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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

The fortune of War, by deprivng the Delaware Regi
Of its Field Officers at early period after its organ.
command of Captain Kirkwood, who commanded it, with
peculiar gaany, the close Of the war, Without promo
ZION And when Cen ST Clair marched against the Miami
Indians in 1892 Kkwood took the field ii is believed, the
Senior Captain then in the service Of the United States,
and fell as such in that unfortunate baehghng with his
usual heroism at the head Of his detachment. A.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

To,Cn Of LiverpOot.--The London Morning
Chronicle contains some statements to show that
Liverpool is nearly equal in importance TO London.
as commercial town, and that in few years it will
leave London far behind The receipts OF duties
at the Liverpool Custom House, for the year s25,
amounted to t,So8,4o2, which is more than sixth
part of the customs, of all Great britain and Ireland,
and nearly three times the amount OF those oil the
whole of Scotland The official value OF British and
Irish produce and manufactures exported from ali
the ports Of Great Britain in 1879, Isl, 9395O6
of which u2,79253l was from the port OF Liver
pool.
The number of ships which entered the port in
1925 was 95o7, being more than double the number
which entered the ports Of the Netherlands Am
sterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
FROM THE NATIONAL JOURNAL.
SONNET.

TO THE MEMORY OF CAPTAIN HARDWOOD.
" The gallant KWk1SO0d and his Delazgares"
LEES MEMOIRS,
Krkwood if ever martial spirit dwelt
In heroes bosom, thine was greatly SO
And in the conflict with our countrys foe,
Thy strength of arm-thy sword was keenly felt.
All brave men lov'd thee-when, in days long past,
Thou led'st thy Delawares to the battle field,
A noble band web skll'd TO fight, not yield;
Free few thy towering banner, in the blast
Krkwood thy memory is most dear to me,
And oft pause to descant on thy lot
Although thy services not forgot;
Thy Country let thee die. in arms, unjust 10 thee,e
Bright sun of heroism! thy great name
With freedoms Champion lives, monument of Fame
AMYNToR, Jun.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
no TIE DEMO CRaTIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZEN S-Induced from the encourage
men Won have heretofore given me, and the promise of
support have received from different parts Of the county,
offer myself as a candidate for the Office Of CORONER
at the next General Election. And whilst promise, that
should be elected the duties of the Office shall be dis
charged with fidelity and satisfaction, pledge myself to
abide the Red Lien nomination. PAUL MGlNN
Newport Feb. IA, 1924. 19-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

Tread MIL. The Philadelphia Gazette says
|" 1t is not. we believe, generally known to the cit
zens of Philadelphia that tread mill has been for
some time in operation in their Aims house. When
first introduced, it did not meet the appreciation Of
the ladies' and gentlemen of the establishment. So
great offence, indeed did some of them take at bsv-
ing their leisure interrupted by this tangled in
vention, that they left the house. 1t is to be hoped
for good and all, since they Of that sturdy kind
who are quite as able TO labor for their own subsis-
,ence, many who have been obliged to pay taxes
to support them in idleness. Certain it is, thai The
number OF names on the roll is about so less than
it was at this last year, and the decrease is
attributed by the officers ofthe establishment chiefly
of this new discipline.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

meeting of citizens took place yesterday, for
the purpose, we understand, (for we were not pre-
sent) of taking into consideration the question Of
National Currency. Mr.. Walter Jones addressed
the meeting with great force and feeling upon the
subject ; and resolutions in favor Of the measure
we're adopted. We are not able to give the details
Of this meeting but we have thought it judicous to
notice it, in order to express own conviction of
the necessity of some system Of currency which
shall extend through all sections of this extensive
country. The inconveniencies arising from the
absence of some settled system OF this kind, require
no calculation. They present themselves to every
individual who has passed the limits Of his native
State and we presume the chief reason which has
induced long federation of this grievance, is the
difficulty Of finding a remedy. ltoo often happens
that we are inclined to adhere to a certain evil, ra-
Their then venture upon speculative and uncertain
good. In this case, however, the evil is SO papable
and vexa.ious that we disposed to go with those
who think any reasonable scheme Of Improvements
better than our present difficulty.
Fash. Republican.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16


for the relief of the sufferers by fire in Maine last
summer, has reported that the whole amount OF do
nations received in money, is S2l sos Ga and the
whole amount in specific articles, as estimated by
the committee is S6,286 SO.
The following is an extract from the address Of
the committee
They are 'happy to find, that the sufferers arc
made comfortable beyond their expectations, and
that they retain greatful of the sympathy &
kindness of the multitudes who have contributed
TO their relief. They express unfeigned gratitude to
Ia sympathetic and generous community, and have
the pleasure Of stang ,hat,In consequence of public
charities the sufferers are enabled to proceed in
erecting houses and barns, in fencing their grounds,
and in scattering varieties Of seed according to the
mature Of the land, over the whole surface desolated
by the fire. They add that the sufferers expressed
their gratitude TO the public, at their general NEE
ting the 9Th Of January last in manner highly
appropriate and enphatical, and are greatly encour
aged to pursue course Of industry, and to contri-
butte to the order and welfare of that community,
whose beraIity has placed the comforts Of life and
the word OF salvation within their reach. And it is
THE committees ardent wish, and devout desire, that
those who have kindly contributed TO the relief and
comfort of their fellow citizens and their families,
may enjoy, in addition to the pleasure OF doing good,
the smiles and blessings of Him, who has said g IL is
more blessed to give than to receive"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
.NeiO Rort. PhiladeL. BaAi- Charles

TO hold the .Eirror mp to .Nature.--Within the
last year the Boards Of Health Of the following cl
ties have announced the number Of deaths from
DRUNKENNESS, as follows;
New York, %
Philadelphia, "a
Baltimore, %
Charleston, 14~-l16
PoalsoMs I'm. Dali. .4dv.
The Philadelphia bill of mortality for the yeal
1895, is published in the papers Of that city. The
total number Of deaths during the year was $500
viz -
Males of 90 years and upwards, 1929
Ditto under 90 years, itiO
----24S!
Females of 90 years and upwards, 1851
Ditto under 90 years, 1882
--2o6c
Children, principally under one year,2 or
/. whose sex is unknown
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

Total, 1900
OF these, Gal died in the Aims House, and 800
were people of colour. One hundred and SiGty died
of the natural small pOr!
Agreeaby to the Returns received at the Health
Office from one hundred and eleUen Practitioners of
Midwifery, there were born, in the City and Lber-
ties of Philadelphia from the first of January to the
thirty OF December, 1928, both days inclusive,
Male Children 1917
Female Ditto 1856
Making the Total Number Of BIRTHS, 1913
The whole Number OF DEATHS, 1900
Difference between the Births and Deaths 1918
Ninety-sx deaths, including twelve cases Of
Small PO1, are reported by the New York city in
spector, as having occurred during the week that
terminated ON the Sd inst.
LaRgerity-In the report of deaths in Russia,
during the year 1891, published in the Petersburg
Gazette, we find 724 persons over 100 years-22l
over 105-120 over 1913 over $40 over 100
lie over 1875, and S over 1870 years--one ndiyid
ual is reported between las and $50, and another
between $50 and l55 years.
Small Poe Among the deaths in London, dur
ling the last year, they were TIA of Natural Small
Pox.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
Cheap and Desirable Goods.

ydsf reeeiped aud for SAFE By he subscrtt'rs
Denmark Satin, FOR seuflemens' summer - ~
superhne white aud colored Linen DrIllings
rtrg iou charged,
Russia. German and Flemish SLefiines do.
6-4 Irish sheetinss, eStra wedth, very sub
sianfial article,
81 aud o. garment Dimities, at sery low
prices.
Geriaan Collon Stockings, new aud fuc
article
Very superior English silk, do.
\ superior assortment ot Fancy Slk Hand.
kcfchleis, all color,
Do do issh,onnbe silk Scars,
very elegant Grceian gauze Ssaris,
\ large assorlmeni Ui new style Rliicules,
Cnrnl mud other fashionable Necklace,
Patent Curl. aud hair Nefts, all shades,
\ further supply 81 elegant 6alieoes,
10. do common do. N every price,
| Ieganf lined fafasuls, superior fnIsh,
Blue Cotton Yarn,
The above, IA addition 10 ihcif former sup
plies, renders their assortment very complete,
all oil which they offer very low Tor cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON . 60.
June q tss7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
t'.lNYiON.

ERHr public are hrrshy cautioned against
i SION 4. SrEN q Ell, about d feet OF
inchc, h h, very black hair, tar complexion,
q very likely man, al fine address, aud most
uuhnlnldcd assurance. AheIt iom nerksHg
he borrowed my Mare for a day or two, and
not having returned hcr for TWO or three
~reks, | went in pursuit o. him aud found that
| . had traded hrr OH lprocured a writ Tor
tue pnrpos. 81 experimenting the viliaia nj
Jialilax court hou,r, but, with his usual Gun
n,ng, hr gave M The slip before II could Inc
,Neeuted Wilde | wa, procuring The wr,t,
Spencer stole my saddle, which bad just he
fore taken from him II is needles, after this
detail, a. say that the said spencer is II Scoan-
dfel, \ Villain and Thief, aud that the pub
lie should be on their guard against him.
JAMES h. GREEN.
May II. 3t3g
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EoiloWin1 Slaves,

4 Ill persons indebted To the estate of
1 A Joseph Echols, deed, are respectfully
solicited 10 come forward and settle their
debts forthwith and those having claims
upon said estate, are requested to present
them immediately, properly authenticated.
WM l.. LAMBETH, Attorney for
Eliza +, Echols, Et'G of. Ech6is, dec
June IL. w3N43
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
New Assortment.
Ston the Villain =!

RUNAWAY the Cd n this month, a
Ia mu1atto MN nampd MD. lie Is n Low
felio~ but has d larze breast and,s strongly
made a little bow-lcggsd, high inli inreheah,
dark eyr. holes III his cafs, aud a 'olethile
: ARP ehin-Hoars his hair tied behind-has a
J. Id aud open coanleaaHre when spoken Ia.
lie is a keen aniuI fellow, aud perhaps can
rad and write u lille IIts clofhing cannot
uarticnlariy describe, tho there Is 40 doubt
heis genieriis clothed lie les GOOD silver
watch. with a gold or glt Chain, hoots, &c.
he rode uh a DARK GkEA NJ ARE, about
feet inches high, ~ good order, shod before,
haf SHOES Hot much wurn--she - lengthy and
we'll formed =-and has the marks at plough
gear upon her shoulders, aud IA considerable
sgar upnn ene of them, high on the shoulder
iitade. I HIiHk on The right. she has very
thick tale and mann, though not very long -
she is spirited aud active aud sides well. lie
Is well equipped lor travelling with saddle
bags, biz coat nf bear .k'n viii afee capes,
~ 1 l3.,fe no doubt heIias obtained free pa
rers, aud wild attempt 10 pAss as a ire nIaii,
and make 10 some free SLATE, nod have ~
doubt bat he has altered his name. lie Is a
hand, fellpN, p gapd house serea1t, miller |
nad shoemaker, aud cnn turn his hand 10 any |
thing, and have doubt htd he hasa plenty |
of money. viii give u reward al FIFTY |
DOLLARS Ia ANY person who will deliver /
him TO ne, oT secure him Ia any jail 80 HAT |
gef him again, within this state aud ii taken |
Wilhontthe state IuNDFl.D DOLLARS !
! secured Of delivered to ue; and fer dollaIs !
r he mare il taken within tbs slate anil lie
lyercd to ne, aud twenty dollars II taken
out of the Il, aud rcfnrned home
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug - W.T.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18

silk, Cotton rnd Thread Hosiery
Worked Muslin Robes
A superior assortment Of Thread Laces and
Edgings
Rich Seedlings and figured Mulls
Al aud 81 Cambriea aud Cambria Mnsiins
Figured and plain LcEo and Book DO.
Plain and figured Jaconcts
limitations aud Dmi Cambrics
Scotch Law MS aud Irish Sheetngs
Black and colored Italian and Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Merino Shawls and Scarfs
Crane do do
Sewing Cotton in spools, balls and hanks
Zelia Handkerchiefs and Scars
Checks, Dimities, tioiins ala. Violin Strings
Bomhazettes aud Bombazines
4 splendid assortment of Parasols and I'm
brellas, very cheap
British aud French super painted Muslin
Seine IWine
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
Notice

IS hereby given That all he Cells an The
4 Lanaiic Hospital, IN lie city of Uiiisms-
burg, ARE occupied, and that no more pa,icnts.
( Male or Female will lie received into said
Hospital, until some of the said Cells are VA
cant, du" notice Of which y III be given.
by order 9fHe Cant Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, c. CD.
Williamsburg, Feb. 81. mts %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
Quantico Canal Lottery, 9TH class
SCIILAIi
Gg21 PRIZES, 1850 tex $4,000
yoE3u II1grJs fBy al ii


This l. = toiters foimedby The ternurv erms
biuation aud perturbation OF - Nos. 10 de.
ierniue the plizes therein tie - Nos. vii be
publicly placed into a wheel on the day 81
llraning. aud four at them lie drawn out. Aud
that ticket having on IT The Isl, ID aud 3D.
Nos drawn rom the wheel, In the order in
v hteh drawn, will be entitled 10 the highest
prize those other tickets Which shall
have on them the same numbers in the other
orders of combination 1nd Formulation, will
each be entitled to prize ei $1,000 those
Il other tickets which she'll have on them
three of the drawn numbers, and those three
the 1T, ID aud 4ll, will each be entitled to
prize Of slnoO those q other tick cts which
shall have on them three OF the drawn Nos.
hud those three the lsi, 81 aud 9TH, will be
each entitled 10 prize OF $500, those q 9TH
,er tickets which shall have or them three O {
The drawn Nos. VIZ the %, 81 and 4th, viii
each he entitled TO a prize of $40: those l}s
tickets which shall have on them two of the
drawn Nos and those two the Sd aud 4th
drawn, will each lac entitled 10 Prize Of $50
all others having on them two Of the drawn
Nos. (being 900 will each be entitled TO
prize of glo aud all those which shall have
one of the drawn Nos. on (bcing 6U72) will
each he entitled toa prize of So
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of
a superior denomination can be emitted 10 an
iHltlioI ITibG. ifiHte pay "plS on udy hlltF
the drawing and subject as usual TO ded2c-
ton OF j. per cent.
The drawing will take place on Thursday,
the 10Th day of Norem6er next or at much
earlier day il tue sale of tickets will warrant
il, ~
Tickefernd shares for sale al A. II. Norths
Book Store, AT the scheme price, until / hurs-
day next the 10Th inst.
Whole Tickets s5--IIalycs 81 50-QuarteTe
81 p.
Packages Of tickets embracing the 81
combination aud pcrmutntion numbers of the
lottery, warranted 10 draw, al least $50, lcss
han i per cent may also he had THE same
rate, but on tiat day the ticket, will positive
y be advanced 10 s..
ABRAM r. NORTH.
JuuC 4
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GedJoj'd bprH IutpS, 1921.

IIhsTFy Tncktf and VIM. NJ. Uley, PTS.
against
John Moore, benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, jr. and Thomas Moore, sr. deits.
~ CIL3ACEEY
The defendants homas Moore, If. and
benjamin Perkins not having entered their
appearance and given secmiiy according 10
Law and the rules OF this court, and it appear
ing TINT they are not inhabitants ot tbs
state, on the motion of tic plaintiffs 10y Their
attorney, II is ordcred, that Tic said defendants
do appear here Al tl.e next June court, and
answer the plaintiffs Billiard that a copy d
thu order be forthwith inherited in some one
OF the Lynchhurg papers published in i>nea.
burg for two months successfully, mud that q
copy OF this order he posted al The front door
Of the court house for two successive comt
days.
4 Copy-Tesir.
GnI.n.EnI-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
Eov Sale.

n first rate UdggOn and Team.
II HE subscriber not having employ
u for his wagon and team, has determin-
ed TO sell them. ] he Wagon is q very strong
one, with new harness for four horses, full
set ofcl,ains &c The horses, q in nunlherl
are very large, strong, Sentle, and we'll broke,
aud win be sold with or without the wagon.
as may be desired. Ii not disposed OF pri.
yatelv, before the 18th lust. thp5 will on that
day be sold al auction,
CHAS. J.. pIBaTIL.
suue IL. Is 81
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NOTICE..

by virtue Of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscriber by CleEcn, Townsend,
to secure lanes Jones, as the indorser and
security of Jordan < Townsend, ofrecord in
the county court of Campbell, will be sold, /,
the highest bidder, for ready money, On The
premises, ON the 10th day OF June. neat, one
~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
/ liUST SALE OF GOODS.

IN conformity to the provisions of a deed
u in trust executed to Tie subscriber y,
Merritt M White and judith + his wife, ana
also of another decd in trust estcntcd by t.e
said Merritt NJ. White and William " me,
which said deeds ot trust are duly admll'to
10 record in the office of the clerk oi lIr
county court of Amherst, shall procec1, ~, -
sell, to the highest bidder, by way OF PN''J
auction, nj the pedlar Mills, on Friday a,a
Saturday the 18th and 10Th OF .f"ue nfAl' W.
remainder of tie STOCK Oh doop2 " y"
hand, belonging 10 the said Merit d al'" -.
White, on credit of six months on III su' =.
of FIVE dollars and upwards-on all rofeI.. 4" Is
rndor taat amount The ca.h will he required
Bonds aud approved security Viii he o,n,""
ded. " NJ. ARAiISI FAD, lrns,e''
Nav % liN'u'
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ZEN I}ollars NeWara.

ID WAY from the subscriber on -,
H Isl January, u negro man named jon, ,.n
about ~ or 3 years old, FIVE feet nne u, ,n
inches high, well made, very hlark' ng g,a
walking bends very much in The ba'cs, T, a..
spoken icrceIy 10, has a down look nn ~. g 3e
swrrs slowly, hut when mildly spo6en, !" - !,
answer, quick and generally smilss ., JOIN :
thought to be lurking about Dir Jrte'S'a -
quarter, in Bedford, where II has = W. =.
in Lynchburg, where he is veil acf"'o', =,
As he is a Waterman, lie may tie lre9h', ~.
on the river. folwarn ali persons 't'i''
ployng or harl,nring the above nero.
Juno Il -
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stufl's, &c.
I'm. Greens q. Griffin L. Leckie,
Have just received a fresh supply Of
Drugs, .NediciRes, Paints. Dye
1StpHs, &c.

AMONGST wnIcu ARE TnE FoLLowtSG:
tlOCTR. RojtGsou's tfgetaLte Mr.
- rus (oratnf, 0r ys4iDrc's Grand hesio-
raffge, Doelr. ads celebrated .Ipii -Djsytp-
Heor stomach pills, = sure corrective 81 indi-
ge-tinn Or SUR stomach, Tee -esscnec ol Mus
tafd az efrcfual remedy tor gau', rheu-
maiism, p9lsev, white swelling unm5uess,
sprain., brai.e-. t1e Church. Cough Drops,
Tor cuushs. colds, asihmas aud eonsnurtiOns )
Hair klsiofafiea AMI PrsarUatire Itgeiabie
Ctrafe, EoWiand's Macassnr oil, Aromatic
Saud, excellent for the headafhe, Lavender
Water, Cologne Water, Antique Oh, CROICV
OIL, one drip Of phich IS equai 10 u JaH dose
N Casior OF, sHiptate u QaiHHe, 1Hmarinds,
Lemon Acid, Mace, Cloves, Pearl Ash, Reeves
" alter Coiurs, Loriilard's Maccoboy STUFF,
Rappee Snuff, Aqua Forts, Alcohol, French
Berries, Stick LoRwood, Ground Lockwood,
Ground Cnmwnod, Ground Fustic, Nicara-
qua, Blue Aitrioi, indigo, Madder, Coppefas,
LAMP OIL, Glue, Spirits Infprtaine, Blue
5mnlt., Nef1igris, Terra de Sienna, LytbdrRe,
Waite Lead in kegs, Dry do, Spanish Brown
ia kcgs, DITTO dry, Yellow Ochre-Also, Keep
constantly prepared SOFIA Powders, SeidlilE
Powder and Portable Lemonade.
They earnestly invite their friends and the
public 10 call and examine the price aud quail
ny of heir goods, as they feel confident that
il will insure them good sales.
june II. hw
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.iAn,inistrntor's Notice.

sklllE creditors Of PABIIAM ADAMS, dec.
u are requested 10 present their demands
well authenticated before Campbell July
court. Ihis notice VII he plead in bar against
those who lail Ia comply Those indebted
viii please SETTLE fhrIr accounts " thou. delay,
~ he i determined to settle his administration
forthwith Air T.. Fletcher viii adjust the
accounts ia my absence.
THOMAS \. OLIVER, Bimr.
o. Patham .idams, d,td.
Jane NtCJC1B
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One Other Tract,

adjoining the last, containing between $50
aud 400 acres, ON which is likewise a small
plantation aud someiog buildings. This land
is, in point of quality, perhaps rot much, if
any, inferior 10 the other, il iies uncommon
" well, and likewise ahouuds with tie best
OF pine for plank or Shingles and lies rear
saw mill. The two last mentioned tracts, add
Joining each other. would he more equally
divided, 10 accommodate purchasers.
We will sell the Whole or either of the a.
hove mentioned tracts tf land upon the FOL
lowing terms, viz; One third of the purchase
money 10 he paid Christmas, 1921, at witch
time possession will be givcn-the balance in
two equal annual payments, and provided
the purchaser should find it 10 his interest in
the first payment, to advance more, Il liberal
discount Will be made. We expect to sell tie
above lands at reduced prices, evil to tie
pressure Of tue times, and should not n sale
he effected before, we shall offer them TO the
highest bidder at n,Ht Bedford June court
Capt. John " Holt, who lives near the pre-
misses, will accommodate any gentleman no,
may wish 10 see the FIRST named tract, and
Capt. David ", Qunres, who lives in the vi
cinity of the three Others, will show them.
5 IA al StS SS$$. Executors
May %. w,ds n
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LAND FOR SALE.
ONE YNAC'A,

on the waters of Little otter, about mics
above Liberty, and near the main western
road, containing 4a6 acres, near one halt of
which is in woods, aud is considered, with tire
exception of small part to tie prime tohac-
co land the balance in plantation, sufficient
to work five or six hand, to advantage, aud is
susceptible Of great Improvements. On this
farm is comfortable DWELLING HOi 81,
sufficient for the accommodation of large
family, together with other necessar. out
houses. Likewise, an APPLE and PEACH
ORCH \Tp; the apple orchard isinferiorpcr-
haps 10 but few in this upper country. This
was the former residence OF the Rev James
Turner
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue of a deed Of trust executed TO
~ tue subscribers by William McCluer aud
sally his wife, and OF record in The clerk 5 Of
nee OF the county court of Bedford, we shall,
i2T purposes therein expressed, proceed to sell
by way of public auction, for ready money
on the premises, on SATURDAY the 10th
day OF July next affair, If not the next fair,
day thereafter Suudays pycppted