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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
THE ROYAL WILLIAM -Ih.;

venerable fhip, which has so long FER
we'd for flag and receiving ihip at
Portfmouth, and Whole fcrvices have
been protracted beyond lhoie Of any
other ihip ever built, is at length to
clofe her long career of ferviee. She
has been examined in dock at Ports
mouth, when her tinbers proved 70
generally defective, that ihe is ORDER
ed to be broken up, and her officers.
and crew paid off. Being iron, in.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
MONDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1918

vpo,S, than the disease. Bun my neighbou .in-
Ia ushes the circumstance forward to she W
how sv'se the war is. If this is al he Can
BRING forward to she W that the war is not
" foolish war;" he must be a very foolish
fellow TO say any thipg about it.
l'Tesoa Federa!isf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

at Halifax, and sent to Eng L We
understand The war is erheeted shortly 10
Be carried ON by hanging, aud suthose
this is ttveharatory 10 that mode Of mih (
ry oheranoa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
REMOVAL.
STFHEN M'LELLAN,

INFORMS his friends thar he has ,ss.erai
from High Rreet to the Houfe formerly
occupied by Col. JAMES BUssHnM, where he
thouid be happy 10 entertain them as uiual
with Board suc Lodging
PertiIa., Ga g. 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
TO JET

ONE half of a,hree 0ory Brick HOUSE, ct
= uated near the foot e Fcjeral nree,-yery
convenient. lnqmfe a, the Caaafe cEcs
OAR. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
u I ET

ONE ha'f Of large ,hree lo,y brick
~ DWELLING HOUSE, Il uated Oh Plezf
ant Free, apply to JOHN LBAViff.
Sn2 81 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
NOTICE.

DR MERRILL, has removed from Mr.
- fohoms 20 Col BuanBAMs, P,sbit fiaee,
MIDI trees, Portland, Oa II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
Paf-fotisr, Of baltimore Democrats.


Baltimore democrats are busIly enesged IN
shipping Flour for neural ISLANDS IN the
West Indies hot with view TO he cen
sumption Of those places, but deposit for
BRUSH purch sefs. A year ago these same
fellows were engaged in unhsngng rudders
aud dismsn'iing vessels suspected Of being
engaged IN Supplying the 10 iuguese and
Spsniai Is FED Rep.
Nothing is more rue, than the repeated
ssser ions VI tho democrstick patty "tbat
the war does no. prosper is wholly owing 20
the federslisls Battles Cannot be game d
wi,houl courage and proper direction, con.
sequenay IL he iederslists do not come for
wa, d, nothing uiH BE- done. This. it appeals
he Msdiscn,.n party are sensible of, and
hence their bitter complaints against their
opponents.
Go on, gentlemen. We ackno Wedge the
justice of your remarks, bu, we are willing
he people generally should also know I.
Your impotence and witkedness is becoming
every day more Conspicuous.
The shameful pfalice of what 10 cslled
, hoax'ng the publiek, by circulating feports
| OF victories achieved by our naval heroes
which they never accomplished, deserves =
severer chsstisemen, ;hon The zen can pos
! siby 'uti'c,. To lrae with lbe public sem
slbiity al this interesting crisis, when ahose
heroes are r'sking their lives, aud fronting
slmos, inevitable death on the ocean, merits
no other reply than what every scoun-
drei IS entitled to, s. hat is timely applica
i.oa ofa s".ui, well seasoned hickory. The
lives, fAne, and honour. of such ...kh mind.
ed men, sre not to be made thetheme OF q
scoundI Ell jes, While the coun,ty feels
with an exquisite sens,eility heir defeats, <
81 'es the splendou. OF their triumphs, some
anon, nous coward urns all these symps
thies into ridicue, and trihes with The tears
! OF his country men. Honor IS sacred
thing, and not TO he tampered with 80 wan
tonly and the mean miscrean, has little TO
bo.s, Of. on he score of personal aggrsndz.
rnen when he finds his coun,rymen creou'
lou, enough to believe hun nah OF yer.ci-
~ and honour HIS whole lriumphs is de-
rived f,om cur thinking better OF him than
he deserves, and tina, he is rot that pal,ry
knsye which his actions bespesks hun.
u S Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

roe !, probably no martirst, inthe me- detail, he
may be even deficient, but having risen r.c,n tbs
,;adc o' snbaltern to the comn.,, OF regiment,
viii Their, lore know when they I,ropeTis iaru-
ed, and rs TO the vnn,bned orerstors OF corps when
i'rmed, no one nov iViuy Among us has had better
mcans ,;uh hnsei al acquiring the necessary ,is-
hcations, both from the vgor Of lis Talents and tie
service he has seem There is perhaps One indi,tu-
NJ who from turn OF iaind formed for military en-
terpnze, and great military experience, has strong
prctensons that could Only be KEEP, out Of view by
peculiar cireomstances-but it may be Still hope0,
that his injured health will not deprive his country
o, his services. when that country shalt he 81
that Generals do not spring up like mushrooms, and
when the present generals Of the day shall have
learned by experience, that nothing is unlike
held parade than battle, il farther and more dis
graceful lessons TO this effect are necessary.
A real. AMERICAN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

"a lni'tNiA-41J rtuier no,ueu Jse clerks "t,ce
o.the Superior court o. CHANGER, FOR the sirl,-
mond District, the i@th day OF November 1919.
David DicSenson adn,inistratOr with the will an.
nexed OF David Dickinson deceased, who was the
former husband of Anne Diekenson formerly Anne
Coleman one of the daughters * ,egatces of francis
Coleman deceased and the children of the said Anne
~ David, NAMELY, Fraucis Elizabeth, Anne, Thomas,
Fanny, David, Samuel, John, aud William, Will.
am Dickinson, former husband Of Lucy Uekcnsou,
formerly Lucy Coleman, another OF the daughters,
legatees ofthe said Fancis Coleman decd aud the
children OF the said Lucy William namely Francis
with the will annexed of William Taylor deceas-
ed the former husband of Fanny Tay Tor formerly
Fanny Coleman, another OF the daughters and IL ga
tees of the said Francis Coleman deceased and the
children of the said Fanny and William, namely Ar
chibald X. and Philip who infants, and sue by
the said Charles L. Carter their next friend and
Samuel White, and Jane Roy, late Jane Roy Duke,
another of the daughters aad legatees of the said
Francis Coleman deceased, BIS.
jeremiah Upshaw. Francis Buckner, and Church
hill Anderson, administrator of James Upshaw de-
ceased, Anthony Thornton, executor of Walker Ia
laferre decd. James Taylor Sarety for said Thorn
ton, John Minor, Tbo's. r. Rootes & Samuel Chiles
| and John Coleman, administrators of John Chiles
deceased.
The Subpoenas Seirefacias to revive and answer
awarded in this cause not being returned executed
on the defendants Anthony Thornton s. John Cole
man and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this country. is order
ed, That the said Defendants do appear here on the
3oth day of the next term and shew cause 7,
any they can, against the revival thereby sought and
that the defendant John Coleman do also answer the
original and amended bills filed in this cause and
that 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 the said city.
A copy-Teste
I'm. ". HENLNG, C. G.
December 10th, 1919. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

Z CADEMy at NogTH.MNTON.--T Sub
( y sesib,c having, in considerable degree, r-eo-
vered his .e.lth, urged by both social and rar.n
tai n,s'Ves 10 resume pursuits u,svo'daby inter
rusG ander the most altlcl,ye circumstances. For
th.,t purpose, and with view to pcrmancnse, he
has purchased Gicnmore, pleasant, healthy, apd,
in every important respect, eligible situation,
Milton, in the county vi Albsmarc. As, however,
immediate possession of the buildings cannot he oh
taiued, he wii the end Monday ,ot january next,
enter upon the Instruction OF Youth ut North Mil
ton, in the large aud commo,ous yellow house, the
property of COLI. " Randolph. His plan, to the
full extent OF which the accession OF respe cable
Assistant, viii, he trusts, enable him TO 10 ample
justice, embraces the same branches have here
toiore constituted the pursaed in substance
through the various forno of his successive cstb-
lishmen,s. he, moreover, conten,plstcs boarding
in his own family, a certain number Of the Junior
Pupils over whose morals, progress and webeing,
he viii seduousy watch. Cthcr families will afford
satisfactory accommodations. Fer particulars, APP
ply the subscriber himself personally, Or by letter
-also to Col. 4. NJ. Randolph, or to F. Carr, EsGr.,
Albemare county, and to Mr.. Sani'. P!eassuts,
Richmond L. III. GfRAHDiN.
Milton, Dec. 3. w5w
GT Direct to l.. IL G.. at Milton, Albemarlc coun-
".
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
Dec. 81.

UMAHITY HILL ADEy.Y.-Tbe sub.
> scriber returns his grateful acknowledgements
to the public for their patronage, and hopes from
ms snS experience and success, in the instruction
OF youth, still to obtain that share Of favor which
he deserves.
His school will be opened on the fifteenth day O,
January ne>t for the reception of young IN en- and
boys to De Instructed in the Greek, Latin and En-.
slisb languages dramatically, Geograr hy with the
use OF the Globes, Mathematics with its application
to Irisonometry and Surveying, Vulgar, Decim al,
and Analytical Arithmetic, Bellies Lettres, and lfea
ding, Writing and Spelling.
The charge for board, tuition, washing, bedding
and Fuel vii! be an hundred Dollars for the term 70
be paid quarterly in advance, TO commence on the
18th day OF january and expire ou the 10th iay of
Dec. toiio~ing with the usual vacation and an extra
charge Of two dolls. for candles
THOS. NELSON.
Dec. 81. Izs,n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

ENDuCA IlON-NIrs. sarah w oodward respect
;u'iy informs parents and guardians, that she
intends to devote herself from the first of January
next, to the instruction AZ Youth her former resi-
dence, Rockets Hill: Her plan will be to form
three distinct classes; he first class to consist of
young Ladies, who will be instructed in English
Grammar, Reading and Writing, together wi tn eve
~ useful and ornamental part of Needle Work and
Drawing, at seven dollars and fifty cents the secoud
class to consist of young beginners at the Needle
where the same instructions will be progressively
roduced at six dollars and the third class ia consist
OF small children, with whom the best method will
be pursued, to prepare them for the class, at
h'e dollars per quarter, with strict attention the
morals of all.
December 8. Imo
N Is. Four Young Ladies will be accommodated
With board and lodging, including washing and mend
ing, at a fair price.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

yENiE subscriber, Monday tLe 11t inst, will
4 open SCHOOL in the house recently occupied
10y Mr.. F. Power for similar purpo.c. lie will in
struct youth of both sexes, in Reading, English
Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, at 81 quar-.
ter The Latin and Greek Languages, aud the eie-
ments OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, a;
$40 quarter. The state of his health, and his in.
clnation, equally induce him TO restrict himself &c
rs or 20 pupils. Gentlemen who may wish TO ac.
qure some knowledge OF the Latin and Greek Lam
guages, TO extend their knowledge of the Classics
will be assisted in the attainment of their Objects by
attending him in the evening.
RICHARD DABNEY.
january Q. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

nj OT1CE.-The Stockholders in the Brook
~ Turnpike road are hereby notified that ten
dollars must be paid each share to Carter B Page
Treasurer, on or before the first Monday in Jaua-
ry next, aud two dolls. and fifty each share
on the first Monday in every succeeding month, du.
ring the year 1878.
The Directors OF said company will attend ut MAJ.
tin Bakers Tavern, (Bacon Quarter Branch the
2Sth Inst. 10 receive proposals from those who may
be disposed to undertake to complete said road
by order of THE DLPECTORS
Dec. 10. Tor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

b HARDWARE, MO.N.jfO.NGERI, CU1.
L LEHr Sc GSc.-las. Dream. sign Golden An
VIZ. r. formerly Vain street, R,enund has Just re
cciycd by the John and Adam from Lonlon-a aud
Ceres from iiverpoo!-c0 tons superior quality Bar
iron assorted. fiat and squarea very extensiI. as
scriincnt @, elegant Tea Trays, and Walters, Stock
Locks OF all kinds, Coffee Mills, Tenders with she ct
Iron bottoms Copper and patent east iron Ten-ket-
ties, Iron Wire OF all sizes, fat smoothing Irons.
with large assortment OF first rate back,miths bel.
owses from ~ to SO Inches, Smiths Anviis. and
Nioes at oil sizes, Files, Rs,rs, Buck Irons, Sledge
and Hand Hammers, Screw plates sc. &c.-bcing
considerable addition to his former stock on hand
all of which he is determined to sell low for cash
or acceptsnces in the City at 9, i, or months.
Dee II. tT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

ZEAL Estate for safe.-0n Friday the 18th of
. the present HIouth, shall offer at Public Auc-
ton the House u Lot lately occupied near the Me-
thodst Meeting House and in the ueghborhood of
SAINT Hreenhow, Esq.-Also, Six quarter acre lots,
IN DuvaIrs plan, two OF which, improved, 5with
dwelling houses nc. and one with an excellent new
Stable that win hold Eight horses-the others are
wen inciosed--the sale to commence at 10 O'clock
Terms made known the dav.
Jan. Q. tJs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
Dec. 81.

q TLASsIGAL LITERATURE-The study ot
" the Ancient Classics in .heiT ORIGINAL strenetk
and beauty, tho acknowledged to impart to polite
literature soldity and permaneDce. os well 40 a
grace and lustre not otherwise attsnabIe has hith
erto been denied to Females. The result of a han
Ply experiment has, however, enabled the subseri.
rer TO demonstrate, that an acquaintance
with some OF the finest compositions of Rome and
Greece, may, by judieous direction of Female tai
entS and application, be obtained in considerably les.
than two years and consequently, that these vaiu.
able AIDS to the formation of literary taste and intel
,genee, may, with propriety, constitute q part OF
Female Education. He purposes, therefore, in adj
diton to his former course of instruction. TO intro.
duce the study of the Latin and Greek, together
with that ot the French and Italian languages:
In order to appropriate to this and other higher
branches OF Education, his more particular attenti
on, he has engaged the assistance of Mr.. r. ID. Tay.
Tor gentleman who has long been Injured to the
routine OF Elementary instruction.
Mr. Taylor will receive into hi. classes for Read.
Jag, Writing, Arithmetic, English and Latin Gram
mar, &c few small boys Lfrom 9 to IL years old I
"hsse studies will sSo be superintendent by the sub.
scriber.
L. ANDERSON,
CoyneEia .4cGdeniy, Ist January, 81 8
b Price Of tuition for the boys, as dolls. for
the annual course.
uA-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

{ CAkIi-.H3S. BOSE, takes ,las ,n,.,'.u,t OF
returning her thanks 10 The i.sa.. Tor H.. ~ We
~ hbetad patronage, snd informs them thai si.eshas
"echncu business ia Favour OF Mrs. aietart who
wan ue enabled from the present, arrangement
nave the newest fashions from pilat-ip!,a Ne.-
YORK anil Baltimore. Mrs Hose Will SUP. intend
TIC business this Water for Mrs. McC,r,. and pro-
inises 20 select the spring assortment, which Size las
no doIh' viii give every satisfaction.
Mrs. McCart bcgs leave to assure the ladies' thar
n" exer.inn shall be wanting OH her part merit
share of their iavours.
january 5. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR .SPLr.--
wish to sell that highly valuable farm ia the
countS ofCumberland, whercon John e;so resides,
containing SIS acres, fully 200 CT which are vet IN
Noo,Is. ~
Ii is unnecessary to I've more particular, rs am
Person disposed to purchase, will frs, view the pre-
misses which will be shown snd the tcrtns made,
known on application 10 john keiso or 10 the sub
suriber.
ROBERT KELSO.
n. u. Possession will be given ignnl edately. if ne
CESAR.
Prince Edward, Jan. Q. t1stM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

A RROwSNrTH'S MAPS-Jobnson and War
~ her have just received ~ fresh SUPPLY Of Ar.
swsmi,h's Maps, Of Europe, Asia, A,rie:,, and II.
mer.ca. Those who subscribed to their agent win
passed through the Country about SIX months ase
viii please spp,v as above.
They have also received y quantity OF Sei',,
rwine which. they viii dispose OF reduced pric,
by the quantity.
Dec. %. Cavity
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

al OTICE. "A ppleation will he made 10 the nrss-
" dent and directors Of the Bank of Vircns for
p duplicate certificate for one share in the cant
al stock thereof, No POI. standing in the name of Ce
CHA Harrs late Of Cqlpeppcr county, deed. as the
original one has been lost.
WM. T. BANKS
CATHARINE HARRIS.
Sole heirs Of the late Cecilia
Harris deceased, late of Cul.
pepper county. under her late
VIII aHd Testament.
Dos ~svp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
TbRTER lie TELLrER DENITsT

DIETER LIE TELLER DENTIsT, continues
TO ptacti.e in the different branches Of lis pro.
tesson, e. Extracting teeth, cleansing and restor.
ING tem to their natural elegance setting artificial
ones, so as to be useful well IS ornamental, and
plugging the decsyed cavities Of such a. can be pre-
Served.
Applications viii be attended to at his Fathers
next door to Che PeUtentisry Store on the hill
January s. eavn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

VENWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
~ bundle containing 800 sheets Of twenty dollar
notes, printed in bl1k for Che Farmers Bank ut Vir
gnia was taken out of boS and supposed to be sto-
len on Che night Of the gt instant, at tie house OF
Messrs. Wooiford and Taiiafcrro in Ffedercks bure
The above reward will be pail to any person Who
will deliver the said notes to Dabney Herudon. Eso.
Of that place, or to the subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against imposition
they are informed, that no socnty doay aofes haze
oeeH nor SviH Dc isSaedby the Farmers Bank OF Vir
sinia or any OF its Branches, until further notice
VIM. NEKERYLS, cashiey.
Richmond, S0th October 1919. 2swtc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

i AND FOR SALE.--ln conformity to the di-
4 rce'ions OF the last W iii and Testament of Col
John 'iarNe deceased, l shall offer for sale TO the
highest bidder, n, the door Of the Bell Tavern in
TINS lily on Thursday the 18th day of February next
Far, IL not the fair day, q Tract of Land w.
ing IA the county OF Chesterfield supposed to contain
about seven hundred Acres. The land lies con,ig-
o,s to the lands ot Mrs Smith, OF Peter f. Smith,
ke, Goode, and others, and is situated about
Z or miles from the town of Manchester. 1t a.
bounds with good Oak, Hickory * Pine.
The terms of Sale will he. one third Cash. and
the other two thirds in two annual Instruments to be.
scared by good personal security, and Deed OF
Trust upon the land.
II will he soli by the acre, ami it will he survey
ed as soon after the sale possible. good title
viii he made by
VIM. HROCKENBROUGH,
.4ot,,t'r- with tte U9i annexed. Of
Cal. jain Hirvic, S.cd.
JAM o,v,Js
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

SHE subscribers have in store, the following ar,i-
~ Giles, viz.
So lihds. prime jamaica Sugars,
Ia do. Loai Sugar,
10 do. Alolssscss (cxcellent qualiiy)
10000 10. Green Coffee,
1000 northern Cheese,
200 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
300 DO. Coarse do.
And daily expect 10 5000 ha'f pint turLers,
all which viii be sold moderate terms for cash
country produce, or approved paper
SHELJO.g'S' FL.N.NEY. ,
December 10. 1awfw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
BOWLER F.COCKE, Exr.

ENALL GOODS--Robsrt Nelson eco have re-
ceived, and are now opening large and gene
raj assortment OF WOODEN & FANCY GOODS,
OF The newest fashions, and are in daily expectation
OF further supplies, which they will sell wholesale &
Retail at very reduced prices for cash or sceeptan-
ees intown.
Dec. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

TTORTY Barrels and Hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
T. IS Barrels Loaf do, 100 Sacks Liverpool
blown Salt, IS Boxes x 10 Window Glass 5000
half-pint TumbIers, 20 Boxes Boston Candies lust
received and for sale, by
VIM. ANDERSON
On consignment 1000 VT. Soai Leather. which
will be sold at moderate price, on aceomno,l ting
terms
w. A.
Dee. "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

sroR SALE, BY the Subscriber the following az.
: tcles:
3 trunks Irish Linens--l do. Dimities--i DO Cot
ton SIX and Worsted sose--i do. Cotton Lace a.
hhgns--2 cases Cotton X Mans Thread-200 yts.
Hair Seaung-S00 lbs. Curcd Baked Hair Cask
Pewter aud Hard Metal Spoons----35 10. Imported
Na'ls--i do Stationary, containing States, Pocket
Books Qii'is &c-i do 40 Bsddera Putty kegs
Alum, anu IL de- Birthstone.
Jan. z. emf
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JAM

'hE Subscriber viii receive in few days a gene.
n raj assortment of DIR goods. su ed to the sea
son, consisting OF Nart Cottous, Plains, Rose aud
|ouped blnnkets, Flannels, Bombazetcs Snperline
Cloths q Cassimeres, Manchester Stuifs, sc: &c.
Which will be sold GA liberal terms.
Nov. s. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

1ILEGANT KID SHOES-Ladies' English
Ia manufactured Kid Shoes, assorted; Patterns
and Collers-For sale by j. Ireson, few doors a
bove the Eagle Tavern.
December S. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

4 IN the 10th day of the next month, (December)
~ will be offered for sale upon the premises, adj
joining Goochland courthouse, 25 acres Of land be-
longing to the estate of Samuel Woodson, decd up
on which is well built house for tavern, with al
necessary out houses, good garden, lots sc. There
Is no better stand We believe in the country for
merchant or Tavern-keeper, it being in a popuIous
and rich neigbborhood, and in one mile of James III
yer, and thirty miles from Richmond. However, If
is deemed unnecessary to give very particular des
crphon OF this property, as it is presumed that those
who may wish to purchase, will examine for them
selves. Possession to the above property cannot be
gwen until the LIST day OF January, 1914, it is
ed to Mr.. Benjamin Anderson, the present occupant
until that time; but the purchaser will have the be-
neht of the rent from the list day of January next to
the time OF possession, which rent will be two hun.
dred and fifty dollars.
Terms of sale, one moiety in cash, the balance in
twelve months, from the day of sale for which ba.
lance, bond with approved security will be required
also deed OF trust upon the property.
THE EXECUTORS.
GoochIsnd, November IA. 2awttOth
~ ne safe OF the ABOVE property postponed
land court day