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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY o SA LIE.
"a In the town of Gatesville, North Carolina,
sa that we'll known Stand called MERCHANTS
This large Tavern has attached
Stables for Forty Horses, and all necessary Out
Houses. In addition to that is u Store aud Ware
House. This desirable Stand needs no comment.
northern States, by gentlemen who have stopped at
1t. The Hotel was built in 1916, at an expense Of
over two thousand dollars, and the owner will sell
1t now at the low price of Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
TO an industrious man it would be a first rate in
vestinent; as there can be a first rate business done
in the Hotel and store. Possession given the frat
day of November, 1916, or sooner if preferred,
For further information apply to
AS LEWIS, Camden County.
Or THOS. G.. VAUGHAN,
Gainesville, N. C..
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~ Capt, q. MtTcHELL, run
A-IA- ming in connection with
Ea%S&IIz5=S.-S541 Cars of the Richmond and
Petersburg Rail Road Co,
leaves Wright's wharf in Norfolk every Monday
Wednesday and Friday Evening, at 6 O'Clock. for
hichmond and Pe'crsburg, via. Port WalthalI,
touching at Portsmouth and Old Poiut. Passen-
gers by this line arrive in Petersburg and Rich
mond to breakfast. Passage and fare 75 cents -
Being about one half of the charge of the boats bv
Rockets, taking into consideration the saving both
OF hack hire and passage, Notwithstanding the
pledge of the old line to run as low rs any other
boat on James Rivcr) and in a boat of unsurpassed
accommodation, fare and attention of the officers
to the comfort of the passengers. For tickets, APP
PIX On oosra, or TO- Capt II: MITCHELL.
n. B,-The public will remark that in addition
10 the saving in fare (25 cents) by this line there
Is also a saving in porterage and hack hire, in con.
sequence of the central position of the Richmond
and Petersburg Depot and it's coniiguity to the
place oil starting of the Canal Packets for Lynch
burg, and to the depot of the Richmond and Fred.
e!lchsonrg Rail Road from whence passengers go
North and West and to which passengers and their
baggage are conveyed free OF any charge. not
more than half that Of the old line by Rockets.
VIM. II. GARNETT & Co,
aug 20 Agents.
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NO. Slime
No. 6.-SAND

NJ. b.-JIfNE.
One hundred casks good fresh burnt Lime,
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-Separate Sealed pro-
posals will be received until THURSDAY. the
10Th day OF September next, at II O'Clock. M fnr
the Piling for the Foundation of the NEW cry
HALL, to be located on the Public Square.
BIDS must specify the cost per Pile Capped and
completed. ready to receive the Masonry.
Also, at the same time, Proposals will be received
for the Stone Masonry for the said building.
Bids must specify the price per perch of % cubic
ieet, laid in Mortar or Cement.
Drawings and specifications for the work can he
seen at the Counting Room of the subscriber.
accept o~Fsreject any bid.
WALTER II. TAYLOR.
Chairman of tho Building Committee.
Aug s9-Stl0ihSep
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PORTSMOUTH FEMALE SEMINARY
Il The exercises of this Institution will recon-
nence on the 18th September. The course of in
s.ruction embraces all tho branches of a thorough
Engiish Education, including Mathematics, Mod.
&c. M '"S
G-Tcrms as heretofore.
A. p. YOUNG, Principal.
Aug 25-tl5Scp ". TowN. Associate
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LARINA COLOGNE.-A few boxes Fari.
IL mas Justly celebrated and highly popular GO.
LOGNE, which we offer for sale at the usual nri
ces. ]. e. S~CHOOLFIELD g. CO..
Aug pot Druggists.
SELLING OFFI-BooKS at py,me cost arc
- going of rapidly at the New Book Store.
gains in Books, and other articles usually kent in
a BOOK Store N. b. WEBSTER.
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REY'D. JAMES STRATTON will resume
- the Exercises of his FEMALE SEMINARY on
MONDAY, Sept. 18th.
M TERMS:
LIST Glass $40 per Session of 5 months.
I'd do ID do do
3rd do - do do
An additional charge Of 50 per Session for Latin.
and SIS for French. 1919
MUSIC, on the Guitar or Piano, SIS per Quarter.
Aug 4-law4w
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ITO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA
u MILITARY LAND ANIS- Cnns.a-S

NO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA
l. MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.-Conotess
having by an Act, approved 2sth July last, ex-
tended the time for locating Continental Land
Warrants, in the Virginia Military District. Ohio
and for returning Surveys therein to this Office
until the first day of January Is4s. NOTICE -
hereby given, that, the holders of such warrants
can now locate the same in the said District.
from a Report made to this Office by the Sur.
Veyor OF the Military District in Ohio, il appears
Inat me quantity OF land yet remaining to be To-
Gated, 's about 100000 acres, lying principally i'm
Scioto, Pike and Adams Counties. "
AS the time for locating, and the uuantitv tn be
located are limited, and as Congress has made no
provision 10 satisfy Warrants OF this character in
SCRIP holders will perceive that If the present CD.
p0rtunlty OF locating their Warrants be lost, an
other may not offer.
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting Commissioner.
General Land Office
August 1lth, 1916. Aug I5-Iaw3m
Gen UINE PREPARATIONS.-We have
- just received the following pure and unluable
Preparations, manufactured by the best, and most
celebrated Chemists in the kno wn world.
80 ounces Sulphate Gui- Pure Taunin
- ninc Pure Argent Nitras
Citrate Sn'T Te G[GP : ouinioo cnIo Gi df1hGqnino
Iodide Ferri Pure Strvchnins
Potass Hydriod Chloride zinc
Iodine Plumoi Oil Piper Mig. Cpure)
Purc rlPerlne Phosphate Ammonia, "a
An of which will be sold at reasonable prices I
CIIAS. Fl. HEINfTSH. AGENT.
Member of the philadelphia College of
aug 70 Mcdlcine, Pharmacy and Chemistry.
ROOKS just received and Tor sale at New york
- prices, by w. RI. UODCEc q, Co
The Expedition to Borneo of II. NJ, s. Dido, for
inc suppression of Piracy with extracts from the
1ourhei OF James Brooke, Esq, (uow Agent for
tne british Government in Bornoo,) by Capt. Hem
~ keppel, r. N.-price so cts.
me Modern British Plutarch; or, Lives of Men
distinguished in the recent History of England
Tor their talents, virtues, or achievements, by Mr..
u. Taylor, b. D.-price 50 cents.
Treatise on Algebra, by Elias LOOMS, A. M.
Professor of Mathematics and Natural PHILOSOPHY
in the University of the City of New York. Mem.
Der of the Philosophical Society, of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, &C.
Mo- 2 Statesmen Of England.
Nos. 81, 90, 80 and 100 Pictorial Sbakesoo,rc.
NO. . WORSE CerOgraphc Maps. Aug IS
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WISH it to be distinctly understood that r rive
the highest price in cash or trade for Old Cor.
per- Brass, Pewter and Lead.
DANIEL S. CHERRY
Aug % Under the Old Dominion orc.
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FOR RENT,
&zA The we'll known Stand lately occoricd ~,
Es Jos. NJ. Miles, Esq /, as a Variety and Clot6
AA1ing Store; it is we'll calculated for a Cl6tb.
ing or Fancy Store. TO a good and panctusi Ten.
ant the terms will be easy. Possession oivcn e.,
Of January. DANIEL S. CHERRY. "
Aug % Under the Old Dominion Once
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nIRECT IMPORTATION.-5OO0 Havana
- SEGARS of the "Colon" brand, imported in
the schr Caroline. from Havana, for sale by
aug 10 JOSIAH WILLS, Cnmmerce 81.
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SPlCES! SPICES IConstantly on hand the
~ usual variety of Spices, such as
AIlspice. Mace, Ginger,
Turmeric, Cloves, Nutmees,
Cinnamon, Mustard Seed, SC.
All of the above may be had fresh and good at the
New Drug Store of
&c. sCHOoLFIELD & CO.,
Aug COST High street.
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DERFUMED FLESH BALLS-we bov-
Just received a lnrge supply of S WIFT,S Gel,
CHALK BALLS, by the dozen or sin.
gle. Swifrs make. are the most celebrated and
They are also used as a Tooth Powder, oiving a
peariy w,hiteness to the teeth. The genuine for
SAFE at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Aug ~ CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-04
MUSIC BOOKS.

A COMPLETE System for the VIOLIN by j r. HANKS.
IA Professor Of Music, with Supplement- CONTAINING
entire, the celebrated Treatise the Violin by JAoon
AUGUSTUS OTTO.
The Boston Melodeon collection Of secular melodies
consisting Of Songs Gees, Rounds Catches &c by nj T.
White.
The 0deon-The Psaltery--by Mason e. Webb
The Sacred Choir by Kingsley
The Modern Harp or Boston Sacred Melodist by E. l.
White and jain T.. Gould.
The Mozart Collection Of Sacred Music by e. Ives ir
GT The above will be sold at wholesale and retail ma
Low as can be bought In Boston elsewhere Any
olher kind not hand will be furnished short notice m
the Cheap Bookstore, POI Main Street.
Worcester, Oct 81. 6w j. CROFT In
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Machinery for Sale.

80 ga LooMS, now running on heavy poods ana ., a.,
Of this month. ~ " uo"Ver about the last
RI. ~ 5. OiaN; ~ heads l8in. LAP DOItar
aDovo machinery will be sold low nm lied a. ann
application may be made st No Ia son, iOG soon
providence, or at this pl "'" "a'er street,
slatersvile, July2 IocKu,oo,, 49,.
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
NKONnEn

YUM
A WONDER.
TO Eruptions and Difgurements NJ the skin PIN,
pies, FTeckies, Sunburn, SAT- Rheum, Scuypy
Sore Heaos, &c &c.
astounding how quickly BY The use Of one cake oC
Jones' Italian Chemical soap saoyv yelln,v a. dart
skin becomes beautifully clear and White
Parsons IN purchasing this ask for ONES,
tALlAN CHEMICAL SOAP and, perhaps as MANY
who have been cheated with counterfeit viii he roo
much discouraged to try the genuine we say 10 sucb nv
this onceyou VIII not regret it but always see thai he
name OF I. JONES is on the wrapper
From The New Orleans Centinei October 1874
One OF our subscribers Mr. Leonard IN oruis M ,tt
ne mas been cured OF old scay Salt Rheum OF Is wears
stahflbg on MS beard, fingers and hands BY cake ~
an article much advertised latey-we SPEAK Of To-,
Italian Chemical Soap. He also informs us Thai b re-
tried rs effects upon his female slave Rose 81 y,lt
girl much marked with sun-spots and he finn, e'iuW
weeks her skin much clearer and whiter -" '"o
From The NeW York Sun
We make IL a rule TO notice an aiyau,.
tlcle' bul from what we have heard from several ar
respecting the powers OF jones' Italian Che@ca sun
we do not hesitate to pronounce ii ain II il r soap
and can therefore, conscienliously recomn,e
readers VINO are afflicted with erupons mark ~ ~ cur
Jon rs SPANISH LILY WHITE
I p' I,iec.y innocent, being purified of an dee,c;
healthy aiah,@ @nu u lmpars 10 the skin natural
acting as cosmetic on The skin ~ ,ne same 'ime
smooth. "' i'"NiHg X SOFT and
JON Es' CORAL HAIR RESTOU rrx,r,
rho, h .ne educated there few who wilidnh b.
batry o,IInR .he roots and scalp Of the beJ -, '
iealshy actlon we can canse growth-nvs dl Hu 70
ant growth The roots being healfhv uaiA, 'uAuii,
uou,uh or scuri Is discharged from the sca Il. oHileu
row becomes oft and silky. Thus The p .ne hair
fastened III their native soil prondv ~ Ionts strongly
Pg ,o,, oeauty as specimen OF diseased n, us US,
V"' "0"'" W .he powerful aid OF science N "is'"
~, From the New York Tr;bnn.
we see that Judge Edwards of pbGet,.,
~ ma i " ase, me TOP Of whose head was ne hnh
now dne dark hair nand TWO months since has
Coral Hair Restorative" ~ ''o use OF Jones'
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Please Look at this-tO the Afflicted.
MIR & MRS. SCHUYLER the Colored In

M r. & MRS. SCHUYLER, the Colored In
IVh dian Root Doctors, who have been travelling through
the country and practcng the last three four years
with the astonishing success would respectfully In.
form the afflicted of Worcester and vicinity that they have
located in WORCESTER, MASS. between Bridge Street
and The Boston and Worcester RarOad Bridge where nr
or Mrs :. always be found wait MI those who
wOnld be willing 10 favor them with call. They will
continue prepare Medicines for all kinds Of complaints
Particular attention paid female weaknesses all kinds
and all Chronic complaints Of long standing Be sure to
inquire for Mr. or Mrs SCHUYLER Terms foW Recon-.
mendations will be shown OF the effected by
calling at our house All kirrls OF ROOTS and HERBS
kept constantly hand for sale. Advice given gratsl
Mr. will call all those that may wish, who unable
10 leave their rooms. Il June "a.
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MAGIC ERASTVr 49,.

FW removing Grease Spots, Stains ~ ~.
woqlens Carpets &C. Co. and renerind "T ,hn
Sold .eith XII D;r eaoap, bright new and spotless
~ All OF the above articles are for sale ., Tho
Cheap Bookstore, by ]. CROFT e a. tne
Octl5. INV JR.
cod fnO
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BOSTON a. WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
ss--ss.~.e- f--ssas=E2s- Sssss-g=s - ~ "a
.s5ssSSSss sssssa.ass sAts 49, rS4e@gS E>stE.ss
CHANGE OF THE
Summer Arrangements


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Ran Aoao at An
and % 49, NJ. :, =,
With Passengers from the "es'0'" anu 0'i~" A'i'
Road. II Am as, --,
With Worcester Passengers, al ana ADJ ae % PM
NIB The A M train will take ~ 40 passengers East
of birmingham.
Win Passengers from NeaOYork by Steamer to Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping only at framing
ham. ,
road every afternoon except Sunday, stoppiug only az
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad. Hartford, New liza
ven and New York, at u Al and 4 P. NJ.
For No0ch and Stations on the Norwich Railroad, at
n A. NJ. and q p.
For Worees;er, and Way Sta ions the Worcester P"
Road at u Am. 24, and 4 Pa
N. B The NJ Train will not stop at any tiiA
East of birmingham
For Milbury, at q a. n. and p NJ
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer at oclk
For New York by Long Island Railroad, at 81 AN.
FROM MILLBURY.
For BOstOn and Way Sations daily except Sunday,
& A. NJ. aud A P. NJ.
SAXONvlLLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at and 10 Am. and 4
Leave Boston at 40 AM, q and So
Freight Train will leave Boston l2s NJ for Saxon
Vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail from Worcester at u A. M.-om Boston at
I2M.
All Baggage at the risk ofits
Fares are less when paid at The Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars VIM. PARKER, Sup't.
July l, 1876. tf27
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LEONARD,S

Boston and Worcester Express.
rTlHE subscriber continues to run the EXPRESS be-
tween Boston and Worcester, for the safe transmits
sion of Packages Bundles, Bank notes. Specie and Mer
ehandse generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given paying, collecting and
gotiang notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce etc Business of ali kinds attended
10 in the most prompt and faithful and pat
Of this line depend upon delivery their par
GELS with the utmost regularity and dispatch.
Goods called for and delivered in any part
Of the City.
Orders free for goods returned by this Express
OFFlcEs.--HARNDEN q co.'s. Office 8 Cont Street
Boston; j. II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main st.
Worcester. S. 5. LEONARD.
Aug. 27, 1916 DIFF
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Cotton Spinners and Weavers,

IETANTED Immediately, at the Middlesex Cotton Fac
w tory in ASHLAND, or two families, with Spinners
and Weavers Also, six eight good Viewers. Applca-
ton may be made to JAMES JACKSON, ashland
Oct 49, div w4t42
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STEELE, ANDERSON & STANFIELD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

nos and 10, Pearl Street, Boston.
~ d. Particular attention paid the sale OF WOOL
vaRces made where required. -
Boston, August24, ls4g. dam
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JONEs' CORAL HAZE REsrnr, -, ;,
MOORISH HAIR Dvr

mo LOT permanently dyeng Light, Red or cr.,,
the skin. Sold with full Drecttons Se'ns OF inJurng
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New Buckwheat Flour.
DUr up in small Bags, just received and for sale by
- u. BUTMAN A. co.
"orcester Vct ID d3w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
HOUSE OF REPREsENrArlvEs-

Inc SFEAStR announced petitions t. be In order Mr.
ADAMS prevented large number Of fanrcs 10 the
anheAaHon OF IeHa' which were laid upon the tsble
Among Them wns from North Cslo,ns ptavipy cha
ToHss may not be admitted ~ n ''Siayo st,,e 3"
Mr. ADAMS also presented a memorial tor the abolition
OF slavery ~ me District NJ Columbia. lie moved n feirr
tho memorial 60 the Committee on the District of Co.u,
bia m'lon prevailed to lay the memorial upon the la
be.
Mr. ADAMS occupied The morning hour in presenting
mcnorais-almost ell Of them being "reminiscences against
the admission Of Teas Slave Stae
The House went into Committee ofths Whole mon the
report Of the Committee Fuicgn Relations In n yor of
giving the notice 10 Great Britain Of the termination of the
Convention Of lel5-'27.
Mr.. TOOMBS 81 Ca. I'd lrcssrd the bopse C,, No., hon,
IN very able speech. lie advocated the gy,n, OF the TO
ice aud ~ the manner pfopus by Mf Euatf OF aba,
ma-pas'nE resolution cmpo Eeny the Presi-t Ia civ,
the notice. Whenever IN hs judgement The public inrfts.,
required ~ NO eject Of iernii atrg the convention would
be 70 unshacko the President II tio United Ss.rs sd
To allow hm 70 tse the responsibility. a. he ought Tor
inc settlement Of This question. so long this elnv,n.
non etnslned hasds tied. We nee led the como,
~ now for coonk ,fon snd settlement and % was ere
Tore proper to put end 10 the compact which controlled
Vs.
ML TOONBS discussed the question ol lido with, y,,,,
abihy' lie denied that title was clear aud pngues.
uonabo 70 % degrees ~ minutes, and ntgucd a. eli r.
Wa' was very proper subioct ci curnpr Jo-ar lie
snoud vote for The notice, DOT war usuro but ~
Ieaeein sud constitutional mcasu.c II war caac from
poce, and We plunged into w,r and tb A war ,.
Just the decision 81 s ankird would be with a. /, had
nHgned 10 nfamy all nations that would not yindc.t,
beunehs by war when Invaded lie desired peace a, 4
his constituents des ed peace. war came tho, vouid
elouousy rally sruund their eUuntry
m' n INsKss H. ny leave " the House. offered On
amendment IN the form q Joint Resouuoi i,s.rnel,r
lhe ffeedent 10 open negot atoms with Great Brt, -
eueh ume % he fnay deem expedcut Tor tie cfi st "a
The convention by mutual consent.
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bsfos. the public. Il written Oh, by the ssnsm,a ,h,u-
seiyesl . wy "'-
The following the vote by which the rule. ws.o .u.-
pended ... ~
AYH'-Messrs southsll Brown Of AIb,m,r. Lawn.
iar''e. POWELL Baldwin, Mss-e, Dickinson Of Bath bur,
.s,' MIeheH. Bosk Campbell Thompson IT Botetourt,
Mn,-r' Toier. For. Brasdus, Chsmsn. Mos. Scott,
Han 81 fsnqoier. MClung. Deskin,, sllmsn, Wall
Gather. Pendlsioo, Lesks, Parks. Cslison, Lee
Flowers. M'Rse. wooiton. Turner Towne,. Pat
mex mex, paa. Minyre. Taylor. Eilrey. Gordon. Par.
couu Asams Hamilton. Edmondson. Michael. Kihy.
Iaoe'i, Newton. Watts. liapper, Edsncton Hirer Syme
ianstsi Atbogssi FeirfsI. Long soiher Lyons Pitch
ard. Gold. Harper, Msrz. Kiriley Cowan Fu,s,e De,
n'son snekIey, Tate. Hell Of Taylor, Laird West, Pun
s'en, 0oodson Neal, nnd Leftwicb-7s
NoE'--Me.srs C;oodc, (Sperkrrl w H. n C,,,;, 7 u
o"s'r ImnbulI Maclin. Bocock, F1oad, L,ey Caring
on' winir.e, Thompson Of Dnwiddc, Street, S,unders
,pne', Wsh.r' hdm9nds, stoval Hieu. Thmpson II
Gresham. Bssley, Banks. Shepard, Alexander wad,
VERIFY. Middleton, DAVIS, M'Phet.on Ta,uu L,oir,
Cooke, Dey. Brawner, Holiday, CHM Dllard Rc,-ao
mr. iots who voted for suspension Of the rules did
20 suPposiox amendments to the bill would be offered
he moved to lay the subject unn the friend. Of IN, bill
might be enabled to offer their endments.
mr.. fkRBY hoped would be made the order Tor some
day curing the week.
Mr.. GooDsoN aud other friend. of an. h;u o,.C.,,,L
Thursday OF this weekso ogr,ed to lay the mater
over to that day.
Riehmond and OAio Rail Road Biu
inns Dill q, late hour was again taken up when Mr..
LYONS hoped his friend from Buckingham, Mr.. BooocK
would withdraw his amendment, which wa. bending
when the House adjourned the day previous
MT b. replied that he had been able from engage
ments IN Committee and elsewhere 10 give the whole sub
Jcet mat consideration he desired, and would
agree To withdraw his amendment To Mr. LYONS, amend
ment that were also Withdrawn for the present. To this
hr. Lyons eonsenied:-so both were WITHDRAWN
Mr.. L.. then about proposing other am.ndn. emit.
when he gave way for motion TO adiouru-made by Mr.
SourBAL. The whole BILL therefore, stands in nearly the
same position II did on Monday.
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heiNlA-Na Superior Count Of Ckaneery for IN. Rich
moad Circuit held nj the Cap CIV Of RehUond -,
fr,aAy, the zSih Jay Of January, ls'4:
hefrweiher l. Anderson, Administrator David A,.,,o,
decd pie
against
john Minor Bolts Beverly Bair and Philip arrisnn D.o.
his esuse this day heard BY consent of ,h
ts BY te counsel the bill answer. r-peauons Ard .b
bt and was argued by eounsson nv
IKE consent The eouEi doth aduge decree Thai un
me deeSdan John Minor Bos person for him DO on q,
before the id day OF December s
esh hous1nd dollars with Aiere thereon computed Al the
raso sin per eehium pr annum from the or
thousand ss hi hundred and forty and the cost, h
~ eipnlee IN the prosecution OF this the de-
ienant Iohn Minor Bots shs be forever the
peGui ana Tie d=ineant Beverley BAR equity and ,h, a,
redeem the land ane prem the ball and roe.
inss IN ,t event the Court consent doth
further aIdse order and decree That and
VINO are heehy appointed Commissioners purpose
having adVdfsed the place ~ saI- for s.k
in some OF pens printed in the civ NJ r.
70 ss al pSoie aueon the high
- & s eay money the land and premises Aforesaid,
out OF the proceeds OF ssh sale amer dyng
rs - ar directed to pay to the p;aiRtin
the defendant Beverly balance OF the debt du- y, nm ~