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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
NATHAN WlNSLOW,


WINTER AND SUMNER STRAINED
SPERMACET OIL,
of superior quality, for burning. This Oil, in a
lamp properly trimmed, directions for which viii
be furnished gratis, is warranted to burn until ex-
hausted without snutEng or picking up, produces
more smoke than candies, is less liable 10 grease
about house. safer account of fire, not subject 70
waste by being placed in current Of air, and by
actual experiment proves as cheap as candies at
ten cents per pound. Ii is likewise preferable to
any other grease for oiing wool. it makes it run
smoothly, does no, become glutinous by laying
any length of time and the yarn is easily ceansed.
He likewise keeps large assortment of plated
brass and iapaned LAMPS--pocket and large
Lanthorns.
N. w. being connected with those carry
ing on the Whale Fishery and having his Oil Sc
ected at the Factory, he can with the greatest
confidence warrant il to be as good as can be pro-
cured in the United States.
". B.-Lamps and Oil furnished on trial,
to be returned if not satisfactory. Oil put up in TN
can:sters, from to gallons, and sent gratis to
any part of the town.
.4LSO-A general assortment OF
Groceries, HoHow e Hard Ware,
Among which are, best Of German MILL
SAWS, English ANvILS, VICES and sHOV-
ELS, by the dozen or single-an assortment Of
COTTON YARN, from the most approved Fac
tories--WooIen YARN and ROLLS
Russia, Swedes and English IRON
1000 lbs. Blistered and cast STEEL, OF su-
peror quality.
Spike and Nail Rods--PIough-Mo and
Gro = Bars
Tons LOG WOOD,
Boxes spermacet CANDLES,
IL do.7 by 9, & 8 by f0,.WINDOW GLASS,
25 Do. Mould Tallow CANDLES,
| 10 Hhds. MOLAssES.
s Boxes of Havana SUGAR,
| Pollock and Cod FISH,
10 Bills. PORK--50 casks LIME.
very large consignment OF Philadelphia
| MILL SAWS,
| A constant supply Of Saco NAILS OF every size,
| 10 Boxes Philadelphia refined SUGAR.
| IT. large assortment OF Machine and
Hand CARDS, very mech approved Of, made at
the justly celebrated Factory of JOHN WINS
Low & Co.
| Best English COMB PLATE and EMERY.
~ ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, by the bar
rel or smaller quantity with directions for brew
| inc (which makes on excellent and cheap
beverage.
Wool bought and sold on commission.
NJ COMMISSION BUSINESS
attended to with promptness and fidelity, ana or
ders for any of the above executed with dispatch
june so. CyD
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

Threshing Machrne.--A threshing ma
chine, lately invented in England was put IN
operation last week az nc sat Of lhe Hon
stephen Van Rensselaer,, oil his city, IN pre-
sence of number of gentlemen; and seven
,y-hye sheaves Of wheat we're neals nresh-
ed In i2 minutes. 16aay no.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
cArsKlLL, (N. ~ SEPT. %.

Singular IF true.-We learn that sloop with
absut 60 passengers from the Methodist Camp
Meeting, was capslaed in Tappan Bay by Jaw
OF wind, and two ladies thrown into the river
q returning swell threw them back without inju-
~ into the hold Of the vessel, and the vessel i'm
rnediately rightedi
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

The fall Term a Dartmouth College COM
menced on the 2lst inst. and SO students
have entered. Dars Gaz.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
STOTES.
NATHANIEL CROSS,

II AS FOR SALE at bis store in MiddIe-street,
a l. Portland, Cast Iron Oval SIOVES, of diff
tsrent sizes, suitable for School and Counting.
rooms-open Franklin do. with CRATES round and
oval sheet iron do.-Tin and sheet iron Tunnels
polished ito, Coffee and Teapots--brass and japan
ed Lamps Of various kinds-plated and iron Can
dIest.cks-Narse Lamps Blocktin Teapots--Pew-
ter Piatters-Quart Basons---Porringers-R Re-
Electors, for Stores--Looking Glasses--.Japaned
Waters Brass Kettes-Japaned CandIesticks,
with snuffers Together with all kinds of TIN
WAKE. Sept. 29.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
From the. George Town Messenger

<
Eatraet eta letter froa Gibraltar ofthe 2sth
Juty, 1918
We have accounts from Ma6rid, that the
King has condemned to labor at Ceuta,
FIVE OF our countrymcn, (Americans,) who
We're lately brought into Cadiz as prisoners
captured some where at sea, on board .
Patriot prize. Their case is indeed deplo
cable, as the Government can in no way,
interpose for their relief. | have only
heard the name Of one Of them men,ioned,a
Mr. Conkling, said 10 be q young gentle-
man ofye,y respectable family in Baltimore
and surgeon OF the priva;eer. have writ
ten 70 Cadiz 20 know the names and circum
stances Of oil the others, and shall appiize
you that you may give the Information to
their friends.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

Gyttsam, OF Plaiater Of Faris.--His Ex
cellency Governor Clinton, has, by several
experiments, proved, that Plaster Of Paris
either that from France, Nova Scotia, or the
Western part OF New York " has 10 benefi-
cial power in the vicinity Of the ocean"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
LOUIS AURY.
o Bmigrants an Foreign Countries,

Reports from Old Providence say that Aurv
sent messenger to Jamaica TO give Information of
his new position, who was we'll received and sew
eral vessels have already passed. Aury is erecting
Notifications and also conteUlpiates forming an ar.
my to invade the Spanish Maine, near there.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

1t is ascertained that Artigas has now under
his flag, at least sixteen priyateers almost all of
which fitted out at Baltimore, and some Of
them have never been at the settlement Of Arti-
gas, which is at Banca Oriental, near Buenos
Ayres.
The prizes taken by those cruisers are never
condemned, but unloaded at sea, or sent into by
places, where vessels are sent by the owners to
receive the property. These cargoes are entered
in our ports from st. Thomas, St. Bartholomew,
st. Croix, &c.
1t is supposed the peaceable Portuguese have
been robbed Of between four and FIVE millions Of
dollars.
The rapidly increasing population Of the town
of Cincinnati, Ohio, already amounts to between
5000. and 10000. An inexhaustible supply Of
excellent fossil coal has been found within short
distance Of that place, and very near the banks
of the rlrer.-Ihe stratum is six feet in height,
Of great width, and extends into the body Of
mountain. From the great facility in obtaining
this coal from the earth, it IS calculated that it
can be furnished in Il the Atlantic Ports, as cheap
or cheaper than Coal from any other part, and
its quality Is said to be equal to any imported
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
lPFresh Goods.
TAPPAN Sc IW4NSFIELD,

No. IS, State-Street, BOSTON,
LAVE received by he Triton, Falcon, Bile
l. l. and other late arrivals, a fresh supply oil
PIECE GOODS,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
MISCELLANY.
PROCLAIM TION.

LOUIS AURY, commandment
Chief of the Forces that have
opened their Campaign upon
New Granada, in the name OF
the Confederated Republics Of
Buenos Ayres and Chilli.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

IF I. g. NJ. expect by the
Ceres. from Liverpool, and GaEen, from London,
the remainder OF their Fall Goods, all of which
will be sold on good terms for cash or credit.
September 90, 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Aand fOr Sale.

I pursuance of a deed Oftrnst from Robert Canpbeu
ana Wlle to me- GATED the first day of January 1912
OF record IN tile General Court secure the payment
oil sum of moneylO samuel = Parsons adninieiratar
SAINT fouhghnsband. dec shall sell at public auction
ior ready money, before the front door Of the Be raw
eIh Ill the city OF Richmond, tie nth day of Firm.
dTy 1878 the three following tracts or parcels of Iad
lg III lha part OF the county OF Mason In this Slae
Nit:- " """'' ="
One tract containing i've hundred acres by survey da
en me 2jd aay vi October 1885, granted by this Com
inoiweaih 10 john Hicks and Robert Campbell adion-
Hg the north side OF the survey cf the sai Hisk ana
campbell No 3, On the water vi the Big Sandy Creek
OF Ohio River W
one oiher fsct containing Eve hundred acres by sur
Ncy udted lfiho - 3ber lygs aranted y this Common
wealth TO the sad -k and canphs joining 4heir sur
ey OF I'VE hgn1fc1 aclfs, No D. aud the north side
thete9i Dftweeu The 3s hand Of Biz sand, Creek
o. cue ONO River aud the main Little sand, Cretk
H," ""otieI Iact containing i've hundred acres BIZ
su'Nsy oaied 25tn 81 October, 1908 anlsd BY ts Com
mon" alth To de said Btsks and lniphs neor lie al
iunk rage between BIG 9ud Lite sandy Greeks Of o.
~ t.tNt SIX miles ,ifofn asi riger Oinipg lie
~ u survey made for ssic HICKS ard Campseil
w ~ enc west side Of their survey 10 a
Wt en- 20 three Of Lard atsa nart Of NJ 1.l
49,, 20 Nhirh Robert tiicAs, VI the said loAn
Ichs' py ms anse ~ led the Superior Corn 81 ,ar
~ 'o We richmond District in & snt be- ,gec, mo-
Dcll ana Duncan ana others agreed In felesse A. -
Robert Campbell all iis the said Robert trt y. .rs,
oI tHs consideration IN the said answer net,
vheu among witch Is the sum Of two hrsre doiiafe
"ch sd,a shmihe said Campbell states in NJ SAID deed
49, nt mas peid SAID Robert Uicks-Serrn ffsets n
ana Campbell. lying IN toe comfy Of N.s5u bs, -,
.et'Ntu IVr honpayinent NJ taxes and foteited ~ i
'eidy fgno-l bare redeemed three ol thetu f,t ~
O. oI we f"st above mentioned presenting tgat lie
tuned. 80 " ~ y, S S,,,", :. ests re-
isaaary n. ND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Stony Point MINIS,

IGOR SALE without rese vt.-on Monda, the 2sdda,
oil February next, we will sci 10 the highest bidder
he aDov= property situated on AppomattOX river n, the
county OF tuinoe1iAnd-naVigaOn Peter sbufe ABOUT
SIXTY miles aud the same distance Richmond by land
carriage W '""N
This establishment. on account Of its magnitude and
situation is considered the hest on the river The n
mouse is large with four burr stones with the ma
ehlneTy new and In complete order a good
large dWe'iinghouse nearly finished two coopers' shops
ana Diacksmhs shop, two boats. large and excel.
lent parcel OF save timber barrels and other
" All OF witch will be sold after the sale If the
mere are nifty acres of land belonging the mills For
the mus, one fourth Of the purchase money w he re-
CURED IN hand aud the balance at one two arid three
years. ~ ''
Alter the sale ofthe foregoing property we will sell az
auctiop the stock Of GOODS hand about & 4 ooo an
a eiedit OF six months for all sums 3 10.
II Those inclined to purchase may be assured that
tue property will be sold as advertised and is well worth
the attention of enterprisng men, There IS no dam AZ
present having been carried away late last summer
put the timber for one large scale on the bank aud
framed together with stone on the spot The thinner v in
60 along with the mills in the sale.
, }. d. WOoDSON & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

The names Of the gentlemen who voted in ths airaa
tive are-Messrs Banks, (the Speaker } Teackie f,t
MINOR Garth Booker, Harrison Of Amhrst Fftl.
fancey, Horsiey Battaile, Armisesd Of Clalies Ii.
neville, Wyatt, Watkns Tbweatt gayiOi of Chesic
wilson OF Cumberland, Cfump OF Cumberland itef..
way, Armstead OF Elizabeth City, Robertson OF Eiza
beth City, Latane. Muse, Ashton Buckner Payne WIS
OF FuvanHa hagil Jones of Gloucester Tieasants Ro
bnson OF Greensville Clark of halifax Nayo! Starke
Davis, Chsmberlayae Mosby, Eley, Tyler, Huiiph Is
Summers, Hill OF King Queen. Rowe Hooe Taliae,Io
Ayiett, Hill Of King william, Carter, Toules Lewis
Braden, Shelton Smith Of Lnnenburg IIil
OF Madison, Ransome, Alexander Iarr, Bakey Graves
Christian Webb, Wilson OF Norfolk Edward n c VIII
sou of Northampton, Harold L. Wilson of
Jst, Jenes of Nooway Dyson, Rves, Mallory Clark Of
Pttsylyana, Coles Clarke of Powhatan, Miller Clarke
OF Prince Edward, Flonrnoy Harrison of Prince Will
am, Williams, Perkins, Belfeld, Street, Johnston
Quares Banks of Stafford, firkIin, Nelvim, Ciuinp
ShzHd, Nicholson Pescud, Goodson, uDgerford, Scott
Robertson OF Petersburg, Loyal, RsbeI tsou Of Rich
mond, TTayis-p0-
The names of the gentlemen who the negative
are-Messrs Clarke Of Augusta Smith Of Augusta Black
burn, Campbell Pate Robinson OF Kelley PoTeriied,
Hamilton, CarPer, Brown of Brooke. MComas, M'Gin-
ms, Burton Clark Of Campbell Turner. King of Dimwd.
die, Turnbni Cooke Sexton, Currtu Jones OF GraysOn
Withered, Mclaughlin, Kirk, Peters VI Giles McCarty
Miller OF Hardy, Simons, DAWSON Hsirst"n, Reynolds
Halsford, Crabtree, Chrisinan, McWhorier, Bozartl
Can,rl, Peters Of Monroe, Wagner, Byrne Charlton,
Craig, Bradford, irwin, Letter Foster Staples Hopkins
Hinckle, Marteney Booth Bowyer Paxton, Bryan, viii
Hanson, Fugae, jesse, Fullen Moss, Rinker George,
Thompson Wells Of tyler, Henderson, of Washington,
Beeson, Mayberry, Ward ofwythe, Crahau-6s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
FROM CIrRRACOA

New York, January 20.-We learn from
captain Wooten, ofthe schooner Major Crog-
han, from Curacao, that the Patriot forces OH
the other side of the river Oronoke were Of
considerable strength. Both the royal and pa
triot forces had remained in a state of inactivi-
ty for some time past, hut il twas soon expect
ed that the Patriots would make an attack on
Caracas aud Laguira. The general opinion
at Curacao was, that both places would fail
defended. TGaz.
BY the arrival of the schooner Revenge, from
ST. Mays, we learn, that Commodore Aury,
with part of his forces, had left Amelia in one
of his prize vessels no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

two letters from the army, and they had
no body TO read them, and they don't
know the contents-and wish The army
could be stopped until our meeting is
over.
(Signed) TUSTENNUGEE HOPOIE.
(Signed) HOPOlE HALO.
editors of this paper, dated the OH in
stamt, observes" There does not appear
10 be any thing new in this q,,artrr, en-
cepi the prospect Of peace with the Sc
minoles." I'm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
MONDAY. JAN 10

MILITARY APPROXIMATIONS.

y.
On motion of Mr.. Loicndes the House
having resolved itself into a committee
oil the whole OH the bill making appropri-
aiions for the support OF The military es-
adjustment for 1915: the several appro-
priaiions passed withoat opposition, ex-
cepf one which provides for The appropri-
alton OF 1000 dollars To compensate such
brevet officers as may be placed ~ ser
vice IN such situations as TO eniiiie Them
TO pay according 10 their brevct rank.
This provision MIR. Lowatles moved 10
strike out OF the bill.
Whereupon Debate arose on The ex-
pedency OF continuing this allowance.
The Debate was ofso considcrab bic length.
that even briefskeich Of il would exceed
our limits. II is therefore res rived Tor "a
future day, when il shall he sketced off.
Those who supported Ike melton to
strike out this section, were Messrs.
Loa'iaes. ECtay, ,Sergeont Reed, OF Md i
and those who opposed il were Messrs.
Mercer, Harrison, Oeie, Ba,iS1a, and
Smyh. Mr.. Cat6reM and Mr.. 1t.yio, az
so expressed their views of it.
The motion was founded on the alb
sence of any necessity for emplo,ing brc-
vet officers III situations. enjiiling them
topay beyond that attached to tIeirlineai
rank, aud unsupported on thai and other
grounds;, II WAS opposed on the ground
ina, as The Law now authorizes HE en-
pioymeni and extra pay of such officers
When commanding separate posts, &c it
contains a compact which the govern
meni ought not 10 annul, bctuecn ii aud
The officers; and also on the ground, that,
whilst the law exists, the appropriations
ought TO be made accordingly.
Ihe motion 10 strike ont this clause
prevailed by large majority.
Inc remainder Of the bill having been
gone through, tie bill was reported to the
House, and was ordered to he engrossed.
!, - On Tuesday the question of striking out
me provision for bTevet pay was carried, by
vote of 1870 To- 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
lelv Coiled in tlle field of Hogaza.

y fbtttu III TIC Itiu VI flOId<d- X
give YOU a detailed account OF the
80 u Of the battle, as am very severely
DuDdcd, but hasten To lei YOU know,
that the whole Of the enemy's Infantry,
aud four hundred of their cavalry have
persisted, and that they have lost the two
pieces of artillery, all their ammunitions,
mu>kets, horses, and four colours.
ilave also 10 mention that the haSsars OF
Fernando 20. have acted Il very gallant
part IN this brilliant action, and that 10
them we are indebted for much OF the
glory of il. All which | communicate
for your information and satisfaction.
e" LIMO NENARO DE ROGUE
Calabozo, lth Dec. 1917.
. His EXcellency the Captain
General of Caracas"
Extract Of letter from Ger. Carlos Sou-
6tette, 10 one Of his tritnds in tkiS ISLAND,
dated
81. THOMAS, (Augostura.) Nov. g, 1917.
Since | had the pleasure of seeing
YOU and youraB,iablc family in Feb. 1916,
The events of war, have prevented me from
giving you the slightest news of my siiua-
ton il is probable, however, that YOU
would have learned from public prints
all our successes subsequent 10 our depar
turc from Aux Cayes We have latelN
made ourselves masters ofthc province Oi
Ouaydna, OF tnc navigation OF Inc OrOnO-
co, OF great part of the provinces Of Gu
mana, Barcelona, Caracas, Barinas d Cas-
sanare. We command all the Plains We
are masters of all the horses and cattle
q have sufficient forces, boiliinfantry and
cavalry, TO pacify all the rest of the pro-
vinces before the end of the year"
From the same, of December 20
There have been three arrivals this
week from Puerto Cabello, but we have
learn, no intelligence by them relative to
the coutending parties on the Main, that
can be depended on. 1t is stated that
gen. Morillo left Valencia on The 10th inst.
for Calabozo, where he will establish his
head quarters. The independents are said
TO be IN possession oil san Fernando de
Apure but no general action had been
fought according TO the last accounts re-
ceived in Puerto Cabelo The belliger-
ents must, however, be approximaling
very fast, and we may anticipate that "a
dreadful conflict is on the eve Of taking
place, which will probably decide the
fate of VeneZuela-"a contamination de-
veutly TO be wished"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
FIRE an NORrHAMpToN-

BosroN, Jan. IA fire broke out. AT
about one o'clock on Thursday morning
last, at Northampton, III large three sio-
~ brick building, called the T'0,on- Bouse
which, with all It's contents, was entirely
consumed. The building belonged 10
the Hampshire Bank, aud contained n
large hall, occupied by the town, for the
purpose of holding town meetings, and a
number OF other apartments. occupied as
offices aud stores. Among these. were
the post office and the Offices of the Hon.
Eli =. Ashmun, and Lewis Strong. ESQ. !.
the store of Messrs. Windsor, Smith and
Son, and the fancy goods store of Miss
Williams. The fire caught in Miss vii
llams's store, from which nothing was saw.
cd. A few articles only were saved from
Tie store of Messrs. Smith and Son. The
libraries OF Messrs. Ashmun and Strong.
together with all their office books anil
papers, were consumed. The very vain.
able library OF Gov. Strong was in lie Of
ice OF his son, and was also wholly de
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

INHE subscriber will open SCHOOL on Monday next
- at MARION HILL ACADEMY near Richmond
Terms OF tuition will be follow viz Reading PEN
manshp, English Grammar Bellies Letires Loyic ana
geography $40 Tor the season. Astronomy. Land Sur
veying aud Navigation in all their various branches with
tie other higher branches of Mathematics, SD
JOHN NJ. JONES.
January 2I. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Crown Window E.ggs

WE RICHMOND CROWN GLASS FACTORY is NOV,
ln operation. Orders for Coach or Window Glass
will receive immediate attention.
~, SAMUEL G. ADAMS.
20 casks assorted HARDWARE
cases BUTTONS
boxes LANCETS
4 boxes PENKNiNES
cases best white Chapel NEEDLES
do. McKenzies siivereyed SHAEPS
cast, German, CTawlry and Bhsterea STEEL WHITE
LEAD, LAMPS, TUMBLERS, &C.
January "a. souet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
FROM THE ARMY

An express arrived AT the executive of
nee Yesterday with the following despatch
from General Gaines:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Seine VWine.

'('HEREba been manufactured at the Virginia pen;
Tertiary, within few months past "A considerable
quantity OF this article at good qualify and now ready
Tor sale, as nsnai with the goods manufactured at this
instuton--ower priced than be bought elsew
NJ. ii. RICE, Agent for sales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Winter Oats.
EAucatjon.

VIE subscriber has foT sale prime WINTER OATS
ioi seed BERNARD PEIION, CaTy-St.
January ~. s1if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

l.and far Sale, uifiiout reserrp for cash.
4 IN SATURDAY, me 24th Ocfo6fr neat TRACT lying
- IN James City county containing 100 acres he The
same more or less. This land is well pied wheat
and corn, aud has all necessary houses Suitable to
small family, very good orchard ping cider well
watefed, under good fence, convenient to fish and
ioWls, winter and summer and inferior no place OF
IT'S size nthe lower country for stock OF all Sorts f
should seii privately, will give public notice of such
SAFE certainly otherwise The will take place on the
premises, and clear and underasibc title iIi be given
by Dabney Brown and wife, or myself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

WILL De SOLD, to the highest bidder on the 96tb
w say OF October next, the Tract Of Lana, the Tor,
mef residence OF George Twyman, AIbeinaTle COUNTY
miles north Of Charlottesville, containing 47p acres OF
good quality with good dwelling house, Kitchen barn
and other ontbouses. We deem unnecessary 10 sav
much shout Il, as II IS presumed the purchaser will rs
vie" the Prenises.Ths of sale will be- Tor the
iand, oneonrhi ~ hand, aud three equal ANIMAL pay
Meusfor me balance with bond and approved secury
aid trust deed on the land to secure The pavmens
Also, at the same tine and place. will be sold all the
plantation tools stock Of horses cattle sheep and hogs
also the crop ofcoTn, rye aud fodder household
ans Kitchen furniture, credit Of twelve months for
all sums above i've dollars upon the giving
bond and approved security.
JOSEPH TwYMAN
q August II. %. ~ NELSON Z ENoTs.