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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
Orphans Court,
Me1dn6r,a county,

Aieyundr,u county,
Becep6er Term lGsC.
ORDERED, hat the atp rstrators O.
W Charles, Siade, deceased 90 insert
the usual notice to debtors arc credi'Drs, 3
times week for four weeks in the Alexan-
dria Gazette and Herald. A copy.
Teste, A. MOORE, Reg.
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Vol. XXI
For Freight,

'GSE The schur. JOSEPH !, MARY, D
49, F srnsw orth, master, burthen 9oo DIS;
IN be ready for cargo in three days, ano
MI prefer one for some eastern port.
NET 10
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GroundAlium Salt.

"FUU!fU AiLIIiAI DuAI'
JOHN II, L1DD j. Co.
NEFER for sale the cargo OF orig Econo'
Omy, OF :, =.
5000 bushels ground alum salt
20 Dbls choice vinegar
10 puncheons W. |. rum
4 few boxes sperm candles
For Freight,
- The staunch brig ECONOMY, +.
INA. SHAY, master, burthen loo bbis.
Ri BE- ready in four or i've days tor the re-
.ion or cargo. october
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Cider, Oats, SC.

Cider, Oats, &C.
CIDER in hhds. barrels and bottles, Of
~ first quality
Apples, (Newtown pippins and Spit
xenbergs)
Mould candles
Soap
Northern hay in bundles
Goshen butter
AJersey Wagon, with patent springs,
calculated for one or two horses, lanuIng
from sloop Jay, and for sale by ,,o
l9,mo rs THOMAS V. HUCk.
TYLER'S PRIZE LIST.
Ofthe llth days draucing Of the
GRAND NATIONAL CANAL To-
Terry,
NO. ss4a 100 dolls
~ 42s. 1859, 1881, 1894
1S.96e 1889, so
All sold at
TYLER'S LIcky Office
Gam of the wheel, near 1000 dollars
this day.
In consequence of the few tickets
which remain unsold. and the richness
of the wheel, the tickets will advance
on the Sth of January to ID dollars.
Draws again on New Years day,
and Friday.
Cash advanced for prizes as soon as
drawn. and prize tickets received In
payment for tickets.
Eleven days drawing over, and the
following prizes remain TO be drawn:
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For Freight,

sIS The good schnr. ALEAAN-
So. DER, Christopher Curtis, master,
aries about $50 bbis. and will be ready 10
Dasiye A cargo ~ few days. Apply TO
~rramber 3 VIM. FOWLE d 20.
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For Freight,

Az The schr CATHARINE, Captain
~ 2,G Singer. carries about looo barrels
I'm iike freight to any Eastern port APP
~, :" - t'NN w. FOWLE s. Co.
Who have for sale said schr's. cargo OF
500 casks Thomaston lime
seniem her2
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For Freight,

SEk The superior and fast sailing
8k brig ADAMS, capt. Norton, burthen
I4OO bbis. is now ready for the reception OF
cargo; one to the southot Europe would be
preferred. Apply to
octo5er3I WIN. FOWLE& Co.
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hesidcs large number Of So aud small
prizes. Not one blank to a prize.
and no risk the next E drawings. All
are prizes.
Tickets / 9 dollars; shares in proper
tion.
All orders promptly attended to by
B. D. TYLER.
Sole Agent for the Managers.
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SIt,tHHuf tu CO"b'ys '11e
April term, 1919. a0th dag. I
The Mutual Assurance Society against
ire on buildings in Virginia, Conn.,
pi&inGHtS,
Robert Patton. If. assoc. &C., DJen-
daEt.
rzVllE Bin in this cause having been
taken for confessed, and Sc. for
decree, and coming on now 10 be heard,
the Court upon considering the same.
doth decree, aud order, that unless the
defendants DO pay to the Complainants.
the sum of one hundred and twenty dol
lars and forty mne cents. with interest,"
on aiueIy-fnur dollars and eight cents,
part thereof, from the first day of April
eighteen huntircd and eighteen, till
|paid, aud the costs of this suit That
theu The premises in the Bill mention
Cd. be- sold AT public auction, by the
slarshal Of this District for cash: nc,
tae said Marshal. giving thirty days
not,rc of the time. and place of sale. in
one al tho newspapers published in the
town af AlcXandrjs, and the money arts
iaS from The said sale, after defraying
tht expenses thereof, shalt be applied
b. the marshal to the payment of the
sun of one hundred aud twenty dollars
aul 40 cents. with interest thereon. as
aforesaid aud the costs Of this suit, and
Inc rrSiiue to thr defendants. This
decree ta he iinal mless cause be shewn
I" the contrary oa the fret day of next
tCtm.
N6pember term. 1919.
Goth day.
The same. plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Che same. defendant.
IN" intcrlocutory decree made in the
case AZ April Term. eighteen hundred
anl ainrt"cn having been returned. ex-
rcutrd. and the defendant having failed
In shcw cause against the same....it is
how h"ureea anu ordered, that the same
be made final.
\ Copy.
Testc. EOM. I. LEE. {. c.
IN rHrsuaucs of the foregoing decree
Shall. M Friday. the ssd day OF De
remhrr, 1890. at the CuEte-house, in
The town of Alexandria, at IL o'clock,
OF that day. proceed to sell the proper
y insured and named in the proceed.
lnSH IN the aforesaid suit, for cash to
she his CHEST bidder.
k ID. MINOR, ID. NJ.
for t. Einsgold, Marshal.
Alex'a. Nov. 81, 1890.
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District OF Columbia.
.llerQRdria county,, Set.

IerGRdria county. Set.
April term, 1879. 2Gth dag.
The Mutual Assurance Society against
ire on buildings in Virginia. Conn
pi&iRantS,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
From Ackerman's Repository.
Tur PINCH OF sNtrFF.

1t is now many years since, widow OF
about twenty, who had some business at
Brussels, stopped for a short time at a
hotel iu that city; she dined at the tube
dc hote, and generally spent part OF the
evening 10 the public room. This youth
ful widow, whose name was Dorval, was
precisely that sort Of person whom the
men all adore and the women abuse: the
former declared she was the loveliest, the
most bewitching of creatures; the latter
vowed she had not the smallest claim to
beauty. Whatever were her claims, how
ever, one thing is certain--the coolest
hearts found her irresistible. Her slight
but finely rounded form, though too petite
for dignity, was a model OF grace her
features could not boast the cold regularity
which, 10 the critics eye, constitutes
beauty but the brilliancy Of her complex
ion, the varied expression. of her speaking
eyes, and the bewitching archness Of her
smile, rendered her dangerous object to
man Of sensibility. She had been only
few days at the hotel, when an English
gentleman CHANGED TO dine at the public
table; he was struck al the first glance
with her charms, and being well acquaint-
ed with foreign manners, he thought he
might address himself rather freely to a
lady whom he found at table d'hote : he
compIimented her she replied with spirit
but with becoming reserve. The English
man, whom we shall call Milhorne, became
every moment more fascinated puzzled
however by the apparent Inconsistency in
her situation and manners, he asked if she
would accompany him TO the theatre: she
refused 10 a tone which showed plainly
that she considered the proposal as 40 in
suit. 6 Very WE'LL" cried Miborne, pull
log cut an elegant snuff box, then you
shall take pinch Of snuff" 6 never
take snuff, sir" cried the widow, turning
up her pretty little nose with an air Of
ineffable disdain.
So much the worse, madam you lose
one Of the greatest pleasures in life.
have tried all sorts Of enjoyments Que
thing fatigued, another disguised me /: this
| pleasure brought repentance, and that sa-
tiety. At last ! determined to look out
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23

with all the ardour of ambition and all the
parade of patriotism. But while his
heart beat high with these emotions, the
hearts Of his parents palpi,ated with the
mingled anxieties of hope and fear; and
his sisters trembled at the thought Of his
approach 10 the field Of battle. Every
breath Of intelligence from this son aud
brother had beer received with tremb
ling anxiety, aud till the arrival Of this
messenger, all had been favourable. The
messenger presented letter TO his father
in which il was written, that there had
been a great battle, in which this Young
man had fallen among many other brave
youths OF his country. TIE heart knovUs
its ovn bitterness.
The owner of the next mansion came
upon the stage of action, witt; every sd-
vantage of friends and fortune, talents aud
education. The lairest prospects Of sd.
sancement we're before him, and train
of admirers shone around him. But now
he has done with all public business. He
rarely visits the places, which were once
enlivened by his shining qualities. His
former admirers are ashamed to OWL bis
acquaintance, aud dark cloud lowers
over The whole prospect before him. He
idles away his days in the insipid round
of animal indnlgeucies, and is fast sinking
IN the gulf of oblivion. The melancholy
fact is, that he was too free with the mine,
Uaea 1t mas red, and sOhen it gave ITS
colour an the cup. He might recover;
buthis invincible habi, has decreed that
he shall surely die. His parents are
covered with shame, and his broken
hearted wife waits for the sad day, when
her greatest comfort will be, that she is
widow. The heart kaorueth ats own bit.
terhcSs.
But enter into another Of these superb
buildings, which attract your attention
aud raise your envy. No one Iansuishes
here with consumption, or is grieved for
son fallen in battle, or is trembling for
friend sinking in the whirlpool Of intern
perance. Yet in this house dweIls au ac-
complished daughter, who was seduced
from the path Of virtue by listening to the
hdittlits VI ucceiFtF. Auu HSA hcnit,
and her fathers heart, and her brothers
heart, and her sisters heart, knoVeth It's
ovn bitterness.
Nor is there any end Of this bitterness.
Think what embiitered the cup Of Haman,
which prosperity had filled even TO the
brim. He declared that all his honour,
and wealth, and friends and power avail
ed him nothing, SO long as he saw Mcrde.
cal the jew sitting at the kings gate
Learn then not to estimate happiness
by the abundance Of external enjoyments /;
that trouble begins with an improper de-
sire of increasing happiness; and, that
the first step toward relief from trouble is
repentance. NIAToR.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23

their satisfaction with his conduct. They
appointed him TO succeed Vanegas in the
viceregal power.
No sooner was he seated 10 the supreme
chair Of state, than terror spread through
out the empire. Murder, fire aud devas-
TALON were dealt out with a merciless
hand, and neither age, sex, nor condition,
could repress the rage Of this barbarian.
These bis qualifications appeared 10 have
met with honors. He was created count
of Caledrop and subsequently, appointed
10 the command Of the expedition formed
at Cadiz, for the subjugation of South A.
merica. Fortunately that expedition has
failed, and happy It is for Americans that
CaIleja did not again pollute the soil oftheir
country for had he landed on 1t, his
hands would again have been dyed in
blood, AMI his ears again delighted with
deep-brearhed maledictions."
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23

A Modern Nero. The following is an
extract from very interesting work en-
titled g Memoirs of the Mexican Revolu-
ton, by W. d. Robinson, who was for
long time held by the Royalists as priso-
uer in South Amrica.
Character Of Don Maria Felix Calleja,
denominated the cruel.
f" Calleja now entered the city OF Guam
axnato as the conqaeror, and there exhib-
tied his vindictiye and cruel disposition
without restraint. Rendered furious by
the timely retreat Of Aidalgo, and at the
conduct which the Inhabitants of that city
had displayed in favour of the Rebellion,
he determined to make an example SO
dreadful, as should strike terror into the
revolted provinces.
The sacrifice of the prisoners taken at
the battle of Marlil was not enough to sa-
liatc his vindictive spirit. He glutted his
vengeance on the defenceless populacc
of Guanaxuato. Men women and chill
dren, were driven by his orders, into
the great square and several thousand
iii is said fourteen) Of these wrethes, were
balchered in the most barbarous manner.
Their threats we're cnt-the principal
fountain Of the city was literary overflow
lug with blood, and, far from conceaIiug
these savage acts, CaIleja, 10 his dispatches
exlits in the honor Of communicating to
the viceroy the intelligence that he had
purged the city its rebellious population.
The only apology offered for the mode Of
sacrifice was, that it would have wasted
too much powder 10 have shot them, aud
that, therefore, on principle Of economy,
their Threats were cut.
This monster soon received proof Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-20
NOTICE

NJ NE.
THE COLUMBIAN HOTEL, In the city e Richmond
having been leased b; tie subscriber, sua,.dOn Ca
~ street ""t"ern Ibt Batis aud Mayrs Br dsr
INTENDS keeping PUBLIC HOUSE, on The most mode
rate Terms OF any house The CIIy aud cits the
patronage OF his friends, and Ike public gn,ra..
He pledges himself thai hts table shaft he supplied ith
inc best the market aifnrds-his tar with the hest
liquors, aud has stable shall all times be furnished
WIN Tue pest pTovendrt ann ALT ntve OsIler. He
deems II unnecessary to hing more but invites
the public 10 call and judge Tor lhemsei, es
5. ID. CRENSHiH.
N. B. The subscriber would he thankful for a few
more Boarders at & 50 annuu, three meal, day
exclusive of lodging s ID C
Feb 20. on wf
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,Shock0e Hill Tnpeyu

THE subscriber Informs his friends and the public
Il that he win continue business at bis old stand
where they may be accommodated the very loves
r'ce,. The following vii In future he his rates:
Board by the year meals and lodging. g 400
do without lodging. .....l50
do do do........t2o
. 10 Df way
hOrsess-.. ..............l 62t
The hnuse shall at all tines be supplied with the
that the market will afford to aud drnk-and ft
The greater convenience nj the establishment, pnnp
viii be erected in the stable yard, where gentlemen
may have an Opportunity ofsseing their horses
and fed C"In oats and fodder OF the hes, that
procured Nii always he keptand the stable attended
In 10y ss good Ostler any Ia Virginia; one u.rd
from his infancy t. the management Of horses, well
acquainted with diseases iucideu, To- the same
MANN s. VALENTINE
Apii' 10. 100 IN
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BY RITCHIE s. GOOCH.1

CT The ENQUIRER is published twice n week, grre-
rally and uve week during the session of the
LeStsIauJe.-piee, the heretofore, Fire Dollars
per annurn payable in advance. Notes & Chartered specie
paying Banks (oniyl will be received in payment. The
Editor, will guarantee the safety Of remittng thrn by mil,
the pos age of all letters being paid by the
" No paper will b. discontinued, lsut discretion
OF the Edtorsl until NIL been paid up
az Whoever will guarantee the pa, of papers,
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
CT One sqnreFirt Insertion IS cenis-each coutinu-
ance, so
- No Advert inserted until has either been
PAID for, or assumed by person IN tins city,
rJns.
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PtBLiC IION DFtil,F-1
(bdTkef Bridge, WaiH street RichmOud and No !
Harrison street, BaHimore)
EJNoR Br. dAYo's RbSminR Primer, Rh,Ining Spell-
n rug BOOK, Ancient Ge"gra phy aud new SJs,em OF
Mythology, Tor the use Of Seminaries.
ibese elementary books are highly recommended by
aoIe professors, and other iiIesaty characters.
The commissioners OF the Primary Schools in Wiz
ginia. Booksellers aud Country Merchants are Informed
that theI can he supplied with these he AT moderate
wholesale prices, by application a, above. 10
GEORGE MAYO & co.
Jan %. 81 vii
Richmoud, Ndrch, 1871.
We have examined with care, Dr Mayo's Ehyining
Pi'ner, aud Rhymng Spelling Book, and Tecummeh~
Them to the attention Of the COnlni ST ,neTs OF the
fIlinafy Schools OF Virginia. They admirably raj
cuairh to advance ChdTe in the elementary parts Of
spelling ana reading, aud meit the eHCODi of
the public.
TH NJ; RANDOLPH President & Directors
" !. PPsNnlIILrroN Of OF n 1iyl a"G,a'y f""d
ANDREW STEVENSON,
= UrSHUR,
]. MARSHALL, (ChieC Justice
march 80. Inc r.f
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FOR SALE

THAT valuable Piartatien, wbrreop the subscriber
resides, known hy the name of INDIAN CAMP
10 situated ~ ihe upper eHd 81 POwhaian County on
'eeP creek aud contains NY late survey 1861 acres
pout ons Third ~ which is u wsod and considerable
~ Of which Is prime obscro land there are $50 m
70 acres ~ 0a i2nd yearly all Of which Is reclaimed
p Ue hole 81 u hacco iand Of the hfsi quality
pc situation rs As healthy any below the innuntairs
mas comfortable dReiing house on II, aud is eel
rcked-Wnh all necessary OuthOuses, granatiss and
lhaccO houses.
I've terms required will he one third Of the pn,cbas,
loney on executing deeds aud the balance IN two egu.
pn"ai payments. deed of trust VIII he teonitee ia
fcure the punciuality % the tro last payments
Anril 3. io7.. ~ HRNRY sKlPWlTq.
nj PnbitC Is beftny informed that toe uunEis bed
business heretofore entrusted - me IN the courts
winch pTaetised m the city Of Richmond viii he
FENCED 10 bv HiIon, Hag. fr. Esq and thai IN my
Eehce, application for papers ana other necessary
FORMATION, may be made 10 Mr.. David Roper AZ my
Pee THOMAS r. BOTLDtN.
IAprI 6. ieo..s,
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NOTICE.
a LII persons having claims against The estate OF
IA GEORGE N. SKiPWIra, DE. are requested tn
make them known and those indebted to the estate to
make Immediate payment JOHN MILLER
agent for the .5duii"iStr atrir.
Cumberland, March IL
~ mr. Miller is authorised to settle the claims on
ana receive The dents due 10 the Skpvitb
IS are. 'aied. Mh"r SKiPVitH, Ndin'x
march tps al
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ASoMEIINE in Nay or June ias, from carpenter To
- Wh0m he VAS LIfed . negro man named Dawn
DAVID Is carpenter by trade q ~ - years Of ace
tho"I hve fret ten inches high, of lght
ind fedd'sb eyes. Tie has dOwn look when svokeu
90, uiitfs vefN much, ana In afteI ting to speak
Usually Stamps tie gtoupd with one Of his feet rhis
rg'o ba- heen seeh ~ PeteTshurg and is most prob.
r aor ~ tnAt place, or in LJnthbure where he vas
nee hHc4.
reward - Twenty DOLLARS will he given 10
'hoevef Wiii deliver HIN the sobsrrtheT ~ q och.
t"d "r secae bun IN any jail that get hm sgain.
JAMES B. FERGUSON.
Gooehlsud March 30. los. ~
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NOlICE

MOI ICE.
bN tue "a DAY OF next Henrico county court or as
- sooh thereafter as counsel can he heard motion
WIN ne maze T. that court TO appoint commissioners
ACCORDING 10 law, to assess the damages which hi
result 10 the lands ia the said county bordering
on James river, snd belonging the heir, or deyisee
81 Thomas wilson, deceased, and to the heirs or
devisees OF Ihrod0fck Massie, dec from the oprning
The James river canal through The same
JOHN C0hLTER, PRECEDENT
April g. ,oa ,o..
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April IS.
AT PIjRLIC AUCTION

Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
IN Monday, the l1th May, precisely al II O'Clock
~ on the premises will he sold the CHEST BIDDER
tr ready mouey, nndeT deed Of trust from Conway a
Toit-scue white, Tor the benefit OF William * Henry
Haxail one uth unsi, ided interest IN the following
Valuable Property, situated In the CITY OF Richmond
and Known by tue name of the COLUMBIAN MILL
PROPERTY, containing about acres of ground o.
which Is erected, Manufacturing Flour MIL with g
pair feel inch. and pair feet Bur Stones, with
all necessary machinery Curn or G,ist Mil, with
pair teet inch country stones Plaster MIL with
one pair feet EsoPns stones; Saw MiU, with Two
saws; Rose aud Sitting Mill and Nail Factory with
mashines Tor eating aud heading nails one opera
,lon ANA Two machines for cutting brad. and spres
Cn"pei's Shop, Blacksmith's Shop. a Stable tw
Dweliing iouses with Negro Quarters, sc. &c. &c.
The Rolling aud S. ting Mill ana Nail Factory are
rented 1r term Of ten twenty years the option Of
the tenant
The Mil. and all ether buildings on III. premises
ate rented To Philip llaxa & Co. until ts, Jul, nexl
when possession will tie given Ia The purchaser.
a contract IS made WITH the Dock Company fer run
ming Canal through lie properly sixty feet wide 10
connect II with the Dock.
The whole Estate is subj annual ground rent
of iva thousand bushels Indian Corn PAYABLE every
first DAY, Of January.
C. J. M;CMuRDO,
f fsSse 1A5 T1sSSR' Trustees.
April 10 IIe I'd.
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Tvs ENlY DOLLARS REWAKD-

ID ANYWAY from, the suuscIiher Oh The 2I,t March
"A INST. my man. SAN EVANS, a waterman sboui
N Yeas Old, tall and p0riy csmpIsxilh inriipn, to
yellow. purchased him ~ John o. Iefcich Of
bihcbhurg, ahon the LIST February last-He bgs lived
f'e'ai years IN Richmond with Nr. Fucber and was
WRAPS owned by biDbnl for several Years has bssn
fned by Capt MilcheIi Of Lynchbute IN which rI,oe
has "tte....I vii pay the reward for sscut
~ hin ~ jan II delivered TO me al Miggissnn,s
ffty. on James river viii also pav all reasonable
ipense', JESSE MILLER.
march 80. los st
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Valuable Lmds IN .Nonteomfry, and Pa
frick Far Sale

frick For Sale
'Ht subscriber benz Only authorized b, tn. execu.
Tor "f Datt Ross, IL sell and cOnve, all the said
Ross lands tue above counties nov orrs al private
'" I've sad Ross, IN the 'u Of Ross sssist Hook viz.
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
9'o acres ylng on butk's Fork c1e Hooks old place
"n ~bch there 10 vaiuab site t., grist and saw
remainder iswelI numbered with The usual growth al
the country there is IN body about 40 OF SO acre.
of meadow iand uBclearrd. This has ng been con.
sidsted one OF The most valuable stick fatms in the
conhiry having on al side. Tree outlet to an extern
size range; aBt 1t ma be -nlargeo BY one OF mere O,
the t@lio"ing tract. adjacent TO IL.
400 acres aS- Snrk's firk
400 do. called Reubin Eeiih's piace,
1853 do. joining Jacob Harrison.
200 DO joining a uacI Of 1876 acres purchased Of
Ezekiel WAY.
1876 do. near ihe above.
TOO do. ] lining Jesse Jones.
1870 DO. JniHing william Walker and Howell.
39i do. joining the above.
500 do Joining the above.
$50 do. BLACK Ridge.
1870 10. part OF tract OF 1870 acres
100 do. joining - waddl..
1870 do joining Garter n - e.
IN PATRICK COUNTY
Gle acres joining Bla1k Ridge
100 do. an Darkers Knob.
1855 do. joining Patsr:on's order Of Council land
2Si d.. near Murrei.'s spur
The greater par Df be above lands NAV he consider
ed valuable for the raising small gram and
@rass principally; and al but small expence maJ be
made valuable stock fans
The terms OF sale " i'll he accommodating: persons
disposed To pnrchase, will apply the subscriber
living In The couut Of Montgomery euty mile,
south OF the Courtbouse. and in the GOOD OF
most oil The land GEORGE GOOOfKooNrZ.
<5tt0 IN fact for irOMAS =. tOILDIN
EA'Or OF David Ross.
hPih H. Ill. i'm
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TRUST SALE

cY virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 the sbscr;er
- ~ George GreenhoH and Elizabeth A. his wife ON
W ISL cay O May 1877, to secure the payment sum
saturday me S day Of May neat procfd sell at public
auction on the prenses part of Lot 6os, fronting 81
ieeton u street between a and Streets which there
na comfortable wooden building and sthr houses ecessary
Tor the accommodation of familyHow occupied b. Mrs
Hunter. me whole establishment is in excellent repair,
very desirable situnhou'Ie sale will commence nj
IL o'clock, and be made for cash
April6 ios-,d,