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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31

u The proceedings of the Legislature have no,
been important this week. We therefore lay over
our report OF the proceedings till our next in order
to dispose OF some articles that could not so well
be laid over.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31

a. The Carrier who has heretofore delivered
the Wing to the Subscribers on Shocs0e Hill,
being absent, and new Carrier put in his
place, who is not yet acquainted with all the
subscribers, such as do not receive their papers,
will please leave information at the office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31

To Me Editors Of Mc Constitutional UIfs.
;, HESrLEMEN; ifconvenient you ill please OBJ
se one of your readers, by inserting the enclosed
- was written before any thing was done in the
legislature on that subject, but it may serve ms u
'"f'ner hint and perhaps do some good.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31
a Go0A 4 on,positoY

= 0.aD'ed Immediately at the Wing Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31

The packet ship Ncstot, Peasc, from Liverpool
is lost on Fire Island Inlet, Long Island The
passengers and crew saved. Most Of the cargo
will DC lost.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31

Mr.. Thomas Seldom was on Monday last elected
Cashier OF the Farmers Bank at Fredericksburg, IL
the place OF Mr.. Dabncy Hcrudon, deceased.
IkredericksbMrg Herab. DC. %.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02
MAD BULLS.

FReI THE JOHN BULL, "a LONDON PAPER}
In the Coarier Of Saturday appeared the
following paragraph:
Ho7p 70 eacahe jrcm mad BuN.-lft the
bull pursues, throw yourself down on all
.fours, chuck the tail Of your coat over you
head, and utter a loud shout; the bull will
turn on his heels, and the fright will be mu-
tual as to tame cows, the trick may be
played with impunity they will dance off in
lpdicrous curYets. whisking their tails there
by abiding
Upon these instructions we have received
the subjcined letter:
Monday, Seht. 6, 1894.
DEAR JoHN-I have just read, with great
pleasure and ediications, an article in the
Courier Of Saturday last, which, dare say,
has not escaped your notice; it is entitled
:" How to escape from Mad Bull" But
the instructions appear to me to be rather in
complete; for, supposing the plan to have
been adopted, and the body brought into the
horizontal position therein recommended, it
does not say which end of it is to be turned
towards the bull Ipresume If should be the
head, for, (having been bred solder) /
think it would be very unwise to expose
your rear to the enemy, while both that
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02
Tram ne .Nsr.ralt, { Conn. J Ga-ele

SW ttt 'F-t '"Hth, AoHW. siH-ttttt
Snccea&fm E1bcriment.-It is known thar
for Is months past two gentlemen in this
place have been engaged in constructing
Sf~am EngiHe and Batter, upon an improYee
principle and We have now the satisfaction
OF announcing that their efforts have been So
far successful that boat Of two or three
tons burthen, propelled by one Of their en-
ginds, arrived III our harbour last week from
New York. We have since been much graf
ihed in witnessing hermovemcnts in the mar
bor, which have been such, although mace
under peculiar disadvantages, as 10 conliA
our opinion of The eventual success o. INC
plan. The principal improvement cianeo
by the inventors is in the boiler, or N tisc
methed of generating STAN, and the coiSe-
quent advantage of their Invention over l'G
engines now n use Will be il great saving q
tuel, the occupation Of less space, difefe'h:7
IN weight, FIRST cost Of engines, and sccN'i.
ty against bursting. Atprcsent we are hoe
at liberty to give "a description OF the lhveI,
ton, but our readers may be assured OF r oHa
hereafter. t is estimated that the poiiei
now in use is sufficiently large for a pSa' =,
ten or twelve tons. When charged WIN
water it weighs, together with the other AZ.
paratus, near 500 lbs. and the whole o9S", .,s.,
pes space OF about seven cubic feet. ~ ~
capacity of the boiler is six quarts---.tat.sos ~
quarts are converted into steam IN hiiiiu'>'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

of the beholdcrs; but Plato shook his head
and cried, "ths man can have done nothing
useful, who has spent so much time upon
triAes'' Another Showed his dextcrity Of
hand before Alexander the Great, by throw
ing heap Of peas, through the eye of bod
kin, singly, without missing once. The man
expected great reward. Alexander or
dered him present Of peas, thar he might
not want balls for his bauble. One boasting
before Diogcnes Of having won the prize az
the course, Diogenes told him, a deer could
run much faster, yet was timorous crea-
ture."
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

The pompous style Of Mr.. Walsh, the Edi-
tor Of the Philadelphia National Gazette, Is
admirably" hit off, in the following extract
Or. Halah'a .4ccount Qfhis Accidcat.
While ] was admiring the fantastcal ra-
indications of some unbcllferous pla IS that
hung over the margin Of the Schuylkill,
the falacious bank imperceptibly corrodcd
by the moist tooth of the iuid gaze way be-
meath my feet, and was suddenly submerged
to some fathoms Of profoundly. Presence
OF mind, III constitutions not naturally timid,
is generally iii proportion to the imminence
Of the peril Having never learned to move
through the water in horizontal progression,
had dcsponded, ] had persisted; but being
for moment raised above the element, by
struggles, OF by some felctous casualty,
was sensible Of the danger, and instantly em-
braced the means OF eXtrication. a COW, at
the moment of my lapse, had entered the
stream, within the distance Of protruted
arm, and being in the act oftransversc navi-
cation, to seek the pasture of the opposite
bank, | laid hold on that part of the animal,
which is loosely pendant behind, and formed
BY continuation Of tie vertebrr. In this
manner wasconyeyed to a fordable paSsGSe,
not without some DEDICATION from the sense
VI )IopItao Nilllptl CI0tl Oll my llttIl, anu VI
the cNhilirating approximation Of mere than
predetermined dcliycrance. Though, in some
respects, | rcscmbled the pilot Of GyesJ jar
! senior madidaque .f0enS IL UeStc; yet my
companions, unlike the barbarous PhrYBaa
spectators, forbore to accerbitatc the III
couthncss Of embarrassment by the insults
Of derision; shreks Of complorance testified
sorrow for my submersion, and safety was
made more pleasant by the feicitat9ns Of
| sympathy. As the danger WIS over, took
no umbrage at little visibility, excited b.
the feculcncy Of my visage, upon which the
cow had discharged her granlnous dgeStiqn
iii iudicrous abundance. AS the cutaneols
contract of irrigated garments is neither
\ pleasant nor salubrious, | was easily persuad.
cd by the ladies to divest myself Of mine
Oar kind hostess obliginsly accommodated
me with chemise. / found il commodiois
and more agreeable than many articles o.
fashionable Graperr. That there might be
no violation Of decorum, took care to enycl-
ope my shoulders and bosom with shawl
SO as 10 leave no aperture that could awaken
the susceptibility yoftempcrament, provoke
the cachnations Of letity in the assem-
blage.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

might come to see them at any time while
they remained at the fort. They then rose
and followed the Colonel into the garrison,
where they were received by the soldiers
and conveyed away for save keeping. Dur
ing all this time, not sigh nor cry was
among the people thing without parallel
in the nation. For, usually on the smallest
occurrence rather unpropitious, there Is
much crying and sobbing. Indeed, SO fai
from opposing the measure, the women are
all in favour Of it, knowing that it VIM save
them and their children from being destroy
| ed by war. The Colonel expressed the nigh
est satisfaction at the condlct Of the people
generally, and treated them not merely as
| frie,d, but as father. lie gave them inc
\ customary presents IN food and topaceo
but was care ful to give them nothing unit
they had done the business for which trey
come to the fort. At night the Chiefs sieP'
in the Commanders tent, and the peopit
generally returned TO their camp.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

M. Von karauesm has lately published in
st. Petersburg, the tenth and eleventh vol
umes of the Russian national work, entitled
" History Of the Russian Empire and is the
only author in that country, who has become
rich by his literary labofs. His work has
already yielded him 100000 rubles, 10000
of which are to be given him by the Empe-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

tie. ana received his sentence, III sulieh 81
lcnce. c,,ol
The prosecution was conducted by Samuel
c. Roane, Esquire, United States Dlstrle. S
Attorney, assisted by A. II. Sewer, Esq.
and the defence, by Robert G. Gsdeh, anu
n. Dickinson, Esquires.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02
From he .NorfoM Beaeon, Nor. %.

The United States ship North CarolllN,,
Of "a guns, Captain Morgan, was 'o|s"
down from the Navy Yard at Gosport on ~,
turday last, by the Steam Boats Niginia a',4,
Petersburg, and moored at the usual ahGilo.
age of our National vessels between sot's
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

LITERARY-" LIONEL LINCOLN" the
first Of series Of National Tales entitled
Legends Of the Thirteen Republics" and
which it is understood arc to be given to the.
public by the auther Of the Spy, Pioneer, &c.
Is now in the press of Charles Wiley, New
York, and will be out about the Isl of De-
cember. The first of the series. embraces
that portion Of American history betwcen
the passage Of the s;tampt Act and suhse-
qucnt TO the battle of Bunker Hill. The
scenes are principally in Massachusetts.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

n Plato's laws we read Whoever has
afather, or mother, oi-grandfather, or grand
mother, decayed with old age, laid zip in his
house, let no man ever think he can have &
more valuable image in his house than these,
if he rightly reverence them. When VIC
put respect upon them, God is pleased Will.
the honor.'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

ror. So much was his publication in demand
that peasants, mechanics, and disbanded
soldiers Joined together, to make up the sum
Of fifty roubles which was its price.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

A Glasgow (Scottsh) paper Of the 9th ult.
received by tho Gamillus At New YORK,
states that most of the cotton works in that
town had been Shut up for a month, and
there was yet no prospect cf .hc operative
spmcrs coming to an understanding with
their employers. Cne proprietor had en-
gagged wcavers for his whcels--it was thought
they would make good spinncrs by one
weeks practice.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

and your TANKS were uncovered. In cas..
OF such Importance as the safety of our fel
low creatures, directions should be full and
clear, leaving nothing open to doubt or COW
lecture. Another omission is of still preata,.
Importance; the advice, as it is there word
cd, seems, intended only for men; but ay
the fair sex are equally able to the danger
it is surely ungallant and unkind not to t6in,,.
of them; and / therefore. wish to asl
through your widely circulated paper, ,wheth'
er the writer would recommend tho Same
mode OF escape to the ladies', and if not.ha #
he would suggest some other,equally easy and
ctlicacious, for their sakes 1t is but the other
day that we read of a countess and her sistcr
being in great fear from the attack ola hui
that, indeed, was said 20 have been an Indian
bull, but it is not long since an English Bull
thar was neither mad nor vicious, although
he could not be called quite tame one, made
a run at a Queen, to the great terror OF her
Majesty,an all her friends; and, could she
have escaped him by the mode advised IN
the Courier, | doubt not it would have
been adopted without hesitation. remain
dear John, yours sincerely.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

CHcbcck, Nov. 1.-THE depth Of snow in
this ncighbourhood is full eight inches on q
level. the winter roads ARE good and winter
carriages Ill the country parts in general use
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

The Duke of Sussex has the most stupcnd-
Gus collection of theological works extar.t--.
between 60 and 10000 volumes.--Amone
which there are upwards Of $50 different cdi
tions Of the Bible, and it is reported his Roy.
al Highness means to bcqueath the entire
collection to one of the Universities.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

.fa9thrr Ra}'9on disa&tcr.--A balloon con-
tanning in its car the lifciess boiy Of a man
was discovered on the morning ofthe Och Oct.
near B4nbury. The man had his arms bro
ken and skull fractured.---Eng. faher.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02

[Thc pompous style Of Mr.. Walsh, the Ed-
tor Of the Philadelphia National Gazette, Is
admirably" hit off in the following extract
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16
A LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining IN Liberty Post gEec, on de
Jlt December, las.
Nv illiam AshWorh.
b--Alexnndcr boz le, John Boyle,
CLEison CLARK, Ohm Case :.
D~-John Dureit
k-Henry FL eathtr.
G-Reahen Gniret.
IL Cornelius Iloldrcn, Mrs. Alicy prry
5iurt, John + Hawkins, William Il UuduHll
Miss Elizabeth Heueoek, wilkins Hunt,
Mrs Betsy Hopkins.
IN illiam Johnson, David taues
John Lafoy, Green q Lev lIn, Garnet
lee, Jesse Lcitwioh.
.n-Eliaabeth Moore jaime N1Fs, James
Mayhem, James Mari, Nncy Nadro, Bonnet
nj Murphy, James $. McAHisttr = ratsey
Medley, Robert Miller Barbara aliH.
q e sat John 4 t3tcy . IRiiitorro Owens.
samuel roindexterC Capt stephen Pres
tun William Porter.
Q--Capt plvi1 W. Quaros.
R--Jobn Ryan, " lillian Ray, Re Ross.
5-Cowpet shelton Ruchael steiner, So.
lomnn siadasru, William Ii Suattea, Nathan
Shrcw sbnry.
T-Gen George W Taylor, CHRISTOPHER
Taunison, " iIiam frigg, james lhornhili
P--Aiiss CathaFiue Nannerson.
W--Peier Walker. Richard Wells, John
~ Illiams, Samnel Nnirey, Joei Walker.
H--Ean ard Young
Nm. n. PORTER, 2. VI.
January .. wJW22
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IN CHANGER

The defendants Branch Jordan and Clement
Townsend, moi having entered their apreer-
ance and given security according to law and
the rules Of this court, and il appearing 10 the
satisfaction ri the court that they are not in
.abiants Of this commonwealth, Il is order
e9, that they do appear here on the second
Monday in March ue>t, and answer tbr bill of
The complainant, aud that 4 copy of this order
lie inserted in some one OF the Lvnehlurg
paPer~ published in the town Of Lynchburg,
Tor two months, and posted up at the court
house door ii said county on some court
day. \ Copy-Teste
Il JOHN ALEXANDER. elk
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AanA Iov Sac.

TiIE snhseribCr wishes to sell, \ SMALL
TRACT OF LAND, Combining les acres,
lying IN Bedford cou"ty, Adjoining Jefy Ro-
oersoh s. Hehard Herdson's lands and others,
on III" waters of Goose creek, very small
part OF which is cleared. The most of the
tract is good tobacco land 1t will be shown
to any gentleman wishing to purchase, by
jeffrey Robertson. | ann willing 10 sell on vc-
ny reasonable terms, on |, , and wears Gro.
dit, from the 10Th December last. and if il is
not sold privately before Bedford February
court, shall offer it there, on that dav, nj
public auction, MOSES b. FREEMAN.
January y, w3w22
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Stop the Villain !

NANAY the Id of this mouth,
IA n,ulatis fnnn.named MD. lie Is n l0N
i,.f3o,v, but baa a iarge breasi aud IS strongly
made a little bow legged, high full lofehesdi
d5.sL ewes. holes iH ls eafs, aud II iolcfbble
.ltH,ru cbin.-nrars his hair lied behiHd-hn# .
bold and oncn Gouuicnance when spoken 10.
He j. a kern artful fellow, aud pefhap' can
read aud write alfttle. III clothing cannot
particularly describe tho there i no doubt
he j. penifeiiy clothed. lie has good sil'ei
watch. It'll n gold or gilt chain boots &c.
lie rode of DARK GREY NJ ARR about !
feet y inches high, IN gsod order, sbod before
her shoes not much w0rn-she - lengthy aha
we'll tDfned-hnd has the marks al plough
GEAR upon her shoulders, aud conaia"rablc
car nron one of them, high on the shoulder
blade I think on the right rhe has very
thick tale aud name, though not very long
sbci. splrited aud active and rides well. lie
!. we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle
bass. bie conf Of bear skin with large capes,
&c. have no doubt he las Obtained tree pa
pers, and will attempt 10 pass a. tree man.
aud make to some free state, and have no
.dohbt but he has altered his name. lie IS
handy fellow, good house servant, miller
and shoemHker, aud can turn his hand To any
thing and have no doubt but he hasa plenty
Of money | will give n reward Of III ~
DOLLARS 10 any person who viii denver
him 10 me, or secure him in any jail so that !
grt him apaiIl.sszidli in this state; nnd II taken
withoutthe liafe0NI HUNDRED DOLLARS
If secured drdnlfferdll TO me; aud ten dollars
for the mar IL inkefyN viibin this state aud de-
ifksycd 10 IL n1tIsiwenty dollars II taken
OUT the state and reinrned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug Do = wts3
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AND FOR SALE.
OWE Tract,

on the waters Of Little Otter, about miles
above Liberty, aud nehr The main western
road, containing 400 acres, near one hall OF
which is in woods, aud is considered with the
exception oil a small part, to.be prime tobac-
co hand the bnIance in plantation, sufficient
10 work i've or six hands 10 advantage, andis
susceptible Of great improvemcnts.-o this
farm is comfortable DWELLINGii OUSE,
suii cient tor the accommodation Of large
family, together with olhernecessary out hon
ses. Likewise, an APPLE and PEACH OR
CHAItD the apple orchard is INFERIOR per-
haps, to but few in this upper country. This
Ia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16
' Valuable property


NT1RGINIA.-Be Bedford Clerks Office,
November rules, 1873
Joseph Handy, plaintiff,
Against
Joseph Fugma aud jacob Feazle, dcftS
~ CHiHCEKY.
The defendant Joseph Fuqua not having
entered his appearance, and gwen security
according 10 the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court, aud il appearing from the ALI
davit of the plaintiff that the said defendant
ia moi IN inhebitant Of this country, on the
motion OF the plaintiff, II is ordered, that the
aid defendant Fuqua appear here on the hrh
Moudry IN February next aud answer the
plaintiff bill, mud that copy OF thiz order
lie published in some newspaper published IA
the town OF Lynehburg, tortwe months SIC
,rssivcly, and posted up At the trout door Of
the court house Of snid county on two scyc-
raj court days. A copy ieste,
- J. STEPTOE, {. y. &.
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VAAUA Hl4E N.aSD

ION Me.
4 III sGhscdhcr wishes 30 sell the TRACT
or LAND on which he resides, contain
ing nh1ui 6oo ncrcs, about 25u OF which are
cleared aud in excellent order for cropping
The most part of the CLEARED land j. ircsh--it
bps generally been thought cqunl 10 nny high
land tract IN The country ON this tfact is u
s-.~-s comfortable Dwelling House, with
ATT every necessary out honse, togc-
~ Their with an excellent GRlSr
asE..l MILL, which gets from 70 TO 100
barrels of graiu year His land IS situated
about 10 mites from LyuehhurF, from Mir
X. Chiltons, mud the same from Mr.. 4. Hun
ter, Agreat bargain may be bad in the Iapd
II quickly applied for
ARCHIBALD BOILING, Jr
Campbell, January >. W6W2i
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TRUST SALE.

N pursuance of deed of trust eSee"'c''
! 10 the subscriber ~ James ( MOI '"'''
hearing date the I'd day of October, ls23, ana
duly ot record in the clerks Office 81 lhe
county court of Campbell, for the purpose OF
occurring the payment OF sundry debts there
in specified, we Shall, on Thursday the 5u
day Of February, 1924, iffair, if not the next
fair day hereafter, sundays excepted, pro-
=. LII
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Bedford AocemJer Court, 1923

Barnet Payne, complainant,
Against
William Martin, Jesse Martin, Martin Mar
tin, Jenny Martin, John Martin, benjamin
Martin, John Wilson and Sarah his wife, late
Sarah Martin, james Pratt and Mary his wife,
late Mary Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson aud
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Martin de-
PENDANTS.
~ -CIL4SCERY.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that Jesse Martin, Martin Martin, John vii
son, and Sarah his wife, John Martin, Benja-
min Martin, james Pratt, and Mary his wife,
William Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson, and
Elizabeth his wife, are not inhabitants of this
camm onwealth, II is therefore ordered, that
they do appear here on the fourth Monday in
February next 10 answer the compliments
bill, aud that copy of this order be forth
with published in the yirginian, for two
months successfully, and published at the
trout door oil the court house ofthe said coun-
~ on two several court days.
A Copy-Teste.
90 JAS. C.. STEPTOE, c. B. c.
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Notice.

To the Distributes Of ihe Esfaf5 gfFihg iate
EdpsAnd Goodrich, deceased.
Nou are hereby notified that we Will
y attend at the dwelling house -ot " ,att
ID mean, IN the county Of Amherst, on Friday
the 10Th Erbrunry ncNt, prepared 10 settle our
&c cunts witt the commissioner and finally
close our administral ONION said estate
HE ADMINISTRATORS
January 9 w4w22
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" (H.1NCERY.
Virginia, 70 Wit &:

4 II a Court of Quarterly Session cont.
4 nucd and held for the county of Camp
bell, at the court house thereof, on Sa-
turday the 10Th day of November, 1873, in
the 18th year of the commonwealth,
James Jones, complainant,
Against
Branch Jordan, Clement Townsend, Ger
man Jordan and Daniel b. Perrow, jr.
LII. LII
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Mginia, 20 Wit


4 II a rule day held in the clerks office
= OF the county court I'll Campbell, on Mon
day the 1t day OF December, S23, aud in the
18th year Of the commonwealth,
Jos'rh Chiffon, complainant,
Ngaiu-t
Branch Jordan, Clement Townsend, James
Jones, Jackson Townsend and John AlcKau-
der, defendants,
~ CHiNCERY
Tie defendants Branch Jordan and Clement
Townsend, not having entered their appear-
ancc agreeable to an act OF ASSEMBLY, and il
appearing thai they are not inhabitants OF this
commonwealth, 1t is ordered, that they do
appear at the court house OF said county on
the 2d Mondayin March next, and answer
the bill of the complainant, otherwise, the
same will be taken as confessed as TO tlrem,
and that copy of this order be inserted in
.one OF the newspapers published in the town
OF LynChburg for two montbs suaces>ivek
and posted al the court fpousc door OF said
county on some court day.
Copy--lc>te.
2o JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.
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'Yhe Tract OF land,

on which the said Moorman now resides, 1"
the highest bidder by way Of public aaciIon.
This tract Of land confirms about 700 acres-H
iscomposed OF tracts bought by said Moormnn
Of John Caiaway, VIM. Arthur, Abnef Larry ,
o Ansclm Lynch, trustee. 1bls tract Oh 'ahn
is very valuable, the improvements are very
good, aud the situation beautiful. The grea-
Ter part oil the tract is good iobaoco land, and
the Low -Groands is sown in whegf which
the purchaser " III have the benefit of The
neighborhood is a fine one, composed OF veal
thy aud respectable citizens. We think II un
necessary 10 give any further description OF
this property, as it is presnmable thai those
Who feel any inclination 10 buya very Yalua-
bic farm cheap, will visit the place, " hieh we
invite them 10 do. The possession will be
given Immediately. Also, at the same time
LII llInrn- 1Nr ahull .rll