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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-04
Eighteenth Congress.
IN SENATE 50. March !.


Mr. Nable laid before tho Senate q
~-esd,ble and resolution of the Genera
Assembly Of the state Of IudiaDa, ex-
pressing their appreciation Of the re-
ma ks contained in ths Presidents
Message to Congress, 1t thseommenee.
meut Of the session. in relation to the
foreign and domestic'policy ofthe eoun.
,ry: particularly that part of the mos
sage which expresses symPathy for tho
cause Of the Grseks. The resolution
wa. read, and laid upon the table.
MIR. Lloyd, Of Massachusetts, pre-.
sented the petition of tho Eestry OF
Christie Church, in tho city of Wash
iugtou, stating that they have been at
considerable expense in tho purchase OF
lot of land, + tho location Of bury.
ing ground, portion of which has been
devoted to the interment of uiembersof
the Government, who have deceased
within tho city; that the fences around
the same, which protect the graves
and tho monuments are now going to
decay, and that tho church has not the
me ans to repair them they therefore
pray tho aid of Congress, in effscting
this object. Referred to the Commit
tee on the Committee ON the District
Of Columbis.
Mr.. Lowrie stated. that he had seme
do lots as to tho prepriety of the vote
passed by the Senate, some days since,
BY which the report Of the Judiciary
Committee, uhfavorable to the petition
of Ebsnszee Oliver and others, was &C.
espted. He would, therefore, move
the decentralization of that vote and
wished tho motion might DO permitted
to lie upon tho table, with view to call
!, Q hereafter. in case a further discus
siou of tho merits Of the claim should
be thought proper. He then moved
the reconsideration Of that vote; and
the motion was ordered to lie on the
able.
Mr.. Lloyd, of Maryland, from the
committee on the judiciary, reported q
bill supplementary to tho act incor.
the President, Directors, and
60. of the Washington Turnpike Cor.
The bill was road and pass.
ID TO . second reading.
In pursuance OF notice given on Thurs
lay last, Mr.. Taylor, Of Virginia, asked
cave 10 introduce a bill Ito provide Tor
be settlement OF certain pecuniary claims
sainst tha United States l.a. ,,,s. on on
o.; and rs,srred to the comm''see VII
DC Mr. is Clarke, Clerk Of the House OF ne,
,,esen,atiyes, came in with q message
nf"rm;ng tue Senate OF the DEAN Of WIZ"
w" Iss Ball, Member OF the tioose
t ,hs state OF Virginia; aud tnaI !ns
Hon.s had resolved 10 wear Grape 10, . .u
. .a%s;nser OF the session, aud to alleso
'be funeral Of the deceased, 'o-n0'fo" a.
1S o'clock. .,hm;,ted the
follow ing resolution, which was ""A"
"1 P.,SSis.d That the seoate will at'eod
d. S,"srai Of William Lee Ball, !a.e
que 'S q, the House Of Representatives.
from The state OF Virginia; a.d' As o ,rs" W
mouy Of their respect tor .ne u s.. ,h;,,v
the deceased, will wear Grape lot "''
days. eu. p.rbor il was order
id that, When the Senate does aolo ""d
will adjourn till "Wednesday next a"u
Ths Senate then adjourned.
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I, ba, been stated 10 the House Of Dele:
gates of Virginia, that the import OF lun,
her into that state from Maine, amounted
10, i .OOO. 600 dollars annually.
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The Corporation OF Charleston nave
.nn,;sd IN General Jackson, TO sit tor tull
Isrg,h likeness Of him, 10 be placed 10 the
city council roou, which the uene'a' "a'
agreed to
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LAND Fur SALE.
ee'd, oflerfar sale, THE FOLLOWING
>, in the coiniy OF Bedford, viz
ONE TRACY,

on the waters of Little Otter, about miles
above Liberty. and near the main western
road, containing 40o acres, near oae half OF
which is in woods, aud is considered, with the
exception OF a small part, to be prime tobac-
co land the balance ia plantation, sufficient
10 work five OF sin bands 10 advantage, aud is
susceptible OF great improvements. .on this
farm is comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
sufficient for the accommodation OF n large
faGdly, together with other necessary out
houses. Likewise, an APPLE and PEACH
ORCH ARD; the apple orchard isinteriorper-
haps. 10 but few in this upper country. This
was the former residence ot the Rev. James
TuFuar
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CAUTANN.

TI'fIE public are hereby cautioned against
I Sion +. SPENCER, about ieet or g
inches high, very black hair, fair complexion,
a very likely man, Of fine GdGfesS aud most
unbonnded assurance Abont ienr weeks ago
s,. borro..ed my Mare for a day or two, and
not having returned her for l"o or three
weeks, went in pursuit of him and found that
}ie had traded tier eis. procured writ for
the purpose Of experimenting the villain at
llalias court house, but, With his usual cum
ming, he gave me- the slip before ii could be
e4ecuted While was procuring the writ,
Spencer stole my saddle, which had just be-
fore taken from him. It is needless, after this
detail, To say that the said Spencer is Scoun-
t,e3. u Villain and Thief, and that the pub
lie should DC onthcir guard against him.
JAMES X. GREEN.
May IA. at's
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sM I cAN, aS II s@cleNce.
JOHN A. SCONCIA

OFFERS his services to the citizens of
- Lyuchburg aud its vicinity, in his new
METEOROLOGICAL system. lie hopes, by
nurentted attention 10 the duties OF his pro-
tesson, to give general satisfaction, aud to
prove at the same time that music is now re-
duced TO a science, and Is not a mechanical
requirement, as il has been heretofore regar.
ded lie has every thing necessary for the
above mentioned mode of instruction and
for the accommodation of IFS pupils, has a.
gents al the north to furnish them with music
and musical instruments He will also supply
the orders OF any other person. lie daily eA-
poets several elegant and well-toned new
PIANOS, which may be had at reduced pri-
COS. Also, MEIkON0MES, handsomely I'm
ished, SC.
\ Is. He he's at present, time enough TO at
tend two families or classes moderate dis
lance from town.
II A line addressed TO him will meet with
prompt attention
April y. Wts36
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

HAVE appointed ID. FERGUSON, Jr.
i / to transact the business OF the late con-
Germ of Freeiand, Ferguson &. Co., Who is a
lone authorised TO settle and collect the debts
due them, and TO whom application will be
made for payment of debts due by them.
WILLIAM !, FREFLAND,
WILLIAM IL, .W1NGfiFED,
DOUGALD FERGUSON, Jr.
OWENS G, FOWLER.
June 6. w4w-3o
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Stop the Runaway !

ON Monday night last, the 10th inst.
- my man BILLY absconded from the
plantation Of of J. q. J. Anderson, on otanh-
toa river, near the mouth OF Goose creek.
lie Is ofluw stature, yellow c0mPle Aion, and
betM cen 50 ard 40 years OF age hc carried
oil all his clothing, and new wool hat. 1t
is believed h. Is lurking about few London or
Lynehhirg. and may atte'nptto pas As free
mau The subscriber wili pay reasonable
reward for the apprehension and delivery Of
said slave, or for his COMMUNICATED Jail.
JAMES &. ANDERSON.
NAV II 2aHtz5g
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FASHIONABLE GOODS.
NtckEE, ROBINSON 81 co. are now
IS1 Opening splendid assortment of
49,, ,,,J 1.o.t;f,I EnnnC

.Nf1O and Beautiful GOODS,
of the lates, ilnpntntio~, viz
London aud Paris Caleoes, choice patterns,
DO. do. printed Cambrcs and Musl'ns,
A and I'd pink hnd blue Gingham%
Elegant figured Book and Null Muslins,
Baskets, Retic1les, all shades,
Rich Morocco do. entirely new patterns and
some very elegant,
A beautiful assortment of Grccian Necklace
Curl, &c.
A large assortment of fancy Silk handkerchis
Volcano ScRrts, a new article,
With great variety of other Goods, which
they offer az uncommonly low prices for cash
June l. Is
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Bedford .4pril Rules, 1924.

Ilnsley Fucker and VIM. NJ. oley, pits
against
1ohn Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, jr. and Thomas Moore, sr. deits.
~ CHiNCrRY.
Benjamin Perkins not hayirx entered their
appearance and given sec'riy according To
law aud the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing that they are not inhahitauts OF this
state on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, u rs ordf rib, that tie saia defendants
do appear oere At the next june court, ana
answer tRe r aintiil's bill--and that copy 81
th's order b. forthwith inherited in some one
OF Tue LN hchburg papers published in Lynen-
burg .or two months successfully, and TINT Il
cop OF this order he posted nj the front door
OF ne court house for two successive court
days.
4 copy-Teste. ..
80 J. STEPTOE, c. B c.
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One other 'Hract,

within mile or two of the latter, estimated
at 1870 acres, on which is small plantation, IA
considerable part of which is fresh /; likewise
pretty sroo1. DWELLING HOUSE nearly
fnished. On this place has been raised lobac-
co of superior quality, aud the land yet 10
clear, Mt least n good proportion OF II, is oil
L. IA. L.. .....iI.
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,xtiie. 0tA,nr 'Nrnct,

adjoining the last, containing between $50
and 100 acres, on which is likewise n small
plantation and some log buildings. This land
is, in point of quality, perhaps not much, IL
any, inferior TO the other, IT lies uncommon.
" well, and likewise abounds with the best
of pine for plank or shingles, and lies near n
saw mill. The two last mentioned tracts, ad-
joining each other, would be more equally
divided, to accommodate purchasers
We will sell the whole or either OF the n.
hove mentioned tracts of land upon the fol
lowing terms, viz; One third OF the purchase
money To be. paid Christmas, 1924, ut which
time possession will be Given--the balance in
two equal annual payments, and provided
the purchaser should find il To his interest in
the first payment, to advance more, liberal
discount will be made. WecGpect TO sell The
above lands III reduced prices, owing to the
pressure of the times, and should not IA sale
be effected before, we shnli offer them 20 the
highest bidder nj next Bedford June court.
Capt. John W Holt, who lives near the pre-,
misses, will accommodate any gentleman who
may wish 10 see the first named tract, and
Capt. David W. Qunrles, who lives in the ' j.
entity of the three others, viii show them.
~ 5 5sSS aI If %S$S. Executors
MAY %. Wtds IL
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Stun the Villain!

DUNAWAY the I'd of this month,
Ia mulaito man named NED. lie is u lDw
fellow, but has large broast and is strongly
made, a little bow-legged, IL high tull forehead,
dark eyes, holes in his eur5, and n tolerablc
sharp chin--wears his hair tied bchind-has a
bold and open countcuance When spoken TO
lie is IA keen arttnl fellow, aud perhaps Fan
read aud write Il h'n'--. Ills clohlu. cannot
partIeuiArly uesurIuc, tao there is no doubt
he is eentctily clothed lie has a good silver
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, boots, &c.
lie rode oil DARK GREY MARE, about 1
feet : inchcs high, IN good order, shod before,
her shoes not much worth she il lengthy aud
we'll formed--and has the rnE9ls ot slough
gear upon her shoulders, and considerable
scar upon one of thciu, iich on the shoulder
Blade, | think On the right. She has u very
thick tale and manu, though not very long
She is spirited aud active and ridos NeIl. He
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle.
bags, big coat of bear skin with lerge capes,
&c. have no douN he has obtained free pa
pers, ard will attempt 20 pass as free man,
and make to some free state; ard have no
doubt hut he has altered his name. ffe is n
handy fellow, a good house servant, miller
aud shoemaker, aud can turn his hand TO any
thing, and have no doubt but he hasa plenty
Il money. will give reward Of FIFTY
DOLL AIS 20 any person who will deliver
him tn me, or secure him in any jail so that
get him again, within this stute; ard it taken
without the state ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered 70 me, and ten dolat,
for the mare il taken within this state ami rte
| liveced To me, aud twenty dollars it taker
ont OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRlSi
Buckingham, Aug % visa
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YYust Sale.

SDY virtue of deed of trus, executed 10 the
- subscriber by Henry Franklin, bearing
date the 18th day of July, 1879, and OF record
in the clerks Office of the county court of
Amherst, for certain purposes therein express
sed, shall on Tuesday the 18th day Of June
proceed 10 sell, by way ofpubiic auction at
liz. re- sill n nrn ~ I'm. .niI ErnnL lin
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Quaniico Canal Lottery, 4lh class
G9a4 prizes, 1880 tick $4,000

1UD2D Dfduas, sat ST.
1iis Is nlottery formeJhy.fh the teruary com.
binaiion aud FORMULATION al II Nos 10 de-
termine the prizes therein the q Nos will be
publicly placed inlo wheel on the day OF
drawing. and tour OF them be drnwn oui. And
that ticket having on IL the lst, 2d aud Sd
Nos drawn irouI the wheel, Ia the order IN
(which drawn, will he entitled 10 the highest
prize those other tickets which shall
| haYeon them the same numbers in the other
orders Of combination aud Formulation, VIII
each be entitled tOa prize ef s2,ooo those
ii ofHer tickets which shall have on them
three oil the drawn numbers, aud those three
thc1,t, Cd and 4th, will each be entilled to a
prize of $1,000 those q other tickets which
shall have on them three OF the drawn Nos.
aud those three the list, Sd mud 9TH, will bc
each entitled 10 a prize 81 5000 those q 9TH
er tickets which shall have oD5them three of
the drawn No-.,riZ the I'd, 3D. aud Aih, viii
each bc.estiilcd to n prize Of s34O: those 1873
tickets which shall have OF them two of the
drawn Nos aud those two the 3D. aud 4th,
drawn, will each be entitled 10 prize Of $50
all others having on them two of the drawn
MS. (keing 500 will each be eutiiled 10 n
prize of go; and all those which s'r II have
one OF the drawn Nos on (being 6U52) will
each be entitled toa prize of IS.
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize of
a superior denomination can be emitted 10 an
inferior prize Pfizes payable 30 days after
the drawing, and subject AS usual 10 deduc-
lion Of ID per cent
The drawing wa take place on Thursday,
the 18th day of Nopember next or nj "A much
earlier day If the sale OF tickets will warrant
u, !
s1lckets and shares for sale Al Il Il Norh's
Book Store, a, the scheme price, unta Thurs
dny next the 10th inst
Whole Tickets $1--IIalves S2-Qnartcrs
81.
Packages Of 0 tickets embracing the %
and FORMULATION numbers OF the
lottery. warranted 10 draw, al least $50, less
than i, per cent may also be had attle same
rate, bni on that day the tickets will positive
iy be advanced to 50
ADTtAM X. NORTH
June l.
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One Tract,

Whereon lie now resides, in Amherst county.
distant Il miles from Lyuchburg and 10 FROM
Amherst court house, known by the name of
between and 500 Of which IRE cleared
This land lies wei! ard is in good heart Tie
dwelling house isconfortable and convenieht,
and has attached 10 it the necessary out
houses, orchards, sc. There is yet largo
portion of good trbscco land to cIcar, which
is very heavily tinibcred. The whole tract
- ,,,.Il ,vot.,r.5
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One otheY Tract,

on The waters ofBack creek, containing about
500 sCres, allin woods. a small proportion on
~ of which is considred tobacco land OF SUI
perior quality, but considerable part might
he Justly denominated tolerabIe grain land, ii
lies well, is we'll watered, and abonDds With
q xcellenf timber. esnnninIlu nine
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Notice.

ALL persons to whom subscription pa
"A pers TO the LITERARY ARGUS may
have been forwarded, are requested to for.
ward lists Of subscribers names 10 the Editor
b. the 18Th instant. June l.
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Personal Property,

To wit: one negro man Adam, one other ma.
med Pompey, and one negro woman Scaly-
Also, , brood mares, 10 head OF cattle, 10 be ad
oil hogs, with their increase, II atly--Also, Nil
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, aad
plantation utensils of every description, toge-
Their with all the crop of WHEAT, RYE,
OATS aud TOBACCO. Terms of the sale
will be, for the personal property, credit Of
Il months, and for the land, a credit of l. ,,
3, aud 5 years will Ire gwen. In each case,
bonds with approved security will he requir-
ed, sild deed of trust upon the land to Sc
cure the payment thereof. The title TO the
above property is believed to be indisputahle,
but acting trustee, shall warrant such on
~ as is vested in pe as su.tl.
JOSEPH STAPLES, Trustee.
May 81. wtdsiO
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----------------7----
DOCTOR TUCKER

OFFERS his services TO tlfe inhabitants
~ of l., nchburs and its vicinity. Fest
i,moniais Of his pr.irnsions may be seen a
,his olIce. He resides At the Franklin
.4sv..l. April "a. ISIS
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Also, one other Tract,

Adioiningih above described Land contain.
ing upwards OF 700 acres. On this tract there
are two settlements, on one of which is IL
very good house, well finished, out houses,
orchards, good garden, &c. ; and On the
other comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
&c This tract also adjoins the lands of john
ShclLon. Col Jol,el AmhL Ter and oihers
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EegrNeS Soy Sain

EoN SALE, likely young NEGRO
"oNAN', who Is q tolerabe good mouse
scFVant, with three children, all boy., and
very likely Fer terms, apply TO
~ NoBERTSoN.
May %. w3w4l
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IN this old and ENLIGHTENED slate, whs,e
\ the pre,s Is 50 hhsraiiv encouraged, ii rs a
,l,t,'. .s,,,sa,,,, ,,9J ,,rrrI ILoi there i,
S,n, gnnrr de,o,,d 10 tli,Jafy prodlctions.-
Fcc G r ,b' of ,ucb 11 establishment
r. "a. nobI;r aJ,o oet.oied bv Inotirrs Of seii.
pni and ion,are1,pt.1b Inc ,I scytber Ell
,@,,g "" me ord,nas tosI, aadhope,, By unre-
miiitd attention, 10 afford his patrons a constant
tuppty Of i,feyarD amusement and intelligence
Ia III, Sormy dfg of political eonieatjon, rl.cn
| The pubiic mind J., constantly 0g,taicd bg The
"o P"', ,ep,i,,. ~ eH pleasing reiar-
ation 10 retire at iasure from me noisy column,
Of The poltirai papers 10 The calm dnd PtdcJui
subjects mi,ich shall I'll The Literary .irgHs.---
The matter for the .ligus shall consist q origt-
| mel .essnps, rfiieies Of ng,o literary prodac
tiops. amt ertraris trom The most celebrated pr
riodirai journals Of the dav and here The edi.
Tor roud partiruIarIy iilriic al p,eH IF tu,eutS
and eJutation 10 ,ps,rtb,ife hyir share Of a.
din{iruriion-tromthe philosopher
rho tolls in search Of uatufe's Aidden treasure,
10 the poei ,rhosc fancy
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MansNaI.'5 SALE.

IN pursuance of decree Of the superior
i court of cbaneery for the Lynchburg dis.
trict, proHennsed IN The 18Th Gay uf ostober
1929, in a eaase therein depending, bel~ cen
Joel Es,is, plaintiff, aud james ireniis aud
Samuel ilobson defendants, the undersigned,
marshal of the said court, will on Friday the
18th day of June newt, lif fair, II not on Tue
ucxi fair day thereafter, Sundays cseepied.l
proceed To sell, on the premises, by way OF
pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
certain
'Evact or parcel az hand,
Living in the coun,y of Bedford, on the south
side Of Reed creek, containing 2sl acres,
more az less, being the tract OF land conveyed
by the said Esiis md vile 10 the said .Prentis.
GEO. B.noODSON, III. l. d c. c.
May II. 1twtds
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\ ceytuin Isact Of land,

containing 500 acres, be the same, more or
less, and adjoining the lands of Ambrose Tom
bin, Aaron HigginbotIram aud others. Tie
land is in good state of improvement, hav-
ing some excellent buildings erected thereon,
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SHOES.

NE have just received a general as
surtmeul OF the above article, at very
felaced prices.
Ladies Morocco Denmark, Satin aud Pru-
n1lla slippers,
ps sGne Seal skin,
.t,.l.lscns' Morocco aad Leather Boots and
SHOES,
And hourly lock for the most sniendid as
sorsmt nj OF Caticues ausi. ether lasbioHrsie
1oads eeer offered ia this market.
Mckee, ROBINSON s. GO.
May 9s. tss5
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.sANONY CLOTHS. dc.

THE SUBSCRIBER
TuAs nsf received an additional suppl,
IL al GROCERIES, which with his former
.lock. makes has assortment pretty complete
ap,ongsl whiea are the following articles
Best Brown and Loaf Sugars,
eoa.e, 4 bite md Green,
lnnerinl aud feung liyson Teas,
Sicily Madeira, TeneriiIe, aud Malaga Wines,
Port Wine, in bottles,
West India aud common Rum,
Nhiskey md Apple Brandy,
hIslasses, Cheese, Chocolate,
Rice, OF new crop,
Pepper, Allsricr, Ginger, and Nutmegs,
Soap and Candles,
5 cka ,,au,
by 10 aud 10 bv IL Window Glass, Putty,
Powder, Shot aud Lead, Fhnts,
Indigo, Nader, Annette,
e-opperss, Fla blue,sig and Starch,
Sail fe,re, Alum, Epson Salts,
Cold Pressed Castor OIL
Camphor, Gianher Salts, Rhinestone,
West Bloom and Muscairl Hu,sns,
Ofangos, Cocoa Nuts, md Almonds,
Real Durham Mustard, (ircsh)
Jameison's Crack by the kcg or pound,
(frcsh)
China, mud &c neral nssortmc nj Croekery Ware,
l.rge assortment stone Ware,
Islass Ware,
Nests Wooden Wnre and Sugar Boxes,
RIaekcfel and Cod Fish,
Letter, Writing, aud Wrapping Paper,
Spelling Books aud Ink Powder,
Wire sitiers,
Maeouba and Scotch Snuff, Segars,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines, /
Hest Shaving aud Windsor Soap,
Clothes, sweeping, shoe ~ scrubhing Brushes,
Nhitewash, Paint aud Horse Brushes,
Tooth and Shaving Brushes,
m Assortment of Hardware mud Cutlery,
a few Dry Goods aud Fancy Articles,
All at hiei,, with variety Of other articles,
not enumerated, IRE offered low Tor cash.
srish Potatoes, of mountain growth,
Ter seed or table use, Mt Sg1 cents per bnshel
EDWARD .DtEFEL
April 80 81 m3w
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alsn, one other Tract.

ADJOINING the Iasl mentioned land, CONTAIN /
ing 391 acres, aud bounded ON one side bv
the rad leading from Samuel Burks's, to-
Natts' Gap, and The lands of Richard S. LIE
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands of John
Camm, dec. Of this tract there are only
about Is acres cleared, aud that portion OF it
is well enclosed and fresh. 1t is heavily tim
bcred and well watercd, md contains n large
quhntGy OF first rate tobacco land. This tract
lies within one mile of Bethel.
Ii the above lands are not sold privately
before the 10th day OF October, they will, on
that day be sold publicly at my residence
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing,
it is expected, will wish TO view the lands.
They will be shown at any time on applica
ton heing made To the subscriber.
IL Terms OF sale sIiall he made arcommo
dating. AMBROSE RUCkER.
February 20. 2swts
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Also. one other Tract.

Adjoining the first described tract on the
south west side, containing $50 hcIcs, chiefly
in woods, not more than 40 acres being clear
ed, which are we'll enclosed. This tract ia
well iimbered, and is fine tobacco land
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