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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12
TO MECH.qWYCYS.

7 %
NilE subscriber has good TO- Cotton Yarn Fsc,o
"a which can he improve with very little expense which H.
dpoed TO lease for fern Of years very
tt ms This sCHe u II ~. Dli esbIisbu,eut On, I,.,,
river IN tie upper edge Of Halifax county, about Is mile
sb,e The C"uih"ue porniOus and bealthy heighbt
hood. He disposed e. cell hi, Saw and trtd Mil - al,
Tower edge Of Pnyiyani county, with ire stone dsm
70 "heh VIII he attached m. tract Of land ON OF, 10 i've
III ee', 20 "" W Pn'ch"'er' hs property would be
' p,, W. ~ u'ou'.a te'Hs, hOBERT EASLEY.
..-N-.a-'' '""ily, Jan - 75-wfOyvs
VIZ sHre ssan earnestly requests ali pefsor. ;nd.lt
'dto ihe Lite Dctt Arson Brooks to make ;.,m.J;.,
Psymep purpose 70 he IT, Richmond from the I The
~ Tie dhs aud tie the affairs of the estate In m, mss,i
H. Danife, will receive paymsnis aud grain S,
"<Ns'ss'u 80 b. WHITEHEAD, admir-.
-,e..O'at 'dn' - is vSw
COMMISSION HOUSE.
VIE snioflrt VIA Peief'hu,g, c6sis his servires IN
Il the public A. Compiissi0p MsyehaaL
JAMES M'FARLAND
Jln ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12
WlNLHf..

WINCHh.>
By fhs Executive Daniel LIE.
Jane. M. Mason. Alexander S. 1I.. Sc.
Baker. William Morris. Joseph Kean, ABA s.s
Millers
By the Stockholders Alfred H. Powell, Henry
w Baker, Robert Page, Dawson Mccormick
Daniel Taggsrt.s
New Directors.
Erfraet Of a letter from Tpdshington, Ian.
10h
1t is now known that the Bill for closing the
ports against the British colonial trade, has been
ready in committee, for some time, but will not
be reported at all in the Senate II is TO be bro't
forward in the H. of Il. and being fioatcd through
that body upon the swollen tide Of great pnisre-
rial majority, il is then to 60 into the Senate. as
the act OF the peoples representatives, instead
OF the act of the administration, who furnished the
Bill TO the committee.
" Thus the Senate, before which this subject
was depending at the last session, in which the
Bill was stopped by ministry which Gen. Smith
brought in, TO put The trade footing perfectly
agreeable to all merchants; the Senate 1 saw. IL
thus to be deprived of all hand in the discussion
OF this great subject, until il comes up from The
II. OF X. in the last days Of an expiring short
session and when il is supposed that even the ee-
NOUS OF Tazrn ell will be unable TO di-pel the fog
which the ministerial orators Of the II. of r. viii
hang upon h.''
The Editor of the Shenandoah Sentinel contra-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12

The Editor of the Shenandoah Sentinel contra-
diets the death OF Judge White of Winchester.
which he has stated ON rumour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12

3i2.O Tickets at 81, fSesso Joir,,.
II Orders, enclosing the cash, or ptue ekets viii L.
Pro"Py and.nntn aiIy attended on personal appea
tom 4ldr,sTd tu ' 'PP"e%
YATES & ETsIMTYRE, afanaosxs
Under the Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
Whole tickets dolls. Half 2 30 Quarters Is
The drawing will take place in the yard of the Esse Iro
Jan 2 o'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12

u brets'r No a close pages of foocap) did rfach
u, I'LL earl eandieighi, with mail two late 10 give
an insertion IN this day, paper 1t awaits the authors d-
position. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12

the merits OF the Controversy, we lay before them
the Reports of the two Committees; from which
they must gather the principal facts and conclusions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12

Wednesday, January l0.--The order Of The
jsy on ths Convention biIbeing read. AR. Cclsicn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12

1925, 1895
May .. 10 balance $40 65 NAV It By Treasurer 1872 -
Nov. :. To aud is. ditto 8 90
fees Office fron, oct. E. duo 500 90
Sd May Is25,to Nov. 9. By baI,uo.
Sd Nov 1875, 10 c6I due The C;,m-
InonWeath 70
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22
POETRY.
NAV ANn WOMAN.

Man is the rugged lofty pine,
That frpw1s ca many waye-heat shore,
Woman's the slender, graceful VINE;
Whose curling tendrils round it twins,
And deck its rough bark sweetly DER.
Man is the rock whose towering crest
Mods DER the mountains barren side,
Won ms the soft and NOISY yest,
That loves TO clasp ils sterile breast,
And wreath lis brow in verdant pride.
MsD is the cloud Of coming Storm,
Dark as the rayea' murky plume;
Save where the sun beam, light and warm
OF woman's soul, and woman,s form,
Cleans brightly DER the gathering gloom
Yes, lovely ser, 10 you It's given,
To rule oor hearts with angel sway,
Blend with each woe bIissful leayen.
Change earth iato an embryo heaven,
AMI sweetly smile our cares away.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22
BARs..TRON, &C,
la Motifs Cough Drops.
VALUABLE MEDICINE

Flo" Coughs, Consumptioas, E .4sfhmas
HIS Eixer is offered to the public as pos.
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in most cases OF Common Csids. Cdugls, H,fn.
ef-G. HOOping Cough, Poia IN the Sias, Difficult.
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HAVING examined the composition of La
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for which they are recommended.
Doctors JONATHAN Dom, Albany. Dec Alb,
1924; JAMES Posr, of white creek. Feb.
f4,h, 1925; WATSON SuHSER, of Cam.
bridge, Feb. 10Th, 1875, SOLOMON DEAN,
ofJAcKsoS, January, Is, 1926.
Extract Of letter ffon'the Re1 E5e7,exer Harris.
| am pleased with this opportunity of relating
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my cough was severe, appetite weak, and
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EBENEzER HARRIS.
Salem, N. Y. San. IL, 1925.
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THOMAS JONES.
Columbus. Ohio. July %, 1926
Sold wholesale and retail, by q, & s. CRosBT
Columbus, Ohio, and agents of their appoint
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Each bottle contains As doses; price dollar
To be bad of JAMES THOMSON. Druggist
near he Courthouse, Msrinsburg.
January 4 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22
n@ONLY 25 CENTS. 20

E@ONbT 70 ZEN y. sk-H
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giddiness, sickness of the stomach, removing
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Peters5mg, Dec. 5h, 1925.
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TIC Mr. Noah Ridgely, Baltimore,
lees HORN destroying Lozenlges, most pow
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Lees EhGir. sovereign remedy for colds
obs innate coughs, catarrhs, asthmas, sore lhroats
and approaching consumptions.
lees Nervous Cordial, an excellent medicine
for all nervous affections, weakness, pains in
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Lees Essence Of Mustard. no medicine ever
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bruises. frosted feet, &c. &c.
Lees .4guc aud Ferer Drops, a never failing
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Lee's Sdvereisp Ointment, warranted to cure
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Lees Persian Lotion. an excellent medicine
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Lees INDIAN Vegetable Specific, an etiectuaI
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Lees Tooth .9che Drops, which give immedi-
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Lees I6oth Ponder, which cleanses and
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Lee -AnodyneE FOR the cure ofhead aches
Lees Corn Plaster, for removing and de.
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The sbovehighly approval medicines are soldbv
ADAM YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22
JAMES InOIlSDN0

HAS commenced the DRUG BUSINESS ngns
D William Fa door North of the Court House and
the
reasonable having been selected with they onaeny
offer Puren md Genuine
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22
DrWgs4 .Nedicimes.

+ n addition to the1arge supply on hand
IL Of DRUGS ard .g!EDlCEpE,S, the sub.
scriber has just received LEES CELEBRA A.
TEn ia MY NAETNIrINIES
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22

OHe uOor Nurth q Mrs. Goulding'a Tavern,
Martinsburg,
Where supply has just been received.
GJCAuTIoN--Please ask for Lees ANTI,
BLIous PTLis. preferred by Noah Ridgely-
AID see that las name is on the outside wrap.
per---iro other are genuine. None OF Lees Me.
1icnes aregenuire without the name Of Noah
Rdgely On them
Ms.'iHsburs, Jan, I. 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22

frowns OF fortune, and bid defiance to
The votaries OF vice. You mas have the
pleasing reflection, that YOU lave adj
ded to the comfort Of som., without
detracting fromothers. Shnt The door
against evil speakers, and suffer it not
to be open fer evil hearers. Shut the
door against all wishes and desire not
dictated by prudence, or justified by
the Book OF books. Let tue door to
your affections be 'doubly guarded by
that best of watchnen, Prudence; and
happiness here may be yoar reward.
Above all, in cold weather shrt the
door when you come into church, my
lovely dears, and worthy DANES ,tand
il | am lhereJ you will merit the thanks
oil the WANDERER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22

Sings Itch Ointment
Dyott's do.
S'eerr's cpodeidoc
Godfrey's Cordial
Melons Cough Drops
Bateman's drops
Embrocatien
Lenitive Electuafy
Essence Peppermint
Lemon Acid
Golden Tnctrre
Fever & Agae ,Powd,
Amber Beads
Balsom Of Life.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22

w oruseed Oil
Msdacamehtam, or !
Harlem Oil
British Oil
Judkins' Ointment
Freemat's !. Specific
Niahy's Plaster Cloth
Venice Treacle
Schneberse r's Snuff
Salt of Lemon
NestimentG! Soap
Blood Stone
Dutch Pills
Anderson's Pills
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

Il gopd loks "A few DAYS SINCE, u fellow from
the land OF steady habits, OF somewhere else.
came 10 this city, 10 seek employment In an
swrl IN the question:, what business he could
work At. slid hr " diiut Understand no business
III particular, hut he could work AT any kind in
general 4 young man who never neglected
an opportunity OF making sport hearing the Tel
low express hrs wait OF employment and his
comprehensive knowledge uiit i" in general.
gravry rnqured ofhim, II he could work at pa
per making. The fellow was unable 10 tell cx-
actly, as he had never tried hut seemed ID hinl
that he could, if any one would set him to work
az II. His intetrogator then told him that he
was an agent iora paper m;hntaetory in this o
~ and was grt ally IN want OF two OF three good
hands 10 work III II pnt said he, the owner
OF the establishment lives IN Albany, and cam
hot agree with you unless the owner ewes his
consent. lfyou will 60 to Albany and see him.
without doubt. he viii send me word 10 engage
you immediately The fellow was eatcd at
the prospect OF such aninuoduclion To business !;
and having taken the address oi person in AZ
bany=as owner, and also the name of the agent
who sent him, departed, " nothing loth,' in the
first stage for thai city. lie soon found the per-
son, to whom he was referred, aud made known
10 him the object of his visit The urntcnded
owner 1.-THE paper mill, no sooner heard the
ndnIt ni his agent mentioned, tnan ne ulseoNcitu
the hoax, and entered himself into the design 10
carry it on. He told the fellow that II Mas true,
that he had paper IN II in Troy, aud that he
was in want Of more worklnen remarl>ing that
he could employ none bur such as could do the
finest kind Of work, "If hire you, SAID he
" your business g." i'll be TO prepare materials for
making paper for bank bH' II is very difficult
TO do II, as the rags. which very nice and fine
IsuSt be chewed ia the mouth
The fellow thought this was certainly monsQ
making business, and had no doubt hut he could
work at it we'll enough. The owner then gave
him sewage of coarse silk handkerchief, and
directed him To chew it until he got back to Troy
and if the agent thought it would answer, he
would make a contract TO employ him. The
pool teo. stuffed his mouth full OF the stock and
chewed it with wrthings and contortlon, OF the
face all the way back. More than once, the
passengers IN the stage, were unab' to prevent
themselves from breaking out IN Il roar otlauen-
ter, at the queer looks and gestures of the Pr
per grtldcr who kept his jaws zealousy IN mo.
ton, and onCe Or twice came near swallowing
the whole dosc. When lac met the agent he
showed him the frat 81 his LABOR, saying " he'd
be hang Il i he'd work any more at that bust
ness for II made his jaws SO lame that he couldn 4
eat So the fellow refused to hire out at that
occupation, and started Otto make money some
other Hay.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

Tim, she 3sih section. % which fcfette' you II
/ my previous communicative " TIE several
eounty and corporation courts stIii u an hes
are hereby respectively empowered, whcnyN 81
they shall jigt Il Hffr. ztTg 70 psor2g on build,
the word build used ~ eontradrsiinciion 10
the word provide, ! i'oor House aud Work
House, for the reception of their poor and in
all cases where county or corporation court
have, OF hereafter may provide ~ tlliid' inni,
the language "snch Poor House o. Aorls
House for thr reception Of their poor. II snail
not may " be the duty of the OvrrseerS OF the
Poor" Ia subordinate body acting withiu pres.
eribed limits aud on specific gfanis of atiborl.
" of such county OF corporation, aud ibeY are
hereby required 10 employ proper person ~
PEI sons To art - stewards under their ducctou'
~. he simple circumstance dat the la ig.kvs
u the duty of me body 10 40 one Aef, snd the -
ther body auntheT aci ~ the same section shows
most conclusiycly that nrither one had tn rghi
10 perform the dnty OF the other. or either one
of the bodies TO dn the work Of bath liru,c
the court the only bod, 'tsng thr t,rttio buli3
the laws saws nothing rIsr 81 niraus nnthluF
elSr--unlesS. irda'd the new dar'riur al mo-.
probation. nv make the Woid provide, ,isnib
10 bliid-tor which interpretation, | wish % bs
understood Is not 1olding myself responsible.
II does seem n ne. TINT gentlemen dives ed
nccd l,lfir else than a mere comparison OF the
two sections lHnd there nrc NONE other relating
10 u poor.houSc) quoted above, "a yield ready
assent To the lntcrprcta. non which have gwen
thrm.--A \, soon uobij | believe, taat a commits
slou merchant had ~ ii u built vessel, Ia
freight The tobacco 81 his friend a. Liverpool OF
London because he hnd been directed to pro-
vide one for thai purpose, as TO hctr, that our
body had Alright To huild Poor House upon
the authority 10 proeids Wore yun 10 practice
upon this construction, tHlnlN ihc pubic would
h" npre indebted 10 Non ini Yoot 4ral ~ pro-
wiling for the wants otfbi, nunialoa, aud untur-
tnnatr Class, than for vonr compliance with TIN
clear provisions ot the tan AthonghI would
vie, with the most stmpatheoc. ia bnent,ag a.
situation otthcsr people. nnl although believe
implicitly Ia that lluls truth 81 the sacrrd No-
hume which SAYS, hatts gl.rn Ia tho poor Is
lent To the Lord :" yet / could MT 'aeohon "A
measure which ihr strongest convictions 81
my judgment, denounced rs being contrary Ia
and in violation Of the laws OF my country, II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
JouNSoTN's NEW Woth.

StllIE subscriber has received on deposit for
- Subrci ihers to Johnston's wonderful pro-
duclion, called Narrative OF the incid n At
tending the capture. detention AM Yansom Of
Charles Johnston, WHO was made prisoner by the
Indians on the Liver ONO 10 the yen l7ee.
Subscribers IN Lynchbug, and the adjacent
,.,nntrv are narticnlary requested to call or
me immediately and get their books vii
,arey ,cmark that the work is truly valuable
and very amusing and interesting toHllwho ave
read tit by tai strpassrS expectation, beng
handsomely written, and neatly printed on fine
paper, &c &c. The public are fnr her infor.
med thai have "A few copies of The above va
luable W. k for sale. ABNAM r. NORTH.
Juns %.
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June %


" AND FOR SALE--Lyne u bedford conn
II Is, Va eight miles mouth Of Liberty, aud
in one mile OF Capt William Il. Jones mil
containing about 80 acres, a considerable guam
titv Of which IS good tobacco Land. There are
about 20 or 50 acres cleared Oh the SAID tract,
which is good giain land together with an APP
ple orchard of excellent fruit containing 80 ar
20 hearing trees. The SAID land viii he sold in
three lots. which will he offered for sale nj auc-
ion, on the 9th Of August, being Bedford court
day. Terns--one-fourth to be paid on the d,y
of sale. aud the balance IN four annual install
ment. the purchaser giving bonds viii, approx
ed security. ANY person who wishes To pnr-
chase the said land eau see it by applying to
Dennis Hardy who resides ON it.
The Heirs 4 Bp'lt Hartg' der.
Jun2 % civ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

e1siulae ofthe period e. rhiS, y, sisnx,on.ived
10 the tune chosen is the moment Of his rcsig-
nation Of his commission aud his attitude. as he
pr .sents the Instrument unher which he had held
MS authority. Is full Of that EASY dignity for
VINO the original was SO conspicuous Ills
head Is uncovered, and he is atiired IN his militia
~ dress, around which large cloak Is thro~n
so rs 10 fall around ms person in easy flowing
ornpeiy. The arrangement Mt the back of the
figure IS very fine. and is free from the awkward
stiffness which generally occurs. We learn that
III supposed the statue will be flushed IN eig h.
teen months from the time OF lis commencement
IChroa.
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la,29o fflzeg- 81
300 Blnuk5.
MODE OF DRAWING


MODE OF DRAWING
The numbers vii br PIT into one wheel
as ns,al. and in another vii be- pat the or
Is, Hbove the denomination Of Two doilur
aud the drawing IN, progress IN the nsu
manner The 10000 pfizes II Two beilhs
will he awarded 10 81 higb or ON number, =
De dnieitnlned by thai which nhy dtaw -
prize III 1910 dollars.
Low Numbers from J ~ lO,oah, ineln-iy
High Numbers, lu,oOl 10 2g.uuO, iHClnslt
\ holder OF two tickets, LliGb aud low, mn-
ri Necessity draw oue small prze. and ma5
draw TWO CAPITAL PkfZES also.
ticket having drawn Il Carhb fr'ze, il no
restricted from drawiuee small Que also.
TERMS.
Present price oil tickets g, but viii al
vance tn - 5p on the IL OF July.
Forraekages, not loss han - whole tick
ets, scheme price. Credit I'LL fifteen day
after the drawing Tor approved not"s. with
out interest.
Orders, by mail, post paid, will meet II,
same attention rs on ucrsoral Sppicntion
Address TO AUG. LEE FWlCH,
June 10. Aaunger.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

TOR THR YiPGiSIiS.
To The OrcrseCrs attic Poor jor the Corpordti0n
Of LmohbUfg.

TOR THg YRGISIAS.
, To the OrcrseCrs ofthc Poorj Or the Corporation
Of LWohbUfg.
/ Gcntlcmen-Iiayng heard that the address ]
made 10 YOU in the Nnginan OF the I'D INST. has
been of but little avail in producing change IN
your determination. nrelationto the Poor House,
beg leave again 10 cali your attention to the
subject | will premise, that. IN administering
the law, of the land 100 much care cannot be
bestow ed on their obvious import aud common
sense meaning. Though years may be wasted
IN the study Of the common law, and an ordinary
life time scarcely suffice 10 enable rs to make a
ready aud profound exposition OF rs uiirn fous
nrjnaiples vet but little time aud little qaa'iiieh-
ti,n are necessary To "A correct understanding al
the laws OF the Commonwealth. Here Is a
plain. simple, ineligible operation in most OF
her statutes which the unearncd may readily ser,
and which, in nine cases out OF ten HE learned
will nractice upon. The 9TH section oil the Pour
Laws upon which understand you rely ipl
vour authority to build a Poor House. IS IN these
words The Overseers of each District snail
nroyide for the poor lame. blind and other lnlia-
Infant, of the district not aide 10 MAINTAIN them
selves. and may also provide houses, nurses nd
doc,ors in such cases as they, OF MINORITY OF
them shall think necessary. III there he any
anthnrity in this section TO buiid a Poor House,
il ,co,tres moic acutcness than possess 10 DIS
covrr il. The Legislature smcly nryer could
Laye intended 10 confer authority To bHfld upon
tbr.rner. direction to proride 10 demonstrate
This proposition clearly, and 10 sho" h'e absindi-
" Of yonr constr; ,.,a,l vii give YOU Veioa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28


IHA i5R-UANT To deed 81 uust cxacuted by
z James ; PcudIclon % the subscriber, bear
ing date the 18th day al June. "a the year OF
or Lord. one thousand oieht hundred and
twenty three, which has been duly admitted 10
record ~ the clerks Office Of Amherst county.
therr will be sold to tie highest bidder for rca.
dy money, on Ihnrsday, the lgth day of Iuly
next, before the front door of the Tavern
House. az New-Glasgo~, ia the county of AM
hrrst, At present in tHe occupancy of the said
James s. Pende,on, the following property or
Negro slaves 10 VII Isaac a man. Ann "a girl
about eleven years olt, Lily a woman aud her
children Edmund aud two bows younger than
Edmund with the increase uflhe females or 50
many thereof rs will satisfy the purposes oftnc
said trust and the cost attendant on the sale
thereof. As mactng as tfnsi'e ,hall only
sell SIch title as Is vested IN M by the aioresaia
decd. SAMUEL GARLAND, trustee
June - tds45
H. The above sale VIII not take place unit
Saturday the ZI,t ufneNt mouth july
GARLAND, Jrnsiec.
June 23- idsfD