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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23
TIE NEW POPE.

On Sunday last the 18th Of june, the new Pope
tool; what is termed possession, ceremony
which had been deferred owing to his previous i'll
hcatli.--ihc Pope went in his state carriage, pre-
ccled by Il long c,tvalcade of the Cardinals and
Public missionaries, mostly on horseback, to the
church of :. Giovanni dc Lateran, where after go
ing Though the accustomed fornalitics, he came
forward into Il balcony prepared for the occasion,
in the centre of tho building lie was seated in
t,c clair Of state, and on each side of him 4 man
held Il large fan surmountcd with feathers; from
the balcony he gave his bcnedcton to the null
titudc, which was immensc salute was then
fred after which the procession returncd to the
Quirn,i ialacc.--As it advanced to the entrance
OF th4 road where the mass was not concentrated,
the yiras became very animated, and this could
be perceived to be scnsibly felt by his Holiness,
who gracefully waving his hand, was occupied
during the whole of the rolt i'll the distribution
Of lis blessing to thc people, On Thursday the
18th, wtsa grand festival, being the Corpus Chris
Ii. Both sides of the nave, from the grand CHI
trance 10 the great altar, were lined by every
description of the monastic orders: each monk
holding u burning taper, and the Cardinals the
Popcs tiara, on - velvet cushion and several mi
tres Oh cushions. the Pope followed, on whose
entrance all the people knclt He was in chair
with poles, resting on the shoulders of his attend
ants, on either side the fans, and over his head
canopy. A large robe of white silk envelopcd
not only his person, but also passed round the
chair, SO that nothing was visible except his bare
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in his feelings. Every one seemed to teel at
home, and to appropriate the scene and It's
pleasures to his individual enjoyment and
use.
The roof was supported by thirteen trans
parent columns, capped with circle OF
light, and based with the armorial insignl OF
the several states under shield OF the union,
to denote their depcndcnc on the same'
and richly Ranked with a falling drapcry.
Between the columns were to be seen inc
names of the original states in gilded letters.
encircicd by laurel wrcaths and suspended
between American cnsigns, and pfolnsioh
OF striped bunting"
The general made his appearance about
ten O'clock Immediately the dance anu
the song was at an end. The military band
struck up military air and la FAYErlh
was conducted through a column OF iaules
and gentlemen to a splendid pavilion immc-
diltcly opposite to the great entrance. No'
a word was spoken Of gratulat'on,- so pro
found, and respectful, and intellectual was
the interest which his presence excited nc
thing but a subducd and universal clap broke
the general silence, and that but fof Il mo-
mrnt.
The interior of the pavilion, which was
composed ol white caubric, testoohed ana
otherwise varied with sky blue, and sur
mounted with an American eagle over the
let:cr i. was richly furnished. Among q
ther interesting objects, We noticed bust
of Iamlton, placed upona CcrintAian pillar,
and Illuminated with 4 beautiful lamp.
But the most interesting Of all the e%hibi-
tions were those presented i'll front oi the pa
yilion, and seen from it, immediately over
the entrance to the garden. \ TRIUMPH
al arch Of about ninety feet space adorned
with laurel, oak, and testoons OF tlaSs, &C.
was seen, based upon pillars Of cannon nj
teen feet high. y bust OF WAsAINGTeN'
supported by a golden eagle, was PLACED O.
yer the arch, rs the presiding dc'ty NltANi
the arch was apainting nearly - ieet square
Of a fine colossal figure, representing the
Mus of our country, isinS n her native ma
/ jcsty and strength, supported by the Nmcn-
can Eaglc, and exhibiting scroll inscribed
to Fayette, with the words" Honoured De
the faithful patriot" )"
Soon after the General entered, thc pa'At-
4 ing lust alluded to was slowly raised, winch
cXhbitrd to the audience a beautiful trans
parency, representing Lr Gr0HSe, the man
Sion Of La fayettc. The effect was as com
plrtc as the view WAS unexpected and lmpos-
ing. Another su5durd clap OF admratlol
followed TINS EASTERN. ana ApproPii''1 "'i'
highly interesting display.
II III conclusion sc can only say that 1t wa
an occasion ol universal harmony and goot
feeling where citizens otaI| ages and rcsspec'
table conditions, and ladies ofcvery de6rc'
of elegance and beauty, assembled TO h"hol
the brave, and to present Il moioty OF the ma
tons iatitude.--Thc managers q the pa
arc entitled 10 great praise for their assidlll
1 ty, taste and Judgement, and SOFT will appear
when il is known that the extent Of the en-
tcrtainmcnt and the beauty of the display
can only be concc!vtd by being seen.
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WATCH-UOUSE. NEN-yORK

A'stout coachman entered the watch house
late in the evening, gallanting by the collar
a tall raw boncd yankee, whom he begged
might be accommodated with safe lodgings
until morning, when the Police would be
opened. "What's his ofence!" said the
captain, "do YOU charge him with any things"
" Faith and did charge him." said coachy,
"and charge him again, and he has not paid
me. The long and short OF it is, your hon.
nor, this fellow here hired me to ride him
down to Peck slip, and by the powers he at
tempted to give me the slip, without paying
me my fare and when seized him he ask
ed me how dare tratc jontleman in that
manner. Ohio, says |, don't come over me
with your jontility. So hustled him intothe
coach, and drove him here for safe keeping,
until can get my fare" The yankee, while
the story was going on, loo ked around with
vacant unconcerned starc-"egarding the
black caps and surly looks Of the watchmcn
with great indiifcrencc.-"W Where did you
come from ?" said the captain of the watch.
!" Pm from StoninGton," said brother Jona-
than, with nasal twang. "What brings
you here :" &" A boat with wooden notions
and other necessaries. lost my way, and
told this tarnation fellow to come down to
my slupe and I'd see him paid but he
wouldn't trust me, and brought me here
The captain of the watch told the parties
that they had better settle it, and the yankee
invited him to leave his COACH al the Park
gate and go down to his vessel and receive his
pay and as a collateral security offered to
give him his waistcoat, which coachy took
and threw over his arm, and they left the
warch-house together. They had just reach
ed the Park gate, going towards Beekman st.
| when Brother Jonathan turned suddenly up
cn Mr.. Whip and Knocked him down, seized
his waistcoat and ran off. Coachy attempt
cd to follow, but in the dark missed his man.
He returned to the Hall believing for the
watch the clarct running freely from his
nose, but the sufferer not being able to point
out the path to pursue his antagonist, the
watch could give no assistance and he mount
ed his boz much cut up in spirits and 0e,h,
and returned slowly home.
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Nem Jud'cid Case.-Iudge Thompson, of til.
United States Supreme Court, adjourned his Cir
cult Session at the n. York City Hail. in April last
"Wednesday the first instant, was the day for
the opening Of the same court, when Mr.. Van
Ness, the U. States District (and of course asso.
ciatc) Judge, was notified that Judge Thompson
could not attend till next day, and requested 10
open the Court as usual Next day, Judge
Thompson, lawyers, &c. attended at the usual
place in the City Hall, but neither marshall nor
attorney, nor any officer olthc court, rjury, al.
peared! On inquiry, il was found that the as.
sociation or district Judge, (Van Ncss) had open
ed the court at Hotel, without any given reason
for the change Judge Thompson of course, would
not go after hm;--Judge Van Ness proposed to
proceed to business; but the District Attorney
refused to act with him the Grand Jury was di;-
charged and no Circuit Session waS keHi
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sence, and removed from its place an ;ro,
chest, containing 10000 dollars in gold ana
silver, loaded it on a hand d-barrow which the,,
had provided for the purpose, and succeed
ed in carrying it as far as the stair case on
the side of the street, where by means Of a
strong rope, they were going to make it slim
down the stairs but unfortunately 1--WE mean
for the robbers) one of them stepped on n
negro who was lying asleep, and who on a.
wakening cried out for assistance, notwith-
standing the threats of strangling him if he
made any noise. The ncighbors ran to the
spot, but the robbers seeing their chance
gone, left their prey, and threw themsclye,
in a hackney coach that was waiting for
them i'll the street.
We understand that Mr. Chartlon, in or
der to reward the hcroical conduct of his
slave, intends to set him free, and to give him
one fourth Of the sum by him saved, and with
the condition that he will remain with him
to take care of other treasure, still greater
which will be conhded to his honesty and dc.
votion."
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23

Fortunate Discovery.-Thc New Orleans
Courier of the 21st ult. says:---
"The day before yesterday towards half
uals entered l2r. Chardon'S house in his ob
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23

head and his hands, elevating the Host. He a.
lighted at the altar, and then assisted in the adj
mnistration of the mass. His holiness was after
wards conveyed in a covered chair to the Nitican
The whole ofthe day was afterwards occupied in
the procession of the relics belonging to almost
every ecclesiastical establishment i'll Rome.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23

.Anothcr Patri0t Gone Died, at Elba, on
the morning Of the 25th ultimo, Lcmuel Fos
ter, Esq. in the 61st year of his age, the
youngest of sixteen sons all of whom together
with the father, served in the armies OF the
American revolution and the amount oi
their united service was sixty years. Judge
Foster was beloved and revercd as parent
and huSbdnd-uhivcrsally respected and no,
nored as citizen, having for long PERIOD
discharged with fidelity AMI distinguished
credit various offices of public life; and the
crownlnB cxcellcncy of his character wah'
that all who knew him will say nc was an
exemplary and consistent christian.
\ certain deacon having had the misfortune TO
loose his wife, attempted Immediately attcrwSFd''
to strike up a match with his maid whose name
was f0tience. The parson of the parish coming
in, short time after TO console the bcreaved nus
band, told him he must have patience to support
him in his troubles. "Ah," says the deacon,"l
have been trying her, but she seems to be rather
off,"
FRANKLIN.-In Philadelphia, the mer-
chants many years since, set up an assemo!
Tor dancing, and desiring to make distlhc-
ton and to assume rank above the mechil'-
| lcS, lney at hrSt proposed TINS among ~,
rules for regulating the assembly: hat
no mechanic or mechanics 7eJe or GaAghit
ahouid 6e admHtcd on 0ny terms. s."-lhcos
rules being shown by manager to frleha
(Dr. Franklin) for his opinion, he remarSeu'
that one of them excluded God Almiyi'y,;;
How soo" said the manager, " Because
replied the friend, "hc is notoriously tllc
greatest mechanic in the universe, having'"9
the scripture testiiics, made all things, anu
that by zveight and measHre." The ntenot"
new gentlemen became ashamed OF theH
rule and struck it out.
is is recorded Of person who had been SCI"
fenced to be hled to death, that instead OF u,o
punishment being actually inflicted, he was ''a"e
to beevr merely that ii was so by causing ~a,',
when his eyes were blinded, to tricsle down M
arm, This mimickry of the operation, lowevyi'
stopped as completely the movements OF t'e am
mated machine, AS though an entire eXh"us'tbn ,ta
had been effected of the vvtying fiuId anu s LIZ
man lost his life, although not his blood, oy ""'
Imaginary venesection.
| POISON BY MUSHROOMS. ga.
i Five or six nersons cOmpOsing the fanny OF w.
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POISON BY MUSHROOMS.

POISON BY MUSHROOMS. 90.
Five or six persons composing the family OF N1 NJ.
George Barnard, Hartford, (Conn were pnls".
ed last week by eating mushrooms At bfe4s''iih IA
One Of them, lad named James seyn'0'pi =
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Spanish and French troops in that city, in
which many lives had been lost ne opan-
ish troops in the neighbourhood OF hisesiras
were much dissatisfied, owing to the oaoi'ess
of their clothing and pay.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20
Virginia, To Wit /.

n a court holden for Pihsgtfania tonnig
oa Monday he 2oh day II StPiember'
IG.t.
Samuel Panuill aud Samuel Stept. iat'
pannrrs All acting aud trading uudfr TO-
siels and ira at Samuel Pann.ii "a.
ilainiii,
Against
FRAMES simpson AID William -inp.en,
Dulunddnts.
~ fH.iNCERi
/. The def ndan francis simpson, not hay
iBg entered b.s appearance aud given secui
y according Ia tbr at OF assembly and rules
81 this court, aud II appearing 10 the snsisiac-
iion of the court that lie . not an iulinhilHni
of this commonwealth, m motion ri The
plaintiffs, hs their counsel il j. ordered, that
Tie said defendant, runcis Simpson, DO mp
pear her. on lie third MONDAY ~ January
neAi, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and 4 al u
copy al this order be forthwith inserted ~ one
ol the newspapers printed in Lynchbofgi for
eight weeks successfully.
\ Cppy
WILL. TUNSTALL, 4. r {.
October -. MY ~
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Nrugs anA Medicines.
y
WAITER III. MIDDLETON,

. HP0THECdRY md DRUGGFST
HAS received directly from New York
Il L and Philadelphia, n supply OF DRUGS,
sud fresh Family MEDICINES, Of the purest
quality, which AVAIL be said at The Mchnon
prices.
Practitioners OF Medicine, country mer-
chants, aud others who buy large quantities
and cannot at si times find II Convenient 10
pay the cash, can be supplied on "A liberal ere.
ditwhcre punctunlity is observed Families
in this tO.yn, aud lis vicinity, supplied with
medicines put mp in the incest style, payable
half yearly.
He3has also received, English and Ameri.
can White Lead, ground IN oil dry ditto
Spani,h Brown, in oil dry ditto Ncl-
low Oebre in oil dry ditto Spirits 81
TUrpenlnN; Linsced oil; Venetian Red
Red Lend prussiun Blue, No | aud : 81
pefor Chroms Yellow Patent Green; Spruce
Yellow tutch Pink Mineral Green Kings
yellow Rose, Pink, Lytharge, English aud
American Vermilion Ivory BiaAk Paint
Brushes OF every description English aud
American ltrra de Sienna, Black Lead
Lamp Black ; Turkey umher Gold Leaf of
superior qualiy Silver ditto, Spanish Viii
ine Paris dito American Glue sunerinr
Blue Smats Pnmioc Sion-; Coach Cornl
Varnish Furniture ditto Gum Copal, Ground
CRmwood Stone Ochre lockwood. ground
and in sticks, sc. Nc. together with every
other Paint and Dye-StuR now in use /
more complete assortment at goods In his line
never has hnen offered in his market before.
and he earnestly ,oieits his fri.t,tA, and he
public To give him call 10 whom he returns
his gfeatf.l acknoVie dgments fag nest prlrou-
age. Rug A.
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State of Tennessee.

Giles Circuit Court, august Tern. H.,
John Den, lessee of John Nelson.
IlainrF,
Permenas Williams, defendant.
IJECInEhT.
II appearing IN The satisfaction OF lbe 20.
thai permenas Williams, late OF Naurv o..
~, is dead, and that 1hnmas Noftb.r
John ) Todd, two OF his legatees, are lessi5'
made parties To Ibis snil, aud thai the cbifi4
of Elizabeth Johnston, Who are grand 81.
drel 81 said Permenas, AID being IN the So
Of Alabama, and Polly Coleman aud her In.
baud Stephen Coleman, in right oi his vi
living in the state OF Virginia. are hi, nh
legatces, as appears on scire iacias rcfur,,s=l
of this tract oi land, and Nathaniel " lila.
Of Maury county, having hecu atpo,,t,5
guardian Of such children OF said ljiyal,,t9
tohnston As ale minors, aud scire facias -,
such OF der OF appointment, having been
sued 10 the sheriff of Alanry county. and =,
being returned by him, II is 0rdertd. thai al
Siephcn Coleman and wife, aud said cLill,,,
ot Elizabeth Johnston Of lawful age and til
under by their lawful guardian hulanI. W.
liams, pear al the next term OF this cont
tie first Monday in February ne,t. and
made defendants at which time this ca,..
will he revived, and set Tor trial, agreeable
act OF assembly, III the name Of snid lppat.4.
aud thai a copy Of this order be published lors
weeks successfully in the following newsla.
pers The Nashville Wing, Tennessee L..
ginian, Lyuchburg, virginia ard in the lie.
yeucc Gazette, Alabama, or any otler new.
paper of thai state, three months before ne,.
term and this cause is continued until ne,t
term, &c Copy-Ieste.
IL. HAGEN, CLERK.
October 8. N6vq
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Cheap Groceries.

sayHE SUBSCRIBER has ins received, IA
addition 60 hi iornief stock on hhnAi
sno sacks real liverpool Salt, lafgesi s'z"'
Is ihds superior lameics 49,. traih snE"'-i
4 do superior Orleans du
- hIls aed ; iiefees superior LOAF AMI i"n'P
duo,
90 haes AID , tierecs hesl sreeR Coaee,
3 bass Did Wbiie LaEnlfa do
ln b3ses Chessiiaic, NJ. ! - No =.
20 do t.anpat, DIR aod l1ptrisl lea, i'm.
paref ~ september I'll, the latest aud
bet cargo ~ mHri ~,
90 s.spound bntes t'1apo"der aud Imperial
lea. selected Tor family use,
10 hags Pepper aud iim,nto,
do White knce Ginger,
30 hases JnlioW aud spermaccii Candles
30 hnAes aud - casks real Goshen Cheese, !
Indigo, Madden, Alum aud Copperas,
Heal Durham Mustard,
Zig Blue aud Starch,
2 nipes old Nadeira hi.e,
. do do 1currfr do
d. de- Sirily Madeira ID
- bldsrnd / pipe real Malaga 10
/ pipe very superior old Gognac Brandy, 5tlf
pfeef,
3 pnnchrors old Iamaira aud Antigua Rum
ripe real lloiinnd Gin,
Blister aud German Steel,
ToFther Nth gfHlfai assortment II
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New and fashionable
. JEWEIRY.

IsliE subscribers are now rccen ing from
Il New York and Philadelphia an additional
surPly,of new aud fashionable goods, consist
ing in pau OF the following articles
Pearl, Paste, fiIagree, ard Coral Earrings
letaz, Garnet, Pesrl aud Paste Breastplf'
Steel Earrings, BreastpiDs, Bits and BFdcf.
let's
Coral and fancy Necklace
Ladies and gentlemens u old Patent Lever
and plain Watches
Fine cold Chains, Seals. and Keys
SILVER Lever, and plain Watches
ilaied Candlesticks and Casters, BrItaua
Teapois
brass, plated and Britannia lamps
convey, C0ncaVe, and Green Spectacle'
silver and steel mounted
RoGorss fine Penknives, Razors and SIS
sOrs
ilemmine Needles (all numbers) warranted
first quality
Ladies and Gentle mems Pocket Books, ana
a variety OF fancy and staple articles +"
their line-All of " hich were careIu,e
selected by one of the concern IN INC
Northern markets, and comfose' lue
nest assortment ever offered IN "'
,.laGe.
" hose who may feel disposed TO pnTcDsa''
VIII lind 1t 10 their interest 10 give rs a c"1
as we are determined To sell unusually Nv
WILLIAMS b flCIVm
octol,cr22. eII
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Is hrrshy gisen tibet he C,lis in The
Il Laaefe Hospital, "a ne city Of Uiiiams-
burg, art occupied, and that no more patients,
Male or Female viii be received into said
Hospital, until some of the .nid Cells are Va
cant, due notice of which viii be given.
BY order Of The tonftxf G6ecfo~s.
LEO. HENLEY, &. {. u.
Williamsburg, Feb. u.
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ghe kollowing proVerty d,
onscllold & Kitchen Furniture,
~ office

10y virtue Of deed of trust executed by
- Ambrose kucker, for certain purposes
therein expire ed, aud which Is Of record IN
ne CLERK 5 Office Of the county court OF Am
hest, the subscribers Will expose 60 sale, by
way of public auction, on Tuesday the IN
daf ot December next, il fair, II not the next
tan day AT the residence OF said Rucker, in the
connig 81 Amherst, all the siotk Of Horses,
Cotes, Hegs ap5 St1ep, u yoke d OJea Also,
sci OF HL.iC,kS.hfIHN TOOLS, together
witt a great variety OF PL.LNT.III0.N u
IfNSiLs ), HOUSEHOLD IND kIfCHE.N
FtRAII9' RE, aud a number oil articles too
numerous 10 insert in an advertisement.
1ERMS--All sums under $40, cash-oyer
that sum n credit OF l. months will be gwen,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
cnrity. The sale will be continued irol.ry!ay
10 day ill all is sold.
JOHN MILLER, T.,.,,..
ID. X EDLEY,
November II WtdslI
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Eor n EunaWay.

pUNAW Az on Friday morning. the 9th
IA inst. from the battcaux on which he was
king, ON James river, thirty miles above
richmond young negro man, named BOB,
about twenty years OF age, of small stature,
yellow complexion, straight, black hair, some
what OF the appearance al an indians, speak
slowly, almost droning, 'ha, AT first view of
Inn simple appearance, but on examination
will be found to be shrewd and intelligent. |
do not know ii be has any flesh mark. shout
hun, File Was-raised by Mr. Jefferson, at
Monticello, IN Aihemarle, who Sold him to
n Mr.. Wheat, who sold him 10 MIR Mckinney
OF Charlottesville, OF whom purchased him
the first tuesday IN last month. lie has rela-
tlons at Monticello, at Mr. Jefferson planta-
iloh near Lynchblsng, in Richmond, at Mr.
Thomas Mann Randolph's plantation, near
lnckahoc creek, few mses above Rich
mond, aud at Wilton, below Richmond. |
Think il most probable he is maxi his way
either TO Albcmarle, or the plantation near
Lynchburg. lie ran away from MIR. Wheat
about year ago, aud endeayored 10 get To
Pennsy lvania, hut WAS apprehended | will
give Fifty Dollars reward for apprchendino
apd dellN ering him 10 me AT the Virginia Mills
IN the county OF Buckingham if taken out q
the state, and reasonable travelling exrenses
paid, or Ten Dollars if taken within t!le state
aud secured in jail, so that | get him again
and reasonable travelling expenses. if bronohi
home. ASBURY CRFNSuAWo
Aug. y. VITA
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u hsack SNith Wanted.

Ao4 WIZ be given FOR a negro black
~ smith, that tam come we'll recommended
as workman. Enquire at The yireini,n OF
'ooei 40 WITS 10 !.
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NoHE.NY YiNSl.EN,

-.4TrORNEY ~ L7Ip,
INIENDS In practice IN the cotdts of
4 amherst, and in the superior court OF
chanrfry at Lynchburg. lie will reside nj
Amherst court house.
October -. N1w'I2
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\ONNC Slaves.

to wit Phil, Isaac, Tom, jim, E'2a', -.
and Amelia, or so much thereof as WV i
necessary TO satisfy the purposes oil TUE an. me-
trust, Acting as trustees we shall convey So
title only as is vested mus. rc
A c. sHELso>,
October % "tuS .
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TRUST Sale.

10y virtue Of a-deed of trust eXrc"', u
- to us by DR.. Josiah Morton, dated ",
ls'h day OF November, 1923, aud duly rev.
ded IN the county court OF Piusylean'a' ", W
shall proceed 10 sell, al public auction y.
cash, on Thursday the End day OF D''eH,' :
next, at Watkins's Store, in phtsy 'a"''
valuable
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TRUST SALE.

n III = y ~ III
DY virtue Of deed uf trust executed by
Hb Sathsnicl kiSes 10 DAVID II. Clark aud
Rice Garland, Tor purposes iliereG mention
ed, bearing dute the 10th February, lsno, and
Of record "a Rockingham county, n. &. We
shall proceed Ia sell, at the house OF The said
Nathaniel Rlves, on Monday, the 81 day oil
January, 1870