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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-19
From the Baltimore american.

|. severe thunder gust, accompanied with torrents
Of rain was experienced here on Thursday evening"
house at the intersection of Wilke and south High
streets was struck by iightning-the chimney was
injured and some of the shingles torn from the root,
bnt no personal injury was sustained by the inmates.
The lightning also struck Lombardy poplar stand
ing in yard on East Baltimore, near High street;
The electric fluid, in it's descent into the earth, ex
tinguished the gaslishts between that point and
Harris 1ayern.-'rhe very heavy fall Of rain which
took place at the time raised Jones' Falls much
above it's ordinary level and Notwithstanding the
improvements which have been effected by walllng
both sides of the stream and removing all obstacles
to clear passage of the water, several points border
in ron it were inundated. The damage sustained by
property holders, although not marked by any severe
individual loss, is nevertheless considerable when
taken in the aggregate. The quantity of wood, tim
too certain evidence that the country has also expert
enced share of the dsaster.-Its said that several
mill-dans have been swept away. The first floors
of the improvements at Whites Distillery and
M'Causland.s Brewery were under water, as were
also some parts of Holiday and Fish street The
cellars in Harrison street and Fish market Space
we're filled with water, occasoning much incon,enl
ence and some loss to the occupants OF houses. A
friend, who resides near the Falls, and watched the
rise of the waters states his opinion that greater
quantity of water passed through the Falls IN
1 the same space of time. The rush of the torrent
was truly appalling, and caused general alarm IN
tbe lower parts of the city. We have not heard Of
any personal injury to individuals by the freshet.
| We are glad to find that the Board of Health are
now actively engaged in measures to prevent any Ill
effects from the filling Of the cellars, &c. by the EN-
ployment of an extra force of labourers
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to the last will and testament of
HENRY PETERSON, Esquire, deceased will be ex-
posed to Sale, at Public Vendue, on Saturday, the
4th OF July next ensuing, at o'clock in the after
noon, at the house of John F. Mansfield, IN Middle
town, St. Georges Hundred, in the County Of New
Castle A PLANTATION or Tract of Land, with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situate
within half a mile of Mddletown aforesaid, called
Black Marsh" bounded by lands of Outen Davis,
ESQUIRE, the heirs of John Merritt deceased, and
lands of William H. Crawford and others; contain
ing according to the original survey thereof, 2o8
acres, quarter and perches, be the same more
or less, now in the tenure and occupation OF Mr..
John Hayes. Attendance will be given, and the
terms of sale made known, at the time and place
aforesaid, by the Executors or their Attorney.
JAMES BOOTH, ruao,,to..
NICHOLAS HAMMOND, 4aN''"'''''
Nen-fastle, Jane ID 17-ss
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THE SIX MILITIA MEN.

For the benefit of those who wish to form a cor
rect opinion of this saaguinary act, we publish an
extract or TWO from the law of February 1915 under
which the unfortunate Harris and his comrades suf-
fered.
Sec q. "No officer noncommssioned officer, private
of the Militia shall be compelled TO serge aa THREE
months after bis arrival at the place OF rendezvous, in any
one yeur, than in due rotation with every other
abeboded Of the same rank IN the battalion to which
he belongs
We say then that there was no law which au-
thorsed draft for six months tits true the act of
February 1915, above alluded to, goes to say, 'the
President of the United States, not General jack
son may, if in his opinion the public interest re.
ouires it, order the militia to serve for term not
exceeding six MONTHS" No such order having been
produced. or pretended to exist, and their time OF
service having expired, they were no more under
military controu, than other citizens--of course
these six citizens were tried without law-conaenaa-
ed without law--and shot without law. Let 1T be
further noted respecting General Jackson and mas
court n,artiaE-the court composed OF men not
Recognized by the aw--their number was but three,
when the law required, thirteera-they were ne
gineatal, whereas the law required 6 Genera
court martial" Why the court was composed Of
three rather than thirteen, is not easy to be account
ed for except las we hope was really the case) there
could be but three found in the camp willing to per-
form such Job for their blood thirsty General.
1 We this day publish two Of the most fend-l'ke
1 murders which have taken place recently. Are MOI
such scenes becoming much more frequent than Tor
merly-if so, may not with far greater proprlety
attribute their frequency to the Jackson blood loving
MANIA than some of our brethren of the type have
attributed the increase of Hessan fly and Wevi, tt
/ the present Administration.
Mr.. Cramford.-A gentleman who lately, visited
Mr. Crawford. informs, that MIR. c. considers ms
health as good as at any time Of his life and the
gentleman thinks so too, with the exception, per
hans of small defect in his speech, which IS I'M
proving. The talents of this distinguished man may
yet shine conspicuously in the councils o. the ma
q ton. '"0"'"'"''
:. The U. S. Ships Hornet, Capt Cla1ton, and 1onn
Adams, Capt. Wilkinson, were left at Matanzas by
1.-The Brig Crawford.-Norfald Beacon, June9'
We learn from the Norfolk Herald that the three
lpiratica Spanards who made their escape IN HamP-
ton Roads, from the brig Crawford, have been ar
rested and lodged in the jail at Hampton
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We learn (says the .llen. Gdz.) by the Sch'F
Thankful Winslow, from Madeira, reported under
marine head, that information had reached there
about 4th May, that WAR had been occtured BE-
tsSeen Spain and Portugal.
The Senate of Massachusetts,, on Friday concur
red with the lower house, by vote of rs to 49, in
the election of the Hon. Daniel Webster as Untei.
States Senator.
"The True American" the publication of whict
was for few weeks suspended, has been revived Va
Bedford, in this State, pa. and is to be strict, re-
publican, friendly to manufactures, and the aduls
traton ofthe State, and General Government.
By the Pttsburg Journal, we perceive that tn
citizens of our western metropolis, preparing Il,
give Mr.. Clay his arrival at that place, the &c
ception due from manufacturing community, 10 d
man who has been the general, the subatern ano ta
sentinel Gas Mr.. Baldwin once observed) ofthe AAe-
rican Sysem.-U. S. Gaz.
| Passengers in the morning line steam boats reach-
ed Baltimore on Monday afternoon, at quarter III.
ter four o'clock, having made the trip between Phi-
i ladelphia and Baltimore in about eleven hours.
i The President Of the United States has issued a
Proclamation declaring that the foreign discrnina-
ting duties of tonnage and impost within the United
States, suspended and discontinued, so far as re-
spects the vessels of the subjects of His Holiness
the Pope, and the merchandise of the produce or
manufacture Of his dominions, imported into the
United States in the same, the said suspension to
take effect from the thirtieth of May, 1927 and to
continue so long as the reciprocal exemption Of yes
sells belonging to citizens of the United States and
merchandise aforesaid, therein laden, shall be con-
tinued, and no longer.-U. S. Gaz.
ONO R1vER.-The Secretary Of War has ap-
pointed WILLIAM COURTNEY, Esq. "to be the pract-
cal AGENT authorized by law of Congress, to SUI
perntend the expenditure Of $4,000 IN improving
the navigation Of the Ohio River.
We have been looking out for continuation Of
: the labours of General Jacksons Whtewashng
is Nashville committee. Their first essay was so bum
glingy executed that Of the friends to the Gen.
" eral think the committee ought to begin de nouo
% Our fear is that they have been either arrested OF
silenced ty general order. 10.
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From The C. .ldvocate.

G,eocc The late accounts from Greece are cal
cated 10 rive great pleasure to all the friends OF
Freedom The Turks have been defeated and drl-
ven from Athens and The Greeks have recapturedl
a fortress in the neighborhood OF Missolonghl. mi
every part of the Morea their affairs are assuming al
promising aspect They have, it appears IN thier-
ent parts of their country, less than 28,5oo SOL
lers in actual service, and their marine Is highly
respectable and fast increasing. Lord Cochrane has
arrived at Napo and his arrival and their late sue
cesses have been celebrated with enthusiastic JOY.
We hope the supplies Of food and ranent, sent
them from our own and other countries, Will releVe
the pressing want of the necessaries oil lie wMch
they have experienced for year past. LORD coch-
|rane. few days after his arrival, sailed with a
small squadron secret expetlition-t1e Is hot
likely to be Inactive and hope he will not dlsap-
non the raised expectations of the interesting peo-
pie to whose aid he has devoted his talents anu MS
resources. 49,.
Ta.rkeu The Turk seems obstlnately bent on
prosecuting military operations ior the sup1ugauon
of Greece, and we should not be surprzed II &c
should pursue them to his own destruction. lie
appears to resist the overtures OF Britain and aus
sia favored as they are, at least ostensby, oy all
the great European powers, tor an accommodation
: of his quarrel with the Greeks-lie refuses accom-
mediation on any terms but those OF unconditional
submission on their part; those terms we are wen
. satisfied. will never be accepted. The Greeks
would never accent them if left TO themselves; and
finley would Russia and Britain have gone too Tar
e to nermit them to do it, These powers are pres
e sing the Turkish Divan to accept their mediation
~ and listen 10 the propositions which they make But
II the sultan sometimes equivocates at olheis 10 "eo
's lent, and hitherto has been unyelding. Moorte
II nrimc minister has either resigned, or been dlspac
" ed because he was thought to be too tame. we oot
with no small share of interested feeling to the ssu'
of the present state of things in this despotc empire
- The business Of the jannissares is not yet hnalS
Ne settled. ,..,,:ohoa -
e 6, Petersburg, make the population of the Russian
,e mn;re to consist of 534, 900 souls, upon SUI
lc n ,.F, of liza square miles. The Roman
,e empire, when at its height, did not, we thnlS' en-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-19

Extract of letter received at Charleston South Ca
rolina, dated Key West, May 25.
sit is not generally known that there exists
through this harbor outlet Iom the Florida stream
into the bay of Mexico, through which vessels
drawing l9 feet may pass with safety at low water.
This passage is about six miles i'll extent, and YES
sells, by passing through it, save the danger and de-
lay of going round the Dry Tortugas. Good pilots
can be obtained at Key West, to carry vessels
through. Yesterday the brig Brave, one of com.
Portcrs squadron, entered this harbor through this
channel; she draws l2 feet Of WATER
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I'D ENIEWS--The subscriber bees leave to
~ inform the public that he is appointed
agent Ger ibis pant Of the country by the
publishers, for The following valuable fario
deal Works, viz:
North American Review, Published in Bos.
ton.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published in
Phiadelphia
Medico Chirurgical Review. published in
New York, aud Edited by James johnson,
NJ. D.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
hy \. Chapman, Nj. D., W.P. Dewes, NJ. ID
and John Goldman, NJ. d. sc. &C.
. | viii remark that the above Reviews have
obtained great reputation and praise fiom the
'ery best judges in the United States, being
gifted by the most eminent literary r1en in
the world, aud the Typographical part exc
cited equal 10 any whatever
The subscription price for each Of the n.
hove works is So per annnm | will furnish
either of them TO subscribers delivered in this
nlace free of ali other expenses; which will
save II those who take them from me about
two dollars n year on each work. | hone
gentlemen viii do mr the favor of calling and
Subscribing tor one or all of the above yaua.
bic works ADRIAN r, NORTH
Dec. Is.
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TO THE pI MIC

IlIlf subscriber having purchased the s,i
- phur springs in Giles County, has onc,e,
house Of entertainments where be unsi. T..
will be able to accommodate all whu may tbt,l
proper 10 honor hun with a call in a mann,
which he hopes viii be agreeable both 10 tb,s,
who ATE Ia search of health, OF amusement
This spring which IS white Sulph bur may Ia.
considerable hygeia ofthe western waters /,
is lIuated az the base Of the secoud great NOM,
tam as you pass from cast 10 west, on New r..
yer, the longest stteam in Virginia, which ema.
ties into the Ohio.
The qualities of this Spring are believed Ia In
equal 10 any and superior 10 many, now the
place VI common resort OF those IN seaeb of
health. II Is due, however to the public. to Ga,
that though this water has never been nic,l, a.
naly zed, yet II has been suIjeclio many chem.
cal tests, and is knownto contain much Suiphnr
some magnesia, Caibonic a I'd and slightly MN
murgte uf5oda though enough only to.be d,teriaA
by delicate chemical agents--N hen hydro,tsr
cally weighed is rather lighter than common
water, and Us temperalure Is about 60 de-. Of
Eahcmeit thermometer
This fountain is pleasantly situated, and vii
aiord not unls health bet much To interest a
who are fond OF adnlriug the beauties Of NATURE
Ia it, sg. sublime poet. The River 10 the east.
ward i -oen broad clear, and impeuous rolhns
onward, bICaEmg through two mountains rjs-
my rom the water edge, almost 10 a perpendi.
cnlar heig Il incredible to those no' familiar Win
mountain scenery. Then ASSUMING more pl1.
cld appearance II passes with a gentle cur.
rent BY The Spring. where ii is found to be Of
the remarkable drph OF Two hundred aud twenty
five feet, o'efllune b, rock which rises from
the water edge, 10 the height OF four hundred
feet, so lofty aud commanding as 10 have OIL.
tanned ioi II the name OF Eagle Rock Below
this rock, and >sring from the bottom OF the
Hill, may be seen n various places the waicls
ofa considerable stream. Besides the seen ~
here family sketched, which. upon a view, VIII
bear comparison with the landscape attiarpers
Ferry, SO isidls pourl,ay edby tic pen Of Nh.
Jeflei SOIL, there is al the distance otless than
5it miles lake on the top otone OF the highest
points ofthe ,Alleghany Mountain, Of . depth
" hich none have ever fathomed and in ca.
nearly five miles, though OF Som.'
what irregular shape
Tie opinion OF Some physicians in the neigh.
borhpod,4 who are considered reputable III
then profession is that the Spring will be found
useful IN distractions Of every klnd, IN debility
irom various causes, IN Pulmonic and Hepa,Ic
complains, and The chronic effects OF Aptumnal
diseases experienced by those who live IN
low latitudcs. GEORGE Mccoy
General Floyd Dr.. D. ]. Chapman.
July II. tc2W96
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amherst County. Man Corr. ls1z

'atharme lash, wife of Peter Cash, formerly Catlo.
rne ,empoell, by George Campbell her brother and
Chmcery. ~ ot'' III
me defendant Peter Cash not having enternd his ap
pel3nee' ana given security according to the act ofAs
seHy ana the rules Of this court and il appearing IN
the court by satisfactory evidence that he is nor m, IN;
,''nns Oh inns coaniry-On motion of the plaintiff nv
her hofhe3, Is ordered thai the said defendant do an
ner' ah inc hrst day oft next August term to be
IN d that acopy of this order he iorthw ith nser,
~. IN, 'lrt man newspaper published in the town nj
~. = 'f TWO months successfully and posted NJ
out Jay acopy-Testc, " 'i''
~. GAYFs,C
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: Ter Of Ll1TERS sefaataibg ~ nc ioz
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49, u isl1TERS remafaiag ~ ne fos
Na,e Al Lsssrtg Ba ~ 20th June, ~
A--s,n,usl Adams. -,
H-peuv ballard, Williamson Burnett gohn
apfrhftld, R,clard Booihe, j. . sachafd Lai
lea -. iron Is Bayiics, Benjamin H. ho"''s
Roseft bluuls. ,,.a
e, christopher Curtis. Jonsihsn tundnl
Jinkeps Carer, Moses Creaey -,
- II .aiharinp Dear,Ioii, Ihonas DAVIS "ef
.i,,l Dawson , phehr DanfaH, gcngna Dean
ing. W,u. b. pooicv, Abnef Dgbyns'
E.-NHcaen Entng ,, Efe9cis Lfffs'
jams freeman Hehokist aqua, lciet
Fudua aatnay 4 Edison, @aines Franklin " N
Fe ds .falnes ftFids.
& -Burkiti Giay, Edward G"atkns, lhoma'
Gnssom. ~.
u--I.lp Hughes, john Z Hawkins, Elisha
uan. NaIfhew Hall, JOHN Haley, hos Hatdy
Abacr HeciWorh. .Johu liudnell, 7tepheniir"'
en- 2. John N. llageiy, George Hoddleslon, 10
seph {, Higeinbotham- >,
John Jared, Miss Margaret II, Je'ef'
Mary Johnson.
k'-Gebrgr karnes. 1ilinan keys
L-Mauha Lynch. Henry Lam, sen als'
ssr.h LefiWich. Airs. Euaces Lcitnleb, Mss
indiana LefWieh.
M.-Ploasaut Murphy, Edward Norman,
.Tolai Morrison. Thomas Mead john Murphy,
sen. Mary Mead. Thomas Moore, James Mecon'
aei ,.
N.-Nfs Mary Nance Charles NOEL, Jacob
Neal. Richard Naanclly.
o.-Wm. oenby Grorge oyersirec', Lew
] Odcll :
P.--lieorec d Patterson, John Pate, pcioresi
L. Prftbonr.
E.-Nis Wary Aun Rod, Rev Henry J. Hip.
lev, John RIDER, A!i.s s"ph'a Resc'. Ambrose
Ruekpr. John Robertson, Mas Mary NJ Robert
Son Jame, {. Robertson.
s.-John Sheppard Pahcr smcll,of John
Snil,h. JIM SIN, .tou snelsor, lhos. u. saw.
yeis. Nrs. Ehzaneth aca6gs,
John Ia3ntr.
w fhsm Il. fauehan2,
W-.hrob w f. iHea 4 fisbhacl, Mathew
~ ,lson thomas Noodlo d Isaac Wade, III VII
linn, = Benumin Nphlron. Col. john Watts,
John Nakrr. John B.ltlls, Robcrl Nv hltluok,
,Luncs With, Airs. Martha Ann Wainwright,
Mfs lsdB.lld T.. Waits
Nm b, PORTER. 7 VI.
July 5 4se3w
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" AND FOR SALE--Lying Ia Bedford coun4
Ia ty, Va. eight miles north OF Liberty, and
in one mile Of Capt. William r. Jones's mill
containing about $50 acres, considerable guam
thy of which is good tobacco land. There are
about 20 or 50 acres cleared on the said tract,
which is good grain land together with an APP
pie orchard of excellent fruit, containing TO OF
20 bearing trees. The said land will be sold in
three lots, which will be offered for sale, at auc-
ton, ON the eth of August, being Bedford court
day Terms-one-iou to be paid ON the day
of sale, and the balance IN four annual install
ments, the purchaser giving bonds with APPROX
ed security Any person who wishes to pur-
chase the said land can see it by applying 10
Dennis Hardy, VINO resides on it.
Tie iieirs Of Baptia Hardy, dec.
JUMP % CIV
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J IallH,s +, : ' gH62 {rrustces

M james iHn.
n > you, place of residence j. unknown TO
~ me, take this method OF informing Won.
that snail. on Friday the 3lst August, lS27, and
continue two days Unnecessary, n Union Hall.
in the county Of Franklin and state OF Virginia
proceed 10 take the athdavits OF burwc Law an
Others 10 I've read rs evidence IN a suit IN Chan
Gerry depending IN the county court of Franklin.
wherein you are plamtif'andl. us trustee tor Ro-
bert y. Dckenson, am defendant At which
time and place you may attend OF not. Yours,
&c. JOSIAH W GiChENSoN.
June 10. c9w45"
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y OilCt-by virtue Of Il deed of trust ex
- o,uted 10 the subscriber by George Dm-
guid, IL. ion certain purposes therein mentioned.
which deed has Deen duly recorded in the coun-
~ court OF Campbell, viii be sold, TO the highest
bldd.r for cash, at the residence Of the said
George Dngnd, On Monday the 10th day OF
july. 1877, the following real and personal Is
tate. viz Attract of land in the county OF Buck.
ia am, containing l57 acres more ur less. and
adjoining Tie lands of VIM stevens and others
Aao, the tract land onwhch ne resides, ia the
county Of Iampbell, containing 200 ACRES, and
tlc following slaves, x other personal property
Ned Charlotte, bny, kiuy. Sally, John and
+ line, tas househuId aud kitchen furniture. TO.
e ner with ms plantation utensils, ms provision,
aaI crop on hand, and all lis personal property
q ,t',y description. Acting as trustee, shall
only convey suca u,e is is vested IN me by the
Oecd aforesaid
STEPHENS DlUGUID, Trustee.
yup j. ctds 10
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l.. ROPER,
June 2S.
SURGEON DENTIST,

SURGEON DERIlSl,
fAROM the city fNew York, respectfully ti
II ders his respects to the Citizens OF iyu ~.
burg " its vicinity Il takes this opportunity o.
orming them, that he has commenced the De' ~,
business, in all its yarious branches al ~.
NORRIS Hotel, where he viii continue sun
time. He deems it unnecessary to say ~.
thing in favor of his superior method OF clean
ing and identifying the teeth, as well IL r.
forming all other operations connected VAN 'p
profession, as he holds himself in readihes' -
give practical demonstration of his superior ~.
thod, He sets artificial teeth, from one e -.
set, and cleans, plugs, separates and eA"g a..
teeth and roots of teeth, with great case 10 W
patient.
Ladies' and gentlemen waited upon al nv
houses, if requested
A number of Certificates can be seen a :
room. guay =
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Amaerst County, June Court, Isa7
Archihala Robertson p,r
against
''''"'H Il ull'laln ana Why Gillian, Defts.
IN CliANCERT.
happeaFng 10 the court that the defendant William
A. Gillian doth NOT reside within tie Limits of tins rtaic
on mGnon o the plaintiff it is ordered that the said
or'rn'nh' " oham A. Gillian, doth appear here on the
hf day OF September next and enter ms appcar
aee ana tite security according io law and ansv the
coinllhants NIL Aud it's further ordered that copy OF
th's order be forthwith published i'll the Lynchburp Vr
slnan for the term ofS months successfully ma ,l,
oer copy thereof be posted the front door of tt
'ouf, nous. OF this county, some court dly.
Acoly-Ieste, a Il. DAVIES OK. A. {
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I'D URSUANT to Il decree Of the Superior
x Court of Chancery. for the Lyuchbnrg
District, pronounced on the 2lst day of October.
1926, in two suits then depending in the said
court, wherein Elisha Riderls plaintiff, and Peg
gy Bryant and others Defendants, ana William
Ryan and others Pitts against Peggy Bryant
and others Dcits.--Ihc undersigned Marshal of
the said Superior Court of Chanccry, will. on
Wednesday, the 25th day of duty next, II fair,
II not, the next fair day thereafter (Sundays
exeepted,) proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder
on the premises, on a credit OF one and two
years, tract OF land in Nelson county on which
Peggy Bryant resides, containing 30 acres
more or less, subject TO the dover of said Peg.
gy Bryant. The purchaser giving bond and Sc
curity for the purchase money, and the title re-
tanned until the payment of the same.
THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE, M.
JUNE 90 C4wi6
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NNr0TICE4-By virtue of deed of trust ex-
III ccuted by Alexander Bridsland, bearing
dme the 18th day of February, 1890, and re
corded inIthe county court of Campbell, for the
purpose of indemnifying Joseph DilIard, shall
proceed to sell at public auction for cash, be-
fore ihc market house, in the town of Lynch
burg, on Friday the goth July next, 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 Misunderstanding the lands of the
late Vim. b. Lynch I.shall convey such title
only is vested in me under the deed Of trust
above mentioned.
WM. RADFoRD, Trustee.
June o. ctdsI6