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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14

the Caicos, few days afterwards, that
one hundred and one slaves, (men, WON
en-, and children, from two planta:;ous
belonging to the estate Of the late Wade
Stubs, had gone of in several small
craft which they bad taken possession Of
for the purpose. The place of their
destination is known TO be the Island of
st. Domingo, where refugees of this
class are received and protected. The
inhabitants Of Turks leland, being ap-
prehensive that this evil would increase
at that place, have armed themselves.
and keep strict guard at night. In the
mean time, as an opportunity offered
for Bermuda, the magistrates have peti-
TONED the Senior Officers in command
on this station, for protection, until COM
munlcatlons can be had with the Cover
nour of the Bahamas at New-Proyi-
dence, and the Admiral of the Jamaica
station.
Information had reached Turks ISL
and from Porto Plata, St. Domingo, that
a small vessel had recently arrived there
with number of runaway slaves from
Tortola.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14

Commodores Rodgers and Chaumcy ar
rived in this city on Saturday evening,
and took lodgings at the Malboro' Hotel,
These gentlemen. it is understood, COM
pose part of the Court of Inquiry
which has been ordered by the Presi-
dent, at the reiterated solicitation of
Capt. Hull, Bost. paper.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14

.Norel O9ectiOn.-lt is gravely alleged a.
gainst one of the Kentucky members of Con-
gress, who is a candidate for reelection. that
when at Washington, last winter, he spent
good deal of his time in the company of Ia
dies
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14
Worccstcr 15ank.
Director for the ensuing week.
IHEoPHILUs WHEELER.

amherst Collegiate Institution.
The first Anniversary of the Cole
glate Institution in Amherst, will be on the
2o'n INST. Candidates for admission into the
institution will be examined the day proceed
ing, or at the close of the succeeding vacation
OF four weeks.
Amherst, August 8, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14

Jonathan Russell, Esq. has directed pros
ecution for libel to be commenced against
the editors OF this paper, for publishing COM
munication under the signature of sod Roger
,Stermaaa.'' I.N. Y. Nates0laa
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14
Medical Lectures.

VnVHE course of Instruction for
= Students of Medicine ia the Medical
Institution of Harvard University, viii begin.
on the third Wednesday in November. at the
Massachusetts, Medical College, in Boston.
Lectures ON
anatomy and Surgery, by DR.. Warren.
Chemistry, by DR.. COrlom
Obstetricks and Medical1
Jurisprudence, Dy Dr.Cndnnang.
Materia Medica, by DIR. Bioelo,
Theory and Practice of
Physick, by Or. Jackson.
The MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL, HospTTAr
will be open to students at times indicated bv
the Medical attendants. Clinical Lectures viii
be delivered by DIR. Jackson, and Surgical re.
marks by DR.. Warren, without an additional
fee.
The Library of the Massachusetts
Medical College, which is large, and contains
all new and popular books, will be accessible
TO students, on very easy terms.
BY order of the Faculty of Medicine,
J. c. WARREN, Dean ofkhe TacaHv.
Among the auxiliary opportunities for
acquiring knowledge, is the BopIston .Med;ec,
Society, in which medical topicks are regular
ly discussed by the s;udents--the use Of COM
pIete sets OF bones, during the Lectures. with
out e@pense-and other opportunities for culti-
waiting practical anatomy.
.aug. Ia, 1929.
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Cotton Machine7u.

TESHE Subscribers would in
- form the Manufacturing Publick, that
they have recently commenced the business
OF making COTTON MACHINERY. in it's
various branches, on the newest and most IN !.
>plan-and have taken commodio,,s
shop, where they fatter themselves they shall
be able to answer the orders of those who NAV
please to apply for Cotton Machinery OF good
qatIl'y, and on accommodating terms.
METCALF, THAYER & Ca.
Mednay, { Mass .4ugust IA, 1922. Gin
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from the N. Y. American, Aug. 81
Independence of Brazil.

Accounts have reached us by this
mornings mail from two sources, con-
iirmatory of the intelligence previously
received by the Constellation.
Deputies had arrived from Pernambu-
CO TO recognize the Prince, who has
assumed the title of John w. as su-
preme in the government Of the Brazils.
The following is his answer to the ad-
dress Of the representatives =
am now acquainted with the wishes of
the people Of this province; and, as soon as
the other provinces shall have made known to
me, through the representations of their city
councils or deputies their concurrence in this
measure, | shall proceed Immediately to put it
into execution
The political views of this govern
ment are said to be pacifck, and there
is strong confidence in tranquility being
maintained. Many people, however,
continue to take passage for Portugal.
Agents have been nominated, and
were expected soon to depart for Eng
land and the United States, deputed by
the Prince for political purposes.
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WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, Aucusr ii, Icee.


GIVE are obliged to postpone several ar
ticles, prepared for this weeks paper, in order
to make room for the interesting letter of John
Quincy Adams to the Editors of the National
intelligencer. Our correspondents will not
complain if they are made TO give place upon
an occasion when we, also, yield the ground.
1t will be seen from Dir. Adams's letter that
ne has yet something more to say on the SUBJ
ject of the Client treaty,-so much that he
does not choose to continue the discussion in
the newspapers. He proposes to publish A
volume, containing all the Ghent-treaty docu-
ments, with MIR. Russell's letters, his own Re-
plies, and such further comments as NAV he
proper to vindicate his reputation as Com
missioner, and to furnish the American people
with an ample history of that negotiation.
We think this course peculiarly proper, The
volume vii! be one of high interest, at least
to those who at all concern themselves in i'm
portant political history; and will contain
profitable lesson to those politicians who NAV
hereafter feel inclined to raise the superstruc-
ture OF their reputation upon Accumulation like
that selected by Mr. Russell
Those, if there are any, who have regarded
the controversy between Mr.. Adams and
Mr.. Russell as entirely personal, must, we
think, begin to suspect they have taken much
too narrow view of the subject If a
discussion by such men, under such circum-
stances, arising out of one of the most inn
portant events in our history, be devoid of
publick inteSst, what is there in the con-
duct of publick men or in the character of
our institutions which ought to interest the
people?
Capt. PoTfer's attack on the Press,-Capt.
Forter, after having attempted an apology
which was more ridiculous than the first act
has at length appealed, formally, to the people,
against the hcentiOusness, as he is pleased to
term it, of the Press asif the Press was an
engine with which the people had no concern |!
we shall give his appeal next week. He has
appealed to Caesar, and to Cesar he shall 90. ,
We doubt whether all affair more ludicrous
IN Its inception and progress, has happened
since the invention of printing. The people
however, will profit by it, for they have a
shrewd habit of storing hints for future use
BY putting this and that together'' they
Will, perhaps, bye and bye, conclude that
those who fight well their battles on the O.
cean, are not of course qualified to participate
In the administration of their government.
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From the Southern (Charleston) Pciricfl
The rejoinder of Mr.. Adams 10 Mr..
Russell does the highest credit to his
candour, sagacity, and powers of anal
ysis. He has pursued his antagonist
through all his doubles and winnings,
and left him not an inch Of ground TO
stand upon. MIR. Adams's sarcasm is re-
sistless; his ridicule and invectve over
whelming; for it follows the detection
of sophisiry and the exposition of dclib-
crate deception. We have never, in
fact, witnessed an artful diplomatist so
caught in the meshcs by which be
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14


A family of CounteFieiters of Bank
paper has been arrested at Bowdoinham,
in Maine. The first person arrested was
Charles Rodgers, of that place, the
circumstances attending whose examina-
ton, and the different forged bills found
in his possession, led to the arrest of
James M.Rodgers and Capt George Rodg-
'ers. They were clearly proved to have
been all concerned for several months
past, in purchasing, passing and selling
counterfeit Bank notes. and were all
recognized to take their trial at the s. ].
Court, at Wiscasset on the third Tues
day of October next. After the exam
nation there we're found concealed in
building near where C. Rodgers lived,
about 5000, counterfeit bills. The bills
were fves of the Kennebec, F. t. War
red, President, extremely well execut-
ed, but on little examination easily de-
tected FiUes of the U. S. Bank. 7hrees
of the Phoenix Bank, Hartford, well ex.
ecuted Icns of the Middletown Bank.
One Of this gang has been apprehended
in Boston, and last week one was appre.
hendcd in Bangor
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14

Fumigation.-In all houses whether
sickly or not, where foul air may have
been created, take Salt-Petre pounded,
spread it on an earthen dish, and pour
Oil of Vitriol over it.
The following toast was drank at Fleming
ton, N. J. -
The nert President calhoun, Crawford.
Clinton, Clay.-What C of troubles.
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KEENE, AUGUST 10.
Tornado.-On Sunday last, between 8 and
o'clock i'll the afternoon, two threatening
clouds, from different points of the compass.
appeared TO meet over the high lands in the
east part OF Walpole. Soon after, a tornado
commenced, the cloud taking northeast
erly course, through the north part of Surry,
similar, though not so extensive nor SO des.
tructlve IN IFS effects, as that which occurred
at Warwick the last season. Some orchards
and barns were injured near the old turnpike
gate, where its ravases commenced Mr..
George Cochran, on the hill, had two barns
completely demolished, and his house some
what injured-Next, barn on the estate of
the late John Marvin, also demolished. Its
effects were next felt at Mr.. Holbrook's. inn
keeper, in Surry, who had two barns thrown
down, and large shed, under which at the
time were some loaded teams. At the tan
yard, of Samuel Hill, Esq. two sheds were
demolished, and the roof entirely taken off
from large granary. Some other buildings.
including the old dwelling house, were injured
by sticks of timber and lirts of trees. which
were carried in the air /! The roof of 40 foot
building adjoining Mr.. Hill's house, 80 rods N.
E. was blown off. Mr.. II. had 100 panes of
glass broken by the flying boards, shingles, &c.
Farther east, barn was blown down on the
farm occupied by Mr.. David Reed; the dwell
ing-house was also injured, and the orchard
half destroyed. In its course, for nearly half
mile in width, the orchards and forest-trees
show its destructive effects. Mr.. Holbrook
had an OK killed but no person was injured.
en- far our i1for
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14

Wiktia.-It may be question whether we
have not arrived at that point, that few Sc
lect and well disciplined companies, judicious.
ly distributed, would be sufficient for all the
military purposes of the state in time of peace,
and supersede the necessity Of that mighty
mass of militia organized at so much expense
and Inconvenience by the existing laws. In
the exigency of war, regular army must be
resorted to. TSalep, Guz.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-14

The Hon. EZEKIEL WHITMAN, of Maine,
is nominated as candidate for Governor in
that state, by the Federal Republicans of Cum
berland County.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
IL. DARRAH, DENTIST.

ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' and
~ gentlemen of Alexandria and its vicinity,
that ne has returned to his old stand in Mr..
ATkiNSoN'S house on Fairfax street, where
ne VIII be happy to wait on them in the line of
MS profession If June Ia
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
TRUST SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to deed of trust exc.
IL cuted by John Love, bearing date
the 30th day of March, 1890, and record
ed in the county court of Faaguier, I
shall for the purposes therein mentioned,
oDFriday. The second day Of august near.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock in the
morning and 4 in the eyenipg,or the pre-.
misses proceed TO sell for cash, the tract Of
land with the appearances thereunto
belonging, called BuckIand or
BUCEL.a.N'D FARM.
situate part in the county of Prince vii.
liam and part in the county of Fauquier,
and estimated in the deed to contain about
800 acres. The improvements are We.
ry convenient and valuable. II is distant
from the town Of Alexandria about "a
miles, and from Fauquier court house a.
bout 10 miles. This farm is so well
known, that any further description is
| unnecessary. Such title as is in the
subscriber will be conveyed to the pur.
chaser. TBOS, u. MOORE.
may "a faw4v surviving trustee.
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JOHN II. LADD & Go.

OFFER for sale the cargo of schooner Ad.
~ veho $50 casks fresh lime, ,00O feet clear
and merchan,able boards. - -. june 70
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FRESH MEAS.

Nov landing from sloop Altoona, Nichols,
~ master, from New-York, Gunpowder and
Imperial tea, in chests, half chests, ten catty
boxes, and in boxes of 40 two lb. canDsters each,
of the cargoes of the Huntress aud Pocahontas,
imported in March last, and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMTTH.
III sroRE--Y Tyson tea Of the Beavers cargo
Muscatel and bunch raisins, low to close sales
Baltimore whskey in hbds and bills
Muscovado sugars in do. do. various qualities
Havana and st. Domingo coffee
Cognac brandy and Holland gin in pipes
Sicily Madeira, Malaga, Colmenar and Cana
ry wines
Mess aud prime pork, prime beef
Bakers and Lapham's No. l, chocolate
Baltimore Nos. }, 9, & 3, do
Wrapping and sugar loaf paper
Binders boards, mould candles
W. l. moiasses in hhds. Of superior quality,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, agent for the underwriters
at Lloyd's, London, in the District Of CO.
lunbia. begs leave to call the attention of those
whom, il may concerny to the following resolu-
ton adopted bv the committee for managing
their affairs, relative to Particular Average:
sIn consequence Of the great increase Of
claims for particular average, the committee
recommend, that, in future, when an agent is
called upon to survey damaged goods, he should
require the presence at such survey of the mas
Tor OF the vessel by which they have been i'm
ported, who is to sign the certificate Of the
damage that in case of refusal OF the master
10 attend or that heis prevented from attending,
he is 10 be Informed that such refusal or alleged
cause Of prevention is to he noted by the agent,
u hich lie is required to do upon any certificate
ne may grant. And in all ports where it is GUS
;omsry TO discharge goods into lighters or
craft, under the Jurisdiction ofthe custom-house,
or otherwise, the agent is required 20 ascertain
whether the person in charge of such lighter or
rraft, has demanded of the master or mate of
the vessel dschargng, certificate Of, or himself
given a receipt, expressing any apparent dam
age, or defects, in the goods delivered over to
him and where such proves TO be fine case, the
agent is TO make note Of the same upon his
survey, and procure the original, it practicable,
or a copy of such certificate, 10 accompany the
vouchers he may furnish; and he is further de.
sired TO ascertain aud notify, whether any, aud
what, goods were laden on deck"
LIoyd's, 10Th ApriI, 1892.
JAMES PATTON, agent,
For dss underwriters a. L'oyd';,for ace D. Col
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
FOR FREIIHT.
FOR NEW-YORK.
FOR FREIGHT,

The schooner LYDIA, captain
EExS Small; carries 600 bbls. will take
W. freight to the West Indies, or coast
SSLfstsfsSsssS wise; apply as above.
$1,000 June IL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14

A. G. CAZENOVF & Co.
HAVE for sale on accommodating terms fine
II old Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter casks
Port wine in or casks and cases
30 bbls Holiness old whiskey
100 bbls common do
81 do N Z rum
50 do India Point gin
d. do old Jamaica rum
40 hhds retailing molasses
200 kegs cut nails and brads, ID to 40d
100 boxes Baltimore window glass
200 kegs Dupont's gunpowder
do tons Swedes iron
90 boxes sperm candles
80 do mould and dipped do
20 do soap
20 do Spanish segars
20 bbls Muscovado sugar
40 chests young hyson tea Imported in
20 or do gunpowder do April 1922.
cases mems and boys'hats
90 pieces straw mating
,ALso-A large stock of American, European,
and India goods by the package or piece
may % 1aw6w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
SALT AND COAL.

Vaccine Institution of Alex'a.
FlNHE subscriber is provided with supply Of
q fresh Vaccine matter, and invites the indi-
gent persons of the town and its vicinity 20 send
their children for vaccination. lie will attend
at his office for the purpose Of receiving such
patients from until 10 O'Clock in the morning,
every day in the week.
march % GUSTS. A. BROWN, NJ. D.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
STEAMBOAT

TkNfIE Steamboat Surprise, capt Robt Fay
y Tor, will leave Georgetown every morning
at 8 o'clock, for Alexandria returning, leave
Alexandria at 10. Start on second trip from
Georgetown, at 2 p. NJ. and from Alexandria at
3. She will be punctual in the hours of starting.
Freight will be taken the second trips only, al
customary prices. Accommodations for pas
sengerc are very superior, and separate accom-
modations for ladies.
On Sundays, the boat will make only one trip
each way, leaving Georgetown at 9 o'clock, and
Alexandria at o. I'm
The Metropolitan and Alexandria Herald will
insert the above, and send thsH accounts to the
captain for payment may 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
ON TUEe DAY. AT 10 a. ~

ON TUESDAY, Ar OA. ~
WIZ be sold at the auction store a variety of
goods, among which are,
Tea, coffee, sugar, molasses
Brandy, whiskey, vinegar
Cordial, malaga and port wine
Chocolate, red ochre, tobacco, etc..
Also, without reserve,
hhds sugar on a liberia, ered;.
10 boxes raisins " . ioei al 'ieoi'
Dozen mustard
ALso-A lot OF open quechsware, com.
posing very general assortment
ALso-New and second hand furniture
A few dozen claret wine
two horse wagon, nearly new
ALso-Linens, cotroDs, cloths, cassimeres
Threads, silks, buttons
button moulds, boots, shoes
Hosiery, blank books, etc.
All the above articles on Limitation, and
may be seen and purchased al any time.
june Id S.A MARSTELI.ER, auct
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
CHARLES BENNETT

AS eceivedss offers for sale by wholesale,
i cases Irish linens, remarkably cheap
case Cd, IA, 81, "a and 1914 diapers 4,
damask $3.50 -
Ga corded and colored muslins
Cambria muslins ofvarious qualities
London ginghams
Null null muslins
Russia and Irish sheetings
Flag,bandanna hdkfs ofvery superior quail.
Hrst's black and navy blue imperial and
Saxon cloths tssi5
Seine and sewing Irvine
Patent shoe and coloured threads
Gentlemen's doe skin and beaver gloves
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
GERMAN LINENS.

DRADEN, MORGAN s. Co. have imported
Ie in the stip Virginia, from Bremen, burlaps
Nos. J, 2,3 s. q; white tcklenburgs Of good,
spaiity' 5mo3I
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
LEATHER, SUGAR, etc.

LEA II FIR, SUGAR., etc.
JONATHAN SInLLABER offers for sale
y 900 sides soal leather
81 bags double refined India sugar
2 hhds old Jamaica rum
az bbIs No beef
81 boxes soap
80 do rould candles
90 do dipped do
chests best sewing twine
90 bundles sheathing paper
30 boxes mcn'sand women's shoes
casks Malaga wine
10 coils corGage
500 nests boxes
100 sets measures
90 casks cut nails assorted
bales India checks
10 boxes Goldfish
10 barrels best anniseed and Glove cordial
cases water proof hats
~ kegs best mustard
cannisters copal varnish
30 boxes Nos /, 2, and 3 chocolate
20 half do No. juno 5
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14

Mr.. J.'PARMLY, Dentist.
NrENDSleaving Alexandria for " ashington
oity on the 18th inst. Those who NAV have
occasion for his professional services will please
apply at Mrs. ASHTON'S Boarding House, on
king-street.
Mr.. Parmly's Lectures,
on the management of the teeth, for sale as a.
soove. june ii
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Zee Creams, Lemonade. etc
ORPHANS, rOIIRT.

uoudI ilOtiIS W hCbtOIb dDN .CTSUINOTS tnTee
times in the Alexandria Newspapers.
A Copy. Teste
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is 10 give notice, That The subscri-
Der of Alexandria county, in the District
Of Columbia, has Obtained from the Or
phansi Court of said county, letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of
John Farrell, late ofthe county aforesaid,
deceased All persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedcnt,are hereby warn
ed 10 exhibit the same with The vouch-
crs thereof, to the subscriber, passed by
the Orphans Court, on OF Before the
thirty day of November next, OF they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
fiji to said estate and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this sIst day Of
MAY, 1899. JOHN McCOBB,
june 7 st .4dm'r IF Jno, Eo,reV, deed,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-14
Cheap Shoes and Hats.

So ID. REED, have just received
80 from Baltimore and Boston, fresh
- - supply Of shoes, consisting Of the
&EsxA following kinds, which they offer
for sale at reduced prices for cash.
Ladies' morsceo and Kid slips 18th heels
Ditto heeled shoes low priced
Ditto slips
Ditto kid coIored
Women's leather
Misses I" and morocco slips
Chldren's " bootees
Mems and hoys' fine and coarse shoes
Ditto imitation beaver hats
Boys furred
Ditto white wocl I"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
u ru st q ale.

Rf virtue Of a deea Of Trust szsau.
~ ed to me as trustee by George
Somerviiie, bearing date about the
first If JANUARY last, and of record i'm
The clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Hamp.hi'e, for the purpose OF seeu-
ring to Robert Sherrard, the payment
Olga Note of hsnd executed ls,h,
March fs2o-pay ab,e five days after
date, Tor the sum of twenty nine dol
lars q hfty four cents and also for
securing the paymen, of one other
Nate OF hand executed 10, April 1891.
eod made payable 1--WE days after date
fnr the sum of seventy nine dollars, Sc
six cents. shs!i offer for sale at
Public AuctiOn
for ready money, the House end los
described in The Deed situate in the
County If Hsmp hire, adjoining he
residence OF Mr.. James Sonervii,e and
the late residenee of Mi. Joseph Stone.
end still in the occupancy of the said
George Somerville. OF so much If said
House and lot as will be sufiicien, to
paw off the ,principa landinte es IF the
aforesaid debts and Cost 81 safe The
sale will take place on the premises on
Saturday 18th, October next, between
he hours Of IL o'cloek A NJ. anh 6 a.
eioek F. M. The subscribe will convey
I" The purchaser. Of said properly in
such manner as he is invested by said
Deed of Trust,
WILLIAM VANCE.
September z tbs.