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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-12
ACCIDENTS, CRIMES. &c.
OeDENsBURG. Sent o.

OeDENsBURG, Sept. % -Fuiul
Accident We have 10 add another
instance ofthe long catalogue Of misery
and death occasioned by the running Of
teams and horses upon the highway
MIR James Harris, of this town. Who
resided near Black Lake, about FIVE
miles from this village, @as thrown
from bis horse ca Wednesday evening
last, on his return home from this place,
and so severely injured as tc cause his
death in d few hocrs. he had Ielt
here in the evening in company with
a wagon, which, on the way, he en-.
deavored to run by, when nearly op.
posite the wagon, his horse encoun-
tered the end Of large log that lay
little elevated close to the side Of The
road, which, it being dark was not
perceived, stumbled, and fell partly
against the horse attached tothe wagon:
and he was thrown in such manner
that both horses and wagon passed
over him. Mr.. Harris was about 80
years Of age.-St Laurence Cd5.
HORRIBLE.-A flat boat passed this
place few days ago, having on board
five white men and about seventy-fivs
negroes, brought, it is said, from Ma
ryland. The slaves rose upon the white
men on Sunday morning last, about two
miles above Rome, a small town of In
DIANA opposite Breckenridge county in
this state, aud murdered the whole
threw their bodies into the river, and
sunk them with stones. After sinking
the boat, and plundering it of about
$4,000 in specie, they attempted to make
their escape through Breckenridge coun.
ty; but by the timely vigilance Of the
citizens, to whom information was pro-
badly conveyed by some of the negroes
not concerned in the murder, ffty-six
were apprehended and lodged in jail
three of which have confessed their par
ticipation in the horiid deed; and say,
that the remainder who are running at
large. have the money, and were the
principles concerned in the Preparation
Of the shocking deed. The names Of
the unfortunate men, whose lives have
been thus taken, we are told, are Ed
ward and Howard Stone, of Bourbon
county, in this state, David Cobb, Of
Lexington, and James Gray and------
Davis, said to be from Natchez.
Louisville, Sept. 2s-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-12

Paris.-There are in the city $40
Watchmakers, who employed about
2056 workmen, and produce annually
10000 gold watches, 10000 silver vat
ches ard $4,000 clocks, the whole worth
about I9,765,0 900 francs.
In the same city, there are thirty
Tanneries, in which 5000 workmen
prepare every year, at medium, IS, 600
ox-hdes, 1000 cow-hidcs, 5000 horse
hides, 60,0G0 calf-skins, and employ in
this operation l millions Of pounds Of
tan, 97,o00,0 900 lbs. of alum, 500 pounds
OF tailow, and the same quantity Of salt.
The produce of this branchos commerce
is estimated at S,12G,000 francs. The
number Of horses sold annually in Paris,
is about d. eco.
OF Printing Establishments, there
are So, Occupying 5000 worl1men, mo-
wing COO presses, aud employing near
- &80,SOo reams Of paper, which yield
a receipt Of $3.50, 600 francs.
The Royal printing Office, which en-
pioys 50 pressmen, 265 workmen, and
irom 20 To so thousand reams of paper,
10 not inciuded in this estimate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-12
Louisville, Sept. 2s-

SAVAGE MURpER.--This state has me-
yer been the scene Of more dreadful
transaction than took place al Skaters.
vile, in Smith6eld, on Wednesday last.
The wife of Andrew Davis, a Scotch
man, Cabinet maker in Slatersyille, in
consequence of i'll treatment, left him
and returned TO her parents, with an in
FAINT FIVE weeks old. Davis, on We'd
nesday noon, having previously swal-
lowed quantity Of brandy, went to the
house OF her parents, and being unable
to induce her to return home with him,
stabbed her in the presence of her mo-
Their and others who were ut the dinner
table, with a knife which be had pre-.
pared for the purpose, by grinding it on
both sides, and pointing it. He inflicted
one wound in her neck, one in her boz
dy, end one in her thigh, which pierced
an artery and proved fatal.
Davis then, with razor he had with
BIN, cut his own throat in,several pla-
ces, and nearly divided his windpipe.-
Mr Isaac Niason, formerly of Thomp-
son, Conn who lived IN the same bull
ding, alarmed by cries for help, came
mo the room, and on approaching the
bleeding murderer, received a stab in
the abdomen. Other persons arrived
and disarmed and secured Davis, after
some struggle. Surgical assistance was
Immediately procured, but it was una
yalIing. The wretcked woman died on
Friday morning at o'clock Mr.. Ma
son died at ten O'Clock the same morn
ing. Davis fingered we are informed,
until Sunday night, when he also died.
lie was but 90 years of age-Mr Ma
son was 5S.- Rhode Island american.
DR. Preston Brown, brother Of the
minister of the United States TO Paris,
was shot at a place few miles below
louisville, Kentucky, by man enga-
ged IN dispute with another person.
The Doctor was attempting to make
peace between them. He died of the
wound on Friday night The 22d ult
a tragic affair has recently occurred
at Boston, Il widow by the name Of
Fairbanks left that city on Monday night
With her two children for Charlestowrt.
! she passed the toll house of the bridge.
but was not observed TO pass that on the
other side. Subsequently the bodies Of
the two little girls and the bonnet If the
mother, have been found in the river,
and II IS recollected that a noise was
heard like something falling in the water,
and the cry Of children, about the time
she pas ed on the bridge. From these
facts, it is supposed the woman threw
herself with her children into the river
| Last week woman By the name Of
Penn, residing near Barnagat, Mon
mouth 20. n. jim state of deranga-
men', shother husband while be was IN
| bed she 'hen reloaded her gun and
escaped to the woods.
| H,Piag Caaah-A plaster Of gum
lga,bauum appheQ 10 tie chest. CursE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-12

HP'aF Caaet-A plaster Of gum
@a,bauum opQHeu 10 tie chest cur9E
his coul.a.Ht.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-12

TIE Woods:ocl, Vermont Observer,
has the following play upon The names
Of the representatives returned to the
State Legislature at The late election:
The House Of Representatives, which
IS 70 assemble al Montpelier in October
next, may be composed ola majority of
new members, still 9 review Of inc e.
le'iiont mus, convince any one that It
Wi! be very useful and talented body.
The mechanic arts will BE wen repre-
sented, as there will be found Pottsi' a
Mason, two Carpenters, who have pro,
we'd themselves good wotkmen NOS the
frame OF government, and several Smith
some OF whom are experienced and ap-
proved. There viii also be a Barber
and to administer to the comforts oflife.
q Butler SD Baker and Fisher with
fascinating Bctes. y Chapman, who is
accomplished in mercantile matters. will
be there. In the clerical department
we have a Dean, and there will be a
Warner to give notice of dangers. In
case of another intimidation there will be
an experienced Waterman, who has
survived the perils Of fire and food.
gain we shall admire the gallant bear
ing of the accomplished Buck, the Pride
OF our mountains; and shall listen to the
eloqueuce Of one who has been Strin
il this course, and is fast Rising to
honors and favor with the Halls Of lie.
gslation. There also will be an assem-.
blage Of the Wiley, the Young, the No
bic and the Best--and of many who will
do honor to the Camp, the Temple
and the Church. IT IS conceived tia
the passage OF laws will be well guarded
and provided for, as there will be a Ian,
with Rhodes and Bridgss-and Walker
will attend to keep all steady. The at
iiicted viii find a Solace, and Ransoms
are provided for the relief of any wht
are in bondage. The enemies of free.
dom will be met with Steele and Ball
1t is hoped all may acquit themselves
with the innocence Of LG,p5 and the
fTanlmess Of Child, aBd that the sound
aad honor Of the session may 80 forth
TO the world rs clear as a BsN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-12

Mr.. SERGEANT is stated to have de.
clined the offer made TO nominate him as
candidate for the situation of Governor
Of Pennsylvania, in opposition to Mr.
Shuttle.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-12

The annual commencement al Nassau
Hall, Princeton, took place on Wednes-
day week, when the Secretary of the
Navy, the Governor Of the State, Com
modole Stewart, Captains Reed and
Reneham, and number Of visitors at
tended. The Hon. G.. L. Mercer, Of
Virginia, delivered a discourse in the
church, which is very highly spoken OF
Twenty-nine young gentlemen (among
whom we distinguish William Balm
brigde, son of Commodore cambridge
received the degree of A. b., and IL of
Am. The degree of l.. j.. ID. was con-
ferred on the Hon. C. L. Mercer and
ofD. ID. on the Rev Mr.. Morse, of New
buryport A dinner was prepared for
the guests in the refectory, after which
a number of appropriate toasts were
given. Nat. Int
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-12

A letter from Caracas, dated Au-
gust %, published in the United States
Gazette of the s0th, contains the fol-
lawing paragraph. We take it for gran
ted that the u. s. Gazette is satisfied of
the truth of IFS contents, from having
published it. tbs, in more views than
one, sad affair, that ia described by it:
Nat Int
81 must inform you that the U. s.
Charged AfIaires at Bogota has been
assassinated. am not acquainted with
particulars; but the brief is, that he
was in intrigue with lady of that place
for which her brother demanded salts
faction, but was refused; he according
" took the opportunity one day, latter
Mr.. Warts had been to dinner, and laid
down to rest on his sola,l stepped in
and accomplished his end"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
Ten DoXars ReirnrI

kS ANa"af i.om TIE subscriber 5ih inst negro
man named Lewis, - old, AMI about feet or o
uches nigh, color nearly black he has small scar ON hi
e"eaa htai where ms eyebrow one of some s
upon Que o ma legs just above his inep occa,ioned by
h' ms eio''S was white houIespuu panaloons his coal
% 'ec"iee-; lac acooper and worked with white mn
a' ear IA my employment, who, he SAID tried TO d.cov @
on 1"aer Pome tat he would sell hun aud the hoy. that
ne sho"i Then NEE, him al pIace and vid. The
money aud continue Tins man la, been tried in
i.Id court Tor Peti larceny aud rsmandcd a for f
utr iiia hr, VITA Others have broke Jail al i NO, -
ng at large, which stated in the Goy.tn;', Pr,c.n,e
Is h@ely Lewis has associated himself with this man for
''L,ed purpose will give $40 tohave Lewis delivered
10 nave him secured IN Jail 50 ,haI seh,m again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

AHd when the eIection went into Compress and
We voting took place by states, on tie iirN BAL
'ol .ne SIX New England states continued firm %
Auamsi and New York by majority of two non
beers went over to him; the vote. anon, 49,,
oer' were Is Adams, l4 Crawford, Jsrs.nn
maryland, where jackson had elec,ots 81
Adams 8, went over to Adams also: one .inaIa
sote decided MARYLAND; Adams having 5. J,cLsoo
., Crawford !. Kentucky went over 10 Ad,ns
"uHJ1l'y o. - Adams having 8, jackson 1
HIihois also voted for Adams, one vote bere a.
Gi8sd The election, there being but one ns,oto,.
Jackson IN That state had electoral votes. hJs,ns
J. ONO voted also for Adams by m,io,i,,. ~
members, Adams having 10, jackson IT., go, oi
iofd q Missouri also voted for Adams. one yo,s
su,Jsu 'Ne erection that state having only one
memDefi and Louisiana also voted for Al"
where Jackson had electors and Adam. o. ,s
.o,e Of one member decided the election here 49,
noSps having and Jackson l. The state. -
New 1eIss', P.nnsyivsRis South Ca5o'ins' r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
Il TEACHER IK4N~TEn

a GENTLEMAN who can oder unooe.,ionsli.
oi be- competency 70 teach full coui.e Of M.tLsg
go We tFencf md opanrh Languages, may olsip Js,Ii
"uao ~ very ~ Ling Institution, not far fonn Hi
m'nd situated % healthy shbourhood where tLe @
A. good - the Site affords. The advantage, ogcJ
gentleman Of STEADY habits, qualified shove ae b,,J -
ins and lodging and salary Of 500 yer sunun
made 90 the Editors Of the Richmond Enqufer VII, he
msaiatey atenied TO- aknowiedge Of the Spanish l,rr
though desirahle may he dispensed nh-,n ,ee.,. ts
Sept 15. -
~ The Editors Of The New York Daily AJverf,e, ~.
qeeS 70 insert the shove r times IN teir paper ard e.
rsfd'aeT aeeoun' to tbs Office icr payment. 'O'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
HA.NOVER L.q.A.D FOR SgIE

IL seiupon accommodating TERMS small tract of land
ing on t"nonkey river, and adjoining Hanover Town the
1' % Robert Page, William lioane, Judge lrock.nbror
s"u liners containing about 200 acres, one third of mich
m rae HnoHEey tosr grounds, aud the higa land tqual 10
y on tas fiver, farther description emed
posed 10 purchase will the premises: IA.
,sd VIII De SHOWN TO those disposed purchase by Mir j. q;
Aae VINO how has in cultivation For terms ami, 10
esr' Lakeland Henshsw Co. Of Richmond ort IN, .ub
''t,oet i'ins IA Charlottesville, Virginia. u. s. MoSBY
- 27-uf
u An tD q, the Pen.n;rary "a large quanII Of l. I,
DHiei HOOP-POLESi Tor which The highest pr,ee will
i"n u, ~ LASH ny THoS. NELSON, P.A.P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
.N.qRSH9L,S az L,

~ H. ~, 10 decree IL the superior court OF ehancery
ls. ".ioHd district pronounced the day of
u.W '-o !, Tue Two cases OF Hall l., Lyle VI.
sell, 49,, Oh 'nt VO'h day September 1876, proceed
i e auction to the highest bidder, Powhaian c-urt-
, y ea,n the Tract OF Lani described the deed Of
IA J,;ci y, oi November 1906 from ZschaI
c.; % uod. trustee, for the benefit LYLE and
~ oied.e and said hundre ed acres,
Grig yns partly m Powhltan and partly stei
-, the land. OF benjamin Watkins Reuben Win
,ree samuel % topper and the Buens roadbe The
nsnc oimety owned by Jacob Trabue. Sale cou-
Septs " " ' u MS st Pat ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

" The ENoUIkER is published twice week generally
aud three week the Of the State Lega
tmePrice, the heretofore, Dollar, per snnun
payable in advance. Notes of Chartered spece-payns banks
any) will be received payment The Editors will susrsn
the safety of reun them by mail the postage all let
ttrs being PAID by the writers.
" No paper will be discontinued (but the d. erection Of
the Edhor') until all arrearsges have been paid up
II Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers
thall have til. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, OR LESS-Firs insertion IS cent,-each
continuance, so cents.
=. No adves.nien Mt inserted until ha. either been paid
FOR, assumed by this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
Penitentiaru .H.ction Sales

~ Ill be sold at the P.ntentary Store at Auction ON
lhsddy tAe i2th October merit, b.ween two and three
oo'afs worth oil Pent.nary Manufactures OF yari-
Gus KINDS amongst them al. quantity of ,upst,r Mr..
ohoe Wagon, Gait, and Plough Gear, &c.-
'hoh'hs credit will be allowed all sums over twenty
on the purchasers negotiable aud PAYABLE At
pahk oil Virginia, with good endorsers fi all sums under
'nat amount, Cash will be required.
an.. THOMAS NELSON, p. a p.
S--tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

ne.see' Alabama, Mississippi and Indian, r..a
haa 10 ~ Jackson. North Carolina, where Jackson
mao the whole electoral vote, voted for Cr.rvSnrt
Sna 30 a'a delaware, where Adams had elecor,i
also for Crawford eo's'a Were
"" 'iie nrst ballot the election was decided. anil
ha several instances the vote of single men,
yer oi congress decided the vote of the stale 40
s wore OF single state settled the election il,
~ 1u' VI Mr Adams. Had not the choice been
made on the first ballot, it is impossible to wis,
49, nave oeen the final result; the choice NIGH,
to, a,ien on another of the three; or had the
I'ehaS OIL all the candidates continued obs,ina,e
Inhs wou'a not have been any choice made, and
dent. nave oeeh the pTesi-
me hou.e OF representatives consists of 9I2
members; 81 of lhese voteI for Adams =, g.,
Mc son. and o. for Crawford one member only
w., Oh virginia, was absent from sickness;
. VIII De seen upon examination, that the vo.es
OF o4 members decided the election 'o'eS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
P0,Dh4fan L0UI far SoTe

virtue Of deed Of trust 10 the subscri.r. nm
~ the 10Th day OF APRIL s25, by Henry Anderson and S
ms wt ana admitted 10 record nthe County Court OF
Tan on the said 25h day April G25 foi the purpose
s Tue ray mtn o sum Of money therein mentius
ready money at tr front door OF the Eagle Hotel IN the CIV
OF richmond on Monday the 10Th day October next il fair
the hrt iar day thesafter that valuable trse; Of
land ia Powhaan county, ADJOINING The land. sc NU,,;
Smith josiah Smith Litlleberfy NeIherland EIi1beh
son, Tue nam buckshsn Road aud Hudsbeihs creek CON
tanning about twelve hundred aud thirty aero rpr ~
so mach thereof az will be sufficient raise the sum, of
intended TO he secured 10y the said deed
+. n. NICHOLAS
VIII. NEKEBVIS trustees
+; s. The sale will commence O'clock aud will he
oonducie'lhy Thomas Taylor.
Sept 1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

VIII sell upon aceommodny terms tracts of land living
% the COUNTY OF Noitoway, containing between ,Js
and petre Hundred acres, situated Noitogsv River All
CONTAINING large portion ot irstrate bottom atd well sd,p
TED the yoh o Tobacco, any other cro the brb lana
good aud well sured for the culture ceiou TIE fbe
deep creek, and bounded by oher etees Which eJ
arse quantity o very excellent as land All persons die
10 fu,,ht'e are invited 70 view The premises which will
n's'e"h ~ e oYtIsetsi ~ hv myself apple ION.
RICHARD r.. UARDAWAy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
.N.4RS[LAL,N 1870

TNDER DEERE If the Superior Coy,, M. cto,o<r a.
-, re hchmoHa Distrc pronounced f6s fOfh dai nj
Eto' 10 W the case 9 TgPm Dupty s60lt or SSfS.
adyhe oOh day 81 SePtspbe 1875 yrocsd 70 ssH a ubye
aeo &c hghsa bidde for cash. on ths rraises me
tract Of taad ~ he proceedings mentioned (or SO eh ss
~ wM % '0t1tsk 20 snfiyy said decreeJ fnp IN ne
county 81 PoIchata, said 20 coafaie hysd md siry
geo aorf bydeed from Peter DupU r ne b,us0f oC eS
LtgoHg bearng dafe the eighteenth dGy Of MAJ ,,,
hu"d,ed md scsen. Sale to tale p'aos w fl sieiE - W
Ssr..f 53d o. s1e ~ =" 49, :. e. :; d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
Roanoke Lnld, atthe To,cn of TtsIdon

fINllE subscribers wish cell the tract Of land know 49, m
Estate OF Welions Herr, ~ Halifax county n { l,ir,
stihe Da.in htht Roanoke ca, Of he (rca F
aud adJoins Musi Island aud the town of WeI,n Tn,.
ani, although situated hbobood Of first ra,. X ~
nJke land, especially The iariaued Mush Island s Ia
none and possesses many advantages peculiar to itself c
siderable proportion of well tmbeIed forests variety and Ter,
tiy ol soil adapted the growth corn tobacco cofo
whe' Sc an abundant supply of excellent Spring and
an eleviiioi which eXempts from the
aud exalatns miasmata Of the Roanrse low l,oJ
adjacent 10 the town Of Weldon, (he locality of which -
Snce an assurance Of W destined ne
sessiug all The facilities OF dnec end navigation Ia Inc
hest markets IN Virginia; aud presenting an extr foret If
heavy and valuable timber. view of ii. came, Il
To confirm the assurance, that possesses create. .i.arta
and more valuable resources than other estate on kn, H.
RIVER The whole tract Is supp ed to contain aout 600 ar
10 all OF which unquesunabe title will he cunyeved mi
immediate possession given Of about 100 acres nearly ali
wlnch wood land The possession Of the remaining g cr
uiect to the occupancy Of tenant in dover for . III of
Mrs Blunt, Gate hrs. Wedom) of whom II is supposed ma,
he purchased The terms will be made very ACCOMMODATING
aud eetrcd by the put chaser young negroes, of ability To- a.
h"r will be received It valuations in payment II po u,c;
ony dPosed JfPrIyately (of which notice will he en1
tbs estate will be offered Public Az ton AZ ill., - ~
Weldon, on Tuesday the iOth day IF Ociober nert
JOIN q. CLAIBORNE
JAMES Is. CLAIBORNE
August IS. Do,
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LIND For SALE-


NE subscriber owning Lar &c tine land in the
state OF Missouri, DESTROYS of removing il with his
sniy dnd TO the. iuis will Gposc OF the following
e' Of land IN this State very low rates. aud accoino
dating terms-yiz:
ne tract which he resides, the Green in the
county of Alb.male, Il nudes ou oil Charliteyiir and d
from James River, called WoodyIr containing between
iOOO and 1900 II the line Green Mv,a al, QUALITY
i'ns so tanned Tor producing Tobacco OF the quality Tie
improvements on this all RESPECTS, To ia,
conn oitahle ceCmmudaon of aage family. The collection
oil run Is particularly fine and the healthy a, any
VA the state - '
Also my Plantation onthe Of sIoore creek within
u miles OF Charlottesville aud the UNIVERSITY called Hem
ueisoh containing between 800 and 1900 large pr-
poioh OF which IS still IN wood, very valuable. from
me great demand for the article the University Thr. are
aont lou acres OF creek bottom, excellent land and
he balance Of the tract suited TO the culture of corn
ahu 'ooscc". tn. improvements old DIS elliny house
g'ou oai tobacco houses, orchard, Th. Land II,
oil DIVISION into two parts, which will
purchasers.
Aoi my Plantation RockG.h River, IN the county of
nelson, called Roekin THIS superior Il act nf sn
containing from to 100 acres, $50 to which first
Vs bottom The Turnpike the Gap TO
passes within 1--WE miles of this land. 800 OF 900
acre OF land the county of GIason called the Meadows
Din which will also sell very low rich ira and
uary well suited fora stock farm. My Scotsvle lots al also
Tor sale My son John ID. Coles who at Rockf, will
show the Nelson lands aud Walter Coles lunr ho.e
near charlottesville and The Of may be known Inv
application to me at Woodye, Dyes old Store Albt
MARIE WALTER COLES.
sep. q.
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Valuab!e James Rjrcr Lana

ENHAT YanahIe estate called Chirn,k. mn Su,rv ,,
S'o"t tour miles below the thouse, offered for
II les on the Souh side Of james River nra lloy I.nJ
SHd hinds Ton some distance the By a. snrv -
Gonaas 1854 acres the greater part Of wchis
from the ltr'hy OF the SOIL which not eauilJed n
~ 'he county, is estate Is consider cd by cunpeteu @ -
admirably aiii@d 10 the growth Of cotton Po.ses;igu
be had on tue hr OF January next Capt John Faulcon
resides near the premises, will give any information
' m For term. apply the subscriber living in Aleyanr
-. q. WM Ie ;iot,Sss"~l Id
August Is. o.
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HIDES, LEaTHER. SC.

YNE subscriber offers for sale, the Bell Ia
l. yern, Richmond,
$50 Spanish hides
$500 sides soa leather of all qualities
500 sides wax and russell upper leather
20 dozen calf-skins anu kip-skins
Sesl-skins and horse-leather
Lining aud binding skins, black vafnsh
Black and yellow huckskins
boot cord and webbing
Boot aud shoe trees, lasts, &c.
Shoemaker aud curriers' tool, OF all kind.
$50 lbs ball shoehread coarse aml fine
800 do county hank do
Morocco skins, o all descriptions
lIa'ness, skirting aud bride leather
Chaise and bag hides
Leopard, hear and hair seal skins
Saddle trees, grh and stiaining web
zach lace, fringe, tassels, &c.
5000 lbs wool
100 pair Richmond made plantation shoes
Sept. IS. 37-w5t I'M. CRANE.