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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
TO LAURA.

TO LAURA.
Dear Laura. when you were flirting young
Miss,
And I was your dutiful swain,
Your smiles could exaft to the summit OF bliss,
Your frowns could o'erwheim me with pain.
Your ,uere dear to me, tssn love, but now you're
my wife.
tis strange the fond tie should be nearer,
Yet when am payang YOUR debts on my life,
Your seem to get DEARER and pEARER.
An Irish ig-merchans, who had
moro money in his pocket than his rag
sed appearance denoted, took an inside
passage in one Of our stage coaches,
during the late severe frost. A dandy,
of the first order. who was fellow pas
senger, was evidently annoyed by the
presence Of Pat; and having missed his
handkerchief, tasked him with having
picked his pocket, threatening to have
him taken before q magistrate at the
next stage. Before they arrived there,
however, the exquisite found his hand
kerchief, which he had deposited in his
hat. He made very awkward kind
OF an apology upon the OCCASION; but
Pat stopped him short with thisretnark
"Mske yourself easy, my honey, there
is no occasion for any bother aboct the
matter. You took me for thief. and
took you for q gentleman; and we are
both mistaken: that's all my honey"
LiuerpooI Mercury.
Fontenelle, Ut the age OF 81, after
saving many able aud gallant things to
the young and beautiful Madame Hell
vetius, passed before her without per-
csiving her, in order to place himself
at tabis-"See," said Madame Helve-
thus, show l ought to value your gal
Isntries: you pass before me without
looking at me" "Maeame," said the
old man, eff I had looked at yo0, I
could not haze passed"
A few dave before the death Of DR..
Fothergill. a gentleman much addicted
70 the bottle. and possessed OF few vir.
cues, applied to him for advice. Being
introduced. the doctor who had somo
knowledge of his person, which b Jwev-
or he chose to conceal, enquiring what
was his allment, to which the other re.
piled, he was very we'll in health, ate
we'll. drank we'll, and slept, but wished
60 know how he might guard against
sudden snaps, The venerable physi-
clan gave q prescription for his com.
plant. in the following deserved res
proof-sDo Justice, love mercy, walk
humbly before God, and do not snop
the bottle too often.
Judge Breckenridge, in repfimand-
ing a criminal. amongst other hard
,.nmss. called him q scoundrel: The
prisoner replisd-"sir, l am not so
great q scoundrsl as your honor
takes me to be -s'Put your words clos-
or together" said the Judge.
WARREN (OHrs), April 5.-The ses
sion of the court of common pleas tor
Geauga county, closed on the 22d ult. the
honorable George Tod presiding. The
two last days oil the term were occupied
on the trial OF Benjsmin Wright. for the
murder OF Joseph Warner in February
last. The jury were sent cut oR Saturday
evening, aud shortly after returned with
verdict, 6nding Wright guilty Of murder
~ the first degree. The court pronounced
the sentence Of tue law, that Wright be
hung on the 18th OF May next.
VIRTUE,
.fVl> Grs$ alan foxro rdS yirf,,o :. IN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
New Orleans Sugar, &c.

~ HHDS. prime N. Orleans sugar
n rs bbls. Porto Rico do .
- IS bales cotton suitable for retailing
288 gross velvet corks
now landing and for sale by
SAM'L. MESSERSMlTh.
Who hos in store,
Bakers No. ! and e, and Lapham's No l,
CHOCOLATE,
in boxes and, halt boxes fresh from the
mandatory.
aprii 8 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22

Mahogany, Hides, &C.
r ANDlNG from schr. New-Prlscilla,
IL from St Domingo
$4,000 feet superior mahogany
1900 OK hides
1900 lbs St. Domingo tobacco
s barrels collector sale by
J. & J. HARPER.
In Store,
A few jars Para syrup
april 8 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22

eaft Aaoat.
onnn Bushels Turks Island
H(MA Salt, on board the Bri.
cOOO fish brig Jessie, at Vow
elI's wharf, for sale by
T. VOWEL, or,
JNO DOUGLASS.
For Barbados,
~ The Brit. big JESSIE, a stauneh
A good vessel. Cor 300 bbls will be
iaken AZ a moderate freight. 20 to So
good draugh, horses are wanted. Apply
as above,
april u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
ALIENS
Lotteru and Exchange ODc'

Lottery and ETchdHgc UUtce,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington CITY.
Approved endorsed notes, payable after
The drawiug, received in payment tor tick
cts.
AtrOrders from any part OF the United
States, 10y mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance, enclosing the cash or priz.
tickets ia any OF the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctus'
attention, addressed TO
S. & N. ALLEN g. Co,
Washington City, d. C.
april ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22

Judge Breckenridge, in reprimand
ing a criminal. amongst other har'
,sGmss. called him scoundrel: tn
prisoner replisd-"Sir, am not 81
great . scoundrsl as your honor
takes me to be -''Put your words clos
or together" said the Judge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
From the Nantucket nquireE
CALCULATION.


CALCULATION.
This word is for ever 10 the mouths IF
some people. A referepce TO dollars Snd
cents for'hs the concluding argumeot upon
evefy Propnsi,Ion; all o,tsr pleas, however
reSoneble, JUST, or Necessary, Gee before the
sh.conquering aie,um, cbunl the COS, 20
Not tha, prcdence is TO be condemned nor
tho practice OF economy aiscouraged-'bts
aro virtues whose exercise, while they remain
vhtues, We would aiwsys incuicaie. But
how often Is tho bassst avsries INDUCED un
Ger the abused nsme Of husaliy sod how
seldom Is the boundary regarded, which sepa-
rates genuine discretion 10 matters Of peeuni.
sry expense, fom downright meanness and
the mos, so'did psrsimony
Calculation Is GO opiste which puts 10 rest
many isudshic en;e' prlze--itn nightmare,
b'ooding over some OF ths sw.stes affections
snd noh'es impulses ofthe human heart. Il,
qucnches the zeal cf ps;rioSsm, and quietly
witnesses liberty eDd iS-,,ce trampled upon
by the hooss oi 'yca0ny and cupidty. To lii
:'niure II IS mos, deadly ioe. Gonius and
mental industry freeze under rs frigid shade
---snd merit, waiting tor encouragement, goes
p'ning and trembling 10 l,s gave.
What should we think of that man who +,
while standing securely On shore, beholding
a)ellow being vheimed IN tho pi,iless ocesn
and struggling in the extremity Of despair,
could cast mp the coss Of me d'o~niog
wretch's salya,ioo--who could draw forth his
memorandum book end pencil, and 6gIre
with nice delber asion, the exact difference in
dollars ond cent, end mile, between this o.
that attempt at his rescue
Xet, such ms0 there arc, be il scknowirde.
ed with shame's teddes, blush whose souls
ere contracted within the narrow circumfef.
ence OF silver dolIs,--whose calculating
miads ace bounded by the nioe digi,s-whose
imaeins'ion's utmost latitude is that OF a
bank note
Alas! poor human nature. Would tha,
the sane prsesu,ion were spilled to those
ISLANDERS which alc hsaped without conscience
o. calculation upon tho oppressed and the un.
fortunate Would ths, the powers Of asnh.
Iueiic might be as sctopu,ous'y employed in
estimating the mi,chiefs which proceed from
ins'dious co'unny md coward. drtrsctionI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
AUCTION GOODS.
WIN. JAMES T]LLEY.
No. ll9, Thames. street.
). !, Custom House Court.

INA 40. j, CHSforl House Court.
II AS this day opened large assert
u Il ment of goods which we're purchased last
week in NewYoIk, at auction. for cash. and he will
sell them very low for that precious article, short
credit.
.9taong hsn arr n: }olsrsiny -
Nice blue and black broadcioth, complete sssort.
ment oi cassineres. good sstinels as low 81 cts
per yard. ahandsOme assortment English and French
laces very handsome assortment pelerines, zeha
handkercbiefs With cheneil borders, do do plain,
yelveteen haudkerchiefs, merino and cashmere do
besutiui retIcues, very cheap, ladies' embroidered
and plain silk hose, very fine for ss. large supply
OF cotton hosiery fnerIno, csshmete aud cotton
shswls plaid, striped and plain sks side and nar
row V bombasins. complete sssort rent 6omba-
zetts csilcoes, gineham and cafnbrie prints white
esmbTic and muslin fer dresses dsnssk and dia
pers, table cloths for only IS, few more pieces oi
those cheap muslins for only A. 3D. said TO be well
worth IS; a complete assortment she'll and horn
combs almost TO give away English and American
sheetings and shirtngs superb lot plain and hg-
ured ribbon; Italian and Canton grapes silk mar.
sells and Jane yestings striped and white james.
.fso--twenty thousand India sporting crackers,
and one case mems and boys Leghorn hats.
w. y. Tiliey, will open oO the arrival Of the
B ID. Jones. from New York, one case VII te and one
case OF black Leghorn fats. some OF v hch will be
very good tor the low price OF 2is the fat.
May7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
awhA No ySuuR lsxMiy1; fSaf, Nv

ing no visible way TO msisin the mselves, or
any thing 10 begin the wod win, yet resolve
to marry and be misersbI let IL be deemed
hehs larceny. Ifs young brother marry an
old women, purely Tor ugnien enance. let It be
/ se ae/endrnd0.' When Q th old fellow mar.
nes young girl in her born, would have
u made felony without benefit of clergy.
When two old creatures, at can hsrdly hcsf
ono another speak, bst lsrh and cough oight
aod day, sod can pfoposenot The least com-
tort TO themselves, yet wilmsrIy TO be mose
miserable, let them be d,med nan comics,
and sent TO . mad house. When lady mar
ries her coschmsD, and q ln,lemsn his cook.
maid, (s,pecially If thess,e children BY
former marriage let tbeuso,h be transport.
cd fos fourteen years. Wen man has had
ono devil Tor q vile, and h buried her, and
will marry second, let In be Brought 10
(e|o de se,r and buried 10 th high way sceo'd.
ingy When woman igood eircum,,sn-
ces Uar'iss a town rake, tt worth q groat
II she is betrayed into il, 4 il bs called scei-
denial desihj Il che koewt, mike IL simple
fetony and singe her in ,hdisi. When msn
with 90 childien, marries woman with FIVE
or six, vice versa, let thsdelinquent stand
'"N~ "' '"e p''Oi u 'oso stu vars ouu suHc'
one yeaI's i'm mpYisopmeni. II man nsrrie,
women OF ~ fame, kDowig her TO DO SO, le,
him have pair Of bo,ns plnied on bis street
door, 10 heraslgao RET nenriGn and If she
be sno"n ecoid, then couple Of meats
tongues, as sn additional ornament TO the
hireei door. And when ; man or woman
ha'ries 10 The d'sinher,insof their children,
let them suffer ss In case Df high treason.
When woman roarriss a mn deeply in debt,
Knowing him TO be so, lot sr be sent 10 the
house oi correction, aod kpt to hard labor
Tor three months; and il h deceives her, by
not letting her know his trcum,tances, Lot
her be scQui,Isd, snd he b deemed 10 beat
hemp all tue days OF his lii;'
10 his own defence,
fGni!ty OF suicide.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE.

AND FOR SALE,
1T Mr.. James AammOnd's Book. Store,
and at Deacon Samuel VmSon'S,
THt. first namber OF the LADIES MAG
AHsE-Suoscsip,ion papers are open at both
places. Those who have subscribed, will
please call or Send for theirs at Deacon S.
WILSON'S.
The motive tha, induces the ssls Of the
frs number singly, or to suit purchasers, is
to give Specimen Of the Work, in the hc pc
Of Obtaining moro Subscribers and with less
uooble than the usual method.
Newport, April 9, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25

'ln his own defence,
4 entity Of suicide.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
POETRY.
From Blsckwood's Msgsxine.
1sazRE rs q TONGUE xxEyE1Y Lear

7!4ERE rs q TONGUE ~ EVERY LEal
There is tongue in every leaf!
voice in every riIl
4 voice that spesketh every where,
IN Hood and FIRE. through earth and air,
A tongue that's never still
'Tis the GreA, Spirit, wide diHased
Through every thing we see,
Shst with our spirits communeth
Of things mysterious and Dcatbt
limo and Eternity!
! see Him in the blazing SON.
And in the thunder cloud;
hear him in the mighty roar
That rusheth through the fores, bear,
When winds are piping loud.
Isee Him, hear Him, every where.
a., IN all things--darkness. light,
offence, and sound but, most Of aif,
When sIumber's dusky curtains fan,
At tie dead hour of night.
] feel Him in the silent dews,
by grateful earth betrsy'd,
feel Him in the gentle showers,
The soft south wind. the breath Of aowery,
The sunshine, and the shade.
And yet (angrAteful that sm y
I've turn'd IN suien mood
From all these things. whereof He sai5,
When the great whole wss finished,
That they were livery good"
My sadness on the lovelcst things
Fell liSe unwho'esome dew
The darkness that sncompass'd met
The gloom felt 30 palpsbiy,
M'no own dark spirit threw.
1et lie was patient--slow to wrath,
Though every day provoked
uy selfish. piniog discomfort,
Acceptance cold or negligent,
And promises revoked
And stiil the same rich feast was spreaG
For my insensate heart
Not always SOL swohc again,
Ip join Creations rapturous strain,
10 lord, how good Thou art ~
Lte CLOUDS drew up, the shadows Gee,
The glorious sun broke out,
And love, and hope, and gratitude,
pspclied that miserable mood
N darkness and Of doubt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
PAPER HANCiNE
CHARTS. &c.
nm. II. RATHHONE,

HAs just received and offers for sale, at his store,
he0S Of Packet WhcrE q new Chart, extending
from New-york to Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920, With genersi ssscttmen of CHARTS
OF The latest surveysBowdich'. Ncvigstors, 5,h ed.
ticn American Coast Pilots, roth edition; Nautical
A'msnatks for the years 1929 and 1898 seamens'
daily Assistant-whh complete assortment af Nau-
teal Observation-Disclosures writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Qus and Ink Powder.
-fso, general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsge and ship Chandlery.
JusI received 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 Thousand Dricks-20 doz Tile,
Gr Ccrdage and Cables made to order, and
ses furnished With every article for long and short
voyages. August Ii.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
4Hadams DC J0u!onges, Lody .f65ess Of ROYAL.
Lieu, France.
IISRRLsCE.

The following appeared in On English ps
pe,' Ns time when bill was under conside.
ssuon' TO prevent eiaodss,ioe Marriages.
Iney vere 'u'eoded - sslu,sry clauses to be
soded 10 :hs bill, 10 ordsr to preveu, unhsppy
pau'sges end the psSs!,iss to be iaAic ed on
the dslioqusnts wsse % foiNws.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
miscellaneous ArtirIes
From u late London paper.
sHE DEAD ALIYE ,


Tho resurrection men have sdopted a new
plan 10 p'even, detection BY 6ress,ne the bo-
dies which they steal, so that II seen they ap.
pc" asleep. A few days ago two Of them
coming from tho country, s,opped a, . public
house, about four miles fror, Town, with The
body OF man. whom, sf,er vio,ssing tho grave
1hey dressed In tho Uniform of a soldier
While IN the house, taking sef-e.hm m, M, O
s"'d'er who vss billeted ,here, went 10 the
door TO smoke his pipe, snd curiosity having
inauced him to looh in tho cart, he perceived
soldier, as he supposed asleep, whom in The
nfs' instance no conceived TO be . deseftet,
snd hailed him Hslioo eomrsde, where 10 !"
No, receiving an answer, he attempted TO a.
wake tho corpse, exslaiminR, 4" Come my boy
tst Us have something TO drink" No ans We r
being made no went TO the hos,le,, and they
examined the body, when The latter expressed
his suspicion that the fellows, who were in
the house, were body dy.sna,chers," and he
snd The soldier held = council Of war, os to
what steps they should pursue, when it va.
agreed 10 convey the dead man into the stable
and that the soldier should take his place in
tho cart, while tho hostler would follow OF,
horseback to assist him In case OF need This
was accordingly done, and tho Snstchers hsy.
ing refreshed, drove OF with the cart; but
they had not proceeded . hundred yards DO.
fore they found the supposed dead man ,un.
bic obout, and stopped TO remedy the ipcon-
Nenisncs. On taking hold OF him, ono Of the
isllows observed, a" Ise be cursed IL this here
subject is'nt warm ;"--,he other having felt
HIM, said. " Dam Uo, bu, he's no, -" and
SO would you DO too" said tho soldier, elf
you had como from where have BEEN
This was enough; tho Sns,ehers were peui.
he'd, and almost terrified to death /; bu, q, soon
70 they recovered they set OF, leaving the car,
and horse in possession Of the .oldier and
bostler, neither Of which has since been own.
ed. The body Of the dead mao was In two
days sf.er restored to his friends, by whom il
was missed from the grave.
4Hadans DC Jou!anges, Lady .f65ess Of Royei.
Lieu, France.
"This exeelisot women fell 0 victim 20
evolutionary madness. She snd her gunner.
Gus sisters were led to the scsfFoId on the
Same day. While leaving the prison, they al
ehautsd the Yeni Creator upon the fatal car.
When arrived ct tho place Of puuishn en,,
they did not interrupt their strains. One
hesd isIl, aod ceased to mix lie voice with the
celestial choras-but the strsin con,ioued.
Ehe Abbess suasred last; and her siogle
voice. With increased tone, s,ill raised the de.
sost versicle. II ceased at ones--it Was the
lilenoe Of DEATH"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
NEW-YORK HATS.
George W anton,

A.gcht 10 T.. Hathaway,
EAS just received a complete assort-
l. 1 ment of Mems, Youths and Chiidrcns HATS,
and as they we're made by the best workmen easress
y for his rarks1, they warranted good, spd hav
ing been purchased with Cssh-snd paying no du-
ties or profits in Providence. they be afforded
much cheaper than Hats which do NOT come direct
for, Ne7s- York
Mems fashionable oval, bell ard strait crowns !;
Youths and Chidren's fancy hats Men. wide Grim.
two silyered and giided one case fine Csstors
making variety of every kind usually wanted, are
pow opening and Tor sale ~ the Book and flat STORE
PAPER H,qNCLNtS.
Several hundred ho!ts for rooms and window cur.
tains. some rery ton pr'eed-In the course Of this
week, large quantity of most elegant Papers, with
match Borders, will be offered fop sale.
BOOKS
SchoolBooks Of every kind in use family DibIss
With pls'es-Writing and letter Paper, seam:ns and
blank Account and chdrens picture books will be
furnished at moderate prices.
April 80.
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UNION FACTORY

INDIGO BLUE.
HE subscribers respectfully Informs Uei-'
friends and he public, tba, they have estsb--
ished the indigo blue Dying. snc nave employed
all experienced workman at he coioring and finish.
ing Wooilen goods Of all descriptions will be Sn.
ished in The nesIest manner, on the ssonabe'
WOOL CARDiNG.
Wool of all grades csrded into rolls in the b.s.
manner. They continue to manufacture wool om,
shares or BY contract, as may best suit their ea-
poyers.
The following persons win receive and forwara
any articles intended for the Uahn Factory
EDWARD sTANHOFE, and
ROBERT gRANCIs CARR, NswsOsh
GEORGE LAYTON, Tiperssa
JEREMiAh CLIFFORD, Br,s,e! Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks to their iornes
customers and solicit the continuance OF their iss
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCk.
MOSES LAYTON
Portsmouth, June lS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-05
THE NIRGINIAN.
r.YNcnBURG, SEPTEMBER 5, 1898.

r. We owe an apology TO cur readers
for the late appearance of our paper ihls
morning, and for its diminutise size. The
non-reception of our supply ofpaper, how
ever, renders il unavoidable. We hope
that by Tuesday, we shall be enabled to
return to the usual course of things.
600
NJ The continuation of our examlna-
ton of the "principles of Messrs. Adams
and Crawford" is unavoidably omitted to-
day. II WILDE continued next week.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-05

bales have been purchased foreoHsumptien
aud no speculation during the last week, nj
Az advance of ten cenlimes. Our stock III
Jne 1919, was 1921 bales. 10 june
1873, only 10000, aud every prospect of
much higher prices as il was believed thai
at the end of the year, there would be a de-
Gcieney compared with last year of5o,ooo
bales.
LosDor, July 1.-The bill in favor of
the reciprocity of duties with foreign coun-
tries, has passed to third reading in the
House Of Commons by majority of Sc
yenty five.
MApurp, June 2s.-The Ambassadors
from Russia, Austria Prussia. aud Sardinia,
have arrived, and were presented TO the
Regency.
July 2.-'fhe civil Commissary OF Louis,
in the name of his sovereign, and Of his
highEess the Duke of Angonleme, in the
presence Of all the Spanish Generals, &c.
bro't to the Regency SO stand of Colors,
taken by the French troops in the last war,
te be deposited at the feet of Ferdinand,
when he shall have returned TO the throne
OF his ancestors.
LisboN, June 21.-Itis announced that
all the cities Of the kingdom have sent
their adhesion TO the new order of things.
--sSs.--
The Munchauspn stories told daily by
the journal des Debats, l. Etoite, and other
of the Partisan papers respecting the sue
cess ofthe armies in Spain are thus whim
sically noticed by the editor of the Courier
Francois.
"Mina, seven weeks ago, had 700 men
under his command. With these 700 men
he made a precipitate flight. Out ofthese
TOO men 5000 deserted. Inhis flight Nina
stacks Vich with 1000 men, where he
loses half his forces by desertion, and 5000
in killed and wounded. How many re-
manned ? Ballasteros was abandoned by
all his troops except three incorrlgible
Constitdtionaists. Hediyidtd bis three con
sttuiionaisis into several parties. -These
parties are attacked by the letachments of
Moltor's division; 81 out of the three Con
stitutionalists Balasteros loses 1900 Abs
bal, before his detection, lad 1900 men :;
his detection lcssened this number at least
one third. Zayas collected the remains of
AbisbaPs 1900 men and il is with these
remains we find himin the road to Seville,
commanding 5000.
The majority dfthe Royaiists in Spain
IN immense, possessing both money and
arms. The minority of the Constitutional
party IS extremely weak, and without Ell
ther arms OF money; consequently it is
clear that we should march to the relief of
the armed majority, which the unarmed
minority Expresses.
Our finances are in the highest state
of prosperity. The Spanish war does not
cost the treasury centlne. Consequent
ly we are going 20 sell 2S millions of annu-
tiles.
." The troops which we at present have
in Spain are sufficient to re- establish the
power of king Ferdinand. We are therefore
going Immediately to send Reinforcement
of40, 900 men"
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NhN veal Nstnte

of their testator, is of such value, that ii will
be necessary TO sell it, in order to make diyi.
sion, under the act of assembly, in such case
made and provided, notice is hereby given,
that application win be made TO Amherst
county court, for authority to sen the same /,
and the presence of the parties interested is
especiaiiy desired on this account. The sub.
scrlbers are anxious 10 close their administra
ton on the estate of their tesiator, and there
tore request the attendance of the parties in
terested, thatno delay maybe made in that OBJ.
ject. JESSE BECK,
T. S. The terms of the sale will be for all
sums of $40 and under il, cash for all sums
over it IL months credit, with bond and an.
proved security. Persons indebted to the es
tate, are requested 10 make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot be given. Per.
sons having claims against the estate are re-
qnested TO bring them forward for payment.
Interest win be required from the date of the
bonds II payment is not punctualy made
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