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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

illE commissioners appointed by the county court of
Il Richmond Ia take into consideration the erecting
good and sufficient Jail prison for The said
county, pursuant 10 the law last past upon that subject
have determined that Jail shall bull, upon the fol-
lowing plan, to wit:
The jail TO he of stone brick nv 20 feet from out to
dividing each story into apartments inches thick the
lower story eight feet pitch, the upper an
hall feet pitch in the clear rhe communication To each
story To be through door the stems and pat-
form to the outer door of the upper story doors
DOUBLE and one OF them iron yraie and
bolts, and shielded with iron-f1ur on side two
TO each room NJ eight lights each open like door in the
inside and TOT well secured the by iron CRATES
Tue lower rooms 10 he 1oored with Two inch white oak
plank, on white oak seepers FIVE inches apart
eeiled with inch white oak plank ne on every side
WIN same description Of pankth upper rooms floor
Ell IKE The lower and covered with copper lined on
n SIDES as below, aud covered and ceed with sheet iron
koo white oak raers, heahed with white OAK or
plank one inch thick cyphersd and with un
per shingies Y inches in ength-he and win
40" frames 10 he all painted with coats Of paip-eac
apartment To he furnished with stove TO all the doors
OF su ANA MS the drecI-the scantipp
plank ana shingles throughout the building 10 he clear
sap ana weIiseasoned Undertakers
HAT NopoSas will be received by in writing directed
I" tins place, postage paid, until Monday in No
ember next at which time the proposals he consider
e and the contract, with such to the
pan as may he deemed eSpedient made will be clos
ed. By order of The C,omm;ssff,nors > ' " N''s
GEORGE SAUNDERS.
Sc
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SA I Il

f virtue ri decd Of rut eKecoied the UNDERSIGNED
- by Dr. B ID. Anderson and wife, of date the 18Th of
1877 we shall ON Saturday the ih day October
~ me town Of New Canton, for purposes said deed TO
tue highest bidder for cash the lot in said town
by the said Anderson of DIR. Thomas Nelson We shall
transfer tn the purchaser our title trustees.
GEORGE NJ PAYNE, D.
WALTER L. FONTAINE, trustees
Srnfe Inlne
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Amgnst 81
CASH FOR NEGROES.

sUt crher will give the highest price in cash IN,
20 or 80 likely Young negroes. All gentlemen having
save suc would do well 10 call and the EAGLE
hp.'l IN Richmond. before they dispose OF them,
Sept.9. 3G-8I$ DAVID NJ UARDINs
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IN CHANCERY.-Ed Edward Lewis and Francis TONES,
merchants and trading under the firm Lewis
anu ioses, Plaintiffs
Richard H. WhitIoek, William c. wbitlock and James
On the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel and Tor
reasons appearing TO the Lewis webb appointed
OF Charles Whock neceased, and he is authorised and
directed TO take possession Of The property ofbe said
thereof for term not exceeding Twelve months dis
tram on The tenants where IL shall be necessary And
commissioner ofhe j. directed months notice
published n some newspaper in this city take account
9d ne COMMUNICATION Of James H. Whocf Richard H.
Whock deceased, Of the real estate which he die pos
by consent Of the plaintiff. Richard H. Wbi,lock
OF the defendants, the said Lewis Webh Is directed 10 pag
OF The money he shall recev, from, time Ia lime rs L
accrues, all interest the debts from Charles Whit
locks estate to the Bank Of the United States and Bank
Of Virginia, The curtailmenfs thereon o~efler With
a reasonable costs incurred in the Administrations ill the
further order of The court
copy-Tes,e, RID. JEFFRIEs, Ok
All persons indebted the estate Of Charles wbIock
deceased, are requested make payment without delay
df Edward hddok Is authorised Is collect debts due tie
Several houses the Dock several in Bueberiown,
LEWIS WEBB. Receiver OF The estate
July y. ls-wi3w. u Charles Whisles dec.
WIKGINIA to wits AZ court held ior Charlotte county
atthe COURTHOUSE thereof, the 4th day Of August
lasc Hickman and Ann his wife formerly Ann MorTiss
Zach D. Harvey and Drusila Harvey, and eyecu
"'N OF William Harvey Co. CO deceased, P"'
Zlchsrab Cauyes executor of sahra Norris Joel
Coiee and MHriba his wife. formerly Martha NORRIS one
nm
The defendants loci Coffee and Msrihs his weang Cbe
ceser Benson and Mary bis wife having entered ih
lppenrenee according 20 the Of Assembly aud 's
rules oi this court and IL appearing the satisfaction o
the court that they inhabitants Of bis state, on we
motion 81 the paiauT Nv counsel, II is ordered, ira W.
said defendants 10 appear here the first Monday m ~
Veberne next and enter their appearance and snsSer no
iantiP bill and give security Tor performing The DEERE
1.-THE court and tat copy 81 Ibis order he nsefo ~
pin" P.per printed an the city ~ Richmond ,r two nns
uccessiyey and posted at The door the COURTHOUSE
q the said county.
copy-reste, WINSIOW ROBfNSONi e.
SopfrmberS Ss-wsw
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NOTICE.

E subscriber wishing dispose Of the stock OF good.
on hand Immediately, will sell them at very reduced
prizes for cash or town acceptances
Sept. Is 4o-et SAMUEL PARKuILL.
p. S.--Ih- goods arc principally ali new
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

William IL Macon. Thomas Pitts, sheriff Of f sex anil
COMMITTEE OF the estate ei John pl dee. who WIS
sgiee OF it bert Campbell dec. nid John W. Pag ndnor DE-
l,s non OF Robert Pag' dee and William Keith Des.
nc defendant william Keith, having entered his sp-
Pear"ee ara gwen security according Of Assembly
an ue rurs 81 this court, and appearing by sfacOry
tnat u Is noi an nlabtaI, NJ this country II IL
odfrd that the said drn do appear here on the r, DIV
u u ntNt Term danswer the bills of,ie panf ard hat
copy q" DYoter be forthwith inserted in some ne w,pqper
pub ishe IN the city Richmond for two months ,,rer
sv ", and posted az the front the capitol in the
city. A copt-'Te,te WIN w uEEJNG g. e.
september 10. so-~gw
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PUBLlC SALE-

PUBBIC SALE.
SH virtue Of two decss of trust executed bv Tbo,,
- Srn0n ana wife, the one dated the 5tl day of arrh
49, anu recorded 10 the county of Pochatan and
he DINER recorded in The CLERKS Office of Powhatsn ON e
Zdh day OF February 1925 for purposes therein n,eo
oneu WIZ he offered for sale 90 the highest bidder NJ pub
lie auction, for cash. Thomas Merryan's tavern in the
couny OF Powhatan, ON the 18th day Of October next
OF ianh lying IN The county Of Powhstgn on which f said
Thomas Sraion and wife reside aud containing i2
acres, more or less much thereof as may he
~ TO satisfy The purposes Of the said deeds The title vested
an the subscribers VII he conveyed tn the purchaser
JOSEPH u. DAVIS, l
JOHN MAXEY, Jun.
SAMUEL WATKINS. I trustees.
MATHEW HOBSON,
September -. 3I((rav.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

Nv AS committed the Jail OF Peiersi,urS
w as runaway, the 18th day OF May last n negro
man who calls himself RICHARD LEWIS, and saws he
free, that he formerly belonged estate of Mr.
Samuel Gist that he state of Ohio abon
years ago, 10y Mr.. Samuel Long, that returned
To this state time last lie about thirty wears
OF age, feet inches high, AIDE, of dark brown
complexion, with pair black whiskers-no scars per
ceivabe about him. The owner Is requested come for
ward prove his property pay charges and take him a.
way or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
I.
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FIFTY DOILARS REWARD.

t'ok experimenting and securing him in Jail that get
MN again, II taken out of the state. twenty dollars ii
taken in the state Jack IIarris who sonetimes calls him.
sen JACK 1rihn free negro raised in tue county Of
ciober, 1898 Said Jack HARRIS was sold Inv order of
muck eourtto paw Jail fees was purchased by Ste
phcn fankey from whom he shortly runaway taken in
the county OF Bedford lodged jail at which place be was
nsan sold, when became the purchaser This fellow
me IN February last Jack Harrss isa yellow fellow
made about feet high, between 40 years OF age
processes To lay stone brick. When he left ore
whiskers, which be easily of; his had
hal the brim; his clothing, believe mixed cloth
CLERKS courts where his indenues may be recorded are
cautioned against removing them.
September Sq-at Holm II rpay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
virtue OF deed oftrust from WallhaI II-conle re-
corued IN the clerks offices OF Charlotte Canube
c9unes shall sell to the highest bidder payable the first
VI nay next "a Hegroes many them as III satisfy
ueos and charges mentioned in the Bonds and
"PPNeu security VIII he required OF the purcha sers.
Inese negroes are uncommOnly valuable ani isliey.
that vested in by The deed. ' ~
I've safe WIN take place Richardson's Store in the mn
per ed oi Charlotte, on the i0tb day OF October next
Sepf.9 36-w4ws JOHN MOTION rr,s,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

Wiisn Allen exog Of William IT, Sergeant and George
y: oIn o' ct Rc'ari r. Taylor, who exor
"i ,ie Aa,u "ntmic H. Sergeant ms.
The plaintiffs this day flied heir hill and the drGndap,
l fon ms answer; wherein the motion of the pain
siS IN consideration az III b and exAbits, the
sd Sns~er, tie Cou doth order that commissioner the
Sourt 90 take an account Of , administrator Richard
r. ell0r on thr esae of his tcStatar william II sar.
giant, nd of that Of IN D. an Harrison ON The rt NJ
VA sad LAY l'r and of all claims again the Of The
Sou sergeant no" unsts, and report thereon with such
ousr accounts aad matters any parte. NAV reaur
a cODY--ffa iEEEnI
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STOP THE VITT-ATN

" ANAWAE on the ID inst. mulatto nan named MD,
- low put large breasted and strong fellow
l,e oow-egget has high f forehead dark eyes holes
W ms ears, Oiea5y sharp chin, bold open connie
a wears ms hnr tied behind, perhaps read and
wie ile ana IS keen aru fellow. lie was eentcclly
uIes.fna doubtless has good silver watch with gold
Wv s'l Can, plenty OF money, boots SC. lie rode n dark
gey mare about feet inches high, in good order and
sno' Deoe shoes not much long and we'll formed
.heu it the gears upon her shoulders, and has scar
90 one sh9pder t is believed the rightly high up on the
ppuufr ondevery thick but not long and tnil she
sspro andrides we'll Ned is well equipt for travelling
neashn big coat with large cape, &c. lie l. good
mouse servant aud miller, and his band
W utmost any lining lie has probably altered his name
aeu itee papers, and will aemptto pass free man tn
-, olner state will give reward Of one hundred dol
as o Ned and twenty dollars for 1be mare II with
OUT ths state and delivered me- secured 70 obtain
e or haii that amount. IN either case Il taken within
lhe siaie and returned or secured rs aforesaid.
p..,, SAMUEL MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

hb public ate respectfully informed, that The Of
my SCHOOL viii be resumed the ~ day Of October
Iiusieyvinei Sept a. y WM. BURKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

Co: MISsioNERS OFFICE, ! The parties interested
kcmond month 10, s2S are desired lake notice
mat Rave aPia ted the eleventh day Of the lh month
NHvSnb) next for commencing the directed hs
e ahoye order of the which day nine o'clock
n VI. eir att ndane' is CURED Iny office this rity
WIN Their accounts aud vouchs ready for examination AMI
sttcneit and the cred OF the late William Sargean
az any are requested TO exhibit their claims me on or
before me day aioresaId. THOMAS LADD NJ. c.
September 10. ss-tilN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
PUBLIC SALE

- NAiSE
~ virtue OF deed of executed by William Crap
- dec to Francis r. Povni aud the subscriber on the
Tn hy oil May 1920 and recorded in clerks Office of
f9"hatag, for purposes therein mentioned shall offer for
e 10 he highest bidder, public auction premises
,o cisn on the 4th day Of October next, land
Ying IN the county OF Ponhatan, Appomatox river
connnng lOlO acres more less. adjoining the lands
OF benjamin l.. Meade William Eiam's estate and Tho
mas tucker or so mach thereof may satisfy purpo-
conveyed IN the purchaser.
Aus1st -. WM. S. DANCE, Trustee.
" On the same day will be exposed public sale for
sn; AT me remaining personal the William
oae deceased consisting of negsseS horses hogs cattle
,.li 81. &c wths' By the AJInifiI rdf9r.
PURSUANT a deed of irust executed IN US hy John
oanderson SEN hearing date the 7 May 1921 md duly
recorded IN The county court Of Cumberland We shak pro
ceed 10 sell Tor cash, on Wednesday the day nf October
next on The premises containing 100
wncn and lies gu Willcs creek and Joining e land, of
uiey M Lewis and Doct Samuel Wilson, OF So much OF
sau nnu a. WIN I've sufficient 10 discharge The 1896
uoiars with interest from the 9Th September 1922 ana
trustees will be conveyed the purchaser
ROBERT X. DABNEY,
, GEORGE NJ. PAYNE, : trustees
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
'f'liE subscriber wishing retire from public life nov
y oilers for sale Of the valuable stands for
public house in Virginia, long known the Brick House
avern situated on the main public road leading irons The
city Of Richmond 10 the western country miles above
charlottesville, and within ~ miles Of the Universifv
There = about i75 81 land attached now in hfrh
STATE o cultivation IL is deemed unnecessary IN give
minute description Of the property IL well known
dDd huse wishing purchase will Of sie The pre
H'iseS liberal credit will be given Those wishing 10
rurcbase viii DO well 20 make immediate application 10 the
terms.
havc also small place within miles Of The above
Nnnn Nv the Of Mountain Plain containing $50 acres
which IS very comfortable place for a small family. Ot
80 comfortable frame dwelling hOuse which viii ss
on very reagunablc terms! BENJAMIN HARDIN.
August 80 so-.srs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

IN CHANCERY-Uni,ed States Court Htih circ,;, ,,f
L. Virginia District June iltL. 1922 jan"
B'l MIN Sergeant John Hounslow nd Hannah his wife
hhd Lhcy Ptrrers adn'S Of Henry Wilson Pcrr,r, who
Mas the adm'or Of his former wie Rachel which Rem
lamin and Hannah the children Edward Sareaut late
builder ni kiFgston upon Thames, said Rachel who
nrd IA 1872, was daughter of Ezsheth Ribou,au suing
i'r themselves aud other egaees of William Hill Sargcant
Painti3t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

Lewis Besn'on and WIN. Blake DeFts}
II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court that the de-
icndalf Be9mon not mhsbitant hi, commonwealth
aga mat 'e bath entered his spprarance aud given ec
riy according TO the at Assembly an the res Of t
court On the motion Of the plaintiff it a thu
shu dei.hdnn Beamon do appear here before thu first
Gay ei November court uex aud The plaintiffs hls,
ana uat copy Of This order bc inserted IN the Fuou-er
Phhin The city Of lIiemond for months uecrssivciy
and thai another copy tn o be posted the front door oil
the COURTHOUSE in this county.
September ~. 3o-Ngv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

The Iron Steam Boat Commerce de Paris sailed LAST
week for Paris. This boat ~ feet long and vide
GLIDING her wheels and only half the breadth the
common wheel They placed that she IL proper
trim for gorg W she is loaded with 100 Of Msrcban
dire she VII tgn 60 eight miles bour, ard Is capable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

- District, June 10, i825.
IN CHANCERY.-Edw Lewis and Francis Tones,
merchants and partners trading the Of Lewis
anu ioales, Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

Commissioners ODiee, Richmond, 7th s!o. Ioth 1924
Inc parties Interested are desired take notice. that
have appointed the sixth day 10Th Month (Oc,o
next for commencing the accounts directed NV the aho.
order OF tue court on which day nine o'clock A. their
attendance is required Office this city, with ts;
accounts and vouchers ready examination and sea
ent and the creditors OF the Charles Wb,Ioct
If any requested exhibit their claims before me ~
or before the day aforesaid. - y"
July 25. $3.50 THOMAS ranD NJ r,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
Caution.

rESIIE public are hereby cautioned a.
Il gainst taking an assignment on two
notes of hand given BY the subscriber,
to a certain Edward Bond for twenty
dollars each. the last one was due on the
first Of January last, as have legal on-
sets against the said notes, and am de-
Iernined not to pay them unless COM
PEELED by law.
JONAS SEAMAN.
March lS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27

life, fhaye not been able 60 furnish all
that is necessary TO support him. My
unhappy father, whose entire property
has been cou6scated, suffers at this mo
ment the want Of almost every thing
Without clothes, without bread, without
friend to save him from perishing OF
want, he has not even the resource OF the
beggar, which still furnishes little hope
that of being able to appeal to tie com
passionate, and to present his white
hairs to those that may be moved to give
him aid. Ny father, ifhe is not imme-
diately succOred, will die in his place Of
conceaiment, and thus, after snatching
him from violent death, shall have to
betray him 10 one more lingering and
painful, that Of dying Of cold and hun
ger.
"Be the Judge, Citizen General, oil
the extent of my misfortune, and own
that it is worthy of pity. One resource
only is left TO me. 1t is to cast myself
upon your generosity. | offer you my
head. | undertake TO 90 willingly, to
the scaffold but give immediate assis
lance to my dying father Below | give
you the name of my place Of conceal
ment; there will expect death with
pleasure, if may promise myself that
you will be touched with my prayers
and relieve my old and destitute parent"
The soldier no sooner read this letter,
than he FASTENED to the asylum OF Ma
dame de Rouchefoucalt, and not only
relieved the father, but secretely protec-
ted both, and after the 9Th Thermidor,
procured the restoration of Nj. de
Rochefoucait's property, by revision OF
their sentence.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27

N7E have just received another load
w of Messrs. Murray & Davis's
justly celebrated Patent Ploughs. The
great advantage these Ploughs have o.
yer all Others is the saving of time.
Horsefood, Gears, &c. as two horses
will do as much good Ploughing as is
generally done by three or four Horses,
BESIDES the very substantial manner
of their construction, and the durabiiiig
of the materials out of which they are
made. The price is ioa0, and Farmers
can be accommodated with them on
credit,-notwithstanding they are cash
article, and our instructions are to sell
them only for cash--From 90 to Is miles
distance wont be too far to come, or
send, and procure them.
j. S. LANE & TOWNER.
Shepherds Town, March Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
POTTERY:
IRON THE ssrroSAL GAZETTE.

rRom THE NATIONAL GAZETTE.
SPA IN.
BY w. u. TApPAN.
Yes march ye forces, in array
Yon peaceful state invade,
Pounce. ecger falcons on your prey
Draw forth the unrighteous blade!
60, Autocratl thou foe to Man,
Go bind the free-born soul;
And ye base kings, who dare not scan
His vengeance-bid If roll
Yet know, the desolating tide,
We, irpious, loose again,
Back shall Fecoil, to 'whelm your pride,
From free. unconqueFed Spain.
Go forth, We slaves although the light
OF victory, gilds your plume,
That ray shall shroud in fearful night,
Those laurels deck the tomb.
Enters within Gods canopy,
In mockery to the throne,
One hireiing prayer Of slayeryf
1t enters not alone
Ten thousand, thousand, as one heart,
Spain! JON the prayer for thee:.
Ten thousand, Thousand swords viii start
For Spain and Liberty
Hear We not voices Ills the shout
That, kindling, swells on high
See We not Ightl--thosc brands are OUT
They fash upon the sky.
Sooner those tongues shall writhe in gore
Those swords be drunk with blood,
Than Spain prove false 10 days ofyore,
False TO herself and God.
Then onward. onward, Wanting hand,
Rear slavey's symbols high;
Yet halt, proud legions Freedoms land
Is holy--touch aud die!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
Land for Sale.

FEViE subscriber will sell low for Cash,
Ill EIGHTY ACRES of first-rate Lime,
stone LAND. being part of his farm,
adjoining the lands of Joseph Grub and
Maj. Stephenson, within one and haIg
miles OF the Stone Tavern, MilI-Creek.
tits deemed unnecessary to particularise
this Land, as any person wishing TO pur-
chase will first view it. Should il not be
sold by the 5th of April next, it will, be-
offered for sale at Auction, at the Stone
Tavern, MiII Creek.
GEORGE HOLIDAY.
March Is, 1928.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27

Two hundred acres of first rate
Il limestone Land, adjoining Maj.
Z. 0Crick, Mr.. Rock, and Others, about
bali OF this tract is cleared, the other
half is heavily clothed with excellent,
handsome and uncommonly valuable oak
and walnut timber.-The Improvements
consist of a small Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Barn and an Orchard of good
frult-the whole tract is unbroken suffi-
GENTLY level and is as fertile as any o.
Their farm, of the same quantity, with
in the county of Berkeley. 1t is situated
four miles from the Potomac and two
from Stephens and Bedington Mills.
For terms apply to the subscriber.
GEORGE EVANS.
Aiarch 2O.-3w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
Public Sale.

Vt 10 be sold at Buckles Town, alias
d. Darksville, on Monday the 5lst
inst. on a credit of six months, all the
personal estate of Mildred Slaughter,
deed. consisting of all kinds of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture; an excel
lent Mich Cow, &c. Bond and security
will be required. All persons having
claims against the said estate, are re-
qaested to bring them forward for settle
ment, and those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
Smith Slaughter, Ear.
March 90.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
FOR SALE,

1.-TWO out Lots, near Martinsburg,
4 suitable for pasturage or cultiva-
ton. and very useful to family resid-
ing in Town. For terms apply to MIR
William Long, who is empowered TO
rent them for the ensuing year, If not
sold by the first of April.
WILLIAM n. SCOTT.
March 20.-3.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
F(DH g AT r..

The one half offty .aCREScf LIND,
lying on Mill-Creek, in Berkeley county
one mile from Bunker's Hill; on this
4zxs Land is erected good Mer-
f..:Ga chant Mill Plaster Mill, a Dis
..i. tiIlery, and agood Dwelling
House, AZ feet by18, a Smoke
House, and other necessary improve
ments. The terms will be made known
on application to the subscriber living
on the premises.
URIAH S. HENSUAW.
Nov. est.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
Public Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the county
I'D Court of Berkeley, committing the
estate of Samuel Hedges, decd, tothe
Sheriff of Berkeley, will be sold, by
public vendue, at the late residence OF
said decd. near Hedges Chapel, on
Friday the 98th inst. variety of
Households Kitchen Furniture.