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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31

False Pleasure contraSted rOlth Firtue.
The sentiments of men concerning
virtue, and their own particular prac-
tice of it, form a very strange and
striking contrast. Notwithstanding
their own irregular or imperfect CON-
duct, a general feeling with regard
~ morality, perrades the human spe-
cies. There is no part Of his nature
in which man is so earnest to excel,
and so Jealous OF a defect. as his IN
Outstanding. Men will give up a
ny part Of their frame sooner than
this they will subscribe to many IN
frmities and errors they will con.
f.ss a want of temper. and the pro.
per government oil their passions
they will even admit deviatiOns with
regard to the lesser moralities but
never yield the smallest iota IN WHAT
respects their intellectual abilities
The early period of life is frequently
o season of detasion. When youth
.catters its Establishments. and the
song of pleasure is heard let us
crown ourselves with rose-buds be.
fore they are withered. and let MT
flower of the spring pass away: the
inexperienced and tire unwa'y listen
70 the sound, and surrender them
selves to the enchantment. Not sa-
tisfied with those Just and masculine
lows, which nature offers, and virtue
consecrates, they rush into the ex-
cesses of unlawful pleasure not sa-
tisfed with those fruits bordering
tho path of virtue, which they may
taste and live, they put forth their
hand to the forbidden tree. One cri-
minal indulgence lays the founda-
ton for another, till sinful pleasure
becomes a pursuit that employs all
the faculties, and absorbs all the time
of it's yotaries. There is no mode
ration nor government in vice. De-
sires that are innocent, may be IN
Obliged with innocence; pleasures
that arc pure, may be pursued with
purity and the round Of guiltlcss
delights may be made without en-
croaching On the great duties of life.
But guilty pleasures become the mas
ters and the tyrants of the mind:
when these lords acquire dominion,
they bring all the thoughts into cap
ti,ity, and rule with unlimited and
despotic sway. When we look a-
round us to consider the fate of our
equals in age, who nave been swept
away, not By the hand of time, but
BY the scythe of intemperance, and
involved i'm the shade of death.
Contemplate that clopd, which vests
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Notice..

ALL persons are forewarDed trespass.
Aing on the land OF the subscriber in
Fairfax county, known by the name OF
'C2ermon,," as the law will be strictly en-.
forced against those offending therein -
The road which has uni wiuIly been made
through The woodland of this farm will be
closed up forthwith; and all persons are
FORBID passing thro' The fields or pulling
down the fences of the subscriber at their
peril. CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
;nIuJ th3W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
From the Ssaman's Magazine.
THE FUNERAL AT SEA.

THE FUNERAL AL SEA.
1t was morning at sea. The sun
had Just risen, and not cloud ap-
peared to obstrnct his rays. A
light breeze played on the bosom of
the ocean The Stiffness of the
morains was only disturbed by the
ripple of the water, or the driving of
a flying fish. 1t seemed as if the
calm and noiseless spirit of tho deep
was brooding over the waters. Tue
IA tional flag. displayed half way
down the royal mast, played in the
breeze, unconscious of its solemn i'm
port. The vessel glided in serenity,
and seemed tranquil as the clement
on whose surface she moved. She
knew not Of the SORROWS that were in
her own bosom, and seemed to look
on the briEy expansc beneath her in
all the confidence and security of
strength.
To the minds ofker brave crew, it
was a morning of gloom. They had
been boarded by the angel Of death !!
and the forecastic now contained all
that was mortalof his victim. His
soul had gone to its final audit.
CroudeG around the windlass, and
left to their own reflections, the iar-
-dy sons of the ocean mingled their
sympalhies with each other. They
seemed to think of tlleir own mortal
iry, Conscience was at her post;
and I believe their minds were some
what impressed with the realities Of
eternity.
They spoke Of tho virtues Of their
deceased messmate--otf his honesty,
his sensibility, his generosity. One
remembered to have seen him share
the last dollar of bis hard earned wa.
ges with a distressed shipmate. All
could attest his liberality. They
spoke too of his accomplishments as
sailor, of the nerve of his arm, and
the intrepidity Of his soul. They
had seen him in al hour Of peril,
when the winds Of heaven were let
loose in all their fury, and destruc-
ton was OIL the wing, seize the helm
and hold the ship securely within his
grasp, till the danger had passed by.
They would have INDUCED longer
IN their rcvcries but they were sum-
moned to prepare for the rites of Sc
palture, and pay the last honors to
their dead companion. The work
of preparation was commenced with
heavy hearts, aud many sigh. A
rude coffin was soon constructed,
and the body deposited within it.
All was ready for the final scene.
The main matches were his bier-a
spare sail was his pail. His survi-
wing comrades, i'm their tar-stained
habiliments, stood around. All were
silent. The frcsl,ened breeze moan
ed through the cordage. The main
top-saiI was hove to the mast. The
shin paused on her course and stood
still. The funeral began; and as
owe commit his body to the deep"
was pronounced, heard the knell
of the ship bell heard the plunge
of the coffin--i saw the tears start
from the eyes of the generous tars.
Ny soul melted within me, as | re.
yertsd 10 the home scenes OF him
whom VIC had buried in the decp-to
homes that were to he dashed with
wo-to Joys that were to he drowned
in lamentations. !. E.*
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Office.

Marine Insurance Company Of Alexandria.
Juiy2, 1928.
TNHE stockholders 10 this company are
l. hereby informed, that dividend OF
FOUR PER CENT.
for the last six months, is this day decla.
red on that part Of the capital now paid,
which will be ready to be paid them on
Saturday The 18th instant.
J.:B. NICHOLS, Sec'y
july 4 lawSt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
POETRY.
WOMAN.

lExtraet from prize Posu, written by II. 5.
Bsresford, of Clare Hall, Eng. in lSl6.l
There is bud Ia life's dark wilderness,
Whose bssutics charm, whose fragrance
soothes distress:
There is beam in life's o'erclouded sky,
That gilds the starting tear it canned dry.
That flower. that lovely beam, on Eaen's grove
Shed the iull sweets and heavenly light oflove.
Alas that aughtso fair could lead astray
Mans wav'rinG foot from duty's thornles'
way.
Yet lorely ,oohan' yet Thy thinning 'm'le'
That CEASED our cares. can erery care 6egaiie.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Freight Wanted.

.W 200 bids freight IS wanted to
romplete the cargo Of The superior
cooper fastened ship FLORIDA. Jesse
Brown, master; that will sail for Amsler-
dam during the next month. For which.
or passage, having spacious accommoda.
tons, apply TO w. FOwLE& 20.
July 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
For Sale.

- THE LAND& HOUSE on Stump
Mm Hill, lately owned by Mr.. Norton,
UssS being about Tpsnty-one Acres,
~well enclosed; on the little river
turnpike road, two miles from Alexandra,
The garden contains many valuable shrubs
vines, and fruit trees. The situation is
handsome and healthy.
Possession may be bad Immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to suit the purchaser:
may Gift VIM. CRANCH.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Notice..

ALL those who have claims against the
n late firm of ANDREW JAMESON s. Son,
are requested to present them to the sub
scriber; and those who have been long
indebted to il, will be expected to make
pavment of their accounts when called up.
IN. ROBERT JAMESON,
i,lv loft Surviving Partner.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31

LAS commenced her usual route, which
III will not be changed without due no.
tlce being given. Leaves Richmond on
Sunday morning, at o'clock, City Point
after the arrival of the stage from Peters
burg and Norfolk. at 8 o'clock, on Mon
day morning, touching at Old Point Com
fort; arrives at Alexandria and Washing
ton on Tuesday morning.
Returning: Leaves Washington al 8 o.
clock, Alexandra at 9, on Thursday NOR.
ming, arrives at Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk on Friday morning, and proceeds
direct TO City Point and Richmond.
Present rates OF fare, including meals
ami table drink, between Washington and
Norfolk, Dill; Alexandra and Norfolk
d. 10 SO; between Norfolk and City Point
p.4; between Norfolk aud Richmond D,5.
The Potomac Steam Boat Company
having extended their line from Norfolk TO
City Point and Richmond in consequence
of the failure Of their repeated applications
TO the James River Steam Boat Company
to lower the fare, SO as to encourage traV.
elling on this route between Richmond
and Washington, now have to eongratu-
late the public on their complete success
in.obainipg the object. Travellers will
at once see the advantage OF making their
arrangements go as to do all their travel.
ling on the day the Potomac runs.
march IS II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Wheat.

1OOO0 BUSHELS prime new wheat,
1O,OoVwill be purchased by the sub
criber, for which the highest market price.
in cash will be paid. i. IL. ROWLAND.
7mol7 cost
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
For Sale,

For q Term Of Years.
4 NEGRO GIRL, about Is years OF
N age has nine years TO serve.-She
will not be sold out Of the District. APP
ply. to the printer. II June ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
EVENING.

ENENlE>U'
Though the hues OF the morning are splendid
and bright;
And her Gales arc fresh, and her odours
young;
And the ss, y,ls s.~ sssS SI sai 1,jsi
Though.sooYisthe wing Of the bilms air,
sss6though every flower j, budding fair,
shnd thswpountain waves are murnuring
: ,sxhere
The sweetest Of songs are sung.
Tho noon may boast of her brightest gem.
Ot her liquid light and her whelming blaze;
And may wreathe her peerless diadem
With circle Of dazzling rays;
Tho never may wealth OF halowed shrine,
Nor ocean caves, nor earthly mine,
Glitter with splendor so pure asthine
When the magic of glory plays.
Yetthe calnness of evening is lovelier far,
When the golden sun hath sunk in the ses,
And the clear blue sky, and the sparkling star,
Speak, Lord, alone ofthee.
Ills the " still small voice" when thou art
IT'S earth haf yelled. and before thy throne,
Where the humbled spirit Is meekly shown,
From man and his passions free.
Yes, Lord tits an hour which thy spirit has
blest,
Thou hast hallowed its silence, its calm IS
thine own;
And when the days giddy tumult is hushed to
rest,
Our souls breathe holIer tone:
And dreams of a brighter and happier sphere,
Aud of beings more pure than the purest here,
And Heavenly hopes, unmingled with :ear,
Descend at this hour alone.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam.
A The ship GENERAL LINGAN,
& VIM Crabtree, jr. master, burthen
eUO bhds.; we'll known as most superior
vessel: she is now in Baltimore, and may
be expected here ready to receive cargo
on the 7th July, when she will be dis
patched and can take goo hhds. tobacco
on freight. Apply TO-
iuneai JOHN H. LADD g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
DYING.

TIME subscriber still continues TO car
L ry on the DYING BUSINESS as usual.a
few doors be low the Mechanics bank, where
Black, Blue, Green, Tetlow,
Broom, Lead, and a rariety
colours can be giren to
dresses, shasols, ETC.
Leghorn bonnets dyed or bleached. Mer'
no shswls secured and dyed lemon color,
without injurIng the border. All orders
from tow and country, will be particular
" attended to with punctuality and 6ss-
patch. ROBERT q, LANPHIEk,
march Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31

Earthenware, China & Glass
Ware.
T1CGH SMITH s. Co. have received
II per ship Pioneer, just arrived from
Liverpool,
223 Crates G hhds. E. Ware,
&c. This supply added 10 their stock on
hand, give. them very large and general
assortment. which they offer Tor sale at
The loves, prices, current in the U; States,
either repacked, or in the original pack
age.
~ on hand geDsral assortment OF
EXCELLENT STONE WARE,
made by John Swami, which they will
sell as low as can be had OF equal quality.
Also. WINDOW GLASS, Of the sizes COM
monty used, either repacked or by the box,
pipes in boxes, black quart bottles, in
hampers or repacked'
april %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
For Sale,
4 Tract of Land,

IN Fairfax county, tO miles from Alex
| andria and eight from Georgetown,
containing FOUR HUNDRED T. EiGH-
Try acres. about loo acres OF which is
heavily timbered. There is an excellent
orchard ON the premises. A great bargain
NAV be had if Immediately applied for.
apriI 20 DANIEL F DuLANY.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
New Invention.
LADIES' BRACES,

DEING an invention Of great utility,
ID for ladies and misses: made and Tor
sale at the subscribers mandatory, on
Prince street, between Water apd Union
streets Nth. Hoh"ELL.
NAV 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Lost,
Wheat " anted.

,The subscribers respe ctiuIIy inform their
L friends and the pubick, that they
have declined the purchase Of wheat at
The Phoenix Mill, and have taken the
Cameron Cor Rckets's) Mills,
one mile from Alexandra, where the high
est market price will be paid for WHEAT.
IONA. JANNEY.
;nIv a6-eo3t JAMES CLOUD.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31

For Sale or Lease,
A NUMBER OF building lots in heal.
IA ,by pleasant part 81 the town. Foi
terms apply to S. w. GRIFFITH:
July II th3tH
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
To Rent,

49, A two story brick dse,E,,
E house g. siore at The upper END >.
IH; King-streel;-tbe rent will +.
49, made low. Apply 10
July 10 HUGH SMITHGC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
PUBLIC MEETING.

NEW DIRK, October 81 -Jh, evening the
Democratic Republicans of the city and county
of New FORK are invited tu assemble AT Tam
many Hall. and receive the report Of the Mo-
minating Committee.
On ordinary occasions the public meetings
have been we'll attended, and the proceedings
have been distinguished by uni0n and tan
qullIiiy
IL those who have felt and taken m interest
~ orr puhir aifairs-if HE friends Of prncplr
aud good government have thought il their
duty To attend the annual call NJ their Demo-
cratic brethrrp and To raiify, by their voice
aud presence, the regular proceedings rthcir
COMMITTEES. this sanction aud attendance are
most itnprriuusly required ~ the present mo-
ment. FACTION has found its hancful way
into our ranks. Men in whom the party las
long cOnfdcd have become weary of principle
ana are mOw Ut work e. destroy the politics
existence Of the Republican party, and en-
danger ihr-vcry safety ofthc country. new
order Of things has arisen We have mpu
who have acquired footing IN ihr partv.
and who are bent on destroying REGULAE
OR CAUCUS NOMINATIONS. ifthrv de-
not correspond with their private interest and
wishes. No country. no government on carli
can he sustained and projected, unless the
principle is recognized of the minority Welding
to the minority.
We do hope that the old men NJ the marty
VIII on this occasion, attend the meeting /;
ard that tn young men, pursuing the illus.
! trlous example which The democrats ~ 'aG
have exhibited. will walk iu their WAYS. which
have ever been directed Ivy principles aud love
of country.
! We have no personal Interest in advocating
tle ticket agreed upon II Is composed ct
! Democrats fairly and honorably aud regularly
nominated, and that is or guide.
/ We trust that 90 tumelt will prevail that
/ the question will be- taken upon each nsme--
that speakers may be heard and answered with
desorum ~ That t6uc but men irrogn; 4 sns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
SHOP TUE VTI,I.AIN

, ANYWAY on the 2d inst. uiulaliu named NED
low but large breasted nId strong made fellow
tiir no" legged has high full forehead dark holes
Nv ms ear, toera sharp Chin aud open coune-
nance r wears his hair tied behind perhaps read and
~r't te and keen artinl fellow. lie grGteey
and doubtless has good silver watch, with gold
or gilt chain, plenty none boots &C. liz, rode, dark
grey mare about feet inches high, in good and
sh"u before, shoes not much long well formed
marked with the gears her shoulders and has scar
on one shoulder, az is believed the rightly high up the
>hourr blade-Very thick hut long and tail
sspred and rides we'll Ned well equipt for travelling
wan beaskn big coat with large cape &c lie il good
sho, aker house and miller urn hi, hand
10 Almost any thing He has probably altered his OBJ
"hed Tree papers and will attempt pass a free man
some u'ner slate will give reward of
hrs or ed and twenty dollars FOR the mare, taken with
OUT the state and delivered TO me, secured ~ oan
mem OF hall that amount, in either case il taken within
the state and returned or secured ne aforesaid.
~. SAMUEL MORRIS.
-. 0--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
SPAIN.


We observe by an article in the Paris Jour
naI de Commerce OF the 9th of S,ptcn,bpr,
mat considerable reduction had taken place
In the funds at Paris, which srmr aitri-
huted {" The information given by the Muni-
ttnr respecting the operations in Catalonia and
Andaiusia /; others to the siirucr observe, res
rfriinS Tie situation Of the troops under Reg
gio and aioitur; white the Editor of that
Journal believed lhai both CAUSES had contri.
hulrd 10 the fall. He adds: sit is no longer
10 he doubted mat the stegr Of CGd- iriH be n
Pr0frTrted one aud thnugh nur troops have
conquered before TarraGnua, il has lee, u ~
greo'er erPtnSc Of t,res Man aay ofoap LuHei4
ans haze hitherto 1ckHO,O!ed@cd.'
II Is thus apparent, tina; the French Them
srifes begin TO perceive they were in too great
haste, When they pf"gnnslitated the 81, edv
submission oil the cUrirs, aud thai the couuurst
"i SPAN would be achieved at little cnsi III
fhrr IN money or lives. The government IT.
sit II is evident, would not have SHOVE indi
Gallons apprehension, as stated in the Lon
don Courier, respecting the army in Spain,
mad II not been IN possession Of information
calculated TO excite it. We have ouly Ia look
at The brave resistance of the different garri-
Suns, the decided negative of the cOrtes on he
Eliminating proposals made 10 them, aud the
unhealthy state of the French armies, to find
sufficient cause for this. ". J. IT, Post
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DID TO1VN Enn 49,

" subscriber vii oasr Tor sale publicly ~ King
- NuHHm y"urih"use, tie 4ib Monday iu November
uetss previously disposed OF that valuable trnrt ol
t''' HlNg " i"' s"l county Immediately the Pamnu
- 80 'nu'nionly called and known t,y the name of
w ig"n containing Sc tcrrs-8Sf of IS hirh ARE hie
i' ~" ~ marsh. This plantation Is laid on and rnlti
~" w ,h'tt hrdsi and has on " good dwelling hnnsr
wv" ~ neces, rv ni irusrs u good repair and the qu,i
w ~ h and y interior IN tts section or ronntr,
.s"'u ii' VIII De- sold subject the life estate
ufrt 70 ms Lcy Johnson. thirl of The purrbss,
ty wbi be required in cns. the remaining fe th,rl.
hueshl du scncc vii be given. upon the purchase,
Aecuins b"nds with approved security deed OF trs
upon The land 20 secure tie pa,oent
King William county, Sept. 2 s1,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
FOR SALE

lHAi valuable tract Of land (urmery the residence Of
Major sam VI. Saunders) Iarnes River ADJOINING
me Town Of Jefferson and Jefferson Mills n Po;yhntan
county, containing 582i EighPen likely ave. men
omen Toys aud girlsi the sisrk Of mules hogs cows
''niaion utensils household and Kitchen furniture Sc
p The crop Of when and tobacco. For terms appy
Geo. Scoi and y Lyle, Richmond, subscribers.
70 e above property benot sold before Monday The g7t
f1 {" Oct next, viii on that dry, f r,ir or the next
V '"t thereafter, be sold ihr premises II pnl,le
ncuon Terms viii be made known on the lay Of saip.
fr credits viii be very accommodating ,ay tNo 10 E,e
Years JANIS BBANDEU.l
SAMUEL TAYLOR, { trustees
Manchester. Sent. a.
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IT The ENQUIRER is published twice week general
- and three times week during the the STATE
fgisiar-Price, the hereofore Eire oiins p.r
gaoun, PAYABLE in advance. Notes of chartered p.ci.
paving Banks loy) will be received in payneui The E-
f;ors will guarantee the safety Of renns them y mail
tie postage ofali letters being paid ny the writer's
or Nopap.r will be discontinued lbut the discretion
ri the Editors until all arrearages have been paid up
II Whoever viii guarantee the payment papers
nall have tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
U One square, isss-First In seron, rs cens-each
continuance. so cenIs.
No Advertisement inserted, until either h-en paid
for assumed 10y some in tits city, envirsns
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no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WISH 10 sell my of land PnIern Swami in the
county of csroiHc II contains abouf 1000 acres; r.
Nout one hundred ard ffy Of 70 swamp, equal &, any in
Virginia iof tobicrO proof theiwo crops have made
of" Oi the part cleared considered equal Il not super
pr 10 any at the Ncmund market The improvements nre
NJ he best Kind fnr quarter rantaiion situation
hetithy ant below ihe Ridge III sell must be- ire.
lately, aud tie object being pay my deh any claim
gainst will he taken ~ part. The premises will he
hoWn 10y NJ Pond, residing on The pnre to
ny inclined purchase barrais NAV he had II
oils application hc made WILSON ETJEN
Rowling Green ~ pirmher so. Pr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
NOrICE-

ANAWAf rom this place, Saturday the 18th cur.
y rent negfO nrtn named PETEW bets cen 25 and so
t no "i sout make we'll set, anda little how legged
' Ieei "r inches high with small eyes thai nave
tn INJURED, "nd good cnuncuance when NOT m Az IN ju
n'.I we crown at hts head small visible
PG 3 10y nl"wA reward of FIVE dollars viii be-
'ut ''ts WAT te law allows. for Delivering Peter Ia
me ~ this inwnMIstcrs ufve.sel. are ,.tiorrd s..,
"'rDor'ng OF aiding his escape by water
Ma,.t.... o..-, JAMES BRANDEB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

pursuance OF deed al execurd o subscriber
o John ,eld esq bearing date the 29lE May, aud
recorded IN the court of Campbell county for the
OF hcpnymenI of sundry debts due the late
~ mann Hariand H. Mitchell Of the city OF Itrhmnnd
SHALL "n Monday The nth of November next If fair
nor me next fair dayproceed sell the highest bid
ue nj public auction for cash, the Nalun ble real
anu personal estate or much thereof found
necessary an executing thetruS One land ON which
n 'iu ohn heid resides lying upon Falling river the
county OF campbell and purchased by the said Reid the
e Neheri alexander containing 400 One other
adjoining the above named and running MIL creek
containing Ss5 acres One o:her tract, joining former
Iucha,ed OF the her@ of Nii-u
acres. The above lands adjoining, form am told an
extremely valuable estate containing good norton o
tt,om-the upland generally Of improveable quality
ne ""lIdngs are comfortable dwelling house
ilh anu DINER necessary ouhouses.-Aso tie following
slaves Abrahani, "a waggoner) his wife Amy Peter
IN blackSmiil) Squire and Moly
The sale will take place the nj Mr. RsJ nm
he hrSt named tract of land idle as is vested in line
undersigned will he conveyed. " ~
Lynchbure, October IA az - ''