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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

A IL persons indebted estate Of SAMUEL PAIN +
deceased are requested make immediate payment
me being DESTROYS 10 close the administration
possible indulgence cannot he granted To Persons ha-
wing claims against the estate requested them
knOwnto. ORRIS PAINE,
. administrator II Samuel Paine, deceased
MAY %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

toMMif1ED Ia the Jail oi brunswick county, Va. on the
~ 10Th July last, RUNWAY, n negro man who calls
himself isiANi-lie is about feet inches high about 25
years oil age light complexion his left cheek bone
his front upper tooth split half Off n scar ON the little nscr
81 the right hand lie says he belongs John Roberts,
franklin County, Georgia, who purchased him BENJAMIN
King, ofJasper County, Georga-c owner is requested To-
80 "
iso-commi;ted TO the Jail of brunswick County ON the
10th day of November last n runaway, a negro man who
cais himself jim or JIMMY. lie is about feet 4 inches
hg about y wears of dark complies has
the lett side oil his noseIle he belongs Willie Dur
row. negro Spectator, who purchased him ~ bot
onl IN Portsmouth, Vasays he away Stokes coun-
~, N G. on his way 90 the soG:h ard that don't know
where Mr. BuTow calls his place residence. The owner
VIII come forward prove property pay charges. him
WM. M DIiGGE, Ta;lor
Dec.6. 10 ys,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
Ef an order Of the County Henrico, will sell
ut public auction for ready money before the front
OF the Courthouse oft said county, Monday the Sd de-,
eSepten5er ct, being day, land belonging
the heirs OF Thomas Thorpe decd by estimation 80 acres,
living adjoining the lands Capt. Wilson Gregory Daniel
Edwards and Others about miles frdm the city OF Rich
nond Terms, cash. REUBEN BUHTON,l
WIN. NJ. BURTON,
DUDLEY BROWN, Con,lrs.
ALLEN CORNELL,
August TO- 2f-tds JACOB SMITH.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
EMPLOYMENT.

gu WI iTSPVI'fole lOpdSSu hldUu-
factory AMI other places, number OF
ACTIPE BOYS,
nom Zen 10 fourteen years OF age. They
vii be comfortably cloathed, and taught to
leac write ,cypher the trade ola tobacconist,
ana receive twenty dollars when OF age.
Urls OF the same age are wanted in seve-
al fespec able f,mIhes, who will be closth-
tu and instructed 10 read. write and CIPHER,
Fh1 receive twenty dollars when o! age.
orphans and children of very poor but
,oheSS and Industrious parents, will be pre-
F,e1. ]. SWIFT,
resident Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
-gOr nov SO 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
Bank Stocks.

VIII at al times buy stocks Of the follow
-, ~g Banks, at the fair market price for
"IS9-viz:
i4fmers and Mechanics Bank of George
,. town,
mon Bank 6f Georgetown
'e1iral Bank Qf Georgetown and Wash
lngton
Tank OF Columbia
erank of Metropolis
Ia'rlo'ic Bank OF Washington
bank OF Washington
also wish TO buy United States 3, 5. 6,
5sH and c. Siocks-i will huy and sell all
1HiF'ct Banks aud other Stocks for a small
on MISSION; al those wishing to buy or
Sh, Will please to call on me. have now
iOT sale stock Of the
famer's and Mechanics Bank of George
town
Union Bank of Georgetown
Aha shall have in most Of the other Banks
IN lew days.
nov l2 ROMULUS RIGGS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
A. J. siymanski,
DENTIST,

DEN
KING ST. IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE ME-
CHANCES BANK OF ALEx'A
- ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' g.
II gentlemen o, Alexandra, Georgetown
and Washington, that he has liked his resi-
dence in Alexandra for the ensuing winter,
where he will ate nj 10 the different bran
ches OF his profession.
Mr.. S. has provided himself with the best
instruments and materials tor the insertion oil
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
so as not only to give to them natural APP
pearancr, but also to render them durable Y
tery;ceable in every respect. He will aIso
e.tract clean, meni, plug, and regulate, the
teeth, erHe prepares, and has for sale,
Den,rifice tor whitening the teeth, and pre-
serving the gums. -,
nov %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
REST Chewing Tobacco.

Best Chewing Tobacco.
C,EVENTY-FlvE kegs and hail kegs OF
- I9's 8's and pound TWIST. Barclays
Brand. warranted supt rioI to any IN the
District, Just received BY the schooner John,
Capt. Burke, and Tor sale by
JNO. D. BROWN, Agent.
ect II zawu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30

IN the most n6at auu approved u'etnou'
Those whose avocations prevent them
from attending in course OF the Cay time, vs. oil
have an opportunity OF attending To. eDen1nS
cieS. Every attention will he paid tor Pr
noting the progress and improvement OF pu..
p,ls ia the different branches. Warm and
comfortable apartments will be kept '!ur'ng
the winter season. The arrangement OF the
different CLASSES, Specimens OF writing, and
other particulars ms be known by calling
at Mr. john Gsu'u's hop hing street. nth
door from Royal stree, ''lh side.
HFGentiemen OF nds property, wish
ing Plans of their Este IS, Win ali be varie-
ty OF surface laid dow cou have them &C
cura.ely lone un MODERATE terms, by apply
ing as above.
nov 80 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
For Norfolk.

For Charleston, or Savannah,
80, The good schooner FARMERS
.&F ANCY John MclnliIe. master, bur-
then ABOUT tGuo bbs. aud will be ready to
load IN tour days. Apply TO
, J. H. LADD d Co.
Who have just received for sale, per schr.
Independence.
soc boxes fresh Musca,el raisins
5OO - yellow soap in 90 & s5lb boxes.
nov2 q
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
From the New-Haven Herald.
DRESS AND STYLE

Of all competition, that for precedence
In dress and style is the most ridiculous.
Trifling as it is. however, more evil has
resulted from it to families, than from any
other source. Ga which sex the imputa-
ton of this folly most deservedly falls, is
now worth asking. Suffice it TO say, that
Of this class Of competitors, was Mrs. Bow.
line. Mrs. Demurrer gave parties, aud
Mrs. Bovine wac invited. Politeness
requires a reciprocacy of attention.
Madame Bovine gave her parties in re-
turn. If Mrs. Demurrer had new car
pet, poor Jack Bowline had no peace Of
his life, until he found credit to get bet
ter one for his dulcinea. If he opposed
her inclinations in any extravagant plan,
the woman's ready was at hand. 6 Didn't
her father give her handsome setting
ont I? Wasn't it necessary for her respec.
liability, and that Of her children to main
tain their rank in society Wasn't it the
duty Of man to maintain his wife II
he could not maintain her why did he
marry her She had her choice--that she
had; aud he little knew how many good
offers she had refused" Against such
arguments backed by floods Of tears, what
man could stand ? Surely not Jack Bow
line, whose heart was ever ready to run
before his head. The consequence is OBJ
.vious. Jack ran 10 debt: and soon gave
the sheriffleg bail.--The following letters
shew the result.
/. Mr.. BRoADcLoTH,
Sir-I hope you will pardon the liher-
ty I take, in requesting Of you favor
for myself aud my wretched family. The
history Of my life you know. My foolish
vanity has been the ruin Of the best Of
husbands. Our last dollar has gone to pay
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
MARY OF THE MoUNrAIN.

1--WE are indebted for the following brief
Sketch and Epitaph to the pen Of q Lady
who had several times visited the inter
esting character whom it pourtrays. Our
readers will doubtless sympatliize with
the feelings whichits perusal has excited
in our breast, and will unite with us 10
sincere Acknowledgements to the writer for
enabling US to record just and liberal
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
GOOD ADVICE.


GOOD ADVICE.
Rogues may be made Honest Men, or be
expelled from Society.
II is a common, and very lust obser.
walton, that The prosperity aud happiness
|of q community, depend much on the iu-
dustry aud economy Of The people. But
something more is necessary to secure
that liberty and that happiness--i mean
morality in the people. The world is full
Of unprincipied men. They abound in
every profession, art and calling. The
honest man ADD the dishonest mao, are
both cheated, swirdIed and defrauded BY
their neighbors. Is there no remedy for
this evil There certainly is. Every
person mas ii 81: his pssz Il. =ses..sss.! , IS
well as to promote he progress ofvice.
Let every honest man resolve to have
no dealings, on any terms, with unprin-
|cipied men OF any profession, art, mysle-
ry, or calling whatsoever.
If We go to Church, let ms go to hear
him whose daily walk aud life corresponds
With the principles and doctrines OF the
religion be processes TO teach and incul-
cate.
II we have occasion for legal advice,
let us go TO the Lawyer, who is an honest
man 10 principle aud practice, and who
understands aud attends TO the duties oil
his profession.
4
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
ESSAY ON FRIENDSHIP, BY DIR.
GoLDsMITH.
[Never published in bis WORKED

Never published in his Works.l
There are few subjects which have been
more written upon and less understood
than that Of Friendship. To follow the
dictates OF some, this virtue, instead of
being the assuager Of pain, becomes the
source of every inconvenience. Such
specialists, by expecting too much from
friendship, dissolve the connection, and
by drawing the bands too closely, at length
break them. Almost all our romance and
novel writers are Of this Kind they per-
suade US to friendship, which We find it
impossible to sustain 10 the last SO that
this sweetener Of life under proper regula-
tions, is by their means, rendered mac.
cessibIe or uneasy. II is certain, the
best method 10 cultivate this virtue is by
letting it 10 some measure make itself; a
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON,
THO doors south o Rivers's City Tausrn
ELIzABErH-TowN, NJ.
TERMS.

81 rs cents per annum, if paid in advance.
1 IS at the end of six months.
2 90 at the end Of the year.
No paper win be discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid.
.aduerasements--75 cents per square for three
insertions, if paid in advance; otherwise, s 90
per square. liberaldiscount win be made to
those who advertse by the year.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27

being crushed TO death BY the weight Of
his companion, and the other dashed to
pieces BY the greatness Of bis fall.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27

Ludricrous Punishment. "A few years
since the mayor of Cork, imagining, if
he could strip the beggars Of the misera-
bic and sickly appearance they generally
made, he should divest them OF The stron-
gest claim TO the charity Of the humane,
came TO the following agreement with one
Geoghean, one Of the constabies, who was
by trade barber, viz HE directed the
barber TO seize all the beggars he found
stroIling within the limits of the city, for
each OF whom he promised reward but
instead of bringing them before him (the
mayor) he was to take them to his shop and
there shave, wash, dress, aud powder
them 10 the genteeIest manner. He siezed
about half dozen. and with the assistance
of razors, wash ball, scissors, and powder
puffs, he SO completely mctamorphosed
them that those whom he apprehended as
mendicants when they left his shop, APP
peared like macaronies, at least about The
head. This laugbahle scheme was aiten-
ded with such success that the whole tribe
(duriBg squire MaIone's mayoraIity) a.
voided his jurisdiction as carefully as il it
was visited by pestilence.
London paper.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-27

Sheriffs and Lawyers. For months
have been on my family connexions for
bread. They are fired disappearing me /;
and absolute necessity compels me, in the
name Of that friendship which you had for
my dear, lost Jack, TO tax your goodness.
1 can say no more.--Read the enclosed.
Your obedieit servant.
BETTY BOWLINE."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-19

Is He shall take care tia. The law. shall
be Isi'bioily executed.
IA lie o'ay eli extraor dinsry occasions
convenc the Central Assembly by Pfecisn,a-
tiop, or by @sfisnIs directed 10 The Shei,ffs OF
The seveisi coonIies, tequiriDg the IN 10 warn
all The members within their respective coun-
ties, 10 assemble OF such time as he may
lhink proper, al the place where they last
met unless il shall be in possession Of an
eDeDy-of infected with contagious dis
temper, so tba, The lives or personal safety
OF the members would &c endangered. and in
these cases, be msy consene tbsm az such
place as he may think proper, and shall state
10 them when asseNb!ed, the purpose for
which they arc convenN
IS. He snail pIesidslp the Senate when
IL session a. separate branch Of the Legis-
islure ;--spd also in the Grand Commitlee
when The two Houses are joined, bat shall
not in either have eny vote, nniess the M en-
befs present be equally divided on question.
le. Whenever The President pto.lempore
OF the Senate shall preside 10 consequence OF
the death, absence or disability OF the Cover
nor ne shall pc, form sil the duties inc umbc : nj
on the Governor, cud shall have and exercise
all the powers and authorities With which by
this Constitution the Governor is vested,
duing the Remainder Of the year, and until
another shall be elected
~. No person snali bs chosen Secretary
OF State, Attorney General, nor General
Tresurer, who shall not have attained The
age Of twenty five yeas, and been cilizen
and inhabiiant Of the Stale for three years
next preceding his election, unless no shall
have been absent on public basiness of the
United Stales, or OF mis- State. Nor shall
enher Of the pe'sons so chosen, during The
period Of ofice, sustain suy other office under
thi, State or The United States (excepl as az.
torney in the courts OF Ibis State OF the Uni.
ted States.) They shall have compcnsa.
ton for their service, 10 be be fixed by law,
which shall not be increased nor diminished
during the year for which they shall have been
elected.
is. The Secretary of State. shall always
attsnd the sessions OF the General Assembly,
ss Secretary TO the Senate, and in case OF his
absence, lha, body may appoint Secretary
pro-tempore Of III: Senate.
T7s be concluded in oIr merit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-19
Information 10 Pensioners.

We lea, that the payment O! Revo!hiions-
ry Pensioners al The Branch Bank in this
town has, for the present, ceased. The rea.
SOD Tor this measure we onders'sDd is, tbs.
the funds which were torwar ded o he Agent
areaIi paid out. We ate also info, IT, d, fiorn
on authentic source, that no further payciens
Will be made unil the meeting Of Congress,
wnen il is probable that further tppIopria.
iioD Ter the payment OF Pensions will be made.
/. will OF course DC useless for Pensioners 70
make application for payment, onliI notice
shall be given from .he Agent.
We also learn, tba, the officers and soldiers
Of Colonel. Lippits and Richmond's teei.
Dents are placed on :he Pension Lis', Tie
Secretary Of War having reversed bis fotmer
decision with respect to those two regiments.
A letter f,em the Superintendent of The PEN
sion Office states. that Lippir's regiment
would be eopsidcrcd on the Confidential es-
tablishmcnt from the li,h OF May, 1878 and
Richnnond's duriog the whole Of that ear.
Providence Parrot.
We leara f. ON Quinry that on the 10 h
inst. f,e was discovered 10 h.vc taken Tho
vest end of the roof Of the Mansion Of the
venerable John Adams, in tia, place which
from the strength Of the wind, threatened the
entire di isuuc,ioD Of The house, Bu, an a.
larm being iWmedIately spread, and the ci,i-
zens assembling with g,ea, alacri,y and max
ing ST, ernious and intelligent exer,ioos, (of
which those Uf The Ladies were particularly
observed) the destr ruc,ion was confined to- a
part of the roof. All the contents Of tho
house were removed, and lhe windows taken
out at II is calculated tha, The damage can
not be short Of 8 500. The hr took from
spa ks from the ad jacent farmhouse. Tho
tx PIesiden, and the Secretary Of State, We
learn, left the house few hDprs before the
accident occurred, on shoii excursion.
Singular Fnct-fn one heur during The
tornado OF Monday evening, ;he w.er wss
forced into he Ess, Rive l3 feet inches
above iow-water mark On the sudden shift.
ing OF the wind, the woter went of in half The
time that il came in.--Tbe reguioti,y If the
tides had no effect upon the water, which
yielded entirely 10 the force Of he wind
". Y. Gag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-19
NEW PORT.
WEDNESDAY, SEp7sN8ER 10, ls

His august majesty, the king OF t.n-
gland has been crowned king-or in
other words foolish old BOBBY has had
all his pretty play things taken out Of The
box for his diversion, and the whole ma
ton, at least the good city Of London,
has been in commotion about it The
Esglish papers, received by the late ani-
sals contain little else, and indeed :hey
are literally stuffed with fulsome accounts
of this empty pageantry, which is copied
Into many papers in this country, (and
some Of them Republican papers too,l
occupying several close columns, about
kings and princes, dukes and bishops,
lords aud ladies' lackeys and pages, and
crowns, and stars, and garters--and---
bah.! bah II! Is too contemplate to re-
capi,ula,e. Were this subject for Sc
rious reasoning, We might speak OF the
prodiga! waste Of the immeose sums Of
money on this occasion, wmle millions
of those enslaved people, who are com.
pelled to contribute towards this ostenta
tious display, are groaning in poverty
and wretchedness, with scarcely suiic-
lent to satisfy the cravings of nature.
The Providence American, of Friday
last, accuses the writer in our paper, (un-
der the signature of :" II Freeman,"l
with disingeneousness. The writer of
that article expressed it as his opinion
that the question of calling convention
would have passed in the affirmative, bot
for the ill.timed opposition and party ex-
citement produced at that time. Now
we say, and we so stated it Immediately
after the decision OF the question, that The
votes in this quarter were not expressive
of the opinion Of the people as to Con-
stitution. bat il was considered by re-
spectacle citizens Of both parties, as an
improper time, as the spirit of party was
excited, to call a Convention to adopt
Constitution, lest the doings of that body
might he influenced by those feelings
We know this is the fact, and we In NV
many who were in favor Of a Convention
and who are desrous OF written CoIisti-
tuition, voted against the Convention SOLE
ly on that ground. We venture to say
that nine. tentbs Of tho people Of this part
of the State are in favor OF written Con
stiiu,ion. upon just and equitable prlnci-
plies, and. when suitable time arrives,
will so express themselves.
The Artillery Company, under com
mand OF Col. RANDoLrA, and the lnde
pendent Volunteers, under command OF
CaN. HsLME, paraded in this town, on
10th inst. in honor Of the victory obtain
cd by the gallant PERRY on Lake Erie.
A salu,e was fired by the Artillery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-19
REPUBLIC f.NIS.n TRIUMPHANT.

The N0tli land Eiectien has terminated in
msp,nGr the most favorable to Tie lranquiluy
and honor OF the State, ond the most cIed,is-
bic 10 the Republicans Of the several ooUn'ies
who have performed their dC'y with the s2ir-
b and industry which became their cause, and
which will ensure iis continued uiumph. The
result has been such as always attends lho>en-
ergc,ic exertiops OF the Repnblican:, in c
complete Victory of their principles The
returns shew, by generally Increased maJo,i.
ties 1: that the Senate, now Fed ral, will DC
for five years Rchu6iie0n.
american .5endsny qf L7nguness and Rss'
les Lenrt SAT Qusate'ly Meeting, Alb
June, 1921, at the Cl,y llai, ia the city os
New York
Resoiped. That q premium of Two huodred
dollars and gold medal, be given TO the Au'
thor, being so American citizen, who within
Two years, shall produce, 10 the acceptance ot
The examining com mi,,ee Of this Institution
: small volume OF originci reading lessons fo',
common schools, which shall 5es, combine
useful instruction and jus, principles, with az
rsc,ive eieg,o,e and poriiy ofsiile, calcuis'
ID for children from 5 to 10 years old and
1spted TO the faeulucs ~ the hun,n mind
that age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-19

Csners's BRcws sii ecoTr, with ,he;-
aids, srivec here On Wednesday evening
last. On Thursd-y n,oiniIg they visited The
Qualifications in The hs'bor, on which OCCASION
saluies were feed Gen. Scott left here the
same dsy 10 lhe Paekei Ann Maria, Tor New.
York, and Gep Brown took passage in The
Revenue Cuier Vigi!ao,, Capt Catoone, Tor
New .Lcnd0n. Msreury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-19
WARREN ASSOCIATION.

The Warren Association convened IN this
town on Tuesday mo- nirg lIh inst. 10 The
10, enoon, Sc mon wss preached by the
Rev. Mr.. Benedict after which the Rev.
Mr.. Gsno was chosen Moders,or, ,snd the
Rev. MIR. Barnaby Cierk the Association
then proceeded to the reading Of ieuers & ON
the Chuches, and TO the rsnssc lion of other
business, which occupied them until We'd
nesdsy noon. The closing Sermon was de-
iivertd on "Wednesday Ss,ei noon, by the Rev.
Nj. Rice, after which a collection was made,
TO cid 10 the establishment of schools, Iaod
for religious instruction smong The indians
of our countiy.-The Association was very
fully attended, end the business conducted
with the utmost harmony. The nexl!Asss-
citation will meet st New.Bedford III.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-19
LIFEOF GIN. GREENE.

Most of our readers are fsmiiiar with the
fsc,, that the Hon. Jadge Johnson, Of ths U.
S.. Supreme Cour,, has been for several years
employed in writing The life oi Gen. GREENE.
q ns,ive Of Rhode.island, and one Of the most
illustrious worihies Of the Revolui,on.--Ws
are pleased 10 learn that the wo,k is complet-
ed, and will be speedily issued from the press
in Charleston Is C)-So distinguished wss
The career OF Gen. G. eene, and SO UNIQUE s,ion-
able are the talents Of his biographeT, that the
forthcoming work may be expeeed TO ptore
a valuable accession to the authentic fecoi6s
in which The events Of our Revois,ion ais
preserved, and its principles ilus,rared.
Prov. .3n.e;yfGa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

Western Virginia Lands, for SAFE.
DYfir,ae OF the last will and ,es,am.,,, - 1oh,,
- Gtanam. dec. as executor Of tue SAIL last viii
anu testament VI sell at public auction To the hiebes
hauer. on the 5fh day Of February neat IL far n
oher"Ise on The next fair day in ffont of the Eagle
ieteIh III the CITY of RchBsnd, OH a cTedi, of one
WI one Tract containing IL, 800 acres of and iyine
on oIoep waters waters Of New river, which was patent
g" =" ienI' Dahhs ON The 9th day Of Dec. l7ps; and
one other act containing 500 acres Of amJ ON b
na'eIs OF the GFeat Kenhawa river aud Iylrg between
'ne surveys on aDe said river and those on Tue urr
Sa"e cieek, ABOUT 30 miles above the mouth O.: The
great keiaha", being part OF an original survey of
oiOo acres OF land, whCh vas patented 10 Henry
Bahks on the 9Th day Of December l7Df
Nono ana security win he required from The pur
cbastr, with deed Of trust upon The land IN s,c,
The payment of the purchase money
Fbe sale will Commence al ~ o'clock mann
WALTER DUN, Executor of John Graham dec
January q. ~