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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
NOTICE.

HNHE individual, who is in the habit Of TAX
- ing from the store Of FRANCIS PAY
ERNE, the Literary Cadet, is respectfully
requested to abstain from thn practice. Mr..
Payernc subscrbes for the paper to accomn'o-
date his patrons.and hopes that the gentleman
who takos il from him, will have the good
ness TO leave H. after he has read IL
September
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08

CORN AND CEDAR SHINGLES.
0IkAA Bushels Southern Germ; 200,-
~OUO 900 Cedar Shingles, for sale
by the. subscriber, at No 81, Long Wharf
AdALIEI. CHURCH.
N. b. The Corn will be sold at a reduced
price, if applied for soon. September 6.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
SUpERFlNE BEAVER HATS.

lust received, a few dozen super6ne bca-
e. ver Hats, of a very superior quality
Also, very extensive assortment Of castor,
roram, and imitation beaver Hate, of almost
every description and quality, comprising more
than an hundred dozen; which are offered for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM l.. ALDRICH.
N. b. One invariable prico strictly adhered
TO. September I.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANEEMENT.
OU-FIvE TIMES A wEEK.-m
STEAM BOATS WAsHINGToN, Capt. E.
- 8. Bunker; CONNECTICUT, Capt. Com
stock; and FULTON, Capt. X: s. Bunker.-
One Of the above boats, will leave for New
York, every Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
The Washington's regular days Of starting,
are Sundays and Wednesdays, at 10 O'Clock.
A. nj. The Fulton or Come cticut, will leave
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
July 4.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08

PORK, GRAIN, &c.
Oh II If barrels Mess Pork
~V 10 whole ditto ditto
10 ditto Prime ditto
500 bushels Northern Corn
600 ditto Southern ditto
200 ditto Rye
100 ditto Oats with general assortment of
Groceries for sale by
E. s. DAY & SON.
Sept. s. No. rs, Weybosset-st.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
BOLOGNA SAUsAGEs.

BULUGNA SAUSAGES.,
NDWAkD II. YOUNG, has just received
NJ a small supply of this highly approved
article; also, few boxes of excellent Claret
Wine, and one cask Of London Bottled Por-
ter.
Superior Table Salt in small boxes.
A few boxes Of good Olives very cheap by
the box.
N. B.-Wines, Teas and Sugars, an excel
lent supply; also, general assortment OF
Groceries as usual.
Please call and examine for yourselves, at
No 81 Market Square. August 8.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08

TO BAKERS.
fCHMOND Flour from new wheat, land
- ing this day, from sloop Eliza Allen, 500
bbls superfine Flour. represented uncommonly
good, for sale low from tho wharf, by
SETH ADAMS, Jr.
September 5. "a, South Water st
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NOTICE.

MY wife Mary. having conducted herself
lvA in an unbecoming and indecent man
nsr--Notice is hereby given, that 1 shall pay
no debts Of her contracting, after this date.
DANIEL HULL.
September s. :
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| CHOICE PEACHES.
| FRUIT HILL, ORTH PROVID ENC Z

CHOICE fEACHES.
FIR UT HILL, NOR
NNHE occupant Of this fashionable place of
IL resort, respe ctfully informs his friends
and the public, that it is now oper for the
summer season: II is situated on an eminence.
which commands beautiful view Of the ada
cent cosntry, and it is admitted by all who
have visited it, TO be delightful place Of re-
sort for those in pursuit ofease and comfort
His Poac ches are now ripe, and consist of the
choicest kind; consisting of Fsench and vcri-
ous other kinds; he keeps all other kinds Of
Fruit that this climate affords; his Bar is sup
piled with choice Liquors, Wines, &c. his Ia
BILE will at all times be furnished from the
choicest selections Of the market; his very
commodious Hall is furnished with Swings,
which is an agreeable exercise for gentlemen
and ladies: his long Alleys are in the best Or
der for the accommodation Of those who will
please 10 visit his House for recreation. A few
Boarders can be accommodated. All those
| wishing to enjoy the country during the sum-
mer season, will improve their health by visit
ing Fruit Hill. where they can inhalo the pure
atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, Sept.5.
FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE
TEHE occupant Of this fashionable place Of
IL resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the summer
season: 1t is situated on an emiEohce, which
comman is beautiful view Of the adjacent
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited il, to be delightful place of resort for
those in pursuit Of ease and comfort:--Hs
earliest Cherries are now iipe; he keeps all
other kinds ofFruit that this climate af1ords;-
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
8c.-his table will at all times be furnished
from the choicest selections of the market;-
his very commodious Hall is furnished with
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladies:-his long Aileysis in the
bost order for tho accommodation ofthosc who
will please to visit his house for recreation
A few Boarders can be accommodated. All
those wishing to enjoy the country during the
summer season, will improve their health by
visiting Fruit Hill, where they can inhale the
pure atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, June 27.
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DR.. CHAMBERS, CURE FOR INTEM-
pERANEE

North Providence, June 81.
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Successors OF William Chambors
A supply Of The above celebrated Medicin
is received and for sale by SMITH x PAR
MENTER, Cadet Office. Warranted genu
inc August "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19
TO Growers of Tobacco.

nURING the last season, impressions were no
~ doubt made on the minds Of many Planters that
Tobacco stored at Shockoe Warehouse not under
the protection o. the State sgainsf loss By fire. This
Warehouse situated in the heart of the CITY, and at Tie
foot ofihe Basin, recently enlarged under As
setnby as to hold ut occ near six hogshea6s
Tobacco, aordng every venience planters and
buyers of the article, and beng the great cbaccsmar
IT is not deemed unworthy that such mpressions tor
med, should be removed
The act of Assembly creating this house public in
specion and securing planters and the of
hacco against loss by FIRE. this other public nspec
t;ous is referred for their information Also the late
of 1926 respecting upland inspected tobacco, stored
at the Public Warehouse Of Petersburg and this city,
showing that this late act of Assembly, does not
do away the responsibility of the State against loss by
lire on Tobacco inspected or stored for inspection in
dhis any other inspecting warehouse in this State
except TaPpahannock
See 2od vol Rev. Code, chap. 900. creating Shock
Inspection 67. .ff any warehouse already,
hereby, hereafter 10 be established, snail happen
be burnt tue loss sustained thereby for tobacco Ell
Their uuInspected stored, shall be made good, aud
paid TO the several persons injured by The Common
wealtii-provded that If the receipt given for such
bscco shall De OF an older Date than twelve monbs
IN tie oi Inspected tobacco brought from upper
lover warehouse for storage, shall be of older
date .sn from the inspection, such tobacco
shalt he paid for by the public; but the or
proprietor thereof shall bear Tie oss--and provided
that this section shall not be construed compel
the public to pay The of tobacco, refused and
reserved in warehouse for future inspection, tie
Iue of the same, should ii be burnt previous 10 rein
spectionand prov ide hat the public shall not be la
bile pay for any tobacco destroyed By fire in Tappa
hammock Warehouse"
Acts of Assembly l826-chap ii. Sec Z.
tAnd be it further enacted, that il any bogstead OF
tobacco shall have been inspected al ary upland in
spection and shall afterwards be stored any
house in the city of Richmond and the town of Peters
burg other than tue public warehouses in the said city
and town OF Petersburg. the Commonwealth shall not
be liable for the loss destruction of such tobacco by
any whatsoever, unless the time when The
stored in such other warehouse there were
at least eighteen hundred hogsbeads if in the city of
Richmond, or if in the town of Petersburg two hun
,!red and seventy Eve hagsi,eads in the public
house aforesaid, unless the inspectors thereof should
have refused TO receive such tobacco storage, OF
which fact it shall be their duty to give certificate il
required" Dec Is Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19
COPPER AND IRON.

NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFICE,
I2M December, 1927.
YENHE Commissioners of the Navy viii receive sealed
proposals until the 10Th day OF January next, The
supply de following quantities of Copper and Iron
be delivered at the respective Navy Yards viz;
COPPER.
n Portsmouth, AZ, IT.
Not less than 1000 lbs of Bolt Copper
IN Boston.
NJ, ,... ,,,,n 400 sheets of shoasing Copper,
nc iesS 'i1h ] $500 lbs Sheaihing Il ais.
AZ Norfolk
" less than COCO sheets of thing Copper.
All the Sheathing Copper be from ID 81 or.
Fhs Bolts from inch to Il inch, and the sheashng
Nails from / Il inches, may be required.
IRON.
NJ Portsmouth,, N. Fl.
300 los 6 ADD inch Bolt,
-So' 'e' ''"" 500 lbs inch Spikes.
NJ Boston,
$4,000 lbs Round Iron,
mol less than Z 6q.9np-ibs Square Inn,
19,20G lbs Flat Iron.
1t .Neic York.
C28,4Oo lbs Flat iron,
:. 1000 lbs Square Iron,
OF 'esS '"dh ! Is, 900 lbs Round Iron,
Il 1900 lbs Rolled Plate Enn.
AZ Norfolk
r 5000 lbs Square Ifnn,
- $500 lbs Round Iron,
oi Tess 'n"'' ! 10 900 lbs Flat Iron,
900 lbs Z TO 10 inch Spikes
And all the Hoop Iron tat be required the said
Yard to be 10 IL Ieet long, % inches wide,
aud ~ to Is Of an inch thick.
An the Round Iron be from to 81 inches may
Equired
The square Iron be from, ! to inches. - :,
The fiat Iron be may be required ~e"'"J "
The plate Iron be from j to- inch thick, N-
The contractors furnish, il required having sixty
days notice. any additional quantity, exceeding
w FIVE per Of Iron or Copper
All which Copper and Iron shall be of the very best
unaIity and shall be delivered the aforesaid Navy
Yards respectively before the 1st day OF August,
1928 and shall subjected such inspection and proof
as are at present adop,ed the respective Navy Yards
or such other inspection and proof the Commissioners
the Navy may direct.
Persons offering Furnish the said Copper and lion VIII
be pleased 10 name their residence. aHl the names and
residence ofiheir suretes
ers must be made separately FOR Copper and Iron, and
For each parcel required the several Yards respectively
and must be sealed and endorsed "Oacr furnish Cron
Copper) at the Navy Yard at , and in all cases the
,pcc per pound fo both Copper and Iron mist be stated
In addition to bond to be given fer The faithful per
Tcrn,ance of the per cent wiz be retained by
the United States fron the amount Of allpaymens Until
the completion Of tho Ali payments 10 be
made at tine places of dcl9cry unless Otherwise specially
directed.
Offers not made conformsbIy the advertisements 81 not
received within limited in the advertisement, viii
not be acted
TO be polished twice week in the National Journal,
Is ationaI Inteiigeucer, Baltimore American, Baltimore
Patriot Democratic Press National Gazette, New Fosk
6onmercaI ADVERTISERS National Advocate, New England
Palladium, Boston PATRIOT, Portsmouth, y. II Journal
richmond Enraifer, Richmond Whs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19
RICHMOND wednesday, DECENIBfsBs 10 =Iss

Rochiagltrm--Col a. Rutherford, Gen j. b. Hat
we, col Joseph Mauzy, Joseph Baxter. esq. Charte
Lewis, esq. col. James Hail. aud Abraham Smith.
observation-disclosures p. Dorman, esq. Col Sarnue
nicD. Reid, John +. Ca:u,,ers esq DIR. Robert r.
81 ton, Robert White. S. Ai'D, Moore, esqs & Judge
=. Spo''syiraoie-Judge Francis T. Brooke, Col
Hugh Mercer.
WIN. Z. Beaie.
DR.. r l. Biackforl, Joseph .qjbnr, aud Isaac Miller.
So0thampt0n-- Benjamin Fl AIoyer Thomas j
Harper. Thomas Pritlow and John Thomas, esqs
(. -Shf79--Coi. John Peter Major Rap! Graves Cant
Jane D. Edwards, and DR.. RDserl ID. Starke.
Igler-Col Arthur inghram and Major John Wells.
Ucoa--David y Spencer. Eee. Dabney Carr and
j. II. Pleasagts. of Richmond
" estmoressega-@ I'm s. .,ess, YIN. K. Taiaforro,
" M Aaeustfne w ashingion and Ja,.,es jett
City Of Iaict,sord-BeY. John Kerr, Chapman
Johisoa, Daniel Cali.
.Nor1oik Boromsh--Dr. John French, Joseph IL
John Myers, and Archibald Taylor.
Peters6srg-Roht. Boiling, Robt. Birchet,, MI.
g. Peterborough, and La,Tis Alabry, esqs.
WiHiamsJurg- Eobet, Anderson, Leonard Henley,
and pI. Samuel s. Grifin
re CONTINUED.
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BY peasants & SMITH.

az The CONSTITUTIONAL. VINO is Published twice
week, (wednesdays aud Saturdays at dollars pc
annum, payable in advance.
r. Previous dscontiouance of the paper, all
Iedrases must be paid up. Aud those who may wish TO
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thirty days beure The period expires for which they sub
scribed.
az For alvertisinsT5 square Cor ess) for the
FIRST insertions, 90 for each continue
Duinber OF be noted the MS otherwise
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rs All letters the Editors be post paid they
vii receye attention.
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the States will be received payment for subscription
the Wbig though Virginia U. States Bank Notes would
be preferred; aud remauces be made through the
Post Office the risk {! the Editors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19
SPANISH FLEET.

y gentleman who arrived here yesterday 10 the
schooner Sarah and Pricilla, from Mayaguez, Porto
Rico, informs that short time previous his sail
ing, Fleet from Spain had arrived at ST. Johns. II
consisted of three irgates and several briggs and small,
eI vessels, having on board number of troops The
report current al ST. Johns was. that The fleet was 10
proceed TO the Fanaries, board the noted
General Morales commander OF The expeditions and
that descent was then TO be made upon some point
on the Main. Our informant left Porto Rico on the
hrsl OF the present month"; BaH. Amer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

from the United States Gazciic.1
Ii1rgoTd CoHreHOn.Wc have noticed in the pro
ceedgs OF several political meetings and in the ed
itoiai columns OF different opposition papers, frequent
reference TO MIR. adams being intimately connected
With the measures of the IIartfor coHvention-sone.
indeed, speak Uflim If member or promoter of lha
meeting without Offering my opinion upon the pro
priey of that convention we may be permitted
TO say, that the reproach is upon Mr. Adams with
an extremely bad grace 1t measure Of the Fed
era party OF New England in 1919, and Mr. Adams
bad separated himself from their communion in 1907
se moi claimed by them partisan, nor did he
seek favor at their hand IF our memory serves US
well the or the Hartford conv enion was pro-
posed IN Fsneuii Hall, by MIR Picbering al present
the most Jealous opponent Of Mr.. adams. Some of
the wsmest friends OF that measure are nov Among The
active PartisaUs of Gen. Jackson--and many papers
tai hold estJmabIe rank from The talents of ,beir
'caitos once eUEloycd intbe'feGuce 5F(bat u1gssre
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

Lo'rcr Canaa0--In the Mon,real and Quebec pa pers
we '"d the Proclamation of Lord Dlhosie proroging
the King name the Parliament OF the provinces until The 81
January next. This step has been taken owing the
House persisting in the choice Of Speaker whom the
Governor ,efusedt to confirm.
Ye'y angry discussions going in the Canada pa.
pe:s--oo'h Sides as usual, claiming right The la
test ecedeai however, quoted in favor Of Lord Dalhous:e
exercise OF petosa tive, is that Of Seymour refused by
Charles H. 10 1919, Speaker of the Rouse Commons
This isa bad era Of English history which 10 quotu
pccedsns for the government Ola free people.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

The Philadelphia Gazette contains the following
extract from letter dated
BAHit, October 10.
The Brazilian brig Of Imperial Pedro, T. oaI
commander formerly The Bolivar, of / guns and so
men, captured the BUenos hyTean brig of war Patago
MIA, Of guns and so men, after action Of nearly
two hours during which period, the Of the Buenos
Ayrean made two attempts board but were repuIsed
poral Pedro. Captain Love, of Philadelphia, command
der Of the Patagonia, killed during tie second
attempt TO lead on his borders and shortly after the
Patagonia's coors came down. and she was brought
was is killed and or wounded she a mere
she'll Of thing aud haG regular quarters TO project
her men, whilst the Imperial Pedro had complete bal
warkg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

Sidt.--According to late satcnentof Mr. LIusI.ig-
the silk manufacture Of England now reaches the
enormous amount Of fourteen millions sterling per an
nun, and is consequently, after rc.sn lie greatest
pic Of tie country
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

EaSland.--Egbert united Inc Kingdoms Of the Saxon
HeparcIy in a27, that i- just 1000 years since
England became n Kingdom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10
MIMETEEnT TI Com CIR Gss.
SECOND SESSION
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PRINTERS OF THE LAWS

1he resolution off.r ed by Mr.. Saunders; was a
gain taken up. The resolution, az modji ed, il in
the words following:
" Rssotued, That the Secretary of State COM
municae to this House let of such OF the news
papers ia each OF the States in which tie laws of
Congress were directed TO be published in the years
1925, and 1929. Also, list OF such, in which
the laws are directed to be published in 1897,
designating the changes which have been made
and the causes for each change
MIR. BIrkner addressed The House as follows:
Mr.. Speaker regret, sir, the introduction Of
this resolution at so late period OF the session.
ii should be recollected that several bills of
importance have been seut TO us iom the Seuate,
and hat many may, in few days, be ex.
pecteJ. In this House, also, many Others of a
general nature, in which the People of the Unite
STATES ieel deep interest, are either IN part dis.
cussed, or prepared for 1t. This is not all we
have large docket of private bills, which urgcnt-
Iy demand our attention. Many OF them have
been presented, session after session. and fayora
ble reports upoa then made Until it almost a
mounts 10 cause OF just reproacb upon Congress
hat they have not been either allowed or finally
rejected. Those who have claims upon the Go.
yernmen, ought TO be be'rdas citizens, they have
q right TO demand IL. / was under such impress
sions, and not from the slightest apprehension
That The most rigid scrutiny into the conduct Of
'be Secretary of State, IN relation TO the present
charge, or any other, which the most Vindciiyo
feelings may give rise to- could in the least affect
his standing, that / voted against It's consiiera
ton at this time. He is far beyond the reach OF
The censufe which has been so bitterly heapel
upon him. Possessed OF talents OF the highest or
der, and having assiduously devoted those talents
from hi'very fret appearances upon the theatre
OF public life, TO the promotion Of the bes
ana greatest interests Of our country, lie has Sc
cured 20 himself reputation which will -bn,
resp'endenty upon the pages Of the history Of iha
couny, Tor ages after it shall have been iorgot;ef
that any one " those who have 50 impotcntly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10
FENfYL n EDVC.4JIO.W.

OUISA j. ANN BROOKE, will comm.nce school at
IL Hill Vale, Stafford COUNTY vs March. at which
nst all the brsneh,s OF English eucAin the Latin aud
French languages Music ieqested The number scholar
will be ~ they be boarded on the spot by
Samuel s. Brooke. No day scholars will be aimnled fhe
Tor the scholastic OF months, will h, hun-
d,ed aud twenty dollars for boad tuition, paid
tsrIy IN advance IL Music taught there vii be separate
charge Ot 20 dollars each scholar bed aud
ed1ng il eonv.nisn If not they will be found for :te adj
diionsl of ten dolls The months OF August SEPT
viii be vacation Book aud Staonsry, will If desired be
furnished at the usual prices.
Tso,e Parents Guarilians who may he Disposed
their child wad To the the Miss Brookes
be assured that the greatest attention will be paid
ners and morals OF their pupils aud every used
tsn theu by divine assistance 10 habits OF religion aud
~ Letters directed TO Samuel s. Brooke, Stafford Court
house, will be attended to.
Reb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10

conformity 81 two deeds Of tusi, itchar
Daniel no,g deo dated the 7h FehUary J52i, aud
CLERKS office Of Halifax county, purpose selling al Suetont
the highest bidder the pensts the % day March
next ~ lair o:hefwise the FAR day, the following
~ 10 witt tract Of land lying IN The said county, about four
miles below the Courthouse OF said county, Bans;er
fIver aud continuing STA - acres, be the
sod bounded by the lands d Jeremiah Ainghsni, John
FnkeraoD William Owen aud oibeis: Also The following
slaves, to w.t. jordan and Glenn, beg backsmh. and
Rochester the following Lads and Boys Henry, Fountain
ii EMERSON, Granville, Ntson BuwelI Loesu aud Lewis
Womtn, CLANCY, Doey, Lucy, Hsunah Dllrc, Polly and
Chafioe OTl., Mourning Msrab teshy Rscbe aud Viney
OF 50 much Of the ss property will he sufficient the
balances due and secured by the said d. eds Az the
property subseted by the Aforesaid two deeds toa cash sale
but by the consent Of the creditors ~ months will
given for two thirds Of the land sale sales, and
The negro sales giving bonds aud approved seeuy and
deed OF trust IN addition the land sale The u land
be nieDily splorOned divisions IL Jesired
by the purchasers, tins land Weli improved aud OF good
quality. SAML. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10
Land aud Ntgr,,rs for sri.

TUE .nhe,s.r ots fo' sale land in the county
oil Mecsi-hburg Coxs creek, miles the OF
The Courthouse, cn'aning 7!O sore,i than hail of the
lqd standing IA ~o3as all d tobacco The plant =
eo Is IN good order for ernrrng and very rrcductye m u
usual crops r. The country wait prime onn
lie ro, enients are ali and gooi; this
one OF s hes; iIacis Of high land ruuy. Also ant -
tract OF 292 acres Bears Element orerk, ali and
Tobacco ansi with SO OF 40 acres Lunenhu uni, prime
low o's an lannon's plaui land, part hes IN the
trs Of saholds aud awku's roads, aud
stand itra sturc % tavern.
Also agent for James s. Iayn.cro, other tract cI
land on Bnichsi creek III the county Mch n X 90
&C, e th land well approved AMI good order cropping
about hall OF this tract clear objective land III
The above iand are nstsoi Prsa,ey before day of
November next, (oi which due will be given the sub
sctihrr w or that day sell TO the highest bdier, the
mcs, the ei on Cox's creek; also all crop OF c. Tod
der oats aud stock OF all kinds, the i7:i day o the
same mon on,e prei.s, lie will sell 10 the hghv bi..s
The tIa;t ON Ia ke creek ais, all the crop fodder
and stock ui ali kds frs ri.. he made o. tte ,,
OF sale Between 90 and 40 valuable negroes with
thcse two tracts ct land John BUFORD.
PS Any wishing for this by addressing
letter to the suhsorhe Lomiardy Grove Pos, Jis Neck
senhurr shall meet with prcirp, ntion.
Meek'enhn'g, Oct 3 sl-U JOHN RUFORp.