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going down, could not help mentioning what
he had heard aud seen. Bourdeot smiled 4
said" Indeed, you might well be a lhtlt
surprised, il yoa don't know any thug O
my way on these occasions bat the whole
OF the matter WIS this ia thinking oscI
the subjects Of the day, found my spirits
too much depressed To speak as ought IL
do; So had recourse IL my usual method
of music aud a lite motion. IL has had it,
effect. | nov 70 with pleasure TO wha,
should have gone 10 in pain"
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i.ost OK stolen.

4 .Jtic doys past, Pieee q thread lacs
Ianffi. Ds edge scoiioped and II ie4l IL he scot-
iop. ihe suffare oJibe iocc his smaa spots IA he
afq,ager ac1 is geaeroiB fnisted, Hte eads q he
isce a,e bsa.ced. Aoy mtorma'ioa Repeating
lIc iace, or II rrted "a HI egica " he IU2ia-
IN, p,H be maotjHiiy cctao"itdged, aada re-
aifd y.ad ifg.e drts,'s g ag IN Got lyme Opa
r.
Ja4.a,,3 ri %
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1919, aud has since been s,eadi-
~ nd, aneing in public estimation In Januh-
~ is2h, the ediofship was assumed by Pr.
lessor Everett, oil the University NJ Cambridge,
New England y ptn stries Nas then com
menoed, with which IL Is convenient THU sui
scrptions should begin Orders for any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re
ceived by 4. Lilteii and by H. Norris Henry,
who are intercsledin The publication.
Published qamierig- Price Fire Dollars
year poyabie IN afrance.
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FATAL. ACCIDENT.

\ little gil was recently killed in the
streets of Philadelphia ia consequence OF
having been struck by stone On tie ten.
pie, thrown by Il hoy who vas induigirg
with number Of his companions, IN the
reprehensible practice Of throwing stones
n each other IN the open streets.
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! and Reviews. approprialed % siediei,s. 1 l.

and Reviews, appropriated 10 5iediea 1 Il
kindred Science.
No one will doubt The importance Of lis d.
sign. who j. .congerrant " tn the le'iodieal
sor. OF va OPP. As IS incident to such put
Iietons, the matter viii. h they consaii, > at
sethe II ak dhaufc, and VI meets The IA Sc
dneqna. eg arr wi fis d, wasrr gpids,i
wheat Is TOO Of en- checked BY useless o. pc :
cieus tates, ed where il lHpsfts rs Ike lie
prudent husbair.nan, to feett ~. ole, esd
hoard the otk.r. These publications are.
uol cover, at this time so ! offeteus, 50 costly
and 90 difficult t. be precnitd. iiilt really al4ts
cap only be coasnlted by az = m9ie ~ 4 fle
euiyatols OF science inthe Ulhed states. thfos
a mtdnm baIrewi n SIN la to tie one itDy.
proposed. IL lstheieor INFANT TO eve 81 e..
tact 50 eepous th,ir con snt. ~ not sr,ig 10
exhibit the ffogrss oithe Physical Seien. a.
broad, but TO do away 10 eieat degie., he
Necessity ofiecur,ing the works tben.se ge4.
The content, oflhe Jou ia VIII be arranged
under he disionof
/. Selected Paper.
9. Selected Reviews.
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From he Athena characterization.

-
Bigani3-A singular casc OF b!samy WAS
.rird At tue present curgi ofgeurral +essous
Of this couaiy, Fanny Edgcr, otherwise cal
led Fiancis i.dge, was indicted for aay,nS
married John Blttefiieii in August Ia t.,
she TIN Loritg Q " .ftW tdeJald living, 10
wit: George Edge. The FIRST raarriaEe TO
Edge was proved by Richard Warning, ESQ.
then Justice ofthc peace IN january, l3lU,
aad The last marriage MS proved by Ste
phen VI. Congcr, Esq. also IL Justice, and
proof was given that the first hush2ad was
sail living. The public prosecutor here
rested the cause. The f'dl, hat tayorlte
fair one. then offered 10 prove in her de
fence a E.f3 marriage, aGt5iiO. to the mar
riage VIVA Edge, and tie Rev. Mr.. Mayer,
Of tais city, was called as a witness, aud
proved that in February, 1919, the prisoner
,sas married by him 10 siun'on ". Cook.
That Cook was alive when tIe prisoner
was married to Edge WAS also proved
This singular deience was held to be good,
inasmu,h as il repealed the alicca ion IN the
indictment, that Edgr VS. her loirtbt hns-
band and undti the charge of the court,
she was acquitted. Yhr hyneneaI chains
appeared IL Sill very lightly upon tins lady,
a. sht' shook Them OF upon every favorable
opportunity that offered. Her acquita
wualL seem indeed 10 sanction the COM
nnnly received adagr. that although par
I az be punished ior a second marriage,
ysttlat Hied marriage renders the trans
action uaaiy innocent or in other words,
tbaf he LADY is ontintred. The district at
torney. however, threw ont an inslnuatl3a,
tht although she had escaped this tine
vet upon another indictment, she should DE
brought to justice. We must accordingly
wait til that event shall occur, before we
can decide this knoity matrimonial point
Fhe case was ably managed ny the coua-
81 on both sides bat the I"dy herself APP
pcared in court perfectly Tranquil! on the
occasion although we must confess we
saw none of those seductive charms which
haa gained her the hearts of tAree hns-
baads. She appeared 10 rs 10 sqwnt, and
was otherwise very orainorgin her person,
bat she was somewhat extraordinary IN her
cUnquests.
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COUGHS IAumber House
FOR SHE.

VsIIE subscriber is disposed TO sell agreat
bargain In that spacious STONE LUM-
BER-llOrSE, in tbe Town Of Lynchburg, at
present occupied by Messrs. Hardin & Crank,
The house j, four stories high, built OF the vs..
ny best materials, and remarkably strong r.
i, situated 90 the margin of the river, where
boats cnn load and unload with great eese--lt
isadmirably enlculaied for the storage Of goods,
-four and Grain il Is also au excellent stand
fora grocery, the house being sufficiently large
10 admit Of grocery, and there will then he
an abundance of room lorthe reception on sto-
rage OF goods, -four and grain. The terms will
be liberal il carly application be made TO Mr.,
George Wbitlocke OF Lynchburg, who is fully
Authorised to dispose oft
JOHN Couch, senr.
January 7. Wis "A
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o. The EDITORS OF rHr VRorSIAY,
labcnis for Lynchburg and MS vicinity, ] SO
llelt subscriptions IL the above works
The North American Review, and AmerI-
eau journal Of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claInl 10 public support, "a forming inpor-
thnt parts of our national iteraintt.
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-a19-

.H,aifcence.--The sum of $4,000 has
hem raised in Boston, for the bencit of the
emily ofLt. Alien, WHO was murdered by
t5,. pirates and We think ii is incumbent
pDon merchants and insurance companies
,.,.a.raily. Ia follow the handsome exam
,,se. set by the Bost"nlans, and ra'8f a sun
wll:cn sb Il place lis family eomioi'abe'-
Tie tin.r may come when our n'frca1nt'
and commerce generally viii require adal-
linna, nro .ectIon. and they must merit pro
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07

MARRIED, on Weda, sday evening last
by tie Rev. William 5. Reid, Capt. Ed
MUND PATE, Of BotetoGrt, TO Miss SA-
Raj BAILEY, ofthis place.
----, on Thursday, 18th Nov. by
the Rev. Dr.. Phillips, JAMES WEBB, Esq
10 Mss ELIZA IRWIN, all Of Bedford.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
SMALL, pDA.

A single cast of small pox having APP
peared at Baltimore which trrminatcd-in
death, the board Of health there ordered
the body 10 be removed and measures TO
be taken To ehyiaic the extension ofihe dis.
ease, by burning the bedding, apparel, &c.
of the family.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07

We, tie undersigned. having examined ard
tried Clocks made by ives, Lewis & co 10
not hesitate TO pronounce them IN excellent
nIodeI nnd OF superior worklnnn.iir IN apyof
tire kind We have ever before seen, ard would
recommend taen to any person wishing to
purchase 'ohN EoN y
J. =. AhiHoES l. 90,
Jan Z. tos
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Ny. Z. Y. YtAilali

MAS removed To the Office formerly oc-
4 Z cupied by William NJ. Rive, and VIII
5rHcfice Medicine in town aud the surround
ing country Jan. = 81
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Nost-01,ce.

G. In consequences al change ia the
departure OF he Western Mail, it win in
future close at 8 L. VI. Sundays md
Thurs ays. Jaouery I.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
Jonrnai Of foreign Medicine.
Conducted by. SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. M
q .uL VI Il LIN pRIlE IL ID

As IS tit'e indicates, the Journal IA ofie' ef'
To the lat. onage OFT e pubic, wa lie con uct
ed entirely o. the incipe OF scieetion, Tbs
lrednle texture q he plan, more dip nc y enun
GATED IS - present 1t ~ 'ted intervals, SOFT o
yno. 90 .! tae fore,sn Nag'zuse, Jsutna's
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American Journal of Science md
Arle.

Conducted ~ BENJAMIN sILiIMAN, Pro-
tts'or IF Chemistry, &c. Yale College
This Journal befnn in the y.m lslg Two
numbers, between which there is an inter, III
d about three months, folm o volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
NeaA Estate at auction.

GREEABLE TO the last will and les,
IA tament oil Ileaekinh Stone, decd. will
he sold, ON Friday the l0th int. nj Que %
clock, before the door OF John H. u. Payne :
auction room, u valuable
House and half-acre Lot,
On the bill ,near Mr.. II. Iordon'son ~ months
credit, the purchaser giving bond with anpfo-
we'd security. Tho sale will DO nude without
reserve. MiCAJAH STONE,
Acting eJor. Of H. Siont, dsed
Jan. 7. 2tiiA
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PETER HARRIS. :"


From he London Laealy Gasettc.
SOLITUDE.
10 love- and 1--we for one alone,
From earllis dnth tromn,els free;
To see no form except thai one
Which most We wish TO see,
10 strive the lonely hour 10 blc5s,l
Cheer'd through by gratitude
linz heart tiien feels 10 loneliness,
ms j. Elt sOiitade,
Bat TO gazo on thc desert home,
The iord enc TAR away,
Aud count the ling ring dpvs 10 come,
And mourn o'e, tie dclay
Watch or Tao Weil-huown 3tep--to hear
\ atabgtr fool inirllde
Then eHsil away The Surfing tear--
44@-thiS Is soidudc
To wander through The festive scene,
With ,ouIs but Ill at edse,
To stray where lighter hcatt, haze been,
And mock ut thoughts likc thee;
To look Tor oDe mid those around
Would glad our mournlu mood,
Then starr from mirih', distractiug sound
Ihis-lh.5 IS e1iiudf.
Tread we the gorgeous halls Of state,
WhcnaIl we love are by;
We can ef2e on the ricb aud great,
Without one cnvlous sigh.
The sel-saue -eeuc the - sGrteys,
With OTHER feelings sie@ Il,
We minec in the mriaiGl maze,
No iongsr soi.,ade.
To lanl where foot had seldom been,
We're 1 our fate 10 roam,
stlll Il, die mari which silds the scene,
The tcart which forms the home,
Oar path may lac tie w.ldrlness,
But still - io3 pursued
The one los d hand in ours we press,
And find no solitude.
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~ u . NJ
From S. crcs'S anecdotes.

When the tolerated Father Bourdelot
(who was son ,alcs called the French TIL
Iotsen) Mas to preach once On Good Fri
day and the proper officer came TO attend
him TO church, his servants, said that he
was in his study, and that if he pleased he
might go up to HIM. Ia going up stairs, he
heard the sound OF Il violin and as the
door stood a little Il jar, he SAW nonrdelot
stripped into his eaasock, play ,ng a good
b;ish tune and dancing about his study
He was extremely concerned, for he e.
termed that great man highly, and thought
be must be run distracted. However, al
last, he venipred To rap gently a tia door
The father Immediately laid down bis $40
lin, hurried on his gown, came 10 him, az.
with his usnai composed aid Pheasant look
said, "Oh, sir, Is Il YOU hope | hay.
not made you stay: lam quite ready 10 at
tead .or."-TLe poor man as they "cf'
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s.4nraA .-.-
EADRDplINRA.

Isaiah hddrr, boy belonging 10 lps-
Hich Massachusetts, in the employ Of Mr..
Gregory stone, OF Lincoln, died At the lat
Ter place ON the Goth ult. OF hydrophobia.
About six weeks since on his way home, a
raceon ran towards him--sprang over Il
fence and fastened an his hand, where he
continued UNI the lad reached home
The screams Of the boy brought Mr. Stone,
10 his assistance, who Was obliged 10 cut
The ANIMAL throat 10 release the hand from
his Avs. ~ wound was dressed, and ne
suspicion entertained that the animal was
mal-lndeed II Ni5 expected the lad would
experience no seiloes Inconvenience, when
sa,.denly he was seized with hydropho=
hia, aud fell victim to that distressing
maIady.
Frdnkiin 1t ia rather curious incident,
thai when the Americans sent DR.. Franklin,
a printer, As Minister ~ France, the Court
oil Versailles SEM ii. Girard, beolhindcr,
~ Minister to Congress. When DIR.
Franklin WAS Told Of II, Wen, said he, III
PRINT the Independence ofAmerl,a, and NJ.
Glrard viii JindH.n
-..anAs"..
Inc loloNIES peulon rom itttr iilf-
ris, one Of the Catawbd tribe Of Indians,
was presented, "a lew daysago, in the South
Carolina Leg nature.
70 The Copaeiis NJ SopH Caroline.
:" am one 81 The lingering cm5ers OF an
almost extuguished race---our graves viii
soon he our habitailons. am one OF The
few slllhs that sill remain IN the Geld,
wheI the tempest u the rc,o'ution is past.
J ,Iorght oga'5ist the British .joi your sokc
tho British have disappeared and goa
are .JJee Z: yet from me The British took no
thing hayel gained any thing by their
defeat lparsGe tie deer Tor my sabsis-
tence the deer are disappearing, and |
must staryc. God ordained me for the 10
rest, and my habitation Is Ina shade-hut
the slrcagth Of my ann decays, and my
feet fail ii the chase. Tie hand which
fought for your liberty is nov oI~n for your
relief In my youth, bIed in battle that
you might BE- indepeodent--Iet not my
heart IN MY old age bleed for thc want Of
your administration.
lslgncd) PETER llARi.iS."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07

Among the ne. publication. IL England,
Que, eafi.la4 " ;ii,' uaii,"r III dafIias It's
EPsersa IN i'le persaa Of tie c>l,.bsatrt;
A@i, =. l'ae t~.-ct...'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07

The celebrated En,lishman, Capt. Corh-
faba, VINO j. famous batl IN and out 81 Ea-
rope for his long eXcars!0ds ON foot, and
ilas been for two years engaged in such a
.oar n Siberia, to discover ~hethet in the
NoFiaern l.at.ales tiietr IS any connec-
u"a hetwcca lae continents ri hsil and Il
i.aefiea, has married in kanIscha..,9, a na-
we u that - la.ry, aaj - no# an ass re-
,pfn. lie iia. ~. foana ANY iiuetion 81
Nc Two cuIfi..fl.l- u iLlb.,..r .t1nlr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
RTMFORD ACADEMY

present occasion with all The confidence that desire
70 give general saishcon can convey. The present prn
cpa Mr r. L. OFshcrty, being about Co reijre from lie
l'gauon whchhe has repeatedly filed with uc credit
10 himself and Denehtto his pupils his hopes ~
add 10 his well known zeal aud asiGuiiy tbe ndvan,oss
derived from t1eny YEARS erPence IS principal of long
established academy and laiferly professor aurunves
in distinguished college Many Gentlemen NJ the lesre
professions who have been his pnpis, some trustees in
this state bear testimony 10 his literary moral
tons MIR kuhiu on his part. THINKS u only Necessary 10
repeat his assurances tn the parents aud guardians who
may pense % paronise this establishment and 20 place
confidence In him and the principal that their wishe. shall
ha strictly attended 10, and ever exeron made render
q rs useful as II ever has been and other n the state
IT. duties will recommeuce the 27h October next and
continue ll 3ls December there will be then usu
Of the studies until 18th Of Jannarv hici tie fev viii
be rrsumed. aud continue with The exception of summer
months vacation, until 18th ot the following December
ifIns ior tWii1n J0i Tor board iO0to be pail quar
tctly ~ advance. EUWAKD FERRIS.
Anni. d. Ell WV HIfEEIN
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ept 8. $3.50 JOSEPH d. CLAusEL. NJ. O.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

kt'ok Hpfrehendng and securing him in Jail that get
taken in The state Jack Harriss WHO sometimes calls him
sen Jack "rhn free negro raised in the county of Bed
ioTu STATE o virginia hold his the 28tI
tcioher 1888 Said Jack Harrss was sold ,v order o.
n"ehinshHm eourtto pay nil fees purchased
phen Phnhey from whom he shortly anaway wa, taken I'm
t'r county OF Bedford, lodged in JAIL which place H. was
hsan odd when became the purchaser. This fellow left
me IN February last lack arrs> yellow fellow stout
made nh"ui feet iieh, cW so OF age
processes Ia hy stone hrick. when he he wore
large wh>kers which he easily OF; his had lost
hnIi ihc -nt las rnihiu@, believe dark mixed cloth
Clerks OF courts where his nentueS may recorded are
cautioned against removing them.
September 10. 3a-8t JOHN p GRAV
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@. J. MACnURDO, lr
THOMAS TAYLOR, i'us'ees'
FOR SALE

ON the 18th Of October 1929 TRACT OF LAND m the
county OF Halifax, containing by estimation acres
about 400 of which river ofbe first uuaty
he high lands are generally good, well timbeTed
eIeo Ibs land about eight miles south Of
mousse on the south side of Dan river, branch the
Roanoke, which IS nayigaed with entire safety.
the estate has all the usual improvements it, large
an" cOmodious dwelling house icebouse. stables tobacco
houses aud buildings for and other domestic pur-
poses hr tract may be divided adyantageOUsy into
ere parts and will be disposed Of If desired One fin
he purchase money will be required in hand the
oeanee 10 TWO equal instruments falling due the
18th December 1924 the other on the 25tb pee 1926
Also, TRACT OF LAND in the said county, two miles
ABOVE Tue aforementioned tract situated The side
Of Dan river containing $50 acres of which ast 100
gre rVer bottom Of fine quality and about 200 creek
DoO "hoh require hut little render them
sudoe As t'eT bottom ON this tract there is valuable
Terry across Dan river The terms for the sale this
ieho WI be the same ms for the first mentioned tract Of
land. Possession will be given al Christmas hut nernis
son WI be granted the purchaser make any preparation
which he wishes for a crsp the ensuing wear
PAUL CARRlkGTON,
CLEMENT Il. CARRINGTON.
July 10. 9t a. w
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LAND IN MUSH ISLAND.

VIE subscriber offers for for years,
valuable corn and cotton estate the Roanoke ireT
IN North Carolina. IT lies in Mush Island Immediately
low the falls OF the river and adjacent town
weldon where the canal terminates. The navigation
to the island is good for boats carrying 500 TO 500
barrels OF corn Nearly 500 and in pTn
ductve cultivation. There 500 more to clear
which the tenant will be permitted TO advantageous
terms lie will take his rent in money in third OF
The produce from the abour of At least 20 able hands
Tor the present year rented Capt. James Gee whose
manager will shew IL To persons disposed 10 view it
lie has another arm in the fork Of White OAK Swami
and Cckihominy river which he would rent for one
more yeaTs--It Is ~ miles below this cty-has go
acres opened, and 100 sf very rich land vet 90
clear on the swamp and River, which the tenant ma
90 on mutually advantageous terms, the timber being
very valuable. Colonel Burton Is now the tenant on1
nus oVerSeer will shew the land any TO
September II. Aft TOS TnENr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
PRIVATE EDUCATION.

HAVING determined To devee myself to the education
OF my sons, will take into my family eight bovs
irom7 To ID years of This limited number will en-,
Die me To- attend 10 the peculiar character disposition
each particular boy With regard the man which sim
pursue with pupils, shall here observe thai IL Is
intenae'i to combine bodily with mental Improvement =
so directing their amusemeus give strength end aqil-
~ To the body which necessarily e vigor
and energy Oithe mind. The instruction ,y be
liberal, add viii comprise reading, writing grammar com
po>on geography, the of the globes civil history te
elements o natural philosophy, and chemistry nri,letic
algebra geometry the Latin French bellies iritres
logic and ethics.
nc rnre charge for The scholastic year VI months
WI ne 100 dollars, payable haify yearly, aiyav in v,nce.
TINS VIII al>o include board, bed
anu elementary books according list he furnished
NAV oe supplied by parents guardians if o they IN
ne supplied by myself ~ the booksellers prices opuri
WIN oe admitted for shorter period than the scholastic
year' and none that unable ~ read
OCCURRENCE IN price viii he made whether the pur NJ
tepts Two or more Of The above branches as each u
equally command my attention, and care The variation
September. " " ~ -
Those who feel DESTROYS - avail themselves Of ti,
aho'e proposals will do tie favor, address me- iIur
"'s w zen 'hr subject VIII. BRENT, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03

A GNEEAbLf "a the inst VIII AID tesoh.--l -.
~ Hichar BEDFORD rec. shall offer Tor sse H. the bigi
est hihsr. ihc prernes Thursday tho day of 90
tober next, The tract 81 land formerly the residence said
dccedcnf. lying Beaverdam creek adjoining the ansF
of is WPcasants, VIM ~ Peasants and others cnnfaninp
by recent survey R subject IN the widows dover
Possession will he given the day o. or soon rs the
present growing crop be saved The tcms of sale
be onea cash. 50 much may ~ N satisfy
and pay hr amount n the Judgments against the
tate the balance ntwciye months from The day sale the
purchaser giving bond with good security and deed nt
trust 10 SECURE he pny iie time and pfgce
VIII nc solo Tor cash H the ppFiaic property
70 toe es'rr - The land win shown Nv ne subscriber
OF MIR Nicharl VI. Crouch, living on the preuisps
Wa. GgkRaANT. ~ c. Tor Geo. w. rnyne
Sheriff aud sdn'or with the win annexed
G0ochi1uc, Sent r. .57LvrfN
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F0i, SALE

the 10Th Of October next II air otherwise the mex
- iair DAY, the tarmvle Tavern. This is n very com
moniou' dwelling with eight rooms convenient cellar
una every clubhouse necessary Tor the
family IL has attached 10 II large rich garden from
wnIeh snhicsn quantity ofyegeabes NAV he raised.
FHnNille Is handsome 10urishing village situated in
wealthy neighbnrhnod certainly no uar OF the coun
more neatly hrd agreeable. IL is generally acknow
iecse 'nat bu lev situations section unber
enH"y bold out greater inducements the
ino.e whe wish 20 realize such property will well Ia
cenlber, - - ~
fEhMS.-one ttird of the purchase money in hand
the balance in two equal annual payments bonds viii,
undoubled security Will be required OF tie rrrrhasrr
WILLIAM H. SMITH Admr.
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