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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-07
FAMINE IN GALWAY IRELAND.

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From the Gai'ray. idueriiser.-I is with great
regret we obliged to write upon this subject
but the fact IS that our people fannish. not on
iy IN the midst of plenty, hut in the prospect of
superahundance. In consequence of the repre-
| scntation made 10 Government by the Roman
| Catholic Clergy, of the state of the distress in
this nelgltouihood, ard the humane tlisnositions
of some persons who were pleased 10 contradict
the fact, ard To say that none existed his Ex-
cellency the Lord Lieutenant was graciouslv
| pleased 10 send down Commissary General
| Luscome, to inspect and inquire into the actual
state OF the poor in this district and 10 report 10
| his Exccllcncy The result On tEe 22d instant
| this gentleman arrived here, and after making
some inquiries, he proceeded 10 Onchterard, Ii
miles west, and such was the distress aud misery
WHICH he witnessed there, on his arrival that he
sent an express the same nght, for quantity
of Oatmeal TO be Immediately sent him 10 keep
The people nliveI
his humane, this excellent gentleman. was
shocked at the spectacle of human misery which,
were presented to hnl-pcunG men laid do,yr
IN The bed OF misery, unable to move for want of
FOOD, and resigned to die. No pen could des-
crbc--no pencil paint, what he beheltl-the
picture was too appalling for human nature TO
support--the ComInissary General could not
sustain himself, he unnamed the tear of
pity ran down his cheek, every Shilling which he
and his associates possessed was instantly dis
trbuted to stay the hand ofdeath and when he
returned to breakfast he found it impossible to
taste an atom of food the recollection of what
he had seen, sunk deep in bis mind, and sensible
OF the situation ofthe destitute, he could think of
nothing but their immediate relief.
The Commissary General having made his
arrangements at Oughterard and having had a
supply of SO tons of oatmeal lodged in the town
he returned here, when at an early hour, one of
the Roman Catholic clergy sent him in report
OF upwards of two hundred families in one pa
rish, who were i'll an actual state of want, MANY
of whom had not tasted food for the day before
and had the Commssonary General waited i'm
town that day, 1T was the intention of the other
clergy to make known to him Tie state of their
Pensioners, but we understand be had proceed
ed towards Westport.
While dis distress exists in this neighbour
hood, cargOes of oatmeal are shipping OFF every
day; the Eden, of Wick, loaded here some time
back for Belfast, with oatmeal; upon its arrival
1T was not wanted there, and the vessel was
chartered again 10 take il to LverpooI--Upop
arrival there, the master was preparing to dis
charge, when he learned that the Market was
ove"stccked with the article And after good
deal OF negotiation tc master was again char
tered TO go with this cargo OF oat- meal back 10
belfast from whence we have not vet learned
whether it is TO be sent in search of the months
to CONSUME ii--and there's vessel now loading
here with cargo of oat-mea! for London TO
iccd pigs, while our people pine aud perish for
want Of food.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-07
AP PATRIARCH

There IS now living, in Lctart township.
Hcigs coraty, Ohio, an old getIcrnan named
D10fd SURE, who was born in East Jersey.
June 10 1886, and was married al the age of
y, to Human FraSee, of the same state, FIVE
years younger than himself, by whom he had
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NV ORIEANs. AUG. o.


The existence of the yellow fever is nos, off
ccia''y announced, as will be seen by the follow
ing notice.
Yesterday an extra session 6f the Board of
Health, was he'll at tie MAYORS Office. coovcn.
ca ny the President Of the Board, in conse-
qnence OF a letter received from the resident
pnysician, stating the existence of several cases
OF The yellow fever and his fear of af, ap,roaci.
ing epidemic; who also reported TO the Board
the following cases:
scanen in the Inirmarv, reported BIZ DR..
ioarhWeil: sea'nen and 3 boatrncn in the
Charity Hospital. reported by Dir. Rogers. 3
seaine' IN the lnlirnary, and Italians, in pri-
Vate houses, reported by DR.. Davidson.
case IL the yard of the quarter masters Of.
noe, was reported 10 Tie Board this day, bv DR..
-. e. ker - ~
NOFlCE.-Thc Board Of Heatl, are under
Tie painful necessity OF announcing TO the Gift
Iens OF New Orleans, that the Yellow Fever
mas made ITS appearance, and that t!iov bovc
every reason 10 believe tliat it will very soon
become cpidenic.--They, therefore, bcc: Leave
TO suggest to such strangers as are in the civ
INC pF0pr!aty Of leaving it as soon as possible.
anu ior te accommodation AMI treatment &c
patients infected with yeifow fever. Il Iosnif,I
IS opened at The lower end of Common street
to which all such persons will be removed ON
application 10 any of the members or officers Of
the Board Of Health.
II. K. GORDON,
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SN LEI.

"His powers of conversation and Of humorous
rcpartcc regarded unrivallod but like mos,
who have assumed n despotcal sway in conversa-
lion, he was sometimes siienced by peced iesis-
tancc. Ar an inn, seeing the cook-mald scrapiny Il
piece of mutton, he asked how many maggots She
had got out Of ii. Not so many are in your
head, replied the wench smartly. The Dean was
angry, and complained to her mistress. On anoth-
er occasion he was silenced by worthy citizen, an
a!drrmau b. own.) who having undergone his railc-
ry III silence during the time of dinner all of sud-
den iscd bis head from he plate observing Swift
tate apple-sause to the wing ola duck and exclair-
cd, " Mr.. Dean, you e"t your duck like goose." A,
another time he asked Kenny, Carmelitc Priest.
whom he met at Mrs. Waterways why the Catholic
Churches used pictures and images when the Church
of England did not. Because answered the Priest
readily, arc old house keepers, aud you are new
beginners Swift was so surprised and incensed,
that lie left the ROOM aud would not stay TO dinner
though Inc had come 10 Mrs. Waterways viii, that
intention. Scots Life cf Self.
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July so
TIRGINI.4:

Ut rules, holden in the clerk Office of the Superior
court oil chancery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of June, 1924.
Ann W ins'o" Plaintiff,
HaratIo Gates Winston, admir- de bonis non with
the will annexed Of WIN. Mereweather decd
and m. MereweatIier, and James Neyevea
thef, " lillian Mcrcwcather and Francis Na,e--
weather, EX'fs. of David Merewcather decd and
IN Their own rights, and Thomas Mereupo,,,er
John Mereweather, ann David Mereweather who
together with the said Ex'rs are children of ,bc
sand David Merewcather, decd and lillian
james a. David Mereweathcr, Booker e. Eli
zaocth his wife, late Elizabeth MeIeweather and
sally Merewea;lcr, children of James Merevea
Their, dec d. and William, James, and El,zabeth
Mefeweather, infant children of Robert Mere
weather, decd and Andrew Keen John Pc index
ter, Edmund Pendle,on, jr. John TAYLOR and
William Pollard, Defe11o,fs
The defendants, William Mereweather and
James, William, and Frances, Exrs of David Mere
weather, and Thomas, John, and David Mcrevea
Their, children Of said David, not having entered
their appearance and given security according TO
the act of Assembly and the rules of this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that thew are
not inhabitants OF this country: 1t is ordered That
Tue SAID defendants do appear here on the first day
OF the next term and answer the bill of the pauG
and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ca III some newspaper published in the city of Rich
nono' Tor two months successfully, and posted at
lie front door OF the capitol in the said CITY
copy Teste.
oow0w U.N. ". HE,NING, c. G.
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a YLRGLNIsa.
.7truies hodepip the clerks Office of the sur.,o,
court fchance,y fos ,kt Richmond district, the
goth day olJunc, 1854.
'o"n s ssaiAe,' Plaintiff,
'onh Panle, Hannah Paine, Jane Paine. SNOW
laihe' onis Paine, Thomas Morton Paine, ard
margaret Paine, hei.s of samnel Paine decd
DEFENDANTS.
The defendants john Paine, Hannah Paine. Ian.
Paine, Thomas Nj. Fame and Narearet p,ins 80
naV'hg entered their appearance and given security
accoiu'ie 10 Tue act of assembly and the rules ,f
ms count ana uappearing by satisfactory evidence
my are not hhaoitants of this county: II is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear her.
on the first day of the next tern, ma 80 ~ Ian
OF the pi;.in,ih and that COPY Of his o,d.r ~
ioi'hwith inserted III some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for Two months s,cc.ss;,.o,
ana posted at the iron, door of the capitol i'm lie
said city. f'o' ia VAC
w8w58 I'M ~ yJg,Nyn,,
DIRGLNY.7:
II. rules, holden i'll the clerks Office of the srne,;o,
co"ft ct chancery for the Richmond district the
Goth day of June, 1924 "'0
Joseph .4,nud adn'o de bonis NOR of,.,o H.,
decd. -. ao'u
against
lisa Cabaniss adm'or of Charles Cabaniss dec,1
Nancy Cabaniss, widow of the said Charles, and
"'''Ns w isOu ana w lillam Williams.
r, Defendants.
The scire facias awarded in this cause mn, heinz
returned executed on the defrnnant James Wilson
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that be m
not an lnha bitant of this country: 1t is ordered Tb,
the said defendant do appear here ON the first dnv
Oh the next term and shew cause if any he can. a.
gainst the revival sought by the said process and
'ha' copy oil this order he forthwith inserted i'm
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond.
lo' TWO months successfully, and posted at the
font door of the capitol in said city,
n copy--Teste.
w6w5S I'm ~ IyENy>.l,
VIRGINIA.:
III rules, holden in the clerks Office ofthe S,,pe,;o
court CT chaucciy for tue Richmond dist,;c. H..
2Gih day of June, 1924.
Henry Dupree, p,...r
against, ~
'ie"ry Collier Foster, admor of .4lthur Foster do
ceased, and hewitt Harriss, Defendauis
he defendant Henry Collier Foster not HAVING
entered his appearance and given security accor,r
to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court;
and itappearimghy satisfactory evidence thar he ;s
not an lnhabtant of this country 1t is ordered rh,,
'ne SAID defendant do appear here on tine first dav
OF the next term and answer the bill of the ploipti.
aud that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich-
ino"d' Tor two months successfully, and posted az
the mont door OF the capitol, in the said city.
n copy-Ieste.
w8w53 W.H. ". HENLNyI. G. G..
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eight sons and three daughters. The offspring
Mankind a GRAND total of

All ofwhom were living on the 5th of April,
1928. The old gentleman is able to say
" Arise, son, go TO your sons; for your sons son
has got two sons" This is believed TO be the
largest family in America.
Supporter, .4ug. S, 1924.
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NIRGlNlA.
In
Chanccrv.

VIRGINIA.:
III R"iesho1'iea in Me CLERKS Office of King and
E"een County, al HE Court House, or Non
day, he 5Ht dag Of .Jt,Ly 1924
John Bagby and Richard Bagby,0
merchants and partners, trading
under the firm OF John & Richard
Bagby, PrGs. In
AGAINST Z Cbu.,c..,,
Peyton Crane and Larkin Deshazo
E>'ors of john Crane, deed.
),6s
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II is painful to us all, we know, to lie down ut
night and think the duties of the day have not been
done. II is painful close the year, aud think
that 1t has beeu wasted in idencss and folly. But
what, alas! must he the feelings of those that lie
down at last upon the bed of death, and look back
ON their past lives with no remembrance of goodness
Who can recall only riches wasted, and power abus-
cd and talents msemployed-and see the grave o.
pened TO receive them, upon whith tear will be
shed, and memorial to virtue raised.
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Selections from files Of late London Popers.
1--WE WILL MARRY

couple of young ladies having buried their ia
ther who was AN old humorist, and had such an a.
version TO natlimony, that he would not allow them
to marry, however advantageous might be the ofe r.
conversng his character, the eldest observed she
is dead nj last and will marry" ~Well' said
the youngest 81 am for rich hushanti,sa aud Mir. .
shall be my man." Hold sister," said the other
ont let us be too hasty in the choice of our hus-
bands; let us marry those whom the powers above
have destined for us; for marriages register
ed in heavens book" 81 sorry for that, replied
the youngest, for am afraid father will tear nut the
leaf"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-07

IN Chesterfield County Court, Juiy 18th, 1924.
Joseph Jones and Nancy his wife,
Comphs.
AGAINST
Tabitha Firth, ;.dn,x. of William ~ IN
Filth, decd and guardian of Fran -1"o"ceTy'
ces Firth, aud Joseph +. Hamb-
lin, DeGs
ME defendant Hamblin not having entered
Il ms appearance and given security, according
20 law and the rules of this Count aud il
appearing TO the satisfaction of The Court that he is
not an inilabian of this Commonwe alth, on the
motion of the plaintiffs, by Wyntham Robertson.
Esq: their attorney, as Ordered That, unless the
said defendant iiamblin do appear here on or before
october Court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill the
same shall be taken for confessed, and the matter
thereof decIeed accordingly and il is ordered
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in
some Newspaper published in the city of Richmond
ior eight weeks successfully and another copy pos
ted at The front door of the Courthouse of this coun
~ for two successive court DAYS
Cory TEsTE,
LAWSON NUNALLY, ID c.
July ~ w3w53
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VIKGlNIA: :.
AT Rnles' hodenin the Clerks Once of the Superior
court OF chancefy for the Richmond district, Tho
Goth day of June, 1894, ~
John Darby adm'of of I'm. Churchill,
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Against

Carter b. Berkeley, adm'or &c. of John Roh;nson
dec d. " lillian Robins sheriff of Gloucester. AID
committee OF the estate Of John Armistead and
George Healey adm'of Of Philip L. Grymes deed.
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NINNINIh:
at Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Super
the 10Th day OF june, 1924,
samuel Dunn and Caroline his wife, late Caroline
Holloway, sole heir of David Holloway, decd.
Plaintiffs,
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
At a superior Court of Chancery, holden at the
Capitol in the City OF Richmond, the 10Th day of
June, 1924.
Zachary Lewis, Plaintiff.
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In Chesterfield County Court, July 12th, 1891.

II copy-1estc,
57wGw U.H ". HENLNG;, c. C.
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Alirkieborough Montague, and John /. Winston
exoIs. OF Thos. ogw ood deed
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I'M. ". HE.NINiG, c. c.
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VIM W HENING c. c.
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wU1. e. EITZyy9Yy,sovy1y
June 90

4 AS just received, No. LXXVIIr. Edirhuro
n T. feyie", and 10. % Museum of Forcia99
Literature. ''9"
1he subscribers 70 these and erJ,criodtcol co,ts
are requested 10 send for their ,,u,ebess.
imieys new GENERAL ATLAS, an e,cr,nt
ana cheap work, containing 60 colorcd mans ;,s,
punished pup, The VOCAL STANDARD. or STAR
SPANGLED Banner. Life of General n. G,on'
% % ."e Revolutionary Army, by Judge Johnson
remarks historical and critical ON Johusor,< ;cc
OF Green, by II. Lee. Rsrca's French WA ~
Sparn. study of Medicine, by John Mason Wool
W. D.--f. x. 5. vols. 3vo. Playfair g. III
Manual of Chemistry, by Brande. ThalrIa,,. my.
pensatoTy. ''' , Dis
Greei, Latin French and English Sclooi Boots
Engiish aid American Writing Papers, Bnnt p's,
copying and Tissue Paper, aud rener.,i os''
'nen ~, OF other articles of Stationary, '''''
Blank Books for County Court Offices aud NJ.
e"a''s' ruied ana made to- any pattern, of ,ur,o,,
materials, and III the best manner. PP'o'e"
carried on III all its branches o"S'hcSS
Ir'ces ma CharSes fully as low as elscvboro
June %. 's'"hcFc.
ed
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the Court of Chancery of the State Of Dc,a-
Il ware, held at New Castle in and for the Cou,,-
y OF New Castle, OF the August Term, Ammo Dom
I'M 1898,
Thomas Roberts,
James NJ Broom, Jacob r. Broom, James Roberto
ana sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ro
beris, Asa Moore and Ann his wife, William.
Lyon, Rachel B. Lyon, George Lyon, John Lyon,
and jacob b. Lyon.
And now TO wit, on this twenty-fourtll day of A.
pm, AnnoDomni, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty .iour, on motion of Joshua G. Erinckle ESQ.
compartments Solicitor, and OIL Afidavits fled II Is
ordered by the Chancellor that William I.ron RAJ
chaei u. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear i'm this
Court and IN the above canse, on Thursday. the
I'm day OF August next ensuing, and the Chan.
ceor directs that copy of the foregoing order shall
within thirty days be published in the Delaware
Gazette published at Wilmington, and the Consti-
.atonai Whis, published Richmond, in Virginia,
and be continued in such newspapers for the space
OF three months next after its first publication.
"e1o Castle County, SIS. do certify thatthc above
IS true copy Of the record thereof.--In tcs.
timony whereof, I have hereunto set NV
L. s.. hand and affixed the seal of the sud court.
-, at New Castle, the Sd day of MAY, An
10 Domini, 1894.
DAVID PAINTER, Reg'r
'Hioi n, Chanccry.
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WILLIAM CAMPBELL KIDn

ofbC lilly announces 10 the ci,ize,s +, r
a Richmond, that it is lis intcn,;,, -, vs. W
Glasses for the purpose of teaching Ef.OCrTt1V
He Is aware that he need not cxps,tatc ON ,b -,
ile OF the art of Public Speaking. Ason ,,c[o,n
piishmcnt, 1T is an ornament to every i,d;,,J,ai
IS 81 paramount Importance 10 those clrca,cJ f.,
ihe Pulpit, the Senate or the Bar-And in III ~.
country, where every citizen has the r;f IF 49,.
ing mis- sentiments respecting public measures :, =
often absolutely requisite to resist tho efforts IF t
practised public declaimer. u '''e
w. Z. kIpD ventures to suggest, that he b,e -,
ccIYed Instruction on Public Speaking, from so,,o
~ s''e most en'ishtened Professors of London and
EDINBURGH aud has witnessed the efforts of sorc If
the most celebrated Orators Of the United St,,ns
In order to arrange his Glasses, ". &. E,dd will
meet with those gentlemen DESTROYS Of frtber iDfr
nation at Mr.. Robert PORES, 18th s,,er,--oys,,
day until I O'Clock, NJ. wy
July 6.
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TRUST SALE.

HslRSCkNT to the provisions Of a Deed OF
d Trust, executed on the 25th day of Nav, 1876.
ny Scawall OSgood, To William Writ and Thomas
iaylor trustees, for Tic security and indemnifcat-
on OF David Bu.iock, duly recorded in the Office of
Tie Hastings Court of the City of Richmond, viii
be offered for sale, at the premises, to the highest
bidder, for ready money, on Frday the 9th dav of
august next, at . o'clock, p. NJ. certain piece or
parcel OF ground, lying in the City of Richmond be-
ing part of the half lot distinguished in the
Plan of said city Ivy the number (522) five hundred
ana twenty-five bounded by the James River Ca
nal Company on the South side, one hundred and
nnety-our feet, and is part Of the same lot of
ground conveyed by Jaqucnc q. IIarvie and Ma.
~ his wife, to the said Osgood, may be fully seen
OF record liz the Office of the Hastings Court of the
city aforcsaid-MIs. Osgood, the widow of said
Seawaii;l is entitled to her dover in this property
and the Trustees viii only convey such title as IS
vested in them by the deed aforesaid.
BYTHE TRUSTEES.
June % ,ds11
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In amelia County, .Ioy Court, 1924.
Thomas Muinford and John c. Hill, Merchants am,
partners, trading undce tho firm Of Mumford and
Hill, PIN, NAN
AGAINST ~ Chdhccry..
John Roberts and Thomas Roberts, Defs. :.
The defendant, Thomas Roberts, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act OF the General Assembly, and the Rules
OF tins Court and il appearing the satisfaction uf
the Court that the said dcfenta MT Thomas Roberts
iSnot an inhabitant Of this State ON the mott
ON OF the plaintiffs, by Alfred o. Eggleston, their
COUNSEL IT Is ordered, that the said defendants Tho
mas ROBERTS, do appear here on the fourth Thurs !
day IN August next, and answer the complainants
bill and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some public newspaper, printed III the City
OF Richiiond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and also
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county ON two sn cessive court days,
a copy-Tcst,
}: T. LEIGH, c. A. C.
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M1INTYRE'S

VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RrcHMosp.
Whole Ticket s5 GO
Half do. Q 20
Quarter do. os
Parcels Of Q Tickets may also be had ;-purchas-
ed in that way they will cost S45 and are warrants
cd to draw $50, less 10 per cent.
Should parcel be purchased by certificate, it
VII. cost only
Of Whole Tickets s2s
Half do. Ii
Quarter do.
irizes payable 30 days after the dsawing, and
subject TO II deduction of Is per cent.
Orders from the country (post pail1 will meet
with prompt attention. -,
u Inzes in the Lotteries Of New York, Jcrscy
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment OF Tickets Mt this Office and any inloru,a-
ton respecting the results of the drawings OF said
Lotteries, can always be obtained.
June %.
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DMAF'NS,
FOR SALE.

VIE TRACT OF LAND called Gravclly
II Hill, in King William County, about six
mlesfr from the Court House, containing one hundred
and fifty two acres. This Tract of Land is well
worth The attention of any person who wishes de-
srablc little farm. II is convenient to a good bold
navigation, being about two miles from the Pamun-
Ky River. The buildings are in pretty good repair
and amply sufficient foF the accommodation Of a
small family; place can boast of better water A
full proportion of il is in original Timber ofthe best
quality. Tine negfbofiiood is good ard the soil is Of
that peculiar Kind in that section of the country
which whilst it is congeninl TO the growth Of small
grain, almost invariably insures to the cultivator
good crop of Corn. The terms Of sale arc one third
cash, one third in twelve months, and one third in
two years from, the day Of sale, the two las; nav
ments to be secured by a Deed of Trust on the
Land. II this Laud is sold privately before. i,
will be offered FOR sale publicly, at King William
Court-IIouse, on the fourth Monday in july next
The title IS unqvestionabia having been devised he
Captain BlackwciiTosler TO his wife Susanna, nov,
Susanna CHM.
THOMAS CUJNN.
SUSANNA CHINN.
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NOTICE.

800. AOi.- -
virtue Of a warrant to me directed by Ed
~ ward C. Sydnor, agains, tho goods and chat
tes OF VIM c. Kidd, for due in arrear, win be
sold on FRIDAY the 18th inst. at the house occu-
pied as the Plenix Office, the following articles, viz
Printing Press, complete
All the Types belonging to the establishment, oe
the Phenix offcc
Printing Stands
Imposing Stone
Tables
l Stove.
the day of sale. S