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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
Physic and Surgery.

L ~ SIC anu nuISCI
THE subscriber respectfully informs
the public, the citizens OF Elizabeth
Town 10 particular, that he has resumed
the practice of PHYSIC & SURGERY,
IN all their various branches.
The poor will be attended gratis,
WILLIAM HALSTED.
N. B. All persons indebted TO the sub
scriber, on book or note, are earnestly
requested to settle. w. ID
Eliz. Town, Feb. 20, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
To Let,

To Let,
For one year from the first Of .April merit,
HNHAT pleasantly situated two story
Il HOUSE, with wing at each end
nearly opposite Col. OGDEN's-well cal
cuIated to accommodate large family
There is Garden, Well aud Cistern near
the kitchen door. Enquire Of
THOS. SALTER.
March 6, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07

DIED,
On Monday night of last week, Miss PHEB Z
GRAMS, daughter Of Gen VIM. Crane, deceased
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
From the Trenton Federalist Of Feb. %.

Jurisdiction or Steamboat Biu.-On
me zod INST. the bill from council supple.
men'ary 70 The act to support the jurisdic-
t'on OF inc state. on its second reading,
came UNDER consideration Of the House Of
Ath section = ,A'
Mr. Kinney, from Essex, rose for the
purpose Of proposing an amendment and
Offering his objections to the section.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
GARDEN SEEDS.

FSHE subscriber has received from the
u Shakers, fresh supply ef Garden
seeds, raised at PittsfieId. Mass put up
in papers with the retail prices printed on
sherx
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07

GThe inhabitants Of cur town, as you
may suspect, are in no enviabIe condition ;
for no one sleeps at night but on fire arms,
aud without expecting to be reused, either
to stop the progress Of the devouring ele-
ment, or to quell ins0rrection. Indeed,
the moment fire is called, az armed force
commences galIoping up aud down the
streets, and never halts until all danger is
at az end--and wo be TO the negro who IS
caught DOT, or in any misdemeanor. lii
supposed that the woman DOW 10 Jail will
meet the fate she SO justly deserves, and
communicate Information in regard to the
insurrection."
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
BLAKELy, (Ala.) Jan. IL.

BLAKELY, Ala. Jan. ~.
Signs of the season at the noTfh....Iiie
astonishing multitude of Robins, which
have within few days arrived here. M
dictate an unusual severity Of weather 10
the higher ATTITUDES. Birds Of passage,
especially the Robin-red-breast, emigrate
southerly as winter approaches, according
to the degrees of cold and the supplies Of
food further north. These birds are not
seen here every winter, but visit US occa-
sioria:.y. They we're never seen N grea.
ter numbers than at present Our forests
and fields for few days past have been
.clouded With them. For several mornings
the woods have been SO filed with their
music as to render January here like the
month Of May in New England 10 fact,
the weather here the week past, has been
that of the. northern spring. Alternate
raio, thunder, and hot sunshine have
changed the rigonrs of winter here TO the
miIdness Of May since this month came iu.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected By seueral Brokers in .Nezs-York.
U. s. Bank Notes not payable in this city, l-a per
cent discount.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

Ioi Mr.. Manner, referred 10 the military
committee and ordered to be printed.
The Secretary Of the Senate then came
IN with message. announcing The death
OF The Honorable James Burrill, junr. a
member of that body, and that his iul
nrIal would take place iro ~ The Senate
Chamber, at half past 10 o'clock To- m or
row.
Whereupon, on motion of Mr.. Eddy, it
Was
Resoired unanimously That this House will
attend the funeral OF the Hon. James Bnr
rill. Jr. Iate a Member of The Senate from The
state OF Rhode i,land, Tomorrow, AT halt past
10 O'Clock, a. NJ. and as testimony of res.
pectsior the memory OF the deceased will 20
into mourning and wear Grape Tor thirty days.
Aud, on motion OF Mr.. Reid, the House
then adjourned 10 Thursday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

C0iCcJS. ETitafci.
Present nfsation.......s..,......- 572 i2050
hinimun OF proposed oTEantauon.. 5l4 e,39I
Maximum Of proposed organization.- STA II, 81
With double battalions &e............S3t is 400
The annual saving by The proposed or
ganiZd'i0n OF the army, on The basis OF
tue expenditure of 1920, and surprising
The ranks mol 10 be full, IN either case, by
one-s,xih.,s estimated ~ 9O5 2o4 dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

a Hahfar paper an sparkling rifle Pre-
sidents Message, remarks-" Ills oJserpa-
hons respecting the commercial intercourse
6etwCei the United States and tie British
Colonies an the West Indies are Somcmhat
amusing Great Britain odheyeS to hcy suS-
tenn If erciusion, the United States To thciy.
Non Intercourse measures Sc tie experiment
IS ddrdHc'ng' says Or Monroe. " an Spi
,7t If unity befwcea The fmo parties '-And
here ne cannot help remarking Mat q riSeI'
experiment lDaS uever h''eH by our GOuern
ment-d should hare been adopted Tang be
fore IL 'rds -om' West India ISiands were
neccr better supplied mih Provisions of rye.
~ h'"d than they haze been for TIE last ten
gears"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

pO.aiel edrai,y, haI on tie ooh cc.ober last.
complete and undispafed possession. Utter
ignorance sf the topography Of the country
IS mantest an these .inrentiens of the royal
deccivers
The aorices re haze had relate only 10 pre-
pGIGt0ry movements and incidents ~ which
zee hare formerly giren sufficient particulars;
6st from What are hare learned, there rs good
ressOm TO expect operations Of a rery decided
character, haze taken place before the middle
Of December, and IF which, adrices may be
hourly expected. Aurora.
Among the facts derived from our pri-
vaie correspondence, we learn that The
republican government has promulged "a
decree iorbiddiyg ihenceiorlh the en-
gagemeni of amy foreign troops the re-
sources of the republic being found com
petent To the maintenance of lis indie
pendence without the ai,l of foreign
troops. The troops already i'm The SER
vice of The republic will have their option
to retire or continue i'll service, upon the
same conditions as the natives. Emf.
grants from all countries, bringing with
them the Knowledge OF any useful ari will
obtain lands and protection, and enjoy
equal rights from The moment they shall
establish permanent residence, COM
mence any useful undertaking, or cult
va'e given qnaa,ity OF land and put il
in seed.
The congress OF Colombia have issued
a proclamation of a very able and inge-
Nous character, addressed 10 The iudg
ment and the feelings of the humblest
capacity ii bears sOine resemblance in
simplicity of manner and siyle TO the
Indian tGikS-this address appears 10 have
found IFS way ihio The royal Ga nps, and
has had mos I uucommou effect. The
royal general La Tore has bren compell
ed IN retire from The position which lie
had been ordered To take, in consequence
OF The deseriion OF The Spanish troops
under his command.
The Spanish regiment Of tie queen and
The regiment OF iOyGLy had gone over all
but few Officers 10 the republican army.
The affair of TurbaccO near CaIihagena
has be'n maSuified into a matter of great
cons qutnce during the absence oil %.
neal Mnntllla, who had gone 10 Baran-
quilla 10 Inspect ihPeXpedi,ion pros eetling
against Santa Martha, the besirgpd made a
soriic, attacked an advanced picqupi. and
Tor moment occupied rcdoubt and
its guns: but the Mmgayitqns were
soon among them, and the rehoubt Mas
again turned on The sallying party, who
leli a third of their force en- teryc.
Tn Curacao papers give some awk
ward tran>lalions Of ccr,ail parts OF cor.
respendence, aud garrison orders al Car.
thagena, which are perfectly idtomatic-
We shall give Them as we got then.
Ga tlir 9Th of October the Colan hian
republic had no ad,i es OF the fall of San.
Ia Martha, bnt il was confidently expect.
ed every hour. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

New YORK, D. % .BeIoao, the u.
States slap Of War Cgmle, Capt Trenchard
from a crnrce on tie coast of AG1ca-and
50 days. from Sierra Leone, ,ohence she suited
on the ed October Iwo ofthe officers came
mp this morning IN a pilot 6oat from ,ohom
ne obtained the fOiio0ing particulars - Tile
q. s ship JOHN adams kad arrived ON the
Cast de|iUeyed her orders aud Saiied fran
Cape Sierra Leone. on the 18Th OctO6er, for
RIO PongaS i'' Company ruth the British
brig IT war Snapper to cut off an american
sirteen-gUn Stare ceSsei, achich ii ,Uas un-
derStOod wHS an TINT quarter
We also learn. that the reminder of tie
colony IF biackS IRIS an a rem disaFectcd
state Several officers by the Crane had
been on shore and taken particular account oC
their situation to report 10 gorenmem Tie
officers and cretO of'the Cyane are IN good
heaith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30
FOREIGN.
-s..ss.s....
Which as 10 be beiiered?
.ATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Lcda, Capt Meades, arrived
at this pOr, last evening from Falmouth,
which plA, she left on the 9,h OF Nov
brings London dates 10 the 9Th. We have
not been able 10 procure any papers by
her hut, learn verbally, thar the Queens
trial had closed, aud thai ,he bill al Pains
aud Penalties had been rejected. This
was the report al Falmouth, the day on
which capt. NJ sailed. II must be con
selling to an Englishmau 10 see, that there
Is a redrcm:ng virtue IN his cOunirymen
who can project from wrong woman.
not alone UspIcuous for her mi>foriunes.
but who in recent exigencies, had dis =
played qualities, which under more for.
tunate auspices. might have adorned the
THRONE once filed by Elizabeth Tudor
Although brought up IN rigid school Of
fepublicanISu, we have never entertained
Tie idea OF Paine, thai every "peer was
a puppy" and moreover We have been
taught 10 believe. thai virtue and iniegri,
", confined "a they are 10 no particular
quarter OF the Globe, are at The same
ume the exclusive property ri no one class
OF society Sardnnah Rep Dec 20.
FROM LONDON
Capt. Meades, Of the ship Leda, who
arrived al tins port last evening from
London, having left there on the 9Th Nov.
informs hat the bill of Pains and Penal.
lies had passed the second reading and
laid on the table
Savannah Nus Dec. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30
items from HGranI Papers receired ut the Charles
Ton (ifn (rnr.IIe OGice

items from Harana Papers receired ut the Charles
ton Cdy GHzeitc Office
] he General COrtes have abolished the
rich M0nasiic ORDERS, and have lsia so
many restrictions on tbc remaining Or.
ders Of regular Clergy, that a conslders-
bic dImlnutiOn, If not a total extinction Of
them, will be within few years Elected
throughout the Spanish Monarchy IN
the debate on This subject, a m, Der OBJ
served, with tespett TO The fears express
ed By orr Of The Ministers, lest such rner.
getic measures should shock the surer.
81 ti0us feelings If the Nation. hat the
G1vrrnmeui Abich had slIepn 80 much
HrmncSs indissOlvIng i,iego's army, OmghI
MOI to hesitate ~ proceeding with equal
resolution against Tie Monks and Friars.
whose influence with tn people - as no
longer IN be feared IN his enlightened
age. Even the power and Influence Of
Ills dizziness the Pope, appear 10 be AZ 4
low ebb IL the Peninsula az in reply to
a motion made dunng lie same debate,
thai BHH should be obtained for earry-
ing INTO effect these salntary reforms, n
vas stated tbal Bulls should be upiiher
solirHrd nor regarded al the present time,
anu were necessary only in The barbarous
ages, when The sovereignty Of the prsple
was unknown and, ~ fact, wholly ab
sorbed ~ Tie universal spiritual aud tenn.
pOrai power Of The See Of Rome.
Tic Bishop Of Oihuria ~ Murcia.
bad fled from Spain, on account Of The
adoption OF Tie Constitutional System.
The General Tariff was before the
Carries. and wa almost completed
The City Council Of Havaua, had or.
tered Census 10 be taken Of The pOpula
lion OF The City and tie Suburbs.
Tire Provincial Assembly appear 10 b.
much occupied IN devising and digesiing
,lans Tor advancing the prosperity OF llIe
Island of Cuba.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

NORFOLK, December %. Captain
Stone, Of The Alpha and Omega, report
cd under our marine head, from Cape
Haytien, states, that three or four DAYS
before he sailed, two French Frgates,
laying of and on, sent IN flag of truce
10 T resident Boyer. Captain S could
not learn the purpose of ibis messenger,
and nothing had iranspired, whcn he
sailed. from which II might be conjeca
tured. Ii bad, however, excited much
speculation among The inhabitants.
Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30
Savannah Nus Dee. %.

ST. PETERSBURG, (Russial Sept. 49,
4 meleoric stone weighing 40 pounds fell
from the air during violent thunder
storm, at SIX o'clo, III the evening, on
the l2'h OF July in the village of Listen,
IN the circle Of Duaaburg, and the 60.
vernment OF Wiieb>k. Iipenetrated foot
and an half in the ground, whence il was
dug up by the peasants, and has been
chemically anaIyzed by DIR. EichIer-A
magnetic needl- VAS pretty quickly at.
tracted, as wei! in an horizonial as in a
vertical direction, by all points of lis sur.
face, but ii did not at all attract iron Ill
iugs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

o. motion Of Nir. Cockc, The letter and
its accompaniment wett0rdered 10 be res
ierrcd in sci, 81 committee Mr. Coche.
Mr. Waiiary, Air. OUey&reet, and MIR. Set
tie, sere apnmDlcd by tie Speaker to DO
The committee.
Fire Speaker also laid before the lIous,
a letter from the Secretary OF War, trans
hitting system OF hrld service aud 20
lice, and a syicfn OF martial law for ilt
goyFrunieut o. The army Of tie u States
submitted IN Obedience 10 resolution,
" The House OF Representatives ol ~
United States of the 22d Dee. 1919
which, with It's ENCLOSURES, was, on moiion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

taking he year 1918 for an example.
ana comparing II With the present wear.
me annual saving ~ The expenditures for
lhr army, ~ consequence Of the inI
proven orgaui2diion,' IS estimated al
057, $50 dollars.
Ihe present organization Of the army.
'ut proposed organization at lis minimum
pIl't' ne proposed organization al it,
u,nhiipup, ana tie proposed organization
doubling the balialinns aud a,,r,n.r,,n,
.ne ON .s's o. 'nIauiry) embrace respcc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
RADICALS IN CHINA

LONDON, Nov. 23.-AccOrding 10 adj
wees lately received from China, through
Mr.. Milne, of the London Missionary
Society, general agitation throughout
that vast empire threatens TO destroy the
most ancient Government in the world
Secret societies are said to be established
throughout China, which formidable
severity has been unable TO suppress. Iu
The single province ofCantoA i5Opersons
per month have for some tim. past per
ishei under The hands Of the exrcuIiomcr.
Some OF the societies bear eXiraerdi
nary designations as the White Jackets,
Red Boards and Short Swords. Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
ANOTHER PRESENT TO THE DUKE OF
WELLINGTON

The Duke of w elIia gton bids fair not opIy TO
have the most titles of-any subject in EwOpe
but to be the richest aud best accommodated
subject in tile world There appears TO be 10
epd tn the rich presents lie is continually re-
ceivIng and we have now to add others from
an unexpected quarter-the King of SaxOny
Every one knows the commanding influence
which his Grace enjoy ed in the great uegotia-
tons which settled The destiny and has estab-
llshed the Peace of Europe aud his modera-
lion and Justice in those topics which related
TO the old friend and fdvOrite of Ndpoie0n-
the King Of SdXOny-were the theme of much
OpprObrum among The h0tspdrS OF EnIcpe II
seems the King has appreciated the Dukes
friendship, and has expressed his gratitude
by several splendid presents of the manulac-
lures OF his kingdom. Notice Of two OF them
Is given IN the following articles -
DRESDEN, (SaxODy) OCT. IL Yesterday
closed the exhibition al The palace, Of the Des-
seTt Serrice intended as a present from the
King to the Duke of Wellington. II was made
Ill Tie Royal Porcelain ManntacioTy; and this
extraordinary aud beautiful production of
Saxon Industry was packed mp in four Mo-
rocco chests, to he sent to England. The ex-
hibtion was very interesting, and the saloon
was crowded with visitors, who had an on
POrtnDity to compare this specimen of ART
with samples Of poroelaiU from al quarters
OF the globe, distributed IN the nineteen sa-
looms OF the japanese palace, aud which are
valued at million OF dollars
The service consists of Two large icepails,
M Tie form of vase, with dllcgOtiCdi figures
OF the God cf JVw drawn by rams dpoHo III
stfucied by the Centaur ChirOn Julius Cpsar
~ his trinnE'bal procession, holding the God
dess Of victory iu his hand and augustus
drawn by tLe Genius of Victory ia all his
glOiy.
The frnit dishes, fruit baskets aud sugar
boxes Of Different forms and sizes amounting
10 four and twenty pieces, have 10 paintings
but are richly giIded on dead blue GROUND
dnd ornamcnied with the most elegant Omen
NOrE.-isuf tho fuOgf heamftlui tyf
hundred aud eight desert plates, oinaneuted
on tue bOrders with as exquisite garland ot
lauI els iutcrtwiutd with ribbduds Of lesuiscus
OF the Saxon national colors. Sixty-four Of
These plates represent tie most inicrestiu.
prospects Of tie Spanish cities. mountains
aud sea ports, from drawings by his Maies.
" painter Mr.. Arnold, aud six other skiifui
artists, % the Missen school, executed with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01


There was iiille VAN" aud lie made = little hiiI,
Aud he said, " Little bii viii you pass pass pass 2
And piove against the trash that the bank can pay
cash,
And at least not In gold vet in brass brass brass
Then said the Hue Till, " Yuu can pass me if you
will
Hut I'D have you to consider what sou do do do
III Iou can your lille store aud produce your
little ore,
twill vanish in moment nom your view view,
view "
Then said little NAN, " n pass my little plan,
can rails. my little notys a little higher higher
higher;
Though my Golfers but low, yet a better trick
AnnN
rhaRto set my ule house all on ire are, dre."
lhrn the ltuie bill Replied How will your liitle bride
W thieadneeuir street approve your intent, tent,
tcuti
"ha' VIII she. viii she say, when you call her pay
what Jon know she has not got, but has speut spent
spentl
f2en The little Van he sishd aud tseme say little
crj'd
For his little heart was big with sorrow, sorrow
sorrow
" As Pm little slave all the little that u. have
ne 100 i''ue, ite, little, we viii borrow, borrow,
borrow
ineh tue little Van with skill he passed his LILLE bill
though his little bride deIls'L twas sin sim sin
lhat Tue htie Van should dream Ly his pretty l,tle
scbeiBe.
10 have more than the cat aud her skim skim skim
- - -
'Ta"sNfart Chancellor efthe E,chequer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
ANOTHER NEW INVENTION.


We understand patent has lately been ia
kenOut, by gentleman from Massachusetts
for an invention which seems TO promise ex-
iensive advantage 10 navigation. il once fairly
brought into operation Ii consists, principal
ly, III a new method for ub-nalrine pioughipg
TO any necessary depth, by the power OF
steam boat. When the matter is effectually
ioosened up aud pulverized, it cannot reason.
ably be doubted but the rapidity OF ebb tides,
united with the natural current of the rivers.
will soon carry il off, and keep the channe,
open. The inventor is now in this city, Civ
Ing peTSpicuOus view of his plan, which an.
pears uncommonly simple and practicable
The advantages of being able to plough open
channels through the shoals which so freaneuI-
ly form in many of our immense rivers, you'd.
alone, he an object of very great advantage 10
our southern and western states; but, when
we consider the invention as extending 10
opening channels for large ships 10 enter the
harbors aud rivers throughout our whole sea-
board the advantages presented to view are
incalculable. 1Nat Inf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01

incw ti'atthei, names are 10 be connected Win
it> history.
The name ofToDp was adopted as the name
OF the new county
DELAwARE.-Ihe legislature of the state
OF Delaware is in session. The most impuT-
tant propositions before them are the follow
ing:
The committee 10 whom was referred that
part OF the Governors message relative 10
banks, have reported the following resolutions
for the consideration OF the House of Repre-
sebtaiisrs:
4. Resoirsd, That the true interests of this
state require the continuation and establish
meut of banking Institution in this state.
2. ReSoired, That Tie banks. siabii,Led shall
form one institution, and shall not be indie
pendent of each other.
ReSoired That The period assigned for the
continuation OF the said Dauk shall be twenty
one years.
4. Resoired That the capital shall not en-
reed Que million aud half OF dollars, oil which
FIVE hundred thousand shall be reserved ifOr
the use OF tile state aud new subscribers.
.. ResOlred, That the principal Dauk shall
be AT Dover, that there shall be branch at
Wiimin: ton, that there shall be branch al
New Castle, that there shall be a branch AT
Sym ma, thtt there siiall be a branch al George
town.
The fate of these resolutions is not yet de-
cidGd, aud is said to be doubtful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
rIilnI hAIE-

pf virtue al deed of trust executed to the subscr,
~ her the 3ist May, 1910, BY Elizabeth Sieptoe al
Hewick, near Utbanna, u the county OF Middesex fo
purposes therein expressed, shall proceed sell fol
ready money lin notes OF the Virginia Bank Farm
efs Bank Of Virginia, of the United States foi
gold and silver on the 25th OF Ee6rnary ii fair or
the next iar day. at tue place aforementioned sundr
NEGROES aud other personal property contained il,
the said deed viz George Judy, Nancy aud her three
children, named Sally, Jenny, Elza--Davy, judy and
heT thfee children uaiGej Dilca, carter William
Nancy, Miy aud her chiiu Mary-40 head OF Cattle 100
neao OF Sheep, Carriage x two Horses; anc Mules
or as much OF tue above as shall be forthcoming OF
the day Of SALE aud will SATISFY the debt contained m
The said deed, and the expences of this sale but il
deficient, wiilthen proceed to sell the terms
valuable PLANT ALTON in the same deed called The
Grange, situated on the Rappahannock river and
Grange creek, Containing i've hundred acres of
iand as is more fully described in the said deed.
GEORGE ID. NICHOLSON. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
LdND EOR S4TE

Rfiviftue OF deed oitTustexecuteu to by Warner
- Lewis on the 27th day Of April 1916, secure
John Woodson the payment of sundry sums OF mouey
therein mentioned, we will on Saturday the 5fh day
offeOtH0rg Rert, f far-if not, the first fair day
thereafter the premises sell for the
OF tract OF land containing by estimation 400 acres.
be the same more or less, lying i'm Goochland, and
bounded by the lands OF DeveTeux Jarrat, George
Holman, WIN. Matthews, aud Edwin Turpn or so much
thereof as may be sufficient pay 24OO dollars (beins
The second nstanen-a part Of the said land having
been already sold To satisfy the hrs with the
thereon with the the of
thistTnst This land lies in excellent borhood
the greater part of in wood aud capable of pro-
dncing tine tobacco. That which is cleared is fresh
and in ine condition for yielding 4 crop. IL has on IL
good barn and tobacco houses.
THOMAS PEMBERTON
ARCHIBALD BRYCE JUN.
December 3. 60 wins