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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

- Tnn ASoLISzeH MEBrIno.-The meeuns q Chn-
ton Hall on Monday night shout the Right Of Pesl-
ten, was IN amusngpiece of hunbug All the smoers
the resolutions the remarks the speeches every thing
were cut and dried. 1t was mere eratorcai display,
without the slightest practical tendency. Theodore
Sodgwick, the splendid locofoeo, was made charmaa.
Mr.. Sedgwick is a fine looking young man, with
high classical forehead hne eyes, sonoross voice. and
in search of popularity. We rather think ne has .
high order of talent.
A large portion Of the small assemblage was deci-
dedly absltonist-aad but for the check interposed
by the Kisses il wosld have ended in q row. Mr.
Haven made speech about it and about it. and about
it. Then Mr. Bradshaw then a Mr.. Fessenden
then Mr. Somebody else, all talked about 1t and
about it. The spirit of the whole affair was nat
absurd and without point or practical purpose They
resembled two boys at school quarrelllng. Each OF
the little rascas puts chip on his shoulder ana
dares the other strike it off, Such the posiion OF
Mr. Wise and his onfrerss in Congress, as conrasted
with that of Mr.. Sedgwick and his associates IN Cin
ton Hail.
The question about the Right of Petition IS merely
another name for the Abolition of Slavcry-and the
abolition question is merely mode OF making
noise in the world. We assure Mr. Sedgwick that
there are various ways of acquiring popularity IN
New York. other tsan pursuing the phantom OF loco
focolsm or abolition.
On this occasion Charles King appeared TO be IN
great request. The whole company was composed OF
few stray members of the New England Society,
who want to form little set of their own 10 roast
and rule. 1t is cheaper TO roast goose.
CoNsUMrTIoN OF SEGARs.-It is estimated that the
consumption of segars in this city full 100000 per
annum as follows:
Gamblers. oo!0o
Common Loafers, Sooos
Young men of fashion going to the devil, loceoo
Old ladies', pso
Brokers, Jo,ooo
Parsons io"U0
street walkers, o,y5S
/ Gentlemen
| 100000
/ Tins are consumed the seoars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

s-s- The police reports Of the Courier have become
a systematic plan Of libel and petty fnanciering.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

-. 1NkW DIX, Jun y ZsTu 1888.
The proprietor of the American Phenomenon,
presents his compliments 10 the Editors and Pro.
tins extraordinary animal, (beng horse three years
ed of most beautiful form, that never had hair on.
any part of him. 10 be at New York TatersalIs
Very respectfully, yourebeuent servant
JOHN NJ WAun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

ipissss. hs~s vsat mind, ,hsrssse to give sup
perto John on WIN ch occasion shall invite Hugh
Maxwell, and David 3. Ogden, his two counsel, to
speak thefamoss sp eeches winch my wicked plea Of
guilty. in the Court { Sessions % efSe,ually srangled
in tn birth. We sf all have merry occasion, with
teasss songs speed hes and heaven knows what else
besides.
Mr.. w. all and. supper, Yesterday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

CoNsUMrrIoN OF SEGARs.-lt is estimated that the
consumption Of segars in this city is full 2oAOo0 per
annum as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

~ The " Erina BALI came off with great esldt
The beautiful Mss w. from Henry street and Mss
ID. efPrince, will long light up the memory and make
the heart warm. There were many others, but wha
are they among so many7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
SNH.R, OF VANHD.

In pursuance OF decree e the Circuit Superior
l. Court of Law aud ChancPrv, for the County oil
Amherst, pronounced on the 7h day of April, 1898,
in the case OF Oney d. fluckstep, Plaintiff, against
George {. Hucksep and Eliza Ann Huokstep in
lants, under the age Of twenty years. by Robert
Tinsley their guardian, specially assigned TO defend
them IN this suit and Jno. p. Wilson, Horace
Wilson. Richard w. Wilson, Elizabeth Walton,
John Tyler aud Cathatinc his wife, John Myers and
Sarah his wife, md William G.. Christian and Mary
lis wife, heirs at law of Richard Wilson deed De-
PENDANTS the undersigned, Commissioner, for the
purpose, will, on "Wednesday the 9th day Of June
next, il fair II not the next fair day, upon the preml-
scs. NJ the late residence Of Charles Wilson decd
proceed 10 sell hyway Of public auction, for ready
money, the several Tracts Of Land described in the
deed of mdenture, made the 10th day Of January.
1880 between Richard lluckstep, ofthe one part,
and Charles Wilson ofthc other part.
J. PETTYJOHN,
Commissioner.
May 10 tbs
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bedford Female Acadeux
LiLerfv. IN. near

oriLS may, during the present YEA, h.
cd at any period ofthe Course and ';u oe enter
Sed raleably to the time. To avoid Ja, ",.i De ehar
organization Of the School, there will be " u the
Tuition, IN English and French. so dou.
mum. Board washing, lights and I qua, per an
month. Italian or Spanish, $40 per ,n',' ~ per
$40. Embroidery, colored and white ' 3. Music,
furnish their own Bedding. 10 ,bose So 50. Pupil,
lance, 1t can be supplied, at a moJo, rom DIS
Summer Uniform. This will consist I Of charge.
Pale blue printed Cambria the figure, sr Kobe OF
close; Gapes Of the same Panales Of w h, and
Straw or chip Bonnets Nuns pattern ,.;' o,ue brade
Sky-blue: Green Wells. Jewelry and Emh,eo, With
prohibited, as well as all fnery in general
March 10 'oN.
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TRUST SALE.

ID Y virtue of deed ofrust, executed on the Cd
ID day Of October, 1928 by Abram r. North, to
Albon Mcdaniel and James Bcnagh, for the purpose
of securing debt due Jacob Haas, will be sold,
the highest bidder for cash. by way olpublic auction,
on Tuesday the l2h day of June next, fair if not,
the far day thereafter, by the undersigned or
of u.s. hundred and five feet front Second street,
running back one hundred and thirty two ieet-it
being pant of the Lot known in the plan of the
town of bynchburg by number seventy three. This
sale will take place in the street Immediately i'll front
of the premises And acting trustees, no other
tide will be conveyed but such as convey ed By the
deed OF trust. ALBION MCDANIEL, J,us,ncs
JAMES BENAGH, : '"''e'0'
Nav 10 tIoJ
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SELECTIONS.
From he Baltimore american. June 4.

From he Baltimore AmerleaH. June 4.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONNEN-
TION.-The annual Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church in May land was held Last week
al CentrevllIe. Queen AIMS county. The C0nycu-
ton opc ed its session on Wednesday, the 30lh May,
and was duly organized by the election OF tho Rev.
Dr.. JOINS OF Baltimore rs It's President. The most
important subject which engaged It's attention was
the election of Bishop 10 I'LL the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death oftho Right Rev. Bishop SroNE.
We learn from members Of the Convention that the
Rev. Drs. WYATT, UiNsHaw and JouNs ofthis CITY,
and the Rev. Dr. Porter, Of Schenectady, were
sc'er.lly nominated for The office, aud that various
balotings were taken IN the clerical branch Of the
Convention without any defnilye result.
Subsequently. Committee Of eight, compo' ed
equally oil clergy and lay, appointed, with N
strucons to nominate 10 the Convention the names
of two clergymcn for the office OF Bishop, with the
understanding that the Que Who received the fcwcst
votes on the first ballot of the clergy should be
withdrawn, The committee accordingly reported
the names Of the Rev d.. EAsrnuuS aud the Rev.
Dr.. HAWKES., both OF New York. Ga the second
ballot the Rev. Or. EAsTBuRN received nearly the
unanimous vote OF the clergy, and afterwards, ia like
manner, of the ny delegates. The Rev. DR.. EAST
sURN therefore declared 10 be duly elected Blsh-
op of the Diocese of NJ ryland. The Convention adj
journed sane die on Saturday.
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From The Boston journal i .Nay 30.
STEAMER NEW ENGLAND SUNK /!

This morning about QUO O'Clock, the steamboat
New England, which left this city last evening at 7
O'Clock, Tor Bath and Gardiner, run into by schr
Curlew, and sunk IN about half an hour. The
cident occurred about miles off Boon Island
Light.
The New England, Capt. kimball, left Boston, on
"Wednesday evening, for the kenucbec, with about
seventy five passengers. The night was clear aud
pleasant, tue wind hg lat At n. \. w. and the sea
smooth. ltwa about one o'elock, @hcn of Boon
Island, tue conclusion took place.
The steamer had been Tor some time bv the
watch on board the schooner. and the latter, upon
hearing the former, cndeayored to pass to leeward,
hut aiterward lacked and stood on to wiulward
lfthe boats had struck full upon the schooner's
bow, she would most likely have carried her UNDER rs
the Cuflew was deeply laden.
The same Circumstance probably increased pro-
portionably the effect OF tie shock on board the New
England. Her steam aud bulwarks were Stove in,
she Immediately began 10 slnk, and ia a very lew
minutes the water which rushed into her covered
The cabin Gnor.
The confusion and dsmay on board it would be
impossible to describe. The bell as rung, the pas
ssngers fastened on deck, aud the schooner was hail
ed with Shouts and screams aud solicited lie by
take them oil, which was done.
Many oil the passengers eaped overheard, as 1t was
thought the steamer WAS sinking. Ih,se were after
ward recovered by the boaisor rather II was so sta
ted-though there was some uncertainty in the
H'nds oil some OF the passengers, whether all had
been picked up Rev Mr.. Cole OF ll.lloww ell, whose
wife was also on board jumped with his child
In his arms, and was at iiist supposed To be LOST
They were recovered AID taken up when exhausted
aud sinking.
he steamer had six boats, one OF which was said to
have been carried down, though lost with il.
The perfect camnesss which prevailed both upon the
wind and sea, was the means of saving many lives.
The only person whose lite is known to have been
lost, was Mr.. Malachi Slandish, of Rhode Island
lie was attempting, with many others, TO leap iron,
the Steamer TO the deck OF the schooner. as they
were nearing each other, but missed his hold, fell
backward, aud was crushed between them.
The Curlew small schooner deeply ladef
suh lime seventy five barrels were thrown over tc
make room for the passengers.
The sale. which contained S75, 900, has been fish
ed up from the wreck
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fpr,ra.e Correspondence Of dt London Times. !

| TPriralt Correspondence If de London Times
! Pans. April %.
The Emperors Napoleon aud Alexander. and
dozens OF individuals (afier ,hcm) OF the hrst dis
tinction with hundreds OF thousands oil The com
mon file. have from iitae 10 time consulted the
famous Partisan fortune teller, MadeInoiselle Le-
normanJ. AL Of the great peeple at least, VINO
sought through her peep into intnnfy, received,
as are informed. the most correct ihtlnaiieh oil
that which to betall them. Are you aware
that the wise and grave elderly gentlemen who
constitute the present Cabinet of Great Britain
have though Eal Granville, been dealing lately
With that celebrated froWse de cdrtes
To be serious, however, the following comes
from an unqnestionable score. sIse II verbatim
The Brush Government has called upon that
OF France institute inquiries respecting certain
deeds which sol disant real Lord Alexander
Stirring has produced, and on which he pronnus
a claim 10 the inheritance OF the whole oil Cansda.
His lordship has. moreover, protested against the
mission OF Earl Durham.
II appears that when lately in Paiis, his Lord
ship Obtained from Mademoisellc Lenormand lthe
person above alluded to) certain documents on
which he rests the CLAIM Just mentioned. and copies
of a description of which he has laid before the 'ri-
fish Government la consequence OF an applica-
ton OF Earl Granville, Mademoiseile Lepornand
was Yesterday summoned to the Prefecture Of 20
lice when she called upon TO state IN What
way the documents In question had come iuto her
possession. She replied that they bad been lett
with her depot by party respecting whom
she either would not could not give any account.
All that could be obtained from her IN addition
" rs an admission that she had received money for
the papers"
| shall leave this matter for the prrseui, repeat
ing only. that you may implicitly rely upon this
statement.
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TRUST SHE.

- Y virtue oil deed Of trust executed by Thomas
I'D II. Sncad to the subscriber on the 22d day of
April. 1897, and duly admitted to record in the
clerks office OF the llusiings Court of the corpora
tion Of Iynchburg, for certain purposes therein
named, shall proceed to sell for ready money, by
way of public auction to the highest bidder at the
front door oil the Market House in the town OF
Lynchburg, Friday the 18Th day Of June, 1888,
the following Slaves named Armstcad and Peter,
both male Slaves. Selling trustee, | shall only
convey such title is vested in by the aforesaid
deed. HENRY HUNTINGTON, Trustee.
June 1 tl5J
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EEGHTY' DOLLARS
REWARD.
DOBEHT TINDALL, white man, who
l. L lately resided at Buckingham Courthouse, has
N1olon N ~lAMLAIl0 llAnlnn
u u .IHNl0ffO Woman

OF mine, aud is now doubt endeavonring to effect
his escape with her, to Ohio or Texas. They took
the route 10 Lynchoure, and got on the Lynchburg
Stage. Patteson's, Tavern. on Sunday morning,
the 27th inst.-the woman disguised MS boy, car
rying fiddle, aud TIuda representing himself a
dancing MASTER but perceving that they were detec-
woman. they succeeded in escaping from tile stage
about seven miles below Lynchburs, and have thus
far euded all pursuit. They were seen ON the eve
ming of that day, making in the direction of Oakye
III Buckingh ham.
Tindal is about thirty years OF age, full six feet
high, stout, square built and very active is inclined
TO be talkaiye and has rather agreeable counte-
nance; he had on, whca last seen, blue cloth
coat, dark linen pantlloons shoes aud fur cap, and
armed with rifle barrelled pistols and
a large bowie knife, which he displayed ostenta-
tiousy. The woman is a fair mulatto. somewh hat
below the ordinary stature, about Thirty five years OF
aye, thin visage, iull head OF hair. which little
grey, teeth smartly decayed and had small tumour
on her neck near the collar bone probably caused by
rheumatism--when dressed in her own clothes is We
~ and geneel, and is very fond Of dress; but
! When she last she dressed in brown
holland roundabout, panaloons OF the same, shoes,
aud white fur hat, with very wide brlm, which
she wore drawn her face. They left all of their
other clothing the stage when they escaped
will give fifty doa,s for the arrest and commit.
ment of IIndall. that he can be prosecuted; and
thirty dollars for the apprehension and commitment
! ofthe woman. SO that can get her again
GEO. IL. MATTHEW'S.
Buckingham CT Ho May 81 Nv.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed ontho 2ist
ID Dec. ls2i, by Abram K. North, to Richard
X. Phelps, Tor the purpose of securing debt due
Eliza +. Echols, Exccurix OF Joseph Echos, dec ii.
which deed has been duly recorded in the Clerk =
office of the Hastings Court Of the town OF Lynch
burg. aud pursuance of an order of the said Illus.
rings Court OF the town OF Lynchburg, bearing date
the day OF October, 1887 viii be sold, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. by way OF public auction.
at the Franklin Hotel. in the town oil Lynchbnrg,
Friday, the 18th day Of June next, FAR, not,
on the nex, fair day thereafter, (Snnday excepted)
by the undersigned, the following property, VIZ -
one negro man, Moses, do. named Fleming,
one negro woman named Henrietta. one negro glil
named Ann--Also, one SIDE Board, three Feather
Beds and Furniture, one Bureau one Piano, one
Sofa, one set Dining Tables, three large Looking
Glasses, and two dozen Windsor Chais. Aeling as
trustee, no other tile win be couyc, ed, but such
issesled in me by the deed Of trust,
JOSEPH f.. MARTIN, Trustee.
MAY % tl5J
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POLITICAL.
From the .lfddi.onian.
CONVERTED BELLS.

Lines suggested by bearing one OF the bells takcl
from Spanish Convent, peang from factory stee
ple, IN lowell. Mas:
Tina, Convent bell l-sha, thoughts nn-s
When i,s deep solemn tones beard
Il speaks of Andalusan skies
OF orange groves b, zephyrs stirred
II speaks Of Alacantra's bowers,
And old Tolcdo's n,assy towers
Full many a one has heard his doom.
When thro' the vale. its death notes pealod.
While from the old Cathedrars gloom.
With breasts by superstition stoeld,
The long procession glided by
To see the bold aposta,e die.
How oft the SHINING Nun has quaied
When loud to ve-pers thou hast ehimed--
How on her iatering words have failed
When lowy with breas, bcermed,
She knelt beside the whispering char
And poured her deep confession there.
How oft at Christmas tide thy chm
Have chcered the watchers for the dar.
The bandit loaded deep with crimes
The frisr Of the order Grey
The dark eyed maid of old CASTLE
The Taught, Don eneased in steel.
But ali, how c hang ed thy business nov,
No more thou speak'si the guiy's doom
No more thou ciouiest beauty brow,
Or knc's the dead man 10 his tomb
No more to annon's and drum
Thou peast the JOYFUL Ie DeRm
Cpon factory siecpe hung
by the wealth. getting cotton spinner
Thou art by ragged urehins rung,
When girls aud boys 90 home to dinner.
Oh sad thy fate, thy deep notes tell,
Poor desecrated Convent bell J. T. u.
Washington City, May, l3}3
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Es0sriCE Henry .EC0delay.

FENllE regular semi annual examination at this In
l. stituton. will commence on Friday, 10Th OF
June, when parents and guardians, aud all who feel
an interest in such exercises, earnestly aud re-
specially solicited to attend
The exercises of the School will be resumed l5tl,
July. Nely ample and permanent provisions have
been made, far The accommodation of boarders.
Terms OF Board and Tuition rs heretofore.
JOSEPH =. GODFREY.
May 81 thy
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Notice.
January J

INHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the en-
l. tire interest OF A. Plunkelt 10 the firm of A. & J.
II. Plunket, aud also in the firm OF j. ii. Pluukett
d Co. requests those indebted to either OF tho above
firms to come forward and make payment to tbs Sub
serber. All those having CLAIMS will present them
to the Subscriber. who will use every exertion 10
pay them off as early possible.
J. Fl. PLUkkETT,
at the Spout Spring
1Yna Z,
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UNION COURSE IN. W RACES.

First Day-The sweepstake for three years old,
mile heats, was won in three heats by Ar. Robert j..
Stevenss Eclipse colt out oil Celeste.
Time l SO l-2, SO, 2.
The matehby Mr.. Lningston's Job. by Eclipse,
out Of JemiIla, and Capt Stockton's Miss Maiiies,
FLY, BY Eclipse, was won by the former in the two
heats,
Time-I 40, / Sd.
The purse for mile heats WAS won By Mr.. Abott's
Shepherdess in four eats.
Time-l so, l, SO, l SO l-2. 81.
Second Day.-The following is the result Of We'd
nesday's purse of two mile heats.
w. r. Johnson b Suffolk,
w. McCoon Jno. r. i %
X. l.. Stevens h Tom Moore, 9 5
R.F. Stockton gr Bergen, 3 S
Jno II. Coster h A jax. 6 dis.
VIM. Gibbons bl c Sawdow, dis.
B. Laird { Young Lady Lighfoot. dis
Time-3 is, 347, 8 81.
Third Day.-Purse S5oO-free for all ages
mile heats.
COL W. r. Jolnsons (Capt. d. II. Branch's) m
Atalan,a, by Industry. II
s. Bredhurl's CHI Reindeer, own brother to Alice
Gray, 3
James h. Kcndslls Master Henry, by Henry, out
Of BaiIie Peytons dam, 3 3
Not much spor-bets two to ono on ATLANTA, and
very few taken.
Fourth Day-Jockey Club Purse SIooo--fr.e Cor all
agcs--4 mile heats.
Col. WIN. X. Johnson's h Boston, /
WIN. Nc Cargos Charles Carter. . dr.
Time io--the best hea, ever run in America,
save Hcnry's-7 81.
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KE.NOB.iL.
MARTIN. WARD a. DAVIS,

IIAVE removed their establishment TO the House
i i recently occupied by Mr. K. b. NoTeD, oppo'
site Mcssrs II. b. Richards & Co. Hardware Store
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
public to give them a call. and examine their large,
excellent and very cheap assortment Of DRY
GOODS, &c. &c. to which they are daily making
very interesting additions.
October 90 IL
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ana ms accurate acquaintance with IN. o,,..
pave no doubt thai in any literary empioymssa,gi
t bI nese aaa an, he could render reg
For terms, &c. see separate ad,or,;I nal Ne.
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PUBLIC ESVYLDEN'G.

I7NilE undersigned having been appointed by the
Il county court OF Amherst for that purpose, arc
now ready 10 receive proposals for building aJAlL
for said county.-They desire that proposals may be
submitted as carly practicable, at farhest, by
June court.-at which time they wish to close the
contract plan of said Jail is deposited with the
Clerk OF the county court, where it can be seen BY
those wishing 10 examine it.
LINDSEY COLEMAN
JAMES POWELL, CONS
WILLIAM c. CHRISTIAN
Amherst C.-n. May "a tic
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FOR RENT

4 NE OR TWO comfortable Rooms over our
~ Store suitable for Offices Lodging Rooms
MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS.
January,
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Ee.Y.V:T WI

LNROlI TIE SUBSCRIBER, living near Am
Il herst Court House on Tuesday the 9th ult.,
"a Negro Man named Office (Orpheus,)
he s about 90 years old, very black, feet or 10 in
ces high strong and active, remarkably brisk, partic-
ularly when i'll good humor; he is good carriage
driver, aud discovers considerable genius III Catpen-
tcrs tools. He had on when he left me, claret
froct coat, much faded, and ish crowned fur
hat about half worn; his other clothing not reco-
lccted. "A he eloped without any cause known to
me- | an induced to think he has procured Free
Papers. will give Fifty DOLL.1RS
REWARD If taken out ofths State, aud lib
cra rcwanlf he is apprehcnded in this State, to-
eethci with all reasonable charges
H. l.. BROWN.
April )
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PROCLAMATION
By the GOrerNOr Of An. <,-

WHEREAS, by an act passed at the lac, a..
w OF the General Assembly of this S,,,s aesson
tied " an act prescribing the mode of 'n,
se'hng the Lands of this State, lately acouirod
treaty with the Cherokee Indians" !, ia naaa -
uuty OF the Governor. upon the return OF tho Nv a'
ana Field Books OF said survey, to the seyer, ,I,
ces as prescribed by said act. to issue his proe,n pa
ion Oh The time and place Of sale and vbefe,s 10,
SAID Maps and Field Books have been etumeI ' y.
cordingly. "'u dc.
Now, |, EDWARD B. DUDLEY, Governor orNo,,,
S"rohna, IN obedience to said act of Assemble H.
nefehy issue this Proclamation, giving notice ,b
the sale OF said Lan will commence at the Town "
rankin, IN The County Of Macon, on the first Mo-
gay III september next, and continue from day IN d
o' three weeks and no longer. by and under the si
perintcndence and direction Of S. r. Patterson and
Charles l.. Hinton, Esqrs.. Commissioners appoint,
Z" Tor that purpose, aoreeaby 10 the provisions Of
the said act
49,. IN testimony whereof, l. Edward B
M p 1.". &c. Governor, no &C., have caused IN,
a J's Of u, and sEas sal The same hi, I'll
EDWARD b. DUDLEY
Raleigh. June i was