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Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Sep. l4,h, ls4l. Secretary

Sep. l4,h, lS4l. Secretary.
THE Enthusiastically Evening journal
thinks thnt the Democrats ought to censuro Pres
ldenl Tyler for signing the Sub Treasury repeal
bill, as they applaud HIM for the veto on tie
Bank. As the Federaliss have spent all the mo.
ney OF the people, and rom the prohgate cour Sc
Of Congress are not likely to accumulate any
they can very well dispense with Sub Treasury
unttl the Government returns to a more iruna
course, when the independent Treasury can be
again put in opetation. The Wings have NO neeo
ola Sub Treasury to keep their twelve million
debt IN; the British luGd nongers will take care
Of that loi them, as well as the revenues arising
from the sales Of the public lands. The Pos
Office Department has no need si place of de-
poslie for It's deficit of half million, since the
contractors to whom the Department IS indebted
stand AT the doors Of the General Post Office, rea
dy to receive, safely keep and dsburse the none,
as fast as 1t is received by the Department
The Federal Government, if the pol icy Of " eb
sler and Clay is pursued will have more need o
a Bankrupt law than place for the safe keeping
Of the public money like the Independent Trea
sury.
The people will have occasion to weep fer tht
loss Of millions squandered by the FederalIs,s, i
they do not, according tt the JouInal, shed teal
for the repeal OF the Sub. Treasury, -.7ljang Ar
| Gus.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18

Taking It for grsu,ed, lhat'Aaatyou a,k Iul-
vidualiy is also a desidsuum with many uisic e
my friends, shall be very wiling 10 see ihis I-t-
ter published. And having Dov answered you'
letter With al fankness and sincerity, permit
me 10 subscribe myself,
Respectfully yours sc.
}. THOMPSON
S.P. WEBsrER, ESQ, Vleksbgrg.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18

LAND IN NmGNn,--At sale held last week
in Phil idelpha one thousand acres Of land in
Wood Coupty Virginia were sold at fifteen cents
IN acre, and one thousand acres in Lewis County
al SIX cents an acre, and one thousand acres in
Ohio County at one cent'an acre, and tract Of
len thousand ncres in Powell,s Valley, on The
moth side Of PoNeIrs ryer, and Ising on both
sides Of the Kentucky load, at 6hy-Gve dollars
for the tact. Il
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Babn,e or lett jne by tie STATE on
lie l., March $50 Siu.

Ba8u-s ~ .ttf Jne by tAc Ntdlt on -
tic l., March $50 elo'-''''- .
Thus 10 uig be seen, thal at the pre,eHI'ra't OF
f2yaron. rthe people assume the payment OF the
Union Bank Boads,rFe STATE Jebtlns'sad oi having
been discharged wI. have increased 10 80 years
Slgls. $50 80. D.s.rus, all those, fellow citizens
who ,eI sou, that you can pay The Lmoa Bank
Bond, without additional taxation. They are either
deceived themselves or they knowingly attempt to
deceive you. If you assume the debt which IN
your aggregate ard sovereign capacity you had no
more hand ia contracting, aud are justly no more
liable for, than the Emperor Of China. you must ne
cessarly and largely increase your already BURDEN
some taxes. And even that may not be all, other
debts Of similar character may be contracted by
your agents fyou consent 10 pay this" The fatal
precedent viii plead, aud task may be imposed
upon YOU, similar to that which now weighs down
the people Of Engand-a task
Never ending, still beginning
IaIing still and still d-paying.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
MR.. rHoMpsoN's LETTER.

We take great pleasure in laylng before or rea-
ders to-day the admirable letter Of the Hon, lAccB
Tnomrsox on he Bone question, It is certainly
one oil the best productions, il not the very best that
this al absorbing subject has called forth Mr.
Thompson argues the question Ike a slotesman,ond
with the bold, frank independence Of Ilotman.-
lis style is chsstc, h,s language coqueuLhis argu-
meuts and facts irresistible. The letter has been
auAiousy called for by cur friends, and we feel i
scarcely necessary to cal public attention 10 it, Al
viii read, and we think all viii admire 1t.
We regret that Mr. Chompson's bad health ho'
prcvcmcd him from visiting thus part O the Stale
lie is now we are happy to earn, couvalcsceut anc
has taken The stump gentleman from PonoIoC
iniorms'us tharhe will run atead Of the ticket in ma
ny of the Norlhcro Counties. His ccction,we think
may be considered certain.
% No important news from " ashlngton TIN
week Our last Eastern mail failed, as usual
AIr Tyler VIII dismiss the prpsentimbecie Post Mas
ter General he wilt do the country signal service
He Is utterly unit for thes station,and we btbev
mahy OF his politicaI. friends admit it Rumor state
that the new bank bill, or fiscal Corporation la
passed The Senate, ana only waits the sanction {
the President to become aw--a sanction whic
we hope and believe viii never he gwen.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18

man willing to verH, and unable tn find
work; is perhaps The saddest sight that fortunes
inequality exhibits under the sun. Burns ex.
presses feehngly what thoughts it gave hm
poor man seeking gWort; seeking leave to toll that
he might be put on a level with the four.f footed
workers of the planet which is hisl There il
ROT n horse wiling TO work bat can get food and
shelter in requlal, a thing this two footed worker
has 10 seek for, TO solicit occasionally in vain.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18

Il ANOTHER PATMoT GoNE.--Died at Eliza
beth town n. Y. on the first Of August Mr.. Da.
Avd Williams in his s4h year Mr., w. was en-,
gagged during the whole Of the revolutionary war
and was present at the battles Of Long Island
and manmouih He received pension from
lie Government. " y. World.
Il aAsorHER. Caleb Muson, lieu. in the Rev
blutionary Army, s. years old, died few DAYS
since in Davidson county Tenn.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Saturday the 25m instant.

to take INTO consideration business of an important
nature connected with the Interests of Inc Society.
Respectfully Yours
HENRY DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

WAsHISGros, June II.
tsa,s.-The resolution of Mr. Sewer of Arkansas,
sizing information in regard to the causes which re-
;-'ed the taking of General Arbucke from his sta
20 and command on the frontiers of Arkansas, to a
pee where there was no command-separatingh him,
effect from the military service, and sending him
~ dssraceful exile from it-came up the morn
Nss business. General Arbucke is a General BY
sSei-he s the Colonel of regiment in Flo
- II, on his withdrawal from his post, guard
y: the frontiers of Arkansas, General Arbuckle
- been restored to his regiment in Florida, he would
a'i- had chief command there as the elder officer
u mat service. The inquiry Of Mr.. Sewer pro-
Fa to ascertain from what causes General Arbuckle,
:. !" had gwen much satisfaction TO the people of
.on'er OF Arkansas, whose safety he guarded, was,
c"out the deprivation Of his commission, banished
-. me public service, rather from the post which
"eid, and the regiment which it was his duty to
-'land. 1t must be admitted that the head of
!, department. had the rightful power to put Ge-
's A'buckle out Of service, and not put him out
mansion by striking him from the rolls; but 1t
.'.'ed that the people, through their representa-
had The right to ask information as TO the causes,
~ act which, on its face has the appearance of OPP
,'''on and tyranny. Mr. Benton united with Mr..
tts IN insisting that the whole army and navy,
-. We dispositions made by the Government Of any
,,' ~ o, II, was proper subject Of Congressional
Il, either TO ascertain whether it was in condi-
II: render the best service of the country, any per-
a was unjustly suffering under any improper
VI me Government of the country. Mr.. Sewer
s.r"se The resolution Of inquiry submitted by MIR.
a... Dn chairman Of the Military Committee, asking
N]alon as to the causes which brought home The
H. Hanean fleet recently, and unex pectedly.-
l. INJURY Tor this purpose not looked upon by
d, Is oil the Administration as an inadmssble
a,m ~, information the head Of the Navy De-
.,.naa Mr. Sewer reiterated the declaration Of
'"''eli0n that the removal Of the veteran Gene
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15


Sir: Your paper, of Tuesday, contains paragraph
coupled with my name, which regret that | did not
time for the insertion oil this bret notice IN your
publication of to-day.
II is very generally known that an inquiry has been
going for the last three four weeks 10 ascertain
the truth Of complaints made against certain depart
oi the Gosport Navy Yard and the Agency here
Without intending TO express any opinion as 10 The
character OF the proceeding which has been nstliu-
ted and 50 far as this Office is concerned prepared,
al any moment to meet the scrutiny, had hoped
that il would be conducted with perfect calmness;
at all events, that, for the present, moderate degree Of
iorbearance would be extended towards the parties I'M
pca,ed. In this, have been disappointed. Soon
after the commencement Of the examination al the
Yard, nv attention was called to letter mon the
subject in the Richmond Wing, of which wall Just
say, posSaHt il is quite pity that the writer, IN
his prurien zeal to enghteu The public, should have
forgotten that little regard is ever due to dc.
ccncy and truth 1t not my design, however, 10
notice the Insinuatons Of this puny scriboier
and even now il is with The deepest reluctance that
am peled 10 throw aside the restraint had imposed
upon myself during the investigation, by most agra
waited and wanton outrage in the garb Of another letter,
which, understand, made its tire, appearance in two
Of the Philadelphia ournas-AeSander' Messenger,
and the Daily Chronicle, about the same time and
which your las, paper satSed spreading far md
ride yO1gh Mc press of thtS Sate-he intelligence,
tint enormous frauds md denquencies hare been per-
petrated by he Girl Officers ..his station
This loathsome production, over the Signature OF
w. purporting to come from "attcntive friend ~
Washington (unaccompaned as It has been, 70 'n's
moment BY solitary effort remark here to counter
act its fcnd.lke maliynity) demands that should,
without further delay, brand the author, his aders md
abettors slanderers of the first magnitude foul,
Infamous and renorseless. GEO. 10y ALL.
friday, Nh June, ISL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

duas the balance; the capital 10 lie $50 900 00o the
Mother Bank TO be located IN the District Of Colun
ba; il is 10 be Bank Of discount and deposte; the
States, through their Legislature, are 10 consent 10
the portion of stock assigned them and in order IL
enable the States to subscribe their respective shares
Congress will make an immediate appropriation Of the
ith lnstalment, under the law of 1850. This, am IN
formed, is the substance Of The plan have not seen
nor did hear il read; therefore | cannot speak
with exact certainty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15
Saturdays Proceedings.


The debate on the Rules postponed on Mr.. Cog
gin notion in consequence of the continued lndspo
stion Ct MIR. Wise.
The subjec, ola General Bankrupt Law was submit
ted 10 the Judiciary Committee.
An Abolition petition asking the abolition in the
District of Columbia and in Florida) submitted BY
Mr. Mattocks, and on Mr.. Eyeretts notion the ques.
ton of reception was laid on the table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15
rx,,,,t of n I1tier from Member If the

"H OF REPRESENTATIVES, June II, II.
.sThe Secretary of the Treasury has just submitted
his plan of Bank to the Senate of the T. ,. II
am correctly informed upon the subject, tn me ousn
Rank of The United States, the Government 10 lake
SC 900 900 of the stock, the States ohs, and noVi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

T AND IS CAROLINE FOR SAI.E-WIl h. sold 1T pnhiic
IL Monday the l2h al Jry, that being Court div
Bowling Green Farm IN Caulnr situated WITHIN w.
three miles of Chesterfield. aud supposed 10 contain between
dwelling house with the ont houses IN this dnh Ih
su with especial reference 10 the accommodation
boarding ,cloo aud sas occupied formerly b the Reverend
Andrew Brnadis recently by Mr. Allen, from III"
heirs Of whom purchased The land good n the lam
generally III that neighboood aud the situation uncrmnony
healthy Tie ii payment shall be liberal and made known
On The day II sale, II moi previously ipp" y Of
Address me, Fleetwood Academy, king * Queen
L. B. FLEET
ll-WiW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

NJ a variety Of articles crswded out
n We have not line to spare, even for the Crit
cisns which a Correspondent, offers on Mr. Bolts
Card on the 2ls Rule.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

Z, APPAHANNOIk LAND For SALE ofsr l.t sale the
IL Farm which reside. called Sion House. ~ The coGty Of
Richmond the Rapaahannncs rivr between fnh1m and
Moratico creeks upwards Of four hundred The
comfortable and comm,ous and nr fertility al -"',
compactness and convenience there are but e" asc ." "
e on hc riYpr a, yauabl. or -le Persons disposed -
purchase are invited and examine u And any comnnh
cation addressed the subscriber, post PAID fafnha nnh
attended Ia. JoHN' L.
I,na
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15
IL NJ How s. Co.'S Lucky Office.

,.,wo CAPITALS 10 81, Capital Va. Monongaia 10
Ticket, Mo-. IL 70 81 s21o, in eesbs, Extra 10, drawn
18th inst following are The drawn n"+:
4; 20 G. 70 81 y 81 - ~ 81 e. L.
lime Ia
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To the Editors If The y. In,eili9eneer.

WAsHtscTo-. June 9, lSil
Mess Gales Senton: In the list Of and report
ed in the n,elgcnccr of this morning. upon the oil
fcred Sergeant the calling the President
Tor his plan Of fiscal agent appears both IN The ar
voted against, for that amendment
and resolution. Very respectfully. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

Advertisements, &c, omitted, Int shall BE- attended 10
RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

Secretary Of lie Treasury
On motion of Mr.. CLAY of Ky, the report and
companyng bill were referred 10 the Select Committee
on the subject and 500 additional copies ordered 10
be printed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

at some length about fugitive slaves, contending that
not even Massachusetts,, could give freedom to run
away slave escaping from another State; the Consu
ton of the u. S. being paramount to all State laws
upon the subject. Mr.. w. without concluding, sud-
denly took his seat, remarking at the time, that
he was very sick. He was Immediately removed from
the hall.
consideration of the subject before the House was
postponed until tomorrow
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Mr. FILLMORE said If IL was IN order, he would
move that the House proceed TO the election Of
Printer.
The resolution relative to that subject offered by
MIR. SERGEANT few days ago, having been read,
Mr.. ATHERTON raised a question whether it was
in order
The CHAIR said il was; whereupon
Mr. ATHERTON appealed from his decision.
Mr. FILLMORE, before the question taken,
moved call Of the House; which motion prevailed
The call having been gone through, and 2lO members
having answered to their names,
On motion Of MIR. WILLIAMS of North Carolina,
all further proceedings in the call were dispensed with
After some conversation between Messrs. GlLMER,
ATHERTON, CLIFFORD, EVEkEl FILL
MORE, CHAPMAN, DEAN, and the srEa hhk'
and the question being about to be taken on the
MIR. CLIFFORD called for the yeas and nays; which
were ordered, and were-yeas las, nays 10
So the decision of the Chair was sustained.
The question now required on seconding the demand
for the previous question; and II was agreed To-
The main question was ordered TO De pull aho 'ie
resolution was then read, as follows
ResOired, That the House now proceed 10 the eiec
ton of Printer of this House for the Twenty
Congress- whose compensation shall be twenty per een,
less than the prices fixed by the joint resolution OF
Mr. WOOD moved a division OF the reso'ul'on'
which agreed to; and the quehtion being taken on
the first branch thereof it decided in the ailrma
tive.
The question then REQUIRED the second branch
wlereupon MIR. WELLER called for the yeas anu
nays; which were ordered, and were-ycas 10 nays
10.
So the second branch of the resolution was concurreo
in.
MIR. WATTERSON moved to reconsider the vote
just given with view, in the motion should pre-
vail, of then offering resolutions referring the sn1Jec'
of the public printing 10 select committee; whose
duty it should he TO consider the expcdency OF ehg
the printing to be done BY contract to the lowest
bidder, who shall furnish satisfactory evidence OF ms
ability to execute the same. Also to consider the e1'
pediency of separating the public printing from the
new per press &c, &c
Mr.. w. said that, by referring 10 the journal of the
last Congress- it would be seen that the above resolu
tons had been offered rsrbatim ct dterattm by men,
Der from Kentucky, (Mr. Anderaon,) and they were
accepted an amendment to resolution offered pya
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
d. VI. & co Aucrs

1s Lor2ry coDnrisgs valuable and rare collection "A
oenSsi IN number about SIX hundred volumes cousss
~ we mo HseI MOTHS aui generally the best editions:
alGouEst which almost al. the most vuabe
works suddi.eLs; ana more than three hundr ,,,'r
~ Reporters, En-sh and American, Common as ,r !,
ChanceTy. State and Federal " '"-
These books Possess vantage, which rarely 10 he
ei WIN IN any Library IN the Union During
assiclous rcanE for than thirty hive yca- ,E
proprietor In the margins OF all his books made
10 oteT DOCKS ealing ca the same subjects and IN lis
PnFters especially wherever ary case was supsrrurp
cl,ri ~ any o,her case, Their" rs reference TO the a In
which u was Ius cited by which a. glance az the .v ~
IthleE auNnnu D. drawn IN the volume NJ
Jobk where any previous Is eGaulisJ .nd ..i.-
approved eSeTi usd, notified explained ami or tho
margins ~ al his b. Ks in Ike manner
VIVA Is sii' OF decided 10 ay other book which hasarv
9earlhg 81" analogy 10 the point m question wig: M
description ~ Just ia reference all the ,ocgs ~ i ~,
eNitapTrnary degree true IN Tef.ion 10 certain
works amt diEssts. which the lsc proprietor sc as go
h'fuins lite most pa uiu.ui OF these are ks1tfs T,
eLiF e. sinnier> on Pe'llHE- anI Evidence aud Mad
SOCKS 'hauc"fV Practice. IN h'ch coy opening L. Er
tT po.-' the rec Ter w find I,fsTcn, e. 10 athr ,s.
hG-l.ah ana AneT.taa. bearing That Tut and la rf,
gF tie author TIE reference IN these works az rf
70 section OF puzzle IN EI- Sa-y - T,.-- a.
ecai On which he has NOT mate references 70 al no go
bf~ ai American. ancIeut AMI UrNitrr Fs.i.r.f ana
state which have given . construction 10 h. ''-
Instead ~ The Gown 90 o..rlor Ira- second han r,
~. IS u is commonly called : less ran r.yy 49,
"i tho same kEi Be- confidently asserted t.tthc ,,ry
n question is 50 much more valuable than The Same ~
bought out OF book store, thai o. is 4ifi-lff, y a., -
hon ' ' '09e''-
The reader may form me conception Of The bopcs, If
nc " only can q" Gnf. hai wncu c opens hook rt aov
me ease ~ point De has fs eye Cuce rcc-r H ~
rCicrcucCsiuf TIE gins, 10 al la, books ana ,-rS,'a
0cIfiE- iigh That case point, wuicl Close. Study r
more Than iusis-hTe years enabled tss late rroprisi I
ing he same TOLL any other but 'ustio I'm ~ no s
10 which De ls relrrrnd. 70 &c Do Hu- tIrI..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
Il T. NJ o V AL.
CARRIERS HOTEL,

'EHE WHITE HDtSE) tUiRLESTOUN VA
lE und'is ;rcl respectfully inioCms his Tisnrs aud
the traNrl gcnmtnunlty, that Ia order to meet the
wsnrs ot 1R t'i"nIt sd 20 enable Hun The h'cr
CONN od1c hIa patoua, he usa chascd the large
notnua, and rirsssnty situated Hotel EahhShcnt
" upiut'c the tDuu House, Main ST., Charlcstown aud
has spared urh"T rainauor IN putting "a. hsuEs
co,p's" oi'rr ~ orEh'ut Tho cAtetr sHd interior
has been thoroughly cleaned aud panie-thc exterior
beautiful whit.-tie rupus r"noelcd the appTo-
we'd pan an rcurnise; aud the Interior arrauE
Of the entire establishment thoroughly Icofganzs wit,
~" safely a. the coniuT ennN and
pi hit uatIons-
The convenient approximation Of this Hotel 10 the Rail
Ru Depot, '"nirtst de Iabic stopping place toT TIA
yclcTs an the Rail Ruai.
The subscriber thrr curc hopes that by bis uurrE
cr"us To- picac and his tong the busincss
To merit and continue {" receive that liberal pat
nunse heretofore cNienicd Ia him bclrg his incnol
anh hfn determination To spare palma eKcuonE
pensc IL pr"ot" the comfort and cnioy those VIII.
may favor HIN viii their tonarc.
lie returns hs tuccTe arknDWl those VIII,
nave aIOnsCd hun. std the thai lac ~ prs
vaTcd on aud sicr Monday the ilh October 10 nc
cotnuoaaic va nbupcuvT Iua1ncT, all his old fCuds.
as many new ou"s be induced To give hun trial
Respectfully, N. CARTER
lq-c3N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
uAMDpEN sIDNEY COLI,ECE.

THE Winter scsion Of his Institution will commence
on the tTstdsy oi November next, anu terminate
the h NoincsdNy Of hpnl following
The Faculty oi the College with their several dcpart.
in"nis oi iu liruciinu, rs follows.
wiiam MaNw, H. President Professor Of Moral Phloso.
RobcuG Drnnrh Professor OF Ancient Languages
Bcu,m.n \. E>vcll, Professor Of Mathematics.
Daniel = Gardiner, Professor Oi Natural Philosophy
an Chemistry.
Moses u. Iosc, Tutor.
The Classical course uf instruction four years,
In zach Of which there are two sessions
The gtu,ira tho IRE sophomore
the la ami Greek languages, With the Classical Lers-
tuIc connected with them; Arhui-iic Algebra and Geo
mttry Va all ~ bganchcI.
Mathcmatcs Natural Ph'losophy aud Chcmstry Unclud.
log notices ui various suh connected with ~
nomy, Geology sud o. ,tsuy.
. Add those at tho srnor year Mental Philosophy,
Moral Philosophy dine lutnr m. tylruc,s ,f
ty) civil Poll y, roiicsl Economy, the Law Nations
Logic, h'iotc, aud Bellies ictrcs
Bes'drs thR Classical there IL nlso English
course, ocruy three years, aud embracing althc
su,iirs with the exception OF the Ancient Languages
To "ntcI College as member al the Freshman class
the applicant, hCair- bearing good al character
have aprApcr luaintsuc- with the branches
an English "uCati"n aud competent knowledge OF ia,
Latin and Creek Languages lfnoi thus quaGci however
lie hc received irregular student, aud Llcd
join the class as possible.
q uloui, entering College, Jpn any higher class
for which lie is properly prepared.
students over Is years NJ not Wishing "a 10
cithCr the courses may pursue such studies al
their parcns guardians shall indicate, the Facu!
shNi approve.
time sufficiently sict gentle and paterual possible
but always gaut and effective.
Mouihg reports Of ia. general department, diligence
an proficiency at the students (wiih tic" OF
GylLq esq forwarded to their 10 and guar
dams. al the end uf every month.
The excuses Uf The session. boar s6 tuition, ST.
room rent So deposit, s3i servants use 81 10 Al pay
ablo IA advance. Noses ID. HOEE,
&c 5-clawiw Clerk Of The FIrD'ip.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

y conformity with dyctc. pronounced hy the County
Govt of Nelson nf Tic Nfy OF tst court, The
year 7, in tH0 case ~ Peters Wills AMI oincrs, the
uu, rsifrtt, appointed tHuUi Or thai PURPOSE.
will on THURSDAY, the Q h cay n December isit uIon
tho PREMISE u the iowa ~ Ncw Markctiu tho county
II Mellon. niIar flH uc highest bilIrr credit
~ g. i2sud rs months, cor cQu1iP'gou of bc purchase
money, the Real b-iso situate iu std town belonging To-
me late mercantile p1rf1rr.hp uf Focus Wills tsgni
yni ~ tho death NJ Vi VILE TIC estate consists o a va
lric ut 81 iui ahrn 'tnr dwcI lourr, store house
luWhcT house and ufntr improvements, aud aucw AMI
valuable bfi BUILDING ufcu.rd ~ sorr'ttu'c, now
cnuf lctc. The property be vurIb'c in every rcsrtti
al should Invite iht public .f'cuNon. - directed 10y
INC dccror, bonds win -uul peftuu sccuuy viii Ic re-.
Itd ior hc purchase mpncy AMI the tue o the property
VIII DE retained uuultho Iuis gi aui ~ much cash
sale,
oc Wills STERLING CLAIBORNE,