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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
UNION OF CHURCH AND srArE.

nc OLD federal party has been distinguish
ca rom taoSe who profess Republican prin-
cipieS az much by It's admiration of aristoc-
raticai permanent establish ments, of every
description, religious as well as political. as
oyany other characteristics True 1t Is. that
s'nee The acce ssion of number OF non de-
soaps TO the party, i has become necessa-
ny TO play hide and seek with their politics,
anu 10 say As little of their frst principles,
as soins .ssntlemen in Congress wousd ex-
pres a,,possible. But ever and anon.
:" an election contest, the cloven
efrNn The claak OF disguise, and
we esrc6'ne' Federaiism in fTcf1;l lief8o-
ma 1waiate Boston paper amidst other
eiectioneerng matter, We find a string Of
reasons why q Repub licanL Legislature -henld
not be elected, deduoed from the acts ola
/ rmer Republican Legislature az. onec
"iich TIE following objection to the doings
u mat oody Is prominently stated:
hey Impaired the Institutional provi.
sion itr the support of II public worship, by
releasing the DlSAFFECTED from con.
trlbuting to the support of PERMiA NEN.r
TEACHERS or PtE4r, RGLIcioY IND mo-
RALITr."
These New England democrats mast he
terrible fellows, most inpious, irrelieio,,s-
and Immoral! indeed :: they even went sof;,r'
""Vh thS ItCtioh got INTO power, as to re-
lease the :" disahScted" from CONTRIBUTING
20 the support OF permanent teachers OF
piely, religion and morah,y'" They refus-
ed to support an established cbugch-that's
the PLAN English uf il they reused Longer
to compel the disafccsed, thar il, those Who
choose TO go 10 hcaS ca their own way, To nav
an established clergy Tor propagating tehets
theteverse OF what they professed Is not
it 4 wonder, after this, they aid not order
all the bibles am pia! er books 10 be burnt,
and the churches - be converted into 5lat-
housess They did not do this but tlley
di'i another thing, which m the eyes Of an
OFT. school federaiist is just as bad They
extended the right ofsufrase! Yes, in the
words OF our text, That (Democratic) Lee
sisia.uCe, in violation of all the ancient a.
segcs OF the Commonwealth, gave to every
transient person, VINO merely pa1s hoK
far, the right to vote III all town affairs"
Yes, not only q riSht 10 Dote, but right to
vote IN all foIyn GfG6's These are the an
forgiven sins OF the Democracy of Massa-
chnseus. These are the criminal charges
rxhibi,edoy Federalists agansttnem WHAT
say tie people, the jury who are are to try
themf Guilty or not guilty, Nor gl.atg,
on our honor. 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT.
lNnili iNnnicHtinn

find the labor OF the plough, so much les
NeDed. and the soil in so much better a state
tor pulversiug by the cutti:g the sod, as
received, with al ia>trument called a scarf
fcafor, that | Ghiuk the communication will
Ic useful to yonr agIicui;ural readers.
This instiua ent is not this scaiifcator used
IN England, ard described i6books ON agri-
culture but is very simple, cheap thing,
caIcalaJedtofaclitate Considerably thebreaE-
ing up, forthe plough, OF $ ddy land, cover
ed with blue grass, wire grass, or any strong
rooted grass, or tlo plous hing o foul land CO.
vered with either hrambles, ~ briars. stick
weeds, broomsedge, or small young under-
weed.
This scari6cator is nothing more nor less
than pole--not too heavv-abOut zen ieet
long, with duck .bill coulter Fixed through
mortice, at the big or heavy end ct l,ne
pole, just far enough from the big end Of The
pole to leave room for pair OF handles 10
steady it. One horse draws i and any ne
gro, who has common icgenuity, can make
II. So great is the advantage OF thIs ma
chine, and SO simple its construction that 1
am astnrislied that it has not been brought
into general use sooner. 4 plough beam
without the mould-board, does not answer.
1t is length Of beam which keeps it sready.
| am told this utensl is used in the Caro-,
linas, but never saw or heard of il in any
part Of Mary land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
AEGLO-AMEhICAE POLITICS.
From Ctb6ett's Register ofJanuary 1eth
1913.
.HEIERTC.4E .SIt1T,ES
(coNcLUDEDD


That no nation ought 10 Weld u riehf dc
pending for compausation solely upon The je-
gisativc provisions OF a foreign state, is We
~ true but it the right be doubtful : if It
l,e unsupported by an law, principle, inay-
IN, or custom then the case IS different
and then indeed the oifer OF legislative
provision is "A proof 81 eHccrc desir. 10
accommodate. il my view of the matter
be right, and ] vciily believe It's, this is the
light in Which thai offer ought to be view.
cd and most deeply lament ihlt il was
not thus viewed by ne ministers. TLcsrta-
mcEtations however are now useless. The
sound OF war is gore forth; statement and
reasoning are exhausted he sword is TO
decide whether England is, or is not, TO I'M
press, at the discretion 81 her naval officers,
persons on board American merchant Sims
on the high seas. Ihclc is one passage
more in the DECLARA9ioN, upon which I
cannot refrain from submitting remark OF
two--Af'er stating that Amcrica has made
only fce6ic rcroHSfrGHcps az ainst the iriu-
ries she has received from Fraace, the g" De-
claralion," this " meHDTIbie document, . as
the Courier calls It, concludes thus " Fnis
disposition Of the government OF the United
otaes--this comHfefe subSerUiencU 10 me
Ruler II FTaNcc---this hostile temper to-
wards Great BTtain--are evident IN almost
every page Of the Official correspondence Of
the American with the Ereuch government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05


American Calicoes- Cloths Lyon Skin-Leno
Observation-Disclosures Hose--Persians-
Straw Bonnets--Leno Crape-Printed s. plain
NIusIns-Lapett Shawls-Irsh Linens-Gold
borjered Shawls-Figdred Null and Regency
Ntusin--Finc and wide India Goods-White
Pocket iikfs Wide and fine Calico, suited
for the present and approaching se3s,n--em-.
bossed Cambric-7.4 Diaper and Diaper Table
Cloths--Brown Holland German Olnaburgs
Brown Rolis-Plaid Ginghams--C oar seCam.
brics-India Checks--BlactsSiik Hdkts.--Roy-
al Rib-iinen cambrics-isrtisii long q oths
l--Superne Cambria Naturalization Cassi4
meres-Yofk Slripes-Corded D.mity--Checss
--Bcaver and York fine Gloves--Cotton Sleayes
Long Silk Gioves-Cnloufed Canhrics--A
large and elegant assortment OF hibbons--A
few Pieces Hair CIo;h--Elegant spider Nett
Birds Eye, and Cause Muslins-Danask Nap
kins black Lustripg, PLAID SIX, and Net
Braces, and great variety of other articles.
The public are respectfully assured, thai
ever article o!Fred, will be sold, Sositfveiy
.siiho-t escrSe, and the sale continued from,
day 70 day, until closed,
- Tera.s, usual, made known at the time
of sale
liancure, Robinson c, Pisasants, Y. 5f's.
Aprs /.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05

a MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
iaunaic1 and bilious disorder, and removing
that sinking, fant and distressed feeling At
the stomach, difficulty of breathing, loss OF
appetite, and sleepy, dull heaviness IN tho tore
part OF the day, weakness and trembling q The
limbs, dizziness Of the heal, and yciiowne,s
of countenance, complaints 50 common to
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been Effected ia
n. England BY the above medicine, q, may
be seen by Che biIls) prevent the necessity Of
further Recommendation
LIKEWISE,
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing either
dangerous OF disagroeable.
One box cures person, and there need be
no washing after the use Of It, as the skin is
generally lett clean and smooth.
The above Medicines
Are for salO at /" gus ~ F.;ohmoNd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Ia, dollars per annum.1

Tons were formed-parties became clamor-
ons-discoid was bcgotten--and divisions
Closed '!!e scene Here lies America! once
'he admiration and glory of the whole earth,
tut now, alas !
g y tale Of the times old ~
AMERICANJJS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
xxyILL DE SOLD Al PUBLIC AUCTION

EXyILL DE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
!. w ON Thursd!y the 18th day Of April next,
at the late residepcc Of Cap;ar john L Priee,
deceased, in THIS city, all his HOUSEHOLD
and MISUNDERSTANDING Also one Cow
and heiter, with pair OF Carriage Hor-
ses.
The terms of Sales Cash for all sums under
Fifty Dollars and six months credit for all
sums OF that or n greater amount the purcha-
ser giyingnotes ' itI approved en5orsers, nego-
table and PAYABLE at the Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia in this City.
97th March, 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Cor. Sale.

THE LAND on which reside, near Orange
Court House, Virginia, containing seven hun
dred acres of first rate Tobacco Land, lying near
ly level and within thirty three miles OF Frede-
ricksburg (by late survey for 4 turnpike road
to said town) The crop of wheat, after Indian
Corn, has been usually from ten to fifteen bush
shells from fallow from twenty to twenty-five
bushels OF wheat per acre, * without the small
lest aid from manure, plaster OF Paris or clover
The soil is supposed to be OF that Kind called 4
light icamy land, without a particle OF sand, &
from experiment very favorable for clover and
plaster. There are five hundred acres cleared
and under excellent fences, and the improve
ments arc aAweiling house of four rooms below
and two above stars, with all necessary out
houses and barn, seventy feet long BY twenty
four feet wide, aud three stories high. Ii
possesses great comm and OF water for making
meadow To- any extent desired, &,tbere is lime
Stone ut the doo: aud sand convenient for bull
difk For terms apply to the subscriber on
the premises.
ROBERT III. ROSE.
Orange, county, Virginia, l0th Fe5. 1878.
n. b.. II is not sold privately, shalt offer
it at public sale, 1t Orange Courthouse, on the
9TH Monday in April next, ON the following
halt of the purchase money in hand,
the balance i'll two equal and snnual1payrnents,
TO he scared by decd of trust ON the Land,
reserying to myself the right of making one bid
during the sale.
r. II. Rose.
March %. I'm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
FOR COUGHS, CoNsUMPTIoNs s. AsTH-
MAS.

The most obstinate Coughs yield TO il.
ME preposterous composition OF infiam-
L matory drugs--the disappointment I re-
peatedly experienced in my practice, from re.
NEEDLES, highly recommended, added TO my own
preasposition 20 Pulmonic complaints, were
powerful inducements with me TO consider,
whether a compound, consisting of vegetable
substances, could not be invented, more free
from the well founded objections Of Practition-
ers, and better calculated to avert the threaten
ing destruction OF tie lungs.
now offer TO the public, the result of TWEEN
ty years experience on this subject. No ex-
Pense or trouble has been spared,in this COM
position. That no medicine, for consumrtlve
and asthmatic complaints has been SO success.
full as my Yegetc5ke IRlponic Detergent, would
III become me to rnention'in this address, -
But il the attestatioDs OF persons, of the high
es. Fespectabilitys Gifts efficacy, which will,b
shewn TO any person; ifthe great and ipcrea-
sing demand for it may be called proof, it is
proved
Prepared by myself, at my Dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
GEORGE ROGERS
The above valuable Medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, at their
Medical Store, few doors above the Bell-Ta-
vern, Maiu-s;ret, who do not hesitate to say
they believe this Medicine superior in virtue
and efficacy to any ever before exhibited to tho
public, in all pulmonary complaints, and then
confidence in its superiority is much strength
ened by the great sale it has met with IN the
cities Of Philadelphia, \ YORK and Charleston,
and in the town OF Boston, aad by the vast
number OF certificates continually pouring in
from all parts CT the country TO the proprietor,
from persons having received benefit from IT,
Many Of the most respectable are in orr hands,
and ready for the perusal Of the public.
VAIL & ROGERS.
MAY 81. laf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Dry Goods ut Auction.

on "wednesday the 9TH inst will be sold,
positively without reserve, at lie Auction
Store Of the subs erbers, a large assortment of
DRY GOODS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
Notice.

THE Subscribers will hire to the highest
bidder at the dwelling house of Henry
Bedinger, on Friday the 3Ist instant, the
SLAVES appertaining to the estate of
Jones STROBE, deceased; also, all the
SLAVES devised to the Orphans of said
Strobe. from the first Of January next to
the 10Th day Of May ensuing ALL persons
who hired any of those Slaves last year
and all persons who have any of them in
possession, are required to return them on
the said 3ist inst. with their clothing and
amount of hire, agreeable 10 contract-And
on Friday the Goth of May next, at the
same place, will be sold, to the highest
bidder, all the Slaves belonging to said
estate-And on Saturday following, will
be sold, in like manner, the BRICK
HOUSE and appnrIenances, in Shepherds
Town, now in the tenure Of Mr.. James S.
Lane Terms will be made known at the
times and places mentioned, by
HENRY BEDiNGER, J
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, EXITS
December 8, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
BOOT and SHOE
MAN FACTORY.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
former friends, and the public generally,
that, since his return from Norfolk, lie has
resumed the above business at his house in
King street, Martirssburgh, where he will
be thankful for any commands in his line
s. He has now in his employ some ex-
cellent workmen, and is provided with a
supply of good Leather, so that he will be
able to furnish work that will give full salts
faction to all his employers.
He hopes that, his attention to business,
and the excellence of his work, will induce
his old customers to continue to employ
him, and give him some claim to public
patronage.
JOHN PoIsAL.
November 4, 1873
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, at public sale, on Wednes-
day the ed inst. if fair, if not, the next
fair day, at the late dwelling of William
Alexander, deed. in the town of Bath,
~ small Invoice of ENGLISH GOODS.
amounting to about ! $50 worth, consisting
SeAieHy Of prints of good figure, which will
De sold either by invoice or in small lots to
slit purchasers-Also, MARE, COW,
and some few articles of Household Furni-
ture for which credit of six~months will
De given the purchaser, on all sums exceed
Ing three dollars, by giving bond with ap-
proved security. The sale to commence at
~ o'clock, and continue until all is sold.
ROBERT SHERRARD.2
JOHN BELL,
Adm'rs. of the estate of Wm
Alexander, deceased.
December 9, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
CARD.

ALL those indebted to the subscriber are
earnestly requested to discharge their res
pective balances before the first day Of
tie Neao- Ysdr."-He hopes there viii be
bat few, if any, SO forgetful of . their oaon
true interest" as not to comply with this
lust and reasonable request He tenders
his grateful thanks to his punctual custom
ers. and informs them that he has a. very
large sto.k Of Seasonable PRIME GOODS
on hand-bought before the late imman
rise and shall feel pleasure in serving them
at all times, with such articles as they may
want, on the best terms. At this time
most articles are selling too high in the
Seaport Towas to bring to the Country.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, December 9, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
Martins burgh, Jirg1nia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURIIS.
Gtrms of TIE Ga3ettr.

THE price ofthis paperis two dollars per an
rlm, one dollar payable at the time of subscrib-
ing, and me when the year expires Distant
subscribers pay for the whole year in advance
No subscription received for shorterterm than
six m5tghs, and no paper discontinued until ar
rearsges are psida allure to notify discontinue
auce of the paper at the md of the time SUBJ
scribed for, will be considered new engage
,nent. The oriee Of 6aar,fiSepnefta. TO aors-snb~
s-flnefs. isone Iollar per squar1 Tor three weeks
insertion, and for continuance after that ime %
cents per week.--Subscribers will continue to
receive a reduction of ore-iourth on their Adj
seftisem ents.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
Public Sale.

day the Goth day of December, at the sub,
crbers residence, on the main road leading
from Martinsburgh to Shepherds town, on
credit of SIX months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, number CT
Horse Creatures, such as good Plough
Mays and Colts some excellent Mich Cows
and young Cattle, Sheep, and number of
Hogs, such as stock Hogs, Sows and Pigs,
Farming Utensils, such asIIarrows, Ploughs,
&c. and number OF other articles too te.
dious to mention. The sale to begin at ten
o'clock, A NJ
ALEXANDER LEMEN.
December 9, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
Estray Mare.

TAKEN up BY the subscriber as an es.
tray, in the month Of Novewhnt last, !.
FAY MARE, about thirteen hands three
inches high, with blaze in her forehead,
four or Eve years old, both hind feet white,
not locked, and appraised to thirty dollars
The owner is desired to prove property,
pay charges, and take her away
PETER SHAEER.
Berkeley County, Dee. 9, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
November 4, 1918.
BERKELEY. SIS.

BERKELEY, SIS.
November Court, 1918
Jacob Sybert, administrator, and Henry
Line and Mary his wife, late Mary Snive-
ly, administrators, of the estate of john
snively, decd Complainants,
against
Matthias Urick, and David Snively and
John Sniyely, children and heirs of John
Snively, deceased, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Matthias Urick, mo-,
n having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and II appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that he is not
an inhabitant OF this Commonwealth; on
motion ofthecomplainsnts, by their coun-
sci, 1t IS ordered, that the said drfen-
dsnt, Matthias Urick do appear here on
the second Monday 10 February next, to
answer the bill of the complainants, aud
that copy of this order be forthwith ia
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for
two months successfully, and posted at
the door of the Court House of said
County.
A Copy, Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, enc.
November II.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-16
The Subscriber has for sale,
A good Road WAGON.

several good Wagon HORSES, and Gears,
some prime BEEF CATTLE, and about
five ton of excellent HAY, all of which
will be sold low for Cash, or on short
credit to good men.
ABRAHAM FOLCK,
Near Syberts Mill.
December 9, 1918.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-10

II. The subscriber, unsolicited by and unknown
10 Oliver Evans feels IL due truth aud justice. tn
state his recollection ofhe mill machinery. He welt
remembers when At the Brandy wine mis, they us-
Ell 20 host The hourirom the lower floor To the loft
Ia large buckets or tubs, filed by shoyeis from the
chests into which the -four fell from the mill stones
he has also frequently employed AT
these mills in heYuing the -four over the hopper TO
let IL pass into the boiling cloth below. Born in the
ncis!,borhood of these mills AID passing his infancy
auslyouth at Wilmington, within h;fa mile of them;
aud xoii,g there to swim and 10 scatc well for
otIier jus emile amusements. the alaee presenting
deli ghtiol advantages for their Enjoyment, he has
PASS ia thtpugh those mills CT scnie of them, many
iiundred tines s<{tre Mstfsiace the improvements
were htfoluced. HIS Young mind was much pleas
ell to obseryethe little buckets tIseelevators sup
plying dc picc If the larger aboSe alluded to-
aud lie was much samascd, to sec uc;lsbos ii the
hopperbsy, usatsprea, coped and coiieeted the
meal, wNsqu4m laborto the sietyhere it
was waqt d-"o' YAs n les APgreeaby sprpriseCi at
the iourpassed to the pi>ee where TIL elevator
caught IL ffcMso ,ecolestcd to have he sr it sta
ted il.at 10 ntrodneton of Machinery wou throw
more thsutwc nty pcrsoms Qpt of employ az Bran
dy WING AID always undc sood that the Sc iiuleua-
siOrs tia Old mdteos Hanufactming fapr, ere
made by lOlber Ewns.
Nhs vfithEthe above an old schgof mate is at
my elbow WHO eciscly the samefccolections.
Neither ofu prtlbtd To k2ow thsts Oiiyer Evans
really my cttet those things hutsare very certain
that c0finion jaare gave him the credit of them at
the finc they we're introduced at the Brandy wine
mills.
Ediforof the Geglster
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-10

TIE subscriber will receive goods on sto-
rage or sale, at his fire proof Warehouse in
Basin street near the new bridge: His brick
Warehouse at Rockets is also ready for the
reception of goods on storage or sale Ad-
vances Of cash viii be made when necessary.
Apply to Mr.. John l.. West who keeps his of
fee in the house TIE subscriber having pur.
chased of doctor Benjamin Duyal anu Co. all
their STONEsWARE has large assortmen9on
hand at his wholesale store, ready to pack up
70 order.
CHARLES WHITLoCR.
April I. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-10

Those greatimprovements were at FIRST
given away by the inventor, witilisis thanks
TO those who would take them gratis to
shew their utility.
lie now demands, as compensation, about
one eighth part of the sum the miller gains
~ one year by their use. or the sum saved
in wages and board alone. in one yea, for
license to use them during his patent term.
Perhaps there never was an instance of such
low charges for so great 4 patented i'm
p-ovement.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-10
Valuable property at A ucaon

2
ON Wednesday the 10Th inst. win ,cso,d =.
AUCTION on theSprepises 10 the hghest bidder.
valuable lot'ofsGrpppd si,uated o,i,the strc&
leading towarSs Bac9p, Branch, cohtaininr A.
bout bout one acre ADD isfrdm 100 tol2O feet in
eight useful spacious rooms "a barge and con.
yenlent kitchen, asst&h,e aud mn excellent wei,
OF water, and isyeiI ca!cuisted fora large ia
mliy. Terms one third fis band, one third in
SIX. ana one third IN 5Yelven onths, by givin
negotiable notes for We two i.st payments, and
deed of trust to tsecure the. payment Of lbe
notes. .1LSo, oREMF,
IHee EouSes,
On the streetfea.ling from the main street 10
coutt's feYyi one OF themis BRICK house. wclt
caieul@tsd for family; the othertw FOR car
penteysor Garriage. makers shop, or a tobac
Parficulars apply to "a
Il RICHARD BROOKE, Aaetioneer.
u 10y :. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-10
James River Land

FOR SALE
THE subscriber will offer to tile highest
bidder before the dosrsef the Bell Tavern in
the Clty OF Rlchmend edp the second Monda,
in June next, ab1,str41O Heres of LAND in III,
county OF Amherst, iitieen or twenty miles be.
ow Lynchburg, Of Which one fourthsis. 10
grounds OF the first qualf,k; it has aisoall ne
cessary improvements. One third of the BUR.
chase money VII Be reaiired Oh the day Of
sale, and the fesdus &iH be>lisposed into two
nexed. - =
Thos. T. Mayo, who was 1&tcly the proprie.
Tor "f TINS tract, and now resides on it, will
shew it to any one on application.
May 8. ids