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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
TIE Large and PoaUerjuL JaCh ASS

An HI, stand at the Farm Of David
Wv IL. Allen, in Frederick county,
Virginia, ! miles from Battletowa and
from CharlestoWn, at EIGHT DOL
LARS per mare FOR the season, which
will commence on the Grst OF March,
aed end on Tie first of September nexf:
but he will not be let tn asses.
TIE EMPEROR
IS one of the Rlo,i p,werf0i Jack Asses
IN America; rising years cid; and al.
though Exceedingly gentIe, is remnrka-
bly, vigorous, and is sure foai getter
every mare put to him last season
proving IN foal. He was gotten By
Columbus. who was by Compound. out
Of Jenny by the Knight Of Malta,
who was out Of the imported Maltese
Jenny, presented by the Marquis de la
Fayette to Gen. Washington. The
EmperOr's dam was bred by The Gen.
raI.-She was By the Knight of Malta
cot IF Compounds dam -Compound
by the Royal Gift, out Of the old Mai.
tese Jenny.
The value Of large mules may be es-
timated from their being SD easily rails.
ed and kept; from their not being liable
TO the common disorders Of Horses; from
their eapabiIity Of working longer in
each day, aud undergoing far greater
fatigue aud hardship than u horse, and
living, az good labourcrs, till sixty
years ogags! If broke and treated WI h
geEtleness, they are as traetable as
horses. ard will out.IraVel, as we'll as
ont work, any horse.
The Emperor belongs TO Doctor
Thornton, Of the city Of Washington,
who vas favored by Gen. Washington
with the best breed OF his asses.
February 2Sd---tist NJ
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
PUBLIC SALE,

4 Under authority of Deed of
a trust from Jacob Wolfe, Isaac
G Wolfe, and Elizabeth Wolfe, TO se-
cure the payment OF debt due WASH
ington G. Singleton &. Company, l
shall offer for sale, on Monday the 18th
day Of March ne.rf, at the Farm o.
Robert Gray, about FIVE miles from
Winchester, on credit of six months.
the following property. to wit: one
Road Wnggon, eight head of Horses,
seUen sets of Gears, fire head o. Cattle,
sac head OF Sheep, seren Hogs, one
Bureau. one Cupboard. three Barshear
Houghs, four Shocet Ptoughs. and one
Hdrrow: The purchasers will be re-
CURED to give bond and approved se-
eurity. The sale will commence at
IL o'clock.
A. 5. TIDBALL, Trustee.
Feb. %.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
LFoa rms GAZETTE. J


Farewell! The fatal pang I'd shun:
But an, in vain! The c'rcllng sun
, Hath to his utmost limit run
That bids us part.
4 sigh from thee bath pow'r alone
To ease the smart.
Eo more we wander in the grove
That ech2'd tenderness and love.
No more by streams v,esnderng rove,
That mUrm'ring play'd;
Where many a chaplet thou hast woye
Beneath the shade.
40 more we'll teach the trembling lyre
10 wake the Muses. Stumbling FIRE:
No more upon the burning wire
Shall music thrill:
Thy strains that seraphs might admire
are hush'd and still.
No mnrc our tales of love well tell.
Ot peusiye sighs responsive swell.
lie scenes where love delights 10 dwell
Can charm no more:
y starting tear, sad farewell,
And all is DER.
let hear me in this one request
Hon thy pure and faithful breast
The image of my heart imprcst
Hath ever been,
A,y let it prove thy love contest
And dwell within. 2
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

FEB. 4G, f822. s
Beatty Carson, 1sq. was chosen Pro.
sident Of The Common Council.
The following Officers were reap
! pointed, viz:
/ LemueL Bent. Clerk.
Joseph Stagie, Treasurer.
+ Conrad Krenter, Clerk Of the Mar.
ket.
John Lauck,, Superintendent Of the
Water Works.
Witliam A. Baker, Superintendent
of the Engines.
A petition Of several Of the inhabi-
tants OF Water Street, west of Loudon
! Street, praying that the inhabitants of
that part OF the said Street may be
I compelled to pave their side walks,
was presented by Mr.. J. w. Miller.
Ordered that the same be referred
III Committee to report thereon,-
Whereupon Mr.. J. w. Miller, Mr.,
0rrick and Mr.: Bell were appointed q
Committee accordingly.
Resolved, That Beatty Carson, John
Heiskell. John Bell, George r, ed. John
Miller and jain w. Miller be requestc
ed, and they hereby pledge themselves,
to sign and endorse for the present
year. the several notes due to the Tar.
mers' Bank, aud the Bank of the VAL
ley in Virginia.
ReSolued. That a Committee he ap-
pointed to examine into the expedieucy
OF repeating all Laws and Ordinances
! of the Corporation in relation to the
appointment of Dverseers of the
Streets and whether the health anu
| comfort OF the inhabitants would not
be best promoted, and The execution Of
the Laws relative to the removal of
nuisances. and keeping the streets,
lanes and alleys properly cleansed,
more certainly and impartially secu~
red by substituting, instead of The o.
! verseers of The Streets now authorised
by Law, a Superintendent of Police,
on whom those duties would devo've:
Also to report in general sneh other
duties az they may deem expedient to
! deHoive upan the Officer thus appoints
/ ed and that said Committee have
leave 70 report by Bill or otherwise.
Whereupnn MIR. Heiskell, MIR. Reel
and Hlr. J. w. Miller were appointed
Committee accordingly.
! Resotred, That Committee be an.
pointed TO report Bill providing for
the sale, in future, Of corn meal By
weight. Wherrupon Mr.. Heiskell,
MIR. Hartman and Mr.. Cooper were
appointed Committee accordingly.
Ordered that Sir. Bell be authorized
to procure pair Of Scales and weights
for The use Of he market, aud draw
! anon the Treasurer for the expenee
! thereof.
Resolved, Tint Mr.. Bell. SIR. Or.
, rick and MIR. Irwin be substituted as
| members Of the Committee fos revising
the Laws in the room of Col. MasiN
Mr.. Gamble ard Mr.. Cramer who are
| not nj present members cf the Cnuucii:
, And that the said Committee be in.
struetedto report bill - reduce into one
! act the several acts respecting the re.
/ gUlati0n Of the market, together with
such amendments thereto, rs they NAV
! deem advisable, aud adapted TO the
change which has been produced by
the erection Of the new Market House.
TeSte,
i Feb. IS. LEMUEL BENT, CE'k.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
DIED

On Saturday last, in Berkeley County,
Mrs. Frye. con.ort of Mr.. G.. N. Frye, for.
merry an inhsbitant IF this piace-Fo the
most amia5le disposition Mrs. Frye united
almost every other quality which adorns the
female character. Whista resident of our
Town she wa, beloved and esteemed by all
who had The pleasure of knowing her-She
was in foil communion with the Methods,
connexion and was one of It's brightest orna,
ments Her p,ety YVES sincere and unaffect.
ell, and there is reason to believe that she
died perfect, esigned to the will of her ma
ker and trusting IN happy hereafter, Her
remains were brought totbis place for inter.
ment
On the same day 1Tr,. Grim,
wife OF Mr.. John Grin, Carpenter-.urs
G''m, was highly esteemed by numerous
acquaintance Nnt extensive connexions, Tor
her amisb'e Imposition and the many other
valuable qualities which distinguished her
character
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

IN tie Superior Court Of Chancerv
holden at " inchester, in Virginia.
BETwEEN
Ambrose Barnett, administrator OF h;s
late wife, Margaret Barnett, deed.
AND Plaintiff,
Joseph Helm, surviving executor Of
Thomas Helm, deed and Elisha w.
Williams and John JoIiiifs, execn-
tors OF FRANCES Helm, deed who
was an exeeutrix of Meredith Helm,
deed. another executor Of Thomas
Helm, deed. Defendants
The Defendants, Joseph Helm and
Elisha w. Williams, who are not in.
habitants Of the state of Virginia, are
hereby notified, that on the 18th day
OF February next, at the Office Of Lem.
uel Bent, Commissioner, in Wipehes.
ter, Virginia, the Dispositions Of Ma
~ MeSser, Mary Mccormick. Catha.
riRe Printz, Martin Garnet, Frances
Garnett, Ann Allen, Elizabeth Bar.
nett, and Benjamin Helm, viii! be tas
ken on the paft Of the plaintiff in said
at the dwelling House Of Benioo
suite And on the 18Th day VI Mach
min " Bsfnett, in Culpcpper eoun.
;ys Virginia, The Depositions Of Benia,
min n. Barnett, aud MilIy Barnett.
will be taken to be evidence in the
same suit on the part Of the plaintiff,
AMBROSE BARNETT,
Jan. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
4zerander Gibson.
r Al l. o X.

I'D ETURNS his acltno W etgemerts
IA To his patrons for their epeour-
asement since he commenced business
in this place. and respectfully snnoun-
ces TO them and the public, that he
has removed his shop To par, of tho
houoe occupied by mr. Joseph Gamble,
nearly opposite the Winckssie,' Hotel,
where he will always be ready I" re-
ceivs orders in his line Of business, and
VIII pay such attention, both TO de-
spatch and execution, as mu-t give
general satisfaction. He will aiuays
keep employed the best wn,ku.en, aud
viii regularly receive from Baltimore
(where he has established a CORES
pondence for that purpose, ,h newest
fashions. His charge will be as nude
rate IA possible.
Winchester, Feb. f6-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
FOR SALE,
IH3T T.4LU.3BLE IAVER.N
ST,H.tD.

AI OW occupied by the suhscriber.
In in the town Of Mount Pleasant,
Shenandoah County. This property
consists of Z comfortable Iuetliug.
bouse, Ice House, and Stables ion n
horses containing also a 1hresh,ns
Floor and grain Gamers There is
also attached to il IL ACRES OF
LAND Of good quality, and variety
Of good bearing Fruit Trees also a
Well Of good water, with Pump in it.
There are convenient to this property
every establishment that nigh. be 3esi
red, such as good school, Merchant,
Plaster and Saw Mill, Fulling Mill
and CardiDg Machines. &. &c. and its
publicity and advantage a. Tavern
Stand are perhaps exe,lied by NO
other It's agreeable and healthy stu
alton are so we'll known az to render it
unnecessary to diIate upon il would
be we'll adapted to Mercantile pursuits.
or for a professional man.
III this property is not disposed of
previous 10 the fist Of April. it will be
rented TO good tenant.
ALEX. P0LLnCK.
Feb, e--4t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
marricn-

On Thursday evening last, Mr. Samuel yySl-
son to Miss Eh:a ~. Lit,ler, daughter Of the
late Eli Jah Lttet, near This place.
OH the same evening the Rev Henry
Foote 90 Miss Ef<a ". Glass, daushte- Of the
la'e Rev. Joseph Glsss.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
MRS. MEREDITH

Ed ESPECTFULLY infofms her
& G friends that IL is her with TO take
IN needle work Of any description,
hich she will do on rs reasonable
terms as possible; her school being al
small as TO put it ont OF her pawer to
provide for her family. and being in
foreign land. she trusts that her friend.
and a generous publiE will aid her ex4
eriioIs tn accomplish such an object.
Mrs. VI. feels the sineerest gratitude
to those Gentlemen & Ladies who have
hitherto encouraged her by sending
their children, and to all who may wish
to patronize her in lha, way: they may
estassured that no enSagementOf work
she may undertake shall interfere with
the duties Of her school. Mrs NJ. eau
with confidence undertake to instruct
young ladies in embroidery and all
kinds of fashionable needie-work,
which she will engage tn do on the
moderate terms Of five dollars per quar-
ter, half to be paid in advance.
February 23h-3ts,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Public Sale.

KbY virtue Of deed Of Trust exc
ND ted by William Albert to the sub
scriber for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of debts therein mentioned,
due the estate Of Archibald MagiiI
deceased, will be sold at Public Aue-
ton, before the door of Capt. Edward
MeGuire's Hotel, in the town OF Win
chester Frederick county Va. on Mon
aay, the 25M day Of March nemt, to the
highest bidder, for ready money,
Tract or Parcel of Land,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
From TIE Ne,O. York DAILY Advertise,.

From TIE Nero. York Daily Advertiser
( onmerciaL--In consequence OF suggestion.
IN Stiuus forms, that there were strong
grouud, 40 believe that the British Govern
m-nt, wouid, 10 short time, relax their reg
ula,ions end restrictions Of the trade OF their
West India colonIes with this coaurry, appIi
ca,icn has heen made to the representative of
that government, here, for differentiation en-
thiA subject and we have been favoured with
the sight OF his answer, which is That lie
aaS received no iatimqtion sphateucy ofGay
contemplated change of measures on tie
part Of Great Bratdin. This Information is
given solely for the purpose of removing a
mistaken expectation of such change, le.t
the Indulgence OF it rright prove preIndiciel
w public and private interests.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
CONTAINING ABOUT
s AC r. f. S

lying and being near the said town of
Winchester aud adjoining the Land of
Samuel Oooiey. There is on said tract.
A DWELLING HOUSE lately occu.
pied by John Anderson. The sale will
commence at one O'clock p. NJ. Such
''iie will be made the purchaser as is
vested IN me a. trustee.
JOHN RANSDALL Trustee.
February 23d-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
HOUSE AND LOT
E1P car
FOR SALE.

HSHE Subscriber will sell his
n HOUSE 4 LOT i'm New Town
adjoining the Dutch Church. The
improvements consist of q good Bsrel-
Ting House, Uaggon- .mnker's Shop,
Btachsmiths Shop and Stable. Il may
be necessary TO add that The Lot is a
corner one, and in good order,
Fob. 9th-S,s. JACOB CRYDER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
School Commissioners Rep0rL

q N OBEDIENCE TO an Get passed
a The aist of February, 1918, entitled
IAN Act appropriating part Of The Re-
veaue Of the Literary Fund and for
other purposes" tho SciiopI Commits.
s;oners Of Frederick County present
to the President aud Directors Of the
Literary Fund the following
REPORT:
The number Of Schools in the Coun-
~ daring the present year, about 80 ;
total namber of INDECENT children. 6
or zoo price uf ,pilion from Ss to $40
per annum ; number OF indigent chill
dren educated III the schools, 200.
The Commissioners, duly apr ecia-
tiog the important duty devoIved open
them. have given the subject that con
sidera'inn which its Importance merits.
aud from the best information thew
have been able TO obtain, report, fur
thsr, That in order to give full effect
to the heneiieent view, OF the Lrgi.la
| iure, the further SUN of Eighteen
Hundred Dollars will b. required
Fhia sum, III the opinion Of the Com.
missioners, would be suSicient to edu-
cate all the INDECENT clliItrea in The coun.
", and they respectfully ask That such
provision be made in the premises as
the Legislature shall deem wise and
proper.
Done at meeting of The School Com.
mi'siouers, in Winchester, on the
29th OF November, 1921.
TesIe, JOHN WHITE, Pres't.
NArH'L. BuRwELL, Sec'ry.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

G5rThe Treasurer is authorised 10 say,
that although the School funds for ,he
present year have not been received,
that they may, nevertheless, IN all pro-
bahiiity, be expected in a very short
Time. Feb 23. 1922,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Z. Nj C COR MICK.
.1itnrlfpn Mt Linz.

.3ttorHey at Lac.
Az uL practice in the Superior g.
Nv Inferior Coutts Of Frederick &
Jefferson Counties. He has aken the
oi!iee formerly occupied by A. H. Pow
ell, Immediately baci, Of f.. McGuire's
Hotel. February t6 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
SIX CEN rs REWARD.

80 = y = u Y ENAJ ~ 4NlttD-
! = L0PED from the subscriber the
4 4 1zth day Of the 9th month last,
1921, an indented apprentice GIRL.
n"med Matilda Bowen. All psr.ons
are warned against harhoTipg sajd girl
Feb. &c. st. ISAAC PAEKTNS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

90 Thursday night last, most dariog rob.
berry was committed on two gentlemen in
Srsa, York street, Baltimore, by foot pad
vino ''cOc&ea has tdwmb" a. them! They
n'is'ooiS the th@nib Tor pistol. and while
one OF them was delivering up his pocket
book, the Other attempted to e,cape, Dot the
robber threatening TO blow his brains out, il
he stirred or made tie least noj,e, ne collect
ed Courage enough To stand sill end be very
quietly robbed in hi. turn. As q last favor
he knocked one of the party down. but, h e
and cry being raisej, the fellow who had tho
the sudscitv to put twn eemmen in bolily
fear by cocking his thumb at them. was ii
nal!y caught in Hartford Run, where he had
endeavored 10 secrete himself Neither of
the pocket books were recovered, but his
th~m6 was found in good order, and will,
no doub', be produced !, evidence against
him at the next court.-Phik Union,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

- The Boston Patriot states, that By the IN.
lious and constant exercise of vaccination,
me people of New England have been pre-
eervei from The SMALL POX fer the las,
ilccnty gears.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
TRUST SALE

q by virtue of Deed of Trust exc.
q Ocuted by John Hawley and Nancy
his wife Go the subscriber, for the pur.
pose OF securing the payment of eer~
tain debts due TO Samuel Gardner e.
Go. William Lane aud Others, will be
sold at public sale. TO the highest bid
der, on Saturday the ninth day OF
March next. for ready money, on the
premises, about three miles from Frong
Royal, ONE TRACT of Lease Land.
"hefeon the said Hawiey now resides.
ooNTAINING
One Hundred Acres.
three head of Horses, two Mileh Cove.
-ix head Of Sheep, six Hogs, two Fea.
Their Beds and Bedding, one shn, Gun.
one Cross-eut Saw, one Broad Axe.
four Augers, one Hand-Saw, two
Drawing X hives, two Chests, two Ta-
bles, 'wo iron Pots, one Dureb Oven.
one GridirOn. three Mattoeks. six
Hoes, two Shovel Ploue hs, one Bar
shear Plough, two pair Andireus, two
water Buckets, two Washing Tubs,
one HalGBushel, one seythe and Ora.
die. six Chairs, two pair Horse Gears,
one Loom, two Flax Wheels, one Cot.
ton Wheel. four Planes, two Iron Pot.
racks, one pair Shovel and longs. one
Looking Glass, one Dung Shovel, two
Pitch Forks, and one Cutting Box
The sale will commence at 10 o'elock.
WILLIAM NJ. ROBERTSON,
rep, 10. Trustee.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-22
TO BE SOLD ar PUBLIC SIZE,

At John IIerma's inn, in Newark, Monday the 28h
inst the following valuable property, belonging to the
tate of Morgan jones' late of Pencader Hundred, dec
No 1. A Frame House and Sabng in very good repair
in the village of Newark, with nearly two of land in
high cultivation attached thereto the lot under good
fence.
No. 2. Small log House and Stabing also in the vii
age OF Newark in good enantable order, with two
Of land of first quality attached thereto, and under good
fence.
Nos Two lots in the village ofNewark, containing two
and quarter each situated very conveniently is
under good fence and in high of cultivation They
will be sold separate. 3-3t
The sale of the following described property will take
place at Mrs. Murrays Glasgow, 10 O'Clock Tues.
day the 29th inst
No. A. A small Farm in Pencader Hundred containing
about 81 acres about 10 miles from the village of Gas-
Igow On said Farm two log tenemens in good re-
pair The Farm under good fencing, and lies convenient
TO mills, &c.
No. 5. log house in the village of Glasgow, with one
acre OF prime land attached thereo all in good tenanabe
condition st.
Also, at the house of John Crow in Newcastle, w ed
nesday the 30h inst. at two O'Clock, p. NJ
No. 6. small lot with story Frame House there
on in the town of Newcastle, in good tcnanabe condition
Any of the above mentioned property may be viewed,
by applying TO those resident thereon.
Conditions of sale will be made known on the days Of
sale, by JAMES PATTON, Surviving Ex'r.
Jan'y 14th, 1922. S-4t.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-22
Very Valuable Lands For Sale.
Jan. IL, 1922.

Tract Parcel of Land in Cecil County, near Ekton
containing 40 acres, less will be offered for sale
on Tuesday the 10Th day Of February next on the Pre-
misses, at IL O'Clock.
This land is situate within two miles Of Elkton, on the
Public road leading from that place to Fair Hill.
1t well watered, and sufficiently supplied with wood
and tmbcr-we adapted to the growth of grain and grass
and remarkably healthy.
It will conveniently bear division into two Farms and
will be SO divided, if necessary to suit purchasers
There are two thriving bearing apple orchards upon it.
and it is in all respects suitable for improving and bene
fetal cultivation.
There is new and convenient dwelling house, &c &c
thereon The local situation Of this land, and the several
advantages which it combines, being convenient to mark
ct mills and places of wo,shp and the terms of sale must
render desirable object to Farmers and Graziers
The terms OF sale are, only fifth of the purchase
money to be paid hand the balance in five equal annual
payments secured bybond, with approved security bear
ling interest.
Possession delivered the 25h day of March next and
on payment of the purchase money, good and ndefeas
Bile Deed in fee simple, will be made to the purchaser
purchasers
Upon these advantageous TERMS Accommodated to the
mes IS this property offered and all persons inclined to
buy, are invited to view it and attend the sale. ALSO,
ON THE SAME TERMS, and the next day, to wit.
"Wednesday, February the both next, will be offered for
SAFE another tract or parcel OF land containing 597 IL a
Greek Neck, within short distance of Elkton
This tract is now divided into two farms, and may be
conyenenty divided into three to suit purchasers and will
be divided if necessary 1t is improved by good cnclos
ures, buildings, &c. The quality and fertility of this land
are equal to any land in that part of Maryland. II will
produce good Tobacco Wheat &c any land it be-
eved on the Western Shore, very considerable crop of
which has been raised thereon, the last year
This land is most favoraby situated for fish and fowl,
markets, &c and through the contemplated canal be-
tween the Chesapeake and Delaware has been located by
the Engineer The situation and quality of this and uni
ted TO the advantageous terms of Sale, all combine to in
vite the attention of the Planter and Farmer and
that of the Spectator Possession delivered, purchase
money secured and title made above. Ekon Bank Pa
per Or Certificates will be received in payment.
Il FRISBY HENDERSON, ..
| JEREMIAH C0SDEN, 1ASen''
\ Elkton, January TO- 1892 Silt.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-22
FOR PUBLIC SALE,

IA ON THURSDAY the 9TH day of March next, at JOHN
sAERDMANS, in Newark, a valuable FARM in Pencader
Hundred, Newcastle County, Delaware, which the late
Morgan Jones dec resided containing 200 of land
of prime quality well adapted to the culture of grain and
Farm The improvements said Farm are two story
Brick House and Brick Kitchen, and all other necessary
but buildings, in good repair This Farm lies within IL
miles of the Village of Newark and is convenient mills
places of worship, &c SALEto commence at 10 O'Clock
M Attendance will be given and Conditions made known
at Sale by JAMES PATTON, Surviving Extr
N Any person may view the premises by applying to j.
P,,ton living on the same.
IN The Aurora and Poulson's American Daily Advertiser
will publish the above advertisement twice week till day
of sale, and send their bills for payment to this Office
"a Han Is 1892 2-15t.