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,.,ana II. Nile on the 9Th or 9th ult.

/, ascend the Nile on the 9Th or 9th ult 49,, -.
Tie 6rman expected from Constantinople haa nor no,
arrived notwithstanding the despatch oil tne Aee.'
private advces stated that neither u nor a ,,l
the Consul General might be expec'eu t 'n D.
-, &c oil particulars al issue between 'ie Io'.e aho
The pssha Further, that Russia was ehuea'oi"s :"
cmnsss the downfall of Redschid Pasha. as parrish"
of British interests, and the neso''a'uf os H.
~ whereby England had obtained The ireedom OF he
v,u;a,;on Of the Euphrates for her steamboats,, ana
,h ,,;n,anance OF garrison ot 50o men at acre, &c
''I Mahem.t Ali had commenced his military colonial
,;on and had promised Commodore Napier 'hul ne
would take opportunity oil aooiish,hS hsSiu s'a
verv He had ordered review Of cavalry and artillery
~ he 9Th instant at which the Commodore was pre-
sent. 80, D.
The plague still continued at Alexandra anu no
setta. ,, ,.
The Turkish forces under General Jochmus were
at Jaia, and all attempts to interfere WIN 'e
ng army had been relinguished. Up to that Moment
however preparations for an attack had oeeh peise
cred IN for on the same day ed ut letters arrived al
Alexandra from Beyrout by the Emmeuee Qhree DAYS
en- route stating that they were shipping cahoS 'eie
for the attack on GAIA y,c,
''''" $50 LospoS Wednesday, March 8.
The European intelligence that the eaitdohia carries
out YOU will find of little interest OF importance IN
fact there has been pol'tica! news Oh consequence
during the last two or three weeks.
The excitement here intense when the news re-
specting the arrest and Imprisonment Of MLoed was
promulg gated and the funds slightly declined IN conse
ouence That excitement is now over, and the funds
have ecoyered-the public being under the impression
that the next advices from the IT, S. both as regards the
cnse Of NJ Leod and the Boundary Question, will place
these difficulties between the two Governments IN
NOR, favorable position.
The appalling calamity of the loss OF the American
naclst shin Governor Fenner, by collision with the
steamer Nottingham by which lsa persons were hat,
red to eternity, has thrilled the heart OF every person
here The particulars of this most distressing event
YOU will find in the papers which send herewith
Capt Andrews has engaged passage in the Sthepben
Whitney to New York. for the purpose OF placing the
whole subjec, before the owners ofihe ship.
The Lcvant mail arrived this morning, bringing add
vices from Turkey, Egypt and Syria; but the news is
moi important. The overland mail fioa, India is anx-
ously looked for, bu, is supposed that it will not ar
rive in town till the 9th or 10Th inst Should find II
necessary to express for the Sun to Portsmouth,
to reach the British Queen, will do so my arrange
nen,s being such that can obtain slips OF the news
from leading London paper immediately after spe.
ca express arrives from Paris for the journal referred
to.
The George Washington has just arrived
Yours, &c. +. Z.
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The Last Link !

Never despair of the Republic! We have failed in OBJ
tanning The efficient aid of the late Legislature in furnish
mo funds for the completion of the Railroad from Frede
cksburg to the Potomac the bill for contributing to
the Southwestern Turnpike being unfortunately re-
eccd by the Senate and the Potomac Railroad bill then
following its fate in the House Of Delegates Yet the
President and Directors of the Richmond Fredercks-
buru and Potomac Railroad Company have not given
ND the ship We recommend their proceedings to the
consideration of the public. We commend their
spirit; and sincerely trust liberal public will justly
their course and stand by them in this vgor
Gus struggle to extend their line TO the
giving an additional value to other parts of the work
and completing the chain of central Railroad commu
nicatioa from Georgia to Maine. They have put on an
additional dollar from Richmond to Fredericksburg
increasing, in other respects the facilities for return
ing travellers We beg the reader only 10 compare .he
past with the present, and see how much oenent .h'
Railroad even this advance, has conferred upon h
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nubc. The old stage line took up nearly three times
M much time. and cost SO. Can the public murmpr
when they look either to the past or the uture;-o The
Fnast when more tardy and dearer travel is subs,
tuted by cheaper and more rapid one-To the H.
,yre when the very purpose Of this advance is 10 rr
tend the Road and complete the chain of this import.
ant communication
caRD-The President and Directors of ilr Richmond
sbure and Railroad Company r.rt that they
So under lie necessity Of raising the cara.
IN Messengers their Railroad These nave hitherto rcn
than their authorised from wish 10 hi"fh The acc"no.
d,liou of their nj the lowest practicable rafe
bc ut the board under hope fht they wold be sustained
,be have embarked IN the
their work Auua creek and the Legislature having declined
aiding in have bat those winch The
their road furnish for IL prosecution" ih'y must lirr
that the travelling phhlc, ana Tie citizen,
Of Richmond aud Petersburg for whose accommodation The
essential will object 10 the increased rate 81 iac
mpused with a lis active potchto ana completion.
hui on the contrary will disposed 10 mtfnnhe Tie Line
feeling every thing paid IN passage money on III m.
road is 10 the same extent contributing the execution u
remaining link in the chain railroad communication between
Maine and Georgia.
The fare between Richmond and fredericksburg ior adm,
first of April five doarschldren under twelve Year,
age and colored persons, being, hitherto, halt prcra
no charge being made children under three years II
will also be made on The Intermediate travel IN
privilege of return ticket nj hall
existence of the increased
m r,r dars Instead of may be remark
an and aer The first April the fare between Frederic k,hur
and Washington including conveyance by omnibus IN Washing
rarboa cnpany dollars aud Eff! cents passenger
eod Of four dollars present charge So that me Te syg
between Richmond and Washington and Baltimore, vi" be after
The first Of April somewhat les ,nan "a present
4. ~ MAcMURDO, Treasurer ami Secre.s-,.
Richmond, a5ii March, ISL
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY, MANCh ~o' ioii'
------ ---77-77--777-7 :, >, !,
To N, Polls! To the Polls!

Awake, Republicans of Virginia, Turn out turn out
Organize yourselves-nnd carry the next Less'auf e
Garry majority of the next Delegation ~ n aI' which
threatens mischief-a National Bank, Distroul'on
Protective Tariff. Maintain every inch of ground
Send every man you can public councils who,
be his party name is to the
great States Rig PRINCIPLES OF the o' he n,mdaed
hv tho boasts or the menaces of the Wings. Do not
Believe By V shem W when as they vain 70,
YOU to struggle that your fate is already sealed that
ibev have tfe majority in the II. of R., whatever be
the vote of Virginia One Of their presses at least aeaos
verv that press the pet press OF
Daniel Webster-we mean, the Boston Atlas. 1t pro-
claims 10 the Wings throughout the Union, that they
are in danger; that the following IS the political cha
IL d.-
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POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS
By the Presidents IN and ,cih The adrcc and consent o.
the Senate.
George Loyal to be Navy Agent for the port of Nor
folk, Va -reappointed
John 7. Henry to be Navy Agent for the port of Sa-
vannah, Georgia-reappointed.
Thomas Hayes to be Navy Agent for the port OF
Philadelphia, in place of Michael w Ash, resigned
Promotions.
Commander w. A. Spencer, to be Captain IN the
Navy from the gid January, ISL.
Lieut.. A. Bgelow, to be Commander IN the Navy
from the 22d January, lS4l.
Passed Midshipman William l.. Maury, to be Lieu
tenant in the Navy from the Goth Feb lo4l
.4ypoiatment Gy The President.
Robert c. Welmore, TO be Navy Agent for The por
of New York, in place of John r. Livingston, Jr, re
mored.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March 20, lSil.
distract from the Journal for the aceek ending this day
Postmastess 9ppointcd.
David D. Hoyt, at Palmyra, Wayne county, N. \
Enoch A. Hall, at West Bloomfield, Ontario coun
Mathew H. Stevens, at shushan, Washington coun
ty, NY.
Jonathan X. Horton, at Greenwich, Washington
county, n. Y.
jerome D. Mosher at White Creek, Washington
county, N. Y.
John Harris, at Charlestown, Middlesex county
Mass.
David Brigham, Madison, Iowa county, WISCONSIN
Territory.
Jared Lake, South Port, Racine county, Wisconsin
Territory.
Enos Smith, Racine, Racine county, Wisconsin
Territory.
Horace Hatch, Pike, Allegheny county, N. \.
Asahel Burlington Burke, Caledonia county, w.
Isaac Covng,on, Berlin, Worcester county, Mary
land.
John c. Rouse, Argyle, Washington county, n;
Hiram Decker, Register of the Land Office at Vim
cennes, Indiana, vice A. Badollet, resigned
William P. Briggs, Collector for the district OF Yer
mont, vice 4. w. Hyde, rcmored
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NJ we have commenced ION our last Pagel ihe
Sketches of the Acts Of the last General assrno'!'
and we shall conclude them in our next They W ge
coup dGH Of the abos OF this dong, much.'aH
ng Legislature. II SAID, when they assenbleo,
that they might adjourn By the first Of January and
motions were made for very early adjournment o's
To- they remained in session for ~ days, down t. ""
ODD of March. They remind rs Of the celebrated ~
aurural-nevcr, SO few things done IN so long
space Words they had enough-rorkS but lttse. ~
most important business Of the appeared to DC
the making of oticers-and surely never hah any
Legislature more to do in this respect-lwo oehao's'
two Councillors four Judges, we know not no" Hia"!
Generals besides the usual qnantum OF annual aPPo"
ments And all these the Wings took unto themselves
Not n crumb fell from their table 10 the Democta"
p,rtysove only 10 the worthy Clerk of the HOUSE,
mo o,,bv Reps,er of the Land Office, and the worm!
S,orekeeper of the Penitentlary All the high D'9n
taries ofthe Government wentto the wings. AM
owino 10 a train of circumstances, which no man anu
n,,ed at the heels of the SESSION. 1t in the pow"
ne Tho Republicans to command the majority W u''''
| Houses; and to elect Governor, the Wings veg
kindly in,erposed every little Parliamentary uiI~
nrolonp the talk, 10 waste their time, aud 70 Ger
The election They would have none but WING -
yernor-and they ruled the Republicans INTO acaoa,
cence in their modest acquisitions. As ooiiesPY
dent who witnessed the dsgraceful spectacle uIJ
| mWhat scene on yesterday IN the House ,r.,
the whole country could have seen y .ne! ina
have shared my infinite disgust and mort'hcatioh - IN
shameless sacrifice of all dignity and even
the part of Virginia Legislators, to the Hsfore
ment of mere factoos party purposes we z" con CON
the people in great strength; with ite ,hsp .,h no
seriousness Of having acted firmly ana "en. IS as.ured
BILE cause to maintain, and bright augue' OF a''O''
triumph" ,.h u,s trsus.
The only very important measure wnen mu Of the
acted during the session, was the ~ the nsprc
New York controversy, and the passage % NV and the
aw Mercury truly Of the >s
est strokes ever stricken by the South against ~
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PETERSBURG, March Il


The Nomination = Thomas Wallace, Esq, is the De-
mocrac Republican Candidate, TO represent this town
in the State Legislature. MIR. Wallace has accepted
The nomination at considerable personal sacrifice, as
his election WILL we believe, compel HIM to resign
valuable office, and will of course seriously encroach
on his professional business lie has, however, accept
ed the nomination. which was UNANIMOUSLY made, and
he WILL we are satisfied, fully unite the strength OF the
Republican voters in Petersburg. Mr. Wallace IS well
known as thorough Democratic Republican, man
every way qualified to represent the town. Hith
mind of strong masculine sense and well informed BY
study he unites good temper and much 6onhommte
" hch find favor with Of all parties IL cannot oe
doubted that Mr.. w will make an effective and faith
ful representative of the local interests OF the town.
oue as much So 10 say the least either Of the gen
tenen spoken of the other side, and probably much
more effective than some OF them We hope that Mr.
Wallace will receive every Republican vote in the cor
poraton and this will ensure his election. Petersburg,
in November, nnseduced by Wing sophistry, unorIoeo
by Wing hattery, and unterrlied by wing threats,
voted the Republican ticket. She Republican IN
November and VIC hope will be still more SO in April.
Statesman.
Col Gooch, Postmaster at Richmond, has been re-
moved and Gen. Bernard Peyton appointed IN ms
place The new President is scarcely warm IN his seat
before he begins the work Of prescription tie begins
to run his coulter the soil of this poor old Dom-
nion whose vote in November has put her under the
ban.-H.
DEMOCRATIC REPrBLLIcAN So ,Y Ia, :,
At n Democratic Republican Meeting, held al
Erie nd's Hotel on Friday evening, the l2th March,
Is4 for the purpose of nominating candidate TO re-
present the Town of Petersburg in the next General
Assemby-on motion, General Butts was appointed
Chairman, and Charles Campbell secretarJ. The
obec, of the meeting being set forth by the Chairman
Capt David Branch nominated Thomas Wallace, ESQ
The meeting was addressed, by Captain Branch, col.
Parker. and other gentlemen. The nomination of Mr.
Wallace was unanimously agreed TO-
On motion of Dr. j. II. May, it was ordered that
the same ward committees, which acted during the
Presidential canvass shall act during the canvass now
about TO take place.
The meeting adjourned TO meet again on Friday eve
ming, the 10Th inst, at Friends Hotel, at hafpas'
seven o'clock DAN'L c. BUTTS, Chm n.
CuAs. CAMPBELL, Sec ~.
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The Alias saws that among them "has included But
erof S Carolina, Afford Of Georgia, well as the ne
colleagues of the latter and the successor OF Mr. paw
son in the same State They may all yet be found ioi'
lowing the lead Of Wise and Mallory, and opposing the
leading measures of the new Administration. Count,
ing these chances against US, the members ehost m'
ton, and - who will oppose them; and The following
is the character Of the members in the last House IN the
Slotes which have vet to choose
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NOTICE-Pursuan decree of the County Conrt ' row
~ ha,an will he publicly, Powhaan Court House. on
Monday the 9Th day Of April next that being Gor Jay, ny Wv,
cratees Of Richard w. Bass deceased containing two hundred
and twenty acres Of good quality than half IN woods
and wen timber II. situation miles from MirhauI
Ferry and adjoining lands Of John Gillian and Robert
Land ANY erson wishing the Land before the day o
sale viii lie shown By Of The Lcgatees who i vns
witl his mother an par Of said Tract Of Land Possession
will he given in the FALL seed crop Of wheat and the terms
will be made known The day Of sale
JACOB MICIIAUN, SR., }
MILLER ", MIcI!AuA, Commissioners
REUBEN RAGLAND,
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NJARSHAL'S NoTICEThe Marshal of the Eastern District
sl of Virginia will pay TO the Assistant Marshas the compen
sation taking 9th Ccnsus enumeration Of the
inhabitants Eastern District They desired make
early application in by proxy authorized by power o.
which should be Acknowledged before Magistrate and
certified.
Richmond, March Is, lsil lo4-w3w
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NOTICE-Alexander cambridge, who some years since re-
~ moved from city Richmond 10 the town Of Lynchburs
hereby notified and informed that Of the distributes Of
Elizabeth cambridge, hands, as The
of the said Elizabeth Of money! 10 which he entitled
have had my administration duly settled, and am
ready 10 paw To cambridge, his Agent what have IN my
hands hold myself henccfoh liable for any interest
thereon WIN. H. HUBBARD.
richmond Marrb . ls4I s7-wiwif
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uRIcnMosp, Feb. 90, lS4l.

it," - 49,,
uRIcnMosD, Feb. 90, ls4l.
oc,, W.. are sure that Won will excuse for ad-
dressing you this hasy letter Ii is far from our IN
enton 10 interfere in any improper manner with the
aoyements of your Conyention-Bnt feeling deep
in erest in the result, hope you will excuse US ior
conveying to you, frankly our DISTINGUISHED opinions
unon the subject We free TO say, that MT hunt
ers course during the Presidential contest was mol
moved be- u.s. But he has out, and pnolcly
nledped himself all the great principles winch con-
sti,uie the bond of the Republican party. Does any
man doubt that he will fully carry them out Surely
we do not What better, them can you DO, than 10
take him up as the candidate of our party: some OF
our strongest friends in Washington who are intimate
with Mr. Hunter advise that the Republicans shonio
not oppose hm-hat he is truly with us-and that, by
The exercise Of ga tolerant and liberal spirit we
NAV strengthen our cause and promote It's success
we undertake 10 say the great body Of our party
here are of the opinion. We submit inns etler
to your sonndes discretion Pon are aware suppose,
that Mr. VIM P. Taylor thinks II decidedly best tha'
Mr. Hunter should be taken up end ne too al ieas''
one of u.s. that Mr. F. Scott Of Caroline was OF lne
same opinion But we submit The Whole matter 10 tue
wisdom of the Convention.
uIf Won should deem it inadvisabie TO nominate MI
Hunter would not be best TO make no noainaton al
al' We are with great respect, yours, %e.'
AUGUSTUS A. CHAPMAN,
THOMAS RICHIE,
WILL. F. PENDLETON,
LOUIS C. BOULDlN,
CHARLES HUTTON,
WIN. CARSON.
To Darid p Wright, Esq, or any other member o
m, R,pubcan Contention TO be at CroIon SprtnS
on the 25M february, lc4l.
.Nords quoted from the letter Of aunch Republican mem
Der of Congress from the South.
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THE E1"l'EI2

THE LETTER. >,
So much has been said and so much n's'sa'd, ABOUT
The following letter. that deem It best at once To lay
il before the public Let them judge how Tar respect
IN CANNON cause and actuated by not one particle
Of selnteres, stating facts which have reached them
from Washington about MIR Hunters poslt'on-from
Democratic members who mixed with hm every day.
can be stignatlscd with the character OF
Here then is the letter itself, Of which we have just
received copy And if there be treason IN II, why,
we say with the Orator Of Virginia. make the most OF
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The following letter appears 10 the Alexandra Ga.
zette. We publish it IN justice to the Republican
uMorxr STUART, KING GEORGE
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-30
TRIS TEE,s sALE,

ERY virtue of a Deed Of Trust, exc
-n-D cuted by Joseph Clark to the I'M
dersignod on the 18th OF September,
1889, and Of record in the Clerks office
Of the Probate Court of Madison county,
We will, or one Of US, proceed 10 sell at
the residence of the said Joseph Clark,
on Friday he l6A day Of .Hly neat, one
Negro woman, named Hannah, aged
about 3d. To be sold for cash in hand
J, II, CHEATHAM,
J. &. ANDREWS.
January Is, 1871 O.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-30
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

FH96 att persons interested in the es-
u tate Of Samuel Meek, decd, you
will take notice that at a special term OF
the Probate Court OF Carroll county,
Mississippi, TO be holden at the Court
house thereof ON Che 25ih day Of Janu.
airy i3ii, will exhibit my account for
allowance a8d 6uai setdemanta4 Admin
I#n.or So lHe eaHu of AID deceased
bE ORDER a H Court,
ftHEs BEGh, ftmv.
tf9.laa. Dee la 1910 3]si
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sIIERIFF'S SALE.

,Vtdson circuit couft--.Vag term la4l
John A, Powell,
Us On pltu Fl "a
J. 6. Middleton and
g. r. Wcathcrsby.
HOf virtue of the above stated case 10
-D me directed, viii (withn tho hours
prescribed by law expose to public sale,
for cash, before the Courthouse door, IN
the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday Of February 184l,
1t being the LIST day Of said month, the
following described land, to wit: The
east half, northeast quarter, east half.
southeast quarter, section thirty.threo,
township nine, range four, east north
half, east half, northeast quarter sec
ton twonty-eight, township nine, rang
four, east; north half, west half, north
east quarter, section twenty-soyen, town
ship nine, range four, east; south half,
east hale, northeast quarter, section
twenty-eight, township nine, range four
east; east half northwest quarter, ana
west half, southwest quarter and south
half, west half, northwest quarter, sec
ton twenty.seyen, township nine, rang.
four, east, containing in all five hundred
and SIXTY acres, more or less, Also. tw,
Log Houses, which has been removed OF
of the premises yet subject 70 this exc
cution
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Wealhersby, and will be sold TO sa
Usly plaintiffs debta and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Silt
BIZ J. BRowN, Dep'
Jan ., 52-4 [Pr fec 5l2I
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TRUSTEES SALE

10y virtue of aDeod Of Trust lts.sio a'' mem d.
ID the certain purposes ineI r Shelby
toned, executed by Marqa,f ~ y, under "o5ei.
and his wife Sarah Shelby 70 ,uY ao ~ Of
signed, on the tweniy-9igIn;' ~ t5 p' Office
March, A. D. 1910, recorded ID G ,a' r Of
Of the Clerk of the Probate s gO.'' G.,
Madison county, in Book Of p'''''
pages "A and 742, Will
On HE l51 day Of Fe5rHa, ,g, 1'.' 81
Proceed 70 sell to the highest o.ao " ,aif
ready money, at the residence ,GIo., = Il
shelby. in Madison county, MISC, ". u VII.
the roIIowing described properly s y
Tn tract oI land on which 5aId s 'a
now resides, containing nI1 u. "i follow
and twenty acres and ai ,gl, H. Sandy,
ing Negro slaves June, WINS, .5 March.
piss Ip{ 9lary. susan, William lml, @3a IRA
JP' tioLl'.'s Tras'tf'
92-s
t....tsf Il. 1910
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sIrERIFF,s SAFE.

MADISON circuit cout-hlay term l8il
Phillip B, Pope,
VS. On yend. expo.
). LoggIns admir- and
Tlmau Loggns.
I'D \ virtue of the above stated case to
lid me directed, ! will within the
hours prescribed by law,) expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On The FRS. Monday Of February 1871,
1t being the 1st day of said month, the
following described lands, to wit The
east half OF the northeast quarter and
the cast half Of the west half of the
northeast quarter, and the east half of
the northwest quarter, section thirty
four, in township nine, range one, west,
containing one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ants, and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt aud cost
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-30
TAX COLLECTORS SAFE.

IAA NUhLNJIUN7s SAFE,
Fl WILL expose to sale to the highest
= bidder, for Cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
0nhe Thru Moadayo Of February, 1871,
The following described land, 10 wit
The north half, southeast quarter, north
hall, east half, southwest quarter, sec.
ton eleven, township eight, range two.
east. Sold for the taxes on said proper.
~ for The years 1885 and 1899.
J. II. VANNOY, A. {. c.
Nov. IA, 45-4 Pr fee Sl3l
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A LII persons are forwarned not 10
4 : trade for note Of hand given by
the undersigned TO james NJ. PAYNE for
One Hundred Dollars, due the 25,h day
Of January, 1871, as the consideration
Fer which i was gwen has eGare'yaIl
ei wl ] VIII moi my ituu.ess CONNIE
.el by laws
JESSE ROCKS
Canton lanaafN2. f8tl