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GOEYEM '&

Lottery s. Exchange Office, ia, .llerket-street.
BALTIMORE.
where IN the late state lotteries sold the great capital,
SlOOoOo 10000 OF 10000 Of 10000 beside no less than
- rdhaGs OF 5OO &e aud where Capital Prizes have
heen obtained than al any other otfce in America
u Orders from any part Of the United States or Terrific
mes enclosing the cash prizes any lotteries, (pot
paidDwill meet accuOmed prompt attention. dress 10
]. l. COHEN Jr- baltimore
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Based on the rights of man,
elory We give, who thi, day 1--we
tehahth accomplished plan.
ODE
why hangs the sword unhoro,ired
why sleeps the weary gun
And why your eagle fold his wins,
AS II deaths work were done
IL Is, that on this sacred hill
Your gallant fathers bledi
And your shore
Never more
Shail bear the hostile trad .
ineh rea'ure till life's latest hon.
Inc memory Of the dead
Ihey,knew the hour Of ,,,ve-
Bring ages Of desplr
And they cast away me ,ervl. .h..
=. For willing slaves 10 bear
'og r PROUD quo we're they 20 bend the Lae.
Then they gave
To the grave
~, DT ,Ia tue y Young and ho,ry head;
On! ire assure ill i;fe's lstest bo,,r
Inc memory Of The dead.
Oh that III zee sons ofeIorv
- FROM every Grave would start
10 welcome now the Natons Friend
-, inc dear 10 every heart,
Inc fiisrim Ia their sainted tomb
- by high devotion led,
10 declare
Asd to share
The honors Of the deaf
- Gessure tiIi bis lifes last hour
ine memory sf the dead.
The day wen; down that cYep;1,
y AZ glory and in tears;
D1T tIa'iinS h1nor crowns them now
through all departing years:
hia, no" the star Of glory burns
Where once those tears were shea
Let raise WV SHro,
Songs Of praise
Ia memory Of the dead
Ana Treasure till life' latest hour
Of he de,d
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The whole q the above must he got straight oi Ion, leaf fin
in southern heart yellow Pine. There be ne yanc, o
tt Corntas.
Also.
bleces 81 feet long, &c BY ig cbe curve elgeui.r
fi2mche' oi no. inches, Of inches, Of nche. Of
'inches and ] Of iuche.
l1cec ~ feet nr, 10 by ~ inches 10 curve ef-eyic .
tO mel - Of inches, Of inches, @of inches 2 OF
i2 guud white oak logs so 10 80 fect long 70 1 % inches in
dpclcr one end, and 30 " inches al the older Tor
10000 shingles, Q feet long
Pie Boatds 5 " ''''
SSS} inch WHITE The whole 20 be cir. paul
10000 PlNE' IN i 5ia oRa '''' measure
2Cyo inch clear wbtc.pine, ~ riches bre,iib
100 % inch DO de-. Ash, ~ do
lVW inch merchan'ahr white Pine
ii,.O Il inch clear white Pine.
LOO L D., DO. do.
100 ia DO. do. OfflN.kse.,.
isey do. DO.
200 ~ ghdcah
1y0 ii d.. do.
ne "no,b be approved quality, and must ha delivered
y he "a ~ Ead az Wsibnyou, o. before the tr,t
Rer'co' oiing, va be pleased state disGn,y their rri
ee' ~ tht ~ andSpar Timber for each Soop per cubic
io tltT pre- rer dho foot fr The yellow Pine and white
OAK n'teal.nd superficial feet for The Plank lie price
u lhe 0mng'rio be ated per VI.
Lecn PIopoto hac endorsed thereon, Offer 20 f1r h
Veg 90 Sg'r ebo'ss yellow P'ae, &c fos -iioyeo
I Mays 7-iN
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.NOTICE

Ii persons having claims against the NJ John Eos
ter, dee, will bring them forward properly authenticated
and all those indebted the estate requested make pay
ment 10 me without delay. JOHN II. FOSTER, Ear
4NnU TO- 1925. Pm nf I'm En.f.r do
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EXECUTIVE l DEP48I7MEYT5

Richmond Altn MAY 1910
NJ OT1CE hereby gwen shat from this time forward all
~ persons oaerag themselves principals securities 70
any bond conict' be approved blythe Executive viii he
reorired 20 accompany the same with ssv8 IN legal form,
stating the value Of Re property which they would bona 6de
possc.s after the papneni d a their dcbts.
Nv oide-. W. Il. RICHARDSON G. e
ffrg.1I e4G
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WOIYCE.

~ person, haViaS claims against the VIM Gal
payment and those indebted the estate to the late
vi ""'' Iohnso' "lll make payment u.s. without dclsy
JOHN ALLdN , Executo,. Of
Aprl5. 49, y \" , ,'' s',' acc
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Buffalo Springs, .heekieu5lWg County, IA.
YFyIlE subscriber. with the cJmiot
L dalton those persons who may visit this watering place
the approaching season has spared paiu WHICH
he cOnceiye would csHdue that end considerable addi
and been made his houses stables
bath house, Baths, &c; aud other arrangements made cacu
lated render the sick comfortable and the healthy acreeahe
backgammon tables Chess Board provided persons
fond Of those amugsmen; and good violin and peorrt
always hand afford for those fond Of the f3hOnd
bic exercise dancing. choire supply Of Liquors, and the
best eating the country afford will be Away provided
The waters Of this Spring mpresn1ied with Iron sulphur
magnesa and neutral salts, happily combined and such
due proportions render them ececous 10 most Of The
prevailing diseases Of this and the more Southern Climates Ia
bilious dsease ague and fever diseases Of the liver and kid
hey SC with a cuaneou affections, ey peculiarly ef-
clcious Ulcers Of long standing aud most inveter7tc shac
Ter, speedily cured by these springs An intimate acqutn
talce with these Springs for twenty years aud knowledge Of
tHe effected by Them warrants 10 saying tnat faith
itl u the water will afford relief 10 greater less de-
grce persons afflicted with diseases o. which Che human
family are subject DAVID SHELTON.
10-nlt
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TE.W DOLL.qRS RE U7IRO-

y ANYWAY from the subscriber, living In Hanover on the
q night Of the 1t instant gro man named TICK nbo,
lost Of hi under teeth nEt ,tbsr 4llr
p years Of age 1t supposed he lurking about Richmond
said runaway 10 ED: Il. SYDNOR.
April %. Inf
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WHEAp.

GRAY PANKEY and WM. Ii. CLARKE, have Icasel
" the Mayo Mils IN MGHeteser, tor aterm Of ycasS will
work them under the hrm OF Wn. b. Clarke r Co. who wI
ataI times he prepared purchase WEIT the highest
market price for Cash WM. Is. CLARKE A 90
Nav 81 GSw
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Round Timber.
Length. diameter at Diameter at

ne whole "a PC OF the hes long leaf fine grained Sou lcr
yellow Pine, Zee from sap, bad knots, and other dcif
le whole Of The said Mast and Spar Timber must have ee
cu beiween the 1t Of October aud f March, aud mus he
delivered .. the Aforesaid Navy Yards before TIE IL da
81 June, 1890. ''
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IL persons having claims against the estate Of Carter Page
dec Of CumbeI land county, will present them properly
authenticated for payment and those indebted the said
are requested TO make payment 70 possible.
JOHN &. PAGE Executors II
NELSON PAGE c. Page Dec.
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LIND FOR S4LE

ENoR sale my OF land in Abemae county, heretofore
A. my tedcnte consisting 500 acres, about 1000 which
oi the best mountain quality and loo lying below
aoupan, and extending from IT, generally vi good quality
and remarkably we'll timhered and waered The
the south side the Ryanna branch Of James River
gable for BateaiX to Milton, which within aud hali
miles. 1t fl, miles from Charlottesville, the
University Offs advantageous situation for health
" remark need he made here The has all
improvements ita eommodcu dwelling house. buildings
Tor servants aud other domestic purposes good stables
barns with thFeshng machines, sl and MILL with good
houses for managers and ssoie well posted for each purpose
and all in good epair. The may he divided yanae
w. into several parts will be posed desired The pay
nent oihe purchase money may be made by Indictments with
very liberal eed be aco ell time Of sale The
furniture, and the stock Of every kind may be sold the
Ihaye also for sale another tract, Of rather than
acres miles beuwltOn within of the northern
side, which lies we Of good quality, well timbered aud
waered and has valuable vein Vi lime passing through
h tract divided into two iarms each having dwelling
oug Credit will he given for this like manner as
oT INC other Persons inclined purchase, will address them
selves directly to mc. JAMES MONROE
- lt.ll Ioudpun county, Va. April H. II5-tf
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ALI. I'M ONE DAY
10 Oe d'oton IN the City Of Baltimore on the
9th NEXT MONTH, (JulvJ
BI The IMPROVED MODE,
Secured by LeMers Paeni mnacr The ST. mn dc IN g..
ConEN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ;,

June 81, 1928.
II The irProuea Mode Of drawing having been uniye.Sllv
'u 50 hscidedy approved by the public evineed m The
unprecedented sales IN te late State LOTTERY the Co,ni.
onr appointed by the Governor and Council have again adopt
H ue same pa" IN the following Scheme which we have The
pleasure now to present, viz ~
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R4N GWNK

TTBOM the subscriber the sd Inst. negro man named
MOSES Moses is u % y year, Of age, fee. inI
chcs high light complexion, with bis left cheek.
purchased Noes Of Mrs. Tabue, residing Tabue Coal
Prs Chesterfield county.
Onhe following d1y PATSY The wife q Moses. Patsy
hes Of Mr. Charles Pcke6 Chesterfield IN 1921 will give
twenty Dollars reward for the above advertised negroes
dollars for either u them. JOSHUA STDNES.
Mra Held Tuue
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Reduction of Stage and !stean, Boat Fair.

Il PdlUd6ie Farm near Richmond for Sale
OFFER for sale, by private contract my Farm called
BroosHd, bordering the Brook aud the Brook
lke road, 1--WE miles irV Richmond. 1t contains upwards Of
sax hundred and thirty acres, in good order, aud has on
good dwelling house aud every house necessary the
n0dniou Of alarse family, and all houses necessary Ion I'M
lrrms will he made known by application at
The ShockG Warehouse IN Richmond, the premise,
BEN. SHEPPARD.
tf
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NE HUNDRED DOLLdRS RETD.dRD

Wv n HUJf DHEU DULLlHH5 HIl ITJIUII.
~ ~ away from The 'lberber about months sro Gran.
~ dcou about % years Of age, carpenter,
Md r remarkably white fora slave and might be readily
Zen fer white strong active well set fellow rather
above ordinary size He may have bis forehead be-
tween rather above his eyebrows ranging up and down.
by accident the edge Of flying FROM is hclve cut him
there years ago. One Of bis broken small
he wrist Joint and is believed the en which shows
That Joint enlarge aud gives the appearance Of dlocsou
bending ouiwsd, with the end Of The Of the arm
next 10 the Joint considerably increased IN s eyes arc
blue and his h4r very Straight Of dingy vcllows white
had perhaps when he went Of black utcd flat and blue
broad cloth roundabout Coat Ho blunt spoken fellow
speaks with and shutters and sluners speskne
particularly when confused IT'S purpose Is doubtless TO pass
free will give hundred dollar Tor bis safe
delivery DO any ai ht gt him araiu and will pay be-
sizes any Reasonable expenses for his delivery 20 INC al c
deuce ~ The county Of franklin North Crroiiua
JOHN ID. HAWKINS.
juno ~ 1926 I2-tf
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.NorE-The following address Of The NJ. Z. JOHN r..
SHETLAND ron1 Ring Of te Grand Royal Afeh Chapter
Of Milne (Which iormtda splendid part Of the coreg) deli
vercd ~ the Grand Master Of after
laying tb Corner Stone by direction II the Chapter will at
ford the reader better information The subject 1t the Maso
mic port Of the ceremony than any abb. 10 give:
NJ ~ Gy1nd p0sr of tie GraHd Lodgs Of M4sgacluscfs
hsyc the honrt behalf Of the (fand ROYAL Arch Chsp-
Ter of Maine present 10 fehrfsontUn the ihere
ing cstemonies Of , memorable dly Your invitation
asemhed have believe larger number Of oes-
rzcd fleuito The first Battle Ground Of American Ide-
p'rderer, au1ve met together the completion
aud dedication Of The Temple OF King Solomon where the
Maono. OF ronnies spectators n The Under
Your direction this great body have laid Corner Stons
Monument O. be- erected lasting memorial II The FIRST
battle which changed the moral and political destiny Of
continent The celebration Of his event the PlcDdd
have hu day witnessed will be dear 20
rccoecio1 only brethren q the great Tsonc Family,
5' citizens 81 epublic Whose greatest glory
,hc happnc 81 al N individual memhcrs We have ako had
The slfson 81 wIeng your interview With the utriou,
Lafeyeic, whose rsrae justly cndesr'd 10 every good
man. abd n assuring h m your rrescnce Of perfect concor
dance vh he fntimeats you expressed Allow also, NJ
W. g. Matter, ~ commute you the high sense entertained
hy ths g. High Priest, aud ~ re Grand Royal Arch
Chapter o. bs State Of Maine, Of Che attention We bave
ceigcd this 5ccasiou"
To which 0ie NV Grand Master made az appropriate ays
ugectiou1ie reply
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ODE.--By THOMAS WE'LL


Ye shades Of m1ltyreI heroes,
Who Talied hefo in Ggbt
Whose hearts If oak the onset h-aved
That shook old Bunker's bei-ht;
Who with your Varrca proved yevrselys.
The Sp1ftans Of the fed;-
Here ye stooi--hcit your blood
Freedoms sacred ch1rfrr sealed
Here 10 Liberty your pledge We reyr.
And tfc sacred charter sealed.
Where Britain launohel her lightning.
Or il1vcc's wing that swept;
There. reckless Of tine FRAY, ys still
The van 81 danger 1e. u -
Unawed BY yr,u. power, sc then
Your lusty sinews 5tecled
In tHe eli -i,---of your ririt,
When ye Freedoms charter scaled
" men sr1mi'fi.n prouilr ye forsyTOre;
Aud me sacred charter sesled
Ye brave, indrlI triumphant
IN Glory res. ihit sleep
Your country shall your aches guard
Her watch around you keep
Your Spirit, mere thlt walk abroad
Have not rni card appealed
From the sod where sc trod.
Inithe sscrct charter sealed
Where ye g'ibesei with your s-ty fsr,
Aud hc sacred chs.fcr scaled.
Hero foud rrmtoi 1rce linzers.
On yourreno To- dwell
Aud Gratitude drcrees the Pile
Where ye devoted fell -
Where prodigal NJ he sc met
he tie SPOT rr'er for-at
Where yc Freedoms charter sealed
where The carnc,tt0 DC free yc gave
and the sacred charter sealed.
Bellod i---our Nations Champion,
Who shared with US he fsht
Behold he comes your shfinc 10 bifff.
TIC minclc with ihc ritcs--
In rtfir' hour, The righteous swsrd
Who dared for 81, a. WELD
When We broke Thraldom's yoke,
And our iodcpt0dcrce scaled
When q arms each hiil aud vallv rug.
nod the nobl1 cause vas sealed.
Your fame, ye patriot Father.
Enr-itdon Giory's PAGE
Shall live hes old the Pyfansd
Ard brighten on win age;
lie dceo.9 out valo1 wrought shaU be
iom sire O. son revealed
Where ye tood-whcrs Won. Blood
frtedouils sacred charter scaird.
Whoe % Liberty your pledge wee s.yer.
A1dthe siolic9s oausc wsfsealed
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THE DINNER


covering "S,4oo square feet of ground had hepn
eiec'cu' ana In which at twelve tables running il.
ihIre length, 400 IT. 1000 plates were LAID. wb;cb
were aii occupied a spacious gallery contaned
an eAcellent nand OF music; and the following
toas's, lnterspcrsed with songs and n,,r,;.I
were announced by MIR. F. c. Wu1sroN amid,
.he most deaiening bursts of applause The scene
oenes description; and much order ptevpi,ed s
was compatible with the festivity of the occasion
ana the magnitude of The company.
TOAsTS.
LIST; The l7th Of June, I775.LThe marble NAV
hiouiuer out while heart beats in an American
bosom there will be tablet from which the rso-s
oil that days glory shall never be effaced.
oDE.---By RurUs DAWES. Esq
~ LET freedoms banner swell with patriot nriIs
The p, " vh. heI ns proclaim along The shore
and Bunker shook beneath The battles roar '
Wan n1 g me spirit th1trode upon her thunder
When fret our yeoman band '''i
The buiwark Of the land,
Like monarch oaks wthstood
The dark, ecntending food,
AND i 1IsSa' H a slo8d resnan rights heritage to
Our Genius gave the mandate declaring we ,ver. c
iiuz1a IiuEIa Huzza Huzta Huzza, ''' ''1
And independence sealed the high decree
Arise I! Arise ye patriot spirits, rise
AH' nr e,Iria morn when your star freedom rose
And p @nea as@bs ,ae.n g gapn like the s
"heh our , iJ our gAnt 're their dearest Srthr-t
Whose hose. monument stand y'e'aes(
When arocHd ,ne tempest, loar. 49,
Theirlu Pdes e'esntic strength exuIt;ne!,...ss
luzza Muzza &c &c &c. 81
. Should hostile lcgipns darken round tho l,r+
Your roek -eneomPassod shoi prcs,in,irr 10 nysde
- - ny towering temple, Liberty would stand
In grandeur uBrivailed, thy pillared done 49,. t.:
Sha'' strengthen on, from age 10 age fathers fame -
While round the fines decSv
Exempt from ruins sway,
Thy stately front sublime,
Shall stand the proof oftime
HuzLa! Hnzza, &c &c. &c. " ''5
Arise Arise yc patriot spiris rise
Our lu6lee oiGory demands nations SONG
Triumphant music wake, with glad surprlza
! I'll EeIo every raPturous strain prolong;
Let the Clarun of Fame, from shore 10 sbore he so.l
Andt P1ans ring through heavens hivh arch urI,,,
Let the trumpet prosdly eli;
Woke, wake tie inspTing ,lieI'
Winnie the rosy cup goes round,
With ruby nectar crowned.
And We drink to them who uirsed win Ll,i &C.,,
Hazza Huz1s &c. sc. &c.
I'd. The .Niltia.-What more than to name
the spot whereon stand, to proclaim it's cha.
racter TO the world. Tune Yaake DooaLe },
Sd. The Committee az ISafety.-Tbe early
guardians OF our nations rights fearless as faithful
IN the execution of their trust
Tune 90 Rise Columbian
4th. The Martyrs Of Bunker Hill BafHs.-
We nhale the air they breathed; we tread n,
ground they trod; we surround the altar where
their lives were offered; we swear devotion 10
Their cause!-( drank standing)
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Narshai's onle

VIRGINIA At superior court Of
cbanrery holden At the Town Of Lynch
burg on the 4tI day OF November, ie24-
Richard Tyree, plaintiff,
against
James Nesball, William Sunpler, Samuel J.
Harrison, James BeHagh, susan Wallace,
administrator OF William Wallace, decd,
Edward Nett, and White & Lpplneou,
defendants.
The defendants White Lippincoti, who
are out of this country, aud agains' "hon the
plaintiff appears to have proceeded IN me
mode prescribed by law against absent deien-
dHnis Still failing 10 appear and answer, on
the motion OF tue plaintiff, by counsel, The
court doth take his bill Tor confessed rs 10
those defendants, and the cause coming on to
be heard on the bill, answers OF Tie deienn-
ants James Newhall, William Sumrtet aud
Edward Watts, aud exhibits and the decretal
orders entered al rules in the month OF no
yemher one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-five, and the month Of September one
thousand eight hundred and twcniy-ihree,
which appear 10 have been duly served upon
fIe other defendants, vas argued by counsel ::
on consideration whereof, Tie court doth al.
judge, order and decree, unless the Defendant
William Snmpter or some one Tor h,fn, shalt
within six months from the date hereof, pay
unto the plaintiff the sum OF FIVE hundred and
first day OF January one thousand eight hun
bred and twenty until paid, being the balance
due for the third and last instalnrnt Tor the
lot of ground in the proceedings mentioned,
together with the costs expended by the
plaintiff in tie prosecution oil this suit, that
the said defendant William Sumpter and bis
heirs, md all persons claiming under him. be
from thcnceforlh barred and fofeclosed oil all
equity and eight to redt en- the lot Of ground
aforesaid aud in case default shall be made in
the payment Of the said principal money, in
terest and costs al the time Aforesaid, that the
Marshal Of this court do proceed, upon the
premises, 10 sell the said lot at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for ready money, or so
much thereof as may lie necessary 10 raise
the principal money, interest and costs atore-
said and the charges attending the sale, sell
ing in the first place the unimrroyed part
thereof having first advertised the time and
place Of sale for tour weeks in some neWspa-
per printed in the town of Lynchbufg, and
that tie pay the proceeds thereof into one Of
the banks nj this place, 10 the credit OF this
suit, subject To the future order OF thus court,
and report his proceedings to the court in or
der 10 Il final decree and Liberty is reserved
10 the said absent defendants White and Lip
pincOtt, to shew cause against ths decree, al
any time within seven years, upon their mp
pearing and answering the plaintiff Till.
Copy-Icste,
D. ROBES D. &
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Narshal's Sale

Y 3iRGlNlA-- AT supernr court =.
chencefy hoidcfrei the town OF Itn-,
burg, the III Gay OF November, fs24
Garland Is. Mitchell, surviving pnrtner -
Hm, il q IL Mitchell, plaiufia
Against
Richard Iarrison, George s. Holloway and
oamueI Chrland, Defendants
This cause came on this day 10 be hesId a,
the bill answer OF tie defendant Richard La.
rison. exhibits aud examinations ui Witn.s=..
tile deCre,al order entered At rules IA H.
month of Mhy. Que thousand eight lut5#ifsJ
and twenty three, " hich appears 10 beyela,a
daily served upon the defendant Sau uel g.
land, aud upon the rcpor, OF Comm.zsiass-
Benagh, made in pursuance OF the csdtr :,
the twenty ninth day ol October, il tie .t
yeaT, 10 which there WINS no exception, .l3
n argued hy counsel: on cuusideff#i...
whereof the court doth sdjudee, order at4
decree, unless Tie defendant ltiehald H..
son shall within six months from the dat
hereof pny unto the plaiutilfthe sum Of Ii.
thousand one hundred and sixteen du Has FL
~ sewn cents with interest thereon lronlfI.
thirieth day Of March, one thousand ,igs,
hundred and twenty, till paid, toget or vi,
tile costs expended by the plniniitfu jlIeto.
secution OF this suit, that the said deienIaT,
and his heirs and all persons claiming uHsfa-
him, lie from thenceiorth barred and farrfIs
sed OF all equity and right 10 redeem The iaar.
OF land with Ms hppnrienances ncnllUUef p
the deed, executed by Tie said dtfeudefa "a.
Samuel Garland aud Upton b. ilarri>on ies,.
ing date the thirtietI day of March, one flai-
sRnd eight hundred Il twenty, Il copy whtl,.
of IS exhibited with the plaintiffs bll an;
III case delRnt shall be made in tie raymef;
OF the said principal money, interest ari
cost al the time aforesaid, that the 3laIsId
oil this court, do proceed upon the premises
10 sell the said land with its appurtenarces, q;
public auction for cash, after advertising liz
time and place of sale for two months in.
some newspaper printed in The town ofI.yncl.
burg, and nj the front door Of the Couuhauss
OF the county Of Amherst, on some cour. lay.
and out Of the proceeds Of the sud sale, hllt!
satisfy Ing the costs and charges thereof, aa;
he pay 10 The plaintiff the princiIa al mofe5,
interest and costs aforesaid and HE surplus .:
the proceeds ofthc said sale, if any, pay u
the said Richard IIarrisoR or his order, ard
report his proceedings 10 the court in osae.
10 final decree,
COPY. Teste
ID. ROBES, D {
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Brick Tavern fov Sale.

sntIE above Tavern with its appurtenan-
sd ces, situated in the Nillage al Charlotte
{. Houss, vii be offered for sale, AT the place,
at PubHc auction, on the frs, Monday in Oc,
,ootr next, At being court day. This proper
~ IS situated m an agreeable and thrifty vii
IsGe, and in wealthy aud agreeable neigh
horhood. The Tavern House is large ar,.
conmodions, with all the Necessary out hons.
es Terms one, two, and three equal annual
payments, from the date of possession which
will be given the 9Th day ofDecember next
Bonds with approved personal security, or
security on the property, will be required If
the Tavern is not sold on the DAY of sale. il
will then be offered Tor lease for term
years.-For further information apnly f.
Henry a. or William NJ. Watkins, two Of the
proirie'1s. XliE PRoPRIETORS.
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