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AUGRyoNs.
Enr Snle.

FstHR PARN Oh WHICH James Saunders now resides.
hryins ol fs7net run, ~ Eairf.s county, Virginia.
about miles from peorgetown, and II from Alexsr
iria containing
Two Hundred and Nine Acres,
It adjons the lands Of Reuben Dyes heirs AVID .he
public road Iesdng from the Great sol Potomac 80
the FaFs Church, and conveyed 20 the subscriber
by Isaac hcian and Mar, his wife, rhe 2SJh ia, Of
october 1873, To hold IN trust, &c and to secrre the
paymento notes given tor the balance % Tie pur.
chase money for fad farm By said Saunders 10 Isaac
McLan, as will appear by the said deed Of record
IN the Clerks Office Of the County curt of Fax:
tax This Farm, or much thereof as Will be sui
Gent to discharge the said and the expenses Of
sale, will be sold at pu5hc auction to Che highest
bidder for cash, on the third guday in Sept 1ex. az
Fairfax Court House, Va The subscriber vii convey
such title only is vested in him ~ deed OF trust
though it is believed to be indisputsble
march l7-wts I'll OFPUTT
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EmpA0yMe
The American Shooters Manual.

CONFUSING such plain and simple rules as are ne
cessary to introduce the inexperienced into full
knowledge of all that relates to the Dog and the cor
rect use Of the Gun; with description ofthe Game OF
this Country. vol. with plates, bound, 81 81.
Just received On sale by
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-26

Extract of letttr from Captain Paul Jones to the Mar
auis de la Fayette, written board the Imperial
ship Wolodimcr, June &c, l78S.
81 am glad that the new constitution will be,
as youtell me, adopted by more than nine states.
hope, however, that they will alter some parts
of it; and particularly that they will dives, the
Presiden, Of all military rank and command; Tor
though General Washington might be safely
trusted with such tempting power as the chief
command of the feet and army, yet, depend on
il, in some other hands it could not fail 10 over
Sc, the liberties Of America. The President
should be only the first civil magistrate; lei
him command the military With the pen; but de-
priye him Of the power to draw his sword and
lead them, under some plausible pretext, or un-
der any circumstances whatever TO cut the
throats of part Of his fellow citizers, and to
make him the tyrant Of the rest; lnese are
not nv apprehensions alone, for l have men
toned them to many men Of sense and learning
since saw you, and have found them all oil
the same sentiment"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-26

The Rail Road from Quincy quarries to Bos-
ton has so reduced the price of granite, that it
is said house can now be built OF that hand
some and excellent m aseriel, cheaper than with
brick at 81 a thousand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-26

Mr.. James Fontaine, of Cumberland, Virginia
is said, in the Richmond Wing, to have been
murderd, recently in his field, by several of his
negroes, four of whom, mother and threc
sons, have been committed to Jail for the crime
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Drawing

of the Dismal Sramp Canal LoiYerp
Whick took place On the 10Th inst in IynchJurg Va
% 60 ~ So &c S % 49 8
Me,u York Consolidated Lottery, Class No. s,
to be drawn the 9Th June, offers 10 lucky adyea
turers prize of 81 5000, 400, g75O, $500, $3.50.
ll76, of 1000 10 $780, 10 Of 200, and many Of So
90, &c.
Tickets s.; Halves so, Quarters 2s-for sale At
J. III. &UEEELLS'S
Lottery Office. alexandria. D. c.
OF Ali orders promptly attended TO. june 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-26
From, The National Journal.

The british House Of Commons, on the eve
ming of the l4th Of May, AFTER trans items,
private business sria- aiter voting se'e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16


MesrS. Tdtors-Nirlh before last. I dreamed
a dream, which ! Commemorate for the infofn,.
ton of yaur readers. Not tHai there IL any
thing very important in tie dream itself, but ten
there is nothing very ridiculous in it, and as II
luay lead 10 some beneficial reflections, it had
as well be told, which may he done in SIX words.
idreamed he legislature hpd ndioly1ed. II is
not worth while Ia say, that like many other Of
queen MAIDS .hispcrings III thr ii owsy ca Of
tie sleeper, il IS not tile ease Bat, | iny 4luuta.
rly asked and answered the following questions
wbieh the people Of Virginia, | hopa, vii asl. and
answer also:
How long has The Legislature been in session.
TicO nouths md IL dngS How much laneeris
II expected 10 continue IN session Uti3 fhe
2OH Of March-Whnt have thcv done No
HlHg-Abat have they lef qndane2 Mleb-
What do they expect TO dg. bciAeeu this aud he
10th March Dose GUerHe distractions NJ ian.
b. GiIes.-What good end will these abstraction,
effect None, eIcept II be 10 gre Mr.. g. an o.
poyiandg tn tttibI hisStiH IN Strtngiae fogeger
sophisms, aadtofeed his oid are vitl me rain m
.heiphfioa firing hereafter qboied bg sumo Nor
teri, rs fFc mn coadjuior Of Mahson.-WEat -
the only remedy for these long sessions A Coo-
%cenfioa, by pbirh me nualber Of members uai be
fedteed What is the reason the Convention Bul
did not passthls year, Bccause some Of Me
niembers from he smaH counties mffe nfegX mn,
oouid be resinfttd IN n neic raii0 0fTeDrcseiya,
tim, and Thai therefore they uOud iose ihfiy OH
rcs.--Wil the people Of Virginia continue 10
submit 10 such a state Of thingsf hone not.
bUt u Tiny do, their yoke cdaao. be nade loo
hcGey. SOMNO.
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nor.s.YrsoLuroSs

a. Inc ,e.ate OF indiana, the following rezoa
- have been adopted with but Two dissc',t-
"5p,,oirsd bv the General f~sstabiy Of iaf oi,de
I.aiaaa. That the mcsstiIes adopted aud
.s.,,ea by the present administration Of the
assal so,cTanent, particularly IN extending
y c,nb.rland Road ~sestwardly, and in aiding
=. nr,od interest OF %Internal improvement, Inc
:, a,y decided appreciation.
n,,oired. That whilst, in our opinion, the in
..sss,s q. the nation require that we should, eau
,;a.sly snd perse,eringly, abstain from every
.saei.s of involvement IN the concerns of for
N nations, yet, that the course pursued by
,he besd of the Government IN meeting, with
en,yen,al feelings. those friendly osertnres of
~. s,,tf, American Republics. which resulted in
.he Mission TO Panama, thus giving a decided
sa,opnance to The cause Of south American
sadenendence, receives our cordial appreciation
Pfsoired, Tia, our confidence in the Presi-
sent of the United States, ard the members of
ts cabinet, is based upon their public conduct,
i cheerfully accorded them by this General As
sembly.
Rcsolred, That the Governor be requested to
,,ansmit TO the President of the United States.
and 10 each of our Senators and Representa-.
ives in Congress, a copy of the preceding reso-
futiouS.
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IL As public attention seems 10 have been
lately somewhat directed to the subject Of iohe-
res, and as an impression appears 10 have been
taken up prejndicial to the Continuation .sqs.
ten, particularly, founded on the cifcum.
stance that the public were never Informed
ftie fate of lie highest prizes, We deem it but
iair to state, that IN the last Men York Staie L0t-
terry the 10000 prize was sold by the Messrs
Aliens to a gentleman Of New York, and that in
the last class Of the Dismal swanp LoHer4 the
$4,000 was sold by B.. o. Tyler, Of Washington
City 10 Mr.. Robert Bc1kely of Aldic, Loudoun
county, Va.-Ofboth Of these Lotteries, Messrs.
Yates l. MintYrcwel managers.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16

GaLE o. LAND.-The tract of land which
~ was late The residence of Elizabeth Doug.
las dec. will he exposed to public sale, on tie
premises, on Saturday the Eth OF February
next 1t Is well known as having once been the
property and residence of Achilles Douglas, dec.
uthat a more particular description may be
gwen OF II, the subscribers will obser We that il is
situated on Wards Road, at the distance Of a.
oohi lour miles from Lync.Durg, and will col-
s''1acitlt afford many con, enicnces to a resi-
UNI which are not possessed by other farms.
"iore remote from the seat Of business or from
% pnblic a road as the one above mentioned Ii
Is wen watefed, contains agood dwelling house,
anu o'hcr otd houses, affords an excellent or
Guard, presents a q%nantitv of the largest timber
as 1hr neIghboriood. and is supposed to contain
+ob Acres; but will be subject to n survey previ-
oasiy to the day ofsale, and will be sold accord
ny The gentlemen Of ~Lyncbburg, who NAV
"N' a country scat for their families. near the
.ne"'re ct their occupations or those AZ a lis
,aurc VINO may wish 10 be near Tho market of
.soouf and OF Produce, are Invited to visit the
premises, and satisfy themselves. The title shall
" g"od.-Ieros will he liberal, and made
1no"hon the day ofsah.
THE LEG tTEES.
" atthe same time and place, will be sold n
eoou TOAD Wagon and two horses.
ACHILLES NJ. DOUGLAS.
d" %. c3w25
ps We occurrence of some unavoidable cir
.1nn'',hces the above mentioned sale will not
,'aceili Saturday, the4th of March next.
~ ctds28
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" it has becn said that Gen Floyd, patriot
ism, and his knowledge ofhis great Hscfulaess IN
the House of Representatives {how modest
induced him 10 decline u competition for the
Chief Aagistracy Of the State. Bnt viii he b.
elected TO Congress at The next contest Bc
oughfto have been sure Of tbs, befo., he azaIt.
lied his patriotic devotion. W IT. ,g.1 tta u,
willb opposed. The General, however, Is ii
very good representative, and ranks well as a
man OF talents. All we are afraid Of, is that thc
hatiery OF bis pretended Richmond friends will
ruin him.
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NfOTlCE.-I wish TO sell my tract of Land,
III living on Old Woman's Creek, in Pittsyl-

SNf0TICE.-I wish TO sell my tract of Land,
III living on Old Woman Creek, in Pittsyl-
vania county, about one mile from Staunton riv-
er, and about % southwest of Lynchburg. II
adioins the lands of Capt. John Ward, Thomas
T Adams and Others. On this tract, there are
upwards of 100 acres of ricn low-gromnds, in n
body. The highland is well timbered with fac
pine. That part ofthe tract which is cleared is
good, and produces well. This land contains
two good orchards ofeNcellent fruit, The range
fer stock is extensive, and uncqualled by any in
This section of county. II embraces three fine
mill sites, on A stream which constantly affords
as great a supply of water as any machinery
may require. The terms will be moderate. and
a credit will be given. Any person wishing to
purchase, will please call on the subscriber, liz.
ing at Ward Bridge, Campbell county.
Feb. l6. c,s2s
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SPLENDID SCHEME
s7D7 prizes, amounting 10 $4,000

b'Fl lnlltfj amounting 10 BOljDDU
Mode Of Drnteing The numb RS will be pvt
n one y heel as usual mud in another VIII be pa,
the prizes above the denomination Of Three Dol
lars. aud the drawing to progress IN the ussai
nanner-lhc 800 prizes Of Three Dollars
will be- awarded To q high OF low number, 10 he
determined by that which may draw the pine Of
$1,000.
Low numbers ! TO $500, inclusive.
High number 1901 TO 1900, inclusive.
\ holder oftwo tickets, Hiph and Low. muss
Of NECESSITY draw one PIize aud may draw Iw0
Capital Prizrs also.
W!ole Tickets 81 liberal allowances
Halves 2 made tplarge dealers.
Quarters
Orders by Malt, post paid, or private con.
ycYance, enclosing The cash or prize tickets ind
ny Of the late drown lotteries, will NEE, the same
attention as on personal application
Tie above Lottery viii be drawn under the s,-
perintendance of the following g~enilemen:--
Charles Mllndoc, John Williams, r g. Yaneey,
Ed~afd Peaud Joseph Cooper and Robert TO.
bcrtson
AUG. LFFTWiCH
Jan. IL. Manager.
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Feb. l6,

NNfR TANDY Mo0RE-Sr: Take nojic e
MI hat on Friday, the 9th day of March
next, a; .heflouse offtm. A. Hardy, in Bedford
county Shall proceed to take the afida,is of
Josepb}iiardy a'd Others, TO continue FROM day
10 da. until all are taken, TO be read as evidence
in a suit nov depending aud undetermined in
the high court Of Chancery holden in the town of
Lynchbufg. for the Lynchburg district, wherein
| am plaintiff aud you are defendant, when and
where you may attend if you think proper.
WILLIAM McCLUFR.
Feb. l6. Gives
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16
know, that ,he words b. Ne Lnss,si or Der,

know. that The words b. Ne HURRIED. or per
rfHf "a PR lam, sefa not zypuny ifouz Nith
thc Nnrd doiiafs. A 10 the ian question. In
v hiah There h. SOM msaaire. -ol make mn
'efplelf reply Discount. teehniHsJy. me4ns the
d.ferrn,r btih ecu liz yftatai 4 nh ol a sum
of money dnH some given sf;He tefre, and fhe
sun Hsg1. Suppose | hold ny aeighboi's bond
Tor 100 dollars, due Ia Twelve months | offer
II lor It's pfcs.nt worth, discouniiig lUD per
.tam MOI leoa dCRaa. I,his would hardly be
possible | will receive 39,Oo-and even .go,-
~ pr cenl discount. would lense nine cents
aud mae hpndfciths of n cent. The mode ofope~
raiinn | cunnot insert here readlly-Thefe would
BE- Just rs much prapfiety IN saying, thai mat
tel was noi dsisible 10 lhiinIt, Us thai any dis
count per cent. houeref great. would absorb the
whole snm@hoHty brokers, either igtor1nhg or
Gaodu'cntly aetupon different principles, When
they discount ono hundred pr. eeHt they take
the " hoie, aud desire 10 be thanked for the la
,eur.
| hope your Norics will understand the a.
bow fnot, send hun 10 me, aud viii with plea.
sure explain Yours. Il.
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SnURSUANr TO a decree of the Superior
x Court of Chancery for the district Of
Lynchburg, pronounced or the 10th dav of
May, 1926, m a causa then therein depending
between, the Mutual Assurance Society against
fire on buildings of the State Of Virginia, Pit.
against Ann Scott, widow of William scott.
decd and Thomas II. Scott and Hugh r. Scott,
children of VIM. Scott, decd. the undersigned
Marshal of the said superior court of Chancery
will on Friday the 10th day Of March next, if
fair, if not the next day thereafter, proceed to
Sc. to the highest bidder, for ready money. upon
the premises, SO much of the tract of land on
which. the said Ann Scott now resides as will
satEf y the decree aforesaid.
THOMAS a. HuLCOMBE. NJ.
Feb 16. cJw2s
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COMMUNICATED.
Nesys. Editors PLEASE insert the follow ing
reply 10 your correspondent, Nofice which i.
made 10 hun, not SO much on his oyn actanut.
as ON the account of the pubic; which he pre-
poses to represent. Your Nouice first asks me
10 make q the distinction between the words per
cent and, dollars discount wi between lie
words ~ he hHndr,d discount, pnd, doidrS
discount Now / think even a Noriee might
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NpOTICE.-The subscriber will in future
III sch or ship tobacco, or any other country
rroduce on COMMISSION. Any person con.
fding their business 10 bis care may rest assured
IL viii meet with prompt atteation. His office
.ilbe kept at MIR. John o.. Leftwich's counting
roo,n. three doors above the Franklin Hotel.
MOSES Ii. PRESTON.
Feb l6. c8w3S
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16

VNilE AEW-GLASGOW AcADEMY.-This
- institution. will be opened on the LIST Mon
DAY in March, under the direction of the Rev.
Charles A. Page. The brauchcs taught. will EN-
brace the Greek end Latin languages and all
the branches Of an English education. The situa :
ton of this school is considef ed one of the
Eost healthy in the state. Board NAV be had N
respectable families al very low prices.
Price of tuition for the session of ; months.
Heading, Writing. and Arcthmctic, 81 IL. &c
ograply, Grammar, Surveying, and Elements of
Euclid ST. the Greek and Latin languages,
Natural and Moral Philosophy SIS.
The most satisfactory evidence can be had as
TO the qualifications Of the Rev. c. A. Page.
BY ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES.
req, 10. %
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eroge t.l..s aeMsn efL, seere.sn ar snlnlan Too nnnA inroranee ha. te.n

Attached olhl, matter. The United siatfs. II
is admitted art bound 10 esiine ish ,be 1ndim
til 10 lands within The limits Of Geuigiai 50
soon IA IL can lie del,sl II Inc ildians Will con
sent TO sell the portion Iesersed by itt ne"
Treat, lei ne ssrri6cc be spared 10 obtain Il.
fecoaia,y caosilrtatiuus weigh hota etatllerin
,he scale when ,liey an, eoaaie, balanced b. Inc
thteaieoinss 0 faa tn,eriap,ion 10 The public pe.iee
aud tranquility aud severance OF the Union
But whether the udians viii part with their
lands Of not, 10 u,~conseaueuiial, because 80 far
as the c~onnicinr claims To validity Of the Old
aud "" Treaty ne Concerned, they cin be
easily aud peaceably adjusted IN Inc nude poin-
ted out by the Constitution, by an appeal 10 the
supreme judiciary IF the decision be In Ia
var ofthe Old Treaty, tine L. S. government
viii bebound 10 see Il carried MO execution, low
ever much il might regret the neeessit. imposed
on II, OF iorcibly Wrestling from thn handful OF red
men ON our Southern border the inheritance be
q~uealhed TO them by their fathers, and whleh a
band ofcorrupt traitors, who had nearly lost
- Ny NV ~'"f ~ W. 'FFf
but il on the other hand, the decision b. Ia
favor Of the New Treaty. IL would be equally
incumbent ON the General Government to
10 sec il carried into executions, and il wpaid
be the duty of Georgia To submit in silence -
And we presume there is no doubt She would
thus submit But, ii she should not, there
is but one alternative. She must either sucede
from the Union, ns she has Il right, in her soyer.
eign character, 10 do, or compulsory means
must be used.-Wc cannot close these remarks
without observing that we have no fear of any
other but an amicable termination of the matter
and We cannot without regret, see the illusions
SO frequently mnde in our legislative bodies to
disunioa and cirii Wdr without the liyrliest APP
prehensions Of the tendency they will have to
ioment and cherish feelings which will lead to
the evils thus lightly spoken OF, bui whiel, no
friend to his country OF the liberties Of The hu'
man race can anticipate, even rs a remote possi.
bility, without unaffected shuddeling.
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u We would thank Dgf Gtttn, ESQ to tell
US what he means by "a wicked abortion - a.
applied 70 the controversy between the United
States and Georgia. lie Isl great PhiIologist,
We presume. as well az politician, although be
was born in OH EentarR. and bred in Missouri
and W should, no doubt, be much edifel by IL
lecture on the two words above qnorcd Don his
columns We should be particularly obliged TO
him ii he would draw a distinction between a
"attLed' aud a rirfluus abortion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16

MoTlcE.--5y sirtnr of a deed of trust, exc.
~ cuied TO us by Thomas Smith, on the
@h day Of December, 1925. and of record in the
clerk office of Bedford county, will be sold, AZ
Henry Moss, in the comfy ofBcdford. on the
YIN day of March, flair, il moi, the next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, for ready money,
ny why OF public auction, the following proper
" VIZ; ohe negro woman. named Mason and
oae child. named Stephen. The tile to said ne
efhes is considered iniisputahlc, but acting as
trustees we will oaly convey the title. vested in
US 81 the deed aforesaid.
JOHN BOARD, }Tr,s,Oos
IHoS. KASEY, '
Feb. IL. c3w*2S.
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Election Of Goreraer.-lhe General Assem-.
bly, on saturday last proceeded 10 oluei n oo-
vernon to succeed Mr.. Tyler, alter the aib OF
March next. On the first ballot Nm. Il. Giles
received l05-llugh Nelson 6o-6;en Floyd 81
Votes.
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~ RoKER & COMMISSION BUSINESS

nROkER COMMISSION BUSINESS
49, Inc subscriber has taken an Office four
doors above the Franklin Hotel, where he CON
,tinues TO sell Tobacco aud other produce on
commission, and viii in %futare, also, transact
business ms n Brokcr-He hopes to be able to
give satisfaction 10 oil who my confide business
to his care. ARSH. UAIIUER
usc.1c wtslflu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16

n Mr.. Van Buren, has been reelected q, S
Senator from n. York.
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u Mississippi is represented b. n aeie rem
Der in the House of Representative, one Mir.
Halle, whose defiance OF the plainest rules Of
grammar aud composition in one ofhis circulars
to his constituents, induced us to suppose him
rather a duh chance aud VT 50 expressed our
selves at the time. We beg to reitact the opin
ion, then 50 hastily formed. H. &c, taiuly is II
very great man; for there is scarcely a DIV il
which he does not make a speech. He must be
n prodigy.
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Tor he 28th February, 1927.
90, 00oDOLLARS Highest Prize I
MVAsiINGIoN CITY CANAL LOTT
w Ky, lst Class.-60 Nuniber Lottery
Nmc Ballots 10 be drawn.
SCHEME. F."
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SCilEAil

The drawing of this splendid scheme will take
place in Washington City on The 2siii Instant
when the whole scheme win be completed in a
few minutes.
Whole Tickets So 90 Quarters 81 %
Halves 2 so
For sale atthc Lottery and Exchange Office OF
S X NJ ALIEN n co
III The. Drawing will be racclyed al Aliens
Office. L,nci,burg where alltickefs can be cx-
aInined. and he cash is always ready for prizes.
IP Orders for tickets or shares, enclosing the
cash or prize tickets, viii meet with prompt at.
tention, if addressed 10
S. d. tn. ALIEN. * co.
WasbinetV1 City, Feb ..
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rcb. l6
man md LOW SYSTEM.

a DOTTED ~ consequence Of lis unrivallea
~ popularity Virginia NAVIGATION
LOTTERY, Frrt Glass, will be dawn IN Peters.
burg in April next. undei the snpe,iniendcpes OF
Commissioners All in one day.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
More Prizes than Blanks.
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NOil1Es-~li nnrsunne. ct a deed Of trust.
l ' executed 10 the subscriber by Ambrose
Iluekcr, bearing dnie on tin 18th day Of jon.
lha4, and is of record N tie Clerks Office OF tiio
County Court Of Amherst, will be exposed 10
snle NJ the highest builder, on a credit OF | ar
3 years, one third pari of the Mil snllcd Tins.
ley's Mil, stock, &c. on HARRIS rre.k, IL tho
County OF Amherst. Tie sale siIi take place on
the premises on Friday the 9TH da, Of hing
neA, u, which time mud place will also De ~.
posed 10 sale sundry articles of personal pro-
netty, among which is sci Of Biarksnithis tools
The subscribers, acting NJ trustees, will conway
only such tile MS ! vested ia them by said trrt
decd i DsyiD n u rpiry. }rr".'e,,.
Feb. l6. ctdsqs.
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NoTlCE---Ihe Spring ard Summer Session
~ OF the subscribers School, will commence
on me last Monday. the Goth of this month, and
simIrate ON The 9th Of July ensuing.
JNO 6. REID.
Feb. l. IT.