 nate, informing
that VI PYlk !, appointed 10 suIvtu,cnd sdld e.
ami aJaa un the part OF the = naie.
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NJ Moore ptes,ated bill 10 Incorporate Vie
sar,n Manufacturing company. Passed Ils tfst
fcaeigs, and rvieifcd
Ne Ai5ugh a bt % lay offs ncw county, 81
tbs hAuIc Of Jtiisr.ou Passed tJ- ifsl reading aud
VA casu n'l,d # committee oi tie " 4slt House.
AID ~, ttr otdrr oftho "a, ior Tuesday next
Nj, bIuuug presented Rcel4t.oa % sacalr
Tie .ra', ol Joseph NcD1ec'l Carson EsQ., i.fe
~cpataf ffufu katbctlu5d, Atittr nsehtry, Esq.,
the ; natot from t4e couh;I,s 81 Richmond and
kab,s.,si aod 1T Wthatn A.h.Izhi the Senator
nom Chatham. o. the sroufu a. they Nefe Pa>t.
Hs,iets a. th, time Of toc.t t, on. AMER s91ic
at.cus-lrp. 10 witch Nc,esrs l. wards. Gafsh,ad,
fok and Bunting paftt ilalca, isc RESOLUTION a.
- aasrd i. On tie motion o. ", Edwards. - to
a.rrct TIE committee ga Privileges and Elections
- ,reslrc tnto tie facts, and lr,lur them PoNer
ta q i ~ lersas and .antts. On motion q ht.
Fos, tey Rrre fur,het tsuctcd "a enquire into
tae "a. Of DAVID Reid g a seat in tive ) nate.
Toe resolution. amended. uss then sd5pttd
TIE bill g. receive o8f g.oiton oftbs S1fpu, r..
sruuf. uu5tr the lAir al, 81 Congress vas t4sen
~ Mr. ~ ard. c1utfoscft,d tic position taken
by u. li4Hon tcstrtdat. hat Il Was mahiug sub
efdlus'c E,cr8fRc sxsui OF "a, Salg GuVern-
mcn,s. We understood tim TO say he would hass
saio. sgansi he d,posil, htIl; bat &c tof no other
4af5itf ft&N Y ttA Nt#A ~ ttAtt
tl,n 9th, f'untst, De- aould acc. p, our roft0u.-
tie wuuld locS W. Tbs mourt. d hr could not fund
90 loan Al uP-r urlu,aiipuafl, sscuIiiy -such Sc
eufilY a. poaia secure Us fetufu Whenever the
state wss called opnu for It.
NJ HAL responded bat as sc could hear bot
Sc tBptterlg nhst ID said. wc refer The reader
y tjs pfu,esi, wheh contains BIS views on the
slhtec'
VI Cnager # NarIin.) stated, that az an lndi.
via0al o. woud vote gaiust the acceptance Of thu,
mauc, but he would represent tho people, and the
pvor'r tbauehlttc money tbcy must have.
VI Edwards moved 60 strike cot the last sec.
tn tat one in lhr htll, directing the Treasurer 10
dcga.it the money in The Ranks not suffice, 10 be
removed except BIS order Of the Governor tor inse.
eurty. or hg The special order OF the General As
srmty. MAR sumo observations from Mcssfs.
Elsatdy, lpan OF CittcreD aud M0,ehead. the
motion lost, the bill passed ls last reading
Al the Senator'S ~crv pfcseut--all voting IN the
affirmative. erecp, ID. IilIl OF Ed.ecomb,
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Protest Of Dr. Hall, Of EJgsco-,b, against The Bin
10 rscers that PORTION y he Pah4,e Hausy to
Hairh tiis State IS snfulrd under fAs Act Of
Congress. caAs,i the Dsposiir Blu
enter my protest against the acceptance Of any
purtipu OF the surplus money, provided lor under
the aet of Congress OF last session, and consequent
IL ara,nst the passage Of the Bill nov under con-
Iteration foT The acceptance ot the same. ! am
opposed 10 the principle OF distribution, conten
led iot hy some as well that of making the
State Of North Carolina a fiscal agent, to parllol-
,atc ~ the management of any part OF the duties
Ut the Treasury Department Of the United States.
By accepting The mouoy proilercd. North Caroli-
IA also accepts tho conditions upon which II Is Of
ftfed and thereby enters into a contract, which
the parties contracting, arc, IN my opinion moi
conssiiuionallv competent TO make. The act, OF
rather the 18th section. making the proitered de-
paslte OF distribution, ~ not provided Tor IN any
expressly granted power nor Is il Necessary or pro
per-. 10 the execution Of any granted power. In
addition to this, u mos, palpably violates settled
principle. draw by fair construction rom the Nh
md 10Th Amendments ot the Federal Constitution
that the powers of the Federal and State Govern
mcnts should h kept separate and distinct This
act makes the State subordinate executive agent
IA the execution OF the duties of the Treasury DE
pattmeut !, No, only makes the State suhordi
nate fiscal agent bat the subordinate 10 snbordl
nate executive officer; being sohlcct IN tins mat
ter 10 the direction and supervision Of the Sccreta
~ Of the Treasury. In addition 10 these obIcc
I tons, think it not only incNpedlcnt aud nnneecs
sary, but 10 IT'S tendency dangerous 10 the prtnrt
/ pies upon which our institutions are founded. L
places the STATE under the control Of the Fedora
( Government through It's money concerns, making
the Federal Government tie collector of rcvenu,
Tor the State; thus tending to consolidation .
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MARRIED

MARRIED
In this county, on the 18th inst. by the Rev. R.
H. Morrison, Mr. DAVID A. CALDW ELL, TO
Mrs MARTHA A. CALDWELL.
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to support of Judge White, when they kno'c he has
chance Of being elected than their other friend
Am Rnyal-~hsn they know that every vote cast for
the judy will, ana Tie leaders intend that it shat, go
TO aid HIrrs:n.
The Morgan "a abgmr, Observer mas abandoned III.
cnnse of Judge White and now supports Van Buren, and
Johnson, the candidates Of IN. Democratic pay
NJ c"Tcpt coalition between III, White nullihers and
Tie Harrison federal ubolionis!s has Gssus,sd tina: Re
pnblran print.
lhe A!anaura Mercury, al Marion, Perry county; the
lnGlton Gazette; the Tuscumba North Alabsm,an: and
the Clarke County Pos all nfca,lon papers, but p.s
s"ssng more candnr than their kindred prints, hrv>
been reluctantly constrained to concs,e Van E,iTea
MINORITY in the Alabama LesisatUfe.--B.
DE-. Franklin CANNON, recently elected Lieutenant
Governor Of Missouri, by maorly OF abou, 800 over
his MULTIPLYING opponent, ;s atYc Of CabsFrus cnunty,
IN this STATE; where his 'na:iy relations aud friends che.
1h remembrance oi his uii-!y ylirs, and rerice ii.
Tie advancement of hs fortunes.
DR.. Cannon OF HI Vice Presidents Of the
Baltimore Democratic ConErnlion and his election by
50 large oTiy, Is a'terIng approval, by the free
Ut Missouri of the Doctor in that body az
well Us Of tie latoEs OF the body itself.-I6.
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Esenhs's'Hs;AE4.
TILE PRESIDENCY

NkR1lx VAS BcrES WILL be The next President of
the Omitted States for just certain rs Heaven spares
his lie II" Mrar b. ell aIed. AT cainnnf pr"pagat
ed. yet be invented agninst hIr1-ai the ISLANDERS
Of the Frdrral uilrrs past, present AMI prospective
mid all the fraud which the craft ri his tneil"s can
practice. !alStoodS their ma!tgn!ty may suggest
cannot prevent his elevation 10 The irs nlice III ,hr lie
Injl!a He has us aGong III" People ~ 'h'e VA
ton; they hare proclaimed him as one " OF US and
t!lri. voic. ever hes, and ever WILL prevail.
Every Intelligent and disrassiona!e politician in the
country. n.sl now SEC that Mr.. Van Burrn. election
Rs certain ns was that Of Gen Jackson in SO The
elections recently held different parts vi The Ua:on
have developed Mr.. Y. BIS strength with the Repub
lican Party. 1--WE neither expect desire The support
Of the Federal Nui;i;icsj ca:c 30 doubt on Any
candid mind. but that he will be elected ~ II: people,
Is further evidence of the truth OF our estimates: SIC
would refer the reader to statement below regard
IT, the recent crcrns:
!hLABAmA.-Whgg"ry ANA Modification (lcaVing our
readers To call The Mta b. wae"er they coosr)
Is pretty much used up Alabama. rs usual, OF
the most reckless of the Multiplying prints claim 'najr
-!ty fer their Coalition; bu, -se Of them WHO haze
means Of correctly informing themselves, h"Oc tctte'
and indeed the candid PORTION ot The Hhg press III
that SiLc: cnccdc lnal'rty o Van Bur-" mem ers
Last year Van Dnr"n Governor was ri'c'"d IN thl
State. b.? large Inairrity ana previous nomination "a!
Judge Nhilc "hamrdb BY Cecepmn was 1crerJs@ III ''r
Legislature. This ycaE according to Ire n'>t impartial
estimates made the l:lei5rrs Of the Legislature stand
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Jaw, ;sssSE3sTsSsIHaEsN'ES

,,0TK SPRING FOR sALE.-wi:hing to settle
ESo.,,,n plantation, in the State of Mississippi.
10 49, ms Nal,apnny Farm, two miles from the
r% ~. c,..D containing about 1900 acres large pro.
b'"S- ,,, r,.rrver ii land under good enclosures,
?''"' Jc.d to the growth of all small grain. First
'%| WV, laws Of rl.,rhY and Other grasses might be
me :; IN. ownar trsrrd it. The Ra:l-rnad running
,Ss c,nEe Of tn" flats, furnishes market in TWO
tnIn . - Al w. prodacts OF the estate The Dwelling
na Is N the best r-pa;r, continuing four rn"s be-
HY" three above; Pnrlcnes and porches nearly sur.
y" The cellars are dry-lhe s,abie carTihge, and
I'"' new. and all other buildings in good repair.
IT, T.ii,ur House is surrounded with Forest trees of
lax ..,i erowlh-A never failing Spring Of the best wa
nycren,-and is at the heaithTst situations
~ world and is surpassed by none for beauty, with
!" r,,.- rev No consideration could induce me 10
va ,.n il. bat the desire to employ my negroes IN
p. cotton. as stated above. To persons wishing TO
~ IN This State. it combines every advantage that
. h. desired The terms OF payment, well secured,
1 h. curvcnieut by paying interest on The purchase
s, Much more could be said to the advantage OF
,,,-,y bu, persons wishing 10 purchase will view
80 ,a.r;srv,s-rr which purpose, refer to Mr. Burklt
l.TI,. nv manager there and for terms, apply 10
he in ro! Royal fiiiLir LiuAlfWoi.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30

the lOGIt OF krinund made
lo.ji, tie uircr6isu" o:nr'
viii Ca Uc,uJcr next, a being Cont DAY nj r
hnsr o., >ai pruccri sell Ia tc highest Ir!cr,
cr Il twelve irNcrIt u,uc br
carry the decree which viii e required cash. tn" i
Jrun.n. :r estate ct tin Ri" JriI S!i""T
vnIuaIi ITc o i"nH !; ia i' >ai ruVE
q, ri; Iur ccnaIr;. 40 The ii vel! iim""d aE
at oo, uuaIi,v and from tnrn Village. a"" d"'u
three far'am Church. III" tract WI -" ~, ;c IH.o
three equal parts. and SOLD crar'"s lIr-un" i" thos WI.
the "nf" ~" FAY 81 tGr
minute irsrnua unnecessarily p
and hkc: nrirdn.
I.n Black smith. The anvr property vii b sail max dis
n,ion amongst tie heirs oi tic SAID john S:hnor and
M III be required bnas approved
r. 10 ,c The title believed to &c un;cgs
,nr.,Im 4. \. GLASSGU'k, J..,.,i,.,.,-.
RICHARD SYDAUR, ''""'sS''""''
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p = Pursuant amended decree Of the cou"y court u c-
mo. III" above Negroes vii! be sold for cos::
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