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rTNHE ststesmen OF America In fs46-By Sarah Myt-
l. ton Maury l volume, London, 1871 This day
] ceved Feb5 r. TAYLOR,
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(,HEAP Wrapping Paper.-one hundred this
~ day received.
Jan Is F. TAYLOR.
DRrTIsH Nautical Almanac for Is5o-Imported by
ID f. TAYLOR, Jan r.
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WIN. r. PURCELL,

WIN. r. PURCELL,
attorney aud Counselor al L0u, United States and Police
Magistrate,
WASHINGTON County, ID. G..
WILL attend to the prosecution of claims before Con-
w gess also TO taking dispositions Attorney or JUS
lice of the peace for persons living in either of the States
wishing the done in this county. Office, It'll street,
Maryland avenue. Feb 3-eod2mo
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rT,RUsTEE's sale of a valuable two story Brs 81

VutUsTEE1'b SHE OF a Valuable two story Brick
lIouse.-By virtue of deed of trust, executed by
Brooke NJ Berry, of record in Liber w. b. No 419 40
al 422, and 423 of the land records of Washing
ton county, the undersigned will offer for SALE tpublc anc
ton, TO the highest bidder, Saturday. the Both day Of
January, A. d. 1871 at the hour of IL O'Clock, M, for the
purposes in said deed mentioned lot Of ground, with the
appurtenances, situated in the city of Washington, d. c.
and designated the plan of the said city lot No 49,
square No. $685. subject to the widows dover.
This property is elgbly and beautifully situated Cap
lto Hill, fronting the side of LIST east between
and streets north, containing comfortable and well fin
ished wo-sory brick house, with ouhouses garden,
being the which occupied by the Hon. Mr. Holmes
Of South Carolina, during the last session congress- and
in the possession of the said Brooke NJ Berry The
title is indispuabe but the undersigned will convey
the purchaser only such title vested in him by deed
of trust aforesaid Terms of sale cash The sale take
place in front OF the premises
JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Dec H-3tawlwads A. GREEN. Auctionecr.
o. The above sale is una voiiably postponed until
Thursday, the lh February hour and place, by
der of JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Jan 9-eodSds A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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DECEMBER q, 1916.


Mr. THOMASSON asked leave 10 introduce the follow
ing preamble and resolution which read for ntorna-
ton, Wis
Whereas the acquisition of territory by conquest not abb
soutey necessary for scf-proccon IL repugnant to the
penous the United States government and dangerous
In its tendencies upon the minds OF the peoples And
whereas IL impotc acquire portion OF the Mex
lean territory without paying fair compensation there,
should give their free TO the change before rdc-
ton over them is nssmed And whereas TO require CON
quered nation pay the expenses OF war because nap
pens be the weaker power is in opposition to the gener
impulses oman's and such rule, to be made
applicable in all cases. would be the cmanaton OF despo
tisr and unworthy good republic whose citizens love lib
cv whereas the of war, avowed TO be waged
for principle alone should be the Of lis connu
Therefore be IL
esoped bv the Senate aud House Of Representatives Of
f Tinted States of Aeica Congress assembled, That
when Mexico shall make ample remunera ton for acknow-
edged Indebtedness and establish the Rio Gande ms the
boundary the nations the between the sister
republics, unhappy disturbed ought to be restored
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Notice % Mnl1ners.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, KEY WEST
January l3, lsl7.
rINtE foanp-lght, Sand Key, with stationary light.
Is moored under the dry rocks about two and q half
miles northeast of Sand Key
The temporary light at Whitehead's Point Key West,
in the course of construction, will be completed and
lighted with onay light, about the 18th instant
Jan 3-dIm :. n. MALLORY, Collector.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF MIR. ISAAC &c. MORSE,

In the House Of Representatives. December 20, lSi6ln
defence of the Mexican war.
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Southwest and Texas Agency.

HE undersigned will for the southwest and Texas
in few weeks, and attend to any business which may
ofer He will be in Richmond Exchange Hotel) from the
Isl TO the 9th ins and in Washington from the 10th TO the
18th inst Letters addressed him this place Wash,
naton, tcare of Hon. r.. NJ r. Huner,) viii be promptly
attended to-
Reference heretofore Wis the members of Congress
and the legislature from Eastern Virginia.
J. A. PARKER.
Tappahannock, Essex county. Feb 3-3t
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posi- Once Book for 1s4s.-Proc 81. Just issued
Il For sale by Feb y. TAYLOR.
'IEACHER WANTED-A lady qualified to teach
Latin, French, and -Music to take charge of a small
select school in North Carolina, about 10th March next
Address ASA RIGGS
1anS- House of Representatives.
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Y TELEGRAPH.
~ I'd 9.laspaioH# aas received Too
.esfatfay mufuins : tt pes

18Th g. r.rrr4j .,.,.
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sfbr New ofeoils III
ras r. iaf'iiai ~ - lla.
70 p. NEE -. -.-.iy.. Il, ~,
kutsl i1fl'eo ''9,'. g. ,t..i...
pan. $50 a...st,= ef Che q Ha.t., oa-
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kls IN f''i's yum -. IL. ..,.f
Ns2tt5' tut
be- j III tihhaf' i''a i. -
Srm IL i59h 10 M" 70 ieo9.I'',5 -.
ase Vigorously am i,le9e'u'' '''''' '''''
b. ms dHae' anu ets'A u '.' ~ .'.''
IL stat ant asieif9s's.
1hf Mexican f'ts's s'''e t'' ','' Y 'i'
b has 'sae4 ef1efs iot al u ''eA'aN o.
rs tofeFoft 10 las lnspa-lol "eHc'il oi
Amfieaa army ana aho'il.f fasoill'"s
~ ptiteei en-.
TT al Is ga Il tae alsl12ns e'7 '7.' 'l
t1uf o,lat st'eaaohs al' ia'nl''es "'iNi'7
~ s.fee.', ant even 'so'fs are seen 'of''i
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REGISTER.
REPORTED ny DERny

~ = =. n n q
IL ~ tNALS \ DEPARTURES
Ip9as ior the last 2 h)uro en- .in4 pes sr
ld~i 4oc'oek. p. ".
q ARRIVED.
s'unl Vernon, Parkinson. Louisville.
sl} Stephens, Lucas, Pittsburgh.
sn England. Hilbert,
l@sasay, Jones,
.ac New ton, Mason, Cincinnati.
'e@ats, Bishop, GAINESVILLE.
7. DEPA TED.
y, srrFn9n, Parkinson, Pittsburgh.
EeN England, Ebbert,
&c Newton, Mason,
*vark, Bishop,
'eet water in the channcl-idlling.
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N1uN sMirHa-rhs .ulse,ibe, has re...y ID a
: assoftment Of Gua uarfel. of / Ituie's make.
s,n,' 4+ssrlInent OF derman Silver aud Brass
La. suna, M1uids. Flag aud Nipplas, Nipples.
re- VI 'olchet q Ashm0re's make. alio winch
NJ Gel 20 9AML NEEl,
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MILL

Al saw mas at RECEIVED Hoe 4 cos cast .Je,i
SIb C. hm kowiand's do. Bnshntl a kirhy
In. So 50 an Punches, aud INSTRUCTIONS how 10
NJ, Of NH aos.mehl "a seuing Is important TO the
saw oct 20
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yesterday was day of pretty severe rain,
lp 10 the hour we went to ptcss the rain
Falling steadily
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K OUT FOR AUCTION BARGAINS.

= now receiving direct from New York large
pn ."meh' Of reasonable Dry Goods OF every dies
M "neh viii be sold al auction in a few days
- "hite gwen of the time rs Hand Biiis.
"a W = WlCkHAM.
city Auction Rooms
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81 E1lYg0Wxg.

~ y subscribers respectfully inform 1hcir friends and
~ tat pntiic generally that HEY have re H4Qed from
tHef OF stand on Main ST., 10 The neN and spacious
tulld glover end of Market ST.. where tae, have every
convenience for Inc Iuauufae tory of
STAGES, ace n S
fa the ctcepe.i aud scst manner, also for an kinds Of
Aiseh- nHthine, which willie promptly attended To.
iuauhtgi ir past fafors they Respectfully solicit a
eeattHesaceof puaiio patronage iutheir Inc.
= 3el9 - BUSHY 4 ITTGEE==
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PREMIUM CHEESE

No. va rom the " estern Reserve a une tot Of
= aoys ~ ~ sale by John X. Butsfurd.
(n Rst,.no "1 1 was exhibited at the AgrIcuitui al
, RaH,ns lfninhull CO.. OHIO. held ia.I week and
M ptem,, nv Mako Of the Cheese was aw arded
u octe0 JNO. X BOTSFOED.
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NXEEsE,EyIE

n NJ oil. CHATHAM = Silly ~ juSi receiving
1& uru and large additions to hs stock 81 Ingram aud
Keult4au Carr G mugs of all the valious qualities aud
Hev Patterns. also il.G { and 2 ! Floor ii Cloth, all AZ
price as chcap as They cau lie found W est of the monn
AIMS sep Il
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~ 5g ~ Dc. painted buckets, received aud Tor
y JRD lCkEN
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g. ofGt eAe8EEE.
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FOR JOBBING MD RETAIL.

u g. - ri6ccs BIeacIed Musiins,
AIBeS 205i do Shutings,
I9 do - do do
received TINS de-, at T. SEt,BY'S
sep conner main aud madison streets.
nKoNT Door Locks with Pearl aud Mineral Knobs
= WITH every other description If Locks aud Latehe-
II1f f.safycd hy OFT GREER
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4 tANDIES-Dur assortment OF Candies Id very large
\ and " III he sold W Aolesalc aud retail as low IN eau be
had III the west. NUMSE IL
oct ,
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act: Provided, That no compensation shall be
made to any officer whose salary is fixed by law,
tor preparing signing, OF issuing treasury notes. or
certificates Of stock.
SIC. FL. And be it further enacted. That it
snail be, and hereby is. made the duty of the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury TO cause statement to be
published monthly Of the amount of all treasury
notes issued or redeemed in pursuance of the pro-
visions OF this act; and that the power to issue
treasury notes conferred on the President of the
United States by this act shalt cease and deter
mine six months after the exchange and ratica-
lion OF treaty of peace with the republic of Mex
leo.
SEC. % And be it further enacted That it
shall he the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury
to report to Congress at the commencement OF
each session the amount of treasury notes which
have been issued under the provisions Of this act
the amount redeemed, and the manner in which
redeemed; the amount purchased. and Of whom
and at what time purchased; and the amount reis-
sued, stating in lieu of which redemption they ra
reissued, with the date of such Reissue during the
preceding year.
APPROVED January %, l547
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49, g: 4 & g.. Il e ss.5gIe -
- 4AAsZ PORT OF yv1Lm1NGToA <SsA<AstkS

ARRIVED.
Feb. Th-schr E S Powell, Powell. Y York,
to G w Davis.
sth.-brig Victoria. Kelly, N Y, G w Davis.
schr r w Brown, Francis, n York, 70 4 w
Brown.
eth-hrg Mary Penne Doughty, Martinique
Br brig Hiram, Crosby, Antigua, to G W Da-
Wis.
schr Swallow Roheson, Washington, to master
lO.-brig Angelina, Cutting, IA days fun Mar
Unique.
Br schr Francis, Hubbard, Boston, to G w De-.
Wig.
Feb. 5th.-brig Houton Higgins, for Jamaica
6th.-hrig Lion, SedgeIy, for 81. Kits.
schr G w Davis, Murch, n Y. Try & w Davis
Br schr Actress, Sullivan, n. P by Brown &
DeRosset.
sth.-brig Samuel Potter, Garry, N Orleans, by
Brown & De0osset
schr A F Thorn. SANFORD, N York, by r W
Brown.
schr Ann Jane. Bell Onslow, by G w Davis.
schr Grandee, Lufkin. st Domingo, by G w
Davis.
schr Ocean, Burdi't Porto Rico, by G w Davis
lOth.-schr A ] DeRosset, Mills, N York, by
w Brown.
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mn THURSDAY, the 4th day Of March next,
W at the late residence Of JoHS ). Hut, decd,
the undersigned, as his administrator, will expose
20 sale, at public auction on credit of six months,
nil and singular the perishabIe property Of every
nature and description, belonging to said estate,
consisting principally Of
Corn. Fodder. Peas, Horses, Hogs. Cat
tie, Turpentine. Furniture Of differ
eat kinds. Plantation Tools,
Implements ard Vehicles
Among the horses which will Re sold are two
thorough bred VIRGINIA COLTS, and q MAR
GRAVE FILIY, dam by Archy.
Purchasers will be required TO give bond with
good and sufficient sureties. to secure the payment
of their respective purchases.
THOS. HILL, Adm'r.
Durlin county. Feb'y u. lst7-l22-tds
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higher rates. Wequote for latest transactions
at 81 129 for Soft, and 81 1873 for Hard, with
little or none on the market unsold Spirits
lurPent'ne-No sales to report Holders are
asking &c. Tar-In demand, at quotations.
Lumber & Timber-The Lumber and Tim
Der market remains dull Last sales were
made at 81 for extra prime Timber-ordinary
to good, SAG to s6-Quarter Flooring boards,
S73-Wide boards, s64-Scantlng, s5A-all
dull, and fair supply on sale.
Pork-The supply OF Northern Mess Pork
is said to be light, and the price has very much
enhanced. Holders are asking, in some in
stances, as high as sls per Dbl. We have,
however, heard OF no sales at this price, and
we quote at SIG SIT. Prime SIP SIS
Bacon and Lard-The stock of old Bacon
has been worked off, and the new article has
come in somewhat freely during the week.
We quote for sales-Halns, 9 to 94c The lat
ter price was paid for very superior article.
Shoulders, 10 -Middlings = to s-Hog
round, cents Lard is not very plentiful,
and the price consequently is firm at Sc.
Corn-There has been no arrival except in
small parcels per Rail Road. We quote for
sales from store IS to IS cents per bushel.-
Retails at soc. TO 81.
Mea!-Has gone up 10 90c. a ST per bushel
Cottcn-We hear that sale OF 100 bales
was made few days ago at 10 1-2 cents fol a
good article.
For,--There is fair supply on hand
Canal is selling from Store at SO So
Fayetteville 81 to so.
Hoy--There is none in the market to be
had, and cargo would find ready sale at 81
81 IL l-2
L'me.-The stock is light See quotation:
for dealers prices.
Peas.-Black Eye and Cow are in good de
mand at so a 85c. Beans are much wanted
they would probably bring 81 IS per bushel
Potatoes.-1rish are very scarce, and woul'
command good price for few hunlre'
barrel
Shingles-Have recedel very material
since last week. We quote at So 50 II l.
for last sale No demand for them
StareS-We hear OF no transactions :
quotations for Red Oak nominal. White Ga
Bills firm at quotations.
Freights-Owing to the scarcity OF vessels
freights have advanced to 8oc per barrel fc
Spirits, and 81 IS per bale for Cotton, to \
York. We hear of no vessels for Boston
Philadelphia, or Baltimore; consequently, W
cannot give quotations. We hear that on
vessel has been taken up for Grenada at 81
per NJ for Lumber and also one for St. d.
mingo, at Sl3 per thousand.
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BY AUTHORITY.
lava If the United states, Passed Mt the
Ia Sreond session of the goth Congress
lPrBL1c-No. IL

CPUBLIC-No. l..
AN ACT for the admission of the State OF Iowa
into the Union.
Whereas the people of the Territory of Iowa dld.
an the eighteenth day of May, Ammo Dlmlnl
rjoh,een hundred aad forty-six, by convention
of delegates called and assembled tor that pur-
,ose form for themselves a constitution and
State coyernment-which constitution Is rePub-
lion IN its character and features-and said
.oDvont;,n has asked admission Of the said Ter
r;,orv into the Union as a State, on an eqGalfoot
inc with tic original States, in obedience to
"6n Act for the admission of the States ofIowa
aud Florida into the Union" approved March
third eighteen hundred and fortv-five, and An
Act to define the boundaries of the State OF
Iowa and 10 repeal so much OF the act OF the
third of March, one thousand eight hundred and
for,y-fVe. as relates to tho boundaries Of Iowa,
which said last act was approved August fourth,
ammo Demini eighteen hundred and foTty-sIx
Therefore
Re Il enacted BIZ the Senate and House Of Rep
rrsentutires Of the United States Of AnteTlcG IN
Congress assembled, That the State of Iowa shall
ne one, and is hereby declared to he ono, OF the
United States of America, and admitted into the
Union on equal footing with the original States
an all respects whatsoever.
SEC. 2. And be If further enacfed' i nat all INK
provisions of " An act supplemental to the act fo
the admission Of the States of Iowa and Florld'
into the Union" approved March third, eighteer
hundred and forty five, he, and the same are here
by, declared to continue and remain in full Fore
as applicable to the State Of Iowa, as hereby al
initial and received into the Union.
JOHN w. DAVIS,
Speaker of the House of Representative,
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS,
President of the Senate.
APPROVED December %, 1916.
JAMES K. POLK.
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$4,000 Dollars
Sccretayy-F. F. CAMROUX, Esq.

fMHHIS INSTITUTION embraces important
& and substantial advantages with respect to
life assurance and deferred annuities. The
red has, on all occasions, the power 10 borrow,
without expense or forfeiture of the policy, two
thirds of the premiums paid also the option OF ss-
Letting benefits and the conversion Of his interests
TO meet other convenlenccs or necessity.
Assurances for terms of years at the lowest ?os-
sibIe rates.
Persons insured for life, can, at on:e, 2oI-3'"
half amount of annual premium for five years, on
their own note and deposite Of policy.
Part ofthe capital is permanently invested in
the United States, in the names OF three of the
Local Directors-ss Trustees-availabIe Away
to the assured in case of disputed claims (shouId
any such arisc) otherwise.
The payment Of premiums, half-y early quar-
| lerly, at trifing advance upon the annual rate.
No charge for stamp duty.
Thirty days allowed after each payment of pre-
MUM becomes due, without forfeiture of policy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra
premiums on the most moderata scale.
Dirision Of Profts.-'rhe remarkable success
and increased prosperity of the society has enabled
the Directors. at the last annual investigation, to
decu-e fourth bonus, varying from IS to IS per
cent. on the premiums paid Oh each policy edec'
ted on the prett scale.
United States Board Of Local Dtrectore.-
(Chief Office for America, "a Wall st.,) Ne,l
York-Jacob Harvey. Esq, Chairman; John J
Palmer, Esq, Jonathan Goodhuc. Esq, James
Coorman, ESD George Barclay, Esq. samuel
Rowland, ESQ., Gorham A. Worth, Esq, Samue
NJ. Fox, Esq William Y All Hook, Esq, aud {
Edward Hahicht Esq.
Phihdetphi0.--ClementC c. Biddlc. Esq, Louis
A. Cooley, Esq, George Rex Graham, Esq,
William Jones. Esq.
BaAimore.-Jonalhan Meredith, Esq, Samue
Hoffman, Esq DR.. J. H. McCulIoh.
J. Leander Starr, General Agent, and Edward
r. Richardson Esq, General Accountant, for tn
United States and British n. A. Colonies.
Medical Examiners New York;. Kearne,
Rodgers, NJ D., 10 Blocker St; Alexander E
Hosack, NJ, D. 10 Franklin ct; ). S. Kecne, NJ
d., 2t o Fourth st.
(Medical Examiners attend At "a Wall ST., ant
No 1874 Bowery at o'clock P. NJ. DALI. Fs
paid by the society.)
Standing Counsek-Wiliam Van Hook, Esq
80 Wall St.
Pankers The Merchants Bank
ScAcuor.-Johu Hone, Esq, Pine street
Cashier.--Henry E. Cutlip, Esq
An Act in respect to insurance for lives for n
, benefit of married women. passed by the Lessia
ture of New York, lst April, $40
Pamphlets. blank FORMS table of rates. lists
agents &c, &c, obtained at the Chief Office Z
Wall st., 1874 Bowery. or from either Of tn
Agents throughout the United States, and BIRTHS
. North American Colonies.
w. c. LORI, Agent Wilmington.
A. ]. DrROoSET. Medical Examiner.
Feb. IL, lS47-( 22-3m
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T.9LTABLE REAL ESTATE
#9D~ ga "a EE@
In the town OF Wilmington.

"a THE SUBSCRIBER BE-
fsssE5A ing DESTROYS to close his business in
sssk8 Wilmington, offers for sale, the House
~sEsaseas2 anu Lot on Walnut Street continued,
now occupied by MIR. Jos. Nj. T1LLEr. The lot
is &c feet by $50 feet, corner lot, having on it a
new one and half story house, containing s
rooms, with necessary out houses.
ALSO,
A House and Lot, situated on Red Cross Street,
now occupied BY the undersigned. The lot is 50
feet by 200 feet. the house contains 8 rooms, ia
nearIy new, and is filled in with brick there are
all necessary out houses on the lot Also, an en-.
closed lot adjoining and fronting Red Cross Street,
IS feet by 200 feet
also,
Two enclosed lots on Boundary and Third
Streets SIS feet by $50 feet
ALSO,
One half lot on Third Street continued Also,
quarter section of Land in the State of Illinois
said 10 be Of exec lent guilty.
For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM WILSON.
August 81. 1916 49-tf
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AN ACT declaring the assent Of Congress to
certain States to impose a tax upon all lands
hereafter so ny the Untfd States therein, from
and after the dav Of such sale.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House of Rep
1esentatircs ofthe United States Of America IN
Congress assembled. That the assent of Congress
is hereby given to the several States admitted into
the Union prior to the twenty fourth day of April
in the year of our Lord ohc thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty, to impose tax or taxes upon
all lands hereafter sold by the United States, in
said States, from and after the dav of such sale
Provided, That the assent hereby given shall in
newise impair that provision of the compact with
the said States which declares that all lands be-
longing to citizens Of the United States residing
without the said States shall never be taxed high.
er than lands belonging TO persons residing there
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Administrators Notice. 4

TROTICE is hereby given. that at the January
~ Term, ls47, Of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions, of the County of Duplin letters Of
administration, on all and singular the goods aud
chattels, rights and credits, of the late JoHx 8.
HILL, were granted TO the subscriber; and all
persons indebted to said intestate are required 20
make payment to the subscriber, and all persons
having claims against said estate, are notified to
present the same within the time prescribed by
law or this noticc will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. THOS. HILL, Admir-.
DupliD county, Feb'y IL, ls47-r22-st
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nuarIay 70, lS47-ls-4t.
NOTICE.

I'm pursuance of decree of the Court Of Equi-
IL ty for the County ofNew Hanover, Fall Term,
1916, will be sold at the Court House door in
Wilmington on the I'd Monday in March next
upon twelve months credit, with interest from the
day of sale. $50 acres of lanl belonging 10 the
minors Of VIM K Devane. decd, lying between
Black and outh River, being the upper half of
$40 acres. patented by John Anders in 1862, and
adjoining the Iands of James Murphy and others.
Bond and security, approved by the undersigned,
required of tte purchaser.
r. d. MEAREs, G NJ. E.
Wilmington. Jan. 22d, ls47. 1866