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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-13

On the Goth instant, negro boy wa.
executed in Oh arle ston Tor setting fire
TO the premises of the Rev. Mr.. BUST.
When about to suffer the dreadful PEN
atty of law, he spoke to the crowd a.
round hio, acknowledged the Justice
of his sentence, and warned them to
take heed of his untimely fate.
The w oodsyille paper states, that an
African, slave to Mr. Cason. living
near Woodsville, recently ran away,
and was pursued by his master. The
slave armed himself with an axe, with
which he struck ar. Cason, and left
him for dead, and went to Mr.. C.'s
house, and with the same weapon kill
ed Mrs. Cason. The slave was pursu-
ed, and was shot in the head. It is
thought MIR, c. and the murderer wall
recover.
The annual commencement of the
Medical College was held on Monday
at the University of Maryland, at
Baltimore, in the presence of crowded
assembly of ladies and gentlemen.
The ceremonies were opened by a
prayer, followed by an address to the
graduates, from the Provost, the Right
Rev Bishop Kemp 1t was then an.
nounced by the Provost, that William
T. Stephens, OF Maryland, had OBJ
tanned The gold medal Tor the best La.
tin Thesis; after which, the diplomas
were delivered to the graduates, to
the number of serentyJire
The Baltimore Patriot Of Tuesday
contains the following extract ofletter
to a merchant in Baltimore, dated
London Feb 13, 1926:
!" Government has Just received a
despatch frow Russia, stating that they
will be compelled to declare war a.
gainst Turkey TO prevent arevolt of the
army-it is hoped, however that
through the mediation of Great Rri.
tain and France, the Porte will be indu,
ced to acknowledge the independence
OF Greece, and thus prevent a war
TINS is not generally known; be ii as
1t may, 'hings appear far from settled
The Norfolk Beacon of Monday
mentions the arrival of Com Bain-
6' edge at that place, on Friday, in The
Steam boat Virginia, from Baltimore
He visited the Navy Yard on saiur
day, and was to leave fop this CITY on
Monday. The same paper ststes that
the United States ship Guerricr, now
lying at the Navy Yard, Gosrort. is
ordered to be prepared for immediate
service. '-''
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A sample of very fine cotton GROWN
in the English settlement in Nowo III
iaod' has been received at Glasgow
Its quality is be'wixt Sea Island dill
land A large supply, in time, is anti.
ciPated from that quarter of the slobs
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aEeAaaez
s; 4ta
Mrs SOMMERVILLE

w Ill open a SCHOOL on MONDAY liz,
w lO,h of April, at her residence ore
door ives OF the Printing Office. She respect.
l9ny so'cis the patronage Of the inhabitants
OF Martnsburg.
March 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-13
3. The Wheat Rubber

viii be most useful addition TO all mills.
where il may be set, and worked with a strap.
1t is intended etfectualiy to clean wheat from
all impurities of smut, dirt, &c will clean out
Is bushels in an hour. and not cost more than
$50 or S. Itcan be seen at the subscribers
farm.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-13
To Farmers and MiIlers

TEsHE subscriber has purchased the
81 right OF making and vending in the coun-
ties of Berkeley, Jefferson Frederick, Shenan-
doah, Rockbrldge, Rockingham and Augusta.
IN the state of Virginia, the following valuable
machines. Nc DOnald's 7Hreshing Machine
Tie Wheat RubJel - Croker's Corn ShelIng
Machine and the SeLf SHARPENING Plough
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-13
4. The Self Sharpening Plough

may also be Seen AT the subscribers farm, as
wei as the work performed by it, He is desi.
rous to sell the right of vending this for the
Whole state. He particularly requests gentle.
men to examine this great improvement
The subscriber has spared 10 pains in max.
ing these selections So well calculated to the
wants OF this section of country, to assure
himself OF the title and Of their excellence. he
reels therefore no hesitation in pronouncmp
them by far The best of their kind that have
come within his observation, and also in warn.
ms all persons from vending or purchasing them
IN any OF the counties before named, unless
under his grant He viii enforce the law a.
galus' all such. file mentions this because he
has understood that the right of making the
ihreshIng Machine has been sold by certain
Mr. Fsllon, who has no manner OF right to the
patent The subscriber has papers in his pos.
session to shew that Bsllon tirated the inyen.
ton OF Mcdonald, and has been since IN con.
sequence of the fraud, prosecuted bv McDon-
aid, the true ra'entee, TO insolvency The
snbscr Der therefore forewarns al PERSONS from
purchasing any such pretended right, and from
making and venting any of ,he before men.
toned improvements.
WILLIAM u. KING.
berkeley county March l6 If
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Berkeley County Court, 10 Sit
MARCH Term, 1925.
Adam Stephen Hen,baw, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Jacob Waggener and Jacob Hot,
MT
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-13
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY

u
ron sale.
FEsHE subscriber being des;rous ia
quit business, offers for sale his valuable
FARM, on the Tuscsrora near Martinsburg.
wherein he now resides, containing about
One hundred and siafy 4cres
Ut FRiME LIMESTONE LAND III, i'm.
pro- ementS are available STONE nrI~T.
on never failing stream Of water. al ali ses-
sons OF The year. and at present capable of
grIndIng 10000 bushels of grain per an.
mum COMFORTABLE Dwell
LING HOUSE, new Stone @
>Wrzfr I'm AlsG--A newly erect. sssA
ed LANYARD containing thirty ssk..A1
FIVE WATTS. with the ne essary buildings. A
'nrther descrlptio' Of this valuable property is
deemed unnetesssry as it is pelf CITY well
sn3"n. The terms VIII be very acc6moda.
Hg-say one fourth Of the purchase money
hand, and the bslance in SIX. eight or even
II Snnuai payments, at the option If the BAR.
-haSer. For further particulars. apr IL % me
,abSrr'ber o', the premises. or to Mr.. William
Long in Msrtinsburg.
February 20 1T JOHN iIu.pr
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8. The Corn Shelter

will nor cost more than Sl2- without break.
ing the cob, IT will sheil at least bushel per
minute; separating the cob from the grain, and
capable Of being worked either by the hard
or by water power This very usefu, subs,i.
tute fer the lsborious and slow process of
Smelling BY the hand, win be found all impor-
tant to every miller snd farmer IN the country
The machine may be seen and tried at the
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WILLIAM y. KING.
Berkeley county, March 10 If
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IN CUANCERY,
Important to FarmersS' A4illers

February 10. ls26-2m
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VIRGINIA,

March %, 1926. -2m
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February IS. 1926
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a shoal, about four miles from the
harbour, and erlv half mile from a
small Island cahed Sandy Island.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-19
nv HERSEER JV.aNYED,
Farmers Bank OF Viygii.'a-
-NtgrOes ~ Sic.
Land and Negroes for Sale.


'liE subscriber offers land in county
= OF Meeklenburg CoX's creek, miles the Of
me uou'e containing TO acres; than half the
land landing in woods all good tobacco land The pllnia-
lon u IN s"od order for cropping and very productive
crops :. the count with prime ieFk low ground
ihe imTotei ens ali and good; this is uid0uhteLl,
ohs ol NE best n Is o! high land the county. Also another
ast OF w acre. or Gears Element creek, all wood land and
onacc land, w;b so 10 acres Luneubu county, prime
low ground. al famous Plan land, part u this and lies Ia the
Tk Of Sahoid aud iIswki roai and would be excellent
stand fora store OF tavern.
Also es agent tor ganes S Ra,nscrof. other OF
land GA buohet's cIce III the count, OF Mtck,nhui 500
acres; this land we'll Improved order iopping
about hall OF his tract clear soft fee pduoye land
me above lands are net sold privately heo the fh day
November next u which due will be .vcn. the
scrher viii on That day sell the highest bjde pie
mi ~ the tact CoA creek; also all the crop roiu tod
er, oats and stock of ell kinds, iT day OF e
same month Oh the premises, he will sell the highest bidder
ne tract on Buoker creek also all the crop corn fodder
aud stock OF all kinds Terms will be made aa,
sale Between 80 and 40 valuable would be sold with
these t"o tracts Of land JOHN BUFORn
s. Any person wishing 10 treat fo this land by addressing
i.r to the subscriber, Lombardy Grove Post Office Meek
ienburg, shall meet with prompt attention.
JOHN BUFORD.
NDrIf n.N
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AIeeklenhurc. octs
Jligtc0n, Gra,nmor SrAo0l.

HE extent to which ,h, n,titi, has b,en
ifom ITS comm eneem' nj, and the advantages which, unde,
proper ms5 cement cannot fail 10 combine
subscriber 10 forego other emerge.
OF h' m'nh 10 fostering into mature usefulness charge winch
was COMMITTED 10 hin M Iis earliest infancy lie has
lLsy Geierniied extend the studies ats school
that ie i ont wishing t conIoe. liz einroti At H. HI,
Vef'iy OF NVsinie, or any other College United States,
may not only have the means Of preparing
hn 10y haying previously studied athe Grammar school, ,.a
ever may be compTeended "a The crscai n.athtnlca
course OF the college Ui which he's designed may shorten the
period Of has collie gate iabours aud Nil. ron,on mana
afI ability, distinction IN hs classes. While The
schoiar abouTiu he RACED paths of science. he
,giii be occasiuuaS allied aside Inv more "
T6c principles and own language wall Le
Dnuely eH planned 10 h and h, tracing Il. source IN The
primitive tongue each word dem. .o, ,cb ~ ,b Iii
Languages he be l-arng aud by observing anaI
gees heiween them, lie will lad himself Areeably
improving his knowledge of hoih After he shall
quned competent knowledge the &c own
language, h attention will he directed the cultivation oil
ms taste For that purpose he will take hook airs
Lectures ON hheiocj but instead Of coining him
authoritative and frequently superficial dic,A uf Dr. Blair,
willie inc aih pi his Instructor TO awaken ham love
research, hy e"la;inc Tor h'u the opinions critics
huth aniisnt and uoSe. TAe Instruction. viii fur
9e e0np5e an,ent and modern geography, the Of The
siop tactical suFse yihs, logic, mdphycs, and moral
philosophy The school viii be uinhr W an exec lie III
par Of globes aud A comulet. lei of .,,-y.,;,, .
"hIe AT. uie extensive plantations WI! afid the Young
gentlemen ample room G the teir SKILL sarvey
1t having heep rumomed that NJ Rockford intended To
retire from the na;heaiies department the school, the
subscriber happy 10 state that ne will
hss hitherto accompanied his exetuns.
T. pfeses ss'on OF ihs rhc.' will clos 18Th Of
ii January, 1927.
Prices Of Board and Tuition
Board Fcr session OF hse months. SO
Tuition, =,
Ine prices OF Board and Tuition payable 10 advance hue
~ IN any case, should be Inconvenience tn, money
bonds wall be expected iul lor board pas III. Giles
The other (!or turon) TO the subscriber.
Mr. Giles building have ready hv the iir., Of
Janndiy new house exclusively r communication Of
me school, so that any Inconvenience that been
heretofore sustained ~ young renieuiei the number
a nsIessay occupied the room, VIII he entirely 10
moved by iIis new building.
An, 4.
who Is cevhaied teacher OF modern language 10 1--WE
essoD' al The Wigwam III which opportunity VII b,
prestned g suc! may dssIe Of learning be al,,,
aSe the FTer T. Spanish. German and Italian lasuiets
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, Prmc,pai.
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PUBLIC AECTIOgy


virtue of dt,d Of trUt executed 10 the sUh.criers IN
- ie 'tn day OF June 1921, by Daniel WsS sr srg-
ovra ifon has wife, and admitted The county cunt
81 Lhssi efhed tst t day Of Juu 1884, tor the purpose
" securing certain s'tns VI ip1iey therein mentioncd
Wnl ne sold Il public auction 10 the highest bddef The
mouse lately occupied by the said Daniel Woi,egT ni Mar
oter 40 Cheiefied cuuaty Monday the 5l day Fth-
luiJ next u fair, otherwise tt "a
si 81 'd adjoining the ad peises lately Occup ed
su Neisieefi containing about SJ acrss, Ices Also
~ "ntvhed ppftCn of land 1dipning the tract raIed
mount ROBIN pa CHASED hy Che aii Weisc.cf of Beverley
9mh; ns' az the hossci'ld aud kitchen furniture, al the
N'' and miesn neg orsAiso tot Manchester. No. JS
'tHeei on ts man reet, opprtJ ohnsJn's warehouses
also taD ~ sud the county o enries ne, tie land
81 TIE late WIN. Cooke.
eri Ut Sale One and two years credit will be allowed
the purchasers Of the real estate except the land n rnfieo
upon th.i' giving notes gih approved endorsc deed
uu't Upon the ProPey 10 secure the Pu"cual payment Of
ns Puiehise money Tue Desoe aud di tho oics proper
viii he sold TOT CASH.
The sale will commence Al II O'clock, and vii be made by
Thomas Taylor.
N. NICHOLAS, IT,.
NAt NEKERVIS.S 'u''e'''
Richmrni. Dec. = 1-flt
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.Snle of 1tnat prnnertn.

~ virtue IL deed 81 rust exeeutedtOn BY James ch
aud Christians his wife, dated the 20h june $50 and
duly admitted totecord The clerks Off the couniie, OF
lienfco and kOo1ridge, order TO tn payment
certain OF money entiOued will be sold by me
front Of tle Ltge Hotel ~ tie cy Richmond, the 2Ofh
day Of this month IL O'Clock, foI reJdy money undivided
nicciy Of piece Of land containing thirteen
aees and twenty poles lying IN Henico county and ne
Brooke turnpike road, aud adjoining the brooke hoU
House Lot which piece ground woud house
Also, undivided m1ets of tracts OF land said
county Of Bot kbidss, supposed 10 contain 44
other $50 beng the tracts thd
by the said james tchie at public sale made by the Mar
sha Of The Srperipr Court Of Chancery for the Richmond dis
rct Such title vested w trustee will be
HENRY ". MOSCURE, trustee.
Dec IL o3-fds
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LAlNn- - E0R G-1LE-

EXTENDING . remove 70 the State Of Mississippi FER
iof sale The tract n land WhtrsIn reside This land IN
ameiu county adjoining the lands " Jefnan Baker WIN
Archer sud Yne and supposed contain between 20 isd
D acres considerable pfoPoIcn O! which r11d river
cfeck notion II . one Of t most desirable family residence
90 ms ,eeii"n II The c0unry, and inferior few any
mens reqacd onc-ouft o. csh AID o. Ls,nee in ifse
equal annual iusaneu u not sold privately before the 20b
ot OefemprH VIII on that Day be offered % ht highest bod
DER ana ntsod, will be- rented bishc bidder Amer
winch val also be sold the hishe bidder al live
plantation utensils corn folder, ard hou.ehod an
Kitchen furniture, on credit until the 1T n Augus Tor ~
SUNS above ~ dosr, and cash will be rsred Tor III sums
not exceeding ihs. amoun,. STEPHEN G. ARCHER
cer,. ~ -
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AIRS. + +. RANDOLPH proposes 10 establish boarding
w school for young Ladies' IA New London, Campbell
Terms fol session of months, commencing the 5ih OF
October, 1926, and ending the 5h of August, 1927.
Tuition in all the English branches, nrudng Read
ing, Writing Granmar. 6 geography, History Chro-
nocSy, Arithmetic and plain Needle-woTk, 30
French, 20
Spanish 90
Drawing, IS
Washing and 'nendng, 20
Music per half session, %
Dancing per quarter. IL
Each scholar viii lrni bed heddiug and towels
Fordoy SchoarS:
tuition IN all the English branches above mentonsd 1910
Fuel, 2
Board and tuition payable half the balance
al the eNrua,iun OF 5 months.
thought proper 10 stale that all of the above
mentioned branches u be parents guardians may
direct When directions the gwen they
VIII each one IN turn under OF iniuetiS
Auru4 2g-,e
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MRS. NaR1.lREIi COW.AN

4 you resident Of this State you will please 10
lake notice. that shall MONDAY the 4h OF February,
1927 n the 5h and 9th Of the month"; should be
necessary, between the hous OF 10 ~ NJ and NJ proceed,
The Tavern Of Thomas Cary Gloucester courthouse
iskethe dispositions and aidaviis Mess WIN Jones' Ar
ihur l.. DAVIS Jane, Dabney and others, he evil
dence IN pending the Superior Court of Chancery
for the Richmond District wherein YOU adminatIn
Alexander Cowan, plaintiff aud avn defendant.
+. JOIN IT, HARDWOOD, admir- of Wan. HAYWOOD, dec.
Dee. y.
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Ky III. ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
ed three during the session. OF the State Legrs-
Price the heretofore, Five Dollars per annu,
in advance Notes OF Chartered spece-paying banks
uiy will received payment. The Editors wa" suaTan-
he safety RENTING them by hall the postage Of all let
era being paid by the writers.
r No paper will be disc nt,nueJ (but at the discretion Of
bin. E.l,tors) until all arrearsyes have been paid up
RI Whoever will ybr ancs the payment OF niue paPers
hall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
xy One square, OH LESS-Erst nseriion 10 ceni'-eaeh
|t,nnuance, so cents. .
No ins ted, until has either been pad
or assumed BY person IN this city, or ITS envron
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L4JND EOR SIZE

PURSUANT To- deed Of trust executed to The subscriber
by William Lee AMI recorded in The county court OF
Richmond, fer the purpose If securing To- John L. ell
sum OF money therein expressed he due shall expose
TO sale by public auction, for cash. tie dwelling hsue
sad Lee ihe Sth Feb next the land conveyed
saddeed of trust Containing by estimation hundred acres
(more or less aud iyng the counties Of Richmond and
Westmdeiand much 81 the said land Will he
TO salt ~ the trust afOrc.aid aud all Attending erecu
lion Of the Such title ~ the subscriber a.
trustee, wilt he conveyed 10 he purchaser.
JOHN L. d. JEFFRIES, Trustees.
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HUVEETTS E.NTE.NyI.

virtue Of deed IN trust executed me- Tor The nv pose
therein nenoned, by JOhn S. Thcfnton the t9h VI
June, 1924 and duly recorded clerk Office # the
county court Of Culrspef, shall sell public suction
The retne, TO the highest bidde Tor ready money Wed
nesdsy The 10Th day Ol December. II fair, otherwise J the
best fair day the estate called ELRVOO with IL sppure-
nsnces Containing thirteen hundred ard y aud hsll
aes OF snd, being the Tract conveyed 70 aid Thornton by
fhonas Norman and Fanny hi VIDE by deed bearing dale
The 10Th Of August 62 and duy recorded in tie county couft
OF cuipepsr.
Nov. g. 49, ~
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FILL GOODS.

ALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
FL and other late arrivals FROM New York and Phade phi,
par, oil ms FILL GOODS; Amongst winch are, London
superiHe aud clo and cashmere; Vaen Flo
snt and swats'own vestings rose, point aud Whitney
oSt white, red aud yellow dnnel-; cape,inys and hearth
rugs lh linens sh, etngs and diapers; oknahurg
dueklcnburg thread aaI cotton check, aud osng do
ne'tic 'htmgs sheetings and Plads; London printed
bricks ani eacOes; India, Swiss Scotch NULL hcuk a
comet aud cambria muslin with general no
m slk satin aces, and other fashionable Fancy Goods,
Sept. 90 A., ,c
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wiz srli upon Accommodating terms, Of land, lynn
~ the county OF N",oway, one containing between eel
containing large portion OF frs bottom land well adar
tel TO the growth OF Tobacco other crops the high and
sond and wei! suited for the culture The other
tract containing be;wt aud eight huadred acres
deep creek and u bounded by other which
large quantity OF very excellent fat land All person dis
posed To pure base invited to view the premises will
be.hewn nv the ovsrseers, or by myself application
August % 32--f RICHARD T.. HAEDNWAY.
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EDUCATION.
Hampton Mule and Female .acuiemv.

lluHptON JuUfe ana FtTIUe .dCHIeUly.
4 Institution will be opened in Hampton the ensuing
year under the above title, the Male Department OF which
w be under the suPerntendanoe of Mr.. John Segar the
Finale under the peInlendaDoe Of MIS- Robertson late Of
Williamsburg and Yorktown. The Of instruction will
he LIBERAL eon prsns, IN the Male Department. the Greek
Latin and French llnguage, Mathematics aud the several
branches oi English Literature; In ne FeHals, the French
luggage reading, writing grammar, geography, Of
globes arithmetic beesf etre, cOmpD3tiOu history chems
|. ry and natural phlosophy
The Principal, Of the proposed Seminary ,ner Themselves
ha they about to present the eOnsdeaoof the pub
institution inferior 10 IN The lower country Thry
offer considerations fo their patronage the fact Of he
sncaon, which renders the Male aud Female deparne nts
duiinet Certainly great desiersum) The comprehensive
course Of Instructions experience their son the
satisfactory Testimonials and references with
t1e pledge preside with The care the moral
and intellectual Improvement OF heir pupils.
regard to the French language II may not be amis 10
.'t, that Mrs Robesous competency Of the first order,
lsns had the advantages Of French schools Of The highest
pgtiiou aud having acquired the speaking of the language
nh iuency ~ excgsyely French school is the city II
baltimore. liz addition, the departments Of the school, though
Pbse may command The Of both teachers upon all
"ce ssions that shall require it,
20 persons at dlance information Is given Inst BOARD
~ be had Hampton and IT, vicinity, moderate
The terma Of tuition will he those which have been usual IN
smrton. The School will commence the first day IF
Hvayy and terminate the 18th December olosing,
-te usual vacations. Hampton, Dec. 9. G5-fsJ
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SALE or NEGHOES

WILL be sold 81 The highest bidder for cash in m of
w Bell Tayen, the city Of Rchmoud Thurfdsy the
fourth day oi January aeS (s2T) IL fir ofhcrwise due Gr
fair day ihcreaue between so and 100 gfosi belonging
the esste Of William Douglass, dec consisting If mel o.
men, boys AMI girls Among them several vaulhie
pemer ksnhh brokayers, shremaker milier sawyer
coal pj hands and house servants, The sale 10 coeo
day 20 day, untii completed.
BY THE EXECUTORS.
NeWkent county Nov n 5G-tis
Aucti0nees.
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Y1I1,15ie .Ja,ncs RiyeT Lo,J

f9VIAT valuable called Cbiroaks IN surry oouy
about four miles below the courthouse Tor sale
IL hes on The South side Of JAMES River, Hog isUJ
and binds for distance the Bv late survey Il
contains 1854 The greater part Of which cleared
From the fertility Of the soil, winch s equslieI by any
The county, Tins estate Is eonsideted hy competent idEes Is
admirably d,psd growth Of cotton Po.ses:i,n m IN
be had On the mrs Of January next Capt John
rsde TIE Pfenle will give any concerning
them For terms Apply the subscfir-r ,ng Alexandra,
u. g. VII. l.. HODGSON.
Aurud