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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-03
NEW ENGLAND ALMAr;AC,
And Masonic RecOrd.

~ILL be published. in the course of a
w month, a new Almanac for the year
1928, which will contain, in addition to the
usual information found in works of this ma
ture--New astronomical calculations; list Of
officers in the New England States; lists Of
officers OF the Grand Lodges, their times and
places Of meeting, together with the names,
location and times Of meeting Of the subordi-
nate Lodges in New England &c. sc.
When 1t is considered that the above work
will be sold at the price of IL l.2 cents, il is
presumed that the ia ci'ities il affords the Ma
sonic brethren above all others, will ensure it
their liberal support
Hutchcns 4 Cory, having taken the agency
Of the above work, solicit the orders Of town
and country customers, who will be furnished
at the very lowest rates. October 81.
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RE dwiutll'j llto n onion, stalk,
A r.

RE dwiuil'j liio ~ onions stalk,
llarass'd by doubts and fears;
His mistress heart rfmsin'd unmove,'-
But not unmovsl--her tears.
Mas Anna Sterne was lst and fair,
Shut, thick, s9uin,-eyed and sleek
How could he hope 10 prosrer-'or
L,ns, lean and iank, was-Leek.
His heart grew like desert waste,
Cold, cherries, barren, bleak;
Yet twas not very strange. me links,
a Sterne shoull hate A Leek.
Tho lover knolt and pray'j-" alas"
Some word. OF solsce speak
For am going fast, a Sicrne,
Oh. melt, ani save, Il Leek.
Cold ns q cucumber Was Sterne,-
The lover muurn't a weak
Then hicd him TO NahaDt. aud chose
A rock-t thence sprung Il Lesk
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL

VENHE pioprielors OF the PaovIpESc-
d VIVID MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their NJ Is now in operation, and pre-
pared TO obey the commands Of ns patrons and
the public AT large. The Mil is situated Oh
the PLAIN, ADJOINING the west buriul ground
and at a very convenient distance Eom ,hc
town. As there is now no grlst MIL IN this
vicinity, The proprcfors anticipate fill share
of custom, and assure all who may employ the
Mill, that their orders will be foithfnly obev-
ed. Toll, as usual at other Gris, Mills
Oct 27
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-03
FRUIT HILL-NoRTH PROVIDENCE


ME occupant OF tins fashionable place ot
IL resort, rcspec fully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the summer
season: 1t is situated on an emiEencc, which
comman Is beautiful view Of tho adjaccn,
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited it, 10 be delightful place of resort for
those in pursuit Of ease and comfortable
has all kinds Of Fruit that this climate affords;
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
sc. his table will at all times be farn she'd
from the choicest selections Of the inurket;-
his very conmodious Hall is furnished With
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladcs:-his long Alleysis in the
best order for tic accommodation Of those " ho
will please TO visit his house for recreation.-
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 inhsle the
pure atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, June "a.
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AUsrsrus LEgK Esq.--Tho lovers Of wi
sui humorr will hnl ia the story" OF A ,gu.tui
T.ssk Esq. considerable pleasantly, il not much
poetry. We believe il was written by hu.
norous bard Of Boston, some ten month, ago
and first pablished in the American Statesman.
A SAD STORY.
.Awgusts Lesk Esquire, was ono
Who look d before lie ran;
Tight as q rs' trap-sound and hrm,
Aproper sort Of mao.
he iovd--an idle thing with those
f'Whoss nerves nre craskd AL weak;
Bot OH when passion mov'd the squire,
Fate ouu.d not ,.op 4 Leek
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

TNHE Brewery, under the superintendence
n Of Holmes + M'Culloch, is now in op-.
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, very extensive supply of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will he,
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers. sm October 10
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

UST received by BENJAM M. LIND
- SEY, at No. 81 Wesimirs. ell Row, 20 ca
ses Boots and Shoes, consisting of ladies' kid,
morocco and prunclla Boots; do. kid, n.oroc-
CO and prrnelIa Shoes, of various patterns;
misses morocco, leather and prunela Shoes;
lads and children's Shoes, Bootces and Boots,
Of every description; gentlcnen's calf skin and
meats leather Boots; gentlcmen's and ladies'
India Rubber Over Shoes, very fine article
for the approaching season.
Oct IL Aw
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-03

We have no copy right pniricians in
this country, nor any orders Of nobility
secured by letters patent, nevertheless
the following thoughts way receive an
application.
mo man. says Seneca, lis nobler
born than another, unless he is born
with better abilities, ofa more aniabIe
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NEW GOODS,

at Nos. and 3 Patoturet-street.
ED ARKER & wARDwELL have lust re-
-RD plenisbed their stock Of Hardwarc re from
the last imp ortntions which, with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment vers
generally complete, which they offer as usual,
on accommodating terms, both for cash or sp-
proved credit. Grateful for past favours, they
solicit continuance. Sent. 26
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VIM. A. SEA ITH,
COACH md CHAIsE ~.

VNJ OULD inform his friends ard tie plb-
w lie in general. ths, he hes removed to
The chop formerly occupied by Mr.. John l..
Johnson, in tire rear OF the Jackson House ESQ
callcd) No. 23 North Main street, .hers lie
will be happy 10 Wait upon ell those WHO may
be pleased 10 employ him in the line Of his
profession.
Coaches and Chaises re-Painted and re-
vanished, and all kinds of repairing done with
faithfi,lness and punctuality, sndss cheap ~
can be afforded.
lie returns his thanks 10 his friends for the
patronage heretofore extended TO him, and
| hopes they will still continue 10 paironzs b NJ
| al his new stand. 3S Oct ~
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Y. Fl. TNN PIE,

No. 20, NORTH MAIN STREET,
W. ILL open this n.oIn!ng. large assort-
Wv ment OF ladies' prunella. morocco and
kid Shoes. with siraps, lace and slippers; la
d.es' morocco aud double prunefia Bonees and
Walking 81 ocs; misse and children's leather
Boots and Shoes, of all kinds.
LIKEWISE Genilcmen's Dress or Dancing
Puinps, Of the fi's, style and quality. a leo,
I case gum elastic Over Shoes, Of a superior
quality. 3w DC, ~
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TO HOUSE CARPENTERS.

ME subscribers want 10 employ from Is.
n teen to twenty House Carpenters during
the approaching winter season, TO whom u o
highest wages will be given, that are allowed
III the town. Immediate application should be
made TO the subscribers at their work. shop
Pine street, or al the Providence Arcade, o
at The Maruiactory now erecting on the landf
OF the Dcrrante Stree, Association.
TALLMAN & BUCKLIN.
Oct "a 6W
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-03

POETRY.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.


Monthly Magazine, periodical, which has re-
gently prefer, eJ its claims to the American pub
lie for latronsgs. The poem is to!erabiy we'll
ssug, anil the subject Of which il speaks, is one
nj more ,lrau ordinary n,srs.t. We certainly
wish the M,nshly Masssins much success, but
fsar il will potmsst with it. ms its pages ale made
up Of matter whi;h is rather day and heavy. A
kind correspondent, residing in phi!adelphia, and
who il somewhat judge in these matters, thu:
writes us in relation 10 the york.
~Ths Monthly NJ saxine of this city does moi
nn,wcr tho expectations Of tie literary tcise.
serss. !. smscks too much Of tho closet, cnC
the dead Languages translated.
Ga the frewning wall
The black clcth 10 east,
Like funeral pail,
Untouchl by a hand, sni unwavI by q
blast.
Nation, srs shsai.rinx end vscpins snd ~sil'ns
Kiagsf ON their thrones start IN doubt anu
despair.
But she, the devoted one, calmly is hsi'ibg
Each moment. that brings Ter deliverance
near;
For the dreadful doom
Has been u,,tr'i at lengh,
And she must depart,
With woinsn's heart
An! woaans strength
Mary of Scotland msst sink to the tomb!
Where is the gliuerins hHil
And the love swimming eye,
The sofien'd look, and tho tender sigh,
where is the lilv, the lovcltst oi alH
She stands in tbs room.
With her iu,iya, before her.
In tae livery of dsath--anl enccmpasl
with gloom.
For tho black rolling tsspet is gathering
Ger her!
Tho sentence is rAs,
Bat her stop does not hltsr- she looks mo-
ashast.
And this is the day
When her q ri; will scar,
Far, freed anil away
Prem the chain, OF il. foes, and the clo.s oi
iIarL! h.rk! ri. tn. hour
Mary Of Scotland sesccnls % the tomb!
Qaesn OF fbesu,y--qu. u.ea Of power
Queen ofthe broken heart! is thy .ever'd
hesR
rrils OF a roment--h,am OF an hour
THY day is sons, and thy life il sped,
Mary seeps ia her clay cold bed.
She sleeps in peace and hsppisr she
Than her rival, who tilnphs ia shame and
Elm,
And strives, with pomp and passsntry,
Soglut the worm that guaws within.
Bring riohen and glory.
And lavish upon her, q
And power aad .pleadour
TO smother the Nory
Ofcrime aud dishonour:--
Rut riches and Olorv befrien1 her.
Nor tighten hor burdea, nor kindic the
gloom;
Ia the rel cloud blood sex her glory and .plen-
deur,
When Mary OF Scotland sunk down TO the
tomb! l.. w.
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HARP OF JUDAH.

AAttsi VIZ ~ Dhils
Fushed arc the soft a.d pIaintive strain.
That loated Ger Rakama's wave;
The harp tho prophet minstrel swept
Is silent as that mnstrels grave.
Once to high heaven the sacred paens ruu.-
For heavenly prass thy golden chords were
strung.
Coon passed the suimatine lay
That ,rcmblsd on the silent air;
Thy noies oftriu-. ph died away.
And echo oreathcs but sad de>p ,ir,
In dust thy captive children weep
Oh, God Of Judah, dot thou slecp'
Holy and fervent was that sigh,
WakeI by the thoughts Of Other days:
The herald angels, passing by,
Upon the sorrow wing exile gazel--
Silent drew near, their forms conccaliny;
Do hnmb'c, yet 80 pu,o the feeling.
Sweet harp oi Ju iah! breathe once moro
Thy plaintve sigh for Sions fall;
The visions OF thy glory o'er,
The scenes of other days recall.
Wake, judah. wake. from dream. ofnight-
Anl feel thy mornings chsering light,
Awake the triumph, of thy lay.
For see tho giorous morn appear
The blushes Of a tighter day
The darkness of Thy m nd to cheer.
Arise AMI shns--;hy night is o'er!--
Thy cons shall sigh il chains no more.
Son, from lowest j,pths of gloom,
Shall weco1s Bethlehea,'s rising star
Her desert was.os with verdu,e b'0om-
Her golden harp he heard aiar!
Hsr songs of peace remotest nations hear
iisr ransomed tribos with joyous shouts appear
Again 10 Judah swells the sony,
The choral notes break DER the plain,
All Jorjrns shores ths strains prolony--
Good viii to earth" thy king iotn reign
On Salsm's towers tho cross divine,
lmmanucPs holisst symbols shine. ELoIsA.
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JOSIAH ]. EDDY,

" MANUFACTURER Of Patent Bellows, for
lVh the use Of jewellers. White Smiths. Foun-
dcrs and Coppersmiths, continues to carry on
the business on an extensive scale. All orders
will be promptly and punctually obcyed. His
mandatory IS on Eddy's Point, two dsos
nsr,h Of The rev stesm p,li
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.
1szsSSA STEPHEN F. MILLS & Co.

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, & o..
1SSSSN STEPHEN F. MILLS & Co.
EISs Oate Prince Il Mills,) have for
e&VVT@ sale at their old American Nursery .,
--~As.- Flushing Landing. near New-Yoyk- .
large assortment of the most approved
American and European sorts Of Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, Al
mond, and Ounce Trees, &c. The .elect:ons
Of the varieties and additions are Of the most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with a
general assortment ofForesi Trees and Flow
erina Shrubs Sc; Peach Trees--a large
assortment 8 Peach Trees, Of vigorous
growths, and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, are either
grated or inoculated, and are propa gate ed from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be-
come most celebrated. The prices Of tho
above Trees have also been reduced. Orders
left or sent AT No. IS, Westminster street,
Providence, II. !. (where cs,a'ogues may be
had) will he particularly attended 10.
HENRY G. CARPENTER, A gent.
October II If
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We need not offer any remark, 10 induce The
reader to psruse the " Harp of Judah" |, j. u
production which would do honor to any poet,
fits pious sentiments, be considered with it. me-
iodious straios.
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pINE-STREET ACADEMY.
N VENlNG SCHOOL. The subscriber
MA commenced his Evening School on
Monday evening October lst, at which will
be taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book
Keeping, &c. &c.
A few scholars moro can be receivad at the
Day School. J. VALE.
O ,tnhsr 3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22


The snd tru'h mn. ever prevail Fo.r4hiy. If
Mr.. Adams is reelected, il will De a ceath-bloy
TO tn aspiring ofiire-huntcr. Who rolls the poi-
son 81 asps under his tongue. As sweet morsel. :"
and VINO. bY he deadly influence of hrs breath
would Hhei the fafesl fame in Chri.iqndom 10
seat himself at a banquet of the loaves and
hshes. Filthy. If you re-elect Mr.. Adams
parry preludIces will Soon abste, and the fe n,ent
~hlea has 50 long agitatcd the public councils
aud c!osged the wheels 81 government, will sub.
SIDE and thea our country will calmly proceed
on her march 10 honor aod tn glory. For il can.
not be truly said thai Nh Adams has not pnrsu.
ed the course OF ms most approved predeccs-
sors--iaat course which has already made us a
great nation, and which IL continued must cause
us TO be respected abroad and honofed at home.
and vii hnaly crown us with peace plenty aud
happiness. A REPUBLICAN,.
We learn from the Georgia. Journal of the
9Th inst. thai the Hon. NM. H. CRAwroRp ha,
just been appointed Judge Of the Superior
Courts Of the Northern Circuit of Georgia. in
the place of John NJ Dooiy decd. The infol-
nation Is gratifying, Inasmuch as il confirms the
report OF his rapid impros encnt in health
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iilgupAr PRIZE,
10000 ID ,l.LARS.
Brilliant Scheme


gGf2 prizes, amt'g TO ll4,000 Dollars.
2o33S--onlV 80 600 Tickets,
U = The CASH Tor the whole of the Prizes
can lie had, as usual AT CoHEa's OFFICE, the mo
Inent they are drawn.
MopL OF DRAwIsG--1he numbers viii be
put into one wheel usual, aud in the other viii
be puB the prizes ADORE the determination Of
Five Dollars, aud the drawing TO progress IN the
usua manner. The 5000 prizes OF Four Dol
lars 10 be awarded TO the tickets the numbers
of which end with the terminating figure OF "a
Their oft6e hr,e first droien Numbers oi d.p r
ebi examinations The Five Dollar prizes TO be
awarded to the tickets having the two last n
cures corresponding with the two last figures OF
such Number Of the merit drawn of different ter
minatiop This mode will permit the whole lot
terry to be Completed in one drawing, and tick
ct drawing superior prlze iciH not da Tesficlef
from drawing an inferior one also.
Whole Tickets, 80 % Quarters, = 20
Halves, oo Lish'hs1
OgpEns from any part OF the United
States either by mail (post paid OF private con
,evance. enclosing the Cash OF Prize Tickets IN
any ofthe Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctual attention as If ON personal appiicl-
| cation.
GP address TO
| il COHEN, Jr. {. BROTHERS, Bnlimcys
Baltimore, May IS. tae'sV
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IL 2qj Prizes.
9 7Ob Blanks,
Mode OF nRAWING !!


The numbers will be put into one wheel
a, usual, and in another will be put the pr-
yes, nbgge fhe denomination OF t~o dollars,
and the drawing 10 progress in the usual
mauner The 10000 prizes OF Two Dollars
will be awarded to high or low number, 10
be determined by that which mny draw the
prize OF 5000 dollars.
Low Numbers, from 10 10000, inclusive.
High Numbers, lO.00l to 20, 600 inclusive.
\ holder OF two tickets, High aud low, must
OF necessity draw one small prize, and may
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also. A
ticket having drawn a Capital Prize, is not
restricted from drawing small one also.
TERMS.
Present price Of Tickets Sc, but will ad-
vance to 81 50 on the Isl ot July.
For packages, not less than so whole tick
cts, scheme price. Credit Til fifteen days
after the DRAWN. for approved notes, with
out interest.
Orders, by mail! post paid, will meet the
same attention as on personal application.
Address TO AUG. LEFTWlCH,
June ~. Aanager.
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sINfOTlC L.-By virtue of deed OF must,
IL made By John Jacobs, bearing date the
llth day OF June, 1927, and recorded in Nelson
county court, aud - carry into execution the
provisions thercof-wll be sold 10 the highest
bidder for cash, az the Mansion house al said
John Jacobs in the county OF Nelson, on the
9th day Of August next, fifty two valuable
slaves of different sexes and ages, described by
name in said trust sd,--Also, n moiety of the
property in a slave called Essex--Ihe other moi.
ETY. belonging TO James Montgomery. Also the
following real estate, situate in the county Of
Nelson, 10 wit the said Jacobs's Mansion house
tract Of land, Containing three hundred and Gf.
ty-seycn acres.---AsD one other tract called Cob
Creek, adjoining the lands of James Clarkson,
John Hughes aud Others containing $50 acres.
Also, an undivided moicty Of Ii43 acres, called
Alabama, the other mocty belonging TO Peter
c. Jacobs-and 1876 acres, called Clover Dale.
adjoining the lands Of Vim. Masse aud others.
Tho slaves aforesaid aud the lands are part-
culafly valuable, aud as so desirable property Is
seldom brought into market, and under proyI-
sions Of said trust deed, will certainly be sold
the public attention 20 the sale Is respectfully
invited Inc sale will continue from day to day
until completod-and the subscriber Ia the cha =.
racier OF trustee will convey only such title as
the trust deed aforesaid may la~iully authorize
him 10 convey JOHN NJ. MAXIM,
June ~ ctds 10
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JAMES 5. PENN, Trustees

EDRUSr SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
Il trust, executed to the subscriber by VIII
liam l. lsbell and Lucy his wife, bearing date
on the 9Th dayof October, 1924, and duly re-
corded in the clerks office of the county for Ger
tam purposes in said deed expressed, we shall
Oh the 18th day of July next, if fair, if not the
next fair day, proceed to sell upon the premises,
a tract of land in the county Of Amherst, on the
waters of Salt creeS containing 39l acres more
or less This land is valuable, Is situate near the
river, nine miles above Lynchburg, and within
one mile Of Bethel.
The terms of sale will be cash. aud such title
as the trustee has will he conveyed aud none o.
Their. SAMUEL MILLER
EDWIN :. RGCkER
Juue %. etdsJo
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a%fOTlCE.-hy virtue Of deed Of trust, ex.
AL eeuted by Alexander Brdgand bearing
date the I1th day Of February, ls26, and re
corded in he county coerl Of Campbell, for the
purpose of indemnlfying Joseph Dard, shall
proceed TO sell, at public auction, for cash, be
fore the market house, ia. the town of Lynch
burg ON Friday the 10Th July next, a tenement
and parcel OF land lying IN the county Of Camp
bell near the town of LYnchburg, containing
about one acre, being the tenement occupied by
the said ridglaud-adjo Joining the lands of the
late Wm. B. Lynch. | shall convey such title
only as is vested in me under the deed OF trust
above mentioned.
WIN RADFORD, Trustee.
jane % cidsl6
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" Tins aifh
Makes me, or updoes me quite
Shakespeare
MIR. WHITE begS leave TO announce 10 the La
dies aud Gentlen'en of Lynchhurg aud ITS VI
clnit, that his benefit w,l take place on tki-
DAY evening On which occasion he re
specially solieits their paironag c; and assurcs
them that every esor,inn snail he used 60 rem
der the performance amusing. hc having gone
to considerable expense 20 bring forward toe
Celebrated Meo DIANA OF tie FLOATING
BEACON, as performed upwards of an nun
dred nights in succession in London. and now
performing IN the principal Theatres in the
United States with unbounded success
Friday Evening, June Esd.
WIN be presented the nonnl.r Mcln nrnmn nrlhn
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June

n DlnNISTRAIOKS SALE.--Iwili sell ON
~ Tuesday the 10Th day Of July ne 81, nj the
late residence of John Lee dec d. all the House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, one excellent Pi-
ano Forte, Also, > god Horses, one two Horse
Wagon (new,) one liurse Cart, the property Of
said Lee. The Furniture Is of first rate quality
Terms. sums under $50 cash, over no Twelve
months credit. Bonds with approved security
will be required.
The sale will be conducted by John X. ID.
Payne, AuctIoneer.
kATfIL. |. MANSON.
AdatT. Of JOHN Lee, dce'd.
June % ids "
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Y.A UKSUANC TO decree of the Superior
x Court Of Chmcery, for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced On the 2lsl day Of October,
1926, IN two suits then depending in the said
court, wherein Elisha Rider IS plai1tif, and Peg.
gy Bryant and others Defendants. aud William
RYAN and others Pitts. against Peggy Bryant
aud others Delts.-.rhc undersigned ,larshal Of
the said Superior Court Of Cbancery, will, on
Wednesday the 2jih day Of July next, II fair,
If not, the next far day thereafter Sundays
excepted proceed to sell, TO the highest bidder,
on the premises ON credit Of one and two
years, a tract oflani in Nelson county on which
Peggy Bryant resides, containing 90 acres
more or less, subject TO the dover Of said Peg
gy bryant. The purchaser riying bond and So,
cudty for the purchase money, AID the title re.
tanned until the pavncat Of the same.
I1QHio A. HDLCOJBE, NJ
june %. civic