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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

The Conservative vote, it will be observed,
was very small. The Conservatives, ofcourse'
had no expectation of carrying their cand'-
date for the Mayoralty, and they had no tick
cts for the Common Council. The audacious
violations of the right of suffrage, and the out
rageous importation of foreign voters by the
Loco-Iocos, gave them reason to fear that
full support to three tickets would ensure the
success Of the Loco-locos. They, therefore,
cast their votes where there was the best
prospect of defeating men who had proven
themselves, before their eyes, to be unworthy
the countenance Of a community acknow-
lodging the restraints of constitution, and
the authority of laws. Thus Is Loco-iocoism
thrice pro s,ratcd in its birth place, and strong
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ENDLESS TURN, THE CosncAL ANNUAL. BY
Thomas Hood +. L. Carey and A. Hart, PIP l9O,
1888.
&, For sale by Franck Taylor, Penn. Avenue
This volume consists of dozen or fourteen arti-
cles in verse and prose- characterized by the usual
wit and humor of the popular author of Whims
and Oddities" Hoods ambition, we believe, never
scars higher than amusement, and it would be no
scandalum magnatum, therefore, 10 say that his ge-
Mus rarely rises TO the region of instruction. We
throw this remark by the way, not to disparage
the author but to remind the jealous advocates of an
" International Copyright" that such law would
forever make the whims and oddities of Hoods
genius conreband goods, as Yankee thrift would ne
verpay duties for such wares and least of all would
it stoop to smuggle them. We don't at all object to
"whistles, but only TO paying too dear for them"
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CORRESPONDENCE.
New Yonk, April ~, 1888.
HEcKER.

NEW oRk aPIh Id 1919
Dear Sir-The great contest is over, and the
Wings have succeeded. During my experience in
political affairs never witnessed such desperate
effort as was made by the Loco Focos TO carry The
city, One Of the leaders at Tammany Hall boosted
that they had fund al command Of THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, TO operate with. With
this they imported voters by hundreds from the Gre
ton Hatsr Horks--from The rarions Government sta
tions on The Sonad aud Harbor--from he Brook'yn
Nary Yard-,from he public rorks Of all kinds IN The
rieiaity, and from he riitages IN the neighborAood Of
The city
Inthis way, and by nauralizing some thousand
or two aliens, the Destrucves brought an addition
their real vote of at least three TO four thousand
The Conservatives in great numbers, as | before
mentioned, threw their votes where there was
prospect Of their being useful in efecing the result
instead of sustaining MIR. Riker. Thus the last
strong holdot The administration is captured and
thing is left them but bitter modification, and con-
lnued defeat.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

StTORY'S EQUITY, vol, 3.-Commentanes on Equi-
- ty Pleadngs and the incidents thereto according 70
Justice story is JUS, published and this day received and
for sale by +. Taylor. NJ. -
ALSO. Dunlnps Admiralty Practice, Barbour and
ITarringtons Equity Digest, Judge BALDWIN views VI
the Constitution. - =, I,... . -. n
Reports Of Chief Justice Marshals Circuit Court De-
oisions - -. -.
CoIvcr on Partnership, Bayey Bills, Greslys
Eouity Evidence Judge Badwn's Reports, Philips on
Patents. ... an,
PEERS Reports. eleventh volume Law Of Slavery,
lack sons Commentaries, Tayor's Law Glossary, and
other new Law books, and editions, together with
n good collection Of standard Law books generally, iot
sale in all cases nj the lowest Philadelphia prices At inc
a't uyt ~ T''" april IA
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

LrrrELLs SPIRIT OF THE MAGAZINES AND ANNALS
Contents of the April number.
De Foes memoirs of Caveer Heylin's voyage
to France in 1926. The Irish in America night
in Cunnemara The Duel. The Household Wreck.
The Wintry Way. mot drum was heard, Tin
Germany The watch of death,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

AN THE REGULATIONS WHICH CONGRESS
MAY PRESCRIBE, RESPECTING THE CUSTODY
OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS, 1T is DESIRABLE THAT
AS LITTLE DISCRETION AS MAY BE DEEMED
CONSISTENT WITH THEIR SAFE KEEPING,
SHOULD BE GIVEN TO EXECUTIVE AoENTs.-
Gen. JachSon's Message, Dec 1885.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

since boosted his independence, and pretend
ed TO spurn the opportunities of his partizans,
has been te,hered by the party, and will not
be permitted to go abroad in the day light
again without guardian duly authorized and
appointed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

TINE ENGLISH SPY, in two volumes, octave Lon
don edition. with over one hundred large illustrations
Of Characteristic satirical and humorous scenes and
Sketches in every rank Of society, Price %. hand
s' nr3 =, po"'''' . '' f. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

We acknowledge the receipt of letter on the
Connecticut election from Subscriber at Hartford.
But il came too late to be of service for publication.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

The Red River (La.) Gazette says, "there are at
this present moment seven widows to one widower
in the town of Natchitoches." ...
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17
DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN


fvd-M handsome and commodous dwelling House,
,4a-W- with small garden and stable, delightfully."- and
hcalrhfly situated in Georgetown, about twenty mi
nutcs walk from the Departments. The house Is IN ex
ceent condition and already FURNISHED For partieu-
lars inquire at this Office mar VT
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

hold. We are glad Of it. We trust Il, and
its offspring, the Sab-treasury, will rise no
more, to alarm and agitate the community.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

An intelligent writer estimates the specie in Eu-
rope at eighteen hundred millions of dollars
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
BE uNIrY--iN NoN-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARiTY,-AuguSttn.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

otOUTHEYtS NAVAL HISTORY OF ENnbAN.as
- BY Robert Southcy, Poet Laureate ! yotnme =, %"
P"ses, p',0' 20 cows = '''' F. TAYLOR,
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The official organ of Saturday night con-
tanned most extraordinary announcement,
under the obove caption, from which we take
the following extract:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
ssOe REWARD.

ANAWAYs FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
I Z, on the 2end Of November. 1897, residing in
Bedfofd county. New London. llis negro nan
GTIsAEfi>. (AClllLLES.) lie Is supposed to be
between % and s. years Of age, very black supposed
10 be feet 3 inches high very stout made, and
unrommonly large across the breast a very good DIT
cher and oster has on his breast and over one
of his eyes, also mole on his neck about the size Of
a buck sllotwhich alone ought 10 detect HIM
xpect he has obtained free par ers. has been
Iied off by some rascal aud IS endeavorng to gel TO
a free State. will give 500 reward FOR his appre
hcnsiun, II taken out OF the State, SO II taken IN
the STATE, au4 delivered TO me, secured in any Jail
so thal | get h III again. T.. PETERS.
a. The Richmond enquirer viii insert the fore
going advertisement week FOR SIX weeks, aud
forward lis account 10 tins Office for payment.
June % Wis
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To commence on Wednesdays 12h dan Of S,,t,oL..
1888, and continue 1 days
1 STA Sweepstake for colts and GIIics H..
years old, Two mile heats, entrance fwa h',ai,.I
dollars, hall forfeit 10 name and close the a0tI, d,v
oil August next. Three or more to make race.
2nd.-A Swecpsakc for colts and fpics ill.,.
years old, one mile and repeat, entrance one hn,.
area dollars hall forfeit to name and close above
Three ormoie to make aracc.
3rd.-A S"eepsfake for colts and Gllics. ,L,oo
wears old, mile heats, entrance fifty dullars PA, o,
Fay, to name and close the evening before the ms,
day sraee. Three more 10 make a race.
4th-A Sweepslahe for colts aud files thre,
years old. raised and owned IN The counties OF Camp
bell, buckingham, Amherst, Bedford Boc ourt, and
rankin mile heats hty dollars entrance, +. on T.
TO name and close the Isl day OF September next
Three OF more to make race
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
June % Is
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G0-E'AEsTNEFsSJIVp.

E'llE SUBSCRIBERS have this day entered
int" 60 partnerships aud bought Robinson x
Ellious entte interest IN the late business of J. r.
Bailey Co They intend continuing the mcr-
camille business, under the finn of Bailey 4 Wo-
mack. j. K. BAILEY.
ARCHER =. WOMACk.
Amherst G. H., June II IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

SINGULAR cAsE.-The New York Journal of
Commerce mentions remarkable case of ipSaHiig,
brought on persons III the water from cannon bcinp
fired over them
Al an early hour the morning Of the iih of
jury, Two young men went INTO the river at Castle
uarden 10 SWIM aud al the very moment they leaned
VI the water, salute was fired lrom some heavy ple-
ces OF cannon, which were contiguous. When The
Two young men leaped IN they remained under The
water Tor some seconds, and on rising TO The sur
lace were observed by some bysianders to act in so
fantastic manner, that 1t was evident sometime of
an unusual nature had occurred TO them boat
was therefore Immediately procured, and the two
young men taken out Of the water and b,onobt IN
the shore, when it found that both of Them had
lost tner senses and totally aud entirely as Ia
DC uhaoie TO give any explanation how they had
oee" d"ec'eu, or what sensation they felt al the
moment. Their insanity was not of violent kind
Out la'ner was may be termed idiotc ora total
Prostration OF every intellectual attribute
In TINS melancholy condition they were conveyed
nome 10 their friends and remained nearly in the
same state tor TWO days the end of which. one of
'n1" Pdfud'y recovered his reasen, but the other
Sun !emains without any symptoms Of amendment.
MS fatal result OF cannon being fired over ne,
sons IN the wafer, will cease TO appear very
binary to any person who has, when a bow. exne-
henced the almost terrific sensation produced ON I'm;
""en under water IN narrow stream by a com
mon trick' pracised by boys, of taking two LARGE
stones ana striking them forcibly together ON the
wafer edge, immediately over where the swim
mer mas Owed down. A gentleman who witnessed
Tue present occurrence, told us that on one orca
o'on ne himself suffered sort OF electric shock
~"ch almost deprived him momentariIy of his rca
.uon, rom acommon musket being fired over hin,
whie he was under the water. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
MOTTO r..

NxTAS committed 10 the Jail Of Grayson county
w on the 10Th day al January Last, negro man,
slave, five feet nches high, stout made, aud ol
yellow complexion. He calls himself Henry, aud
SAYS he belongs to Mr. Bailey seems to be ac-
qulmlcd IL Lyuchbws and Buchanan, where he
says lie WI, engaged IA driving atcdm. Phe own
cr !, requested 10 come aud prove property, pay
,haree~, aud take Inn away, otherwise SAID slave
will be deal with according 10 law.
J. JENNINGS, Tailor.
June SIN
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

ID UEStANT to decree Of the Cneut superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry, tor Buckingham
county, At its April term, is3s, in the case of Zacla-
rah d. 1nsley, plaintiff, against Roland p. Iiurhs
and others, defendants; the undersigned, Commits
soners, appointed for that purpose will, Nedurs
day the 25' day OF July proceed 10 sell. by WY OIL
public auction, the premises, on a credit of one,
two and three years. equal payments, the Land in
the said decree mentioned, lying on James kiecr in
the county Of Buckingham, adjoining the lands Of
frederick Cabeli, ST. and Jamcs Wilkins, about two
miles above New Marker. There ATE two tracts,
winch adjon each other and both together contain
E6E ACRES.
more or less o or II Of which arc James River low
grounds Bond, with approved personal security,
Will be required OF the purchaser and the title TO tic
land retained until the pure hasc money is paid
ZAGiIARIAH d. TiNSBEY.
MARTIN ID. IINSLEA,
Commissioners.
June 81. vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

a lBGINIA-trulcsl held in the Ccrl Odi.e of the Cir
of Amherst, on Monday, the 9Th day OF May 1888.
Mary Turner, Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth i,ucko ,csse cleson, Richard Mucr & PAT
50 hs ia, formerly Pats, cheson, Nancy Rcbcson widow
o John chesun, Alfred Rirheson, john ehcson, Elabe,
RicheFon, Annc Reheson, George kchesun ehnfd Rich
eson and Aarand Rehcsou and Mary his wife heirs law
the said john i}iehcson decd Thomas eheson person OF
nnsonnd mind, by Robert insey his guardian specially as
signed to defend him in this SUM- Thomas y Euhank, admins
traitor OF ohm Euhak, deed. who othc Of
Mary Rchesou, who administrators Of Ohm ticason
Ahum Carter and Joscph Carter executors Of John Caw-
ford, decd John Pryor. trustee tor Gauen G. IaYne and
Elizabeth his wife, William P Thomas Pryor. John Fp-
q, james Pryor, Mary Pryor, children of the said John
Ellis, William Mitchell, Jnues Mnr,n Alusr Harn John
Martin Morris Patteson and - his wife, hor. at law Of
Moses Martini dee IL Dgiendans.
Is CHANrFEY.
The defendants Elizabeth Ruekrr, Nancy Richeson WIDOW
Of John ticheson, Alfred cleson john Rchcsnn Esalc,
kcheson, Anne Ritheson George rhesnn. Rchard Rirl
Mary laehe-o Alose- Martin, John Martins Morn, Pat
teson aud - his wife moi hnRius eusfyd thor appearance
and given security according to The act Of Assembly and The
rules OF th Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they nabitH- OF s country is ordered tn
tav do appear here On the first day OF the n"AtS pit mbgr term
anil answer The bill 9th plaintiff aud thai copy Of is er,
be forthwith inserted in sea' newspaper published in The
town pl .,uehhi, fer two month r-oI1 and posted
the door OF the Count house Of this county
Copy FEST.
ROBERT FlASIdY,C.
May Il w3n
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NOTICE,

To Sadaios, 1rlo hare The riehiof usi9g S}eetLx
Spring, AMI 10 those eho may purchase The rioLt 81
using the same. y
VIE subscriber embraces tins opportunity CT in
n forming them that he has made arrannements
ana mas lately received lot foo OF the above nam
! ca springs nom the North, made in the neaeSt and
pest manner by superior workman. In fact they
are all warranted to be durable and elastic | have
inca ana cannot get smiths in the surrounding coun-
Try mere to make such as | would be willing 10 nut
IN Saddles which have manufactured after Gavino
bought all that Sheets could make before lis re-
noVal TO the west shall receive IN short Time
announcer lot OF Springs rom the same manulacture,
y" nose wishing 10 buy Springs II they will favor
me with their orders they will be Thankfully ,,rs,y
Ell ana promptly attended to. The Springs shall be
sold on reasonable terms, and they shall be sncb as
NY ma" can warrant 20 me purchaser with safety
}. {. SllACkLEFORD
LNnchburg Juns .
D he subscriber returns his thanks 10 his
"'e"oS ana the public generally, for their liberia,
patronage towards him since his commencement i,
o"S'ncSs upto the present date, and solicits con
uhualon OF the same, assuring them at tLc Game
'"G 'la all articles IN his line OF business shall be
made OF the best materials which en- be nro1,,,od
'lu III ,he neaIesl aud most durable manner The
subscriber has on hand, at Tins time \ laro, and
hs"'i'! assortment OF every article belonging to his
hhe OF business, all OF which will be said law G
CASH. OF country produce. al market Prices
}, {. SllAGkLEFORD.
u The fneaslle Democrat, Abingdon SI,tcs-
man aud Lewsbrs enquirer will rnyeri tbc lo,esa.
Office. to"'''' ~ luis
June =,
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LAST NOTICE.

4 LL persons indebted to the late firm of Marsh
-" hofch' arc informed, that unless their ac-
counts are settled by the 18th day of July. thcv
"'li be placed m the hands of an Attorney fofeolloc
ton as longer indulgence cannot be gwen
Jos. MARSH,
Surviving partner Of Matsh 4 Bu,ch.
June II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

eh Vltuc ola deed ofrust executed to the sub
senbeis, by Percgfine Echos, dated the 4fh
day oil September le37, and duly recorded in the
County Court of Campbell, in Which Is conveyed III
the read property owncjby said Echols IN dc town
OF New London. consisting Of two large
tTy@93 Tsgg'E.gs.s' gE0ESF.S, -@a,
88ii store house, aud a uaet Of Land adj ri
----A joining, of1O or 50 acres, 50 much -
oil the said property as will be sufficient to pay the
sum OF money which Is due, aud which said
deed was given 10 secure, together WITH the costs Of
sale Nc. will be sold on Saturday the 18th day of
August next IN the town Of New London, 10 thc
highest bidder, ior cash. Acting astrastccs the un
designed viii convey such title as Is vested in diem
by SAID deed aud none other.
Cl1AS. l.. NOSHY,
DAVID X. EDLEN.
JAY l2 vtds
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BUFFALOE SPRINGS,


G,ITUATED on Bnilaloc River. IN the county Of
y Amherst, II miles from the Court House, 20
miles from lexington and . miles from Lynch
burg.
In calling the attention Of the public to these
Springs rs watering place, the subscriber lakes
occasion remark, that lhcy are no new discovery
although unknown 10 the distant public until the
last two years. For many years they have never
Jailed to get more visitors from the surrounding
country tln the Improvements could comfortably
accommodate, who will readily testify to then me
dicnal virtues.
Since last season several large and comfortable
framed cabins have been erected, which, added the
large and commodous Hotel and Cabins built pre-
yions to that time, will enable me to entertain larger
company with none comfort.
The water has been Analysed, and found to con
tain the essential Ingredients sulphur, soda in an
unusual proporlion) and nagnesia; and the subscn-
Der can say with the fullest confidence, that If celti-
fcates Of aets~cre required they can be obtained Of
many individuals, whose experience Of their virtues
enable them to say that they are unsurpassed by
any water III Virginia, FOR most OF the diseases com
mou to ellmaeln cases of confirmed dyspepsia,
on less dcfangcl condition OF the stomach and
bowels, in pulmonary or liver diseases, more par
cullrIy the latteriu all diseases Of general debility
whatcver-aud peculiarly fer delicate females aud
children, these waters will be found possessed OF
remedial virtues of certainly efficacy. For this
fact the highest authority among the medical faculty
in this section Of the country can be offered, as yell
the better evidence of full and nple tests by IN
diyiduals from actual experience.
The season viii again commence on the 15th Of
June The subscriber, grateful Tor past patronage
both from his old II ends and strangers. again invites
them visit hlm, with the assurance on his part
hat PAINS shah be spared render the visit agree
able.
1t viii be oh crycd. that the rates Of Board are
lower than lat amy oth4r watering place in NnSip'e,
VIZ;
Board per week, 81 on
do do day, %
Horses per week, oo
do do day, -
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Grass Hogs.

I HAVE new uncngascd a few pairs Of the Mac
a Ky and berkshire PEGS, so celebrated as
grazing breed, Of tcnla'Aably easy keep and caIly
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
lnt +. Fletcher at his Plantation,
ncar Amherst Court House
Dec 81 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19

ua,.s STATED IN the Maine papers, that Doctor
oes' VINO was appointed by the Governor of that
70 sAp'ofe and survey the public lands on the
oo,'ooh, has been ordered off the territory Inv ,Le
Drush authorities DR.. Holmes alsrc,u,ned hon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
R'fy3sA.EE.E.4'f.S g.a,.a loy safe.
fsEsAnSUs %s.E.E'asEas SEsaEtGaS
E'Ekge-K.s'Ig.

81 fae- S.s liz.
E1UE Company, in aceordane" with Tie rcqui,i-
TONS ol thcli charter, have had the water OF
lhese Springs lived. by Professors Rogers and
Aiken, gentlemen whose Characters aud scientific at
taumruts furnish sufficient guarantee 10 the pub
he OF the correctness Of the analy sis The following
IS the result:
Carbonate of Soda,
Carbonate OF MaguCsla,
Carbonate ot Lime,
SulplGdc OF lime,
Suphmr of Maencsia,
tlorlde OF Sodium,
lurldc If Calcium,
tlUlde of Magncslun
Sulphatc OF Soda,
SulphWcucd Hydrogen and Calbonic
Acid Gases.
This establishment, under the manage mcut nl Mr.
" ann shta gentleman of much experience. Is now
ready ieI the reception of visitors. The improve
ncnt stnrc the last season have beCu considerably
extended by the Company, with the view to render
the growing popularity oil the place more worthy of
public patronage; the rooms ate neatly finished aud
well adapted to the comfortable accommodation of
visitors The medicinal qualities of the water are
not surpassed by any of the mineral waters in the
state of Virginia In the cure of Bilious affections
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Chronic and Culaneous
diseases II has been particularly successful and in
cases OF Dyspepsia from the good effects winch
have resulted from the use OF the water, Tor I'll two
last seasons, by persons afflicted with this disease.
the PROJECTORS feel themselves warranted in the as
srrton that the water is an inalllblG remedy. The
Sprngsare situated on New River, IN Gray coun-
", Virginia IN healthy rcgion; ten miles north
from Gfayson Courthouse, twenty miles south from
! WNthe Courthouse, aud eight mlles from the lread
mines IN Wythc county, surrounded by beautiful
and diversified scenery. Persons from The South
visiting other mineral waters of ireinla will find this
4 comfortable lcstir place.
BY TIE PROPRIETORS
| n B.-An Accommodation Hack will be kept at
/ W>the Courthouse, during the season.
July ) iw
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V'VY'ECE,

u - persons indebted 10 the subscribers are
n hereby notified that satisfactory ar,anao"r,,,s
,of me payment oitheir debts must be made bv rho
~ oil August next, as lnneer indulgence cannot be
given JANIES ~ IlJGNa ' g" ., oe
June ! :"