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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29
FOR RENT.


EfHB subscriber offers to lease for any term of
- years agreed upon, the establishment at present
occupied by him lying within mile Of Cumberland
Court House, on the main Buckingham road at which
place, bis predecessor George Carson, kept both Ia
yern, and store for many years. In situation for hs
keeping Of both this property 10 exceed by none in
this county aud furnishes every convenience for the
comfortable accommodation Of large family, aud irs-
yeeTs; 10 which there Ia attached, highly cultivated
garden, plantation, and all necessary out o.tces
which are uHder very good repair az pfeseRt As ~ IS
PTesumed) no person would rent it, without rstview
ing the premises the terms OF agreement shall be then
communicated. Possession will Nc given al any tine
the tenant thinks proper. JOHN MeAORRoUGH.
July ~. Is..w12v,
DUBLiC AUCTiON.-wiu be sold at GordonsvjIle
y Orange county, Virginia, on Friday tie I5th OF
ePe1absr merit all The perisbabe property ofbe estate
OF NAFHANiEJ GORDON, deceased. A credit Of ~
months will be allowed for all suns over 6 90 the
purchaser giving bond with security. For PURCHASES
not exceeding s 20, cash will he required.
kThll those who have claims against the estate viii
bring them forward duly authenticated for settlement
Those indebted will come and settle by bond OF other
wise, as circumstances will justify furber linda,
gence. NATHANIEL CORDON,2 ddDfnfs.
CHARLES BFALE, frators.
GoTdonsyllle, August. Is. IDS
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a BOUT 500 acres OF the tract on which reside
a situate Within 80 miles Of Richmond 10 Of lanes
IIver and Of Appomatiox. It's deemed eqnal If nor
superior 10 any tact not on The river and being OF be
quality ofihe Londonn Lands 10 as piibl. OF inn,
PfoVement by the use Of clover and plaster which IA
fully demonstrated by the effects produced on The adj
joining lands. The terms are half dollar per acre
Should any incline pnrcbase the whole tract
IlSO acres, 10 prObabIehe might be accommodated AZ
s 20 " acre. BRRTT RANpnTru
Fowbatan, AuguslB. 2z.,wsy
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Come, join me, british landsnen sragoous and grena
Willie sing the tara OF England, aud the battle Of
Aiyieis,
have ;yoa sahres flashing aud heard the din Of
blows;
{ have mako the edge Of bayone,s that swept away
Rs' here the sso,d was idle asleep the cuta.s lay
fire aighty cannon roar'd alone and saiCr, won the
day.
Twas in tae motniog early the north wind bore u,
down,
And spread the Bish crescents arms around The
iSd town,
linen wa.d on every war ship throughout the bendin.
.ae,
Our van of hoa,,sg batteries the nohis Peile,v led
nni brA,ely d'cpp'd his anchor breast OF the Mole.
head.
Now yird thee prince Of pirates aud Of the sea
Give up Wy pnnderd treasures and the captives
The Ian, cloud is gathering ON the tide
ana Tue belt OF injured nations iii blast thee ,hy
PRIDE"
HE city above u. a, whit. a, MAINTAIN, ,,ew
Aih grim the rampant grid hung DER the wave below
e"es'h we 'awnins enlrasures for action cear'd we
And thrice live hundred were pointed a, the bay
Inc summer snu was westering a, the work OF death
u sunk cloud aud darkness. before the FRAY wa, done
ihe ye heard The crash Of bulxarks III tubIed rom
their height,
Ani saw the rockets streaming red athwart the v,uit Of
night,
And blazing barks d,masted came wildly drifting nigh,
And, midst the Pause OF thunder ye heard the heteu
NoT hold thee, gallant admiral, bow to God, de-.
yield The virgin city. the empre:. ofthe sra;
Nen''nee my piundered treasures ana SET the captive
Now shout M lads" qaoth brave reew" now shout
for victory"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the DIRECT TAX Of
the United States, for 1916, the follow ing de
scTibed property situate in this state, having remained
unpaid one year from the time Of notification Of the
collector IN whose district the said property lies that
the tax had become due and payable the same or so
much theeofas may be necessary satisfy the said tax
due thereon, with an addition Of twenty per cent will
be sold at public SALE NJ The Bagie Hotel w the CITY Of
Richmond, on Monday the 23d day of October 1870
AZ ten O'Clock a. M and continue from day to day until
sold. - ~
Mares ef tar. De'eriPtiO" ofproperty. AMOUNT
awe PERSONS - - y0gaJie.
,,,, .,,. LEE COUNTY. Cents.
bolbeH Allison, 100 acres of land on Powel's river
$50 do. main road Station creek 40
Thomas Baker, 100 do. unknewu,
John Belfonr, $50 do on the main road and on the
waters Trading creek, 20
GOWN Bailey, so acres on PoweIs river, "a
Joseph Brock, 5000 DO on both sides " waina's
bridge, aud on the north side ofPoei'smeuntaiB IA
"illiam Crowley, III acres Of land on the waters
.,,, Of indian creek, 81
Naih' ". Claiborne, $50 30. on Sugar run "a
EDWARD D0sOn, 60 DO. on Powei,s riysT a
John Dfaion, rs acres ofIand n
John Donald, 267i DO. on Poweis river
i31 DO. IN Wild Cat valley.
$50 do. IN the Poor valley,
2JO do. on Trading creek,
$50 DO on PewePs river,
1876 DO. on north fork 81 POweIsriye yo3
Peter Fisher. I4I0 DO. on indian creek $50
andrew Howard, 2el do. on PowePs liver
'esepd tead, isCi DO. On 90. aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29

4 Il SHiSCfEro.At n Tsr;Liy cent L,il fer IN.
county OF Lancaster, al the courthouse thereof on
MONDAY the 18th day Of June, lS2O--
Jon" W. .Ccmpia iaanf
Abraham psnqui,e and william Kelley. De,endY..
Ihis day came the complainant by Ellison cuttle
gentleman, bis counsel, and the defendant hbtahau,
security according 10 law aud The rules OF this eoari-
anu u appearing TO the the CON al th.
abraham not am nhahiiari OF the
ev'hiohwea.th OF virginia On the the coin
p'ainant by his counsel, III is ordered hat the sand
se.eaoant Abraham appear here ON the tba Mondayi,
sepeinper next ana answer the bill
dma ~ IS Further ordered, That The defendant " I'M
hensy DO NOT pay convey away, ,eeretr any money
or enects IN his hands belonging the other
Abraham mil the further order and decree of hi,
court concerning the same and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted In the Rickaoad Lcuiyr,
TOT Two months successfully, and another COPY ncs,e
al Tie iron, door Of the courthouse Of ,hs cAusiy
copy-reste, BIN. WALKER, ID. c.
.u.2 -. 2S..wSws
IN cHaNcERi...In NoiIonay county couTI hi,
Il July, 1870 '''
Jesse l.. Dupuy...... Comp laiRanf,
Richard Jones, jr. Austia watkins, Tyfee G. Bacon
nIcher Robertson aud Francis Dyson-and Abraham,
hachitt sheriff Of the county Of Notoway and adnor
OF Asa Hundley, Defe adams
The defendant Jones not having entered his appear.
ance ana given security according act
aho Tue rules OF this aud TO The salts
scuon OF The court that lie is oil this
;,ae ON the motion ofthe complainant by his counsel
as Ordered, That the said defendant Jones do aupra2
acre ON or before the first thursday in November
to answer the hill and give such security a, is Inv ,.,
required and ia,a copy th, order be Nm bl.b,d for
Two months successfully in the Richmond En0uirsy
aud posted at the front door of the coaYbouse
county ON TIVE successive court days.
July rs ~ fow 1913 Dc.
Il 1920 49, N"is
Thornton Puryear, Thomas Dance and Nancy hi, wife
'"te Nahcy Pnr}ear.s Plaintiffs
AGAINST 80
:, !ohn Paryear, Robert Puryear, william Puryear vii
ain hoysier and Sarah Register wife OF said Wiiiia
N'y:ter, children of William ruryear The elder by his
nIst marriage, and William Meaier and Elizabeth r.
heaer bis wife, la'e Elizabeth p. Puryear daurhtsr
OF the said william the elder by sub,rqnent mar.
Hage, sna nos NJ Netson... Deicndanfs
ne defendants John Pu,yeas. Robert pnt, ear Nm
pniyear, william Roys;er and Sarah bis wife ana
william Nealer, not having entered their appeafant.
ana gwen security according to the act ann
Iuie OF this court, and it appearing the sasfac
non OF the court that they inhabitants Of tb.
commonwealth on the morton OF the plaintiffs. Inv
Counsel, Is ordered, That the said fendapts do an
pear here on the first day of November cour, nex ma
answer The plaintiffs bill aud that copy OF this oTd.r
be foi hwih inserted In some printed i'm he
city Of Richmond for eight weeks successiyely ana
posted al The front door of the house
copy-Teste, Z. 5. MeCRAw H. q
July rs. 2answ:
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l N citANCERl....6s rules, h0fdtu In fhe eYsyL,.
= gree critic county cf Prince Edaard, he Sd das
John u. Meffauer. plain,;g
AGAINST
Joet ~ janes, Edwdrd Booker, 7honros Rsa6 Ia,
"drd Rsdtord and George II. Gibson. .. De euda,,s
Ihe detenddnf joel ~ Jones rot koufnc c1fe,eey
mas appearance snd giUen security ACCORDING 10 o.,
dcf " the General dssfm6ty and tie rides or ms
co"rf, and 10 appearing BY satisfactory eri3eurr
thdt ne as not an tnhdbfant Of this state: on fLe
MOTION OF the complainant By counsel II IL orde,ea
ihaf the said defendant Joel " zones do anna,
here on The frst day Of Dctober conrt ncrf ard an
sHer thf cempfahdhfbiH; and thdt ye)this order
oeJofthulfa inserted la OF TIC Public s,,s
papers p'intedin ne cityo Richmond for tuo monfLr
succcsVey end also posted et the front DOOR Of The
Con'fhomss IF Ibis county.
IeNc, BJ WORsuAp
Julv %. %, -, ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-30
CHEAP GOODS,
Hr-GoIsG RAPIDLY! -

Brown, black, olive blue
& scarlet BomDazeitq.
Reoi mcrino ShsWls, for
on'y s 2 each
8 a imitation ditto for 6s
each.
Floor Csrpeling for 81
per yard
Black and colour'd Nan
kin Grapes
Blsck LusiriDg for $50
per yard.
Blescb'd shee,ing t-s
wide. for 20 cents
Elegant single and dou-
bic width black Bon.-
bszesn.
Gingham and horn haa-
die Umbrellas.
Blue, black and brown
Broadclo,h and Csssi-
neres.
Black, red. chocolsts &
yellow silk, romsi s..d
bandapno Hbdfs
Irish Linen from Is 10
z 6 PER yard
Dimilies and Csmbrics.
Book and Leno Muslins.
Boxes with Looking.
Glasses.
Pins for only Cd &c 30
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the following -

superb dark and light
blue Prints, from ls6
TO 2s.
50 Carlisle Gingham,
for only ls6
~ blue India Cottons,
from Cd 20 Is.
Cbex Cd American do.
ls6
Diaper Cd per yard Rus.
STA do. is6
English hii ds.eye do.
is6 10 2s
Unbleach'd Shirt;ngs for
only Cd.
Hosiery from ESQ TO IS
per pair.
Americ an Plaids and
Stripes
A 4 American sheetings
for l8 cents.
Elegant 8 4 large Grape
shawis
DO Waterloo do. with
and without borders,
cheap
A very handsome assort-
men, of Msrseilles
Ves,ing.
Stripe icrentine and
jesns. for pantsloons
api i.,ckets
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
A SNUFP rAKtR ExTRA

n cNOI M L. N + n j M
Copy Of the will Of Mira Margaret Thomson, who
died at her house in Boyle-stree,, Burlington
Gardens London.
], Margaret Thomson, &c. being of
sound MUD, &c. do desire, that when
my soul j. departed from this wicked
world, my effects may be disposed in
the following manner. &c. also de-
sire, that all the handkerchiels that may
leave unwashed at the time OF my de-
cease, after they have been gotten to-
gether by my old and trusty servant,
Sarah Stuart, be put by her, and her "a
lone, at the bottom of my coffin, which
] desire may be large enough for that
purpose, together with such quantity
Of the best Scotch Snuff Tin which she
knowcth l always had the greatest de-
light) as will coVer my deceased body
and this desire the more especially, as
1t is usual to put flowers into the collins
Of departed friends, and nothing can he
so FRAGRANT and reJreShing to me as that
gracious powder. But 1 strictly charge
that no man be suffered to approach my
body till the coffin be closed, and it Is
necessary TO carry me to my burial,
which order in the manner following.
Six men to bc my bearers who are well
known to be the greatest snuf-takers in
the parish OF St. James's, Westminster
and instead OF mourning each to wear a
snuF.colored beaver, which desire may
be bought for that purpose and given.
Six maidens OF IN! old acquaintance,
viz. &c. to bear my pail. each to wear a
proper hood, and car J a box filled with
the best Scotch smut, TO take Tor their
refreshment as they 80 along. Before
my corpse, | desire the minister may be
invited to walk, and take certain quan.
tity of the said snuff no, exceeding a
M1daer 20 whom bequeath live gum.
cas- on condition of his SO doing. And
also desire my old and faithful servant
Sarah Stuart, to walk before the
corpse, to distribute every twenty yards
a large handful of Scotch snuff to the
ground, and upon the crowd who may
possibly follow me to the burial place,
on which condition | bequeath her 20i
Aud | also desire, tina, at least fsuo bush
els of said snuff may be distributed at
the door OF my house in Boylc.sneet.
She then proceeds to order the time Of
her burial, which is to be at IL O'Clock,
at noon. She then particularizes her
legacies, and over and above every lega.
cy, she desires may be given one pound
fgood Scotch snuff, which she calls the
grand cordial Of nature.
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CUNDALL'S MILLS.
.o0k Garding.

THE subscribers inform their friends
4 and the public. that they have repienisbed
their Carding Machines with new Cards Of the fin
est and most approved manufsc ture, and that they
are now enabled to Gard Wool Of all grades, in the
best manner
They continue 10 Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual Alec, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths OF all descriptions, and 10 color gar.
nents, sc that have faded, or become unfsshion.
able AN branches Of the above business will be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged
CLARKE & 6RINNFIL.
N B-sANFoap Amy Little e.Compton-PELPo
CoRBy, Tiyerton- WILLIAM PEARsB, Bristol.
Ferry-snd jon SHERMAN, IN Newport, Will re.
ceive and forward articles intenoed for the Manu-
factory
Portsmouth, July 10, 1890
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drawer i'll the room was dead drunk,
they proposed to pat him into sack,
and carry him to Longbottom, the re.
Sn,rection man. This motion met with
the appreciation Of the whole, and the
two who proposed it took him away 20
Longbottom's house, as dead subject,
and requested gulea, saying that they
would call for the hernandez in the morn.
ing. Their request was complied with,
and the old wire drawer was left in the
sack in room amongst dead bodies.
About midnight the old man awaked,
and made a terrible noise, which much
alarmed Mr.. Longbottom and his wife,
as they really supposed that one OF their
dead subjects was come to life again
burst not approach the room, but re-
NAMED for long time under dreadful
apprehension ol what might be the con-
sequences. The old fellow after long
struggle got out Of the sack and after
tumbling about while over the dead
bodies, and skeletons, he at last found
his way down stairs, and of he set. leay.
irg Mr.. Longbottom and his wife in tic
utmost CONSERVATION. The old wire
drawer himself related this story to my
brother Philip Lackington.
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POETRY.
Prom the New.York Columbian.
THE SHAMROCK.


II Song far Sc. Parick's day.
Tune--Jesse Of Dunblane.
Oh hail to the little green eaf that blooms wildly.
Among the moist flowers Of yon sea. guarded isle
And blest be the soft szurc eyes that beam mildly,
To haliow the emblem Of beau,y's own soil
Yes, smiling and glad, through thy vailies and
Dear land Of our fathers, thy fair dssghters
stray;
The sun looks upon them, and gives their loved
shadows,
To those in the west who remember this day
'Nesth Erin's green banner thout grow little leaf
Till the world's mouldering wreck sounds the
last note of griet
Thou sweet little leaf the frat glance Of our
childhood
Ilum,n'd thy green, then our bosoms bles.
The harp wreath'd with Aowers was heard in the
WILDWOOD
And home was our haven Of pleasure and rest
Their, .hcn, noble Shannon I! beside thy broau wa.
We tripped with the ligh,ness Of rapture along,
Love bushingy sighd from the breasts Of Thy
daughters
And all thy scenes rung with the music Of song |!
Shor0 far, far away from thy proud rolling tide,
Wen think Erin's shamrock still nantes thy
side
Oh! surely, dear leaAct! some angel FIRST found
All sparkling and pure in the land Of the good
For still is there brightness and glory around thee
Though nourished by tear drops though sprink.
led with blood
And still each bosom, though distanty stray.
ing,
Recalling the charms il once fondly caressed,
Remembering the dear ones who round thee are
playing
Shall wear thee nis day in the land Of the west I!
Fair Erins bright inner wide o'er thee shal wave,
While checks gov with beautywhils bcsoms
are brave.
g NJ.
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A DROLL STORY.
From Lsckington's Memoirs.

About the year 1871, six or seven
mechanics having been drinking near
the whole of the day at a public house
in the Borough; they at night were at a
loss how to procure more liquor, their
money beiiEg oil gone. when two of the
company observing that an old wire.
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NOTICE.

AMEs TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
y the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and Is ready to attend TO the calls Of his old Gus
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punc,uaIy attended
to-csll at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of Bsnnisters-whsr
NesPort, March 20, 1890.
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fhe JoH>uNs tr'raoratnG' Iares are fss
beet Recommendation Of Or. Reye's .Gsthnsahs
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By the President of Me Umted States

BY the President Of tile United States.
WHEREAs, by act Of Congress passed on the
w l7,h of March 1890. entitled An act to au.
thorize the President of the United States to an
point Receiver Of the Public Monies and Register
of the Land Oface for the district OF Lawrence
county in the Arkansas territory" il is enacted,
that any person, having claim TO a rieh, Of pre-
empton within the said district. shall make known
his claim and location, according to the provision
of the laws now in force. TO the Register t least
six weeks before the time 10 be designsted BY the
President Of the United States for issuing patents
TO the soldiers Of the late army, entitled to bounty
land IN said district.
Therefore, James Monroe. President Of the u
stsses, do hereby designate the fourth Monday of
November next, ~ the time at which patents %
afoi esaid shall commence 10 issue.
Given under my band, st the city OF Washing.
ton, the eighteenth Of April. 1920
JAMES MONROE
BY the President, JosiAn MErcs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are su,horized TO publish the kws
ofthe United States, will insert the above once
week ill the 6rs.-of NevcuIbcf next. and send their
accounts to The General Land Ofise ioS payment
Aisy J.
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JAMES The FIRST.

Among Inc addresses presented 10
him on bis accession TO the Throne, as
one from the town of Shrewsbury. IN
which the legal inhabitants expressed "a
wish, that his Majesty might reign as
long as the SUN, moon and stars endur-
eth. Faith moD." said the king. "if
! do reign so long, my son mus, govern
by Candle AgM"
Mr.. Addison was subject to native
timidlty, which aothing could surmount.
Upon very interesting debate in The
house OF Commons, he essayed to speak,
and began with, Mr.. Speaker, hum
bly, conceive" This he repeated thrice.
"A gentleman in opposition replied,
The worthy gentleman has conceived
thrice and bro't forth nothing" which
so effcctually dasheo Addison, that he
was unable TO proceed.
Good Mighbors "A good neighbor
borrows as long as be does no. own
what he has occasion TO use. When he
has once bought "a necessary book,
horse or chalse, he economically Sal
to himself, CHOW, Pm provided for;
III neither borrow nor lend: al nay
neighbors want my conyeniences, let
them buy them as 1 have DONE" Now
whatever may be sneeTngiy said ol the
gratitude or kinkness OF such neighbors,
what can be metaphy sically or ma,he-
matically palmer than that every man
who provides not for his own house is
worse than an infdel; and what more
direct method of doing this than to look
out well for "number one ?"
Dart. Herald.
II happy choice Of gvords. s.--A gentle
man, known by his habItual tardiness,
was invited to join party to Nahart;
and appointed for that purpose to be at
his friends house, at an early hour in the
morning. Contrary to all expectation.
he was the first on the ground; and his
friend, III surprise at his punctuality,
burst out in the following Meid apos,ro-
phe.-" So you've come fsi, at last;
you used to be behind, tefo,e; expect
you get up early, of Iate; tits well you
called in season, you would not have
found me within, with0nt."
4 pompous fellow made very mad
equate offer for valuable property, and
calling the next day for an answer, en-
quired OF the gentleman if he had enter
tained his proposition. "No," replied
the other, "your proposition entertained
me-"
Bee Sting. "A little mud or mois,en-
ed earth applied immediately to the
wound made by any kind of bee or wasp,
will check the anguish almost instantly,
and prevent any swelling or sore.
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The Third and Lca Call.
Agoing! Agoing VERY Cheap.
WIN. JAMES TlLLEY,
No. I2+. Themes street.

~" i<rs s"o"ess"ee'
HAS just opened great quantity
\ Il Of Goods, which with his old stock mskes
his Assortment complete among which are. SUI
pcrRnc, hne and common BrosdcIcths, supe, flse
6ne and common Csssmeres, fine Flannels and Pc.
iise Cloths; Grape Dresses, Canton Grapes. Sin.
chaws lutstrings Italian Grape silk Laces and
Gauze Bombasines and Bombsze,,s 6ne and
common Marseilies ves,ing, Isdies Hose; Gloves
and Psrasols Combs; handkerchief, shr,ings
and shee,ings, complete assortment Of American
Goods and great many other Articles TOO numtr-
Gus TO mention al Of which will be sold low or that
Friend Of ell maakiad, on this Globe, Cssb.
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THE NOLA1lL f AROM ATIC
SAUFF, jor Head. Aehe s. Ca,arrh.

ID ECOMMENpE by Doct. WArReuovsx, is
~ now constantly kept for sale by
SAMUEL w VlNSON
Newport, May 10. 1890.
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Bee Shng. A little mud or mois,en-
ed earth applied immediately to the
wound made by any kind of bee or wasp,
will check the anguish almost instantly,
and prevent any swelling or sore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-15
Credit Sac OF NeryOes.

" AIrsuance Of the PROVISIONS Of deed oftruat exc
> cued To MS by WIN. Nilcheii-We shan, or THURS
dag, ne 2Nh NJ FeJrHdry neIt fair, if not, on the
next 'ar day, proceed to sell public auction on IN e
tuJnpiae road, mile from the 81 LyncshuTg
bcIween forty and fhy vety iibey NeGROEs.-Ac credit
10 twelve months from the day sale will he given
UPON Tie purchaser or purchasers executing bond with
approved secury 10 carry interest from the Date the
interest however 10 Be reUed II the uCads are pune
tslly paid.
lti cnnGdeutiy heliered that more ,ainable par
Gel 81 negipcs offered for sale IN Virginia
They carefully selected nj their present DToprse
consist principally % very hkely young men, aud
among them are seyel eight nonr barrel co0pers ,
two good bitcbsui'hs, and an sxceent bricklayer
Tie dihcuies which prevented he sale formerly
advertised, having been by toe n al the par.
ties Interested, entirely removed, no disappointment
cau or N tahe place To- tla appointed. The ftie
To these negroes Is believed 90 be uDguesonahle bul
Wc shall convey Only thut which we hold as trustees
EDWARD WATTS
HENRY s. LANGHoRNg. trustees