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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23

Saint Victor, the Apostles, SO Churches, and 49,,
wards OF Az villages, have been consumed by the
flames. v"
The ferocious incendiaries then scorr.a :,
mountains and the forests and they are now >, ,h
Oath village of Mastfd. These tigers, tbmsa"ss
times more cruel than those of the forest have w..
ted that hatred upon the dead which they bear y
the living. They opened the tombs, and threw NV
the streets the bones OF fathers, and the corn.o
OF their own victims were dragged by the hi,
through the brooks. -"
Every day women Of the first families in II.
Island are exposed to sale in the public marke,..
articles OF great value, such the sacred vases Is
the Greek and Catholic churches, and the bsbli'
ments of the Priests by these wretches sold =,
vile price. Through the Intervention of ,hs
Charge dAHairs OF the French Consulate, b.vs
succeeded in purchasing 50 women, whose name,
send you, and who are now in safety al the Con-
sulae.
Since my arrival here, the same scenes have ,o,,
renewed every day; there are sales Of diamond
rich pelsses jewellery, chalices, fine stufs in sbor
all kinds of valuable articles, which are in The street.,
and are given away for nothing. How should H.
otherwise, when all the inhabitants of Asia. from
children OF Is to old men Of 90, embark every dsv
for Sco, from whence they return laden with IN,
|spoils We can only return our thanks to the En-
ropeans who reside 1t Smyrna; they have done all
they could to purchase our women to purchase oil
the treasures which the country Of Homer pos,.,.
sed before its disasters, would scarcely suffice
Amongst the ravshers Of them there are some
with souls so atroclous that they will not listen 10
any species OF arrangement.
'One of these monsters refused 10000 nastre.
for the ransom of the wife Of Gaba and replied
that be would not restore her for 100000 Jbaya
contributed to the ransom Of Theodore Halle, mr..
chased for 5000 pastres Nj Petrochonco' m
learning the death of his brother precpitated him.
self from window his sister Julia threw bersrIr
into ditch the other, made slave, was brought
here, where she was Immediately purchased. On
good friend, Jean dAndre, was killed in his house
in the presence of his wife, whilst Fastening to save
his two sons, who shared the fate of their father
also in the presence of their mother the latter has
been conveyed in slavery 10 Algiers.
My hand refuses to trace at greater length the
atrocious scenes which have witnessed, and Others
a thousand times more dreadful might be added 10
these have cited. In one word, the sangulnary
OF Scio has produced the death Of
10000 individuals, for TO that amount may be est.
mated the number Of our fellow countrymen and
women put to death or reduced TO slavery. Just
God, when will the day of vengeance come, and
what vengeance can ever inflict upon the odious
assassins all the chaslisement which they deserve"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23
From Refs Gazette.

From Relfs Gazette.
Mr.. RELr,
On offering the following lines to your consider.
alton, for publication, an apology perhaps may be
expected, and is, no doubt necessary. have none
however to make, but such as will be found in the
first and second verses 1t will readily be percey
ed that it is not the production of one whose BUSH
it is has been, to court the favours 81
the Muses.. If he has he believes deneated h g
feelings and reflections on hearing a sermon from a
gentleman, to him entirely unknown, (all indeed he
intended or could hope to perform) he presumes
that the manner which he has done will not be
the of its rejection by YOU and tina, will not be
less acceptable on the same account to the person
TO whom it is respectfully addressed.
Whoe'er thou art, from whatsoever cline,
Accept the soldiers need OF humble praise;
fIe knows but little of the arts OF rhyme,
1t ne'eI was his the fiattering song to raise.
Injured to storms to poverty and woe,
The lights of learning never mark'd his way;
Midst each dark scene, twas his to wander through
Without, OF Christians hope, one cheering ray
Yet he hath heard thee, and hath sat in dread,
Whilst thou PROCLAIMED the cause Of virtues COP;
And whilst the terrors of HIS wrath were spread,
With thee, heart Responding upwards trod
When thy rebukeful eye he fearful caught
(How deep its firm upbraidng glance was driven)
He felt how his weak mind had madly fought,
And dar'd the just Omnipotent OF heaven.
He backward look'd upon his youthful hours,
Behed the wild and awful course he ran,
Reviewed the gay. the false deusive powers
vi vain, unthoughtful, and presumPuous man!
He view'd the desp whose high swoln waves he rode,
When winds conyulsd, and heavens fair arch was
dark
Again behed the sad, severe abode
OF Sinful men-a shattered Keeling bark
He saw, the oft avenging shafts that rove,
In dreadful gleamings DER the lone abyss;
He saw the pillows rise. that oft have stoye
To close on man the door OF promis'd bliss
But he hath heard, and may the sound ne'er wane
OHM who succoured, and whose help was there :;
Whose hand supported lips and limbs profane,
That in redemption clamd nor hoped a shared
Yes, he hath heard Of fond redeeming love,
Whose WINGS out-spr cad, reach DER the land and
sea;
He feels, the power TO save, is Thine above
The sinners hope, Satration, springs from Thee
Inspiring hope, Salvation, holy theme!
How long nDgtected-StiU. how little knowni
o may catch from thee one radiant beam,
And yet be guided to thy heavily throne!
And thou the gen'rous prompter If nv course,
May sinners tears be still thy m cd Of praise
long be it thine the message TO enforce
Iothose who ne er have known peaceful ways
Still may the light ofwarm and hopeful power
Around thy path its brilliant lustre shed;
Whereer thou go, mayst thou have strength tol
shower
Salva,ion'ss blessings, and her glory spread
1t may not be improper to state that the wordsl
OF the text were" How snail we escape, If We NE.
GLrcT SO GREAT SALVATION"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23
MIR WELLESLEY POLE.

This nobleman's house and effects have recently
been sold in London, at auction, for the benefit OF
his creditors. The following description of the
furniture contained in the house, is taken from
late London paper.
WANSTEAD HOUSE.
During the last four days. the influx of fashion.
aoles to view the splendid mansion belonging to the
Flo n VIM Long Wellesley; has 'astonisIlsd the
natives. Upon an average, not less than to 5000
persons have been daily to view that matchess man
sion.
"Tbe furniture is Of such surprising magnHcence
that We have nothing like it in the kingdom and
when we state that the carpets and hangings alone
have cost 6o,000l. within the last ten years. we do
not exaggerate The family arms of Tylney and
Wellesley are embroidered on all the carpets, the
materials of which are sk-the wallis as we'll as
windows, are hung with the richest Genoa velvet,
with three borders OF real gold lace, at guineas
and half per yard. These specimens alone may
give an idea OF luxury, more than Oriental, which
persades the whole
letter received at New-York from Rio Janeiro,
oil the 18th June states, that diplomatic agents
have been nominated by the government there, and
are soon to be dispatched to England and the UNI
ted States
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23
GAMBLING.

The Liverpool Advertiser states that Mr.. We'll.
esley Pole is reduced to state Of poverty through
gambling. Mr.. on his marriage in addition to
large sum in cash, came into possession Of 100000
per annum In consequence Of his embarrassmen,s
he had been obliged to leave England for France,
where he was living with Mrs Pole, on her ionture,
OF 1900 year The whole Of this nobleman's eff.
iects were to be Sold his creditors having agreed 10
divide the proceeds among them. His debts are said
to amount TO near half a millionaire poor carrier
of the village has claims for fsh.monger,
400, one butcher l6O0 in fact, he is indebted to all
classes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23

Wanstead House-Yesterday, says the London
Courier OF June l, began the sale Of furniture at
this prlnceiy mansion, 1.-THE property of Sir VIM.
Long Wellesley sale which the length Of its
continuance, and the splendid magnifcence Of the
articles to be sold is altogether unrvalled To give
the slightest possible detail of the articles would far
exceed our limit. Suffice it to say, that the hang
ngs oil Genoa velvet trimmed with solid gold lace,
the SILK embroidered carpets, with couches, sofas,
and chairs to correspond. the extraordinary profu-
sion OF curious old china rich cut glass, and massive
plate, the oriental ebony chairs, the exquisite car
wings IN lvory,the fine paintings, sculptures, bronze
and casts from antique, the fresh and glowing Co
belln tapestry, the beautiful French clocks, elegant
chandeliers, superb pier glasses, magnificent state
BEDS and splendid furniture of every description,
form tout ensemble, such as perhaps was never
before collected in the mansion Of any subject and
has NIT been frequently equalled in the palaces Of
Crowned Heads. The catalogue is in three quaro
parts OF $50 pages each. and the sale, which includes
not only the furniture, but the books and wines will
reach to the unprecedented length of two and thr-
y days
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23

london, JUN z.
Copy of letter written from Leghorn, by Greek
house, to one Of his friends here:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31
" Office.

EpY virtue of deed of trust from Gaorg
Nd Wright 10 me-, shall, on the 10th cay of
February, 1929, at Liberty, in Bedford com.
~, proceed to sell, for ready money, to The
highest bidder, negro woman slave, uamed
Lucinda, II collection Of Book, SUPPOSED 10 be
about seventy FIVE voltirns, ted and rurni.
ure, Tor cerain purposes in said deed speci
fed ActiRg as trustee, | shall aot warrant.
the title 10 SAID articles except against mysel
and persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is small mr
latte with long huir, about Is ycprS old, wiik
n scar on her neck she was taken from the
possession Of the sabscribc: by George Wright
on the 10th OF this month--An persons are
hereby iorwurned rom purchasing her from
said Wright, rs she has been conveyed TO INC
by decd of trust, OF record in Bedford coun
" WILLIAM A. HARDY
November \. w3m III
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Valuable Neak ksta.e
F0R SALE.

YESllE subscriber wishes to sell the
TRACT 0F LAND OF which lie resides,
containing by Late survey s31 acres
This tract Les within one nile o. lynch
burg, on the Poplar Forest road, and IS we'll
adapted 10 the Culture OF all descriptions OF
grain. About one half OF which is cleared,
and partly in cutie alton, the bnlance ii the
tract is heavily timberei, and irst rate Tobac-
co lend. II is we'll calculates to be digiGcd
INTO lots OF 2 10 300 acres, 10 sui purchasers,
lying on both sides OF Black Wnci aud I've
Creeks, on which streams there IRE several
eligible mill sites, win snkicient water for
the erection of manufacturing mills. There
IS also on II an excellent quarry Of Soap Stone,
aud very valuable Mine al Spring
The improvements ARE II comfortable dwell
ling house, with other convenient out houses,
To which is attached an extensive orchard Of
the best selected fruit, which, together with lie
convenience 10 market, render il the most
desirable Tract of Land offered for sale in this
section OF the country.
Persons who wish 10 purchase lands, are
invited 10 call and examine for themselves. n
tie subscriber is DESTROYS 10 sell-a bargain
may he had-a liberal credit will be GIVEN
For terms, npply 10 the subscriber on the ore.
misses. EDMUND TATE.
| FoFember J. N3m 10
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70 the Public. :.

4 a CERTAIN William 4. Hardy has Ia
~ ken the liberty 10 advertise Il negro wo-
man OF mine Tor sale, through his trustee. vi
wing description OF said negro Lucinda, and
cnutioning ali persons against trading for her
this is 10 notify the sid William \. Hard,
and the public generally, that neither intend
selling The said negro NY self, nor do | intend
permitting her 80 be sold under n deed of
trust. that the said HARDY, or certain pcrson
lwho snail be nameless} may purchase fhe
said negro for hall price, as they are silly g.
nough 10 believe they will DO. ! gave said
Hardy deed of trust 10 secure him Tor heinz
security Tor me in bond OF indemnify 10 Je.
reninh " God of Bedford county. for The sum
OF Slo1, which am ready to settle with the
said Wood any day hs thinks proper TO ire.
sent the aforesaid bond OF indemnity and |
defy the said Hardy to shew any other seen
l;,vsnip in which he is bound for me. unless il
be a forgery, or unless he asserts a tnlsehood.
las lie did or II former occasion, VIXEN he snid
thai James Naits's name was assigned bv me
q the befors-named bond TO Jeremiah Wood !
As TO my taking the negro from the said Har,
dy's possession, | put her in his posse sion 10
save expenses, and she might have continued
there had | not ascert;,incd that he intended
to keep possession either by fair means or foul
The deed, however, gave me the right of pos.
session, aud intend TO keep il. But the said
Hardy has asserted that which is.incorrcct. in
saving that took her from his possession the
i5lh November, for took her from his house
in the month of October and | can prove il
II required. Neither is she IL years old.
GEORGE WRIGHT.
Buckingham, Dec. %. IL
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Notice.
WILL BE SOLD ut Variety :
Dec IL

"ILL BE SOLD at Variety Mills, on
w "Wednesday the sth day Of Jannary
next, to the highest bidder on II credit Of
swelve months, Twenty-four likely negroes,
consisting OF Men, Women, Boys and Girls,
amongst them are some valuable tradesmen,
as Coopers, Millers, Tanners and Distillers !;
four Horses, siA work Oven, plantation tool
oil every description, aud various other arii
cles, at the same time and place will be rent
ed for one year, the Variety Mills, DistiIlery,
lannery, and the plantation appeitaining to
the establishment.
Bonds With approved security, TO carry in
terest from the date if not punctually paid
will be required.
ROBERT RIVES, surviving partner of
Eives Z. Murphy.
Nelson County, Dec. 10, 1890 tdr
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4tTlthfED away from the subscriber
- some time IA June last THREE PIE.
DED STEERS, two Il years old aud one d
one of the former marked with crop ond
hole IN the right ear, aud swalow-fork IN the
1eit-the other IT'D n crop and under keel in
the night ear, aad crop or hall-crop in the left
The original mark n the latter altered to Two
crops, with m nndcr-keel in each ear. These
cattle were purchased from Mr.. Carter Cox, Of
Montgomery county, and il j. probable they
have made their way back 10 that place /
liberal reward viii be paid Tor their delivery
NJ my plantation, near the Long Mountain or
any information of them, by mail or other
wise. very thankfully received.
ANSON ALLEN.
Campbell Dec Is, Is2@. Nts 10
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FROM NEW-NORN,
INFORMS the inhabitants Of Lynchburg
\ and the public in general, that he has
commenced the
Dyins and Securing Business,
At The residence o. Mr John Hopper, near
the courthouse. Wooden, Cotton and SILK
Goods dyed any color required, Ladies Dres.
ses and Hats oolored and pressed, new and
second cloth oolors changed, Gentlemcns'
clothes secured and dressed. Reference 10
be made TO air. Daniel Williams. with whom
me goods can bc left, accompanied with writ
tea directions and the owners name.
December20 eo,rts
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Also, For Rent,

Bedford December Rules, 1882.
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of William
brown O. 20. Plaintiff,
Against
'Wm. Murphy end John Eeaden, Defts,
IN CIf4NCERY
The defendant William Murphy not having
entered his appearance according To the act OF
Assembly, and the rules of this court, and il
appearing from the return Of the sheriff upon
the process in this case awarded, that he is not
an inhanitant OF this country on the motion
of the plaintiff, by his attorney, il is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Virginjan fnr
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse OF said comfy
copy.-TeSte,
J sfEPToE, C. &c.
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FOUR SIaV Els,

Two Horses, Cows aud sundry Household
and Kitchen Furniture. will convey such
lilo as is vested IN me by said deed of trust
JOHN NJ GORDON, Trustee
By consent OF all the parties, the above sale
will take place at the dwelling house Of the
said Harrison, in the town oi Lynchbarg, on
the above mentioned 9TH January next.
JOHN VI. GORDON, Trustee.
Dec. 10. W.3WlD
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MY. Andrew Stanton,

sSlR--As you are not an inlabi,ant OF this
~ Commonwealth, We hereby notify YOU,
that on Saturday the 18th day Of january next
n the Union Hotel, ia LyHchburg, We shaa
proceed IL take tie dispositions Of snadry wit-
nesses, 10 be read a. testimony On the Trial OF
tic attachment IN chancery, now depending
IN the county court OF Buckingham, IN which
ne are complainanls, and yourself, VIM. Pate.
son, Moses Sweeny, Fergus Ferguson aud
Nm. Gray ATE deieadants.-If from any cause
the dispositions ore not taken on that day,
they sill.le taken AT The same place on the
3ist dayoi the same m0nth-Nhen and where
yon may Atend. HAET 4 NlHND
DereUber - ata5J -
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turnpike Stock

AT AUCTION.
{ = r slle 18TH day of January next. at the
.oi5 franklin Hotel, in LyncIburr win ii ' he
so,o,l nj auction, the Stock of delinnno pt
r r,ornn2iaers in the Lynchbnrp and salen
~, "f ar Company, unless PAYMENT be nada
.! ofaer OF the President and Directions
December 90 'Ni' 1fe apa1
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Notice..

\ LII persons having claims against the
4 n estate OF VIM, Browne, dec d, late ofthi,
place, are desired to bring them forward on
OF before the FIRST day of May next, as it is nv
Wah TO close the business, and this notice viii
De plead "a bar against all claims that may be
presented after that time.
4. ROBERTSON, Ex'r
December 81 Va, o.
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e..TRAYED or STOLEN from The sub
serber, some time in June last, a white
Mare about fifteen hauls high, ten or twelve
years old, trots and walks very short If sto-
len reward Of 80 viii be paid, on conyic-
ton OF the thief, or Il liberal reward for the
Mare only. ANSOA ALLEN.
Campbell, Dec. 10, 49, wtsl9
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October J.

"A VIE subscribers vii continue 10 do bu-
y siuess unde. III. drm of GAIT y BUL
LOGh5 who have received by The ship Protec-
ton and Gcorgianna from liverpool, md are
now opening, II general assortment oil Fan and
Winter Goods, which they Will sell low loreash.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October /, t,l7
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DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
ID Samuel Harrison, bcaring date the 5ih
day Of June, Ism, md duly recorded in the
court OF hnsiings Tor the corporation OF Lynch
burg, for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of certain debts due 10 William Harrison, and
Richard fyree. ] shall sell, 10 the highest bid
der, ai public auction, Tor ready money, be-
fore The door of The courthouse, IN tue town
OF Lynehburg, on TuesJay the 9TH day OF jan
my HI
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n Not or GNNV%D.
Esy Sale,
A valuable Tract of Land.

4 WING IN Amherst county, containing
"a by IN ancient survey GA acres, il Is dis
iant from the town OF New Glasgow two miles,
aud about twelve from james River, II small
na't OF this lana has been recently clenred,
The remainder heavily timhered, aud large
portion OF il first rate tobacco land A more
particular description is deemed unnecessary,
Us these wishing to purchase will view he
lend. a. The terms Of solc sciH be made
knomu By applying 10 The mbscfibsrs, ,oho rlnU
b. found az .Nem Marked, in Nelson county.
EDh AND A. CABELi,. ,d
MAYO ChBELL, Erfcoiors
Ell Col HIM. CabeH, dec.
zee o. lSW2m"
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Likely and Valuable Negroes,

belonging to the estate OF Thomas Mitchell,
dec. The sale will be made privately or pub
licly, as may seem best suited TO the interest
and accommodation of the parties concerned
In the mean time, should any person wish TO
purchase, prior to the day OF sale, they can be
accommodated ON liberal terms, by calling on
the subscriber.
The legatees and all others concerned are
invited and earnestly requested 10 attend the
sale. JAMES BARNETT, Ex'r
OF Tho Mitchell dec
Dec IL wt4dj
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Amhera Coutty, Notcmbet Courl, 1892.
Francis Page and Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Ovens, Gabriel Page aud Frances his
wife, formerly Frances Owens, Rachel Owens
wldo" aud heirs 81 Barnet Owens, decd.
Plaintiffs,
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Trust Sale.

IN virtue of deed of trust executed to
u the subscriber, by Calvin Lorne, bearing
date the 2ist November, 1918, and daly re-.
corded in he Office of Campbell court, for the
purpose OF securing the payment OF sum Of
money therein mentioned to Robert Love,
shall, on 1aeSdey, the 2eth day of Jaauafg
rert, ii fair, if not the next fair day, proceed
to sell, on the premises, for ready money, to
the highest bidder,
One Not and Tenement.
In the town of New London, situate at tbs
lower end OF the main street. The title Of
this property is believed 10 be good, butfwlI
only convey such as is vested in ME
c. ANTHONY.
Dec. 20 % ,rtds
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% Dollars Reward

UUNAWAY from the subsrr;la.
> the first OF July last, Nero NJ A.. about
yellow complexion, named jim. u a Of
wards OF six feet high, spare made n ae IS ".
or 81 years OF age. lie IS marked @ ,,"i %
small poA in his face, and has ralbe, wan tie
look when spoken TO. He was ,.i.' e9@n
Hampton, in this state, by Captain ,@ Tsa at
Cary, OF whom lately purchased him a' m
probable he may return to the ncislho., /.
of that place again. twenty-five 6n oIia1
ward will be given for his npprebe Dot''i' lt
delivery TO the subscriber living i IN p1t and
county, near Bcthel, and all reasa,a yIgaI'Id
penses paid-or Twenty Dollars if sa ""o'e ca
any Jail so that get him again. ''"'s Cd In
Dec. 90 onih.
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SQUARE OF
Lots and Houses,

IlaLMM (or SO much thereof as will be sun
s-==!-aisA Gcient to raise the sum of soOVV,
with the interest due thereon,) situated Oh
Maln-street, in the town OF Lynchburg De-
tween sixth alley and the lots of William
he'd, and extending from the Main-street
Lynch street, containing two ball acres
ground with several spacious buildings a me-
number OF small tenements thereon lHp
property is well wolthy the attention OF th0S
wishing TO realize money in LynchburS It
being at the spot where the course OF the LUTTE
pike road intersects with the Main-sree''~
II Will be sold, if the interest ofthose cohceln,
cd can be thereby promoted, in separate ,t .nI
ments The title is believed 10 be undouo'. ~
but we will convey such only as is vested ~ ~
SAML. l. HARRISON
CHRIS, ANTHONf,
WM DAVIS,
JOHN BULLOCK.
In consequence OF all arrangement en'ea GRE
into between Major Towles and mysell, 'uy
sequent TO the date of the above nen'iG2. .ts
deed of trust, only -four thousand dollars o. .a0
purchase money for the above mentioned plo
perry will be required in hand-for 'he
lance a credit of twelve months will be ~
MEREDITH LAMBETH.
December - "'ps