davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
70 the XiaAies.

WE feel pleasure in announcing The arrival of
a great many rich and fashionable articles to
ictich We aOuld direct their attention.
Superb Crimson and white Meiino long Sha~ls
OF Scarf
do DO do Shawls handsome fig
Rich PLAID Italian aud Grosdenaple Silks (newest
Very sup plain Silks assorted shades---fol trim
nIings
and iet black Italian and eros de Maple Silks
Canning Ribbons, ofvcry sup qualify
Heavy rich fSd. Black Mandarin Grapes and
Robes
Do Plain do
A large assortment Brussels Thread Lace and
Edgings
Nissoiongi Calicocs and splendid PLAID do.
Grccian Cling hams, for Winter season
Crazy Jeans Caps, Swiss Muslin and Robbincf
Collars
A splendid assortment fgd. and plain Swiss
aud Book Muslins
Plaid and striped Cambrick Nluslins, at every
price
Fine aud superfne long Lawns
Belt Ribbons, ofeyery hue of the Rainbow
Cotton, Worsted aud silk Hoziery OF sup. quail
"
The above comprizes few Ofthe leading ar
ticles of our assortment, which shall be offered
at a small advance ofthc New York. prices.
Nick EE ROBINSON &CO.
Qct %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

r AMP Oils barrels winter strained
IA Lamp OIL, warranted to be ot a superior
quality, for sale by ...,.........
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
NJ,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

Flannels, Calicoes and Bombazctts,
Wil be sold AT low prices by
ANDREWS l. BROTHERS.
Nov. Il,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

$500 -Tssssf=s
= wxAr M. d n -r.ts-~F 81 aiss4's q -.
I'd :. 49, faR a.. 80 .siszefiisa VIII =
-. .,.si,pn on = cte.ai - tsrae "'"'ti',
Al. Frasiin HOTEL. N lsachbpig- /"
' = consisting Of 4nea, 'nch Anu
1I.e, are neg,ses - Hhe cha'"''e' :
,i,,.,,, are .rxeral cooks ss1s hnusf 80
- lfthrv I've net sold lnone "a, the SAT- -
-. ,,aed ,ssil they arr al sold.
st=,.y,,,,...rihs.r - III likewise sell pfNh'ey ms
...t.,d an Bedford eannis. situated on ''e
- ,o,,th felix's q Geose Creek. ana on
-, ,,,,,,, road leadtnr ifam tsnehbarf 10 NJ
- ,~Des west Of Liberty ami "HJo"nR
- p,t,ra tteonfans sbput l9" acres 81
p s,.,..,e uncIearrd lie pat "h'ch i
=5,..t.,,.a s,crpi very stnsli portion ~ ~
ss.,,.,L,,so ls,.i. OF the cleared land. VOW ("
- .,s In. grounds nftl,e ffst qualify '"" we
z..t..t., rrr,ar1,nhlc fns hen iaho. i''s
-, - the hest tracts Of land ~ 'h' "P
=, e,,,,,,, h,,ug well adapted TO the cuh""'
80, ,f,.,,..., aud al kinds OF gra'n " e' re-
,,.,t,,a, .,li and Is very free from stone y u
.sid.a !, - otild usl.e Two very handsome ""'A
a. Ii mall In. dove u thdse Who "ish '" I"'-
-. y4.btt Persons wishing 10 rnfch's' m'y
-, ~ tho suh,rtihrr residing IA TIE "e'Ru
,.,,,6,aa of New London. % 10 capt b"'''u'
sliding neat ihc tracts. ,,,,,>,r
IDS
~ Tic Editors or fhr Enquirer whl Inse'
th, Amy. ajyctti arrfoi oil the dhF OF sh'' nv"
forward their bill ,s this allice for phymrnl-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
GaInett's New W olk,

7u5I received, and for sale al l. cents, one
- ~! most Humorous article. drawn forth
by t4e \ 'denial Eeollun.--lt beats the Horse
Race :" = hollow {. A. NITHERS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
RIVER Low GROUND.

There ls on this tract, in addition 10 the usual
improvements GRisT Il SAW MILL. The
cfms Will be made known on the day OF sale
1 ne title OF the above property is unQuestona
hiei bui acting as Trustees. we III convey on
ly such title 0s IS vested IN us by sad deed
{. p DORMAN, I NJ
VIM, WILSON. 1'USee''
November % ,.ds1s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
WHEAT ;,

: ( WISH To purchase 10000 bushels of Vic,
- Tor which the highest cash price " Ill be pig
en-, A. HATCHER, Lynchbu,r.
Oct. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
\ Tract ofI.and.

living in the county Of Kockbridge, ON the Nou}
River, aud on which said Porter now resides
containing about l55 acres portion of whict
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
nlI.lIAM IRVINE.

oct - IN ..,
n Tie Editors Of thr Enquirer wan '"se''
al sl,a,. advent .r,nrni oil the dhy OF sale and
fs..-.,d their lite tAis Office for payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
~ YME pA.ANVENS.

,ImlY 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

Fflh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

Nov 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

1t is stated that tue costs in one otthe
eases lately argued in the supreme
court. Washington. amounted to h'7y
ar forty thousand dollars. This was
paying rather dear for the whistle
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

Tneremation Of JVido,os in LndiG.-A
public meeting has been held in York.
ENG relative to the burning of Hin
doc Widows in India. The Lord Mayor
presided. 1t was shown to the meeting
that the practice was contrary TO the
religious books of the natives of the
highest authority, that il was volunta--
ry act, not commanded by law, and
that the suppression of the inhuman
practice might be effected with the most
perfect safety to their Indian dominions.
La particular, it was stated, on good
authority, that the Marquis of Hastings
had declared that he would have prohio'
tied these acts of self immolation, in
case he could have relied upon the pop
ular voice being in his favorin England:
the danger, in his opinion, being in
England, and not in India.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

A Fortoard Iafart.--A case of Sc
ductinn was tried in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of New York, in which Miss
Wilbelmina Cooper recovered verdict
for the sum of 500 dollars, against hei
betrayer, Master GuIian Rutan, an in.
Jant. The counsel for the defendant
says the Commercial, made an earnest
appeal in behalf of his client, for the
mitigation of damages, on account Of
his tender years: but Mr.. Price insisted
that though an infant, he was neverthe-
les, old enough to be the father of an
infant, and should therefore ba made to
smart tor his juvenile perfdv.
Asw, Yo,k Caeeiie.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

We are in fair way of learning all
the mysteries that have been hidden from
the common gaze for past centuries. 1t
will be seen by the following from the
Berkshire American that the Shakers a.
well az the Freemasous have lost their
secret This is truly wonderful age
we live in.--Prot Jour.
"Liieraru.-We are informed that Mr.
Haskell, of New Lebanon, New York,
is preparing for the press, a work to be
entitled "Skaksrism unmGsked." The
sum and substance of which nay be
guessed at by the title. We are like
wise told that the society of Shakers, of
which Mr. Haskell was lately a member,
have commenced, or threatened to com
mence, a snit against him for taking a.
way their Code OF Divinity, and certain
papers which have hitherto rested secure
IA the archieves of the society-andfr from
which in the work proposed, large ex
tracts are promisedo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24
From the National Mtelkigencer.
TRADE WITH BRITISH COLONIES.

Ahhbb WI II DNl ION SOLONlES.
In both Houses Of Congress- yesterday, Re-
ports were made, by Mr.. J. S. Johnston, in the
Senate, andby Nj Tonlinson, in the House of
Representatives, accompanied by bills, in sub
stantlally the same form, for regulating trade
and intercourse between the UEiled States and
the British Colonies.
The reports in both Houses are of conside-
rable length, and exhibit much industry and
research Our readers WILL in few days,
have an opportunity of seeing them
The object al the bill, it will be seen, is, to
prevent the admission of any vessels into the
ports OF the United States, after the 3o,h day
oil September next, frum the Colonies and DOS
sessions Of Great Britain, including them all
by name except Upper Canada: with proyi.
sioE for the suspension Of the act in either Of
two cases, VIZ. First, if the President shall re-
ceive satisfactory evidence that the ports in The
British Colonies and Possessions are omen 10
the admission Of vessels Of the United States
paying no higher or other duties than those
levied on British vessels, and that our vessels
are permitted 10 export theretrom the same
produce, and on The same terms as British YES.
sells, then this act may be suspended by Drocla.
nation of the President. Secondly, the bill
proposes the provision which Mr.. GA1I.r,u
was authorized to propose 10 the British Gov.
ernment, viz. that if vessels of the United
States are admitted into the British Colonies
or Possessions, paying no higher duties than
the vessels OF Great Britain, and permitted to
export thence, to any country except Grea,
Britain, any articles which British vessel, NAV
export, then the President may declare. bv Dro.
clamatior, that British vessels arriving in the
United State; from the Colonies of Grea, Ri.
tain, shall not be subjected 10 any higher duties
than vessels Of the United States, sc.
From and after the date of such nroc,,m,
ton, IN either case, the acts Of Congress of 1919
1920, and 1923, being all the acts RESTRICTING
this trade. are declared 10 be repealed. the ess
iect OF which repeal will be, to leave British
vessels at liberty 10 clear from the United S,,,..
to any Country whatever as,our vessels NAV
Clear thence. a'
! ne general language Of this 40. is 10 saw. to
IN. me; BRITISH Government, if you will open the
direct trade between the Uaited States ~
Inc Colonies, we will do the same; if YOU ;ns;s,
on the eircuitous trade, we shall follow vo"r
lead. Ihe bill seems to be framed in a sn;,;,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24

of amity, by which also the report OF the Con-
mi,tee of Commerce in each House appears 10
be characterized. a, this we are the more era.
tiled, as we are decidedly opposed to any thing
like quarrel between the two nations upon any
question such as the one involved IN this COZ.
troversy, which each nation has an lndispu,
bic right to act upon municipality, without G.
fence to the other We have no doubt that in
the end, Great Britain will see her interest in
retracing her steps, seeing that the United
States is entirely disposed TO act towards he!
on priuciples Of reciprocity
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1927.

On our FIRST page to-day will be found an IN
structive Memoir respecting Florida, from the
pen Of Judge BRAcKENRIoGE. ne history Of
Florida. Of which this Memoir furnishes some
traits /, a tale o, romantic interest. 1--we are
no, snis,aken, were the Judge to trace the hisIo-
~ Of ihis territory, in the DAYS OF Hernando
Soto, more minutsly, il would increase instead
os diminish in interest. Nat INTEL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24

ing his name, and his interests, with The very
soil Of our Republic.
1 am, respectfully.
Your most obt. servt.
II. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
Col. ]. M. WHITE,
Delegate Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24

ina proposals must be made per cubic jc0t,
ana must State the names Of the suretes.
ne timber when delivered, mus, undergo
me inspection and measurement agreeably 10
the printed rules adopted by the Commission
ets' dated September LIST, 1926, as prac,ised 4.
the several Navy Yards.
De published twice aweek in the National Intel.
hgencer and National Journal, pYuskington. Bait.
more American and Baltimore Patriot, 8u1imoye Au.
rora and franklin Gazette and democratic Press Phi
Mdefph'a Commercial Advertiser and New.York Ane.
rican: NeaO- York. Maryland Republican, Annapolis,
and Easton Star. Alexandra Gazette Norfolk Her
aid. Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Wing
onarles'oh Cny Gazette and Southern Patriot. sa'
yannah Republican, and Georgia Journal Raleigh
Register and Raleigh Star.
dec 25-27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24

At Athens, Geo. on the LIST inst. the Their
mometer s,ocd at a deg. Of cold rarely expert
enced in this State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-24
Mast and SPAR TIMBER.

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Deceniber %, 1926
TIME Commissioners OF the Navy VIII re
ceive Sealed proposals, until the Is Feb
ruary next, for the supply Of the following Mast
and Spar Pieces, deliverable at the respective Ma
Wy Yards, on or before the LIST OF July, ls27,a
Me,0- York.
2 halfspndles, 9 fishes main mast
heel pieces, side trees
fishes, and side trees, for foremost
quarter spindles, 60. ,,;,.nr,o.,
l cheek, and paunch,
fore and main top-nast
lower half main yard
main and mizen top sail yards
2 main, l fore, and mizen.top-gaant- mast
ib.booms, ) flying do. and spanker.boom
The above for "a gun ship.
fishes and side trees for man-mast
fishes, half spndles, and side trees for forenas
l spindle, cheeks, and paunches for mizen.maE
quarter spndles, and paunch for bow-sprt
fore and mizen-toP-masts
lower half main yard
4 main, l fore, and , mizen.top- sailyards
main, 4 fore, and 2 mizentop-gallnt -masts
4 jb-booms, a flying do. and spanker-booms
The above for ~ gun ship.
Philadelphia.
l fore and mizen top.mas
! fore-top.galant-mast
z nan.yard pieces
4 bow-sprit pieces
sprit-sail-yard
top-gallant yards in one piece
2 spindle pieces for main.mast
2 fishes, heel pi ces for fish
side trees, 4 heel pieces for side trees
cheek pieces, 2 heel pieces for cheek
spindle pieces sor foremost, fishes, heel piece
2 side trees, 2 hsel pieces
All the pieces for the mizen.mast
The above for ship of the line.
a half main cheeks. iore rrrrs
. main sTde:trees, fore fish
l bow-sprt piece, heel piece for main-cheek
l heel piece for fore cheek, half main.yard
l half fore-top- yard, 2 main fishes
2 main spindle pieces, fore.top gallantmast
half man-top-sa yards,
l mizen-top.salyard in one piece
l spritsail-yard
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
VIM. II. FitZMhylsonn.

COOK SELLER, BINDER s. ST.lTYONrER.
I'd AS just received bis fall supply of goods part OF
Il n which consists of most superior large papers OF
different sizes, for Blank Books and as they hav e
been laid in very adyantageously, for cash. be can
sell Day Books Journals Ledgers and all other Aux
i!iary and Record Books cheap any other per-
son and certainly manufactured as well.
great variety of writIng papers for ordinary pur-
poses, such as Folio Post, Fools Cap and Letter pa,
pers, plain and hot pressed, at remarkable low
prices.
Family Pocket and School Bibles, PRAYER, Psalm
and Hymn Books for all denominations of Christians
old standard literary works and all the late new publ
cations.
Spccacics mounted in gold, silver and STEEL spare
glasses to put in old frames magnifying glasses spy
glasses, microscopes.
Cto1cS-Alathemaca Instruments, surveyor 3 { ON.
vases and Chains, Thermometers, IIydro,neters Mag
nets.
IFaier Colours Black Lead and Camel Flair Pen
ellis Drawing Papers Bristol Boards. Ivory Paper.
,Ncw .Unsic-Futcs, VroIins, Flageoefs F,crs
Spanish Guitar, Violin and Piano Strings Bows
Pegs, Blank Music Books and Paper.
SctooL H0Ots-Greek, Latin, French and English
School Books.
Handsome Canes, with and without Swords Snuff
Boxes in great variety, Steel and Silver Pens SUPERB
Pen Knives Razors, Shaving Boxes and Glasses
Green, Red and Black Sealing Wax aud general
assortment OF other articles of Stationary
w. H. f. will sell any article in his store as chean
as II can he bought AT any other in the State.
~ BOOKS bound in the best manner and on Low,
TERMS Sc 26-Ct.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
Mahogany and Forte Pianos

ME subscriber has receivea large supply ma
n hogany panks, boards. pauncs and veneers, Newell
posts band rails, counter panhs and bannster stuff;
general assortment of figured and plain hair cloths, copal
vafnis carved feet, scrOe stumps besead posts
and Venetian blinds aud is constantly with
the most select journeymen, cabinet furniture
and sofas of the taSiions and has hand, few
Snod toned pianos; all of which will be at reduced
prices, for cashier good paper Also for hire,
est notice. neat funeral HEA RISE. with gentle horses.
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House,
sept G--wts Main Street, Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
New and seasonabIe Goods.

ALL & MOORE have ius, received by the scht
y u Fly from New York, e following desirable Cro9s:
Abeautlu assortment Of lace goods consisting Of c1pcs,
caps, cloaks, prlcrrrs, half lids.
Thread lace edgnss and ii-er,jncs
Gi"ghams' Gillian Stripes, striped auup plain batisie
Silk md worsicd bercgcs, Nc sc.
Superior caiicoes cambria, iacpuet and null n1s.:rs
Plain and G2ursd Swiss and book mUslins
English and frCuch Sin Hosery, gord as5ort,usn,
Mems and womcns cotton and thread hosiery, do.
Black Italian Ln'cs;rirgS, Gro &c Naples and
French FTorences, very superior,
English and French Black Bom5aliues or very ssyciio
quality and colour
Black satiHs, satin 'eva0tinrs aud
Blask silk canblet, heavy and goo5,
Black narkin and Caution Grapes. superior
Black and white figured silks and Bareges
Thread, brow c4o'bric and hoykjn gloves
Long white kid andhoIseskin gloves superior
Very superior yellow and white naukeeus
Morocco riticulcs Of new and hlndsume patterns
large and beautiful assortment of
and IA Irish Linens, sd aud 6-I Sheeiinrs
Cd and 10 table diapers, also diaper crash and hucka
back toweliiugs, fancy silk and beregc hlkis
She'll tuck, side and curl consbs. dressing combs.
In additionto the above they have and always keep on
hand general assortment Of Dry Goods, and are recey-
ing fresh supplies by every packet from New York.
J r,ac g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
DRY GOODS,
FALL GOODS.

- ALI. NELSON has received by the Fly and Exit,
n n anu other recent arrivals from n. York and Phla-
deiphia' large proportion of his FAIL SUPPLY com
rsng general assortment OF FANCY and .SI.4EL F.
DRl GOODS-amung them arc:
upehne blue, black olive claret, ab and mixed cloths
Common and fine do do do do
Fine aud superfne pelissc and meriuo cloths
Blue, black drab and fancy coloured cassme res assorted
Commons fine and superGne cassinets
Coarse cloths linseys and milied kerseys for servants
Stout booking and floor cloth baize
White, red and green fam.els, assorted
So, 10, II, l2 and 13-4 heavy rose blankets
., 81, 4, AZ and 3 point do do
Printed floor cloths, carpetirg and hearth r,irs
Kan and figured bomba zets assorted
Swa'isdown, toinet and Naleucia yestng
Rich moleskin velvet and silk do
Cotton and silk velvet, bang up cords
british ana German oznaburgs clenburgs and burlaps
Russia duck, shee,ing and diaper
Irish sheeting, linen, lawns and diapers
o. q, . and lO-4 thread damask--napkins
Cashmere and ner'no shawls and long shaws assorted
Rich Canning shawls, a new article
Superior black Canton and Mandarin crane
Black scnshaws, levantiue and Italian lustrincs
Satin levantincs, black Mandarin satin
Black and coloured Gro de Nan, figured and nra,,
biack mode, black and cooured satin and norrure
Black figured null, book Swiss jacone 6 India uu.,ins
Cotton cambria and stripe and cross barred do
Swiss, iaconet and real India robes
Cnmmcn and fine cacnes, assorted
Extra rich London ChintZ do
Madras pullicat aud cotton bandanna hdGls
German flag and company do do
Fancy gauZe, barege and eros de aples do
Worsted barege, cashmere and merino do
Bobbinet and thread laces and edgings
Lace wells hdkls. peerines, capeS, collars and
rich patter7ls, and entirely neto &tshs
Ladies' black slate and white worsted huse
Mems do and halfdo
Black and white silk do and half do
Tortoise side, neck, curl and tuck combs
Brazilian she'll do do do do do
Sewing silk, thread, moulds buttons
Combs fancy SOAP, cotton balls md sposrs
Floss thread, pins, tapes, bohbins
Ribbons, cravar pads, stocks
Gloves assorted. tooth brushes needles
Umbrellas, looking glasses Sc. &c.
general ana large assortment of domestic brown and
Shtngs and sheetngs cheeks p!ads and stripes
oe"-tckins NC &s-with variety other Lew and ,esi
raoe Goods suitable to the season, all OF which he dis
posed to sell on moderate terms.
sept GO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03

"a OllCE'-I iofcTarn nj persons from cutting Wood
IN upon my piece Of land Of is acres and e2tsr,r-
from he road :" the north o piece of land formerly Mr..
VIM Mackenze's TO Coemaus line bounded on the Fast
oy piece % Land formerly the property Of the Nv Ar
sniDdi" bia and ON the West by the Hermitage Tract
Any person giving legal evidence against nv person
persons guilty OF e said offence shall he considered bv me
as n"'iHS Done me conSderabie service give the same
notice in regard 10 acres Of land in Duvas addition and
numbered in his plan 227, 223 aud 229-f will either sell
or lease for Of years the above parcels Of land
also acres more less, Richmond Ill., with brick
dwelling house Upon it, aud very near the City: the soil is
Of good quality.
For Rent, that large and valuable Lot and Houses ON
Nay street. at present occupied by Mr.. James Wallace
and also the three story Brick Tenement on 14tb Street
near Mayo Bridge Possession NJ both properties be
aH on use LIST Of October next will SELF reasonable
iefms the whole or any part Of the above property,
also the Lot on 18th Street, running back Virginia
Sfeet and adjoining the property OF Mr.. H. L. Wight.
JAMES INNES.
tISHiFor'; '!a7 10Th, 1881 WGm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
EXECUTORS SALE.

q Vai:sghte Ja'es ieiror Lasd, EyerJurg Prope,ly
-Ff%r"e& tre ant a .Naai.ftcturing MIL
pursuance at the last ~ Ill testament Of Wynn Gait
Il dec Executors, will expose 20 public sa IT, on the
premises en- Monday the 2&t day of November newt that
hg"y valuable tract OF ianl as in the roun;ies
hefst aud Campbell, which the late YIN. Cali died BOSSES
S"d Of The land lies adjoining aci side of The james
River and is cultivated Plantation. The quantity
OF land the Amherst side The River is oQo r,e -.
which! - g valuable River aud Greek lova,ols
Manufacturing MIL Saw Mill, Dwelling Ecusc for the
Sie', are hut Sova' Creek which runs through The
upper part Of this land and valuable as any Mill
property IN the upper county the building and machinery
having upwards of $4,000. The land on The Cam,
bel! side Of the River contains So acres, which 70 acres
are ""-S'"uns. On tins land there Is nrXhausible
bed of !mest"us which has been used building the Mill
as is of excellent qaa!i;y Cox buildings as manure fo
lanl. II j. contemplated land in The C,l!ovur
pacelS-0n the Amherst side, IstA}l the land below
StovaiS Creek, containing about 1881 acres in onc lot
%nd-The Amherst Mills, Saw Mill, and Dwelling House
with iGA acres of land attached in lot. .d-Thc
land above Stovnii Creek, containing PA another
lot And lasi!yhc land in Campbell viii be sold j., a
lot to ltSe!i-Ne dccm II unnecessary to give minute
description OF the Land hope pcsus disposed to pr-
Chasr VIII SATISFY themselves bv personal ohsrrvaiin,
The i"ut has bor FOR scrirs years under hig', STATE,
CT cultivation" = "r'ie and produces large rops OF
wheat c"ru and ,ohaeco, am rr'irye more .ciora,
taken with ci"v"T thdu any land tho RIVER cfnD r.
heat VIII he s"wn at The usual TING, l charge made
for ii to the purchaser, such may deemed reasonable
4LSO,
Vii be sold az the time aud place, al the rTrrs
attaches to >C! Plantation, Jeu. about % IN n;.mhrr,
among tiem valuable coopers ba7nce ezcc,!cf.
Hc!d lands, including meD women and .iiiaVn.
aESC
I-i be sold she clocks of horses cattle, sheep and s
win all the plantation utensils, AID liz crGs q 'ad
der. &c.
On Monday DE 5 day OF Dec. srsia. VIII be ca?osa5
70 pubic sale, in lie town % iynrnar2 ho following
Estate, bclo:4..g VIM AaIi's Estate, vjl: 4 len
Tenement foutin. Main St,rr, and running bach OF,
Water street, r" freiaiso br.s': Icocnros.
fronting Water ~ feet and r.in.fug ba-R SOL
feet-aiso building lots fta"ting ,cn o 7jo.er street 70
feet; the rar.oi owe o. the ut ruuu- ~ hi. street,