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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-08
RICHARD EDDY,

NO. IS, BrOdd-Street,
D ENG about to make new arrangement
AO in his business, respectfully solicits all
persons indebted to him to make settlement
previous TO the first Of September:--al ac-
counts that are not settled at that time, will
be left with an attorney for collection. All
persons having demands against him, are re-
quested to present them for liquidation.
FoR S,LE.--The shop now occupied by the
undersigned, will be sold on reasonable terms.
1t is a good building nearly new, calculated
particularly for Boot and Shoe Maker, to
which there is alta ched n store. The stand is
good one, eligibly situated, and offers ma
nv attractions to the craft.
Aug. 4. CIV. RICHARD EDDY.
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NEW YORK SHOES.

nj BROWN, a. Co No. 81, Westminster
~. street, have jus, received, cases La
dies black prunolia Shoes, strap and clasp,
full trimmcd 8 ditto ladies' black and colorcd
cloth Slippers, trimmed and common, compris-
ing the most splendid assortment of ladies'
Dress Shoes, ever offered; Ladies' cloth Boots
ditto morocco and kid Shoes and Pumps;--
youths and chldren's Boots, Bootccs, Shoes
and Pumps of every description which, added
to their stock on hand, makes n complete as
sor,mont. .aiso, 6 or 8 hundred pairs of Shoes
at less than the original cost, among which,
are ladies' cloth Shocs, at 3s. Cd per pair;-
children's kid Shoes, at 20 cents per pair; and
some other kinds equally low. Purchasers
will find il TO their interest to call dcfore pur-
chasing elsewhere.
July IL. law. VI.
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THE OBSERVATO

rByHE Lessee Of this fashionable place of re-
II sort, respectfully informs the public, and
citKen strangers, that it is now open for the
Spring aud summcr seasons. II is situated on
all erpinenco. which commands beautiful view
of Narragansett Bay and the adjacent coun-
try; and IS admitted by all who have visit it
to be delightful place of resort. Attached
to the Observatory, are two excellent Bowling
Alleys, not iafcrior 10 any in Rhode-lsland.-
The Bar is supplied with the best Liquors that
can be procured, and other refreshments such
as Fruits, Pastry, &c. Every attention will be
paid to those who visit the establishment; and
affords an agreeable walk, particularly to
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
seryation and amusement. The Observatory
will be kept open from O'Clock, A. NJ till 8,
p. M. j. BARTLETT.
NAV ~.
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PROVIDENCE AND PAwTUCKET POST
COACH

TENho proprctors of the Providence and Paw
IL tucket Post Coach, respectfully inform the
public, that they have purchased of Mr.. Simon
ii. Arnold, all his right, title and interest in
the Pa,otucket Diligence, and have placed on
the road between Providence and Pawtucket,
a POST COACH, which will run every day,
Sundays excoptcd,) as follows:
The Post Coach will leave Providence at 8
o'clock, l2 o'clock 3 o'clock, and at half
past clock; and will leave Pawtucket at 8
O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, half past o'clock, and at
half past O'Clock. Books kept at Wilder's
Manufa cturer's Hotel, and at Clarke's Inn,
Providence, and at Edwards Hotel, Qato
HodgesO and at Blake's, Pawtuckct.
FARE l2 l-2 cents for those passengers who
are taken at the several houses at which the
books arc kept in Providence or Pawtucket,
and landed at the regular stage houses in either
of the places. Those who wish to have the
stage call for them at their places of residence,
will be charged 25 cents: way passengers,
that is to. say, those who may take passage on
the road will be charged IL IL. cents
Maya L. BLAKE, Agent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TNIMOTHY TEMPLE has just received a
IL large assortment of Boots and Shoes,
adapted 10 the present and approaching sea-
son. Among them are, ladies' Prunella and
Satin Pumps, with and without heels, of the
latest Ncw-York patterns; ditto morocco and
kid Pumps and walking Shoes, Of various pat
terms and prices, some nj the reduced price OF
81 l-2 cents per pair; ditto een'l mems calf
skin. seal-skin and horso-hido Boots; ditto
gcntlemcn's dress Shoes and Pumps.
Tho above will be sold at very reduced
prices, by the single pair, case, or do2cn.-
Purchasers are invited to call aud examine Tor
themselves, at No ii, Cheap-Side.
July %. 1aw3w.
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$50 TO BOSTON.
may ~.

COMMERCIAL LINE OF STAGES
Fare rednced to 81, so from Providence to
Boston.
HNHE Citizens Coach Company have used
IL and are still using their utmost cndeavors
to run the Commercial Line of Of the road, that
they may have an opportunity of again DOOM
ing passengers to pay them three dollars for a
passage to Boston. But it seems the public
are determined to defeat their object by the
patronage they give the Commercial Line.
Stages will leave Providence every morn
ing at O'Clock. Books kept at Wilder's,
July H. A. FULLER.
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ridicule. We, as well as others, have amused
ourselves at her expense, yet whilst we have
INDUCED in meriment at her cost, we have
regarded her as woman Of indsputabls ma
tive talent, and MS ono who is 80 more sinncd
against than SHINING" As she has injured no
one, and is perfectly inodensive, though she be
loquacious and some'imes unnecessarily impu-
dent, We cannot but hope that she will be snf--
fered to wend ber>way peacefully. aud unmo-
!. . o
Tested through the world.
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FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDE NCE.

FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE
YyHE occupant of this fashionable place Of
IL resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the summer
season: II is situated on an eminence, which
comman Is beautiful view of the adjacent
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited it, to be delightful place Of resort for
those in pursuit Of ease and comfor,:-His
earliest Cherries are now iipe; he keeps all
other kinds Of Fruit that this climate Affords;
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
&rc--his table will at all times be furnished
from the choicest selections Of the market;-
his very commodious Hall is furnished with
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladies:-his long Alleys in the
best order for the accommodation those who
will please to visit his house for rccreation.-
A 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 inhale the
pure atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, June 81.
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REMOVAL.
law. tc.

50 AMUEL J. BOWER, Sign Painter and
- Glider, has removed TO the Hamilton Bull
ding, 3D. story, over MIR. Franklin Richmond s.
and opposite Mcssss. Low Fcnncr's, Mar
ket-sircct, where Sign and Ornamental FAINT
mo-, g.. Aug. 4.
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July IL
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MFR. ABADIE respectfully informs the
lvl public that his second course Of lessons
will commence next week.-Mrs. room is direct
ly over Mr.. Enoch Steere's store Cheapside.-
Information will be given at Messrs. Hutchens
s. Cory's Book store, or at his room.
AuDnst a.
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Ve,O Yor and r. Island Steam boat Line
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
N-y.FryE TIMES A wEEK-<11}

hJ-FIvE TIMES wEEK.-EO
STEAM BOATS WAsHINGToN, Capt. E..
- s. Bunker; CoNNEcTIcUT, Capt. Com
stock; and FULTON, Capt. r. S. Bunker
One Of the above boats, will leave for New
York, every Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Sat rday, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
The Washington's regular days Of starting,
are Sundays and Wednesdays, at 10 O'Clock, :,
A. nj. The Fulton or Come cticut, will leave
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Juiy 4,
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A PERSON who understands the art of
IA coloring hair from any shade to bcauti-
fnl black, will be happy to wait on any one
wishing his services; by inquiry at this office
b;s address will be given.
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pliALmen, of her wishes. she detained him
whilst she wrote the following note.
ut Home, June 20, 1921.
Miss Vilars begs leave to salute Mr.. O'Con-
ner very respectfully and TO offer him her as
surances Of great respect and affectlonate re-
gard, and whilst she would not unne cessarily
annoy him, she asks, respectfully to be in
formed, il Mr. O'Conner will favour her with
the pleasure Of his society, in accordance with
his promises made yesterday.
Miss Yillars assures Mr.. O'Connor, that in
making this request, she is not actuated by
motives of simple female curiosity, and that on
the contrary, he will be satisfactorily as
snred, that Miss Villars is actuated by the
best of motives. Miss v. resides at No.
-, - street, Providence.
FRO gE CONTINUED
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"THE PAPERS ARR BARREN."-In the
course Of our editorial life, we bave often sn,il-
cd. at the groans and complaints of sundr,
members Of the crat, who, by the way Of an
apology for TIE general dulness Of their pa pers,
complain, that :" the papers are barren" THIS
is an apology which no man. who pretends 70
the possession of particle OF mind or genius,
should ever make Indeed il is made By nole
other than your downright leather-heads Sup
pose the whole craft should make the san
complaint. where should We end Why, in
little time. those whose talents are confined 10
scissors and the paste pot, would not be eha-
bled 10 ill up the space. which they TOO often
occupy, merely to drag out a miserable sfaic
Of existence, Let every one who makes an
pretensions to the claims Of an editor simpi,
perform his duty, write the part assigned hin
let hun throw aside his habits of indolence art
his chalice Of wine, and we shall never have
any complaints about the barrcnness OF the
papers
. But the fact is, newspapers are too often en-
""s'e" ~ 'hs management Of INDIVIDUALS WI"
are perfectly incapable Of performing The tasks
assigned them;-and II is from this descr p'.on
of dunderheads, that we have so many com
plants about "the barrenness Of papers. -
No man who possesses the least ambition, will
ever make such an apology; and the man who
cannot make out newspaper, without avail.
in; himself Of the labours Of his eghbors and
Editor, than he is for the discharge of the du-
ties, assigned to the pilot Of the skies.
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srrAM ENGINE NOTICE.

.vuyHoSE who may be dcsirous Of obtaining
Steam Engines. made on thc-plan adopt
cd by the Providence steam Engine Company
will apply to the Subscriber
All ic,,srs by mail must be postage paid.
JOHN A. WADSWORTH
sth mo a. hgen' r. - To-
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PEOVrCENCE.
HENRY O'CONNOR.
(CO NTIN UFD.l

(CoNTINUED.)
al hate him for the lie he spoke,
hate him lor the rOtc he broke" MORTON.
Il" There might have bces destiny; but no
Our hearts denyn ;-and so young, so fair,
Good without effort, great without foe
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How many ties did that stern moment tear
From thy sires, TO his huinblest [mcnia'sl breast
Is linked the electrical chain Of that despair,
Whose shock was an earthquakes, and oppress'
The land which lov'd thee so, that none could 10,
thee best.o
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-08
TIRGUyLg-Berkeiey Count Court to ,si..

lIRCLfL4-Berkeiey Count Court, to sis:
AUcusr IksM, 1897
Jacob NsnDofen, Phebr Bennett. Garrett Voor.
bees end Elizabeth, HIS wife, lsssc Nanasdall
and Maria hts wife. James z Kerney, Jacob
d. herney, Richard Gartrelland Maris, his
wife, Elizabeth ksrney, M.rgaret Kerney
Susan Eerney and CStharine Kerney, the said
Jacob ". d., Elizabeth, Margaret Susan and
CathRrine, infants suing By their next friend
jacob Van Doren, P!aiahgs,
AGAINST
Cornelius Vsnasdall and Peter VsnssdaIl. exc.
cutors and deyisees OF John VaHasdal,, dec.
Christian Van Dozen and Phebe his wife, 10.
seph C. Hawkins and Mary his wife, Albert
ID. Branta and Hannah his wife, William Camp
bell and Catherine his wife, Philip Hsrter
and Alley his wife. and William CGrrey and
Sarah hrs wife, being also devisees of the
said John Vanssdall, decd. Defendants.
Ia CHANCERY.
EvilE defendants not having entered their ap.
d pearance, and given security according 10
the act OF Assembly and The rules Of this court,
and il appearing TO the satisfaction Of this court
that they are cot inhabitants Of this state-I is
Ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in November next,
and answer the bin Of the plaintiffs, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted for two
months sue -~essiveiy in the MsrtinsburgGazetie,
and be posted at the door Of the Court House
Of ibis county a Copy-feste,
Ang. %, 1897 ID. HUNTER, c.B c.
TLRGLVIA, Berkeley County Court. 10 4Vit:
.3prat Term. 1877
Amelia Turner. widow OF Simeon Turner,
dec plaintiff.
against
Thoms. c. Lane, George s. Lane. Iohn N.
Lane, Elliot I. '4sne, Wrlougbby W Lane.
isaac N. Garter, William Miller and Mary r
ms VIE, late Mary + Lane john Martin, Jun.
and Mary F. has wife, late Mary r. Carter
George Webb, George w. webb, Edwin ID
webb, Willoughby Lane Webb. John s. webb.
William Richie aud Clarissa n. his aife late
Clartssa n Lane, Mary Ann Lame, George G.
Z. Lane. Alice Lane William Lane. and lanes
, Lane, heirs OF James s. Lame, sen. dec.
Defendants.
IN CHANCFRY
The defendants William Miller and Mary
F his wife, Iohn N. Lane, Elliot 7. Lane,
John Martin, jun. and Mary F. his wife, George
Weoh, George w Webb. Edwin q. Webb,
Wiilodghby Lane Webb, John s Webb, vii.
liam Richie and Clar,ssa Y. his wife, Mary
Ahn Lane, George g.. 4 Lane. Alice Lane,
Niiil9m Lane and James S. Lane. NOT having
entered their appearance ard gwen security
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this court. and 1T appearing to the sa,isfac.
tlon Of this cour, that they ase not inhabitsn
q ibis siate-h is Ordered. that the said absent
defendants do appear here on the 2nd Monday
IN Not, amber next, and answer ths bill of the
plaintiff, and that a copy of shIs order De
forthwith inserted tor TWO months a.ccessiye)y
m the Nartins5utg Gazette, and be posted at
the do'r of the Court House of his county.
A Copy-fes,e, ID. HUNTER, C. BE.
Aug 9. 1897.
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DUBLiC SALE. vii be sold by public
l. vendue, on Friday the 9th of November
next, on the farm formerly belonging TO Simeon
Turner, deed one mile from H4rdscrabbl,
the following property, TO wit. Horses, Cows.
twenty head Of Sheep, about thirty bead of
Hogs; three excellent bar shear ploughs. three
double shovel ploughs, liarrows, Farming I'm.
pleinents OF all kinds, together with number
OF articles, too tedious 10 mention; also, five
hundred bushels OF Corn in the heap, which
WIZ De sold 10 lotsto suit purchasers, about Que
hundred bushels ~ofoats, and a quantity OF Buck
Whea'. Terms made known On lne day of sale.
Sale to mme about 10 O'Clock, 8. m. and
Que attendance giveo by
October IS. JOHN BOWERS. Jun.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY PoR SAFE

The undersigned will offer for sale. at
Pn5hc ~.3uct0H, on The premises, on Friday The
9h day OF November next, that E.4LU.RBLE
FdR.H wherein he at present resides, in the
county OF Berkeleyi it contains two hundred
and sixty acres, about one third Of it is in good
umoer-the improvements are comfortable
Also. a Farm Of one hundred and one acres.
near wiiliamspsrt, on the Virginia side OF the
Fotomac, about one third Of this tract is clear.
cd, the balance well tinbered. Also, a LOT
near stephens Mill, containing five acres, on
which are a comfortable Dwelling House and
wagon makers Shop. will sell the two last
mentioned pieces Of property to the highest
olooer, without reserve, and upon accommo-
dating terms. will slso sell, without reserve,
several likely YOUNG NEGROES. all my
Steck, consisting OF Horses, Colts, Cows. Sheep
and Hogs; two good Wagons, Ploughs. Harruws
and Farming implements OF every description.
am exceeding DESTROYS OF selling the whole of
the above mentioned personal es,ale, as I Intend
quitting farming and wish all who are disposed
10 purchase, to attend he sale. Tue terms will
Dc made accommodating.
JOHN S. PoRTERFIELD
OCtoher I9-fs
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SADIrTEY.
THOMAS



No. IS, South. Street, Baltimore.
HAS lately commented the Importation OF
II Plated. Steel, and Tin'd Saddlery, such as
Patent Spring and Fancy Stirrups;
Plated and Steel Brdle biis, OF all kinds;
Ladies Slipper s~tirrups (good).
Curb Chains and Martingsl Hooks:
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handles;
Plated and Steel Bridle.bnckles;
Brass Trunk nails; Bucksklns;
Halter and Trace Chains;
Patent fire proof Powder Flasts;
Patent Shot Chargers (Syke's);
English Bridle.lesthers, double and single;
Girth and Slraining Webs, Whips. &c &c.
As these Goods are bought in England from
the Manufacturers, al the lowest Cash pricss
persons dealing in the above articles, would
doubtless do well by calling before they make
their purchases: added to which, the Importer
is a young beginner in this line OF business, and
is therefore, necessarily compelled, to sell fos,
in order to ensure customers.
The advertiser also Manufactures and keeps
constantly for sale, Wholesale aud Retail,
Saddles and Brides. Of al kinds;
Saddle bags Valises; Carpet-5ags;
Harness: Trunks, sc &c
dJOrders by Mail or Otherwise, attended 10
with correctness and punetusil'y; and Gooas pai
az Joe, as they raoald be, sgers tie PURCHASE
present
Baltimore. Sept, s. 1877
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dent 10 offering 1t TO the public as an mp, opsi
-beaiciRe IN those diseases which il ploie sses 10
cure, and one that has rendered The most on.
tir. sallsfaction to all those who have bad an
opportunity OF observing and testiig les sslu.
taFy effects. In confirmation of which they
| now present to the public under the sanction
OF ,he following certificates from Physicians.
Dfuggists and Merchants IN different parts Of
lhe country.
CERTIFICATES:
We. the subscribers. have sold La .Jfott's
Cough Drops, as agents for the Alessrs Cr0s6y's
The aiediclae has obtained the appreciation Of
the pubic, By efiscting many cures OF the dis
eases fr which 1t IS recommended We have
lheretcre no hesitation in recommending LA
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS as an excellent
medicine.
G. Dawson, druggist, and late U. s. Sur.
geon at Fort Fsystte. Pii,sbnrg. Pa. J.. Hsmm,
VI. ID and f. d. Dovner, druggists, GAINESVILLE,
VIM. Mount, NJ. ID. Dayton; NJ Wolf & Co
Apothecary's Hall, Goodwin & Ashton, and
Falrchi'dS & Co. druggists, Cincinnati: Ira
De'ano. druggist, Chiilicothe. 5. shsrpIess.
merchant, 1t. Clairsyitse, d. Brubacher & Co.
merchants,S Springfield; l. p. Frazier. merchant.
Aenia; VIM. Lowry, merchant, Lebanon, (0)
DE- +. Ferris, Lawrenceburghi DIR. IL. Watts,
Madison, (ind,sna) Thomas Wells, druggist,
Nashville; Thomas Davis, shelbyyille; and
DR.. George M'Daniel, CiarkssiIle, (Tenn)
Byers & Butler druggists, Louisville; F. Floyd.
druggist, Frankfort; DR.. NJ. @. Ashby, Rich
mond; Cru.chteld & Russell. druggists. Dam
vile; MIlvaiae & Allen, merchants, Shelby.
vlllei +. ID Price. merchant, Georgetown; L.
& II brents. merchants Paris; Alexander &
Stockton merchants. FiemIngsburgh. I ID.
Atwood, Greensburgh: f. Frabue, druggist.
Russelhille; and K. d. Kerchival. Druggist,
Bsrdstown. (~kentncky
Certificates Of iabsrian. cltres will accOs1pGny
each Bottle .piih particular directions fer using.
USoid wholesale BY o. rs. Crosby. Co.
%luinbus, Ohio, aud by 1. Thompson. Smith &
PearsAll. Fullerton & sexton. Butler & Jen-
kins, druggists, Philadelphia. and by S Sweet.
eF, George & James bsiley. George II. & !.
S. Keerl, Balhaore. Zach bottle contains IS
doses-price 81. To be had Of JAMES
THOMSON. druggist, near the Court. House.
NJ ArlinSburg, Va Jan 4.
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TRUST SALE-By virtue OF slrust Deed
d exc uted to the undersigned on the
gay OF February, 1896. by Andrew UIm and
Mary his wife. for certain purposes therein
mentioned, and now of record in the county
court OF Berkeley. the undersigned will T,o.
eeed to sell for CASH in front of Abraham
A'ar'a'ts Tavern, (Hnke's Ran) on .Sat,r tay
Che let day Of December neri, the one ninth ,srt
or share OF an undivided TRACT OF land
Containing us acres, late the property of John
fitzer. decd. This farm sdjoins The lands Of
Archibald Shearer, Charles Downs, and others
near the River Potomac, and is well improved
ahe sale will take place between the hours OF
~ and o'clock Such title as is vested in me
IS trustee, (Which is presumed to be goOd)
Will De made the purchaser.
ADAM LEWIS. Trustee.
Nov. i-ctds.
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EGikOES FOR SALE-Wih BE- sold DC.
~ fore the from door of the court house IN
Martinsburg, on Monday the 18th day Of No.
vember next, (being the FIRST day Of Nov. court, }
tive Virginia born SLAVES, Consisting Of a
Woman and her four children, two Boys and
two Girls. The Woman is twenty four years
old, very likely, and equal to sny in the state
as a house servant-,he eldest Boy Turning Of
seven years. They wilt be sold for Cash
October 10, JAMES HARRISON.
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FSsHE prOprietors Of La .toa's
l. Cough Drops have refrained
from saying but l:,ie in com
mendalion Of this proposition,
beng confident tia, is value
would prove a sufficient recon-
incubation! from the increased
demand for the article, and the
great celebrity which It has gain
cd IN every pest OF the u. States
where 1t Is kBowu-Gnd in osder
to render It as extensively use-
FIJI as nnsaihle- fhav f. conf.
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SALE,-By virtue of a deed

EBUBLiC sALE.-By virtue OF a deed
e. OF trust, executed BY George Newkirk to
the undersigned on the l4th day OF May, 1921,
and duly recorded in Berkeley county, | snail
on .9lo,.aGy The l2h day Of Aovem6er nsrs. be-
fore the door Of the court house in Msrtlns-
burg Berkeley COUNTY, Virginia, offer Tor ssie
four TRACTS OR PARCELS OF L.INiD,
lying IN Berkeley county, Nrglnla-one Of SAID
tracts IS STATED TO contain 240 acres, lying on
Elk Lick, q branch of Tilnanses Branch, and
a1Joinng lands formerly belonging 10 Michael
Rawiings, &c. another of said tracts lies on a
branch OF Back Greek, and IS sad to contain
104 acres-one other tract SAID 10 Contain 90 a
ores and one rood, and adJoins Henry Riner and
lands formerly owned by John Shields-aAsn,
one other tract, said to coutsin.49 acres, lying
near Flemming's Ferry on tie Potomac River,
formerly owned by jacob Miller. The SAID
lands will be offered tor sale for the purposes
mentioned in said deed-one third of the pur-
chase money to be paid al the time of sale, 'he
residue Intvo equal annual payments thereafter.
Such title VIII be made the purchaser or pur.
chasers as is vested in me as trustee
ARCHIBALD ORTERFiELD, Trustee
September 27.-ts.