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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

Niahing in all 10 that time, Sl,143, $40 70
Tae road ia 100 miles long, and has cost us
more than s Ia 0G0 per mile.
By report of the 2o,h OF a prii l,s', il ap =
pears that the road ia in extremely had condition
and that many part. of /. are impas -ible- and the
further sum of l6T, $50, are required for putting il
In repair. This would make the whole ro., of the
road nearly two millions of dollars; which, with
the economy observed in he public works OF Kew
fo'k, would make SEQ miles Of road, better than
the Cumberland Road ever was, or ever will be,
and over rs nnfavorsble ground. And yet, it is
not p etendei that there has been a greater want
OF economy IN the expenditures upon this road,
,han upon ether works conducted by the General
Government, or than may be expected in all
works, to be con6i tie by the L. States.
&" a large portion of the People OF the Union,
particularly of The old States, the original parties
TO the Constitution, believe that this system of
IN direct violation OF the provision and spirit OF
nat instrument To press The system into opera.
'ion. under such circumstances, mus, be attended
WIN The mo-, deplerabe consequences Should
me power be assumed by Congress, to Gu, canals
through the States, it will bs resisted where such
canals are atempl ed, but no, wanted, or where
they are injurious to the States through which
they are TO be cut. One canal may des roy an :
| oth-r Suppose canal should be made from This
place to Buialoe, by which all the produce of the
western country that now goe. down the Erie
Canal should come 10 this place, and thus iniurc
or destroy the Erie Canal-are the people oil
New Yo'k 10 submit to an invasion of their ter
f'ory Tor this purpose? Nay, more-are they SC
De taxed to make such Sana!s'" ~ Y. Times.
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.NOTICE

w as committed to The j Henrieo county on The I'm
" day OF September, 1876 muato say. hi. ns
Mbrhf ana that he the property Of John ~. Fsfrer
OF F0wh1t1n county, Va Said runaway about % wears of
asf feet hghj had on when eopmted yellow home pun
oottoo shirt and old fur hat The owner Of sid negr
hereby desired to come forward and comply ~h ths fequi-
sites fthe law. or he will be dealiwiih accordingly
John Z. BURTON, d. s. Tor WIN. Daodfidss, S. nc.
Jah. a. 81 20.
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Land and .NfegToes for sale.


FTVHE subscriber Oilers for his land the county
u OF Meokenburg COx's creek miles 70 the east Vi
the Courthouse, ccuisnng 40 than half Of the
land is Standing woods 81 good tobacco land The plants
ton good order for cropping very productive m Il
usual crops Of the country witt, PRIME creek low gouud
The Improvements are all and good; this und6u,ted,
Of the best tracts u high land IN the couny Ao smother
tract Of ~ Bears Element creek al wood land and
tobacco and, with so OF 30 acres Luuenbufg county, prime
IF grounds al famous plant land, part Of this land the
fork Of Sa6ciPs and Hawksrosd aud would excellent
stand fers
Also ssen Tor James s. Ravencroh one other tact Of
land Butchers creek the oouoy Of Meckieubufg VI 500
this land well improved good ordtr cropping
about half Of this rae, clear soft free productive land ii
the above lands not sold privately before the 18th dsy of
November next OF which due notice will be eveu) the sub
scrber will that day sell 60 the bghei bidder the
fnes the tact Co.'s creek; also all the crop Of com ioJ
der, oats aud stock Of Ill kinds, aud 18th diy Of the
month, The PREMISE, he will sell TO the highest bcder
She tract Bucker creek also all the crop corn fodder
snd stock ri Ill kinds Geros will be made known on the sy
II sle Between 90 sod 10 valuable negroes would be sold
these two tracts Of land. JOHN BUFORD
r. s. Auy person wbng Tor tbs ifud by addressing
letter to ihe subscriber Lomhsrdy Grove Post ce Meek
ienburs, shall meet With prompt attention.
Msekienbrg, Oct . 4z-H JOHN BUFORp
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PURSUANT TO deed of executed To tue sIcriber
ny heny fyree, Basey ryree aud Isaac Tyree, and
corded The CLERKS Office Of Newkent county, tor the purpose
expressed TO be due shall to sale BY public
o CASH I'VE tracts OF and siiyng IN the County Neken
Also, Negroes, Bnfwe Junsy PATTI Mary Fan
ney and Lou'a Also all the household furniture
plantation uen'ii sk 81 all kinds and all property
he necessary TO pay the debt with interest charges
The sale 70 take place at Seaon W. Cnps Store near In.
Gross Roads Ne'tent county Tuesday the 9Th Of this
month"; February If TAR, o'herwise the day The
sale will Commence al IL O'clock.
Feb. II. 90 a..
N b. The sale Of the shove property po,irouei 10 satur-
day tie Sd Of March next. ID. s. NJ. CRUMP
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when II was though, it might possibly cost one
hundred, o. one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
- BY renort of The Secretary OF the Treasury,
oil the 18th February, 1929, i, appears that the
road at the time had cost Sl.7iS,S46 IS
And there was appropriated for
the Improvement OF the road, $4,000 Oh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03

BE Partnership, IA inc suucl mes u,,1 iur a. an I
ht'hntld T. Woodson l. Co, ny mutual dis
solved william Anderson settle tue claims aes,i and
IS apne authorized TO collect le the said liz n
W. ANDERSON,
Jan ~ ~ III A AnAilEON
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Valuable .Jnmes Riper L0ud

Tf9IfAT valuable estate called Chicoaks IN Sury eourt
y shout four miles below the Courthouse offered for ale
il lies on the SOuh side Of james River, for Island
and binds for some distance the river. by late survey It
5ofsss 1888 acres, the greater part 0f winch cleared
from the fertility Of the soil which eqnaied hy any
~ Che county, this estate considered ny competent udIes
sdmirably adapted 20 the growth 81 cotton Posseeon may
ne bad on The hrs OF january NEXT CsP John Faucooo
fsjesnear The premises, will give any information
them For tsrmsPPy u the subscriber living ~ AeuJr
pC. WM. l.. HODGSON.
Argu5 =. 2s-f
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Patent Selesharpening Ploughs,

81 the Richmond Plough factory ogposite the U"On
Hotel
FElHE snhsc ber respectfully informs has friends and the
z public eenera.y THAT he prepare to uinn ih"m
with supply of The justly celebrated Mccormick PLOUGH,
description Of which he deeus the prnoi
pie appears 10 he generally understood.
These Pough possess all he properties OF other Plough,
with the important advantage OF self rsuevaton thereby
,erctdng the seiding Smith. for repais.
lie has also hand large stock Of and improved Bar
share Plonsh all Of winch he will sell at pc.. oorrepond
in. with the tunes. WILLIAM PAL :. f.R.
Eeb ol-tf
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1.-THE Isud called Hull Grove, containing above
500 acres, lying the lower Of Amelia county, oI
mey advertised, still os sNe IL would make excellent
cotton plantation. 10 will he sold aiheI into
parcels. The will beaceommOda',ns.
Vlf. n. GILES.
Vig,sani. mafch4 ql--it
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Nieroea ~ .Snle

Tucd'y the 20i Haroh next far il not the next fair
- Gay viii ne sold 10 The nignesi bidder Newkeat Cou
Rouse about ttty Negoes, ten, boys ami children
and g- Pag OF them yah H. sold for Ces, the others On
credit
JOIN H. CHRISTIAN,
JONES Il CHRISTB4V, fENeento'
II The above sale of Negroes will he maize by
f*b. "a 93-ids +. Il A. HUBBARD, Auc,.
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TO UNDERWRITERS.

rlyuE undersigned commissioners, wall attend Charlotte
Il Courthouse, the 81 day OF April for the purpose
OF contracting ior the building OF Jai Chllo'le Court
ouse, the sze y b. SO feet two stories bsh, be butt Of
btwn stone.
CIEMT CARRINGToS,
HENRY q. WATKINS,
A. ID. ALEXANDER.
JAMES L. MARSHALL,
Teb % ei--2awtd mo MORTON
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L.4.ND FOX SqL r.

ffOR Sale accommodating terms, the tract OF land lying
= the county OF Chesteiheld about miles south we-ini
Courthouse, lately the John u foot dec an
belonging his estate, containing t4 Improvements
comfortable aud convenient dwelling house for family
ordinary size, harm and every necessary out house, all IN
good DER spring that a6oGs most excellent water The
is remarkably healthy. will make deed ut general
the pw6iaser PsIs wishing purchase
REQUESTED TO the land and appy'o
L. BURFoOT, Exor. Of
Ian 25 Eft John kmIinni-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-27

ID EutNkNFAL ORDERo.-The frs B'ttal
N ION Of tie 9th Regiment wall be nrister-
ed on Saturday ,he 27ta Of October next, at the
Gross Roads, (iIoke's KunJ and the second
Battalion will be mustered at D~agksvile, on
Saturday tie ID Of November next.
lhe Battalion Court ,or the first Battalion, viii
be hel1 at the house Of Abraham Msrlatt, on
Monday, the 5th of November next-ihe Bat
Ia lon Court. for the second Battalion, wgl be
head at the house Of Robert Boag. ia Darks
vile, on tufday the 1Oth day OF November
next. The Regimental Court OF Inquiry, viii
b. held at the Globe l~avern, kept by WdIam
kreesen, in Hartitsburg, on Friday the 23d OF
November next.
The Commanders Of Battaiions viii furnish
a return OF The number of Drums and Fltes ~
their respective commands. at the Reglmen.ai
Coufl-aiso a roll Of the Officers aud non-com
mls,IOned officers m thetr battaiiOHs-th he vacan
cios will be reported IN their respective eompa
MES. Gentlemen who have held Commissions
m tue OH Regiment, vii return the copy OF
the wilma Laws tina; they did not return when
they returned their commissions.
Cap. Erskine's Company OF tiHemen viii
muster W Tia tne second Battalion until 3urtheF
orders. WILLIAM GtrGORY, Cat
pt. %. 9th Reg't. V.H
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-27
RECIPE

For tomato Ketchup-Half a gallon.
AS this is the season for making the
best condiment for fish or steak that ev-
er pantry was furnished with, | send the
following recipe to the American Far
mer.
Take-a gallon of skinned tomatoes;
4 table spoonful of salt;
4 do do OF black pepper;
half a spoonful alspice;
s pods red pepper,
8 table spoonful of mustard:
Articles ground fine and simmered
slowly 10 sharp vinegar, in a pewter ba-
sin, three or four hours, and then strain
ed through a wire sive and bottled close.
1t may be used in two weeks, but i'm
proved much by age. Those who like
the article may add, after the sinmerlng
is over, and the ingredients somewhat
cooled. two table spoonful OF the juice
OF garlic. So much vinegar is to De u.
sed as TO have half a gallon of liquor
whenthe process Is over To my taste
this is superior to any West India ketch
up that ! have ever net with, and 1t is
withal an excellent remedy for dyspepsia.
Cousin Tabitha.
Dugs.-The following composition
has been found very eiicaciOus In des
toying bugs:-1a AXE OF pyroiigneous
ether one pint; camphor, four drachms;
oxymu, late oi quicksilver, one drachm;
mix. The parts OF the bcdstead, and
OF the wall or wainscottIng IN which
the verrn lodge, should be well vase.
ed ouj with lotion, by means OF a pain
teg's brush, aud a lille should be
poured INTO ali the crtvic's. Being
very luGammible, 4 shoul no. br tse
By candle light Gu@ctte Of Health.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-27

- ok wnl Sci, Ga aeeOnnloaaang
4 terms, Tux Th.iCT or L~I.tD ON B.rso
creek, IN Berkeley couai!, formerly owned by
Ra~leIsh Co,s.on, Esq and by him devised 10
John NJ. CoistoH, BY virtue OF whose viii | now
otter IL tor sale. lnere Is On he lana q Saw.
SiIi aud a sea- tor a GrIst Mil, aud a most adj.
Ambiguous SITUATION Tor a DisuleIy. he land
10 vel umOered, anu nom three 10 five hun.
dted acres wiiI &c sold as u,ay best SUIT the pur.
Chaser Persons disposed 10 view the roper.
} may see ii " app, iis 10 Mr. JOB itobins who
low rents me saw SiliI Iw,i convey SUCH tile
as Was Ia John ii. Co!s,on, winch 5 belle we'd TO
DC perie l. EDWARD COLsIO&, Err. Of
oePt. o-lI. J0hn III Colslan.
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RICE .LEIIY

This is one ofthe most nourishlng pre-
partitions Of rice, particularly valetudl
nariaes or convalescents 1t is thus
made: Boil a quarter # a pound of
rice hour, with halt a pound Of loaf su
gar. in a quart OF water, TIL the whole
becomes one uniform g~eiatlnous mass;
then strain Oh the Jelly, and let 1t stand
TO cool. 4 little OF this saiubrlous food
eaten at a time, will be found very be
nehcial to those of a weakly and inirm
constitution
TO leans. the teeth and improve the
BreGh.--ro four ounces of fresh pre-
pared lime water, add drachm of Pc
ruvian bark, and wash the teeth with this
water in the morning before breakfast
and after supper. II will ehectually
destroy the tatar, and remove the often
slve smell from those which have most
decayed.
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Cambridge University = The NV
sary of Commencement in the UniYer
si,y at Cambridge, was celebrated on
Wednesday last, with due houors, and
according to ancient usage. Besides
the young gentlemen, educated IN the
University who received the literary
hoenrs OF their Nina Mater, and Their
numerous friends, there were assembled
on the occasion. many OF the reverend
Clergy OF the vicinity and the nv la
theirs of the Commonwealth. The Gp
vernon and Council, and the Members
of the Senate for the time beng, with
the clergy Of the ne%ighborlDg towns,
constitute the Board of Uverseers ot the
Collie re. We recullect out one instance,
during forty years, that the Governor o.
the state has not been present Ihe
University has Away received the sup
mort of our civilians aud patriots, anu
tbe clergy have gwen mans proofs OF
their attaehmenttO this ancient SIENNA
nc Of science. Tie Governor and
Council were escorted from Boston To
Cambridge. at . o'clock. by a Suffolk
troop OF horse. the pubic perform
ancss began at ten and closed at three
Among the distinguished strangers pre-
sent. were lion Stephen Van Renssei
aer. of New-Yofk, and MAJOR General
Scott of U. > Army.
We give in another columnt the names
of tie Young gentlemen VINO received
the de gree of Bachelor of Arts About
80 received the degree of Master OF
Arts. Several had degrees, as Dache'
lors in Law, and several as Doctors in
Medicine.
The composition of the Young gentle
men was generally very good. We cam
not speak so highly ot praise IN their
e~locution. More animation would be
proper Tor the occasion, aud many 81
the pieces required 1t. Among those
WHO were most distinguished for their
composition and speaking, were Dix
well, Wells. Richie, Stearns, klttle,
Wafland, Sweeters. and Davis.
The honorary degree OF Doctor
of Laws was conferred on Bushr0d
w GSi1lItStOb w hSihi"s vs.
the Supreme Court Of the u States
and on Horace B.aney, of Philadelphia
Boston Gaz.
Dartmouth College, ". K--At the
commencement Mt oil Dartmouth College
last week. SO young gentlemen received
Their FIRST degree. 30 alumni OF the col
lege the degree of A. NJ. and 10 that Of
NJ. ID The honorary degree Of LII ID
was conferred on Hon. - Richard
son, Chlet Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF New Hampshire.
Hamiiion College, ". York-At
Hamilton College commencement last
week. the degree of A. b was conferred
Oh 70 young gentlemen, and that "t A
NJ. on a ia course, and as an honorary
degree on 10 gentlemen. The degree
of Ill ID. was conferred on Hon. Ma
thaniel W. Howell.
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w ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-

W ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v The subscriber viii sell that valuable
F.7R.N on which he at present resides, con.
tainlng two hundred and sky acres; the ina
provemems are in a good condliion, and the
land 10 a high state of cultivation. Also, a small
Farm near W~illamsport, better known by the
Jack Tract" containing one hundred and one
acres, two thirds OF which is in timher-A Lot,
containing five acres on which is a Dwelling
House and Wagon, makers shop Several like.
ly Young Negroes; Horses, Colts, Cows and
Caves, Sheep and Hogs. W. Wagons, Plousha
Harrows. and Farming Implements OF all kinds
The whole of the above property or any pars
thereof will be sold and the terms made known
on application.
JOHN S. PORTERFIELD
June 14-tf
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NHast insturs Raets.

w III be run. on W. dnesday the lOth day
w o. October next, over a good course nesF
Martiusburg, The COLTS PURSE, two mics
and repeat. none but Rather Loltsto be enter.
ed Entrance for each Colt, 100 bushels Vt
Wheat.
The second day, a purse Of FIFTY DoL
LARS, one mile and repeat, free for any horse,
mare OF geiding.
rle thlrd day a purse Of ON NDRED
DOLLARS, three mics and rePea Tree as
bove, the winning hors- the preceding day
excep ed, Carrying weights agreeab'y 10 the rules
of racing. The purses will be deposited win
he Judges previous 10 the race commencing.
-Four horses 10 be entered for each day or no
race. The horses TO be enterd on the evening
previous 10 each days race. or pay double en-
trance at the poles.
ROBERT {. TURNER, .Nonnger.
September g..
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Sept. 90 -ctds.

.TR tYrD from he farm a J1im Loyns.
y three mites from BucklestowR and seven
from HartuJsburE, on The 35th August last a
.ark Bay HORSE three years old last spring;
he has a scar on one hind leg, ocCssioned by a
cut, has a long tart and carries il a little TO one
SIDE. Hesldea paying all reasonable expenses,
! Wi! glvSa reverb II FAVE DOLLARS for in
formauan 80 | get him again. The horse or
ntormli, II. may be left with John Coons, capt
ttaberl> IF i}ockiesLown, or William Kroesen
OF Nartiusburg
ROBERT LUCAS
Near Shepherdstown, September 90,
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VI91IYL.i-.Rorgaa Comfy Court to plf'
July TERM, 1927.
Elias Smith, admir-. of Williasl Anderson de-
ceased, [laanhf,
AGAINST
James Mackay, Michael Keller and Catharine
his wife. Samuel Powell and Csiharine ms
wife, Jacob ,chatiner, Henry Sclatfner aud
Peter II Schatlner. Defendants.
In CIANCERY
THE defendants not having entered their an.
u pearauce, and gwen security according to
the ac' Of Assembly and tie ul-s otths court,
and It appearing tC toe satisfaction of the court
that they are rot inhabitants 1t this sta e-h IS
Orde ed that the sad defen4ants DO appear
here on the Y,urth Monday N October nex,,
aud answer thessiIl Of the pa Htltf. and that a
c. ply of tbs oAer be forthwI h inserted fer two
months suceassiv ely in the Mac insburg Gazette,
and be posledat the door Of he Court House
of this county, A ~CQpy-Teste,
Aug % 1a7 e OtEItk cMC.
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VIRGLNLA-Berketey CouHb Court, to 1oit:
AUGUsr TsRN. 1897
Jacob VanDoren, Phebe Bennett. Garrett Noor-
heeS and Elizabeth HIS wife, Isaac Vanasdall
and Maria his wife. James E Kerae,, Jacob
". kerney, Richard Gartrrll and NJ aria, his
wife, Euzabeih Kerney. VI rgarel Kerney.
Susan keiney and Catharine Kerney, the said
Jacob V.D., Elizabeth. Margaret, Susan aud
CslharIne, lnfiots SUNG BY their next friend
JACOB Van Doren, plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Cornelius Vanasdall and Peter Vanasdal. exc.
cutors and devisees OF John Vanssdal, dec.
CHRISTIAN Van Dqren and Phebe his wife, 10.
seph G.. Hawkins and Mary MS wife. Albert
d.. Bonita and Hannah his wife, \ liam Camn.
bell ana Ca,hafIne bis wife, Philip Har.er
aud Alley hhs wife, and William Currey and
Sarah his wife, being also devlsees of the
SAID John Vanasdall, dec d.. Defendants.
In CHANCkRY.
yE'HE defendants not having entered their ap-
n pesrance. and given security according 20
he act of Assembly and the rules of this court,
nd At appearing 10 the satisfaction of this court
hat they are not inhabitants OF this siate-H is
Ordered. that the said defendants do appear
ere on the second Monday in November next,
aud answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that q
oopy OF this Ofderbe forthwith Inserted tor two
months sue esslyeiy in The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nd be posted at the door of the Cou.t House
4 This county
a COpy-Teste,
Aug. %, 1927. ID. HUNTER, en- C.
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isaac S. LaUCK q Co.

HAVE the pleasure to Int rm the Farmers
IL of Berkeley and Jefferson that their Mil
is again ready for the reception of all kinds Of
GRAIN They will give a barrel OF Superhns
Flour for every three hundred pounds of Mer.
charitable Wh~est-They Will. as usual give at
all times, a fair price. in Cash, for Wheat. Rye
and Corn, to those persons who may be dispos'
ed TO sell land they would remark. tor the inioF'
nation OF Farmers at a distance, that they now
have ON hand, and intend keeping. a sufficient
quantity OF fresh made Flour rom new Wheat
with which to make any exchanges that may
be called tor
Martinsburg July 26-tf. ,
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v~ALUAB1.a Foa SALE

"A 4 4 bStC Wv
kAy ILL be ott~.td tor saie, o. MONDAY the
w 22d dty OF Dc ober next, before the
dour OF Daniel ENTERS tavern, IN shepherds
tnwn, Va. two F.fLU4BLE IR.fCIS or
LviN'D, belongings u t c hers OF fhop.as
Lsiferty, decd, lying and oeing ia the county
of Jefferson, Va. Ihe first Contains abont loo
acres, ana lies two mics south It shephs r!s
town. and near the Ia .rissto~u Road, adlUtn-
ing lands OF Capt. Edward Lucas. Waiter b
Seiby, aud others; the other Contains about
70 acres, and liestwo aid a half mites sou h
ives, Of Shepherds Own, On the turnpike road,
adjoining lard o. Wan Butter. E-q. md others.
There are upwards OF 80 acres OF excellent
timber Oh each rat Il my with tfuth De
SAID thai the lsnd Is equal IN quality 10 any in
he valley. Persons wishing 10 purchase viii
doubtless view tbs premises before lie day OF
sale. Which viii be shewn by the subscriber,
living Convenient thereunto. Possession can
be giv-n Immediately. | will al the same
| time and place offer for sale about 100 bush
els Of RE The properly of said estate
Sale between the hours of 10 and A..
MEL AUCKLES, Agent
Far Cathanne Lafe'y, 4dmimstratrir
r0lfh ihe z0Hl GAlered.
g. a
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MI rOh oALE.-fne subscriber WISHES
A 10 sell, The t.1h.,I OH when he a, pre-.
7e"i Resides, iyIhg IA tie county of Morgan, on
me b's Caeaphon, eiesen mlies iron, he town
u Bath, tie county own. Inns farm contains
Upwards OF eight hundred acres, a consldt rsbla
portion 81 first rate bottom, aud upaaIds Of ~.
hundred acr,s uiisbel. 1he Improvements ara
a large two 5 DRY stone Dwelling House, sixty
oy 9hlrty feet, well hnished Kitchen, smoke.
isouse, 4 good Barn, Stables, together with a
I,umber u necessary out bmidIi.gs; a god
GRiST Mill, oouDit san MILL, having
two saws under one root, ,hree GOD orctatds
containing upwards OF ii sehuDdred oealing trees.
This land will be sold low and on accon,mods.
ing terms. For further particulars, Apply TO
the Editor of the MarunsbuIs Gazette, or 10
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUSDALL.
Sept. 1T.