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ny virtue of Il deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber by Calvin Loring, hearing
dutc the day of and OF record in the
county court of Campbell, for the purpose of
securing the payment of certain sums Of mo-
ney therein mentioned To Robert Love, shall
proceed, ON the premises, on Saturday the
Goth oioctober nest, to sell forrcady money at
public auction,
Two half Acre llots.
With the Improvements thereon, lying aud br-
ing on the main street in the town of New-Lon-
don-Acting ns trustee | will convey only
such title Us is vested IN me.
q ANTHONY
September % Wits
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Notice.

I shall petition to the merit General '1s' 81,
l. bly, Of Virginia for a dirQree iron, NY s.g !,
band John .4imQHd, for reasons phtan o IN
set forth therein. POLY '4L'RV.p3.
September &,
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C,EVERkL Alen, Women, Boys and
~ Girla, viii be sid loss ior eash, or on
shorl cred Say or months. Enlulle OF
the Printer.
September u tets
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'Yhe Tract OF NanA,

liz the said deed mentioned, lying in the conn-
ty OF Bedford, containing about four hundred
and fifteen acres, or SO much thereof as shall
be suG cient to satisfy the purposes of said trust,
being the tract of land on which the said Mar
tin Key resides, bounded by the lands of Da-
yid Saunders and others, as is more fully ex-
pressed in said decd--In case the weather is
so inclement as that bidders do not attend on
the day above mentioned, the sale will take
place the next fair day.--Acting as trustee, |
shall convey such title only as is vested in me
WM, RADFoRD, surviving Trustee.
October 6. tctds 10
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TlRGlNlA--ln Halifax County Court,
in Chancery, tue 2sth day OF August,
1922.
John Daniel, Judith Fuque, Saraingancock
John Nelson and Polly his wife, formerly Pol
" Daniel, Plaintiffs,
Against
The Hon, William Daniel Henry Coleman.
and Martha his wife, Elliottc Coleman and l..
liaabeth his wife, VIM. Tally uad Frances his
vile, Polly Woolson, JOSIAH, William D., Mar
thu, Lucy ard John Thompson, Arianna Mil
Ter, Samuel, John, NAiam r. and Hezekiah
Il. Daniel, Nathaniel " t0Gua and Susanna
his wife, Joseph Goode = atory his wife. Anne
Daniel, ReHbin HAY, ana Elizabeth his wife,
Bouldn Vaughan and Susanna his wife, John
Pigg q Mary his wife, Benjamin Lawson& Amy
his wife, Harrison Burnos and Judith his wiic
Daniel, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rfra Ambrose Mel
E-oh, Joshua BantoG and Betsy his wife. An.
thony Franklin and Polly his wife, Thomas
i0sley and Susanna his wife, Willium Hutch
erson and judith his wife, aud Maria ID. Tho
mas and Martha Fawkner, Defendants.
The defendants Ambrose Nelson. Thos Las
ley X Susanna his wife, William Hutcherson 4
Judith his wife, Daniel, Martha and Thomas
Nelson, Joshua Blanton and Bctsev his wife,
Anthony Franklin and Polly his wife, Maria
ID. Thomas, aud Martha FawkneF, children cf
John Fawkner and Patsy his wife, Jos. Goode
| and Mary his wife, Anne Daniel and John
pigg and Mary his wife, not having entered
| their appearance and given security according
| to the act Of assembly aud the rules of this
| court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction of
| the court that they are hot inhabitants of this
| commonwealth, ON motion of the plaintiffs.
| by their counsel, II is ordered, that the said
| lastnamed defendants dc appear here on the
fouan Monday in November next, and answer
the bill of The plaintiffs, and that copy ofths
order be inserted in the newspaper printed in
the town OF L4ynchbuIe, for eight weeks sue
cessiyely, aud posted al the front door of the
court house otthis county.
4 Cony--Teste,
IS MICHAEL ROBERTS, D. c. II. c.
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Notice,

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed to
I'D me by Charles Blount, Jr. bearing date
ON the 18th day of June, 1921, and of record
in the county court OF Bedford, shall, on the
26ih doy Of October, 1922 on the premises, sell
by way ofpublic auction, for ready money, q
certain
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4 peliiienwill D. presented 70 the nest &C.
"A nerd assembly of Virginia Tor the pur-
pose ofeon,cnlng the free bridge near Lyneh
burg into toll une
seplemhef 1alh, ls22. WIN
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No, ice.

EtEIIA, a free woman ofcolour, win pc
" titinn the hcNt Geaerhl Assembly Tor per
mission to remain IT. The state VI Virginia
October IL. ID YIN
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Soti ice.

4 PETITION sill he presented 10 the
~ nest General Assembly of Virginia,
prayins that ihe subscriber may be- permitted
10 remain IN this state until tie year 1926.
CATO JOHNSON. a free m0R otf9ior.
s.ut IA 6NiiAlD
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{, % Reward.

DANAWAY FROM he subscriber, liping
IL in Salem, Botei0urt county, on Saturday
he ID instant, II negro man named BOB, idtely
he property Of M. Charies Iohnsion, and
bought by him al Capt. .NitcheWs sale Of Ne
gtoes las. January, and formerly the property
of M LaJby, to5acconid in or Hsnl LgncbIug,
,rhere il Is jeiiertd he has uift-Bob Is about
fee feet 2 or iac,,es bigh, dirk compiler ion ant
turns has toes rery mach out ,chen Wolking and
abom % ycors Of 0gt, kis Clothes consist Of "a,
old Jiart cloth coat, Il striped Hnsey do. oad
shirts md p1ataioons Of toic linen, all Of whioh
he took nth hias-If 0ppfehendrd fifty miles
from home icW giee tcenty doiidrs reward,
and MI reasonable e1pcnees for bringing hin,
home, or ten dollars IN this County and brought
back
" {. BOWER.
October H. tets 10
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NOVICE.

nY virtue of deed of trust executed 10
- the late Cyrus b. Clay aud myself, by
Martin Key, for the purpose of securing 10 the
late Charles Clay, II certain sum of money ];
which deed bears date the 9Th day OF January,
ISIS, and is recorded in the county court OF
Bedford, shall, on the 2Y,h day of October,
1922, proceed 10 sell, at public auction, on the
premises, for ready money,
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ENUCaIiOS.

TUsiIE winter session of the Subscribers
school Will cummeuce on Thursday the
3lst al October. VA ;. REID.
Oetoher T. tcl3lD 10
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BIZ the Presidentofhe u. stales.

WHEREAS the President of the United
States is authorised by law 10 cause lands 10
be offered Tor sale
Therefore I, JANIS MONROE, President OF
the United States, do hereby declare and maxi
known, tint the public sales shall be held as
follows, viz
At the Land OiIce at Terry IIaate, in 1ndi-
ana On the FIRST Monday Ia July heai for the
sale of
townships II aud ~. in rance /, east Of the
81 principal meridian isue
II . IL, in ruuges ! 10 ., vel do
At the Land Office at Vnndalin, in Ilnoi.
on The third Monday in July neat, for the sale
of
townships II, l., 10 and II, in ranges | and
=, east OF the 81 principal me-
rdIan line
II, =, ID, II and 10, in
ranges aud DO
Al tie snmc place, or the third Monday in
August next, for the sale of
townships II, L, e, II aud 10, in ranges 8,
and 3, cat Of the 81
principal neridisn Enc
u, in range 7, do
II the Land Onice nj Palestine, in Illinois,
on the first Monday in August neat for the sale
OF
townships 6, 7, s and 9, in ranges 9, 10 and
II, east Of 3D. principal
meridian line,
6,6,7 q and 0, in range II, west Of I'd do
5 and ., Il aud l3, do
Al the same place, on the first Monday ia
September reAL Tor the sale Of
Townships 10 II II and IL, in ranges 10 nnd
II, east OF I'D principal
mcridianline,
, - .
IL, wet of 2d do,
Al the same place, on the first Monday iir4
October next for the snlc of :
townships II 10 10 and II, in RANGES . loand
II, cast Of Sd principal
mcrdian line
II Is 10 and II, inranges II - aud
II, west oil ID do
Al the SAME place, on the first Monday in
November ncAl for the sale of
townships Is - 20 aAd q, in ranges 10 and
II, east OF Sd principal
meridian line.
~ l9 90 aud u, in ranges l. aud
II west ol ~ principal meridian
linz.
~ - and 90, in range =, do do
II IL l9and 30. 10, do. do
Al the Land Office for the Northern district
of Louisiana, Of the town Of Ouachitu, ON the
Grsl Monday in November next, Tor the sale
of
townships - IL II IL and H. in ranges , |
3 / End 5 west OF The meridian
line.
At the Lnnd Oiice nj the Sent Of Justice OF
the county of Independence, in the Arkansas
territory, Tor the sale ot such lands OF the q.
nted States ne are situated IN the follow ing
described townships and ranges, and which
have been excluded from the lottery Of abe
lands appropriated for satisfying warrants for
military services, viz:
On the fret Monday in August next, for the
sale OF such of the above described lands as
are Situated in the following townships and
range, viz:
Innn,Lins q 4 q Z @ q md % In, rnrnn L
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Trust Sale.

PURSUANT To the provisions of a 10,
u tut executed To the subscriber h, ' wv %
Perry aud Ann his wife, bearing date the hem ,9,a
DAY OF June, 1919, and duly eco,ded ia ~, 1.p
iiuslings Court OF the 'rpo,ati, n OF y, NC
burg, and by direction ofthe c, editors tba ".i1
named, ahal proceed to sell, for ready me-" D,s4
To the highest bidder, at public auction ON, on,
fourteenth day of September next VII me
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Very TQtuaJie Form,

On which tbs subscriber noa II sles--.tie trac
contains about $40 acres, and is cousjdelc ed a
moAg the most valuable in the upper end o.
the county OF Buckingham- land is about
one hail ciea cd, and contains oty o, fifty &c es
meadow a-d, pat of whiehis well inpfog ed
The improvement upon this tact, are such as
Bill suit gybtee family.
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kittle Otter Estate.

Formerly the property Of Christopher Clark,
Esq combining about 2so0 acres, glcat pro-
portion oi which Is prime tobacco land, and
the balance excellent for the production of
grain. The improvements are two good dwell
ling honscs, with aii necessary out houses,
barns, &c, and is remarkably well @utercd-
lnis tract V III be dI>idcd 10 suit pure hascrs,
the terms will be one third in hand, aud the
ba'anee in three equal annual instalments, the
purchasers giving sufficient security. The Ii
lie will be nude satisfactory before any pay
ment is required The sale viii continue
from day to day until completed, and imnc-
date possession given.
JAMES c. MOORNAN.
n. b. Col. Thomas Moore who formerly
claimed title To the above property, has sur
rendered TO me the full and entire possession
thereof
September 81. Wtds !
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LITTLE OTTER ESTATE
IT .fUCIIO.N.

I will sell, on Monday the 4th day of No.
Il yembcr next, TINT valuable TRACT OF
LAND, in Bedford county, about three miles
from / ihrriv. kunMn by lie nnInn If lin
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a Aot * appurtenancea

In the town OF Lynchburg, lying on oh strs.,
andat the junction Of third alley with said ,l,a.'
containing nearly one acre Of ground, and ~
ing elegant and valuable imp oyeme,is Az NV
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The following Slayes.

Billy, Reuben, Phil, david, Betty, Mou,n.,.
Maria, Jane and Martha, together with N. .,
horses, sundiy valuable house furniture -.
penters' tools, &c as contained in a schsdn,.
an'exed to apd recorded with said deed 19s
much OF said property As viii be su,cie,, y
sa'isiythe purposes otsaid ust deed, and eo..s
OF sale. The SAID sale viii take place on tn. Il,
above name, and only such title conyeytd !,
is vested IN the trustee
WM. NJ. RlVES, T~pase
August9 wtd,
o The above sale is POST.
foNi.D until tie 9th day Of November next,
when 1t vii! take place Oh the same terms an
on the premises named-and the 9Th sh,,,5i
not be fair, OH the 9th Of the same month
Gent emen interested will plea attend, that IL,
business may be Closed
WIN. NJ. RlyES, Trustee.
October 4. ,ylds q
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THE DWELLING HOUSE


blacksnliths shop and wheelw,isht's shup--lt
mas SO en il an extensive orchard 4 WILL e.
lectel Ifua. This tact lies in the upper end I
che county, in an agreeable neig ahqf hood. aud
As considered II he a, healthy slLtation as aoy
in Virginia, the water not -scI surps SOD y
any IN he STATE. There Van eAtcnsiueTirw If
the m, untains { om the tact, 4nd,st iies withn
ten or eleven miles ofihree manufacturing mills,
snc an inspe ton of tahacco<
The Germs wli be thtcf equal annual pay
mvnts. to be secured bY@ bond, with approved
PERSONAL security, and iced Of trust on the
ilnd.
A.y person incsned to buy privately, btfgre
the dsy Of sale, viii apply TO the >ubscriber, re.
siding on he ast mentioned tiact, in the upper
end OF Buckingham
PHILIP DUAL.
Aug &c. . eow
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PHYSIC & SURGERY.
GARRISON FREEMAN;

Continues practice in the above branches az
and his Medcashop is in South Queen street. one square
from the Courthouse in the city Of Lancaster, where he
prepares upon the reasonable terms all kinds of ned
cnes, agreeable the age strength constitution and habits
Of the patient, for aiding and assisting in removing
and curing most diseases to which the human body is liable
The daley and numerous applications from individuals
from different sections of the state aborng under various
Affections for which they could get no relief the easy
and expediious which they have been happily
stored in health again in very short time the truth Of
which several hundreds oflyng Witnesses under oa have
criterion for the public judge Of the efficacy OF his
NEEDLES, well the certainty of his mode of treating dis
eases.
Lancaster county, So.
For the information of the prbc do here by certify that
The following persons, whose are herein mentioned
personally appeared efoe me- the subscriber one of the AL
demen for the city of ancaster and being duly sworn or
affirmed, seyeray dposed and declared that they had made
of Dr. Clorkson Freemans cough drops Tor Indian Spe-
cc) upon themselves with the greatest success for the Gu
ring Of coughs, colds, ashma consumpons splitting Of
blood and diseases of the breast and that in every
instance their effects complete and nfalble will fully
appear by the foowsng testimony Of those who used them
Peter Albright aged 81 years, Of the city of Lancaster was
a long time exceeding i'll with violent cough pain and
yer, nigh sweats, and eaciaed, commenced using DIR C.
reemans remedies and Indian Specific both Of February
1919, he soon found himself better and by continuing its
to health again. Sworn and subscribed to- Dec 22d
1879.
Conrad Mxa, aged 81 years. IF Leacock township. Lam
caster county was sorey afflicted with most violent cough
pains ana stitches in his sides and breast fever and night
using Nr Freeman Indian Specific 5th March
1872 when gave immediate relief and, by itn was cured
in very shor time. Affirmed and subscribed 10 10th Noyeo
Der, 1919. ~ N'N'''
John Collins (Weaver) aged years, of Lapeter town
SNIP Lancaster county, had violent cough pans in his side,
ana breast and splitting OF matter from his lungs hectic feve,
ana ngh swea complete cure by using his Indian spe
enc, now wen and hearty. Sworn and subscribed TO- 10h
John Barr aged q years, of New Castle county state Of
will
hoareness, pains in his sides and breast hectic Fewer
night swests mu,h emacated. 22d March, 1917, anpcd
ana go OF ms Indian Specific by using bottles com.
and hearty Affirmed and subscribed to- 10th Nov iaio
Nathan Jones, aged 81 years. of Srasburg, Lancaster IN
aced with most violent cough, pains in his sides breast.
and pn ng OF matter mixed with blood from his lurqs b
tic teVei and night sweas, by using two bottles cenne.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-15
Very Valuable Lands For Sale.

Trac Parcel Of Land in Cecil County near Elkton
containing 40 acres, more or less, will be offered for sale
on Tuesday the 18TH day Of February next, the Pre-
misses, at - o'clock.
This land is situate within two miles of Elkton, on the
Public road leading from that place to Fam flil
1t is well watersd, and sufficiently supplied With wood
and tmber-we adapted to the growth Of grain and grts,
and remarkably healthy.
It will conveniently bear division into two Farms, and
will be so dr'ded, It necessary, TO suit purchasers.
There are two thriving bearing apple orchards upon 4
and is in all respects suitable for improving and bene
fetal cultivation.
There is a new snd Convenient dwelling house &c &c
thereon The local situation Of this land and the several
advantages which ii combines, being convenient to mark
ct mills and places Of worship; and tie terms Of sale ur
render Il a desirable object 10 Farmers and Graziers
The terms Of safe are, only fifth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand the balance in five equal annual
payments, secured bytond, with approved security bear
ing interest.
Possession delivered on the 2sh day Of March next and
payment Of the purchase money, good and iudefeas-
bic Deed IN lee simple, will DC mace the purchaser
purchasers.
Upon these advantageous terms, accommodated to the
times, this property offered, ard al persons inclined 10
buy are invited toyiew and attend the sale ALSO,
ON TIE SAME TERMS and on the next day, to wit.
Wednesday, February the Doth neXt will be offered for
Sale another tract parcel of a containing 587 a.
cres situate upon the waters Of Back Creek, in Back
Creek Neck within short distance of Elkton.
This tract IS now divided into two farms, and may r?
conveniently divided into three TO suit purchasers and E
be divided if necessary 1t is improved ~ goa encos
urcs, buildings &c The quality and fertility of this land
equal any land in that part O? Mary land Il Nil
produce good Tobacco, Wheat Sc. as any land ii is be
eved on the Western Shore, very considerable crop
which has been raised thereon, the last wear.
This land is most f,vorably situated for fish and fowl
markets, &c. ard through it the contemplated canal be
the Chesapeake and Delaware hes been located b.
the Engineer The situation and quality Of this land uni
ted to the advantageous terms of Sale, all combine to in
vite the attention Of the Plnter and Farmer and eve,
that Of the Spectator Possession delivered, purchas
money secured and title made as above Ekton Bank Pa
per or Certificates viii be received in payment
FRSBY HENDERSON,
JEREMIAH COSDEN, t-5e"'a
Elkton, January TO- 1892. Silt
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E.lLU.aBLE PROPERTY for SIZE.

The following described real and personal property will
be offered Mt public sale at the town of Eto in the state
of Maryland, Thursday the Dist day of February next
The sale to continue from day to day until the whole is
disposed Of, to wit.
That very valuable MERCHANT MILL situated within
the limits Of the town of Elon, and upon the waters of
Big Elk Creek, Immediately the post road leading from
Baltimore to Philadelphia, about eqidsant from each
place-cOmmanding the immediate advantages of both
markets, with falling cIte for all oTas and
slant influx of country produce. The mill is built upon
the best construcon with cast iron wheels together with
all the late improvements made by Oliver Evans and 9th
Mill Machinery and i'll excellent repair There
is attached to the merchant mill first rate SAW MILL TO
which, besides the supply of Logs from the neighborhood
tins CT of the Susqueannah river can be brought to
the II door. The stream is never failing one, and
what much better the Market is failing
There upon the premises a large and commodious
dwelling house, barn, spring house. smoke house, &c &c
with every other convenience make man comfortable
There is attached to the mill acout 50 acres of prime
LAND, both Upland and Meadow great proportion Of
which, lying upon the Main street aud Turnpike road
might be sold for town lots This land has produced 40
bushels of wheat per for five successive years ana
very fine Tobacco and Palma Christi have also been raised
upon the meadow ground. This land will be sold togeh-
er with the mills or separately, to suit purchasers.
Six HOUSES and LOTS in the town of Elkton of which
it is unnecessary to give particular description, they
can be viewed on the day of sale
small tract Of WOODLAND, within one mile of the
town.
Wagons Carts, Horses, Horned Cattle Household and
Kitchen Furniture ESQ mill ogs-pne and oak, Sus-
quehannah Timber.
The TERMS Of sale for the real property one fourth
Cash and the remainder in three equal annual payments
with interest from the day of Sae for the personal pro
perry Cash, Ekton Bank paper, certificates of debts
due from that bank, win be received at par yaue
JAMES SEWAI.L. 1r
WlLiIAMRlCKErTS 5 ifus'ees'
Elkton. January Is 1922 st
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii bositiaeH be sail al the hoae Of Ell L.atfBORN ~
the bon oHgA IT Wiangton couaty Of letgca8te ami state Of
Detgaret Saturday he 1911 ddy If February neat, al
ococA p. .N-That ElLU.4BLE E.4R.lL late the resi-
dcnce ofJohn stiley decd; situate near the Wilmington
and Kennel turnpike road and an half miles from Will
mngton, and bounded by lands of DR. lton Thomas Bra
dun, the heirs of John HAYS decd, and others; containing
II acres less, "a acres (which are woods IS
very capable Of Improvement. The buildings are a Log
house and barn. with spring of water convenient to the
house orchard &c. Any person wishing view the
premises will please apply to John stiey, living thereon
Conditions at Sale by SARAH JOURDAN, Ext'X
EIIHU TALLEY Jr Extr
efhe last nil If Samuel Io,ran dec'd 4vlo 4pas Mt
smtiring Erecmor Of jam Shdty decd.
January g, 1922. 6-6tp
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FOR PTBLIC SIZE.
Jan'y. 18th, 1892.

ON THURSDAY, the 9TH day of March nest, Mt JOHN
HERDNlAN'S, in Newark, valuable FARM in PencaCer
Hundred, Newcastle Comfy, Delaware, which the late
Morgan Jones dec resided containing 200 acres Of land
clover, with sfIicency Of Timber for the use of the
Farm. The improvements said Farm are q two story
Brick House and Brick Kitchen and an other necessary
out buildings IN good repair This Farm lies within 10
miles Of the Village Of Newark and i. convenient to mills
places of worship, &c SAEto commence al 10 O'Clock
Attendance will be given and Conditions made known
lat Sale by JAMES PATTON, Surviving Eyt,r
Any person may view the premises by applying 70 j
Patton, living OH the same
The aurora aud Pouson's American Daily Advertise!
will publish the above advertisement twice week till ,ay
OF sale and send their bills for payment this office
Jan. 10, 1872 2---l5t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

plantation situate in Brsndywinc Hundred, Newcastle
County; containing two hundred acres sixty of which are
Woodland, and about fifteen of wacred Meadow. On the
premises are, good stone dwelling and choice spring Of
water the door tclerabe frame barn. with conve-
nicnt out buildings, variety OF different kinds of fruit
fine view of the river Delaware from which it is one mile
within five of the Borough Of Wilmington twenty two Of
Philadelphia and half mile Of the road leading from the
former to the latter place. The arabic land is divided into
fields Of convenient Size, all Of which well watcred,
IN good state Of culture, and under good fence.
Possession given the 25th of March next title in
dsputable For termsand other information, inquire Of
the subscribcr on the premises.
ADAM WILLIAMSON.
Jan'y. 18th, 1922 2-tf