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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
-"To live with tame
The Coda ali0w Ia man, but Ia die,
With equal lu,tre, is a blessing Heaven
Selects iiom all her choicest boons Of Fate.
nd leu, h,..I -

One rart only Of his character now remains 10
be noticed; and that is, his reverence for Religion
In all his public documents, God is honored! A
man of Gen Jackson's strong and superior mind
could not but have had the strongest impressions
Of Religion; and Doubtless in his last moments,
they smoolhed his pillow and whispered comfort
TO his soul.
|, was, therefore, around his deah-bed, that an
additional luslIe, as well as sacredness, was
thrown, by The manner in which he met death,
and The resignation which marked his last mo-
menls. He fell that his time was come, and that
she paths Of glory lead bat 10 The grare" he died,
as he had lived-a Christian; and his last words
were, "God and my Country"
or the military exploits OF this truly great
man, the hero shall lell.-Our young warriors
shall be ambitious of emulaling them. The sage
shall speak OF his couGsels the statesman shall
follow them. All shall reverence his great vir-
tues, 10 teach the rising generation 10 initiate them.
Millions, vet unborn, shall speak his praise, and
over his ashes hang the free tribute of gratitude
and tears; and, when marble and monuments shall
moulder in the dust the name of Jackson shall still
live With you my beloved countrymen, he VIII
ncrerdel He will live, in your Liberty and glorious
Institutions. He will live, in that national pros
perity which he labored 10 secure, Tor generations
VET 10 come. He will live, in his own great ex-
ample which has shown you how 10 preserve
what your fathers had so gloriously won BY all
his inestimabe services, and splendid actions
bv the respect and generation in which you hold
his chaIacler-by the wisdom OF his counsels
and The dignity OF his example, appreciate, be.
seech you, your conceptions OF his memory, b.
erring uonr country as he serued II, and honoying
God as he hon0red him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
NOBLE CELEBRATION.

The Baltimore Patriot OF TUESDAY e''.
gives graphic account OF The funeral eele|s' i.
in that city on Tuesday. The military "'' +,
procession, which marched TO the ioo' :
Washington Monument, was large anu '"r :, i
In the procession appeared the Pfeside"' r.,
United States and Heads of Department r.,
Justice and associates OF the Sup'eus -,
and OF The District Court, Governor A"' -.
celIor Of maryland, Secretary Of STATE a1. : :,
or Of the city OF Baltimore. Among - u
bearers, We observe Judge r. b. fancy, - !
Heat, Stevenson Archer, J. Purv'anc.' -
cholas Brice. The Rev. Or. Wyall del''e' .,
opening prayer. A hymn was then sung ,,,i,
jamin C. Howard, Esq, followed WIN - ..,,l !,
Switch is highly spoken Of by all VINO =. Res,
A beautiful requiem, from the pen Of 'a' ;,p,
N. McJilton, was sung, with the mos. w. T,
feet, BY the Baltimore Musical Assocla.iOIp, sr
final benedic,ion was pronounced by 'D' :
D. Purviance. ,imgt
The whole scene must have been 'e,, Is,
sive and did honor 10 the Monumen'' =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04

The Funeral Oraiion Of NJ. .Siersnaa
We surrender our columns 10 this admin,
address, with the numerous merits o. which
attentive perusal has still more highly m9fts,
us. We have no room for prolonged notice.
We leave il to our readers 10 pronounce th-
own Judgment, while they enjoy its chase a
elegant contents. The sketch Of the battle
New Orleans is true 10 the life, and OF thrilling
lerest
In Monday nights Union appears an inlrt
ing letter from this city signed "a. B., in vii
The writer gives graphic and beautiful sseich
The funeral ceremonies on Saturday. He spec
most warmly of the beauty and eloquence q y
Stevenson's address, and adds: "The oTail.n
pronounced by all 10 have been most f1i'''
production, and, if possible as adding ar5'
laurel 10 the chaplet that adorns The brow o.
orator"
"W. k. D." (evidenlly the Editor in The I
tersburg Republican, describes, in spirited tn.
the whole ceremony in this City. Willie Is
pointed in the delivery he speaks Of M.
address rs "most excellent oraiion-one~'
idcredii 10 his head and his heat, >houinslha
spoke Of the things that he knew, and The y
that he loved and honored" He adds thai
portion OF his remarks, (which referred more =
ticularly 10 Gen. Jackson's YOUTH his service
military chieiiain, his Presidential cafeef
social virtues, and his last moments, va
quenl, touching, admirable, and but Tor ~ !
lemnities Of the occasion, would have rece'
the loud Elaudls Of the whole audience" y
array OF facts from private and public hislcni Z
evidencins the tremendous importance Of A'
sue and the splendor of the wonderful vico''
New Orleans, was truly imposing, AM ~
could hear his eloquent and truthful ies'imei'
the valor and wisdom of Andrew Jackson, i
out admitting that he was great in wafas g.
in peace'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04

A meeting was held at Smilh6eld ~
Wight county, Virginia, on the 9th Jun, :
Robert Butler in the Chair, and Robert II "
field Secretary; which adopted the following
solution:
"Rc@lrsd, That 4 Committee OF thirteen : !
pointed by the Chairman, whose duty y sns s.
10 prepare suitable preamble and re>olun ..,.,
honor oflhe memory of The patriot and s'5 c,"r
General Andrew Jackson; and that me 1 '.',,n.
lee report the same to meeting OF me c'. -
this county, 10 be holden Attn coufthoa''
first Monday in July next. ,.;,-
"In pursuance Of the foregoing resolution, \
Chair declared The Committee TO consist 81 Y.
lowing gentlemen, 10 wit: Hon. A. Az, :,
James c. Jordan, Robert Fl. Whitfield In ~.
Smith, John K. Purdie, Merit WolnbN' -,
NJ. Jordan, Ewd. Morrison, S. GOWN,
w. Jordan, c. B. Hayden, n. P. Young =
G.. Shivers."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
AMOUNT OF PRODUCE

Transported on The James River and Kanawha
Canal, for the quarter ending 30lh June, 1915:
Down LoApIXG.-5,777i hhds. Tobacco; 3l7
hhds. Stems 9,G17 boxes Manufactured Tobac-
co; SAB bbs. Flour; l6S bushels Wheat; 3o9
bushels Corn; 200 bushels Oats; LEO tons
Pig Iron; IT'S, tons Bar Iron; lO,2G0i tons
Coal; 3,544 tons stone.
UP LoADIsG.-5,s42 sacks Salt; 1909 tons
Plaster; 40i ions Coal
JAMES P. TYLER, Toll Galherer.
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

BALTIMORE aug o, io4o
Excitement about The Rope Case-Prosress efhe Contest
| bettccen the Press and the Comt-Bad Manners-Mor-
faHty, &c.
The contest between the Press and the City Court still
rapes with undated feeling and matters now stand
one or the other must conquer. The Court have the
power to punish the contempt with fine and imprison
ment but the public mind is incensed against them
that they will hardly attempt either at present They
evidently regret the they have made, but is
now late recall it, and the Attorney General
whose motion the writ issued, started of on the
day for Saratoga, doubtless in order to avoid the
odum OF the act The right OF the Press to discuss the
action of both Courts and Jures first successfully
established by the Herald and the people will submit to
tyrannical proceedings for the suppression oi inc
safety valve of the popular will.
The Court learn, refuse to name day for the hear
ing thinking perhaps, there VIII be reacton III ing
public mind, but i perceive that the oiigna9o. 9 oa vi
the movement, who writes over the signature OF one
of the People is this morning in iehgthy commu.
nication abounding in sarcasm inueadoes anu sounu
argument against the action OF the ooui'' ""on VIII
The Germans held grand mass meetng iast nght ior
the purposc of sympathzng with Margareta Syler the
girl who was outraged by the prisoners whom the Court
has favored and also to make arrangements for taking
her out of a and giving bail for her appearance as
witness Four OF the prisoners 1t is said are ready to
give the required $4,000 bail for their appearance and
remains TO be if the Court WILL after ruling 1t at
that amount dare to release them. No Court in the
Union placed in SO contemplate position be-
The number of deaths in this city, during the past
week, but IL Of which number 80 were under two
years of age that it will be seen, Baltimore Is unu
sually healthy.
/ hear considerable complaint among our merchants,
and Others of the bad manners and yrannca proceed
ings of some of the newly-hedged postonce CLERKS
Our worthy Post Master is the very PINK OF pohte
ness and odaon should look te the matter ana
il he should think il advisable he can hnd some copies
Of Chesterfield at Shutz Wildes 10 present them WIN
The markets are stationary and there is nothing doing
nj tho Stock BoaId
The New York herald., 1845-08-08
Died.

On Thursday, 7th August, after long and painful ILL.,
of nearly two years, FREDERcK WILLIAM WALLS,
aged AZ years.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
attend his funeral from his late residence Ii Dutch
street. on Sunday morning, at o'clock The officers
and members OF the Grand Lodge of the State OF New
York Of Pythagoras Lodge No. &c. and the members of
quested to assemble at the lodge room Warren Hail.
Soclock A. NJ Sunday, to pay the last tribute of
spect their departed brother of the
Grand Lodge OF Frankfort Main, and Past Master Of
Pythagoras Ledge No. So.
On Thursday, Aug. 7th, THOMAS CARROLL at half past
o'clock
His friends requested to attend his funeral without
further notice from his late residence OF Clinton
and Delaney streets at o'clock this evening.
On Thursday morning. 7th inst JosEPHINE ADELAIDE,
only child Of William and Mary Jane Janson, aged
months
The friends and acquainances of the family are re-
spectfully invited attend the funeral on this friday)
afternoon at half past o'clock from IS Rvngton street.
without further invitation
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

There was general decline in prices to-day. Every
stock sold fell of fraction Some of the largest opera
tors have made their appearance the market and
bearing the ancies very heavily. sonington declined
per cent; Norwich and Worcester Erie Railroad / !;
Long Island ii Canton Vicksburg / Mohawk !
Morris Canal Farmers Loan Pennsy lvana Fives J.
The sales were somewhat larger than usual
The Fels Point Savings Institution has declared d.
vidend of three per cent for the last six months.
The Commercial Bank OF Rochester has declared a
somi-annual dividend of three and half per cent
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for
the week ending August 3D. this last have been
as follows -
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Week ending .1ug I'd, l8i4 1915.
Passengers. Sll,03 lO,zuJ DEC. lUo6
Freight, &C. ...... 68H 1918 inc. 4ii
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

On the 18th OF July ai the Rev. Dr. Smiths residence
minister of Second street church. Miss ANsA McASig-
LAND to Mr.. JOHN GRIce both Of this city.
AT Cincinnati, Wednesday, July 30th, by the Rev.
MIR. Marclrets Mr. MAX SPRINGER to Miss CECILIA
DnEyrous, youngest daughter of Joseph Dreyfous Esq
Of New York
The New York herald., 1845-08-08
PnILApELrHIA, August 7. Is46.

PHILADELPHIA, August 7, lsao.
The Barbary Coast otherwise known as the outside
Change, has been thrown into somewhat an exceme"
by the discovered ABSENCE yesterday from the city OF
broker named Warner who has in his possession the
funds of several of Exchange houses to the amount
The New York herald., 1845-08-08
TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS

BETVEEN NEW YORK md G;1LVESToF:
SAIS HE Subscribers have esabl shed regular Line
kxxNS Of Packet between New Yok and Calyeson TO
1sR sail from each port the first day of each month,
The Brig EMPIRE Captain Baxter to sail from New York
LIST Sc temher next and from Galveston t November next
The SHIN STAR REPUBLIC, Captain Moss, TO sail from
New York lst October next and from Galveston st Decem
berueyt.
The Brig O. b. LAMAR Captain Richardson, t. sail from
New York LIST November next and from Galveston LIST Janu
airy next
The Brig MARY, Captain Norriss to sail from New York
December next ard from Galveston 1t February
and thereafter in regular succe ssion.
These vessels all of superior class having fine cabin
ably commanded will sail punctualy
advert seJ and take freight and passengers the lowest
rates.
William Hendley aud Co will be the established Agents
Galveston aud efficient attention the business OF the
line and all other business directed them and also make
liberal advances consignments.
directed the Of the Subscribers, will be regu-
lay forwarded, free from commission. And Shippers may
rely Lighters at Galveston ushp cargo from thence,
upon being regularly forwarded accord
tons consigned to the of William Hendey and Co..
.gIoA ssN sssiis auoiA I6 ON asss.uI buu
s2s 'NOSTTYN y MTMOHa - -
ol Alddv 's5vsssd 10 iqstaJ Iod 'uoissAIeD
The New York herald., 1845-08-08
lMPURTANT NOTICE
DAGUERREOTYpE ARTISTS.

ht undesieaedhave made applicaonto get Lottery Patent
Ior ther new process cobr Daguerfeotypt Pictures.
Ia process podaces effect known before and changes
the asaraucs q the Dseuerreotype pant
ng s coorng process s done by itself guided only
hy the hand o. tc and machinery 1t be reformed
by every one not skilled in the painting viii
fecy understood gnce II aiso can Be- com
in writing without difficulty.
Artists wishing the Patent right for Citv or
County make preengagements therefore, by
tpost paid) to VIZ y. LANClENAEIM
Jy3 I'm re Exchange Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

THEATRICAL. NOTICE.
AJ r. j. NJ. SCOTT will, in the Of few days. visit
Nl New York. haielpha aud Boston and VIII pleased
treat with professional people respecting engagements for
he Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Theatres. All ments
entered into by said j. Nj Scott, will be strictly complied
with
All letters TO be postpaid and direct ed VIM. Shss,
New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

MIR j. G. BENNETT-Sr:-Having received a ticket for
Vl Ball holden Tuesday evening next at IS Prince
street with the names attached 10 II
gers among which was my tThos Aettl hereby
form and public generally that would not
and authorised TO be attached to same
a8 tire THUS MlLIf4Il. ia Woos,ers 81.
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Benefit Of the Acrobat Fan,ay
Friday Evening, Augusts.
Will be presented
DIR. DILWORTH.
zoe, ,,...................... Miss Roberts
Olaughiih tHlagher
The Acrobat Family in Hral Suspension Act.
New Pas de Deux, Miss Darlington and Mr. Barnes
&C ? intermssion Of Half an Hour=lu
After which
Pas de Deux Misses Partington and Celeste
The Acrobat Family will appear
To conclude with
NEW FOOTMAN.
Mrs. Sourcrout., ...,.......... Mrs Deering
Iapsicum. ........... Mr. Nickenson
noppy MI L. flacue
lienIy y... - -. Mr LeNre
foice will ys attenoaace TO main
tam good order and keep all improper persons out.
bj-1tckets Fifth Cents.-CG
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
" Performance to commence 9o'ciock Doors open
The New York herald., 1845-08-08
FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSlAN FIELDS. HDROE{EN.


Extraordinary Attractions Every Afternoon This Week
PROGRAMME.
FIRST.
The performance will with LIE Monster Thorne's
wonderful Feats OF Throwing Cannon Balls.
r Gndaer will introduce his wonderful Dog Rolla who will
do every thing but talk
Mr. Whitlock Will do his Locomotive and relate his Amusing
Bulline Story.
lnermsson of Is between every Part for Pro-
menade and Refreshments.
.euley
Sonen%ne Hn ,,d III n =, rner ie
Negro Song" Hit him in the eye ball bi im-. hitlock
Negro y sncing and Comicaties by Messrs. Gardner,
White aud Master Bryant
Railroad Overture Full Band
t,rsi;ai Sons oey lea Nea ii, "hitiosk
Ethiopian Parody" Life by the Galley Fire" Gardner
Negro Breakdown. Mast Bryant
- - PART FOURTH
Negro 5ong-"Walk along John" ............ Whock
ReIrain-'Way Down the Country .......... -. White
Negro Song-"Old Grey Soose' .............. Whock
Fnals-ln which Mr.. Gardner will show how the
Bowery Girls a night
The whole to conclude with lie Monster Thorne the
celebrated Cannon Bsll deter.
Every thing announced will positively he performed and
hes mt on nur
The New York herald., 1845-08-08
LONG ISLAND CAMP MEETING.

NOIICE.
VTNHE Glowing Arrangements and Rules fol the CAMP
L MEETING, to be held at Farmingdale August iith
lsi5, will be strictly adhered to-
The Fare viii be Three Shllmgs each way all Baggage
charge
All Passengers going and returning from Farmingdae
Cars - NO other Cars 70 be used for Passengers
Office before entering the gate get into the Cars.
Al assensers should be on the from twenty
start a The hours appointed, viz leave BROOKLYN at
O'Clock aud at past o'clock in the morning, and o'clock
Reforming will leave Farmingdale at a before O'Clock and
before o'clock n the morning and at q past o'clock in
not exceed Passenger Cars there be Ger attached
the use oi the meeting.
Passengers Baggage to be taken in at the Depot
oouth fefIy ana There ~ be OF the Conn present
to assist, give direction, &c.
The time the road to exceed two hours each way
he Fare be reduced all stopping the
and iIom f,rmngdale, during the meeting,
distance prescribed by law.
The Tents be taken the Depot Ferry Brook
vn Monday August 4h between the hours O'Clock
Tents WIN up by the Committee, if desired, at so
al 5thm BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
TO TAnORS
who desire to attain co rect knowledge of FASH
well stame Cmpee work ON s s"
which can be obtained OF the author onv No. 13 Broad
wav. Irlce--IroIn % 20 Slo per BOOK au4 lmsr
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
II a. ARTAULT, Importer Of French Daguerreotype
IL Goods, otter for sale, At cheap price
900 La'gs Daguerreotype Plates, No 10 aud 80.
sO0 Ounces Dry Iodine.
zoo Ounces Bromine.
200 Dances Chloride Of Iodine.
100 Pounds Hyposuphtc Of Soda.
200 dhms Chloride oftiod and Salt Of Gold; article
Quicksilver, Trpoli, Rouge, Rotten Stone Instruments
and all the articles useful in Daguerreoype.
Apply 10is tie '0'0''0 o''fss IAFATFTTE AssFs BAZAAR
Iis and ISL Broadway. corner Of Liberty st up stairs
The New York herald., 1845-08-08
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

Chambers Street.
Open this night only for the Ben EFT of Mess HARRIS
and STUYVESANT.
This Evening,
PERFECTION,
In which MRS. FLYNN, MR.. FLYNN, and Mr.. ANDER-
SON will appear.
Posturing by WILLIAMS and SON-Dsbces MISS COHEN
Comic Song Mr. CONOVER.
To befoowed by LOAN or A LOVER; Gertrude, Mrs
Flynn; Peter, with song, Mr.. Winans.
To conclude with FOUR SISTERS, in which Mr. and Mrs.
Flynn will appear
Admission Is cents. Private Boxes 50. To commence
O'Clock. it*ec
The New York herald., 1845-08-08
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION
DOWN THE
LO WEIR dY.

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
slnnJ7 xsSd Steamer II. l.. STEVENS, Captain r. l.
Ill rs Mabey, will make the Fishing
--nE- Banks every Tuesday Thursday and Friday,
during the season. leaving Hammond 8a o'clock A. M
Canal street at 81 Delaney East River 81 and Pier
No N r. at 9n o'clock-reuning the city good
Fare so cents. aus lwis*m
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

VAUNHALil GAKUEN SALsNIv.
BARNEY WILLIAMS. S......... MANAGER
ID. GARDNER. \. -. STAGE MANAGER.
THURSDAY EVENING, August 5th 1876, and every
during the week The following list Of the cele-
brated performers Vauxha -Sgnor Francisco Mr.
e Coq9sll, Barney Williams, Mile G,ascon, Miss Emmet
Together with the ACROBAT FAMILY, in miniature.
Doors open at7s-Perormance to 8 o'clock
O." Tickets l2ls cents a55tsrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

A 7 CLARKE'S & STEVAN'S Temperance Intelligence
IA Ofce 951a Duane street. subscribers good Pro-
estant Servants and Others both white coored good
moral character The subscriber pledges himself procure
help Tor epabllc at the shortest notice Mr. Cakes office
is patronsed by of the first families the country
Remember95a Duane street doors west of Broadway
Washington Temperance Intelligence Office
lmfr
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

EATHERS6oO lbs FIRST quality Feathers Just received,
aud for sale, by r. X. COLLINS X CO.,
al &c 56 South street.
The New York herald., 1845-08-08

Nathan Clifford.
To seventeen days per diem as a m
gress, from the Sd day Of March, 1913, to
same month, at 80 per day, while confine
ton by severe bodily indisposition, and VI
for home,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-11-13
NEW GOODS.

lHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
Il and the public generally, that they have re-
ceceived their FALL and WINTER supply of
GOODS, whieDadded to their former stock, makes
it perhaps the most general in the county. All of
which are offered to the public on the most accom-
modating terms, and at prices to suit the times
Their stock consist in part Of the following:
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, of the latest
styles,
Tweed and Sattinett,
Flannels-red, white, and yellow,
Bombaznes and Alpacas,
Cashmer and Reps-a beautiful goods,
Chintz and Prints,
Black and white Prints,
Cotton Yarns,
Ga heavy Virginia Cloth for negroes,
Blankets,
Shawls,
7-8, A, and sd brown Shifting,
l2-4 brown Sheeting,
Cotton Osnaburgs,
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Carpeting,
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery,
Silk and Satin Cravats and Stocks; together
with general stock of Queensware, Hardware and
Grocerys. ANDERSON & HUTTON.
/ oct, 80.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-11-13
COLLECTORS SALE.

T'HE subscriber will sell at public sale, in
l. Port Tobacco, on TUESDAY the 4th of
NOVEMBER next, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, a
tract or part Of a tract Of LAND, near
Hughesville, called ''Fox Race"-containing
about IS .Acres-levied on and taken as the
property of Eleanor Herbert to satisfy coun-
ty levy and State taxes due for the years
1871, 1912, 1913, and iS44-Terms cash.
K. SUIT, Dep. Collector.
SSThe above sale is postponed until the
9th day of DECEMBER next. K. S.
nov G St
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-11-13
: $50 REWARD.
E STOP THIEF! STOP TH1EE,

STOP THLEF STOP THTEE,
TOLEN from the lodgings of the srt
scriber, at Mrs. Thomas Tavern %" !;
the village of Piscataway, on the nirbf =
the 9TH of November, one hundre6G - nm i"
etghty-one dollars, ($18I) CONSISTING Of | th,
following Bank Notes, viz:-Five 40 h
. believed to be on the Bank of Wash;6ims
anu the balance, $81, of miscellap~beI lew
I - S20's and two $5's, agITaces Of a
Gu On the Bank of Potomaee through the
f forc.Ole entrance into the kefooted person,
front S window, by soms0ing.
Twill Owe do He18f the recovery of the
above @a eng give 10Y apprehension, detention,
and convict. Of the thief, be he whom he $
may, and $50 in that proportion for the re- /
coveryof any part of the money.
SAMUEL TENSION,
nov Is. Fairfax County, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-11-13
STORE MOUSE,

and other necessary Buildings, called Har-
ris' Lot.
Persons wishing to make investments,
will please examine these valuable tracts of
Land before the day of sale, and if the Land
pleases them, they will not fall out with the
terms.
The TERMS OF SALE are, that the pur-
chaser or purchasers shall give bond with
the most approved securities, to be APPROX
ed by the Trustees, conditioned to pay to
the heirs of Nathan Harris, deceased, their
respective proportions Of the purchase mo-
ney, as they shall severally arrive at lawful
age, and the payment annually to their guar
dian the interest which shall accrue on their
several proportions; and on the ratification
of such sales by the Court, and on payment
ofthe whole purchase money, (and not be-
fore,) the Trustees shall convey, by deed
properly executed, to the said purchaser or
purchasers, or to his or their heirs, the pro-
perty to him, her, or them sold free, clear,
and discharged of all claims Of the parties
to this cause, and Of any person or persons
claiming by, from or under them.
BENZ. G. HARRIS, y,.,,o,ooo
HENRY r. HARRIS, A'"S'''S'
N.B-The Trustees would inform the
public, that there are six minors interest
ed in this real estate, the oldest of whom is
about Is years and the youngest about
eighteen months old, with about two years
between the ages of each child.
B. G.. HARRIS,
ii. r. HARRIS. :
/ oct 23-ts.