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The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03
RIGHT OF INsTRUCTIoN-THE WHIGs

RIGHT OF NSTRUCTION-THEW WHfGS.
The Federal papers striving to clear the par
ty in the Legislature, from the odium of voting a.
gainst the right of instruction. To our view, the
excuses they make only involve them in inextrica-
BILE absurdites and contradictions.
The Star says the word 'instruct'' was introdu-
eed by our friends to enlbarrass the action of the
Legislature and to defeat the Resolutions. How
altering a word could embarrass the Legislature,
will be somewhat of puzzle to a thinking people
--and how a minority could defeat the Resolutions
will be equally matter of surprise unless it be
upon consideration and that is thatthe "whig"
party would not vote to instruct, because they do
not acknowledge the right and therefore, the word
''nstruct" would have caused the Resolutions to
be defeated by the "whigs," which word the minor
ity introduced.
Another reason is given by the Star, which is
equally singular. That paper says-'It would
have placed the Legislature in the presumptious
and Preposterous attitude of attempting to instruct
the representatives Of the people," Indeed! And
could none of the whig members of our Legisla-
ture, buy, beg or borrow pen and ink to write
"instr"ct our Senators and request our Represen-
tatiVes? 2" This has always been the form in all
Legislatures where the right of instruction is ad
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03
AMERICAN HEMP.

j. X. Paulding, Secretary of the Navy, in an
swer to Resolution of the Senate offered by Mr..
Benton, has made Report on the subject of A
merican water rotted Hemp, and declares it to be
fully equal in quality any imported and that with
proper encouragement and due care and attention,
sufficient quantity may be produced, not only to
supply the Navy, but the merchant vessels of the
United States to the fullest extent of their require
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03
NOREEGN AND DOM EsTEC GOODS,

A. WHOLESALE. DICK 6 HOLMES have
now in Store 500 Bales and Cases Bro and Bleach
ed Goods of the popular brands with extensive
supply OF Printed a1d Stripe Goods. Also, alarge and
necessary TO make up complete Stock for The most
extensive Country Stores. AS Agents for several
Manufacturers, constantly supplied by direct
Importation with a general assortment of WoOens,
Cotons Linens, Hosiery, Silk and Colon Umbrellas,
&c. All of which offer usual low prices for
Cash Notes with Town acceptanceS.
DICK g. HOLMES.
Commission Merchants and Amcti0netrS,
No. II Vendue Range.
CHARLESTON, S. c.
Charleston, 23d January, 1911. 3273t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03

IL The celebrated DR.. Hines lately effected his
escape from. the Baton Rouge -penitentiary, but
was shortly captured and restored to his cell.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03

~ The news from Florida continues cheering,
and appearances Justify the expectation that the
enemy will shortly surrender.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03
DR. KUHL,s mEDICINEs.=Reapr.r of hs

DR. KUHL'S MEDICINES.-R -RestOrsr of the
A BlOod fur Chronic ami other Diseases whether pro.
duced BY Bile, Phegm, from Internal Morbid Matters,
arising from badycured old Disorders, from the Of
Mercury, Caiomel, Bark, &c 6Cc. from change of
life, specified in the Medical Advertiser and in his
Pamphlet" with directions for use.
Abyssinia Mixture, Universal OF Strengthen.
Anti-Syphiliiic Syrup, ing Plaster,
Gold Mine Balsam, Powder for preparing As
Aromatic Extract. tringeht Injections,
Depurative Powder, DR. Kuhl'sAcoustic for
Japan Ointment, Deafness, etc, etc:
Bengal Ointment,
For full and particular account of DR.. KuhPs Me-
dcines their properties ard nature 1.-THE Medical
Advertiser and Dr. kuhl's Pamphlet" etc.
The above and the other celebrated Medicines of Dr.
Kuhl, in Richmond, Va. be had of The Agents for
North Carolina. G w. N c. GRIMME,
Fancy Store, opposite The Market, Raleigh.
February Sd, 1871. 327.3t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03

Mary Kmbrough and others
David Thomas and Wife. Petition for PARTON of Land.
This case coming to be heard and considered of
by the Court upon the Pelion the suggestions of Coun
sal Sc and it appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants David Thomas and his wife EIni.
ra. not inhabitants of this Safe 1t was ordered,
adjudged and decreeG, blythe Court, that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard, published at
Raleigh for the space of six weeks for The said David
Thomas and Wife to come forward at the next Term
of said Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, be
held for the said County, at the Court House in Yam
ceyvie, the first Monday after The fourth Monday
oi March 1911; then and there to answer plead or
demur said petition otherwise judgment pro eonfessO
will be entered against them, and the cause be set for
hearing and heard Exparte.
Test: PAUL A. HARRISON, C. &C.
YanceN vies N. c.. January I, l641. 327 CIV.
&C. Pr adv. $5 623)
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03

ETORD CREEK ACADEMY.-Nr. WILL.
a lam P Forest who has very satisfactorily conduc
ted the School tor the last two years. will commence
for The present year the 6th February All the
branches OF an English Education will be taught and
Students can be prepared any of the Colleges.
Price of Tuition, heretofore. Boardin respectable
families be had ON moderate terms
JAMES WYCHE.
PLEASANT FLOYD
WYATT CANADA.
WILLIAM r. WHITE,
HUGH w. HAYES,
Trustees.
January Is, 1911. 327-3t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-02-03
cTATE OF NORTH CAROLaNA, /

Court Of Pleas ana Quarter Sessions, jan Term, 1911
Mary Kimbrough and others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

Ind Yaiai I'll h6s sssi. ~. i;s .si.'pfGas - ,ts
RFosse,:!usa il, itst iastanes II asa ra.g !. .ss=
allgs liia; ihS ah5G 81 seHamei "a. u; etns1tfdss
the party with which ha ACTED tGp introduction ot
This Bank suhect-but he would Deg gentlemen not 10
lay the atternS JUNCTION to their souls, that they would
be permitted 10 press this subject alone upon the cons
deration Of the House Gentlemen that
their own ranks not entirely united all ques
tions-and he would beg leave TO remark, that if no
other gentleman did and these resolutions not
postponed he himself would propose amendments to the
resolutions under consideration. Gentlemen weuld
have TO other and important quesons-they would
have TO meet the question the power Of Congress
corporations might be liable to be extnguished, and
their funds transferred 10 Federal agentsthey might
be called express their opinions as to the whole
sale robbery the public domaIn-they nigh be called
to express their opinions to the proprety of the
repeal Of the Sub Treasury System. Gentlemen would
have to face these and perhaps other questions Now
he submitted whether, in the present state of the busi-
ness before hem proper TO embark INTO the con-
sdeation OF these questions, upon which II was PLAIN
that an opinion would have influence. For himself,
he felt no embarrassment. His opinions well
known to every individual who voted fo- him. but he
was unwilling TO embark into the discussion of this
resolution.
Here Mr. BRoADus called the speaker to order. He
travelling out Of the line of debate
After some further debate, in which General BAYLY,
Mr. McpnERsoS and some other gentlemen bore part,
Mr.. MAY moved that the House adjourn, which was
carried
The question being undsposed of, may up again
this day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
7ucsdGp, jan. ~.


On motion of MIR. STEPHENSON Of Tyler, the Com
mtee of Claims was discharged from the considera-
ton Of the resolution authorizing the Board al fuhc
Works 10 paw 10 Thomas Black sum OF money Tor
building bridge Jacksons RIVER at CafrIngt"n
and from the petition Of said Thos. Black on the same
subject.
NJ, McI.rcuLls-petilion Of John P. IIuddeston,
asking The remission of tax enormously charged 10
him uncn two tracts of land IN Fayetie county
Mr.. LEyBrRx- Petition of citizens OF The county oil
Pockbtdue for the repeal of the SPECIAL road law enact
ed for the said county.
Mr. MAY. from the Committee of Courts Of Justice,
rcnor,cJ win amendments, n bill increasing the re-.
ward for apprehe ndns runaways in certain cases.
Mr. ScpTT presented n rcmonstrance oil chizens OF
,c town of Warrenton in opposition TO the petition OF
other citizens of said town. praying Tor an extension o
the bounds of said corporation.
An enurossed bill 10 prevent the improper ioeatloh Oh
crave yards, read third tne hercupoh c'ause'
Nv wav of ryder thereto, was submitted by mr.. NAT
cIrrr which being twice read, was forthwith ensr"s-
sed and read third time, and the question beng put
upon It's passage, a.,
rights of private property and the same was rejected
The Speaker submitted a communication rom NV
Governor transmitting statements showing the condi-
,;on nf The Bank of the Valley CT Virginia on the rst
instant. which, on motion of Mr.. CRuTcHrIELp, was
ordered TO be laid upon the table, and to be printed
MIR. RonER1.oy also from Select Committee, pre-,
,ented n bill authorizing certain pavements !" oe a"
in and around the Public Square, and tor o'hef puf'
Also. petition of the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company, praying that the loan oil the o'ae
TO said Company may be converted INTO slock.
MIR DABNEy-Dacuments TO be usco III 'he Sio'
line contested election.
''-> EyPuSGING RESOLUTION. -,
Mr. CRoppEE moved 10 take up and CONSIDER the
resolution which he had offered the other day. instruct
mo their Senators to vote for the repeal OF the tx
punGing Resolutions. :,
Mr.. SrnpnESsos of Tyler opposed the taking, up Of
these resolutions at the present time. IL surely was
their duty now to proceed with the business OF .ne
House They had come 10 the ifteth day OF The ses'
sion, and Louisa was yet without representa-
There was now no necessity 10 postpone the business OF
the House, by attempting to procure the resene.ng OF
those odious resolutions. The majority OF the Senate
were vet composed of gentlemen of the Jackson and
Yam Buren, party, and worse than useless to ask
them to undo their own work The resolution could be
az we'll taken up some three weeks hence, when they
had got through The pressing business OF The session
az now. and then it should have his cordial support
MIR. ROBERTSON would also recommend the postpone
men ofthe consideration ofths resolution tor inc
sent, although he anxious as any man .nas !.
should be acted upon, and that the State oil virginia
which had been the first to urge on the odous measure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
Ian 81
~ ,pESvuIr FrNaJc ActpEEY.

GAINESVILLE FFNAI.E
TINE prs.n institution I'll terminate on the
Of and thr rr,t session VIII commence
lie day Of March nrx; The Pfinopa! ih- Ac,dnS
ert ladies With ioll, IN
addition To flr has Several g"ntrc Ia" !
lice IN Tho vlare will accommodate each from four u eight young
ladies' with hoard. . = -..., ,, n
Oeeersf tie Iu.tuon.-Sam. L. Nenable, lrncisai A I.
Ellsworth Assistant; de Waning, Professor OF Music.
FIRMS PER srsiion IF ire me"fss
Board including washing, fires, lights &c, 81 w
Tuition in English branches - =,
" IN Latin and French Languages. each, wv
R,ress,sWm NJ Watkins, ESQ., Rev. A. Han, and Col J.
p Marshall Ch,lote Rev D. Samuel h. G,ahlm oT w-t Sc
-, pine Edward Rev Donk, A. w Ncnable, and I.
Cnrnson E-q'rs., Carkssir Rev A. - 'onsomr,y Dr. Wm
Ia,in,on and Co H. Halifax; Edward Jary, VIM.
p,sseryIe and Towns, Esq'rs. Mecklenug George D.
ESQ., Warren, y. e. John Speed and John Bullock
80 Granville y. e.; HobeIt Nelson, ESQ.,, Lunenbnrp.
H., 81 e0-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

CiscISSATI, Jan l3.-Gen HARRISON arrived in town
Yesterday from North Bend he is i'll excellent health
We cannot state with certainty, when he will start for
Washington, hut presume in a few weeks. 1t al
ors US pleasure to BE- able state that Mrs Harrsons
health is much improvrd.-Repnbtiean
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
RIGGEE,S OFFICE,
DINNE1sI& y VI NN85
Richa"aG, Ia.

RichaaaG, Ia
~ RAWN numbers Academy i.o;trry Class NO ::
E1 - ~ - - 81 80 10 43 q - 81.
Nos 10 ~ e. the highest Capital OF $500 sold md
paid, usual, AT sight, by b""EH'
Drawn for Mononraa Lottery Glass No deter
mined by The drawing Of Alexandria, No drew ltt January,
1911: - - = =, -
Whole Ticket 20 - prize Of $1,000, sold aud WI BE- paid
nj ssut, a usual by hi""IA'
For 3l,h January, 1871
$50, COO AMI 100 priets 81 81 600.
yirrnia .esInrs Academy LOTTERY Class A. for 0fh January,
1871 Gasp c,rITAL,-SOo, 10000, 5000 1900, 25u, lO7
81 and 100 81 1000
Tickets slO-Ialvcs s5-ouar,ers - So
For 9Th February, ISL.
$4,000 $l5,O00, aad 81 cf $1,000!
Virginia sononraia Lottery Glass 4, for 9Th February AL
Gasp -4oooO I5noV 1000, 1900 $780, 297, 50
each of ,000, iDn and aO.
Tickets Sl9-laIvcs S5-9uarters 81 So
ay Tickets Grand Schemes, and MI others under
The mana cement Of GREGORY co, for sae ~ III.
usual great variety by packages shares 81 paekisr sc:
whole and shares Of The cnh for all prizes sold by
BIGGER m lad hr the drawings are received
For the grand Capitals and prompt pay, address
tao. b. BIGGER, Richmond, "a
Jan 81 eo-"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
RsRSFSFIrID FOR SALE

OFFER for this desirable situation and very vara
Of Land. situated IN the county of King George F
GINA hank of lie tonac River, at loes old Ferry
Moth and South by Of lrd belonging the
heirs on- Washington containing
thousand This Land lies v,has on abundance
wood and timber and all convenrnces for farming
and accommodation of large family such houses Of all
kinds of which will enumene, viz large aud spacious
stables that will hold wenynine horses and carriages large
and spacious HARMS with rrate theshng machine;
quarters that will sixty negroes; seine house FISH
No in this respect IL better provided than
would he nothing for purchaser 10 do but
active farming operaons and as 10 the facilities
and of living attached this place from the II il
unsurpassed Fish, oysters &C., be taken AT all times in
abundance and herring fishery htthe bottom Of the yai where
have made laus fom so with family seine.
purchasers examine judge for themselves and
make M their opinion SELL location prospect (Which
beautifully improvements and advantages would give long
credit upon the of Barneseldten years. more If the
purchaser should require it, Payments would be required
NAL instruments with good and sufficient security enforce the
puncua performance thereof would also sell Waterloo,
tanning 500 and 900 acres, situated The Potomac Ri
ver or miles from arnesf-d My interest IN Waterloo
in fee the death Of Mrs Sally Washington
ABRAM BARNES OOE
Barnesield January, leil. so-mly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

We are auth orised say that the Hon. Robt Craig
will not be candidate TO represent the District COM
posed ofhe counties Of Augusta, Rockbrdge Ailesha-
ny, Botetourt, Montgomery, Floyd, &c, in the next
Congress of the IT, S.-Fincastie Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

n Mr. S,rother's Speech Ton the resolutions re-
speeding the President Of the Bank of Virgna) on our
last page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

NJ No Northern Mail at all last evening.-The
weather is very nclem,nt the earth covered with
seet and the railroad condition to be travelled
over
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

II We are requested To announce Mr.. Jons u.
fIEDGMAS as 4 cand dae TO represent the county OF
Stafford in the next House of Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
.3nothsr Revolutionary So

7nother Revolutionary Soldier gonc!
Died NJ his residence in Goocand on 18th inst, Mr. JoHs
No, soldier of the Revolutions ssth year IT his age
~ Mr. salmous Is sufficient he faithfully hore
in def, nee of his county, and that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

JnnUaiy, 1911. VT
Or Wing will please copy.
~ CHANCERY-yinorsiA:-it Rules held in the cerk's
Office of the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chan Gerry OF
Caroline county, the It'll day OF January, 1871:
Daniel Dcjarnctt, r'aihun
against
Atwe &. Coleman James D. Coleman and Others neits;
Tile defendants c. Coleman and Robert rd, hot nav
entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING 10 c
acl Assembly rules of this Court, ana appearing ny
satisfactory evieurc they Inhabitants oil ts ON
,nonuca il il ord red, that tho said defendants appear before
The da. II on said Cont Court House, OH the hr't day
If the ne Il term the hill oi thr plaintiffs; ana int
copy II forthwith inserted IN newspaper pub,
rd in The civ Richmond for two months successfully ana
posed al the front door Of the Cunt House OF said County
A Copy-Tese,
R0B1. HUDGIN, C. y.
tU-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

I)catl,S.

Married. IN Monday morning. the 18th inst, by Rev. f. l. Ms
coon Mr. Vincent DARGAMs, Miss ASS iomss-aii Of tina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

NOTICE TO SuRyE Y0RS.-No plat and certificate will
hereafter we'd into the Land Gfcr, unless The NJ" Of
warrant No Of date II issue and name OF waantce
are distinctly set forth in 'hr certificate
BY order Of the Register, . - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
W.dnesdnn LIN %.

The principal business o-day TO elect Judge Of
the 18th Circuit in the place Of Mr. Allen elected to
the Court ofAppeals, Mr. Erskne proposed Mr.. VIM.
Smith of Greenbrier, which nomination was supported
by Mcssrs. Williams, Chapman, Hannah, Mcpherson,
aud Conway.-Mr. Fulton nominated MIR. Edwd. john
Of Boietourt, who supported by Messrs.
Tunstal Dorman, Burwell, VERIFY, Toler and Irving.
The following is the vote:
For Eduard Johnson-slessrs. sou,ha!l, (speakerD
Chopper, Coles, Cabell, Cne Stuart, BurSel Of 3,
Mitchell, Vundoren, Fryau, Jones' Kyle, Flood, Toler,
Irvine, Corbin, Coleman, Curdmeil, Broadus, Irving,
Cotton, Roane, Scott, Payne, Woods, Hale, Gather,
Smith of e., Wilkinson, Clarke, Vance, OdelI, Thomp-
son, Mullrn NJ Rae, Hamlett Gregory, Stephenson Of
j., Worhing,on, Donneily 1ayloe of X g., Tayloe Of
l.. u R., Beard, Ramey, Harrison, Caldwell, Wade,
Orrck, tarrelI, Brown Of y Taylor Of N b., Lang
horne Eiberdge, VERIFY, Smith Of ", Fitzgerald,
VI Council, Chea,ham, May, Tunsall, Keen Porter,
Burke, Dey, Elliott, Slro,her, Robertson, Dorman,
Lryburn, Crutchleld, Warren, Stephenson OF Tyler,
Walker, Stephenson Of w Fnlton--15.
For Um Smith -Messrs. Carpenter, Wiley, Byrd,
Hannah, Jackson, ilaskins, Meredith Burlington, Cox,
BnrweIl of &. IL W., Vaughan, Sangscr, NJ Lauchlin,
Drsklns, Wood, Johnston, Guerrani, Erskine, Butts,
Taylor Of H., Lee, Armstrong, Smith Of !. of w, Da.
Wis Dahney IIabern, Ballard, Marshall Of H., B"oon,
DrggS, Bryan. Goodr, Boyd, Clayton, Tanz'y, Chap
.,an, ilden, NJ Phrrson, Hiner Brown Of p, Heath,
Ralcliifr, Snidrr. Smith Of r., Shpman, Cownn, Be-
wins, Conn, Williams, TAFT, Ridley, F'tzhugh, Prince,
Soolts, Guodson-15
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

For Ed. Johnson-Nlessrs. Nash, (speaker,) Camp
bell, Thornton, Cooke, Peyion, Bondnrant, Gusts,
Conrad, Piper, Preston, Lyons, Carter, Faulkner,
Woodhouse, Fontalne, Mcllhaney, Anderson, Good
is.
Far Hin. Smith-Nlessrs. IIunton, Carson, Wiley
Atkinson, Baptist, Smith, Boudin, Dyer, Moiett,
Bland, McMuen, Tnd, Thompson-l3.
Joint vo;e-Johnson s'-Smirh 6S.
Mr.. Johnson was therefore declared duly elected.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-14
HEADACHE.


TD FAD the following from Judge Pat
E0, terson, for thirty years the first
Judge ofthe county in which he lives.
MIDDLETowN, N. j., march II, l54O.
Messrs. Comstock 81 Co.
GentlemeA--You are at liberty to make
such use Of the following certificate as you
deem will best subsere the purpose for
which il is intended.
certificate fudge Paterson.
/ hereby certify that my daughter has
been afflicted with sick headache for the
space of about 90 years,--the attacks oc-
curing once in about two weeks, fire.
quently lasting "a hours, during which
time the paroxysms have been so severe
as apparently soon TO deprive her of life,
And after having tried almost all other
remedies in vain, have been induced as
a last resort to try Spohn's Headache he'
medy as sold by you; and TO the great
disappointment and Joy ofhersef and al
her friends, found very material relief from
the first dose of the medicine. She has
followed up the directions with the article
and in every case when an attack wa
threatened has found immediate relief, un
Ill she is near permanently cured. III
attacks are now very seldom,and disappea
almost Immediately after taking the guam
tity directed. A hope that others may b
benefited by the use of this truly invaluabl
medicine, has induced me TO send you tn
above, and remain your obedient servant
JEHU PATTERSON,
Judge ofthe court ofC. P.
For sale by Il. A, SMITH,
/ Columbus Miss. Feb. %. I84I.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-14
TERMS.
TRUST SALE.

A II the request Of John Crusoe, SUI
IA perintendant of the Columbus and
Tomblgby Transportation Company, of
Columbus Mississippi, VIC will, by virtue
Of a trust deed, executed by Cyrus ). Al
kin of Lowndes county, Mississippi, on
the twelfth day Of April, 1888, to as trus-
tees, to secure the payment Of a certain
stock note therein described, which said
deed has been duly recorded, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on
Monday the 5h day Of Apri
cxtbotweeu the hours oflO A. NJ. and a
p. M. at the court house door in the
town Of Columbus, county Of Lowndes,
and state Of Mississippi, for ready money,
in specie or the notes Of specie paying
banks on demand, tho whole ofthe follow
ING parcel Of land, 10 W.T.; Beginning
twenty feet cast Of the bank of the Tom
bigby river at a stake, thence north sixty
three feet cast, one hundred and seventy
nine feet 10 a stake, at or near the six
teenth section line, thence in q northern
direction with slid section line, one hun
dreJ and three feet TO q stake, thence in Q
western direction parallel with the frs
line to q stake within twenty feet Of thC
Tombigby river, from thence 10 the place
the beginning: better known as part o
of south east fractional quarter Of Lo
number seven, Of section seventeen, town
ship number eighteen, of range numbe
eighteen, west; upon which is sltuate
the Brick Ware House, at present in tn
occupancy Of Akin & Brown; or so muc
theruofas may be sufficient TO satisfy an
fully discharge the amount due on the At
instalment Of thirty per cent. on the car
ital stock, declared to fall due and payabl
By the Board Of said company, on the 15t
Of February 1s41, together with all a
rears on former instalments,and costs an
expense attending such sale.
o. p. BROWN,
W.P. FULLER,
Trustee
March 3. IS4l.-4t. Or fee Is.