The constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 1823-1832, February 08, 1825, Image 3
Cumberland Road in Continuation. —On
the question for engrossing this bill, a de
bate, on its general principles, took place,
in which Mr. McDuffie, Mr. Webster, Mr.
Stewart, and Mr. Cambreling chiefly enga
ged. About three o’clock the roll was cal
led over, when there appeared
For the bill, Yeas 94
Against the bill Nays 82
so the bill was ordered to be engrossed fora
third reading to-morrow.
oo®—
irom the Boston Medical Intelligencer.
SEPULTURE.
At Saulieu, Burgundy, a mild catarrhal
fever was epidemic. A very corpulent body
was buried in the Church of St. Saturnin.
Twenty three days after, a pit was opened
by the side of that in which was the empu
lent body, to bury a woman, who died in
childbed, under this fever. A most fetid
odour immediately tilled the church and af
fected all who entered. In putting the wo
man’s coffin into the pit, some sanies issued
—its odour strongly affected the assistants.
Os one hundred and seventy people who en
tered the church, from the opening of the
pit till the burial, one hundred and forty nine
were attacked with a putrid malignant fever,
somewhat resembling the epidemic. Its na
ture and intencity left no doubt it owed its
malignity to the infection of the church—
Mem. su Vusage d , enterrer dans les eglises
etles villas: pur Marat, cclcbre med, Dijon
1773. *.
A malignant epidemic fevor caused by re
moval ot the earth ot the cemetery of St.
Peters Church also shows the danger of buri
als in churches and populous places. At
Auvergne an old cemetery was dug over
to embellish the town ; soon after, an epi
demic appeared which carried oft' a great
many people, particularly the poor, and in
the neighborhood ol the cemetery. Six years
before a like cause produced an epidemic in
Ambert, in Auvergne.— Dissert, de. M.
Huguenot, ProJ, cn Med, dunsl’ univers, de
Mt'pcllier.
In this Missert, and M, Mar el's Mem.
are discribed the terrible consequences of
infection in the Cathedral of Ml’pellier from
burials..
J’lie bod y a very fat person was buried un
der a toot ot earth and eijht inches of stone;'
the abundant vapours from it made it neces
sary to dig it up.—Three diggers undertook
it—two ol them Were attacked with a violent
vomiting, ancl left the work; Hie third de
termined to finish it, and died in ten days
after— M. Berrard in Obs. de Fhusiaue van
M. I. Abbe Rozeir. I.
I he Curate of Arnay-le Due, Normandy,
after having breathed the infected air from
the bu.lv he was burying, had a putrid dis
ease which reduced him to the last extremi
ty. Journ. Eacyclop. 1773.
_f he lord ot a village, two leagues from
■Nautz, died. To place his coffin according
to Ids friends’ wishes, it was necessary to
remove several coffins among which was
that of his relation. A most fetid odour
spread itself in the church. Fifteen of the
visitants died shortly after? the four per
sons who removed the coffins died first: six
curates, present at the ceremony, hardly
escaped death— Gazette de Satne, February
1774. J
1 he water of the wells below' the ceinetry
of St. Louis, at Versailles, could not be
used on account of its fetidness— Recuiel
de pieces concernunt les ci me tie res de Versail
les, 1774.
At Lectoure, 169 miles S, W. from Paris
the opening of a body was followed by an
epidemic.
lu digging vaults in the church of St. Eus
tace, Paris, it was necessary to move some
i bodies, and to put others in a vault winch
. iMil been a time shut. Children who
went to catechism in the church, and many
adults, were seized with difficulty of respi
ration, irregularities of pulse, some of them
with convulsion s ol the limbs— Rapport dt
M. Ferret, docte ur regent de lu Faculte de
Paris.
hrom 1, 76, burials in towns and churches,
is forbidden in France. In 1810, an Arch
bishop of Aix, in vain solicited of the govern
ment the favor to be buried m Ids cathedral.
. lie last burial ground established by the
city of Boston, is in a remote part of its sub
mits; it presents great neatness and secu
rity.
IBarricO,
. Oil the 3a Inst, bv the Rev. K. S.veeov, Mr. JOHN RILEY
to M»s CAR.OLINE G IRL.IMO SNEED, both of this piece,
C3* Phe subscriber returns his
warmest thanks to those ot tos lellow dozens, vvno
bv their serve exertions rescued his property
fr >m the flames on the 4th lost,
flu- trie thy interest evinced by every one for
Ms situation on that occasion, will ever be held bv
him in grateful remembrance,
Edward Byrd.
February, 8 It 65
Dancing Assembly.
Te, FA VO I IK’S l!a"ciig Assemble take.
• place (IDS EVENING bit. inst. atLewer
’I. nent Bridge Hank,
February 8
snuTsl
MBS. I HM)U. FAV'II.LE, has the honor ti
inform her friends a d the public of An
gtrra, that her intention is to teach die P,an .
F>r e and Spanish Guitar—ah i, the art of S ; g
i gin the newest style. Mrs. F nlll attend at
psivale hoiis»s, or giv lessons a* her c.w n rest
deuce. F.r terms md forth-r particulars apply
at lower tenrrntnt bridge Dank.
February 8
AUGUSTA
MASONIC HALL LOTTERY.
§SS) 9 <D®© FOR
Whole Tickets - - SIO
Halves ... 5
Quarters - - - 2 50
Eighths - - - 125
Tickets and Shares for sale at the Com
missioners Office, a few doors below the
Bank. ... •[
J. S. Beers, SePryT
to the Commissioners.
February 8 It 65
NOTICE.
The Subscriber
RESPEO I FULLY n,form-. Ins friends and the |
public that he has sold out his OKt GOODS ,
Estabh.-.liment, comer of broad street and bridge (
Bow, to his brother G. Dillon, and solicits tor
nim a c mtinuation of that patronage so liberally
conferred on himself—he is also authorized to
act as n.y Icg.d Attorney, in every capacity as re- (
lates to tile colled inn of all accoums due me, and
In (he management of my real estate. g
AH persons to whom I am indebted, are re- s
quested to present their accounts without delay.
Hubert Billon.
Augusta, 7tb February, 1825. 6t 65 •
' a uiua ‘
MRS. OKU (late Miss Cooper from London,)
old M ss OKU, inform the public that they
1 are . imaged in the Millinery business, including
Dress and Cor el making. They occupy a hous,
. tripMrm'slbii;street, at the lower end of Judge :
lip,in’s lut,*-tmd not far from the Hospital.
N. 11. Straw-Chip and Leghorn Bonnets pres
■ acd, altered, dyed and cleaned at the shortest no- 1
■ lice and on the must reasonable terms,
t February 8 65
; ik Ma ‘ i
t 'ip I
1 B. HE subscriber having resumed the practice 1
s os LA IV, tenders his services to the public. He*
1 "dll attend most of die Courts in the Western
Circuits, ihe adjoining counties in the Flint and
Ocmnlgee, and the counties of Lawj-ens, Twiggs
6 and Pulaski, in the Southern Circuits.
Thomas W. 11 arris. 1
• (CT Letters addressed to him Monrue, VVal
f ton county, will be attended to.
1 February 8 3m 65
fy* Left at the subscribers Store,
„ ( s ''me time since) a pair of Ladies Bootees, and
r a pair o\ Gentlemen’s Boots.— The owner'on pay.
- mg for this advertisement, and applying to the
I subscribers, shad receive -h same.
t • J. L. Anderson & Co.
February 8 3 65
3 ' ~~vsr
i Wanted to Buvcitiaso,
'ir.VO Negroes nt the following trade, Black
X smith and W heel maker, of good character.
’ Apply to
B. Picquet.
February 8
Wanted to tVive,
r i SMAIII’, active Negro Buy, ab it 14 or 15
s £% year* of age. For one that can b ■ well re
) o immended for Honesty and Sobriety, a liberal
j .rice will be paid.
r Jlpi'ly ot this Office,
, February 8 3- r. ■,
A dozen guile >1 yo.mg mew
1 cun be accommodated witi) BO \ KDING, by ap
f plyi tg over Mr. G. Cleland’s 11 it .Store.
/ February 8 3' 65
QUAKER SPRINGS,
/ SE VEX MILES FROM AUGUSTA.
ij FI IE -übsenber having lac ly purchased the
» an we establishment, is now furnishing t
3 and thoroughly repairing the buildings. He
k wnl spare no t.ains to accommodate parties ot
gentlemen and ■ rav I n-s. aid kalways m
hand a supply of the best Liquors that the Angus
- ta. Charleston an I Savannah markets will afford ,
e d Ills table wil no, beinbiiir to tlie he .t public
fi house in Augusta, anil upon s res mahie lenns.
u James Hynes.
y N. B James Lvnes, takes t metn.ci of re
turning hit than ks to his numerous trie ids and nr,
qnaintances, tor the liberal support afforded him
| la the Coach Making business, and Ha-ters htmseil
C >y industry and attention, to m.ai it their coiltin
e tied favours in lue profession which be has re
cently adopted,
j Fcbi’ti try 8 6t 65
■ miSHEI.S Live-pool Ground
13
- FOR SALE AT THE STEAM BOAT WHARF,
A. R Gordon.
February 4 6t 64
;■ <IL®©D O
'PHE Subscriber will give 12 cents per lb. for
3 ... • HOUSAND FOUNDS best quality
~ ALLOW, to be delivered by Ihe last day of
; February, at Ins Manufactory, five doors below
he Market.
r B. Payne.
r Augusta .lanuspr 28 1825 s*i * 62
K. b. & tt. B. UavUttuA.
Have Just Received an Assortment of
SUSPENDING,
And Maud Brass LAMPS,
r '•} 11 i h addvcl to their former stork, makes *
thei assortment ot Lamps as complete and ex 1
tens V'. «s any to be found in the southern sta-es. ’
For the acc'-ramoda'i- n of those who use Lump
Oil, they .we on ha id a number of Fin Cannis
> ter., containing from 1 to 5 gallons, which they
• Ifei gra uitnusiy to their customers for the pur
pneof containing the Gd. I’hey have aLo just t
, IV "1 a gtvm variety of Lant|j Glasses and t
" ck to sti.t any kind of Lamps.
February 4 64 ,
ty X handsome Hussar Uniform, ■
n, ~r|y i.e,- ay be bad cheap uy immediate al,
, l o.ii o ihi. Office, 1 (
February 1
NEW
AstYouomicaV TuecAwYes.
EZRA A. STEVENS,
IJ ESPECTFULLY invites the Ladies am!
lli Gentlemen of Augusta, (the Ladies hi par
ncular,) to alieml grauitous lectures on Astro
tunny, at tlie Richmond Academy, on 'l'iiesda\
u.d Wednesday evenings, I'ebruaiy 81 It and 9tli.
,0 commence til J o’clock.
in the course of his introductory Lecture, Mr
Stevens will by a method entirely new, illu traU
motions Seasons—Eclipses—
Changes and I’liases of tjie Moon—Cause ol the
Ebbing and Flowing of the Tides, &c. &c. The
whole rendered plain by means ol apparatus, in
tnose who may hat'e paid no previous attention
to the subject—No children admitted exetp
with parents.*
On Friday evening the 12th, Mr. Stevens wil.
commence a regular series of six Astronomical
I ectures, to be given three times a week, on
<uch evenings as shall best accommodate the
Ciass. ■
The principles of this sublime science, will be
illustrated in such a manner a» shall render them
perfectly familiar to those whti may'hot have
made it their study.
Jj* Tickets (or the Course, to admit one per
son at g 3, or a whole family at Jglu, may he had
at the Book Stores.
RECOMMENDATIONS,
From Col. Richard ML Johnson, Senator in
Congress from Kentucky, who was one of a nu
merous Class at Washington.
SENATE CHAMBER,
City of Washington, Feb. 26 ih, 1823.
To all whom ii may concern, 1 have attended
a course ol Lectures delivered by Mr. Ezra A.
Stevens, on Astronomy—l consider Mr. Stevens
a complete master of his subject, and his Lec
tures are well calculated to atnuae and instruct
'he learned and the unlearned. This nianitel* is
interesting, his language chaste and appropriate,
lus Astronomical knowledge appears to be pro
found, and bis illustrations are extremely happy,
and calculated to give the most distinct idc&s and
dear conceptions of the various laws and com
plicated revolutions and motions of the whole
heavenly bodies ; and 1 do recommend him in is 1
earnestly to all who are patrons of learning and
science.
RICHARD M. JOHNSON.
From the Rev. Dr. Woods, professor of Theolo
gy, at Andover.
Theological Seminary, Andover, Nov. 22, 1823.
ILvi' g attended the Astronomical Lectures
which Mr. E. A. Stevens h;,s recently delivered
before a majority ol the students of this seminary
and many inhabitants of Andover, I take great
pleasure in testifying the entire, and J believe uni
versal satisfaction, which he has given. The hap
py taViu winch he possesses of illustrating, by a
simile apparatus the most important principles of
astronomy, renders them invlligibJe, mid highly
inlei eating 'o nil his hearers, whether more or less
icqnuuited with the science ; and what adds much
' ° tlle of his iecures, he takes frequent oc
casi'ins to show the tihserviency of this sconce to
no priiicipi sos religion* Hy bis unassuming and
unable manners and nis unexceptionable conduct,
while resident h re, Mr. Stevens has endeared
inui-elt to ail who have bad any intercourse wi.b
m I joinl most cordially, with many others, ie
i/e, m . .ending him to the .pail linage of the pub
nek, wherever he may go.
LEONARD WOODS.
Mr. S. has similar ' recommendations from
,!u .ge Berrien of Sevann*b*Vh eie “ verv nuttier
ns Class of Ladies IrtcTgentlemen recently «t.
"■'"l'd From Gov. Pleasants, Bishop Moore,
ml John Adams, B-'q». who were committee of«
Cbtss at Richmond—and from most of the primp
pal men throughout the United States.
Mr. Stevens has taken Lodgings at the Man
ion House, where he will be happyto see hi
■■ | ''n>ls eve ry day from 12 until 2 o’clock.
February 8
-m.-uiox luvuvii^
W'l-L be let at the p st office in Macon, to
f ▼ the lowest bidder, at public outcry, on
Friday the 15th of April next, the building of a
■ RIDGE across the Dcmulgee river at the tool
of the Street leading to the public square in Ma
coo. Ihe river at the intended site lias, it is be
eved,a very firm bottom, the most of which is
known to be of rock. Its width at common wa
ter is estimated at 250 feet : the h-ight of the
icers at 38 'eel, the wh 1« length of the bridg.
a: 400 i and the Contemplated width 32 feet, stone
and timber may be very conveniently obtained
and had gratis on the adjoining public Lands’
Ihe piers and abutments to b- of stone—the up
ner works of approv d limber, and to be shing
led, weather boarded and paiimd. The under
taker will be required to give bond with three
approved securities m 'he sum of g-’O.UOO for
the faithful performance of his contract. The
names of the persons offered as securities must
be submitted to the commissioners by the Bth ol
April: Letters lor this purpose may be directed
o the commissioners to the cue of’ Mortimer R
Wallis, Esq. post master, Macon. 20 per cent
on the amount of the contract w ill be advanced
and further advances will be made at the discrc
non of the commissioners as toe work progresses.
A model of the intended bridge and the form
■f the con'rarl will be open to inspection at the
room over G llespie & Birdsong’s store in Macon
on amt after the twenty-first of March, until the
time ol letting.
Architects are invited to prepare and furnish
m dels in wood on a scale of an inch to the foot,
with accompanying explanations in writing—
which w.ll be received at the room above men
(toned until Tuesday the 15th of March, inclti
sive. A premium of gIOO will be paid lor that
model which shall bo adopted as best uniting tin
properties of cheapness, strength, durability and
convenience in repairing.
Luke J. Morgan, ~)
Charles Bulloch,
Mortimer R. Wallis, >fW™.
Hamuel Gillespie, 1
William Bivins, J
(XT The editors of the Constitutionalist, the
Columbia Telescope, and the Raleigh Register,
ire requested to insert the above until the 15t ’
if March, and forward their accounts to M, R.
VAallis K.sq. M icon, Ga
Macon I’-b 11 ary 1, 1825. USM 65
*** 11. H WILDE, utodhig
to be absent a short time from Augusta, requests
those who may have professional business with
him to call upon Messrs, llot-r ft Heib, or Messrs
ChaWFOIIO ft CUMMIJSO. SaMUKI HaLE, Esq. will
act as his agent in r Utton to his private affairs
ind with respect to the estate of John Caruthers,
leceaied, being duly authorized to receive all ac
counts and give receipts.
January 25, 1825. 6t r 62
MAN, Win* wavy BV\\.
M ill be sold, before ray Store.
I’he remaining rwrish ole vp„n ot the liti
Mr. FRANCIS BOUYER, (
CONSISTING OF I
Kitchen Furniture, and instruments for ennfec
tinners and d sdlleis, with a line copper Still.
Terms at sale.
By order of the executors.
B. Picquet.
February 8 It 65
“ Seize the Lucky moments, as
they Fly”
TUOSP, who intend to adventure in the An
yutlu JMasomc Hall Lottery, are advised o
come forward without delay, and make an early
investment as hy a quick sa'e of the Tickets a
'one, can a speedy commencement of the draw
mg he promised. The scheme is on all hands
allowed to offer every possible inducement—and
■II that is necessary for the making a fortune, tv
to call without delay, at what is confidently ex
pected to prove, the FORTUNATE OFFICE
op
J. S. Beers.
Secretary to the Board of Commissioners.
February 4, ‘ 64
New, ijY\ea\k, Cask Vi toceiry
AND
FRUIT STORE ,
ONE 1)0011 BELOW THE HNIIIGK KINK,
. r l3llE Subset Iber is weekly and sometimes dui-
L ly reCetvii g the articles in bis line of bust
ness, and can supply families with the best of Li
quors and fruits of the season, upon the mos
I moderate terms. —Buying for cash and selling ho
ash, he can afford his l ea, Coffee, Sugar, Cheese
Cordials, Almonds, Raisins, Canal Flour, Ora g ■
Apples, and Liquors unadulterated at a very small
profit upon the wholesale prices.
, —ALSO—
VERY SUP Ed I Oli NORTHERN
ALE,
1 BY THE HARR EL.
, -lust received a small stock of
I 111 ELL'S superior Macobov, Rappee &. Scotch
BNVJFF.
( Genuine (lie. Out, Chewing and Smoking,
Cavendish, Fig Tail, sm dl twist TOBACCO
Which he will sell at wholesale lower than it
has ordinarily been sold here ; but in justice ti
wholesale purchasers, he cannot reduce the read,
prices of Riell's Manufacture.
J. S. Simmons.
Jannarv 28 3, (./,
LA FAYETTE HAT
AND
CLOTHING WARE HOUSE,
The Subscriber
Is opening in Broad street, one door below Mr. Al
- ten’s Hat Store,
A LARGE AVI’ OENKItAL ASSORTMENT OF
‘ AND CLOTHING,
# 1
Consisting of
Dress coats,
Frock Coats
Drab box Coats
Double St single mill’d Cassimere Pantaloons
Broad Cloth, Satinet! anil Corduroy do
Toilinetl, Valentin, Swansdown St black silk
Vests
Blue and block Cloth and Cassimere do
Superfine Linen and Cotton, trilled and plain
Stuns
Knitted, Cotton, Worsted and i.ambswu-
Shirts and Drawers
Flannel do do I
Tartan and Camblet Cloaks
Ladies do
I Boy’# Dresses
Youth’s close body Coals
Gentlemen's superfine flats, some very wid>
brims
linmitation beaver do
La Fayette, boys and mens seal skin Caps
Washington, Jackson and La Fayette Stocks
Silk Umbrellas
Hosiery
Gloves, Btc.
—ALSO—
-1 Negro Jackets a.id browsers
, House servants Coatees and Pantaloons ,
Fearnought great Cos's
Guernsey Frocks, red flannel Shirts
Striped and Check do
Common Linen do
Woollen Gloves, and many other articles
in bis line.
The above GOODS are New-V’ irk made, ane ,
will be disposed of wholesale and retail, al Nett- *
Vork prices. t
J. P. Seize.
December 3 46
NOTRE.
r |3llE Public are cautioned against trespassing
L on the I louses and Lots of the sub cribet
upper end of town—especially against hauling
-and or earth (rom the rivi-r b oik or contiguon
'hereto. Each ami every person offending shad
have the law rigorously enforced against him ip
hem.
.Nesbit. 1
.,(j |
OaUTULV.
J3HK subscriber is delenniued not to pay any
I debts contractetl by any persmi belonging ti
ns family, except hy hitn-ell and Mrs. Gobl-mnl,
who is authorised to a<t as my Attorney during ”
ny absence from this thiy.
Samuel Goldsmith.
February 1 3t W *
Performance every livening,
THIS EVENING,
Tuesday? February 7th, i 825.
TO COMMENCE WITH A
MRS. WILLIAMS,
1 he intrep d I'.qu'Stnan, widgonr u r h her ele
gant ads of Hqim-t i iaoisin—mid conclude WdU
the »i\ divisions nt die Broad Sword, the horfce
in full '■peed,
STILL VAULTING,
Hi) the whole Troop, viz :
Messrs. Uiyih, .Vilen, IlnnUi fJiU'ims, Whitta.
ker. Sosst.rd, M'Gono —Ohrtfer-u,, x babble
Joke, (the Clown) HI 1 t iamS.
PEASANTS FROLIC
Jiy Mr. BLYIH,
During >■ he w.|! i t |, e
Ladies FftsVums in Paris,
Fur the fin* ' t- TAeautiful
MARE FANNY
Will g i through i- r as'in i ng\f eiformances,
GRAND TRAMPOLINE,
Oiei Ino -es i r ngt, ho .m, & c . iic.«
Ry Master Runt.
Mvs. WUViawva
Will go through In s omshi gP r> tma'-einn the
SLACK WIRE
With II ps. D-miges &c.
MR. MAXCV,
Wl, l f erform 11 Mai oti on the newly invented
I rum pel as cm os d by himseli in honor of Gen.
lh roycltc s arrival in America.
HORSEMANSHIP,
lly Master HU.V /', wn/wui Saddle i,r Hr idle
Du mg wind, he wil perform a vsnety
ebling tea is, leaping through Hoops, over Gar
lers, &c. the horse going at lull speed.
Tim Fi" nine's r s t ■ - ,
THE HUNTED TAYLOR,
Or, Mr. Butlou’e Journey to Bretillonl
Htl/y JluUen. Mr. Co a l i.,s M a v e..runee in
Augusta Chwn Mr, H i/ turns.
JMrs. WlWVam’a Vienefit
On Wednesday.
(Tj" Xdmittance to Hie Duxes One D dlar PIT
Fifty Gents.
V 9J ,il(,re,) u,,<ler >en years of age, admitted
n dip Boxes at half price.
tit Doors open at half past six, and Pci form
aruv to commence at a quarter past seven o’clock
O* Tickets may he procured at the G-rcus and
• t th«* (»I bp-T«vern (loriog* *hV dav.
~H§ sVo smoking allowed miltfn the Uoors of the
Circus. *
Ft bruarv 8 , . <55
BXCIIA VSB
VNXTSDSTATES
AND
POST NOTES,
ALSO,
DRAFTS
On Roston, Raltunore,
Providence, Washington City,
New-York, Petersburg, Va.
Philadelphia, Charleston, S. C.
■Ami 'Savannah,
For Sale, by
Recrs, Hnnnell & St. John.
Jirond, corner of .1/’ fnlos/i street.
Goto and Sii.vkii coin and all kinds ot Bank
N- tks, Hontrht and Sold,
November 12 40
67 TV Lu lS Vo i< SiL K.
ON I uesday the 15lh of March next, at 12
h i ck, will he offered for sale, before the
!>( ’ sl (, lli -e. several vacant Lots on Broad street,
" the upper part ot (he cy of Augusta—also,
siy ral Lots on the tiv r nod on P. ynohUtreef.
'IF. It MS One half cash, the ha ance payable
01 tin; Ist 1 lav „i January, 18J6, (or which notes
O' armg interest fr in the day ot sale, at 7 per
cent, per annum, and mortgage on the properly
wilt be requited.
Adan ot the LOIS and other terns, w.li be
exhibited on the day of s ale.
K. F. Campbell.
February 8 6t T 6i
JNotice.
»her dale, applica'ion will be
“ ■ made to the Honorable (he Court of O'-din
ai-y ol Bo ke county, tor leave to sell the r. at La
tale ol Enoch Farrn«r, deceased.
John Farmer! adm’r.
Unrke County, Feb. 1 IHJj i :M -j ~ 65
Administrator’s
A ill he sold on die h ru.-.day \ ,nl „ e xL
an he Conn House door. m Waynesborough.
Borkc County, agreeable an ord r o f the
Mononble the lot. rior Court of said Goo ty
while anting for Or tinary pu> ooaes.
Two hundred ami iifty Acres of
Land, lying in tin fi st I strict .11 w i on t<u
tv. known as Lot Mo. 105, in the plan ot -.iff nj'
tnct, si 1-1 as the property ot the estate of S-l 0
1,10,1 Daniel, deceased, lor the benefit of the heirs
iiicl creditors.
Simeon Hampton, adm’r.
January 24 M '.J 10 r 6J
A t urge AHst not nt of
JUVE.VJLK Jiu MiS,
lor bale at thU (Met.