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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03

MO1ICE.-Allp persons having claims a
4 ganst the estate OF Captain Benjamin Johnson
decd OF Henlico, Will do well to present them fol
payment, rs wish to close my adj M of said estate
And those indebted, are earnestly requested 10 make.
payment, rs further Indulgence ca,rmot be siyer
\ AZ. PERKINS, .2d'nuy. of
BENZ. JOHNSON, decd
Goccl,land, Dee. g. w4wn
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Dec. 8.

SE.-Thc partnership of Ro6tfns
- q Henderson is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Those who indebted to the firm
are requested to make payment to John Henderson,
without delay. who is dy authorised to receive and
dscharSe the same--and those who have claims a..
saist the finn viii produce their accounts to him for
paYmrnt. n :
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JASPER ROBBINS,
JOHN HENDERSON.

THE GROCERY BUSINESS. formerly
under the firm of Robbins s Henderson, viii.
in future, be conducted by John Henderson, in the
same store, where his friends and the public general
y viii be supplied on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec. 8. 1awew
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03

II intend t. leave this place, in eight or ten
DAYS, for sic St,te Of Georgia.-Ail per.
sons having clai'pa against me- (f ANY such there are)
will coll before that tnne, AM, receive l,syment M
ri1g my absence }ir William Marshall or CAPTAINS
William ID. Wren will attend to my business.
JOHN +. PRICE.
Richmond, Dec 8. s.
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DEPARTED this Iife,-on Saturday, the 10th Nov.
Mrs Sarah Cary OF YOrk-TOwn, in the siNtJ sc.
venth year OF her age.
In tids ancient and rsvered lady, we're combined
all those attributes which emiucnly entitled her 20
the love aud esteem OF all who knew her--FOr sua-
sty OF manners, gcntccl department., correct ar
rangemcnt Of her household aud domestic affairs,
united with passionate friendship for her few rela-
lives, Size cquaed by but few--and for charity,
recutude, benevoence, strict integrity aud undevia-
ting punctuaiity IN all aer Transactions, she was
passed by none.
DrED, at HAVANA, on the 18th Nov. Mr..
FLEMING AsBorT, late ono Of The Clerks
IN the tI>tJ 81 use %, elis pert. This g. Il
young man Wa5 huIriediuto eterI. = by "a feS
I'll fever, IN four days after its hrst symp-
toms appeared upon him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03

IN Richmond Hastings Court, No, 1871 !:
v Ordrred, That notice be given bv aTyer-
tiscmeht, in some uewspa err published in the div.
that the several creditors Of David Davis, deed bring
IN ard establish their claims at before February
court next.
CoRy.
III. C. HOWARD, CLf.
DEC o. w4w
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gpUMFORD NCADEMY.-The school at.

gbUMFORD NCADEAlY.-Thesc hoo, at.
10 the Rumford Academy VIII be cont;n;,-
ed the ens'p year, to begin on the 5th OF Januar
and end On tic 18th OF December following, under.
the direction of t!c subscriber and Mr. john d. G.
Nelson. they viii instruct youth IN Spelling, Res
ding, Writiae, Arithmetic, the Ereiish Grammar
Biography, With the OF The Goi,cs, anil tlc -
tin aad Gfcr', Languages.
dndng hs bed apd candc) will be g 100, to lie paid
quartcr'y IN sdvsucc.
yT Books u be furnished 1t The Richmond mi
ca The boarieis win lodge in thc same house
with tie subs riler.
RICHARD HILL.
Iag William, IRE 3, &swp
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGL11.a

Yesterday, was the day fixed BY Law,
for the meeting OF the Legislature of Virgi-
MIA.
in the course Of the day $50 members were
worn in. .JomrS Par6our, Esq. of Orange
was reelected speaker without opposition
EtlHam 61unJord, Esq. Of this Cry was re-
elected Clerk. There was considerable
canvass for a SERGEANT at Arms card-
dates were named & after ballots, John
Pruuty, Esq. Of Harrison county was dc
'claree duly elected. The Door-Ecvpcrs Of
the last session were reelected without op-
pcsitiCn--Aiter which thc House adjourned
till 2 O'Clock this day
In the Senate, Robert Taylor, Esq. was
reelected Speaker, Thcodosius Hansford,
Esq. Clerk, and Major Dcnholm, SERGEANT
at Arms.
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ETOR SAAE----at Cumberland Court
a honsc, or Monday, the go of December,
ten or twelve likely SL8GES, (women and chill
drcn,) partly os ca,', and rartiy, on credit Of one
yesr. JosiN StlLLER
3t< s. w9~J
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~ The official account and further par.
ticuiars of the Wabash Battle--in the pre-
ecding columns.
~ Our next paper on Thursday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03

THURSDAY, Nov. 28.
Mr.. I'm. Pautdiag, jr. Of n. Y. IL Mr.
Chs. Goldsboroagh, this day appeared, and
after the oath was administered to them
took their seats.
The annual report ofthe Secretary Of the
Treasury, respecting the regulation of the
currency of foreign coins, was laid before the
House by the Speaker, and ordered to lie on
the table.
Dlr. Bacon moved the following resolutions
which were agreed to:
Rcs0LUed, That the Committee of WAYS
and Means be instructed to enquire into the
espediency of continuing in force for fur
thcr time, an act, entitled, " An act continu-
ing for limited time the salaft8s of the Off
GERS OF government therein Mentioned" and
have leave to report by bill or otherwise.
KcSo(0ed, That the Committee of WAYS &
Means be instructed to enquire into the ex-
pediency OF Continuing i'll iorce Tor a further
time the 1st section of an act, entitled An
act further to protect the commerce and sea-
men of the u. ,. against the Barbary pow
ers - and that they have leave to report by
bill or otherwise.
mr.. IRorroso made a report Of the commit
tee appointed on the 18th, q" to enquire into
the expcdiency of laying out ard making the
roads contemplated by the treaty of Browns
ton" which was read and committed 70 a
committee of the whole 0oGse.
Mr.. JfnningS moved the following resolu-
aion, which Was agreed to:
Rcs5f0ed, That 3 committee be instruc-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20

Owing to the loss Of Frederick and part of
Dorchester, by the federalists, the Senate of
MARYLAND is democratic by t1ro votes. Yet
we believe if fair and honorable means had
been used by the democratic party, that Ma
ryland would have terminated her election in
favour of the Federal epublicans-Although
the Senatorial election was of more impor-
lance to be gained by the federalists, yet we
would advise them to use more vigilence at
their October election for Delegates, in de-
tecting the vile creatures who use bribery as
a means of corruption.
Bank Robbery.-Mr. BENJAMIN GRAY of
Charleston, was strongly suspected of being
concerned in the robbery of the u S. Bank
at Charleston-A warrant was procured on
Saturday morning the 3lst ult. and he was
arrested, and underwent a long examination,
yet nothing appeared sufficiently strong to
have convicted him of the act he was, how
ever, committed to prison to undergo fur
Their examination. In the course of the even
ing, Negro fellow belonging to MIR. GRAY,
was suspected to have aided his master in the
removing the specie, was arrested and on be-
| ing informed that his master was committed
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
DargespiCGe Satfofy.

THE subscribers Pulling Mill, near
/ Buckles Town, is now in order for
business. He has employed two steady
journeymen, who have served an appren-
ticeship to the business, to assist him.
Those who favour him with their custom
may depend on having their cloth well dyed
and neatly dressed, and done without de-
lay, as it is his determination to keep hands
sufficient for that purpose.
Cloth will be received aud returned at the
following places, where he will send every
two weeks, viz. at Mr.. L. Prices store,
Martinsburgh, Mr.. ]. Humphreys store,
Charles. Town, Mr. Worthington's store,
Shepherds Town, and Mr.. Abraham Bells
store, Gerrard's- Town. Particular direc-
tons must be left with the cloth how il is
to be dressed.
Carding will be continued at his mill I'm.
til the first of Novembrr next.
a. IONA. WICKERSHAM.
Sept. 90, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
aueGe Getiee.

THE subscriber being DESTROYS Of final-
Il ly settling with the Court in short
time his accounts as executor of Isaac Chap.
line, decd takes this method of giving ge-
neral notice to the creditors of the estate of
the said Chapline. to exhibit their claims
duly authenticated for settlement and those
who are indebted to said estate are earnest-
lv requested to discharge their respective
debts, as it is out of the power of the subs
scriber to give much logger indulgence.
ISAAC CHAPLINE, Ex'r
IF l. C.apEne, decd.
Jefferson County, near Shepherds
Town, Sept. 20, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
4ueGe 9aG+

ITO be sold at Public auction, on Tues.
i day the LIST of October next, at the
plantation of the subscriber, within four
miles of the town Of Martinsburgh, on the
road leading to Gerrerd's- Town, Cows,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as
Beds and Bedding, Tables, Chairs, one
Stove and Pipe, &c. Also Farming Uten-
sils, such as Ploughs, Harrows, and va.
riety OF things too tedious to mention. Ten
months credit will be given on all sums a.
bove two dollars, by entering into notes
with approved security.
GEORGE PAINTER.
Sept 20, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
CHARLESTON, Sept. 4.

MuRDER.-On Monday night, between
9 and 10 O'Clock, a horrid murder was
committed by some French and Italian sal
lors, on the body of Mr.. WIN. CHAMBERS,
who kept an extensive grocery store, at the
corner of Market and Arson streets. 1t
appears that on Sunday night, some of the
gang had provoked quarrel with Mr..
chambers, in which they were beat and o.
bliged to retreat that on Monday night,
in order to obtain revenge, they had en-
creased their numbers, and arming them
selves with knives and clubs, commenced
an assault upon Mr.. Chambers's house,
and general scuaie ensued, in which Mr..
&. was stabbed to the heart and instantly
expired. A man of the name of George
Smith, captain of a coaster, received a
deep wound IN his side, butit is believed
that he will recover. Four of the party
have been arrested, aud were this morning
committed to Jail by James Bentham, esq.
viz. Jean B. Mitchell, Francois Otto,
Pierce Mathereau, and Jean Lain Jean
Chocolate, supposed to be the principal ag-
gressor, has not yet been taken Times.
- The above named Jean Chocolate
was found yesterday aitsrnoon concealed
under a bed, and from his clothes being
bloody, and other suspicious circumstan.
ces, ne was committed to prison, under
the belief that he is the murderer. We
understand that these men, who have been
committed to prison, are part of the
crew of the French privateer La Vengeance,
lately arrived at Savannah who are thus
requiring our hospitality by numbering cur
Citizens.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
suecjc SAT-.

THE subscriber will sell at Aucfion on
y Saturday the 10Th of October next,
at the house in which he now resides, a
number OF Horses, among which are one
elegant full-bred mare, Cattle, Sheep, and
Hogs, number Of breeding sows with
young pigs, some articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. A credit of twelve
months will be given for all sums over two
dollars. The sale will commence early in
the day.
BENJAMIN PENDLETON.
Sept. 20, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
R. Gray's List Of Prizes
IN THE
Potomac and Shenandoah
NAVIGATION LOTTERY.

TwENTY.roURTH DAy's DRAWING.
September ION. 1911.
No, 1870, prize of 500.
Nos. 2Os8 12458 1881, prizes of $50.
Nos. STA 92i8 lO441 1929 1895
1867, prizes of $40.
Nos. 38 23lA564 1916 1881 1919 1877
1864 2169 $3.50 34O6 1886 4f4o 445f
412l $40 1886 6l55 647i 7l7f s43a
1852 1922 9os2 1884 1895 1o382 1868
1906 1858 1890 1928 1883 1902
1890 1922 1857 i7577 174s6 l7499
1870 1888 1857 1898 1919 1881
prizes of S12 * LOG prizes of $40 each.
TWENTY-FIVE DAY's DRAWING.
September 1871, 1911.
No. fO,464, prize of q, 900 dollars.
No. 14,181, prize of S 200 dollars.
No. 1866, prize of 1000 dollars-frst
drawn ticket.
No. 1902, prize Of so dollars.
Nos. 993 $3.50 1903 1852 f4osz
i5625 1896 1865. prizes of 20 dollars.
Nos. 548 424 1872 1921 17l9 174o
PASS 234i 5547 Sill 1857 1908 5772
1852 6o85 1902 775f 1929 s3o3 siao
9o55 1864 1909 lO254 1O1I7 1896 1908
134O4 1887 :3487 1873 1890 1875
1871 1896 1870 1898 1896 1923
1888 1860 19594--prizes of IL dollars
land 90 prizes OF 10 dollars.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
NETWORK, September 10.

B. the schooner Rosamond, in II days
from Laguira. we have received the follow
ing in printed handbill !;
articles c9mbyehended in The declaration Of
the Legislative Session Of the LIST July,
1911, sanctioned and approved.
Art. XIV. All strangers of whatever
nation, will be received in the province OF
Caracas.
XVI. The persons and properties OF
strangers, shall enjoy the same security as
those ofthe other citizens, provided they
acknowledge the sovereignty and indepen-
dence, and respect the Catholic religion,
the onlv one in this country.
XVIII. The strangers who reside In
the province of Caracas. being naturally.
ed, and having the necessary property shall
enjoy all the rights If citizens.
OBSERVATION.
The immense quantity Of lands in the
province OF Caracas, the abundance of
perpetual streams which fertalize them ;
The diversity of productions and their rich
ness, offer to the industrious man the great.
est advantages in agriculture. The geo.
S'aP"ieai ettuatiSh VI d Z S5l extent Oh COAST
opposite the Aptilles and other Islands,
the great consumption ofthe states of We.
nezuela, coniederated with those OF Gun.
denamarea or Santa Fe, open and faciii.
4 tate commerce the most advantageous in
4 the universe. The peaceable character OF
the inhabitants the mildness of their be-
havlour, the regard thew shew for foreign.
Aers and lastly the mldness of the climate,
J + being perpetual spring, invite persons
ITO settle in the province of Caracas, as
cullivators, artisans or merchants. The
1 government, interested in protecting all
will give lands to any personwho may wish
4 TO cultivate them ; and win secure in their
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20

prospective professions all tkose who dedi-
cate themselves to commerce, industry and
the arts; it will alone prosecute and expel
the turbulent aud the idle, who apply them
selves to disturbing the tranquility and
peace of those who live occupied. The
industrious and peaceable man viii enjoy
in Venezuela the protection oil government
and the estimation of the people.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
NORFOLK, Sept. ..

NORFOLK, Sept. 3.
To our last was reported the capture of
the Brig Dion, from this port to Cadiz,
by the British ship of war Leopard. A let
Ter had been received from the conslgnee
at Cadiz, advising that the Dion had SAFE
" arrived there, the commander OF the
Leopard having spoken a vessel direct from
England, and finding the information that
war had taken place, or was probable, to
be incorrect, released the Dion, and we
should presume, the other vessels he had
captured or detained, under that belief.
Extract Of letter from CadiS, TO nser-
chant in this place, dated fully 1s, 1911.
The Dion, Capt. Paul, arrived last
evening; she viii have to perform a few
DAYS quarantine, probably eight; she was
taken by British man of war ten days ago,
about 60 miles from Cadiz. All his men
were taken out, and a prize-master and
crew sent on bosrd he was detained by
the man of war seven days, steering to the
westward. This capture and detention
was made under an apprehension that war
was declared agains. America. Several
Americans we're 10 the same situation all
of which were released on speaking ves-
sci diisetly from England. | have inform
ed myself of the state of the markets in
Spain and Portugal, which are worse than
ours, except few inconsiderable places in
1.-The neighoorhood of French troops, in the
Eastern Provinces; as these places are not
fort, fed, the French pay them visit eve-
e. 49, ~
can find, therefore it would be too danger.
Gus to trust valuable cargo. --Tarragona
was taken by Suchet on the 9Th uit. by
storm, aud laid 10 ruins, after desperate
resistance. The garrison, consisting OF
$4,000 men, were put to the sword these
successes of the French are ominous of
critical times. Lord Wellington is re-
treating, and Soult the Duke of Dalmatia,
who succeeded Massena, arrived few
days ago before Cadiz, with reinforce
ment of % 900 men he is considered the
most active and bravest General 10 the
French service, therefore we may soou ex-
pect an assault, which, without treachery,
must be Intellectual, The British have
1000 troops ip Isla, which is the first place
that must be taken, before Cadiz can be at
tackled. 1t is considerable second Gibral-
tar in strength, but when We see Tarrago-
ns, the second city for strength in Spain,
fall Ia flew days, what can we depend on |!
l. however, am not the least alarmed-Isla
is "a the Island of Leon, of course cannot
be attacked by land the British can throw
in sdditioosi forces from their fleets in
the pay, and ihere are about &c, 600 of vete-
Fan Spanish troops besides volunteers, on
the stand as ali me coasting vessels are
enoargoed aud employed by the govern
ment, they Can in lew days throw in any
number OF troops from Alimento and other
places. The Spanish government has no
mouey-their resources are dried up
their troops half naked, badly fed, and not
psid--nany desertions have taken place,
even the guards have in considerable num-
bcrs gone of-large sums ST money is ex-
pected from the American possessions"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20

Berkeley, IS.
September Court, 1877.
John & Andrew Oliphant, & Co. Comp'ts,
against
Adam Eyre, Robert Eyre, iur. Peter Zu.
Der, John Zuber, and Robert M'Cand.
less, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Adam Eyre and Ro.
L bert Eyre, jur. not having entered
their appearance agreeable to an act of AS
sembly and the the rules of this Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court.
that they are not inhabitants of this COM
monwealth, on motion of the compliments.
by their counsel, IL is ordered, that the said
Adam Eyre and Robert Eyre, jur do ap-
pear here on the second Monda, in Deem.
bsr next, to answer the bill ofthe complain
ants, and that acopy of this order be forth-
with inserted in the Martinsburgh Gazette
for two months successfully, and published
at the door Of the Court House of said
County.
A Copy. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, o.s.c.
Sept. 20.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
NETWORK, September S.

The Court of Inquiry on the action be-
tween the President and Little Belt, con-
tinues its session. In the course of the ex-
animation, it proves that the fact of the
Lille Belt having fired the first shot, is con.
6rmed by the unequivocal and pointed evil
dence of every witness sworn.
September 6.
A large English frigate, and man Of
war brig, were cruising off Sandy Hook
yesterday. They chased and boarded the
brig Emeline, just out of port, bound to
St. Kits.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20
9aee @sjptiea

DERSONS who made purchases at the
L sale of James Cunningham. are inform-
ed that their notes will become due the I'd
of October next, and are lodged in the
hands ofthe subscriber for collection. Thia
is to notify all those who do not come for.
ward and lift their notes by the 18th of Oct.
that suits will be instituted against them for
their recovery.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.
Sept. 20, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20

to prisen, he was Sc intimidsted that he cen
fessed the fact, and offered, on condition of
pardon, sc. 60 point out where the money
was. The money, with the exception of a
few hundred dollars, has been discovered and
brought and deposited in the vaults.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-20

pardon, sc. 60 point out where the money
was. The money, with the exception of a
few hundred dollars, has been discovered and
brought and deposited in the vaults.
In case of War, say some Of our turbu-
lent exclusive Republicans, the Federalists
will have to be very cautious in their beha-
viour. Not disrespeetful nod will be tolera-
ted All the tar and feathers in the country
will be put in requisiton; and in this blessed
land. the liberty of Speech win only be al
lowed to the Elect To show our readers who
abuses the government, we extract the fol-
lowing from a noted republican, print in Bal
timore:
From the sc Jrhigo
" 1t would be no great loss, if our pas;la,si-
nous intriguers in congress, and in some of
the departments, or ELSEWHERE, were
to be sent to Halifax coast-wise Instead of
preparing for the crisis, or calling congress
together im season, THEY WERE HIRING
DEFAMERS & COUNTENANCING PER.
JURERS to stigmatize and degrade worthy
men, who happened or were supposed to be
their rivals The game of running doom
was tried on the land, as England tried it on
the water. Can HIRELINGS screen such
INTRtGUERS from the adherence of the
people2"
After this, we hope to hear no more scold-
ing about Federal calumny !" charges more
infamous than the above are not easily ina
gined. Have the patent republicans secured
to themselves the exclusive privilege of find
ing fault with the Administration If so, we
should be glad to know it, in order that we
may never eneroach upon their rights.
l41ler. GAG.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-27

A F.sR-N of sbou; twenty eight aepes :,
4 a sight OF town, oIslenCe one nile .rt
hsil-rlay &c walked in 81 a,nu,cs with e..s
situated between The lcvs,,rg ana J,,,,,
River Turnpike RoaI's. lno.th O.. and Nov,
TO MIR. Dulany, Sbuler's II II at rrescn, %.
cupicd by I. Moun,tord, Jun. tic plop,ieor.
Beng hc;itjy spot, handsome and ro,;r,J
situation, an@ III the lie ghEUrhood of IT,.
town, renders ii valuable either for ga,der;n.
Or country seals. There are CT Tie Dr., n,ist.
comfortable frame dwelling house contain.
ing rooms ard d kitchen, with an eyccue,,
brick walled cellar, good Irame sts!le, wiz,
paved stats Tor three or four horses, srriaee
house adjoining, and hay lofts over the same.
hen house and other out buildings, a garden
well stoc' cd With ckoi,e hearing fu;t trees,
&c. young orchard Of the best grated al.
pie trees, never falling spring OF the ~ est
water, about tcn acres cleared, the rest is
covered with d thrifty growth of wood-the
land coed as any in the vicinity ni Alexs,a.
dlla, and produces small grain, lover, tins-
Thy, and particularly otatocs, very asH -
likewise, Will be .oid a variety Of farr,iIg
and gardening utensils, &C. c! ..,rost eyery
description.
-" ne above properly will be sold at
public sale en- the premises, on .gaturdau,
5oth instant, at three 0 clock III Tie afcr.
noon, either IN lots or aliogcther. ,otl?e higa,
est bidder The place may be seen any tine,
together with a lat of the SAME. Terms
made known at the saic-immcdiatc posses.
sion will be given.
March % swSc