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DOMESTIC.

AT meeting ofthe citizens of Accomack county.
Virginia, on the first day of MAY, for the p,,r
pose of expressing their sentiments relative to
the late negotiation between our government
and the British minister Mr.. Erskine I,ldre
Evans was called to the chair, and the follow
ing resolution unanimously adopted (It was
forwarded to the President of the IT, States. by
their chairman, and to which he made the sub
joined reply }
ReSoived, That we highly approve the conduct
OF the President of the United States, in meet
ing, in the spirit OF conciation the proposals of
Great Britain lately made through her minister,
at Washington, to our government and in AMIGA
bly, adjusting some of the main points of those
differences, which have too long unhappily inter
rupted harmony and intercourse whicA had
been mutually beneficial to both nations Repar
ding war as among the calamities most to be de.
precated by the United States, we cannot but
view, with emotions of pleasure, the prospect at.
f0rded by the communications between the Brj.
tlsh minister and our Secretary of State, Of a
speedy termination by treaty of the differences o.
all the points of the relations between the two
countries. Aud wb'" We confidently hope that
IN the negotiations pa sed 10 be carried ON with
9. Britain, our government will not comprom,t
the honor or interests of our country, we anxious,
ly hope, that the friendly dispositions eyinced by
Great Britain towards us, will be met bv a cor.
respondent temper on our part, and that a resto.
ration OF friendship and commercial intercourse
fodnded upon such mutual concessions and
reciprocal advantages, as will insure its duration
will be the happy result. In such al event, we
now make solemn pledge to support and de.
fend as well the administration, as our govern.
ment against all who may be disposed to disturb
its tranquility.
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Scraps from Londoa Papeys.

LoNDoT, June 28.
Mr. Daniel Lambert, whose immense bulk
attracted great number Of visitors, when ne
short time since exhibited himself in London,
died on Wednesday morning at Stamford. He
arrived there on the preceding day, aad sent for
printer in the evening to give instructions for
printing some bills, announcing his intention OF
exhibiting himself; but this intention was frus
trated by his sudden death early on Wednesday
morning. lie was in his 4D,h year. RE weigh
ed So stone II lbs. at II 10. to Ike stone or 139
lbs being 10 stone lib heavier dian afr. Bright
of Essex. His coihn is 8 feet inches lone. !
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ngton Morton. who sailed in her from Ports
mouth, with dispatches from the American
Government, for that of France. Landed
there OH the 21st ut. but it was with great
difficulty that he obtained permission to go
on shore.
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ANDALUSIA. Ssv11tr

ANDALUSIA. SEVILLE, June 90, 1909.
An intercepted letter from AN officer Of
the French army in Germany, says. "Our
Eagles having dipped their wings in the Da
nube are unable to- fly fast--Our loss has
been great, and it will be some time before
we recover from it,
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syaet Of a Letter 10 tie Editor. dntea

HALIFAX, August z.
Yesterday arrived the figate Jamaica, in %
days from Portsmouth,, England, and has furnish
ed us with London dates To July S. These pa.
pers though several days later than before recei
we'd, contain no information of Importance. There
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MURCIA.
ARRAGON. BELcH1rE, June IS, 1909.

General Orders. II. Q. Belchite,s June IL.
The French army commanded by Bona
Farte in person, has been beaten the 22d
May. AT the same time that Gen. Suchet
was SO shamefuily beaten at Aiorniz by the
brave troops OF Arragon and Valencia the
Austrlans our allies, overthrow the French on
the banks of the Danube. The battle of
EksSing will be considered as one of the most
memorable Of the present age.
BLAKE.
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BosToN, August II.
LATEST FROM ENC.I.ANiN

This moment arrived the schooner Fair Ira
der, capt. Shackleford, days from Halifax BY
her, we have received papers and letters of that
place To the 9Th inst
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BosroN, August 16.

On more careful Perusal of the Spanish Jun
] IA papers brought by the ship Golden Age, from
| Cadz, which place she left lst July, we find, in
contradiction TO part of the verbal reports by said
ship, PUBLISHED in several papers, that the
. Spanish army had advanced to within 10
| leagues of Madrid" The latest paper, Hume
18th, mcutions that the van guard ofthe French
General Sebastiani's army was posted 1T Valde
pernas, III La Mancha--a place famous for the
| best red wine in Spain.
The provinces of Spain in possession OF the
French armies, at the last date, were Bfsray,
Navarro, dragon, Catalonia, Old Castillo, Ne4v
Castillo, 1siuria, part of Galicia, Leon, part of
trtremcdura-lo. The remainder of the pro.
vinces ofSpan, at the last date, in possess ion of
the forces OF the .funfa Of .Seciiie, were-Vale,-
GA, 1HWcia, G,ehala and .indaiusin-4 The
report of Cuesta's army being about 70 600 is
about as correct as Shat thousands OF Young poiuu-
teevs from the CanarieS We're in daily drill in Ca
di1,' unless it is meant to include in Cucsta's ar.
my, the whole Portuguese and English forces.
So much Tor verbal reports.
TRANSACTIONS from ShaniSh fiafiers received
az me Office Cfthe Boston Gazette +; and
from French tiles received at the .ltheue-
I'M.
CATALONIA. LERiDA, June 9, 1909.
Letters from Saragossa, dated oath ult.
state that the unhappy inhabitants of that CT
~ mad oehcld with satisfaction the disorder
and hurry of the enemy, who since the 18th
had exhibited the marks of confusion and
retreat-On the DIST. so Wagons passed
from Alcaniz, and Cinca, loaded with their
badly wounded, many of whom died on the
road; and to make room for the residue,
many OF the sick in the hospital in Saragos-
sa had been sent off towards Navarro.
They also write, that many of the unhors-
ed curassiers had arrived there without their
steel shoulder and breast plates that those
who escaped the effects of the battle of Alca
niZ were not SD proud and naughty as they
had been accustomed to be !; which indicated
that in the battle Gen Blake had dealt them
hard blows. They lost 1000 Of their best
troops in that affair, and retired in haste to
oamper, from whence they continued to APP
preach Saragossa.
MURClA. MuRcIA, June 4, 1909
We have correct information that our be-
loved Sovereign Don Ferdinand VII 81 his au.
gust brother Carlos, are permitted to take the
air III the vicinity Of the palace of Valcncy !;
and are not refused the perusal of the French
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BLAKE.

In 3rrGgon, o6out II american miles S.
If Sarrag0sSa.
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4 .tesp forcisa rxtyacss .fons our Eai;fax PAPER

FNAVuE, June TO
According 10 official intelligence just received
from the head quarters of the Ge,eralissino
Archduke Charles, which still continue in Ora
lin Neuhdd, no action had taken phase between,
the two grand armies; bu, his imperial highness
expected Il battle would ne fought the following,
morning, the 18th, and had taken the necessary
measures for that purpose.
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VIRGINIA. /:


1T a superior conrf of Chancery holden az
ne coyhftol in The Cry of Richmond, the
2Ist June, 1909.
John Willis, executor Of Francis Willis. Pr.
against
Philip G PendleJon, and David Hunter. execu-
TOTS OF Philip Pendleton, deceased, Hannah
Drew, widow, and who was named cxecutrix Of
: ne said William Drew, and Dolphin Drew.
William Dew, Whiting Dire and Washinetors
Drew, heirs of BENJAMIN Drew, deceased. WHO
was heir at law and devisee of the said William
Drew deceased, Dae..-
II E subpoena scirefaeias, awarded in ,his
cause no, being returned executed on the defen-
dants Wiring Drew and Washington Drew 2,
u appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court thar
they are not inhabi ants this country on mo-
tion Of the plaintiff by counsel, j, is ordered, tina,
toe said defendants do appear here on the frs,
day OF the next tenn. and shew cause, if any the
can, against the revival thereby soughts-and ,bar
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN so,e.
newspaper published in the city of Richmond
Tor two months successfully and posted a, ,h<,
front door of the Capitol in the said city.
"a copy, Tes,e,)
Tinsley, @. G.
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SAMUEL SHIELD, Jun. c. =. q.
Virginia !:

At Superior Court of Chancery hol-
den at the Capitol in thecisy of Rich
mond, the 10th day of June, 1909.
Samuel Duval, Ptf ,
AGAINST
John Fowler, junior, Henry Banks, and }
David Ross and Company, Defts.
He defendant John Fowler not having
entered his appearance and given sc.
-curity according to the act of assembly.
ana the rules OF this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court. thar he
is not an inha5itant ofthis couatry, on mo-
ton OF the plaintiff by counsel, IL is order-
ca, That the said defendants do appear p.
mere on the hrst day of the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the CITY of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol in tbs
said city.
A Copy--Teste,
wst PETER TlNSLEY. a. o.
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wst Ros POLLARD, C. c.

York County Csurf, June quarterly sessioa.
1909.
Sarah Cary, PhE \
against IN
Thomas Reeves. aud Thomas Chan.
C,iffir, Executors. &c. of ceyy.
VIM, Cary dec. d. fits.
THE defendant Thomas Reeves NOT
= having entered his appearance and
given security according to the aet OF as
sembly and the rules of This court, aud
II appearing to the satisfaction oftbe cour,.
that th- said def. is not an inhabitant Of
this country, on the motion of The Pitt. bv
her counsel, it is ordered, tha, the said de-
fcndant do appear here on the third Mon.
day in September next aud answer the bill
ofthe Pltf. and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Argus
printed in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted at the
front door of the courthouse ofthis couD.
y. And it is further ordered, that the
other defendant Thomas G.ii4iu, Executor
CT William Cary, deceased, be restrained
from paying away or disposing of any
de5s or effects due TO, or in his bands as
executor aforesaid belonging to the said
Thomas Reeves until the further order of
this court.
Copy
Attesr,
SAMUEL SHIELD. Jun. cv
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JENNlNGs'S GAP, June gath. 1909.
Robert Mcdowell,

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the public
An that he has Removed his family from
Staunton to the Red. House in Jennings
Gap, on the Klaia Road to the different
mineral Springs in Bath, Monroe Sc Green
brier, where he keeps HOUSE of EN-
fERTAlNMENT, at the Sign of the
SPREAD EAGLE, twelve miles from
aunlon and 80 miles frem Harrison.
burg. His house is large and airy, well
furnished with good beds, liquors Of the
best, COED stabling to hold upwards OF
thirty horses, with plenty of hay and
grain and pasiarage. Also some Mine
ral Springs very convenient to the house,
and as he intends paying particular attenli-
on TO the house himself; he hopes 10 give
general satisfaction 10 those who favour
him with their custom.
ON.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

\ N virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date
il on the oath of O@ober, 1907, executed
by William Davidson, late of the city oil
Richmond. now deceased, and Mary his
wife, 10 secure the payment Of deb,
therein mentioned, due 70 the president,
directors, & Co. of the Bank of Virginia
on Saturday the 22d day of this present
month, in the street opposite the premi.
ses, will be offered for sale, to the highest
bidder, Comfortably 10 the provisions in re.
laiion 10 sales under deeds oftrust, menti-
oned and contained in the act of the &c.
neral Assembly, passed on the 3lst Janu.
airy, 1909, entituled San act CONCERNING
executions and for other purposes, >
,he following property, to wit A
PART of Two LOIS of LAND, No. 1,
and No. Is, in The said city, beginning at
the northwest corner of the lot nuynbeI ed
10, thence along the line of the main
street, CT feet. 10 the house Chen or now)
occupied by Christian Sybsl, thence in a
line with the said house, 49, IL feet pa,
ralIel with lhe house known by Betty's
house, thence along the line ofiihe said
house TO the cross street leading between
Bryson's and Younghusband's lots, 81 feet,
thence along the said cross street 1874 9
feet to the beginning. The above parts
ct lots are improved by several valuable
framed houses, which are rented adyan a.
geou5ly. The sale will commence at four
O'Clock in the evening.
GEO. VIM. SMITH.
July 10th. 1909. ids
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20 Dollars Reward,

rs offered for experimenting ANDREW, ne
gro slave, who about the beginning Of this
mouth RUN AWAY from the subscriber resi-,
cling IN the neishborhood of Amelia Court
House. Andrew is about thirty years old
an Intelligent. active, small man, a good house
and stable servant, drives Carriage well, mn
ders,ands little of Shoemaking. aud readily
performs any kind Of plantation lab,r. Some
years ago he was in tho service of MIR Turner
ar the Bell Tavern in Richmond. where be
lieve he generally acted as hosiier, and after.
wards 'ilI last Christmas. was employed by Mr.
Henry l.. biscoe of Manchester, in his tobacco
stemmery. He has wife living at the Man.
chester coal yard free mulatto woman named
Snkey Hollinger, by whom have ,cason to b
iIeve ne is s<cretsd Twill pay the above re
ward TO any person who will deliver to me ,ts
above men toned slave, or Secure him in jain SC
that get him again.
James Henderson.
Goth June, 1869. tf
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N o r C E.

A LII those that have .clairss against the
~ estate Of Waddy Turner, decd. wiz
please bring them forward, authenticated
agreeable to law, for adjustment.
Those who are indebted to the said es-
tate are requested to come forward, as soon
as possible, and make payment, as the ST
tuation of the estate will not allow Of any
further indulgence.
A. TURNER, Admir-.
June Sth, 1909. 3w.
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HAVING executed a deed of trust to
IL Benjamin Oliver, jr. William Cum
bingham, aud Samuel Richardson, convey
ing certain property therein mentioned, to
them, for the purpose ofmaking sale there
1T, in order to discharge all debts for which
l am bound for my father, and my own
debts,-ltis therefore my wish that all such
creditors may as soon rs possible, make
their respective claims known to the above
named gentlemen, that they may know how
far to carry the sales, which will take place
the LIST of August next.
JOHN M. SYME..
eth June, 1909. tbs
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AT Quarterly Court continued and
held for King and Queen County,
at the Courthouse, on Tuesday.
the 9th of May, 1909.
James Bray & Aggy his wife. Who'll
was Aggy Stevens, and Mary
Shepherd, who was Mary Sic
vens, Pitts.
Sam Stevens, Tom Stevens, and SChan.
John Stevens, Reuben Marshall | eerr.
and Nancy his wife. who was
Nancy Stevens, Jesse Perkins
and Maria his wife, who was
Maria Stevens, Dehs.
0NHE defendants not having entered
Il their appearance and given secu. tr
according TO the act of Assembly and The.
rules of this court, and il appearing 20 the
satisfaction of the court that they are M,
Inhabitants of this commonwealth. Il Ia
dered, that the said defendants DO an.
pear here on the 6rst day of August c,vr,
next and answer the bill of the plaiu,ifts .
and that copy ofihis order be forthwith
published in some public news parer print.
ed in the city of Richmond, for TWO men bs
successfully, and that another copy be pos.
ted al the front door of this cour,honsr.
A Copy -Tesie,
wst ROT POLLARD, G. c.
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COMMITTED TO the Jail Of Monlgo-
~ merry county, on The 9th day OF A.
pal, negro man who calls himself MO
SEES; says he is about twenty two years
otage; he IS near six fee, high, stout built.
and says he IS the properly OF Richard
Terrell. The owner is requested to come
forward, pay all charges and take him a.
way, otherwise be will be dealt with as the
law requires.
II. GIBSON, Tailor.
Jure 2etb, 1909. Ism }
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VIRGINIA /.

At superior court of chancery holden ar
the capitol 10 the city of Richmond On.
first day Of June, 1909.
Horatio Vim, pta;.ag
AGAINST
FRANCES Pettypool, executor Of WilIia,n Per.
typool, deceased, and Miles Jordan
defendants.
THE defendant Frances Pe,typool NO, hs-
wing entered her appearance and y;vsn
security according to the act of assemble
ana the rules of this court, and il appeal
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that she
IS not An inhabitant Of this country. ON mo
ton OF the plaintiff by counsel. IL IL orSer
rd' That the said defendant do appear here
on the first day Of the next term, and an-
swer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the civ NJ
Richmond, Tor two months successiveIy, and
posted at the front door of the capitol h.
the said city.
A Copy-Teste,
PETER TINSI.RY o.
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IN COUNCIL,

January 20, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Exc
cutive for manufacturing three hundred
and ninety Rifles during the present year, be-
ing the number directed by law to be provided
Extract from the minutes.
DAM. L. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
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Fluvanna County,

May Quarterly Session, 1909
Joseph Parrish, Pln.
AGAINST
Littleberry Priddy, John Priddy, Will
liam Priddy, Charles Hunler and Ju. 9
dIlh his wife, formerly Judith Pfd. 3
dy, and Pleasant Bybee and MiIIeyi :
his wife, formerly MiIIey Priddy, !
Defs.
THE defendants John Pri@dy and vii
Il liam Priddy, not having entered their
appearance and given security accol ding
90 the act Of assembly and the rules of This
court, and II appearing to the satisfaction
.of The court, that the said defendants are
not inhabitants of this country, on the mo.
ton OF the plaintiff by his counsel, IL s
ordered, that the said defendants, John
Pnddy and William Priddy, do appear
here on or before the FIRST day Of August
Quarterly term next and answer the plain.
tifPs bill and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in one oftbe Richmond
newspapers, and continued tor two months
successfully, and another copy posted at
the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county.
A Copy--Teste,
IOuG SrIMnHDT AKR =.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, JApAN'D
WARE s. SADDLERY.

Hand, Cut, Pit and
MIL Saw Files
liz round and Eat
Smiths Files
Smiths & shoe Rasp
Shoe Hammers, Pin
GERS, Knives, Rasps
Tacks & Anvil Blades
Butchers Knives and
Steels
Table and Desert
Knives and Forks
Carvers' and Table
S cells
Barlow, Pocket and
Pen Knives
Sportsman and Pru-
ners' Knives
Taylors' and Sheep
Shears
Large andsman scis-
sors
Razors & do. cases
Shaving Boxes with
Brushes
Pewter and Tutania
Table and Tea
Spoons
III. l.. and Butt Hin.
ges
Cork Screws & Steel
Snugers
Common Port pad &
| Double Bolted Pad
Locks, chest door
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N O T i c E.

THE Cells appropriated for Male Patients in
the Lnna,ic Hospital in the city of Williams
burg being now filled, none others can be receiv
ed until further notice,
There is room for Females.
BY order of the Court of Directors
WILL. RUSSELL c.
Jane 24th, 1909. umI
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of the last will and testament Of
Pleasant Younghusband, dec.
WILL BE SOLD,
TIC the highest bidder, on Tuesday the
18Th of June next, at the courthouse OF
Botetourt county, being court day,
One Tract of Land,
Containing 254 acres, more or less, it be.
ing The same tract of land decided TO Plea.
SAINT Younghusband by Thomas M'George
and Judith his wife, as by inden,ure bear.
ing date the I'd day of July, 1900, on the
following terms, 10 wit: one third cash,
one third in Twelve months, and the re-
manning third In two years. Bonds with
security, to carry interest from the date
If no, paid in three months after they ber
come due, and deed Of trust on the land
TO secure the two last payments, will be
required.
ELIZA T. YOUNGHUSBAND,
Administrative.
SAMUEL P. PARSONS, Admir-.
With the will annexed.
ID roo. 18th, 1909. tbs
N. .. The above sale is postponed to b.
etourt August Court.
E. +. YOUNGHUSBAND, .ddm's.
S. r.. PARSONS, Admir-.
5th mo. 9th, 1902.
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Chamber & stock do
Cupboard, Chest,
Prospect book case
and Desk Locks
Wood Screws and
screw Drivers
Fee compasses, Iron
Back.
Hand, cast steel szws
Coopers' and Carpen-
ters' ADDE'S
Drawing and Cutting
Knives
Smiths Anviis & vi.
ces
Hair Brooms, Clamp
Brushes, White
Wash, counter and
Shoe do.
Japanned Walters as
sorted, elegant pat.
terms
Mkt & Gilt Pins
w G.. Needles of the
most approved
stamp
Spades, ShovcIs and
Frying Pans
Steel in Faggots
Cork screws * Steel
Snu fers
Commmon BASKET,
Worstead & stram~
ing Webb.
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Valuable Property

FOR SALE.
PURSUANT TO deed of ;rust executed
L to us, by John NJ. Syme, of the county
of Hanover, for the purpose of satisfying all
debts for which he is bound for his father,
and his own debts we shall, on Tuesday
the FIRST day of August next, if fair, il not,
the next fair day, upon the premises, pro-
coed to sell, four hundred and sixty-three
acres, lby late survey of prime and va.
liable Land, adjoining the town of New
Castle, upon Pamunky River, and the ferry
across that river. Also, ELEVEN NE.
fGROES, consisting of men, women, boys
and girls, all the stock of Horses, Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep, and implements of Husband
ry, &c. conveyed by the said instrument.
Such title as We hold as trustees will BIO made
the purchaser or purchasers, and possessi-
on of the land given at Christmas, with the
privilege Of seeding wheat this fall. The
terms of sale will be one third cash, one
third in six months, and the balance in
u months, from the day of sale. Interest
will be expected upon the distant payments.
Bonds with approved security will be re-
tquired of the purchasers of the personal
property, and bonds with deeds of trust
upon the land and terry of the respective
purchasers. The land, SIC. will be shewn
by Mr.. VIM CUNNINGHAM, living in New
N"ste, VI citner oi tpe or, ofMhS, to "a
| ny person wishing to view the premises -
Creditors will be allowed to purchase, and
their Claims discounted.
According to Mr.. John NJ. Syme's mott
fcation above, We or either of us, will re-
| ceiye the amount Of any claim, and it is our
wish thatthey be made known prior to the
day OF sale.
There are some previous liens upon this
property, or some of it, to secure certain
debSs, which viii be first paid, according
10 their several dates. Proposals for any
part OF the above property will be received
BY either Of the trustees prior 10 the sale.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, ir.
WIN CUNNINGHAM.
SAML. RICHARDSON
New Castle, June 4ilI, 1909. ids