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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
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BIZ J. .MESSLyNGER,
T7i5 A
llAHIWAL
ON SURVEYING,

CALCULATED to help a surveyors memo
" ny when in the field, and bound inpocAct
book form. The tabular numbers, contained
on four pages, are sufficient to answer al cases
jim surveying, with accuracy and expedition.
This little Manual contains all the cases of
Plane 1rigonometry, both Right and obHque,
and some other useful problems. ANY person
wishing to avail himself Of them, can do SO ut
the Recorders Office, III Edwardsville at Mr..
Mtchell's, in Bellevills ut the bookstore Of
Messrs. Essex & Hougl, st. Louis, and with the
publisher. Call and she. "A,
Oct. g. ~ 81
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NOTiCE

IT'S hereby given, 10 all creditors and
= distributes Of the estate Of ABRA-
HAM BECK, deceased, that unless their
claims, duly authenticated, are presented
to the subscribers within the term Of
Five Years from this date, they will be
forever barred. Also, to all persons in
dcbted to said estate, that payment must
be immediately made. III
JOSEPH CHARLESS,
JOSIAH 3SPALDING,
n 35 administrators.
St. Louis, Oct. 81, l82l-284t MI
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POETRY
IRON the True American.
/. ItBECCA TO CHARLEY,


.c,, ,y., ~ M
Old crispin shaped the Jenny boot.
The Halter did bis share
To i, ,'I ieb hene u he % seau 'nss "'S
Charley with finnish a;rs Won bow
NV favor to obtain.
But he, who does not please me now
Shall never have chance again;
Nor shall you have one smile from me
Till what you are you cease to be.
hate the roar, the midnight rout
OF Strekhons, rude and vain
The glass filled up, the glass drank out
+ What fools it makes of men
like them bold, like them free,
But Daadies are no mark for me.
Let not advice, like mine, disgust,
Forsake the revealing band,
.and she zobo loved so zueN at first,
Perhaps, may yield her hand.
But, while you haunt the tavern bar,
Away !--be from me, wide and far. 4
A due reserDe, with prudence joined,
Are virtues admire; &
The joys that make the even mind,
Are joys that never tire;
While suiae, which you, with love en-
--s ;p,sy,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
From the Rhode-Island American.

1t is noticeable, that drunkenness is no
where in the United States punishable as
an offence. 1t was formerly different.
In Massachusetts (for instance) the law
once considered drunkenness crime in
itself, and the drunkard a criminal Of
fender. The offence was punishable by
fine, whipping, the stocks, and imprison-
Inent, accordingto exigencies. 1t was
SO formerly in England. Other coun-
tries have had similar views of this
odious vice. BY a law Of the Lesbians,
given BY one Of the wise men of Greece,
every crime committed in intoxication,
received double punishment. In the
early days of Rome, a svoman was SUBJ
jcct to death for this offence-the punish
ment was afterwards changed to for
feiture of the right of dover. BY the
former laws of Spain, man who had
been once voluntarily inebriated was for
ever disqualified to testify in court OF
justice. The early Britons were tenn
perate. Lord Coke, who complied his
institutes Of crown law during the reign
OF James II. says, I" the laws against
drunkenness, are very new" AT that
time it was punished as an offence in it.
self. s9,SsfS ~AI
At present, all existing laws Gas far as
known) which relate to this vice, regard
merely the public expense. The hand
of law is not laid upon the culprit until
he endangers the finances. After suffer-
ing him to proceed with IMMUNITY till the
habit of intoxication is formed, and re-
formation hopeless-when the purse OF
the community is endangered, the laws
interposc by mandate to taverners and
retailers TO sellthe toor creature no more
liquor. Is not this beginning at the
wrong end! And is it not manifest tina,
very little preventive effect is produced
by the modern system' Was not the old
far better? Undoubtedly.
think it was the Chief Justice of the
District Of Columbia, who, few years
since, stated to the Grand Jury that open
drunkenness was punishable as a nui-
sance by the common law. This is good
sense, and conforms to sound ethics
Lawyers must judge whether it is good
law. I am sorry TO say have strong
reasons for doubling it. p
Ought not drunkenness to be consi
dered and punished as in old times p
Would it not be the surest preventiy,
that conld be devised!
SUCCESSION.
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fBy S. PUTNAM. WALDO, ESQ.
COMPILER OF "noBINs' JOURNAL" AUTHOR OF
"pREsiDENr's TOUR" AND 50 ME-
MolRs OF JACKSON" fls tx

C,TEpuEN DECATuR,s name and ,lorv
are SO pcrfectly identified With that the
American NAVY. t6af we cannot reflect unnn
the renown lie latter. without blending with
it the gallant achievements ofthe former. He
was an early and fsvoritc pupil Of the immor-
talzed rnEnLn, who may as emphatically be
called the P'eceptor Of the American Navy, as
the venerable John Adams has been pro-
nounced its Father. y
Whether we consider Decatur as a YOUTH
FIJI champion, boarding a, Corsmr and staying
its commandcr, who had treacherousy slain his
brother-as an intrepid officer destroying am
enemy's trigate under the guns OF a fortress
ae e,, ny INC iuIEs lhiPreShaDie--as COM
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BANK NOTES.

gNHE subscriber will give the notes
IL of the STATE Bank of Illinois, or
Loan Office Of Missouri, for the notes Of
the ,ssss ,sts.
State Bank Of Kentucky,
Bank ofthe Commonwealth Kentucky,
State Bank Of Tennessee, n
Bank of Nashville,
Bank Of Huntsville, 1He5
Bank of Hamilton, x
Bank Of Lawrenceburgh,
John II. Piatt & Co.
And in the same paper, the hiehes,
price for the notes OF other non-specie
paying Banks. IS
SAMUEL NNIGGINS,
No. ], Stea,a- Boa Ua,vlouse athse Ferry Land
ing, 81. Loais
Nov. 2O--5l* z
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n singular occnrrence.-ThcB Bridge.
port, Con. Farmer Says, that some
time since, q store-keeper missed two
measures. They were returned, rolled
up in a piece Of paper, on which was
written, MeGfs preaching has done
tdis.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
DiNcHtfy Of afstrehending the value Of
g High Numbers.

rs very high numbers are somewhat
difficult to apprehend, it may not be amiss
to Illustrate by few examples the value
OF the words million, billion, trillion, and
quadrillion :-Suppose that a person
reckons hundred pieces in minute,
and continues to do SO twelve hours in
each day, he will take fourteen days to
reckon million. A thousand men would
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WYE SURSCRTRER

,ETAS commenced the PRACTICE Of THE
IA LAW, and will attend the Circuit Courts
ofMadison, bond, Washington, and st. Clair,
and the Supreme Court, at Kasllaskia.
ef ,lTk ut. w. SMITH. q
k Ea.par..sriRs. 29M My, 1919.
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LAM NOTICIN.

TkANiEL.. r. c. informs those who have
~ coniidcd their law businesst to him, that
S. D.LOcKWooD, Esq. will attend to it in
his absence, He will be found IT, the office
nearly opposite the Bank Of Edwardsville.
Z Oct. SJ-95 etN nv tbHs
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
VALUABLE RECEIPT

For frssaefing The FOLSOM from the
Mound efa rusty nail.
TAXI bean. after splitting it, apply
one hay (flat side) TO the wound, bind it
on, let Y remain till it comes off Of itself,
and thepoison will be extracted and The
wound healed. ExpER1ExcE.
Our correspondent speaks only Of the
propertyof the dry bean. We are in
formed that in its green, state also, the
bean possesses valuable qualities by
rubbing It upon the common wart, the
juice will more certainly and speedily
eradicate 1t than any process Of WITCH
craft ever practised. Newark Mess.
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just Received,
By JOHN SH2CKFORD,
No. %, South .lfai,s-street, & Clouteaa's Build
;uoo 81 Jo,ye
0VJ bbls. ORLEANS SUGAR,

No. %, South .lIdtu-sfreef, { CAonteous b"s"
mgs) St. Louis,
0}O bbls. ORLEANS SUGAR,
10 do. Molasses,
Is crates British Porter Bottles,
$500 lbs. Swedish Iron, assorted, for tires
1900 do. Plough Moulds,
100 bags Ground Alum, and
$50 bags Alum Salt, which will be sold TOR
81 Illinois state paper, l,25 specie,
90 sacks Liverpool stoned Salt
4 haFpipes and or. cask Madeira Wines
or. chests fresh Imperial Tea,
10. do. Young Hysop do.
s doz. excellent Chopping Axes,
e 50 pr. Trace Chains,
200 lbs. Ok do. 300 lbs. Log do.
5000 lbs. Light French Castings, So.
80 bbls. Whskey, 100 kegs Powder.
Together with a general assortment of La
dies and Gentlemen's SHOES, Also, GRO
CERES, SOAP, CANDLES, PORTER, &c.
All of which Will be sold low for specie, or II.
linois state pa ,,er, at fair discount.
st. LOUIS, Oct. IS, 182l--23tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04

For Printing By Subscription,
ESSAYS
On the necessity, duty, and advantages
efa6ording atellegislativee i
( e protection to
81 DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES,
Ind on the hernicioua consequences Of
the contrary hoHeyas eremhlifed
in Shain, Portugal, the Uuited
States, &c. &C.
BY NJ. CAREY. NJ. A. IS.
Author Of the political Olive Branch, yindicie
s flibernice, sc. SC.
Is = CONTENTS. l4
]. Eleven Addresses to the Society for Tie
promotion OF National Industry. Il. n
II. Three Letters to Mr.. Garrett, on the pre-
sent Calanitious state of affairs.
Ill. New Olive Branch, or an attempt to prove
:. nm identity Of interest between agricul-
t,ire, manufacturesan commerce.
Nv. View of the luinous consequences ofade-
pendence on foreign markets, for the sale
OF the chief staples of this nation, -four,
cotton and tobacco. ssS
v. Address to the Farmers Of the United
States, on the ruiuous Consequences to
their vital interest, Of The existing policy
OF this country Il
VI, The Farmers and Planters Friend.
VII Memorial to the Congress of the United
) States, Of the Society for the encourage
mcnt ofAmerican manufactures, inreply
to the remcnstrances ftkc Virginia plan
tcrs, and to the Salient memorial. Y
VIII. Memorial to Congress from the board of
manufactures.
IX. Report ola Committee of the Citizens Of
Philalelpiiia, on the subject Of The decay
of,maIiutactures in the city and its vicinity
\. Circular Letter fyomthe Committee OF Cor
rcspondence, approximately The citizens Of
Philadelphia.
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TERMS.


.. Price to subscribers Three Dollars bound.
and Two and han IN boards. 4
g. 1t shall be put to press IS, soonas 200 copies
are subscribed for, and publishedin about
two months thereafter.
NJ C.havlng assidio,lsly devoted nearly two
years to the Investigation ofti.e subjects en-
braced in those essays, has been thereby cna-
bled to collect q great number Of most i'm
portant facts, connected With the, important
science politicaleconomy together With the
instructive lnaxins OF the most profound ssates-
men of Europe, grounded on the xberiencc
OF their respective states. These airs TO be
found interspcrsed throughout the various es-
says he, has published; but, having appeared
in ephcmeral papers and pamphlets, MANY Of
them are now difficult to bciprocurcd, and are
liable to perish. He is desirons, therefore. Of
collecting them together in a more permanent
form, to preserve for others, who NAV devote
their attention to the subject, tlle result ofhis
labors, and thus save them from ,the rksome
researches lie has been obliged to make. lie
has another motiveto this publication. He is
DESTROYS oflsn opportunity Of correcting the.
errors Which iIiadveptcncj, or want Of ! due.
degree OF information, may have introduced
Knowing by experience the great indiiler-i
ence shown to these subjects, even BY those
whose dearest interests re involved III tile lust
decision the Observation-Disclosures NAV form
on them, he Intends toprint but a small cdi
tion--aid has liked on aalow number to cons
nence with as will baret deiray the expense
pf publication.-1h nattre Of the case forbiis
ali dea ofprofit, Of which, r has not the slight
esl expectation.
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LAND oEEICE MONEY.

- (, sy LAND OFFICE MONEY. g.
Tie Secretary cfMe Tteasusy 1als directed, tlae
s6ilis Of tie tolio.upg Banks only, shall De re-
ceirvd al Me Land q flee ~, Etavardspilze &
Bank ofthe United States, and its branches
Bank Of Illinois, Shawanrtown,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city Of Ncw-york,
Z Banks in the city Of Philadelphia,
Iianlssdf Baltimore, Except I'LL CITY Bank. )
BANKS in tie District of Columbia, (except
the Merchants & Frank lin hanks Of Ale Xanslrai
Banks IN Richmond, va. IN
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Information Wanted,

Brownsville, Oct. 90, 1872 St.
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STEPHEN bECAYUR,

Commodore and Post Captain in the Navyofthe
United States, and Navy Commissioner,
Aue,spewett 7piih Notices etthe OrGqin, Progress,
achievements, asid Present state Of the
II .4seiicp, Macy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

sonal feelings, as what should appear TO b.
the public sentiment Nor have 4 though,
il would he consistent with the harmon
that 50 happily prevails, Or just IN itself, III
confine the selection exclusively TO those ct
a more particular sect or party. The pee.
pie of Maine have had too much reason to
deplore the violence of party administra-
ton, which for q series Of years selected all
its officers firm minority. This mode vi
di-posing Of The public employments exclu-
sively with view TO party, has fortunately
at the present day but few advocates. /
ask, therefore, continuance OF the candor
and liberality ofmy ielIow-citizens while e.
gagged in correcting these errors-a task
which | assure them shall not be entsled
upon my successor. Believing tina. -<kur
deliberations will be guided by a regal to
the best interests Of our constituents, and
that your measures will be adapted 10 pro-
mote the welfare and honor Of the State,
you may rely on their receiving al all times
my cordial appreciation and support.
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
Coancil Chamber,
JnRlLnrn 1Ith. 1891.

AFTERsooS.- AgreesbIy 10 assignment The two
Houses met in convention in the Representatives
Chamber at O'Clock, for the purpose OF coming 10
the choice of two Senators 10 fill the vacancies
casioned BY the designations Of VIM Moody, ESQ.
and Erastus Foote, ESQ And the ballots being TAX
en- TO I'll the vacancy in The county Of York, Il ap
pesred The whole number given Was l27, necessary
to choice, GA Alexander Rice, Esq had l27 anu
was unanimously chosen.
The ballots being taken 10 fill the vacancy in the
county Of Lincoln, Il appeared the whole number
given 1877, necessary to choice 64-Edward
Killeran, Esq. had TO- and was chosen.
The Secretary Of State was ordered forthwith 10
notify the foregoing gentlemen Of their election, s.
require their immediate attendance.
The committee appointed to investigate the pro-
ceedings Of the Hallowell and Augusta, Castine,
and Wiscassst Bank. made report.
Remonstrance Of Moses Hnkley and others
read and committed. Adjourned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

hsbitants Of -Sharon--list Congregational
Society IN Unon-Charles Smith ard others
seth Delano, Jr. and otheIs-John Bennock-
Plantation No. seventh range, north Of Waldo
patent--Selectmen ~ New Portland-ThuTston
Card--read and seyerally cOncuned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
SATURDAY, Jan. I3.

SATURDAY, Jan. IL.
Remonstrance ofinbabitsnts IT Nofth- Yarmouth
against the petition Of ". stubs, was read and
committed.
of the act passed AZ the last session A. respects
Justices IA the Peace, reported q till, which wa
-ead Isl and q time, and Tuesday assigned Tor
he Sd reading.
Petitions Of ha5iiauts Of ChesterYille. and
Buckdeld respecting the militia lan-Iah abitau:s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
Sale itndIer Decd Of Trust.

raru The SUBSCRIBER bearing date the day OF Sept
isi and duly admitted record i'll the county court office
oil Augusta, tor the purpose of securing pay men of lie
several sums money therein mentioned Philip Inglenn
WIN he offered f sale Sdturdoytie 8h day ofIeceJ
OF Staunton to the highest bidder for ready money so much
OIL me tract OF land in the said deed mentioned estimated 10
OF less ms VIII be sufficient o raise the sum fifteen hun
eo collars with interest from the 2eth Sept ill the
said 9th Nov and the ofsaeThis land is si,ua,ei
bout tour miles from the said leading
quality and considerable quantity cl,.,redThe BUILDINGS
are TWO story Brick House neatly finished good Bnrr
and other necessary buildings title only will he maJ
tor so much OF the said land may be sold as Is usual in
SUCH cases and in the time any person wishing TO
chase ana desroiis 10 see the land will be shewn il by
c SAMUEL. CLARKE, Trustee.
Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
tAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.,

WIS institution will be opened the first day of No.
next, under the supernte,dance Mr. o'Flaber
~ iate PRESIDENT of the Rumiord academy n gentleman
s qualified TO discharge its duties with honor TO himself
hereoforeThe Trustees, considering accuracy i'm compo
son ana IN reading our own language very important
opecis have resolved that of them attend on eve
r Saturday. to hear the scholars selected extracts from
authors and TO receive from them to be criti
caly examined The Academy enjoys exclusive adyan-
or rendering those exercises particularly beneficial
,ne pupils in The possession OF about thousand well cho-
sen DOCKS, winch may be great OF Improvement TO
.he ueir parents and guardians will impress on their
minds disposition TO it, in with the tutors
In this respect, in the healthness the sit,-
ao IN the paciousness of the buildings, in the good
ness OF the living the trustees know private school
Oct. 16 IL 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
MIR. SIMON BLOCK.

Slk.As you are not inlabitant Commonwealth
~ oil virginia, and your place Of residence Is Known
You VIII take notice, that Thursday twenty ninth
day OF November between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ
aud three O'Clock T. NJ. at the Office OF William, Wirt EST
in the city OF Westinghouse shall proceed tfnke The a
position OF William Wirt Ice in evidence in sui,
depending IN the superior chnnccry for the iI
iamsburg district in viginawherein the president and
masters, or professors of William Mary College in Virgi
MIA plaintiffs, and yourself ana others arc iecnian,e
EDMUND CHRISTIAN Btysar
and tn behay Of the P,esident 4 Masters or Pro-
~, 90 Js'so's Of the College Of Wuliam & Mary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
WHITTEMORE CARDS

VIE subscribers reluctant obude their private ron
- Germs upon the public notice but they have been in
formed that cotton cards have been and are aDufsc-
idTed IN this city, stamped S. Whatenore in
manner as TO induce belief that they by the sub
scribers or under their sanction, they consider due well
To tue public themselves stale that such cards
not made by them, and that they have connection whatso
ever with the person persons who makes them The cards
manufactured by the subscribers by achincry the
exclusive use of which secured by letters patent
by the government of the United States A. W. White
nore of Boston which machinery and patent right were
heretofore assigned to The Neso York Mapufac Com
Pany and by them to Samuel Whittenore tbe subscriber
ana which machinery Is lsed by other person in this
country except the subscribers the used in any
other place except mt Manchester, in England This estab
Isnent has been in successful operation for many wears
nn the subscribers unwilling that the reputation of the
cards made by them should be any y belief
that the Cards stamped SVhteore Co. are manufacture
ed y the subscribers The subscribers therefore give notice
That their Cards all stamped with the following nscrp
tion, viz f
NETWORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Successors to
WILLIAM WIIITTEMoRE co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

Stone MaSons, Carpenters s. Laborers-.4uead J
ME subscriber wishes employ number Of good Ma
sons Carpenters and Laborcrs, bridge erecting
Tor which the following will be given for stone masons
from 70 TO 37 per day, and found would be will
ing TO engage with masons by the perch by the pier as
am sdeermned to raise them all speedily as possible
for iaborers per month, and found be allowed the
additional price OF dollars per month themselves
and II worthy at the expiration of the first month the cd
months wages win he advanced. As the situation is one oil
the most healthy in the and the PIERS raised cunsi-
cradle distance out OF the being wet will
be considered further induccment for who NAV wish
90 come on Immediately. DAVID SCOTT
Cartersyille Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
,I!T. luaaa Wake, alrs. Maria Ualser, &afr


you not inhabitants OF this State this method
OF npprising YOU, that ON the Goth day OF December
the residence OF Mr. Archibald Blair this city, shall pro-
coed to take the deposition of Mrs Mary Blair ard continue
from day day. QfnecesaryJ until such object be accom-
pshedwhieh deposition will be read evidence in suit
III chancery now depending in Goocaud county court be-
tween and others, plaintiffs you defendants You
may therefore attend at the time place above mentioned
YOU mink proper. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
October IS. te-,,a,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
SELECT SEMINARY.

VIE Subscribers Principal Of the Bremo Seminary
u cOnternpates opening classical school in Riebmond
On u,e of January. His course will embrace The
oresk Latin and English Languages, Mathematics Histo
~ myibology Geography and Arithmetic IIavine receive
=. ms eaueaiOn az one Of the best schools in Ireland and
Vns had The advantage Of several years experience he
hopes tha unremittng exerons will ente him 10 public
confluence TO facilitate the attainment Of this object he
aas oerpned TO limit the number OF his pupils to twenty
I'VE whch arrangements IL Is presumed win be attended
WHO considerable advantage 20 the students As sbajl NOT
pODaoy be IN Richmond before the middle Of December
genuemen wishing TO engage places IN the Seminary are
se,red 20 Richard Anderson, Esq President OF the b. S.
Dahk, VINO VIII make known my terms and give every
necessary iniormaion-five young gentlemen will be re-
ceved rs boarders W my family, If application be made as
or TO myseamy residence before the 18th Of
DSSe'nDe', WM BURKE
DicIOi November b. 52-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
TRUST SAFE OF LAND-

virtue of deed of trust executed bv James T. Webb
deceased bearing date the 18th of October 1890 and
duly recorded IN the county of Hanover orcr
secure TO William Cunningham certain of money
heren mentioned we shall proceed to sell for cash. without
reserves ON Ih1sday the 2ota IF Norember inst pre-
misses air not the next fair day, certain land
conung three hundred acres, lying Pamunkey river
IN the lower end Of Hanover county, and known BY the
name OF Rer Edge and bounded by the lands Of BENJAMIN
and VIM Cunningham, and the river. Such title
(Which is believed tn be nexceptonabe vested in US
as trustees, will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
HENRY CURTIS, D..
RICHARD q. SMITH, trustees.