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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13
PLEASE 10 FAKE NOtlCE.

TNHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
i Friends and the publck, that they have
entered into Partnership, and taken the we'll
known Stables belonging TO Mr. THonAs
TOWNSEND, situated in Grcen-street, where
Horses and Carriages for every purpose will
he furnished at short notice particularly
Coachces provided with careful and experience
ed drivers, for parties Of pleasure or travel
lcrs and Saddle Horses either for Ladies or
Gentlemen they vii! also furnish despatch
messengers for any direction. Their Stables
being well calculated for the business, Horses
will be taken in TO keep at reasonable rates Tor
long or short periods and as they are deter
mined to attend well TO every part Of their bu-
sincss, they hope to merit the fs,ours of the
publick. JOHN G.. EASTON.
WV. Z, DRUMMCND.
THE Subscriber from long and intimate
knowledge OF WIN. L. DRuMNoSD, and con-
ftlcnce in his Partner, recommends them as
worthy the encouragement Of the publick
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
Neyhsrf, -frTi is, 1902.
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For Sale,

NN reasonable terms, fashionable new
~ CHAISE and HORSE. $3.50.
Apply to SAMUEL WATSON.
Neyhorf. Augusf 3, 1902.
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No. 4oeo drew the highest Prize IS eooo)
in the Sd class of DixviiIe Road Lottery now
drawing in Boston. The fortunate holder Of
tic ticke, is as ye: unknown.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-09-13

At Boston, on the 10th inst by the Rev Mr.. Muir
ray, Mr.. WILLIAM PAaKmAN, to Miss SALLY
OLIVER. .hs n,,A t,,
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For Freight, Charter, or Sale,
nIIN THE good brig AGENORIA,
- 3S2A two decks. completely fitted for sea,
VXxnNyE.c burthen about loo tons, andwill carry
~38&,s- 200 tons she may be ready to take
cargo in 5 or 4days. Ii frieghted to port where
Sugars may answer 80 hhds. Of Claycd and Musco-
vado, from Martnco, ready TO be put on board, or
wiz be sold, at liberal credit, entitled to dcbent,ire
Apply to CONSTANT TABER
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FOR SALE, Ia bargain. J

FOR SALE, Ia bargain J
~ THE we'll known New-Yo-,S
-NsITA Packet MARY Ann, 81 tons burthen,
IMMENSE 10 mon..s old, in perfect order ios
ssZ business, having lately been paintec
from the keel. Her inventory IS complete Pack
ct. The terms viii be made easy. For particulars,
Apply to EARL K ALSToN.
N D. lfthc above vessel is not sold at Private
Sale, by the 20th November next, she will then be
sold at Publick Auction. .NsHpsrt, Sept Is
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EDUCATION.

ELEAZER TREVETT'S-Evcn-
L. ing School Commences on Monday the lsth
inst. 3
.Ncrspo,t, September l3, 1eo9.
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NEWPORT

WEDNESDAY, SEPT is, 1909.
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SYMPTOMS

Itching of the nofe and anus hunger with
ravenons appetite narfea knaw ing pain in
the tomach or intenines fetid breath grind.
ing Of the teeth and moaning in sleep; in
Permitting weak pnlie, and hectic fever faint
'nss; and ioaetimes convuliion fits paieness !;
Wasting of the flesh but there are fsyera
kinds Of worms ; itching about the aims with
teneiinus are signs ofascarides, or small thread
wonrs Sudden gripings about the navel de-
"a MS in the st"mach, and voraciousneis, the
nav worms md weight in the belly, like
The rolling of a ball, the saenta. or tape
rm.
Forth rwrcntiop and carr ofbiNipas anaV,ahg-
hant fepers is recommended. IL
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Chester County, JNne 8, 1909.
To the Public.

WHEREAS my husband, William
w HARVEY, has lately published TO lhr
world my eloprment from HIM and given
a statement as false as 1t is ungenerous.
whic.l it is my intention to correct, in some
measure. He says had no Just cause tc
leave hlm--L declare had sufficient cause ;
the world must Judge, after hear.ng, tina
since our marriage, he has stripped me Of
all the ...,le properly previously owned,
has !. .eked and beat me until my life was
acy aired Of, and even threatened my life,
, nting the weapon Of destruction at "a,
} seast. AS to my leaving his bed as h4
sta,es, reply The only bed l left wa, my
own, which with all my apparel Ga few u.
me excep'ed) he sill retains from me. q
this treatment, with sucking child not yel
weaned. was no just cause for elopemcn,
l am no judge what is.
Elizabeth Harvey.
Wilmington, June 10, 500.
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Novels for Sale.

/ Ak T. the Bookstore of NJ. R. Lockerman,
~ next above the Bank of Delaware, the fol-
owing noysls|are pr sale.
Romaucc Of he b orest, Ferdinand and Elmi-
ra, Emily Hamilton, Vicar of Wakefield, Fam
ily of Ortenherg, Reuben and Rachel, Armenian.
or Ghost seer, Winter in London, Constant Low
ers, Discarded Son, Maria, or the Wrongs of
Women, Ring, or the merry wives of Madrid,
Eugenio and Amelia, St. Clair, or the heiresa Of
Desmond, Simple tales, Tears and Smiles. sor-
rows of Werter, Rodericss castle, Wild Irish
Girl, PeresrineN Pickle, Roderic Randos q, Joseph
Andrews, Don Quixote, Haunted Cavern, Cav
ern of Death, Charlotta Temples Vicar of Lans-
down, Margaretta, Trials Of the heart, Monk.
Humphrey Clilker, Count Fa,hom, Sternc's
works.
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Patent Washing Machines.

NHE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public in general, that he
mas, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right
OF making and vending Patent WasAtag Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Chrlsuana, in Newcastle county, a number of
winch machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly APP
proved OF, as they save great part of the labour
OF washing in the usuaieyay, and are less niuri.
Gus to clothes. He will continue to make and
nave supply of them on hand, which he will
selron reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom and will also sell to any per-
son right to make and use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. q 1909 tf
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Fifiu Dollars Reward.

u AN away fro,nthe subscriber, living in Ap
N poquinimink hundred, Newcastle Count,
and state of Delaware, on the night The 3olr
Of April last, a young negro man Aime
Peter. He is about 90 years Of age, aoou, H.
feet six inches high, down lock, YSlks straight
aud plays on the fiddle. Had onIa roram b.
half worn, white muslin shirt, day Ground JAG
ker, black and white cotton vest, foye' thirkse
-trowsers, new round toed shoes, and other az
pa,eI not known. Whoever takes mp ana Sc
cures said negro, so that his master may get iin
again, shall receive the above reward, and
brough, home all reasonable charges paid, by
Eliezar David.
Nav 10, 1909.
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For Sale

~ LOCRERMAN, next above the Bank,
Market-street, Wilmington.
Handsome far,ily Bibles, OF excellent paper
and print, also Bibles with Cams notes and
references, and very small pocket bibles we'll
bound and printed.
Guthrie's Geographical, Historicalslnd Com
nlercla Grammar, and present state of the sew
era Kingdoms Of the world wifi all the latest
alterations and improvements. Price SIS so
A Critical Prououncing Dictionary and Ex-
positor Of the English Language, by John Wal
ker, author nf Elements ri Execution, Rhymng
Dictionary, &c. SC. Rce s SO.
Grace and Truth, orsthe Glory and Fulness
Of the Redeemer displayed by the Rev. William
sketches Of ,ha history genius, disposition,
accomplish ments, empoymenls. customs, virtues
and vices Of the fair sex IN all parts OF the world
Price S
The Amen Ncpos collection of the most
remarkable and the most eminent men who have
contributed to the discovery, the settlement and
the independence Of America. Price S I
The Ladies' Friend, being treatise on the
virtues and qualifications which are the brightest
ornaments Of the far sex. Price 81 cents,
Eugenio and Amelia, or the vicisitudes Of life.
BY the Rev. William Roberts. Price oel cents
ASoems, Wanslafed fronthe t'rerhh Of hia.la,nr
dt'a Moth zion, 1Ae late W4Ffam Ctwpe,
Esq. auts ''of rhs k Price 37a cea.sH
\, Letters f'om 2lksd to the living, 10 (Which
are aiided letters Thoral and entertaining, by Eli
zaaeth Rowe. Price s
4 selection Of 5ermonsfrom the works Of the
Rev. James saurinf on the following suhjects
!. The OmniDfsence of God.Y
Q. The Mannfr Of praisug cs:,oA
cG 3, The s0YVHg'fy of Jesus Christ in the
4. The Eq'}ality ofMankind.
s. The Wotqh Of the soul.
s. The Birth of Jesus Christ.
T. The RESURRECTION Of Jesus Christ.
8. The AbsardityI of lAbertfnsm and Tnfidel
iys I
9. The HARMONY ofReligion and civil polity
10. Christian iierosm.
H. Genera Mistakes. Price 5 |
Evaus's Sketch of the denominations of fl :
christian world, accompanied with. a persuasive
to religious moderation. To which is preiixe,i
an account Of atheists, dcists, tpeoPhilanlhro
pists, Judaism, Chinese religion, christianity,
mahometanism.
Christian Sects. %.
Trinitarians atipnasiara, sabellans, arlans -
ccssarians, mascr sts, socinans, calvanists, So
blapsarans and tpTalapsarians, armloians, bax-
terians, antinom1I4l. paplsts, Greek, or Russian
church, protestao y, lutherans, hugonots, epsco-
palians, or churAh Of England, dissenters, kirk
Of Scotland, scceders, English hresbyterians, in
dependents, brownists, padobapsists, baptists
general ans. particpsar.
Quakers, Methodists, new methodists, y um-
pers, universaIiss, relyan univefalists, destruc-
tionsts, sabbatarians, moravianA sandemanians,
| hutchnsonians, dunkers, shakers, new American
sect, my cs, swedenhorgians, millenarians, to-
gether NH reflections on the whole, and a re
capitulary table. Price |
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TERMS OF
Advertising IN the Museum.

H1VPFIl19nE IN EHc 1HUSeNM.
: 4 NY advertise not exceeding six
IA teen lines, will be published three
times for dollar, andevery subsequently,.
tsertion rs cents--longer ones in proper
ton. All publications of personal or
private nature will be charged as advertise :.
ments, and must be paid for before inser-
ton.
BY THE YEAR, BIC.
20 Subscribers 70 Non.Subsc,ibers.
! Year $40 90 l Year 81 90
Months SO Months 90
Do 90 Do. 8 IS
T@ All persons who may send advertise
mcnts for insertion are requested to specify
the length of time they wish them published;
Otherwise they will be inserted till forbid, and
must be paid for accordingly.
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q Ii persons having any demands a.
\ ga'nst the estate of 90hn Garrett,l ate
OF Christiana Hundred, deceased, are re-
quested to bring them forward, properly
attested, for settlement and those indebs-
ed are hereby required to make imme d,ate
payment, to
LEVI GARRETT, or
HoRATIo G. GARRETT, z a'f''
January Z, 1909. emo.
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the good effects of which are authenticated
BY some of our most respectable cirizsns !;
and without attending to the place of sale as
above and our signature, the purchaser may
De disappointed by receiving no benefit Lot
having the genuine medicines of Ricdurd Lee
d Son.
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY give notice to the public,
4 that my wife ELIZABETH HARVEY, has
for some time past eloped from my bed and
board without any real cause, and conduct
ed very improperly This is therefore to
forewarp all persons from harbouring or
trusting her on my account, for | Will not
pay any debts of her contracting after this
date.
William Harvey.
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Worm destroying Lozenges.

his medicine is superior to any ever Of
tered to the public, being innocent and mild,
certain and eflicacious in it's operations
should no worms exist in the body, it will
"',no"t pain or gripping, clense the stomach
ana bowels of whatever is foul or offensive
and thereby prevent the productions of worms
and many fatal diforders
IN order that the heads of families may be
aa'e Judge of the complaints of ch;ldren,
whether they originate from worms or not,
we VIII describe the symptoms by which means
will be easily known
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Lees Anti. Bilious PiIls1

|eNN7tT ~ ffffHayH Ere uhN t9DH f>VNtN2Off.
'erfons withIng 70 purchafs this valuable
medicine are reoueRed to be paat'cular in en-
~ ring FOR Tres .dq'i-Baiiolts Pts, put up In
wooden boxes, having on the oufide wrapper
tlte Gsnature of Richard Zee & son-this is
ieceisary as there are other pills of the fame
iaure.
The operation Of lhefe PILLS is perfectly mild
10 as to be used with safety by perfons in every
lituation, and of every age.
They have been found remarkably ef1icacious
preventing and curing dHorders attendant
~ long voyages, and should be procured and
carefully preselvcdfo for ufe by every seaman
Lees Elixar,
"A oetain remedy for cold, coughs, asthriiqs,
and particularly the whooping cough, 70 de.
,truc,ivc to children.
Lees Essence Of Mustard,
1, So well known for the cure of rhcumatifin,
govt, paifey, pprains, &c. .,
Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved by long experience to be unequalled
= the cure of nervous Disorders, consumptions,
lWnels ofspirits, inward weaknesses, etc.
lees Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch,
Which is warrantec AN infallible remedy
y one application.
Ague and Fever Drops,
For the cure of Agues, remirtenr and inter-
uittent Feyers.
H., Persian Lotion,
for the Cure Of Ring worms, Tet-
lkrs, &c.
LEGS Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy for all difeafes ofS{he
eyes.
Tooth.Ache Drops,
which give immediate relief.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Damask Lip. Salve,
Restorative Powder.
For the teeth and gunA.
~ The Anodyne Elixir, A.
Se v the cure Of every kind of Headache.
Il dian Vets0etable Specific,
$cure oSysdsral Complaints.
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NOTICE..

Wilmington, Jan. 81, 1909.
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Lees Laxitiye Pills.

Each and every Medicine above enumera-
ted have got their directions delcribing their
mode of uie in the mott perfect manner.
October Is.
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Was Found,
In the Delaware Bay,

About Two miles below the mouth Of Cohansey
Creek near Duuston's Bar, an ANCHOR of
about three hundred weight with twelve fathoms
cable, and about five fathoms of buoy rope.
The owner is desired to come forward aud prove
his property. ANTHONY CARISTlE-
Wilmington, April 8, 1902 st.
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oo01S aHlohP when are,
Blue, black, brown, drab. Marseiles cuttings
olbeau, bottle green, fustiaas and Jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
superine cloths Sinshaw and Mantau
Carssimeres silks
Bennets patent cord Silk & york tan gloves
Coatings and hannes Bandanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchiefs
Velvcts and constitution Cammel's hair shawls
f. cords CheckereG and striped
Bevereens linens
70 and A Irish linens Danask shawls
blue yellow nankeens Russia &dowlss linens
Wide and narrow cotton Rattnets &bo,hbgzets
casslmeres RedSr green booking
Chntzes and callicoes baze
Cambrick and common Brown hollands
dlmities SuspendTs
ralimancoes I'm ,rel'as & parasols
Durant aad jones' spin Black satias and tio-
nipg~ rentines
Cos!op AID ,worstedho Scissors & pep-knivea
sssiery y Silk hose
'Calored. chYnbray ,car2- GINS plated buttons
brick, jackanet, null OIelo,hs
null, India, British. rMpas
booR,gurrah, ba(ta, & Nogocco & kid shoes,
leno Mpslins Sst~&c.
NIB. Country Store Keepers supplied on.the
lowest terms for cash or The usual credit.
James Gardner.
Wilmington, March Is, 1907. f
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James Gardner.

- ESPECTTULL Y informs his frlenda
AGand the public that he has removed
his store 10 the east side OF aIarkel.streej,
one door above Spackman & a~Hbbs. (nea,I :
y opposite the post-ofiice) where he has
opened large assortment Of elegant Dry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18

10y virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by
James II. Gordon decd and Maria his wife,
70 ,he subscriber, ON the first day of November,
1908, and recorded in the Hastings court of
Richmond the 18th December 1903, for the pur
pose OF securing to Robert Johnson the punctu-
al payment of debt, particularly described in
said deed of trust
VIII be sold on the premises to the highest bid
der on Monday, the Oath July, (i fair, if not the
next fair day,) LOTgf GROUND, tenominated
.oy number seventy, containing half Acre, ly-
ing and being in part of the CITY of Richmond.
somHoniy known and designated by Duval's plan
Oh lots, on which is brick tenement the sale
VIII take place at five o'clock in the evening, I'M
Ger the provisions of the act of last assembly of
virginia, entitled " an act concerning executions
and tor other purposes"
July Ii. ,Js
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N1RGINIA.---Ata Superior court of Chance
holden at he Capitol in Richmond, June

" ny holden at he Capitol in Richmond, June
Goth 1909. 80
George Fisher, Elizabeth Fisher, Jane Fisher,
Boiling Fisher, and Elizabeth Fisher, executrix
of Daniel Fisher decd Plt,ts against John Fish
er and Edward Fisher executors of Daniel Fish
er, William Stark, James Dennison, Archibald
Oracle, Mary Fisher, David Robertson and Rich
ard Smith.
This cause was this day partly heard on the
bill, sundry exhibits, and the report of Commits.
sioner Wilder, pursuant to the order of the 25th
day of February last, with exceptions thereun-
Go by the plaintiffs, but none on the part of the
defendants. On consideration whereof the court
confirming much OF the said report as states an
account OF the legacy due to Elizabeth Fisher,
and of the Annuity to Jane Fisher two of the
plaintiffs, doth adjudge, order decree, that the
defendant John Fisher pay to Elizabeth Fisher,
daughter to Daniel Fisher, the elder, deceased,
two thousand and thirty three pounds twelve
shillings and six peace with interest at the rate
OF five per centum per annum, on one thousand
two hundred and thirty two pounds ten shillings,
from the first day of January one thousand eight
hundred and nule until payment and to the said
Jane Fisher, another plaintiff, one hundred and
ninety pounds with like interest on one hundred
and nifty pounds from the same time, unless the
SAID John Fisher, before the 10Th day of the
term next after he shall have been served with
a copy OF this decree shew, cause to the contra
ry, and as to the residue OF the said report the
%
der, with these instructions, to state specially
the amount of the real and personal estate OF the
testator, including that which hath reverted by
the death OF the defendant Mary, and how the
same hath been disposed Ell, to state likewIse the
amount OF each debt due to, and from the said
estate; andI with respect to Mr.. Randolph's debt,
10 state the original amount, how it was sectr
cd, what parthath been paid, how much remains
due, and whether the security hath been changed
and by whom; to state the advances made to
the children of the Testator, 10y him in his life
time after they were of age and those WHICH
have been made since his death, and after max
ing the seYeral statements Aforesaid, To present
the same in one general account, showing the ba-
lance due to and by each legatee, and report the
same to the court with any special matters deem
ed pertinent by himself, or required by the par
Tics 10 be specially stated. And to enable the
Commissioners to perform this order, he is atltho.
Tised to examine any of the parties in solemn
form, tor which purpose they are ordered to at
TEND the commissioners when by him required
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Tune IS.

III AViNG executed d eed OF trust to Beian-
Ia min Oliver, jr. William Cunningham, and
Samuel Richardson, conveying certain property
therein mentioned, to them, for the purpose OF
making sale thereof, in order to discharge all
debts for which am bound FOR my father, and my
own debts.-lt is therefore my wish ,lat all such
creditors may as soon as possible, make their re.
spe.tive claims known to the above named gen.
tlemen, that they may know how tar to carry
the sales, which will take place the 1st of August
next JOHN NJ. SYME.
June 9.
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nj OTlCE--The subscriber having rented
- the Amherst Sulphur Springs for the pre-
sent year, takes this method to inform the pub.
JIG that there have been considerable ;mnrovc.
ments made there since the last season for the
reception OF company, and flatters himself that
ne viii have If i'll his power to accommodate
those persons who may think proper to visit the
springs IN better manner than they have been
heretofore at that place
CHARLES l. BARRETT.
July. 3,y
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NTANNsfIELD FOR sALE-71e gDb.,,i.

MANNSFIELD FOR SALE-7He Snbseyi-
AVA 6r's efey the elegant and highG i'm
Proved estate called Mansfeid for ssie-Is is stu.
tcd T'''hm less than t7Vo miiesJyom the ToaOn of
fredeJicks6wg-1he quantity ofLand b-ooosed 10
be disposed Of IS about 1900 acres Tile mansion.
hease and oat-honses equal TO any in The state
d considerable credit 7ih he aio7se for the pyeat.
"Pqn 81 the purchase money IHe ircunp6Sances
Q. mis properly will b. discharged out fthe byo-
Ceefs eftLe Sales, as to leave 10 tie blychaseys
az ""GfGpWea IHTe MANN PAGE,
BENJ. BOTTS.
lr-ac-ictsbwg, 'T4ly 4. In.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
80. EOR SILL

PURSUANT toa deed of trust executed to
US, by John NJ. Syme, ofthe County of Han
over for the purpose of satisfying all debts for
which he is bound iorlii fathers hi. own debts
we snail, or Tuesday, the first day of Angus,
next IT tair, IT not, the next fair day, upon the.
premises, proceed to sell, four hundred and sixty
three acres; (by y late survey of prime and va
iuableiland, adloinng the Town OF New Castle.
upon Pamunky River, and the ferry across that
river. Also, ELEVEN NEGROES, consistinp
OF MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS. ali
the stock or HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS.
SHEEP, and impieinemts OF Husbanclry, &c. con-
veyed by the SAID Instrument. Such title as we
mold as trustees Will Dc made the purchaser or
'purchasers,' and possession ct The land given at
Christmas with tho privilege of seeding wheat
thS fail Ahe terms of sale will be one thir,
cash, one third al SIX months, and the balance in
- months, truin The day OF sale Interest will
be expected upon tie distant payments Bonds
with approved security viii be required of the
purchasers OF ,he personal property, and Bonds
with deeds ct trust upon the land and ferry of
Tue respective purchasers. The land &C. will be
stewn by Mir WIN. CUNNINGHAM, living
IN New Castle, or either OF the Mr.. SYMES, 10
amy perScn wishing to view the premises Gre.
uito'S VIII De allowed to purchase, and their
claims discounted
According to MIR John M Syme's notification
above, We on either of us, Will receive the amount
OF any claim, and it is our wish that they be made
Saown prior to tho day of sale.
There are some previous liens upon this pro-
perry, or some OF 1t, to Secure certain debts,
which will be first paid, according to their seve.
raj dates. Proposals Tor any part of the above
property will be received by either of the trustees
DrlOr TO the sale