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FOREIGN.
IPSARA.


The following particulars relative IN IN.
capture ot insara, translated by the editor of
Tie Boston Daily Advertiser, from the Snvr-
nran viii be read with interest.
SMYRNA, July S..-A Mussulrnan. who
WIS an eye wiiness, informs us, that during
me taking of lpsara, ~ the Turks. several
individuals succeeded in saving themselves
nom The general determination. They re-
retired fn very rocky place at the north of
me island. In vain we promised them by
our brards and by every thing wc held most
sacred. To grant them their lives If they would
surrender. They were deaf to all our prupo-
si'ions they cried out necessarily, we have
io"d, we have arms, Liberty or this death,
Is the IpsarIot motto
This is the spoil OF a brave man, said n
TURK proudly, 'lie other day, showing an Ip-
sari"t tnnc ia which he was clothed. Vain
~, said be, did oifsr him his life. he wou,d
IAN under my arms. l belonged added The
Turk, 10 The first division which Effected i,s
landing In very steep place. Conducted
ny Inc European transports. we drew near the
shore, and favored by the clouds Of smoke
produced by The brisk caunonadns from our
leei, approached very near little cove with
OUT being seen. AT sight of 81 famous a coup-
lry "ur baDians refused To throw themselves
into the water. A brisk alteration arose be-
tween lhr troops and The militia. The volun-
trers carried away by their enthusiasm, threw
themselves into the sea. We advanced silent
~ To little spot, then creeping like goats,
one after the other, we arri,ed II; the entrance
oi narrow defile where Creek armed
with sabre stopped us aud killed success
sisely eleven of our men. Alarmed himself
AT The nunbrr which presented, he fled. Hc
was pursued. We came 10 three common.
served by thirty men, who, aStOnishrd. sui.
Tered themselves 80 be- taken, and were i'm
mcdIaie'y sacrificed. We must have certain
~ fallen, If The Greek Abansns, who were
better situated, had fired But they demand
cd quarters, we fell on them and 0yerpuwer-
ed them. The Greek Absnians rallied :
they opposed force To- force. Weak efiirts.-
Disorder WAS among them they were van
qllshed, Though they dearly sold their lives.
We then penet'a,ed rapidly into the Island
to ELECT our junction with The otlfJr 'rsrks.
! was nj the explosion Gf 81. Ncolo. Five TO
SIX thousand Ouomaps surrounded This for
tress. Though destitute OF artillery, my brave
companions wished 10 give the assault; no.
thing ahated their courage, rot even the can
Mister shot, poured from the castle, nor the
brisk firing Of the besieged. Two hours be-
fore the terrible catastrophe, an Ipsariot with
match IN his hand advanced towards u.s.
lie was shot down by thousand balls. A
second succeeded 10 the same fate third
appeared and persisted IN The same manner.
what was our establishment tO see fourth, y
9Th, and even sixth. sublime devotion
some moments utef ST. N'celo blew up
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STATE ELEc.T1nr

In our last we waited for the I" T.;o, of,ss
W pest lie, lie IS come, and we want to SEE no
more "l h.m-he shows his teeth instead of his
itsIl-breny. every thing IS gone in favour -" Of
O"n."n' oocn sweeping dereat-such an
D , G roui we have not heard Of since
ing spirits until we heard from Sng.Jl IN !,
favour OF ClIniop, Ell To brute old Snfrolk,
when "ssd 10 give 400 against him. We
ga'e W. me ship' having fought her az well as
we could and 70 the ve'y last. Mr.. CIinton,s
majority will fall little short ol o 900.
, II WI ne asked. what has produced this
change OF opinion? we are prepared to an.
swer the question. ''P'' W NV
g Inc electoral law has produced This change
NE 10, want Of hdellty among republicans; Ibe
diversity of sentiment on The subject Of. The
pesldeucy and al the conflicting opinions
ana 'enl'ments which grew out of these con.
tests Tor Office. One side wanted r. retain
the power in the hands of the leeisla,,,ra
10 answer their views the other wanted il
TO be transferred TO the people to answer =
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.nouen one OF tho most distant, I was VIC .
.en'y throw down, and covered Vol, \, earth
got VI, an hour after, feeling as if hal hec,
'a'seu from The dead. II il general,v beI;sv :
eo 10 tue ottoman army that from three ~.
."ur Thousand Turks persisted about This for +.
';s I've a''erward learnt that the srot to
"n'n tue SIX erceks were advancing, was !,
,, a i.uo'erranean' powder Magazine, which
sion. 80 10y ~ 'he expo
we iears Iron, European who visited To-
sa'a a''er lis destruction, that there ,r ere tel
esrapns an about the Island except at the amor
where the landing was effected, so ipaccessi-
nie was mat place considered. For want Of
.h's telegraph they could not learn in season
'hat me enemy vase on the island.
'p:ara iorineriy bore the name of Psyra.-
.J,s ~ htrra! Greeh, makes dry, uncul,i-
80, ~ ANU ana u Is probably TO The dryness
'o, 'nat y owes ITS ancient times tenn =
PIE consecratedto Bacchus, on the same .nnt
Where isnow found monastery ded;c.t.d
20 TIE Virgin. Psyra. says Strabe. j. onno-
'e NHe i'romontory Relena, sixty stadia from
SEQ. IS rocky island, of diffcni, aecs..
anu mas GU heariog the same name. Psv-
"a cmang,u It's name to Psara. because I,
u"ne'u' Vi men, wishing 10 shake the T,rI.isi,
uo'n'.''on, ao"ot a century since, took refuge
~, u's rock FISHING was their principal en-
\. :, 10y PtoSptTeu, increased and
multiplied. They always maintained amer
themselves that spirit Of Independence ,yhirS
IN our times have raised them en- n,..h -.
bore other Greeks. "en u
During the French Revolution. these h,,5,,,.
na''Salors threw themselves into Tho N.a;,a
ranean. They gave them selves nm m sn,,r
s''s ana acquired immense wealth. Refor..
'lie ufeek revolution the population of tb,.
island amounted TO COCO souls Ar tho ,;r,'.
OF us fall, ipsara contained about tyeirs ,h m.I
sand. eve 'hou-
A high chain Of mounia;ns. run,;r, ,,t,
ana south, growing lower as il advances d.
woes the Island. AT the south cas-, stood ,hs
Guy, ana near It safe port, large raongb g.,
contain about thirty ships. Al the south ,y.s,
do""' mile from the island, is an islet eli
ed Anti lpsaro. At the north west in a..
T.tek where the first landing was efF.cted.-~
~ IS about 100 PAGES long and so wide. and
IS surrounded by very steep rocks. ,rhe
NOUN oirths creek is separated into ,wn
eI'',i parts ny rock, and il sonIv Wv
s!haii galieys that can enter II. In The ;nt.l
ri"r oil the island we found SOM acre. 20
sorh winch several rich indi, iduaIs had trans.
formed INTO vineyards. The only trees nb;,.h
reireshed the ipsarots when they I,ft ,he;r
cry We're $50 fg trees, two iviober &c.
anu some pears. They had four wells ,hrss
81 winch were very deep and salt. The other
p'aceo near the city supplied the inhabitants
e"ch mouse had also lis cstern.
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New Yonx Aser,

~ l.
!, VIZ l.. smith Offered the following rream-
DE ana resolution, which liz on The t,hIp
hhefras, reference Of The cbo,ce of .,
cH'"i magistrate, In the event or an o,c,r,,,
mare ana much u" he deprecated ind.ris;on he.
~, r"c,or"i colleges. is directed by the redr.
RAJ constitution, To the house ofrenraso,t.,
"''S' crea''d 10 spirit of compromise and
co''crSs'"n i"'" an electoral tribunal of uneon,l
sovt'e'gn'i"s. az the least exccpfionalle ,,I,er.
ha"''. u ought not TO br Disguised that srcb
resort would he an essential atandnnm.n,
VI W" oetn"craiic principles Of n representa-
w government, ard If voluntarily made. a
uirect violation and sacrifice, of liIe wisdom
pi Experience. And whereas. the detern,;,.
."n o. th's important question by the repro
sen'a'i'cs 81 The people in their electoral col
~s's' would prevent the painful repetition of
ue uiiiicultics, eDl,arrassmpnis and i,,r;o,os
when endangered The stability of lhr cnni,d.
'"''oo 'h the contested election of tGof nd
preserve TO the state Of New York the ingh-
fnce '" which II is justly entitled; brsiowinr
upon 'he chlcf magistrate thus selected the
e"nii'ieDce OF The nation, the respect nC c,Ia;y,
powers, ana ~ our public Councils h,rwon,
Ininsrhy, hrmncsss and wis,lom.
therefore, he il Resolved. as the sense nj
ihis house, That il wuud b, des;r.I,L.. a,,d i
consequently recommended 10 the prcsiden-
iiai Electors of New York. IN vnts G,r snch
canoiuaie rs with their support will in ali
reasonable probability be elected inv the cleo.
tOrsI colleges. y '"' ''''
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VII. subscriber olfi.'> IL an ae
a,I.n,'r ia. improved FARMS, three At E,Irrb,lI in
,i'tp,y ennlrctaiiun, nvinp h..n -
90 -" .s'' ana tw" tn lienrcn al V,ri,s ron,.i,,
80, a., me managers the two .,,n,s, - NJ,
e" We respective boundaries and .v.r, =, "
'" >'i- Judgement will he tsa,lx az,
~, ",nes east of chaIlotfes,iiie brtw,pn ,h. IL,
80 /" safely gable, amt S.uh w., MN.
,rcu,, ~ WIN ".ss "i large site. The farms ito NOT
,h.. '"h'hin hut extend along the f,c m M, ,;oy
f,'han'e advantage al beiny urote c,cd ,rn, 80.
I, nus ava refreshed uiyh ,u,iny svnw.-
go, ''efhe, which bows from r,,un,n M RON
'"N peTirdtcai lind whatever In any r,;,,,. Al,
'ent heids slope South East - %
-, 'e o'nrht at abundant pnstun.e until The en-,
''u rs early again the a,rcI, .f,..r
''on Wiiiers There are better s,,1,,,. ,,,.,,,
""inS the year thruushnut anv where A., A.. ,
aI chra'e The soil IL OF inc.mps r,hI. ex ,,.n.
~. !" ura. t"rn and Nil crops and tsras,,s suah. ~,
b,, 81, ,. nr,-i' ho an mere raaa.
VI ~ s''irtng with the usual Alema,le 1.r,r.,
., rue h".st qaayas iii,c over bnI, r .,h.r az
s nav u rn yetciea, rel. The S,rnrs ,.,n ,i,.s.
n, 80 fp"hhhnt, cuo clear can,fsui Tier, ~ ma,
10y NhHou one and son. ifave hi, .ir l;u;,s o. a.
sources uf pure mud ,.haips,,ue IN.
'' "nnd rxcsiiert, Oak r,nny A;niS I,ekorv
.>', "'"nN, with SOM. Chrsnut rext the n,,,,r,n
'' SUNNI g"od rn- chi. H. The river TI,r ,,,,
u"c' j. nenihg hr,ond conparison enn,rg n ,cmn.ra
e n III Winter, cool in Summer Jul must .r,,eai.
The Estate tatipd V,rin, stre,cbos ,,o,.
ee n,es on The North si,ie mil-s distant ,ou, Peter
"is an" " rin Rcir,ond. For quality of so ,n,l .
Oh transportation these farms are mn ~ l,- . ,..,
''" ne springs of pun,er,,,s 90,
Ari'rht. The suiscrhsr declares and rhaiI.p, ,,nf
'e contrary, tin he has sug!e Negro N, Val;
we ages of - an;t 30, in So years, since F.hru
t"o Tue Itsent settlement The large farm, va>
maui" VA NJ2, nn'l there have deaths or,nrr., liz.
As' VI any age colour. The two were arr, ,,..,,..
"r'r w" about so male slaves eii -.
~ tVans who viii have their npun m remain an I'M.
'rs VIXEN Sold These farm, will oirrei fur sa- n =
h"S'"m " not otherwise bought. :
Wv -. oo-i7 TnUS. NJ. RANDOLPH Sen
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Msniin that the Question he taken oil the post
ponemrnt OF the said resolution.
| On ibis motion considerable debate ensu
ed M which Aessrs. Black & Clement adyc
Gated me pnsfponemeni, with n view 10
consideration OF Mr. Blacks resolution Of YES
terdsy. Mr.. Robinson opposed the postpnre
nsnt on the ground Of lie inexpedipncy, a
present, ofaItering the mode of appoint men
OF electors, expressing at the same time ii.
Willingness 10 alter the mode al the session ir
January next.
The question being taken On the postpone
ment, the yras and nays were called Mt the
request OF Mr.. Black and were as follows:
ieas--Biack. Clement, Crow. England
Exon, Penny and Vaudrg,ift.
Nays Booth, inombe, johnson, KINNEY
siiliin. Phillips, z. ROBINSON, J. Rohinson
raymond, Bradford, Tindal, Frutt and Viii
hams.
Inc rosfponemnnt being disagreed to, the
resolnii'n OF Mr.. Robinson was amended by
s.t,kIrg out The wnrds, tn morrow AT ten
"cioek, and Inserting = THE atiernoon at 8
oci"ek twas then adnp'ed and sent to
thr oena'e Tor concurrence, from which hody
II Was returned Us lin notice OF their concur
renee.
Accordingly at three o'clock, p. NJ, the two
houses assembled in the Senate chamber. and
ballattad for electors.
j. q. Rowland having eI votes, John
caldwell ID votes and Isaac Tunnel IS votes.
were declared by the Speaker of the Senate
TO he duly chosen.
The two houses separated, and the House
+" Representatives returned TO their hall
Mr. Clement laid upon the table the fol-
lowing protest, which, on his motion. was
read
Whereas, in joint meeting of the two
houses OF the Legislature, this day convened
70 the Senate Chamber, for the purpose of
| appointing Electors of President and Vice
PRESIDENT OF the United STATES, il was ,ieclar-
ea ny the Speaker of the Senate. from the
CHAIR, that Joseph G. Rowland who had 81
votes, joins Caldwell who had Is rotps, ard
isaac Tunnel who had Is votes. were tIuly
| appointed Electors of President and Vice
PRESIDENT OF the United States on the par, Of
MS Stale And whereas certificates of these
appointments are now called for to he officially
sanctIoned by this House: WE DO MOST,
soLkMNLY PROTEST against such sanction
being given for the following reasons:
First. Although Joseph G. Rowland had
= votes, being majority Of all the members
81 ,he TWO houses present. yet as no other can
uoa'e voted Tor had such majority, and il is
DEEMED contrary ,n the Constitution of the
United States and the law of this State. that
one Eiector only should be- appointpd when he
state IS entitled tn three electors therefore
mat The said Joseph G. Rowland cannot be A.
lone appointed.
Secondly. That John Caldwell and Isaac
unnril cannot be considered as entitled n
certificates Of election. as neither ofthem had
majority of all the votes given in, there hav
ins been thirty votes taken and neither Of them
having more than fifteen ont of snch votes.
'obN CROW, $. II. BhAcK,
=. FANDEGRIFT, DAVID PRHnY,
JOS. ESGLAND, JOSIAH +. CLeyorr
JIM ExroN,
Ihr certificate of The appointment OF cleo
'"rs was signed by the Speaker and attested
by tie clerk.
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q'DUST SALE

SsY virtue Of derd at trust executed by Henry Skip.
- wiil 10 the undPrsgre. she 18th july
u.s. mn! ipr the purposes therein Inruli"ned will sD
on the premises Tuesday The Psi of month, (D--
crmlcr IL ihi, ,,ay, THAI very
Viluabr PHnnii"n formerly the reIPace spid Skip
wih called lndian Camp, ing in rONhaian County,
tanning by es''maton 1900 acres, ih. or
IeS>-sueft To prior lien in iaV at Jhr Literary
also me following slaves. Jacs Sawney Isaac, Robin,
Matt john, JESSE Jacob, Harry Young Judy. old judy,
NeIivi Getty, Rose aud her Children Dr-alsu ali
In" stock Of every description the said lianiniinn
Terms Of Snle'y the terms of decd, the property
is required 80 he sold far reay money! but, the
parties concerned CONSENT the Lnud ~ill he said
dt tn be declared the day Sai~-,!e PERSONAL ,yo-
P'Tty for CashIhe sale TO bc continued, necessary,
from day 30 day unfil the ~hnr Is disposed Of,
SAMUEL. TAYLOR,
WiNDiitM ROBERTSON i'"s'ees'
November 10. Bids
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fslIiE Trustees of Newiuginn Academy anVNns 20
q engage the y~ar Teacher we'll cal uiat.-i
teach critically the Latte aud Greek Languages, Aahe
matic Geography Sc Clergyman with family
he preferred, euineniy qsaifeti profit, uf
this Institution, supeTaetl subscriptions, hirh
ara, been scct-d the Churches, will, they are
we'll assurs'i, prodncc ~ handsome revenue.
The country is heahy, the situation pleasant and the
house large, Comfortable and convenient, and
nI-sic will n,ressri,y ev'Ive noa the teacher
IL he should have family proceeds Board
ton will br TOR his t,enrft.
This institution. which pnSscsses incal
advantages iii Ia he productive the present
r-ois aud h- prospects of iuipre Improvement viii
great 'egrer, depend ,ie eEerii,s INSTRUCTOR,
and eventually he commensurate his devotion 10 lis
tereS
Letters (rnst p1jdl addressed to the IT. Rev. Dnhnp
Monre Al iirhmun,i III the rrnsees, viii attended 10
Gloucester county l4ih Nov 1924. 5s-2iiA2t
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ihe <pihhny Of December next iff,;r irro, ,, 49,,
~ iH'FdiTi Wi ~ sold at pui,r " NV l'F mex
e. the lFnti "' lana ~ Chesterfield coutv ,",, 60
pfffiNe urMlgns To the estate OF Judge w., l,.,.
ntc' su"hWns nihe hnndred and six acres n, i.
IN henthy n"d agreeable neighbonfhotl n,. ,i
snd holt miles from James River two and ~ i,c 49,, ~
Spb RUS anh thirteen Hcia Kcbntnnd. TIM, t,,d 49,,
duces as wen as any 10 as vicinity. Jbr
acomm"iods dwelling house (,esutiaiIy si,nstaa 80,
an extensive view 10 tie north and wesi) n n.., -
~ necessary vut io"s.ss excellent garden I,.5, ,,
M and yOung orchard Of vel selected frrit. :, 49, 80
icuihr description . deemed unnecessary. ps,ss . -
ing 10 purchase are reqnested TO view the loo,t =,
the day of sale IL viii be shown either bs ,h @ w
Or MT. Sarard who lives o. the premises III; i.i 80
he sold altogether or ~ parcels 70 suii pu,ehas,s ~
Of sale will BE one thousand dollars Of ihr ou,c,' @
u be paid the day Uf safe, the residue IN Lro @
annual instruments; the said payments to le W
bonus With security and lien on the itpt 'e" ~
kDW. II. MOSELEY. acii,o r.,as
nov. p 55-tds OWN Fi.u;, 80
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" virtue al deed al irnst, executed by the late Tho.
- H. ho"rs, Sem TO The subscribers he,, d,r M, 49,,
"netre"'h dar ~ frhruary, snnd ., IA,
% t"riy, ANA duty Irooricd The office Of tic roun,
.t VI "h"'tstcr o s"curc the payment o CERTAIN sum-
ACCORDING io the provisions sa, tr,s, 80,
W. m SOU on "u,"y, the SIKH day of ierein,rr u.x
az oiu"ces,rr court h"use, IL lair, no on The re,, ,i
gay NJ p""r auction, 30 the bidder fur rs, 49,,
lo' so n,"ch thereui may necessary la f,,f
", 90 we trust dsed) ar parcel nf Last c,n,nu,lv
c""h Nisons Crr-k, county al
o"'as ny late survey Two ed a,,a severn. en-
n"n'rs ui Nilii,m Jones Giuuces ter Executor NJ hn
Called. ~N>N"N''o W Johh
y H. The i.tie is believed To he good: I'm, tho ,r,
only convey such title vested 10 Them, ~
WILLIAM PoByNS,
r;ro,.,,,. - THOMAS SalIiH.
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II The ENQUIRER is published twice week general.
~ ,ut three times daring, the Of STATE
Leria.rs-price the heretnnre, Fve Uors per
npnun pavahe advance. Mites nj chartered, specie.
p,yiu Only will he received. in TIE Eli.
itors will guarantee the snlety of ecmng them by mall
the postage OF all letters being paid by the
naper will he discontinued. thu; at III" discretion
lhe Ehors) until all arrrarages have paid
IT whncyer viii guarantee the payment Of papers
shall have n teeth grnits.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, fess-kirst Insertion, rs censcach
continuance, 50 cents.
Advertisement until has either hce, paid
f assumed 10y person this city its environs
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LouisriLLE, November 3.-We received
ny Inst evenings mail several let,.,s rro,,
r ra"k'or', from one OF which we make Mn.
following extracts
"NovEMBra J..
quorum was formed ut an early hour
nu'y' ana Messrs. Ward, Of Scott, Geo.
N""'is'"n' and Mr.. Cosby. of Washington.
Tu' IN n"n'natinn for Speaker. Cosby
was arnpt after The first ballot. am, n, ,b,
second MIR. Ward was elected, bv the Rs,;en
Inu' they did not give him a maturity of t,yo
ih'rds. This election, understand. was se, /.
anu 'ast night, and shrws pretty nearly. the
strength Of the Judge Breakers. y s ir,,d,,
was elected Clerk Of the House.
hr Gosern"rs Message was presented
ny Dir. Secretary Barry. Ii strongly rrco,r-
mrnds the opening % Canal ar.und IN,
Fails, and aliodes to the state stock in mn.
BANK Of kepincky, whence the funds
are 20 D" obtained TO efIretthat object. I, ala,
"'i''ses me new moulding az The exes.r;.,s
Nv 80 as :" simplify Ito comprize il in one
."ure whoie-fo 'io away all repleyins. And,
instead thereof, tn give the creditor = hem i've
Judgment, on the effects of h,s debtor. will, :,
s'ay al execution for three months ,yithnu,
PERSONAL security.
nv message also urges, On. the legisIa
."re' 'he propr'iy OF re- establishing the as.is-
tani Judge system. The Gen. tells Tho ..r;s.
i"'ure very plainly, that. If they will reo,,s,
nun, ne will remnvc thu Judges had h,ped
.nat ne wnnld not have been the erst' To
,hrow ihis trebrand mo the legislative hall
nnt sp u IL, he has done il. H. calls the n,tep
uon Oh 'He Legislature to the Occupant Laws !;
animadserts on the deri-ion of the Sunrc,ne
Court, and advises the Legislature Ia c,,n,inup
r r, rating. VI" speaks Evorably of the
Hospital, for which thank him.
As Vet Mr.. Rowan has mn ro,,,,,,;,.> r 49,
III" n oeI'a,e' ana Think, he will have. none,
" Mr. Ward was elected by a vote. of So
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"A DAM THOMAS FLEMING viii teach ,t~ cnsting
L year at the Healing Springs in Louisa the Ian.
creek arh Freneb Languages, the Element, o Ceunetr,
Itdne TTgnnometfy and Practical Mathematics rim,
they may e aOe to- devote time STUDENT Than
ran be done IN crowded Srhool, th.y will not rpcet,,
more man ~ OF 10 and none that board with hem
anu "i toy may he ahlr 60 judge how these will class
have already made. - ny
Tue Sch"o viii opcn The is of February anil close the
.'h"i beS"mb@r, with three weeks vacation in utv :
rue Whole expense each hnine his bed) h 80 dolls
tiDur house. No1
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Fyfn.Ilr,g .IIgrroes E'o,. ~

fJf'E-Tiir9e Negroes For SHe.
E(Y virtue oi d-ed of executed los Michnel W
6p H7ncdck IN EdpuHd Taylor and Patrick Gibson fnr
the purposes therein meriinned bearing ,ae the tenth q.
l'"cemper istn recorded IN the county court Of Ch.ser
held shall, surviving proceed sell on .inn
day, the gotta If December ii fair al NJ The n.xi fair
day thereafter, - u'cnrs. The door uf it- trI
tavern, iR tie city of hichmonJ, ready rio,py 1ty
three slaves consisting uf mr, women and children
Those wishing purchase will have mn opDoriu,j,v nj
this sale Of supplying themselves with some yatuabl.
tFadcsn'cn and several siIci crop hands
Nav. 49, Ss-td, PAgVtcv Gtpcov
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IIiUST SALE

ssf virtue ~ deed ot trust By Iaues Drovp
- 70 James innes, William Mitchell and The ihsrri.r
nearing date the sou Nay. 10 the wear eiot.cn l,
ue1 hnn tweniy two ant duly recorded ia nfre OF
Onnh,y Onrt "t lenric", TO secure the pnyAsnt Of n
ees.ny the 4h day of January in the ,eat is15, II
Ir u NOT on the next fair day, public aucton to The
highest bidder Lot on street IN the c,iy OF clmonJ
pr"g P"ri OF lot puschlsed by said Brown from Moses
asi' nnl bnun,lei IS follows; beginning ths
East corner o the house lately occt,,ed iy John sfen
ornee down street the alley, thence ny tie alley
~ VIC I'VE o me lot f0rme,y Lesslies owned las
"'snuus-ppn winch l." there several gond houses.
e'His OF Sale-On@ fourth Of the purchase money IN
r'shi tue balance IN equal moieiies in sx and tysv.
t1nhs with interest thereon from The ay Of saIe Sect
deed Of trust upon the property. ~ ~ "
me ii,le Is brleyed TO good brit The Trustee viii
convey cHly such tile rs Is vcsie5 in him,
Nov. ~, 1924 - ''''A'lS' "c'"', u's i
IL Tue above sale will be conducted IL. 49, -
jDinsin X Plea SAINTS Aurtio,eers " 'N"''"'Di W.
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NOl'ILI.-

Il prisons having claims against the Es,nte oi the
iate nf- Wm Fou>,ce, Sen. dec. re hr,.by n,t;f;,
'h required To make tcm knuwu to tb. -,
-, 70 l'''>'"" may tr made iur their discharge
1u ~" 'er'"ns in'ehr' To the said Estate are earnest,
ny requested la maze iun,-,iiaie pnvu.p, In
49,. . JAMES RAWLINGS A,l,nr
Sen. n '''''' A'''"e'' -. so-". oec'
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BOARDING,

rYrEN fifteen M,u' rf''l, ensuing Legislature
4 he accommodated with Board At the PLANTERS
HOTEL, reasohthle iernis aiso ould he ga,t
O. board twenty of their uore>, during sssinn on
very low terms have large AMI brick Sal,lr
which all times shall he supplied will, fo.rr
h-id- grass hny, corn and OATS shall y
experienced ostlers' JOHN TALMAN.
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