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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

IGST SAL-8y virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10 me
lansis 4. penc ST.. tie 22Gd day OF October la
record County ut Cumberland shall offer Tor
i5c a8c'ion, the premises. on the lsh day OF Jhy
N The tact Of LAND which the said Deane now resides,
n.s Tie town Of Cacrsvie, containing 40 acres shall
see same time and Place sell AL the Negroes mentioned
t.e except did woman tPoly,i all the Stock Of said
.le Household Furniture, tsc., &c. Terms :" safe made
.r 900 rae day oC sa- The title said land 2ad other p5O-
believed to be unqpesionahe, hut, acting Trustee
cauyey only such titie as Is vested N me -
HENRY +. IRVING, Trustee.
fs7-ts lids
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR sALE-WMl

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR SALE.-Wil
- Sold Thursday, the 2 June public SALE the
highest bidder the establishment of the Southern Literary Mes
together with all the appunances hereun:o belonging,
Printing Presses, Type, Fixtures, &c, &c.
This paper in competent hands will certainly yield hand
revenue did 10 its late proprietor, T. W. White de-
well Known 10 the literary world 10 need
encomim from
of the purchase money will he required
cash. at six and twelve months from the day of
sale, we'll secured.
ANY catlons to the undersigned post paid WIZ be
promptly responded TO. RICH. HILL Jn.,
Administrator OF Thos. w White, deceased
Nay ~ l22--wtdsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

pSf-he perSoa or persons who have the Files of the En-
iAi1sr Tor the years from 9,li May 1857 10 9th Nav ,sI
On ;ay, !si, 1" OH Nav, 1872, 9Th MAY 1878 TO OH
g, l-i from 9th Nav ISL TO aih May, 1885, aud from NH
M ISc ga May, 1912 belonging the Enquire, Office are
- earnestly requested bring them So rs noss;.
If the creates; value and, have no dupi
& u tlc. the is irrepaa5e They have no donb,
~ borrowed from this Office by persons have over
>'e- them amoBrs; their own papers.
TUGS. RITCIIIE L SONS.
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June
50 IS % 81 ~ Al &c % 50 Is 80 49,
Ticket Nos 80 10 &C. and 10 iG So Capitals fod
and paid by STRATTDN
Tickets in tho schemes advertised by J. G. Gregory Co. for
sale AT SrRATrON'S LUCKY OFFICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, Starch 81 lsi3In conformity
entitled ''an reduce act the several
concerning Esheato passed the 9th day Of January 1873
do lefcby make known all whom il concern, that II
APPEARS by certificate o the Eceato of The Of Clarke
dated the 2st of March, i3 this day received into the
Land Office, that by inquest held the .i; da! II May,
S4 Lot and Tenement in the Of Berry vile, the ccul-
Of Clarke containing quarter Of Of which Thomas
Whiting died eized has been rcheaied 10 this Commonwealth
5. II. PARKER. Reg. l.. Office.
Marrho -vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

INERl. IS HOTEL, NEW YoRk.-rhe American Hotel
i ceoiy undergone extensive repairs ana alterations,
ntY 70. the reception of my friends and the public It's
isu ursl,t by that OF any similar establishment III
m u.s. uep. ~ Broadway fronting the Park, and directly OPP
Iosa- Of, Fountain.
~ sspectfy solicts continuance OF patron
a! That pains will be spared 10 cont'one L. me
n q NJ M. quests, WILLIAM b. COZXENS.
t.,st I2-lltif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
OLD WINES AND ITQTORS-Also. GN0CFpIFs = -,

old WINES AND LIQUORS-Alsn, GROCERiES-I Law.
very large and general assortment OF old Wines and Ii
qnors part oi which have been kept hand improving far ten
years. and then said be 20 years old Groceries,
bear fair comparison with the best in the city NAV regard
quality and price, and caefnnes in putting them NJ, The
old Wines and Liquors will be found beneficial for The
of health, when moderately and udcmlsly
Should he found nceduIoms, finn
mistaken belief plain O: fact assertion lei him
enquire call The subscriber, who has regular temne
dnker during the last 20 years of his life and If mo,
fed with his healthy appearance, they portrait or his
uncle who died few in the State of New York AGED
g7 years. ard lie m lie drinkia. fish since line
day he left Feren!osh then a stripping.
Aug. ~ 3l-wly WIN. WALLACE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

ITO JACOB SHOOK, THOMAS Johnson, ELIZABETH
L WiNGFiELD and JOSEPH T. WlAGFlELD-Take no
lice that Saturday eighth of July next at the office Of
lanes Lyons city Richmond between TIE hours OF .
a. NJ, and r. NJ Shall proceed TO take the dispositions OF
Reuben Ford ciirrS read evidence IN SUIT now de-
pending III the Superior of Chance or the Richmond CIR
cult In which plaintiffs and are defcndants-and If
from any cause The said depoons are not commenced or be-
ing Commenced completed that day. we shall continue
az me same place. from day day, until they are commenced
and completed
REUBEN JENKINS and
ANN his wife,
WILLIS w. WINGFTELD,
STEPHEN C. WINGFlELD,
FRANCIS j.. WINGTiELu,
DIJSuROD W. WiNGFIELO.
HENRIETTA WINGFiELD, by
g. w WINGFlELD, her next friend.
June Q, 1919. 9-w4w
NOIiCE-Was committed the Jail OF ms county, on the
10Th day OF March last Negro Woman, who calls herself
Mary Jane and size the property OF man ny the name OF
Whltworh formerly Of buckingham county, lt sael ana
now resides somewhere in Stse of Alabama or Mississippi
Mary Jane about Is 80 years Of OF dark brown com
pexon, with small the LEFT and very broad front
teeth The OF said Slave required to prove
property charges away otherwise she will be
dealt with as the law Directs
JOHN THOMPSON, JR.,
Tailor Of GooehlaEd county, Virginia
May 10 122-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
ID. NJ. noyt d Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
Undcr the Exchange Hotel, R,ehai9na, prSi"ia.
$50 900 $50, 0O0-100 prizes Of 81 900


$50 600 sic, 000-100 prizes of 81 600
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass &c, for sia to be drawn u
Alexandria, -. c., Saturday, The aih Of June, 1873
Capitals
/ non 10
II $500 100 g ,m0
1900 loo =" iuo
II 5000 &c. &c.
Certificates of Packages Of aG wholes sl3a 90
.. Of halves is 90
o6 nunrlers % ~
U0VT l. CO. always have hand Tickets in all Lotteries
e. Gregory Co.. and will attend to orders Win
their accustomed prompness. -,
May 30 o-wtu
THRUST SAE.-Pursuant To two deeds Of trust executed ny
Il Robert $. Peaross. Saunders AMI Samuel T.
20;h day OF November ls}he ether 10
Thomas L. aud Richard w. Scott bearing date the 18th day
January 1919 admitted record in the Clerks Once
Caroline County Court the Subscribers pursuant 10 hef re-
pecve Deeds will, Wednesday, the 2G day al jaw he.,
the premises sell II public aucan 10 the highest blcdel 10"
parcel IT Land, situated IN Caroline eo
containing y bounded by the lands Of Henry f anu
others with rs aud Saw Mill &c, situated upon NE
said land. Also another tract parcel OF Land, coh"s
thereto, situated in The counties Of Caroline and King N
bounded the lands of Ellis c. Saunders oeis
Temple James, Eleanor aud child Sarah Ann ana "a
one the Stock of kind OF said P.aoss, his Faaaoh
Utensils his Household and Kitchen Furniture. Also tHe n'ei
est Of said Peaoss in The now III the possession " m
mother, Mrs. Pealross TIE real property offered 10" sac y
nahe-suatcd intelligent and agreeable neshoi3ou,
about four miles from Hanover Court house The slaves are %
H. Selling Trustees, the subscribers viii convey ohy such
SETH SAUNDERS,
SAMI. G.. SCOTT
THOMAS l.. SCOTT,
RiCiID W. SCOTT.
Ma, OF 5-wti
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DIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH o
DRY GOODS.

Ssiing at aRd bctoio Prime Cost!
'es>cu.d. intending MAKE pcrcnpo;y sale Of their
&oeN OF DRY GOODS early III the next month, now OFFER
"a and approved credit and below prime cost, until the
Jly $40 north Of deS able and seasona5te
DRY GOODS,
s one of the best assOrtments in the city, and laid in
Va most favorable circumstances. This opportunity o!
supplies affords inducements those who need, that is
e WITH and especially invite old friends TO
'9 snd avail themselves af II An entire supply VIII
90 ts-dlneSS u The ensuing Fail, as usual.
r BiSFORDS, BACON & BASKERVILLE
-.lt. S-tlIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

tr Having other asiiars Of redress, | propose
n b general subscription, series cf letters. paypl
@ 10 te;rnce Of the doc,riuc and practice of free
maintained aud pac'ised by the UH,en aplist ChurSSes
i1ehtN 10. aud the objections against the OF
Shall be npa,t.ally examined All seurr,y aud abuse
t.,s 4l9sB avoided. The work shall go
~ a,.er Of subscribers can os obtained 70 justify lis
Scsc Subscribers will please To give their address-
% ta'ss soicts the patronage of all his friends in his
-, us address, "Jamestown Prince Edward, Va" Per-
copies requested forward their subscriptions
iN practicable. JAS. w. HUNNICUTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

~ \. HUDSON, DESrisr performs all operations on lie
RI TEETH, for their beauty and pescrvaion and Inserts
corrnptbe teeth, sngy in full sells, most approved
plans. ''
Ladies and Gentlemen interested respectfully invited n
call and examine his teeth COMPRISING
facurers "
He also inserts Artificial Palate designed to restore the voc
TO lis proper tone and sound. ~ ~
Refer Rev Dr. Plumer, Rev. Dr. Empic Hubbard Gardner
Co., Gen. Bernard Peyton, nr. Chamberayne DR.
broush, s. s. Baxter, ESQ., DR. L. G. Cahe General psrsm
George Wason a. ID. 'e'''
SJ- Office on Main street, square above the Banks
Dec. % ca.w,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

SPRING GOODS CHLN.i AND QUEENS ware
AN opening al Spring supply above,
and am daily expecting pc. ship Margaret For;r>" direct
from the manufacturers, additional supply narrns
Tableware China. &c, making altogether sell selected Stock
OF new and desirable Goods.
.7,so in Store,
French, German and American Glass plain and pressed
English plated German silver and Britannia castors
Soneware, &c for reasonable prices for eah or
puauat credit. City and country dealers xanne
WM. r. ErTLER
Three doors above Eel Tavern.
March ~ IoC-vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RaII-V0.T
Completion Of tic Railroad IN .7guia Creek.


Unriraiied Expedition!
THE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac p,io,d c,
ny hereby that their Railroad completed 10 he
Potomac river the 10th November and tha, travellers are
conveyed Richmond and Washington nj nh sss If
year. Railroad Cars and Steamboats, tte enm, Com
pany being provided with effective 10 keen lin.
navigation during the hardest weather Winter cnvs Rich
mond 6, A. NJ precisely instead II, as hrreof,e and
reaching Washington and Baltimore in ID hours -, ,n,s
than u hours in advance Of The River Bay Boats "
Travellers this line, proceeding phiaenh, medi,,c-y
their arrival Baltimore, reach that city nj N c ~ !,
morning. in % hours ae leaving Richmond before
by the River and Bay Boats have NoioIk
Instead their fare heretofore IN
only and afterwards on board The Potomac Steamboat and
Washington will take tickets a, The Railroad Gice
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare in Tins way viii
than paid separately different portions Of the route
Whole fare Washington, ca
Do. TO Baltimore, sO
Do. to Philadelphia, Thy Peek and Lore's line, or
the afternoon Steamboat line from Balmole) SIC
no charge children under thee years of are-ohes Under
years OF half price, DO Cooed persons half price
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

lanes RIVER LAND FOR sALE-ny authority vested in
Trustees will Goth July next offer for sale.
Public Auction the premises that valuable estate called
Glenva lying James River in the county 0f Cumberland
within miles of the town of Cstersve and 10 miles from
this city,
This estate contains of which 100
grounds 9ua,y 800 fine high land in good
condition. cultivated regular rotation; loo partially
grown up pines, and atordne good highland pasture The
woodland Of original growth of good quality aud
containing plant land than usually found on James River
farms.
The Improvements the ordinary kind found
which the dues reside tie stable good for
the barn large and recently thoroughly Iepaed the
hresng machne good working ORDER the tobacco houses
sufficiently 10000 bs the servants
very good, and sufficient accommodate comfortably rs
40 persons. The dwelling house contains four above
ground and TWO cellar
The terms will be $40 500 next balance
in three equal payments six twelve and eighteen months from
day Possession will given day OF sale Of
Of land be required prepare for The crops
year, with The privilege of seeding OF wheat
done without detriment the
land and of the whole before ls De-
ceriber next.
Any person wishing view the property will please call on
Mr. Peter L. Buruss who resides the premises Any person
wishing purchase privately viii please Apply either Of
Trustees. L. H. CUNNINGHAM,
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM,
May 5-tds Trustees of Mrs. a L. Deane
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, May OH Isi3.In conformity TO
an act entitled "An az I" reduce into one act The several
concerning Echea,o passed the 9Th day Of January, 1872
do hereby make known all whom il may concern that II
by certificate Of the Esceaior Of the county Of Augusta
dated 9th May ls3 and this day received into the Land Office
that by held the hh day If March, ei tract
nf Land containing ihvseven situated in Augusta
~ ana of which James Hickey died seized has duly echcated
10 this Commonwealth.
s. II. Parker, Reg. Land Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23

10 BUILDERS AND OTIERS.-Tlie subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens of Richmond and
~ that he continues manufacture the following a:cc
terms "a reasonable they be had in Of III. Northern
cities VIZ Brass and Iron Locks and Bolts for hanks, PRISONS
stores and dwellings, Locks and Bolts for sliding aud folding
doors with brass, glass and plated furniture.
Also, Shutter and blind fls!enncs. and superior
ticle-the cheapest aad best offered 10 the public.
~ T. Bells hun. without tubes, LOCKS repaired and
keys fitted at the shortest notice. and the
terms. &. CUMBERSOS.
Main, between sih and 9h STREETS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
.iesor rns CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL COM

Ctr Of Frederick M, jane 3, 1913.
itJP : MS viii he received t.s Office, until The 26; inst
a A execution o' lie woTk remaining TO he done on The
@ a- tln.l frn pam No. 6, 10 Cumberland The pfopo-
a eer ~" entire work, for more sections
foE lynen ide in the bonds Of the Company,
M 10 v'ut tetfs hearing Interest MOI exceeding per cent?
ia.l.le annually.
a ti0- requested also the price for which
H EXECUTE work f paid ff in cash, should the Compa
" prepared Cor IT, The work 20 he completed within
" ie irui lite date the The right being
" e oonp: to aanu the contracts any time within IL
~ r ae date thereof giving thirty days notice OF
~ So 10 DO and the payment Of per cent as damages
.a lie ancN leutcd paT.iou Of the contract.
"N5i'iUE desired IN regard otae mode Of construction,
t "otA 10 b. lone wl liz furnished, application at Tins
1885, az any iins i'rgic'Is "a the said 2f;a Instant.
j,te !3 Ia;
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twice 4 week,

"a, IA crarterly. sror, ~. country whenever
= w. ,4...ns - unknown atthis office, must be authen
me ofhe Postmaster IN the nssGS. a, %o
:iIa no he published every measure, Ina. mas
E ry..,. npas;tions nd quz2es, has proved hereto
80 must, therefore, ireis' IN such case upon
zion being certified by the name oil The iosihaS'ei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-23
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, va-Th,

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, va-Tbe
IL spring Of this institution will Thurs.
day, the 2tiI of August next.
81 SO per week. and charge for washing,
ironing fuel and Tuition varies from $40 10 SIS
of five The following gentlemen compose the
Faculty.
Charles Collins, A. NJ President and Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Ephraim Wiley, A. w. Professor of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Ebrnezer stevens b. Tutor Mathematics and Teacher
Modern Languages.
John &. Winniiord second Tutor.
by the that the Of
from Si 50 S94 SO per of months
far less than what is customary al similar Institutions The
that cheapnes is the location Of the college in the midst
Of rich and productive farming country remote from market
There another advantage connected with this institution
which claims TO all others Being situated in
country nearly miles from village there is
little temptation dress and other prodgay
The mild and parental, but energetic and firm
The faculty. with their families, reside IN the college edce
present wholesome influence and
sain. The Trustees warmly recommend tbs institution To the
patronage of the public and appeal with confidence the five
years which it has been in existence.
June 10 lot oath Aug
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03

ed aud confined IN prison, until the day Of his tr-
al during which, we venture 10 assert, our courts
never witnessed more excitement in the breast Of
an injured people, nor never were the feelings Of
the heart more aroused than on this OCCASION The
insulting and imperioen, interference Of the court
during the trial. and moro particularly when he
delivered his dying speech, after the judgment had
been pronounced, mus, have narrowed up his very
soul Hundreds who have taken shelter under
our blessed government were witnesses TO this
last effort Of expiring greatness; aud when be
closed the outpouring Of the heart, burning with
amor patrie and which had been devoted 10 the
sacred cause Of aineiorating the condition of his
fellow countrymcn, with that sublime cxclsma.
ton, When my country takes her plae. amssg
nations ofthe earth then, aud not till then, lie, nv
epl,aph be written every check was believed
with the soft tear OF sympathy A strange union
OF tenderness enthusiasm and forti!ude was the
Characteristic OF young Emmet He was violent
ly IN love with the daughter Of Mr. Curran his
able advocate and defender The day previous TO
his trial he was observed by his keeper, gazing
stcadias,ly on tress Of hair, suspended over his
table on fork On the keepers approaching
him, he said-see how innocenily am engaged ;
this liule trsss has long been dear to me and this
| shall wear on the day Of my execution VIVA,
love and tenderness for the object OF his affections
On tne day OF tnat AWFUL event. there was found
ske,chcd on his table with pen an admirable
likeness Of his own head, severed from the body,
lying near the scafold, with all the frightful par.
aphanalia of high treason execution The foni.
tude OF young Emmett during his daring conspir.
acy, during his trial, as well as in prison, never
forsook him. He met death with the 6rmness of
a John Rogers He lived hero, and died mar
tyr The freedom of his darling country from
the shackles Of despoism, the enjoyment of liberty
and conscience, and the release from oppressive
burthens of his fellow citizens, was his highest wish
The greatest consolation, and consoling thought
in the hour of death, was that he had done his du.
ty to his country and his God. Such is the brief
memoir of the champion Of freedom, who sacrfc.
ed his time, his talents, and eventually sacrificed
his life, as a Precipitation for the crime of wishing
his country free. He has now gone to the land Of
spirits, and his virtues will endure to Immortality.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03

you don, soy sol Tsvcn.kceper, Whist have
to payf
I'VE give the above a, we fina Il IN some Of our
exchange papers, but We know tina, usr Of the
story rs not true. Neither Lord Morp,sh nor tho
ken,uoklan ever Jaw negro a, public table IN
any OF the hotels on the Canada side Of tho Nisga.
ra They may have seen some dozen colorrd
walters nj the Clifton House. where Lord Nor.
peth remained some days Nor did they see
suspension bridge over the Niagam. Such a
thing was talked Of, some years Ego, between Lew.
Iston and Queenaon A bank. called the Sus
pension Bridge bank. was established a, Queens.
ton, but tina, broke BY rs own weigh, some two
.years sge,---N " Spectator
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03
ROBERT EMMETT.

DOR fmmet,' we exclaim as we lay down his
~ ana aequsint ourselves with the martyrdom
mn unfortunate lrishman- Born in afFiueuec
aigniy respectable parents he was destined
NC Jaw out warmed with an ardent zeal for
yeio'ed country, which was then suffering un-
we Prosecuting spiri, Of the British hirelings,
Inook the law and joined the society Of Uni
H"hmen, and shortly became the leader Of
~ powerful body Of patriots who had sworn 10
@eci The home and ireside OF an oppressed peo-
and erpel tyranny from the land Our hero.
ns The two shears aud few others who were
ed with Indignation, and whose hearts bo,oed
III the holy fame Of patriotism. de,e,m;o,J -
enge the wrongs inflicted on an innocsn, al
ared people, became the rallying point OF xh,,
Z Royalrsis then termed the rebels of Irol,nd
LSnPaaies were formed, ammunition provided
r. os;icen appointed 10 command this force.
aeh, under divine providence, they intended
I'D unriTa the chains that had bound them 50
ss~s IN Ignominious slavery, and Ireland be pro-
'ined free and independent nation but the
"a deereed Il Observation-Disclosures and DIS.
AGO reared their hydra heads-sreaeheFy and
asoa sAlked ionh uncovered from the ranks
NE intrigue which the Briiish gold effected,
. a'sarmed this noble tand ofthe terrors with
-ea cd England viewed ii--and suaye quipu,'
- ia'er and more inglorions occasion, became
4 'seh-wofd OF course, all who had assisted
- shiir and the cause in which these unior-
- meh were engaged, were aigrnaiized as
I ~ eonsp'rng TO ovenan the gorernment
ue srong arm ofthe law was RAISED 20 pun
eoosPiEaion and abesiou Young En-.
-'a eui 'Nen'yOne years Of age, was arrest
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03

Payaphrase Soc, out Of the way old Dan
Tucker sc is thus elcquenily rendered in prose
Remove ihyself from the place thou occupies,
aged and venerable Daniel Tucker thou an too
tardy TO participate in the vesPer meal with your
jxniofr and keler"-Tae,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24
VOLUME WIZ.
EDGEFEEaD ADVERTISER
Br =,
w. T. DuRIsoE PROPRIETOR.
TEaafS.S

u
Three Dcllarspcr anaen, if paid iu aarGaee
Three DolIals mad Es';ity Gents. if not paid
before Tie expiration Of Six Months from the
date Of Snbsrripdun--spd Four Dollars If aef
paid within twelve Months. Subscribers ont
of the State IRE required 20 pay in adrGRee.
No subscription received for less thaa Que
rear, and no paper discontinued until ail orrear-
ages are paid. except al the option Of the Pub
Usher. ,ha
All subscriptions viii be continued unlsss
otherwise ordered before the expiration ofthe
year.
Any person procuring fvc Subscribers and
becoming responsible for thesame, shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
.s8psrtiscsaenis conspicuously inserted at 62i
cents per sqaarc. il lines, or iess) for the irst
insertion, and 433 cents. fer each continuance.
Those published Monih.y. or quarterly VIII be
charged 81 per square for eachinsef,ion. Ad-
vertiser1ents no, having the naaiber of inser.
,ions marked 90 them. win be continued until
ordered out, aud charged accordingly.
An job work done for persons liviag at a
distance, must be paid for n, the time the work
is done. or the payment secured IN the village.
An eommHnicaiionsnddres 10 the Editor,
post pGie. VIII be promptly and strictly attend
ed tu.