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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16

The Canal. are happy to learn,
that the connection of the waters of the
Delaware with the Hudson, by means
of Canal through the northern part of
this state, is considered practicable in the
extent, not only by the state commits
sioners, who have Just finished their
survey, but by the Board of U. States
Engineers, who have also examined the
contemplated route.
General Bernard, Gen. Swift, and Col.
Totten, who constitute the beard, were
in this town yesterday, and expressed
their opinion very decidedly favorable
to the construction of the canal. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Beach.
We are indebted to the Hon. John G.
Calhoun, Secretary of the War Depart
ment, for the present special services
of these distinguished gentlemen.
iClronicle.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16
sUPERieR WHITE WHEAT AND OATS


Messrs. Haven and Smith, of phila-
delphia, have rendered very accePta-
BILE service to the Agricultural commu-
nifty by the importation of white wheat
and oats, both of perry superior quality,
from Rotterdam. Farmers and millers,
are invited to call at the Office of the
American Farmer, where samples of
each may be seen, and viii be much ad-
mired. Messrs. Hammond and Newman,
of this city, will have few bushels Of
the wheat for sale. and farmers in the
white wheat district, on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, ought to secure
some of it for seed, by way of expert
ment. In Philadelphia, the wheat is held
at two dollars, aud the cats at IS cents
per bushel.-.Amer. Farmer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16
MIR. n. III. Jones.

V0U, being nonresident Of this
4 state, are hereby notified, in the
manner prescribed by law, that on Moy-
DAY, the eth day Of November next, at
the Globe Tavern in Martinsburg, Bcrke-
ley County, Virginia, | shall take the de-
positions of John Dawson and others,
relative to a certain matter of contro-
versy now depending and undetermined
in the District Court of Chancery hold
en- at Winchester, in which I am COM
plainant and you are defendant
JOSHUA BALDWIN.
October f6. IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16
SAVANNAH, Sept. 80.

CAfANNAh, oEpt. Co.
Latest from Thompsoa's Lsiasd'--The
u s. schooner Allen, Lieat Comdt
Legare, in IL days from Thompson's
Island, arrived below on Sunday -
We regret to learn, the sickness which
prevailed at the date of cur last ac-
counts (the 9Th ipst.e had continued,
and many deaths had taken place -
1t affords US, however, pleasure to
state, that Com Porter had recovered
his health. The whole squadron had
been ordered to sea, leaving nothing
bat guard ofmarincs in charge OF the
island.
Lieut.. I4cgare sailed in co. with the
United States steam galliot Sea Gull,
Com. Porter, the the q. States ship
John Adams, and the Peacock, for
Hampton Roads, and saw the Sea
Gull on the morning of the oath inst.
The Allen has experienced con.
slant succession Of N E winds, and on
The oath, lay hull to for 10 hours
She is bound to Washington, but put
in here for water, and to repair her
sails. The Allen is the late piratical
schr. Catalina, captured by the lamen..
ted Allen, in the action which termin
ated his life. The following are the
officers of the Allen-Lieut Comdt.
James e. Legare, Lieut.. James 3.
Bougen, Midshipman T.. G. Taylor.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16

EIUUCt y q sstttF JFV" WI. Oo'ss@.
the brig George, Of Bristol, Il. l. dated,
Harana, Sept. i2.
son the 29th Of Aug. in lat 81 II
long. rs, ~, fell in with the wreck OF
the schr. Henry of Philadelphia, lying
on her beam ends, with the head OF
her foremastout ofwater, and part OF
her hull. She was cOppered, about
$50 tons, and appeared to have been
left but few days. 1t was just at
night when we fell in with her, and
had only time to board her and be oft
before dark"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16

The Florence (Alab.l Gazette says
The certainty of Gen. Jackson's cleo
tion becomes so much stronger every
dag, that " have concluded that our
humble Efforts could be of no service
to him; aad we freely confess that on
this account We haze abated much Of
our labor II lis. eavor."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16
FoR SALE

TvIE subscriber has a new Gro and
IL H7R.vESS,ofthe latest fashion and
of the best workmanship, which he will
sell on unreasonable credit, or exchans e
for good Salkcy,
ALEX. STEPHEN.
October LEFT.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16

Letters have been received from
Barhoursville, announcing that Mr.
Secretary CRAWFORD is slowly i'm
provingi in his health, but it is not yet
sufficiently recovered, either to pur-
sue his journey, or to return to the city
Nat. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16

Mr.. John Morton,
TAKE NOTICE,
THATon THURSDAY, the 50th
/ day Of October, 1928, at the house
and tavern, Of Thomas ELLIOT, in
the City of Baltimore. between the
hours OF 10 and o'clock of said day,
I shsll proceed TO takesthe dispositions
Of Thomas Elliott, Richard Grew,
and Thomas Hawkins, which deposi
tons / intend to osfer as evidence in
the suit. now depending and nndctcr-
mined in the County Court of Bcrke-
ley, in which suit ! am plaintiff, aud
you are defendant
ROBERT. BOAKE.
October g II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16
MDplUBa

DERSONS having claims against the
l. estate of George Krsgloac. decd. are
desired to bring them forward, properly
authenticated, for settlement. Those
indebted to, said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment, as long
indulgence cannot, nor will not, be gi-
zen.
GEORGE KREGLOW, 49,.
PETER KREGLOW, W
Oct 16
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16

or The Rev. SAMUEL IlELFENSTEIN
sen. viii preach in Martinsburg. on nex' Sab
bath. At II O'Clock, A. NJ. in the German Ian.
gusge-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-16
BaLTtuons. Der. s

BY the schooner Col. Ramsey, Smith,
arrived here last evening in % days
from st Jago de Cuba, we learn that
Gen. Morales and his army were still
at that place, and that contribution
had been levied upon the inhabitants
for their support. In the Col Ram
sey came passengers p. S. Pazotte,
Esq. and daughter, and two others. -
Mr.. 2. it is added, has brought with
him all the papers and documents re.
lating to the claims ofthc under .avri
fers and others in the Florida treaty
1t is understood that he will proceed
Immediately to Washington A,ncr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

passage of the Aet, entitled a. r..
Their to protect the commerce and ~ ~ /
OF the United States against the P sea'i't
powers" D"ibjy
These several votes of Mr.. Adams e.
nisii objections to him as statesman vi .u'-
N my opinion, are unanswerable ,bas'
iore, while acknowledge that he i ,,,''-
BILE writer, and has deserved his sn,,aa. g
argument against Mr.. Pickering, Don a.
Don Anduaga, aud Mr.. Jonathan RI
he cannot have my vote to be Preside, =.
the United States. Your fellow cit;yo', J"
ALEXANDER SMYTH
--sGs-.-
From the Salem Register.
ETtrnet u letter from john ouISc, A.,
ANS.
"If Mr.. Jefferson himself the na,r;>o.
the revolution, the immortal author oftb, d.
claration ofindependence, in the retirrnsn,
OF private life, in the last stage of his illns,r;
ous career, urounded by the gratih,d.
and veneratlon of his country, Justly tho,
1t mot unworthy of himself to meet i,yic. -
the newspapers the accusations of a NAM
less " Native of Virginia." because tbe,
struck at his honor, hope it will be imnn.
ted TO no thirst for newspaper content;or
II j, who in comparison with him am but az
yesterday, but holding public trust ror
which dishonor is disqualification, have me-,
in the public .jourhais-the concurripg and
perseverlng, though yariously pretexteJ
and modified, attacks of Native of M,s-
sachusetts aud Native of Virginia. ho,h
supported by their names, both acts of n,.n
honored themselyes with public confidence
and both tending, if not intended to rob
me of that good name, without which to
me public trust would be rcproach, aud
existence itself but burthen."
WAsHrNGToN, january S.-We are yery
sorry 10 learn that The Small Por is rand.
ly extending itself in Baltimore. The fact
is not publicly declared, probably from an
apprehension that il may have an injurious
elect on the mercantile concerns OF Baltl-
more. We feel it to be our duty to state
the fact, that our fellow townsmen and all
Others may instantly resort to Vaccination
for suro preventive the disease If the
small pox be SO near us, it will soon be a.
| mong us, if we do not defend ourselves a.
Salnst its approach.
We need not say to our readers, that we
have mquestionable authority for the fact
of the prevalence of this disease in Balti-
moro. We are somewhat apprehensive
that our friends in that city will blame US
Tor giving publicity to it. We had been
more culpable, however, had we suppres.
scd it. NAT mi,
January I've understand that the
Senate yesterday, by a unanimous vote,
advised and consented to the ratification
of the Convention concluded during the
last year, between the United States and
Great Britain, under the mediation of the
Emperor of Russia, TO prescribe the mode
by which the first article Of the Treaty Of
Client shall be carried into effect, in con-
lormity with the decision Of his Imeprial
Majesty. [ib.
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LyNcnDuRG, JANUARY u, las..


The murder of Lieut.. ALLEN by the West
India pirates, has called forth from every
quarter curse. loud aud de-. '--aud, al thi'
moment, the gallant Porter Is on his way 10
exlirpatelhe outlaws The merchants OF Bo,-
ton, with pmiseworthy libefality, have sub.
sctibed $4,000 Tor the relief OF Ii As family,
aud New.York s about 10 followthe example.
Ard ares5ulion has been introduced into The
House oil Representatives sf tho 4 States, d..
reeting the allowance OF an annual pension
10 the mother aud sister OF the deceased.
We da not intend 10 protest against The Ii
aerAii,y which thas stretches ferth ils hand 10
relieve the family Of brave officer, who fell
10 the aischarge OF his duty We would mere.
" ask, why Is The public sympathy thus mar
rowed down. Why are tho other men passed
over ia silence, who persisted In The same
contest Is 1t because the oHf one was dis
iiaghshed by an epaulelie, while the Others
ssrged their country In tnfpaalin iaekefs -
ii %, what incentive have your soldiers and
sailors to encounter danger ia your defence
When tho battle !, over, should an officer hap
pan 10 iall, we see regret manifested through
oul the municipalities are lagisily poured on
his memory--and, perchance, n pension grant
cd to his family from the public golfers -
while, on the other hand, the Unembr0idertd
warrior falls, and neither his iate nor the silu-
ution OF his family, eAeiles the least feeling
OF compassion Ii the people lamost that
be Is slain, II is only That the number Of their
defenders Is lessoned
but what right has Congress 10 put its hand
inlo the treasury, and apply tho peoples mo.
ney in battling mp system OF pensions md
sinoeures9 We lay aside the faroriiiS'a dis
played in the resolution, and ask its advocates
whence they derive the right thus 10 appropri-
clio the public money Let Congress ponder
well before they continue "A s. stem whieh has
brought The finances of the British govern
ment 10 the lowest obb, aud the condition OF
the people far from enviuble Gratitude got
1ic better OF Judgment when the dneeare plan
FIRST went into operation. Let US beware bow
we perpetua,eit; hostile as II 10 the first prin.
ejpes ol repuhlieeuisn, ard so contrary TO
tic fundamental proAhions OF our oonstitu-
uen.
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.sarai Fraiernal .fssosiinnon.


The House then resumed the conside-
ration ofthe bill TO incorporate the Cnited
States Naval Fraternal Assosiation.
The following gentlemen delivered their
sentiments on the subject, pretty much al
large, and in the order IN which they are
Baus W.
Mr.. ARcHEn, against the bill.
Mr.. Noop, against the bill.
Mr.. WRIGHT, IN favor of the bill.
fir. REiD, in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. CoLDES. against the bill.
On motion Of Mr.. MeLAsE, who wish
ed the opportunity Of replying To MIR. AR-
CHER when the House should be less IA
tigued than now, the bill was laid on the Ia
bic till td-pufrow.
The engrossed bin making partial APP
preparation for The support of government
was read third time, PASSED, and sent to
the Senate.
The House adjourned.
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ceNNuNicATEp.
ccMNUNic arm.
Ettndei Of 'sasr from Rnb Dub haIi hliaa
TN iu,iln,i N Of o.dan'. Poetnsl

ceNYpNicATEp.
E<trdet ofa 'sasr from Rub Dub ha!i hJiaa.
TIN in,itn,iIn Of o.dan', poetn,l
Sweet, o Asem, is The memory oi absent
liends j is like the mellow ray Of The DE-.
parting sun. II falls tendery on the heart.
Every hour OF absence rolls heavily by.
But still The fair shores OF my country up.
Pear. They rise to my Imagination, bloom
Ing In illasive charms.
sish. No que listens TO me. shed the
bitter tear. but no one sympathyzes. Deep,
alas Is the pang Of recollection None eau
feel the woes Of tue tarban'd stranger
IAln@ not, brother Of my soul! that COM
plata There are no horrors attending me. -
L!ear nothing. can lerr nothing irom man.
My captivity is not poisonedb labor. No
eaains Ieuer the. so seourges torture In
suit, 'hai renders slavery odiou,, has never
degraded nc.
light are orr icslrn.sts. Much respected
are the natural rights Of Thy kiasmsn
Who can enter into the depths oil tAe mind
Who can measure its Affections Alas none
ran describe ibc griets OF the heart. None
can make known iae extent of It's sorrows.
The Ills OF lie are nutahle rs Tie snals Of
the desert. They arc as various rs the hue q
the clouds. They are rs poignant as death
A coaa;less . the waves thai divide me f.oir
my counryl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

fkes,sS GgjRf.-l'he famous whnmss
Pane Was one Of the most INDECENT men.
Duriag our revolutionary struggles. he.
wilh the ceiebrated DR.. Rinenhonse. were
INN les OF tic family ofthola late " al. Hen.
r., Esl. 81 Lancaster, in whose house
tGai rairlailc work, the Crisis, was writ.
ten. As an instance of his iaAnlence, The
Srisls, No 5, is bat 4 shors political essay
10 be SURE of great skill IL The composition
ol much eioquesi iliseetige, stfo . reason.
ing, historic aneedote, AID fund of ri,h
cute Nhcs sasted the times. He WIS ne
less than three months engaged in writinu
that number of hi, Crisis Ii law On thS
table busted in lhe course al yeet
ne "old write three, or four lines, an,
Just us inclination prompted, eight u,
twelve lines weekly uutil it was finish
cd, Pune was indeed patriot hui. hi
pae1oilsm would haze blaxed more bril-
t9ntly had IT not been for that sy.rbearin,
drSpot, indolence. While that e.e4Ilen
man DAVID Riftenhouse was employi,.r hi
Asnlts le the duties of his Office for the BE-
nehi 81 tie pso9ie, Paine would he snor
7n5 aMsy ii.s precioHs time in his e,s,
CHAIR Il was his daily habit II walk !
Ine m0yplng Until 3 o'clock, be wopl
,nea cone IN and take most inordinat
dinner, The ris'eg from the table was he
tween snd Of the clock, he would the
retirs' 10 hi' bed ehanhcr, wrap bIanka
Found Ian, and in his fasorlte arm cha;
take rest OF ? or 5 hours, then rise an,
Walk. Mr.. Henry ffeaue,aiy expresses
Ms s4trow that man of 81 exalted a cp
are - Faomas Pale, should be posscsse,
81 those sshi's Of Incidence. A man of III
.sehee apa Industry with the genius .
Tal2e might have rendered hirlsc!fimmor
III throughout he world.
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THE VIRGINIAN.
eplsrrD IN frBIIsnfD ~

TIfsANAN t. ID IffsN 2 ~
Naia 81. eppetiie .htsvs. Le}iasehA. Gteaiof
a. The Semi Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
Wes.ls Paper at - per annilins payable ~
aisanea.--No subscription wi be received iof
a les time iLan six months; and no papef al
Se discontinued lauf of the discretion oi the
Ediiar,l anil all aueafaEcs are paul
AZ Advertisements Nil Ii inserted NJ %
cent per sua4Fe Tor less the hrsi ume, aud
81 ~ cent. Tor each continuance. Those
from si-tlsice mnst be paid Tor previous 10
their Insertion, or the payment sssiimoa bs
some responsible person IN Lynchbnrg
u All lctirrs addressed to the Editors mus
DC rosf rAiu, or they will mol be attended to
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A meeting of the Printers and BooA. .Ls
lers of Philadelphia has been Called LOT ' aJ
purpose Of sending delegation to atIep =,
the Four Hundredth Grand Annlversar! '.
the Invention of the Art of Printing, 10 u
held at Harlem, in Holland, in 1898
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

The Legislature of South Carolina Ia ~.
given to Purcell, the free man OF color'"'
gave Information Of the late intended 'ns -,
rection, in that state, 500 year ioi ~
and exempted himself and family from ID
alton.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

he House adjourned.
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H.dioLd .SerlemLer Courl, lGs9.

B.dtod September Cout, 1923.
John Hatcher, admr oi benjamin Hat
cher. decd. and some OF his heirs aud distrib-
utccs, plaintiffs
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and
Hugh Woods, samuel Hatcher Palsy smith
Phebe Haynes, benjamin Greer, Martha
Haynes aud joel llnynes, John Greer julia
Greer, Phebe Greer, Henry Greer, Susanna
Greer, Edward nreer, KITTY Greer, Jabez
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas smith, Benja-
mia Smith, Mary J0rnagin and Pleasant Jor-
nAgin, John Smith, Eliza Smith, Henry smith,
Samuel Smith, Francis Smith, Jula Smith
aud stephen Smith, Elizabeth Boswell and
Greed Boswell Henry hsbnry Coleman smith
John Smith, Samuel Smith, Joseph Nelson
aud Polly his wife, Joseph Hale and Phebe
his wife, together with others, det'ts
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants above named moi having
entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the not OF Assembly and The rules
OF this court, aud II appearing 10 The sai,lnc-
ton OF the court thai they are moi inhabitants
OF this country, on the motion of the plain.
til, by his attorney, IL is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
day IN November neat, and answer the plain
tn 5 ill, that copy OF this orderbe inserted
In some one of the Lynchburg newspapers,
for two months, and posted up NJ The court
house door. 4 copy--Tcste,
b + SIIpTOE e h. G.
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Stop The Villain!

DUNAWAY the Cd of this month =.
IL mulatto man named NED. lie
fellow, but has large breast and is stronol.
made, little bow-leggcd, IA high full iorelea
dark eyes, holes III his ears, aud toleralI
sharp chin-wears his hair tied behiud-ha..
bold and open coHrtenanCe lien spoken T.,
He is a keen artiul fellow, and perhaps rg,
read and write little. His CLOTHING cam,
particularly describe, tho there is 10 dorl,
he is genteelly clothed. He has good ,lrs.
watch, with ii gold or gilt chain, boots 4,
lie rode Oft Il DARK GREY MARE. alout
feet 8 inches high, in good order, shod hrt,r.
her shoes not much Worn--shc Is lengthy ana
we'll tormed-and has the marks Of riopgl
gear upon her shoulders, aud Il considerable
scar upon one OF them, high on the shouIJ,.
blade, think on the ri6ht She has VERY
thick tale and name, thUugh not VERY lop- .
She IS spirited aud active and rides well J..
IS well equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, bigcoat OF bear skin With lace cares
&c. have 10 doubt he has Chtaigedtrec rg'
pers, aud VIII attempt 60 pes rs Il Fl, e man
and make TO some free state, and Law. M
doubt but he has altered hi, name. lie lisa
handy fellow, a good house seI4ant. milisr
aud shoemaker, and can turn ms haGd TO INV
thing, and have no doubt but LIE hasa ,Iprty
OF money. | viii give IA reward II FIFTY
DOLLARS 10 any person WHO will delive,
hlm TO me, or secure him in an, Jail 50 tina, [
get him again, within this state; and if taken
Withoutthe state ONEHLNDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered 10 me anu ten IolIae
Tor the mare il taken Within this state and DE-
lNcred 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
buckingham, Aug 90. wts3
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AT court hsid for FfankIin county, al the
Courthouse on he fourth day Of august,
1898.
Joseph Greer aud Fanny hiswfc, Pitts
Against
Peter Holland, executor &c Of Elisha Ly-
on deceased, John NJ. Holland, Administrator
&c. Of Mary Webster deceased, John Web
ster Elisha, Lyon, John Lyon, Elijah Lyon,
Daniel Lyon, Peter Lyon, Rees Hughes aud
foliy ms wife. Dcits.
IN CH.3N'GERY.
The Defendants John Lyon, Elijah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, not having enteredtheir ap-
pearance and given security agreeable TO the
Act OF Assembly, and tbs rules of this court
aud 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this
siate on the motion OF the Plaintiffs by their
council, Il IS ordered, that The said non.resi.
dent defendants do appear here on the frs,
Monday IN November next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and thata copy ufthis order be
forthwith inserted in the Nirguian, paper
edited in the town of Lynchburg for eight
weeks successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door ofthe courthouse of
this county.
copy-TeSte
CALEB TATE, c.f.c.c.
August % II
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a ' a}Nab}e Stand.
August %

bulE Subscriber wishes to dispose of
that Noted stand for IA public house, in
New London, at present kept by Mrs. Ann
Miller
The numerous Inducements which il offers
are so obvious rs scarcely to need detailing
II IS situated ON the great western road, so
much trequented, at J ndlcs from Lynch
burg, Immediately on the turnpike, now com
pleted that far The house is large and COM
manding, and admirably calculated for enter
tanmtnt; the out-houses in good state of
repair, the yard recently enclosed and neatly
set with trees, the garden of nearly two acres
highly productive; the lots, attached TO the
property, by their neatneSs and fertility add
ing equally to its value aud ornament and
besides the other out-houses an ICE-lOUSE
which never fails to keep ice throughout the
season
In addition 10 the above permanent adyan
taecs, it AT present has the accidental though
nightly important recommendation OF being
III the greatest reputc for the excellent man.
ner in which il has been kept by the present
occupant, 1t is deemed useless 10 enlarge
further on its desirablene5s. Those who NAV
ieel an inclination to purchase, are invited to
come and examine the property TOR them.
selves. The terms will be very moderate and
will he made known either by INV mother.
who now occupies the property, or by my
self SAMUEL 7 MILLER
Sept. 90. pms
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'hNllL subscribers, as surviving executors
n oil the last will and testament OF Stepltn
ilamm, late OF the county OF Amherst deed.
take this mode OF informing the heirs and Ir
galees oil the said llamm, many OF whom are
The residents OF other states, that they viii in
pursuance ofthe DISCRETIONARY authority vest
ed IN them by the will of their testator, offer
to pnsdlc sale on the premises, On Thursday
the 2ota No.. next, all the personal estate Of
the said Hamm, on a credit of l. months, iog
all sums over ten dollars. Those Interested
are requested pnnctually to attend Oh that oc
casIon, as these proceedings are intended as
preparatory TO division Of the estate, and
pay ment OF the legacies, bequeathed III SAID
vii. 4 II is belieNcd by fhc rNrcn,nr. I'm