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U-slzte'S Diiiiosa5S1-We are giailed 10 learn
mat MIR Converse the publisher Of this great nation
al WORK. has put II To press, with the pecatioD that
may be completed in the of the ensuing twelve
or fifteen months.
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The British soop Of war EslS has oap,urar, on the
coast of Africa, Spanish vessel of 900 tons which
had on board 4b0 slaves, which she carried 70 Sierra
Leone says the n. Y. Mercantile.
a line OF steam boats is proposed between London
and ST Petersburg, touching at Copenhagcn-aid an
other line between Copenhagen and Stockholm.
.fohn Smith aius Read. who apprebonded for
obtaining large sums of money from several banks bv
forged and altered checks has been tried in Middle
sex comfy ". j. found guilty and sentenced TO- five
years hard labor, and TO pay fine of S250's Smith,
says 'he Frcdonian, ''has manifested a ycIv cou,mrn-
usoie disposition Ill freely Consening 10 his
p'unoer. Fen thousand OF the twelve thousand dol
iars OF which the Bank in Virginia and the Bank at
J" aShington City, were defrauded have been given
up under advice TO his ORDER and returned To thas.
inst u tons.
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'tTITIHt77tI' 'TIL IIty. T'I-I.
Thc parties interested In the execution of tic above
order, hereby notified that have appointed Saturday
the 18th day of September Commence the same
this office; at which lime and place they a,e rcqucd to
attend before the matters in reference by yirto nf
said Uder, with the necessary documents and proofs to
enable we 2tnorm said ordar.
II W., +; FrNrLYT6'Hrr. ~,
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g. the toad, ugly and vrromous,
Wears yet precious level in MS head. ="

Mr.. w. said he would not detau the COMPANY longer.
nor would he attempt TO notice and reply TO any par
ticuar charge against hin--hc truth though slow in
us approach, 'youd ultimately prevail lie begged
leave 10 propose toast, in The sentiment Of which he
cur.
2"r dtst5ng1tishcd guest, james Ross The early
ana eclent advocate of right to the free n1yign-
non OF the Mississippi, unramcIled by the will of any
foreign power-pow an advocate Of tho right Of Ane-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

MARRIED, on Tuesday. 9th inst by the Rev William
Hill, Doct. EYLETp HAYES of Kentucky 10 Miss MARY,
daughter of Walker Hawcs, Esq. of Iang William coul-
", Va
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The President AID Directors of tie Literary Fund.- I
against
John Williams, a,in'or Of John Cain, deed, Ef
appearing, from the bill Of pains in this cause
that John Cain, native OF Ireland died inestatc and am
alien by the laws of this cnlh, on the da,
of lG2 having lis last residence in the county al
Creenbricr, and leaving RELATIONS in the United States
or persons entitled to his goods and cattlcs under the
laws OF this commonwealth directing distribution ct
intestaie estates; aud, that on the day Of 1922,
ihe cohty court Of Greenbrcr granted Administrations
of his estate to JOHN Williams who in his character OF
administration took charge OF the personal effects of the
saa john Cam decd; and that the plaintiffs have Gle
heH bI! to have said decrced them for the bencs
OF the Literary Fund: 1t is therefore ordered, pubica-
ton thereof be made for three months, some newspapers
published at the seat OF government Of this State, in
some newspaper published the of government Of the
United States: And is further odege. that all persons
Claiming interest III said estate distributes of the
SAID John Cain, decd do appear and make themselves
defendants To this suit the FIRST day the next term az
this court or said estate will be decrccd the plaintiffs
IL copy. TeslG, JOHN A. NORTH CIcri
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JOHN ARMSTRONG,
FRANCIS TAYLOR,
JAMES MORRISON,
TlIO. G RICHARDSON,
PETER GRANT,
SAMUEL JANUARY,
JOHN WOOD,
THOMAS NEW MAN,
JOHN BROWN,
WILSON COBURN,
JOHN r. LANGHORNE,
RICHARD HENRY LEE.
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PfRGINIa:

At Superior Cour; Of Chanrery held GcenbIicr Cont
House ON Tuesc!ey, the 18th of june, 1897:
The Presidcm; amd Directors Of tie Literary Fund, I
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their confidence and attachment. They add 90 ,iuc
many heavy obligations under which thry have here
toi"re placed me- Their kndness ani appreciation
are among Tue best consultations for The bitterness and
malignIy which have been and yet continue to be
sailed
My visit to Kentucky for the natural purpose
OF pay 's necessary attention 10 my private affairs. IL
IL AFFORD me the opportunity of seeing and renewing
professions OF mutual attachment with nv fellow citi
zcns, shall not he deferred from nduginr in that
qualification, by the fear the dcuunciaton of INV
enemies regret, however, that faded AZ now am
by my journey and some of its agreeable incidents and
being moreover anxious to reach home, | cannot at
Tins time, accept of the invitation dinner which has
been so handsomely and kindly rendered me- I will
endeayor, on my return 10 my official duties 10 have
the honor OF dining with my fellow citizens of Hlavs
vile, II at that time should suit their convenience
In the mean time, pray you 10 them of my
very great sensibity TO the kind and distinguished
manner with which they have greeted my arrival
Tell them, that although my enemies are resolved to
spare no exertion TO destroy my public character,
will triumph over all their Vaccinations because
truth is oipnpotent, and public justice certain
with assurances of my high regard and esteem to
you, gentlemen. collectively we'll as indiy idualIy
pray you TO accept those also of my being, most
truly,
Your faithful aud
nbpIipnt Mt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
Your faithful aud
Ubcdient servant,
NIessrs. Jofn .q,mstrong, Sc. Sc.
IL. CI;AY.

.afd'1fan9-A letter from an intelligent citizen OF
Maryland TO gentleman in This city states that the
administration has gained much ground in that State
hat jackson will not receive than one vote and
that the probabilities against his getting that.
Maryland votes by Districts, aud gave Jackson votes
at the last election.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

late member of the General Assembly, has reques-
Ted us through gentleman of this place. formally to
contradict the statement made by certain Jackson par
tNans' That the Henry Clay who horse at Tree,
Hill races, was not Henry Clay, Secretary of State We
Sialeaccordngly, that the former Henry NJ CLAY
Of Milton, n. Carolina. We would have contradicted
the statement when first ii in an Ohio paper.
but we did not suppose that any man was fool enough
10 believe 1t. ltSeems however, that we were mista-
Ken IN this opinion and that numbers have believed
" ms Tie Jackson prints never correct the lies which
'hey publish to the prejudice of the Administration il
would be suPerfuous TO ask them 10 correct This one
Inc Circuit Court Of the United States for the trial
OF the three Spanards charged with murde or and piracy
on board the Crawford, now in session; but in con-
sequence of the arrival of the witnesses from
View York. the Court has been adjourned from day
70 dsy' They are rnOmendy expected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-23

CIRCULAR TO THE COLLECTORS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ,
Mech I~tn 1907

nIarcn ifn, 1871
SIR: ] send herewith, a copy OF the Presidents
Proclamation, dated this day, By the effect OF
wbirh you will perceive that the trade bs,wern
the Uniled States aud certain colonial ports of
Great Britain, as opened by the aet Of Congress
Of the Ist OF March, 1873, Ell led" An act 10
regulate the commercial iIierconrsc between the
United States and certain Brtish colonial ports {"
is closed; and that the provi.ions Of The act Of A.
pril the eighteenth, 1918, entitled " An act Goa
corning navigation and those OF The act of May
the fifteenth, 1920, ent.tled Z" An act supplement
tary to an act entitled, An concerning nayiga-
ton" are in force. These several acts have
heretofore been transmitted to you, at periods
when their provisions were in operation; but CO.
pies OF them are agIn enclosed for your infor
maIioa and government
A. British vessels from some Of The colonial
ports specified in the first section Of the act Of
the LIST of March 1923, may now be wi,ain The
United States, and prsequeniIy mast have ami.
we'd anterior to the date Of tie Proclamation, the
President directs that all such British vessels be
allowed to depart from our ports, wnb their car
goes. AS others nag arrive between the date oi
the proclamation and the time OF it's reaching you
be also directs that Is 10 these the frfeitures and
penalties Of the aforesaid acts OF April The 18Th,
1918, add May the 10th, 1920, be not enforced; ;
bit that they too be permitted to depart. And IT,
after you shall have received the proclamation
British vessels shonId arrive within the pons OF
the Unite States from some one or more Of The
said British colonial ports, in jsuorance Of the
existing prohibition which the laws Impose to
their entry, the President further directs, that IN
The case Of sp British vessels so arriving, prior
20 the frst day OF July next, you cause nolice o
be given TO them, soon possible, OF tie
prohibition, accompanied ~ orders for toe depsr-
ture within twenty four Lou.s, without UHsdirgi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-23

james RiUer Land for Sal

WILL sell reasonable terms my farm the county
u James City, the Island Of james Town. II contains
about HUNDRED cf land, 6ne state 81 n-
proyeneD and cutIvatiou au1 Of the most beautiful
arus 10 the lower country The soil IS fne for wes corn
aud coOu, md produces clover perfection
toni pleasant and airy james fver snd the farm il
seeded with wheat crop, aud prepared for eop 10
which my attention will be given till dspogej De he dwell
ing houeis spacious and hne repair tue ouou e az
all IN good order. IL not sold at private sale before the 18Th
day Of Nay next will tbstd day be offered 70 the hhes
bidder, he premises. Al The time, the
sell his stock Of horses, sheep rattle and mugs p sntson
s, and variety Of other articles. For terms apply 70 mr.
Robert McCsudlsh, in Williamsburg the subscriber on
the premise. CARY WILKINSON.
James CITY, Marohs qs--tds
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IWentV Dollars Reic0TI ]

FTyHE above reward WI, be paid for apprehension and
y delivery of Negro Esn named REUBEN, g. me or nv
cyeteer at the FAILS Plnstion the Of Mane
Cheserhed county. Reuhens height 4, about feet
inches colour bright black; he has over hs left
,fvsed by wnh spsde, snd when spoken down.
elf sulky couueaance. When he ssconded has sas
Vugina cloth not dy Jed he carried all M. clothes With
hia, among which long tiue broad cloth eoa b. ma,
probably hi d;ess Heuben purcased IN Jspuar
lat ~ H. divers sale II larn eaed the Retreat 10 llansys
county, in Which iehhoGheod he supposed be lurking
Mnen TO- ioi-4t JAMES LYLE.
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THIS bAi 10 PUDLiSHEp,
Iy H. C.. Carey aud Lea, Phadephia, First No Of the
AMERICAN QUARTERL Y REVIE W.


CONTENTS.
RT. L. American D,ogragby
"A AT, II. Has,lers rssonclueuy
AIT. III. Euogies Jefferson aud Adams
Art. w. Fossil Remans
AIT. vi. Secret Journals OF me Old congress
ART vii Mrs nemais's Poems
AIT. VIII. Kent ON American Liw
Art TX Freach Revolution, ny the auth~r Of Warery
Art. X English Fash,oaable Lie
art. ri: synme's Tneoy
XII Greek Controversy
-''' ALI SGENTs FOR THE WoRK
Maine: Augusta w. Dewey haiOsei, Giazer & Co.. /;
Portland: w. Hyde.
Hill.
Vermont Casleio, ohauncey Goodrich Bratt borough
Boston, Muuroe Fraucis UhIiard Gray
Co.; Salem, J. H. Buluu, New Bedford, a. sherman, J
u Northampton, Simeon Butler; Audover, Mark New
man; Canbl hlIllsr III own; Worceter, Clarendon
Harris; Springfield, A. q. r4unan CO.; Ply mOutn Ezs
Collier; Greenfield, J. Denio
Rhode-I Island Prosiinnee, George Dana Newport W.
Conuecteut: New Haven H. Hooe; Hartford, O. d. Cooke
Sous Norwieb, Thoma, Robinson
New.Yofk New York, d ~ o. CarviIl; Pcughkeepse, p
Potter Hudson, w. l.. Norman Albany, h Il. Bsckus
1ioy w. q. Parker; Utica, w. Williams; Rochester, l..
petkj Geneva j. Smith, jr; Canandaisna, Beu Morse and
Ward.
New Jersey: Trenton, ID. Fenton; New Brunswiek Ter
hume Lesson, Pr'uee,on, j. vandeyenier
Pennsyysua; Lancaster, nj. Dickson Harrisburg. John
Wysth; Carlisle, j. Lsckerman; Phhurs, johnson Stock
too; WestchesieI, C. A, Miner mbeisburs, Shy
delaware: Wilmington j. Scott.
M,ry land Baltimore, Eawa,d J. Coale FrederioLtown
y I. Thomroni Annapolis, u. Shaw; Eaaog, Thomas l..
Smith.
District Of Columbia. Washington Pi,bey Thompson Alex
a,dria, J. A. Stewart.
Virginia: Norfolk q. Hall, o. Bonsai Richmond, IL.
L. kssh; Petrsburs. j. w. Campbell; Lynchburg, A. H..
roh charlottesville, M. w. Jones; Wlacheste Samnei
II. Dlv
North Carolina Nswbern Thouss Watson; Raleigh, j.
Gairs q Son Fayetteville, J. HadIock.
Syih csro'os Charleston, w. Ii. Beret Beaufort, ID.
Turner
Georgia Savannah, W. T. Williams; augusta, r. d. Tread
well.
Asbsna Mobile, ]. w. Townsend.
Lyurisna: New orltan, William MKesn; Baton Rouge,
IL. Alexander.
Ohio: Cincinnati, N. G. Guofd Columbus, John XII
b1urn
Kentucky Lexington, james W. Palmer Louisville, J. T.
Norton
Tennessee: Nashville, Robertson and Elliot.
Misssippi Nsichex, II Moss s.
Missouri. 81. LOUIS, EsseS a lous han.
Montreal II. III. Cunningham.
Quebec Mellon.
Mexico: G. Ackefnisn.
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Of yeats suOscfptOo 1--WE doliaisJ 10 the Publishers
Feshdephs, 0any OF the abDye-th sntioue1
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u The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
three times week during the VI the State Le1s
tmsPriee the heretofore, Five Dollars per annu
rsyabe advance Notes Of chartered hanks
ony) will he received in payment The Editors will saaran
safety Of enitg them by mail the postage Of ali let
srs beins paid, by the writers. 81
s No paper will be disc ,nnueS Out ths discretion Of
the Edtors) until all arresrages have been paid up
II Whoever will guarantee the payment OF papers
shill have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
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continuance, so cents.
No advertisement u.ere until il he. either been paid
fos, assumed by in thi, city, its
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upon their failure to comply with which orders.
you will proceed to enforce against them the pro-
visions of the acts last recited
In case OF all British vessels arriving within ou,
pors' from any OF the Aforesaid British Colonial
poris' after the LIST ofJuly, you will, forthwith
enforce against them the provisions Of those .cts.
have the henor to remain your obedient serv,,.
RICHARD RUSH.
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AN Act to regulate the Commercial Intercourse
oefween the United States and certain Colonial
Ports. .8
lSEcr. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the United Stafea
OF America an Congress assembled, That, from
and after the Bird DAY of March next the Fret, se,
cond aud third sections of the' Act concerning
navigation approved on the 18th of April. one
Thousand eight hundred aud eighteen, aud the
g Act supplementary to an act concerning ma
vIga,ion," approved on the 18th Of May, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty. shall be, and
The same are hereby suspended for and during the
conuauance of this act, 70 far ss any of the res
'''c;"ns or prohibitions therein contained, limit
or in;efdis' the Intercourse of navigation or com
merce between the poris OF the United States and
the British colonial ports hereinafter mentioned
10 vi
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FIyHE subscriber h-ng alone authorised
i of the late firm Of A. = UooDsoN s. Co. requests.
all persons having claims hen whether upon specially
or o,herwse due yet heeoae So, make th...
known him, without delay, and that the debtors Of
WM ANDERSON.
March 1OO-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-23
THE SHERfEES

F the counties of Sussex, Surry, Southampton Isle of
" Wight Prince George and Greensvile; Charlotte, Hair
lax ard Pruce Edwsu Spotsivnnia, LOUISE, Orange aad
Ma.ou; Loudoun and Fairfax Frederick aud eferson
lirnhire Berkeley Hardy aud Mogan, will take notice,
su We held their Coms the month April
hose Senators their
ia the next Gen 81 Assembly
March IS. '.fs 81. 100 I'd
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= Nv DIlIlI n n IHs
'fNIE uuGs'sgued commissionors s attend Al cbs,Ioe
Courthouse on The 50 day Apfn next, Tor ie pursoe
o. con1 acting lo the building Of 5s Al Cbs,ote Cot
ou.e the sac Y b5 80 feet, two stories high 70 be but Of
cLEMT. CARPINGToN
henry A. WATKINS.
\. u. ALEXANDER,
JAMES Y. MARSHALL,
Feb. %. ei.-2awsd mo. MORTON.
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Feb. 20. oi.-aA~,d
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

Orleans, on Odd of November, 1914, he adj
dressed Governor Claiborne thus
We have more to dread from intestine.
than open and avowed enemies but vigilance
on our side, and all will be safe Remember
our watchword is victory or death Gar coun.
try must and SHALL be defended We will en-
Joy our liberty or perish in the last ditch
And again, when he addressed the Louisi.
anians, on the LIST of December, lSl4 the He
70 says
The only country on earth where man en-.
Joys freedom, where all its blessings are alike
extended to the poor and the rich, calls on you
to protect us from the grasping usurpation OF
britain SHE WILL NOT CALL IN VAIN |
know that every man whose bosom beats HIGH
at the proud title of freedom, will promptly
obey her voice, and rally round the eagles OF
his country, resolved to rescue her from i'm
pending danger, or noby to die in her defence
lie who refuses to defend his rights when call.
ed on by his government deserves to be a slave
deserves to be punished, as an enemy to his
country-a friend to her foes
It's Impossible not 10 observe the difference o
sentiment. OF principle, and of patriotic feeling
which the above productions exhibit. The forme,
IS marked by dependency, disgraceful distrust
the nation and its government, and a restitution O
correct republican principles the latter. e>cn ir
the midst Of danger. by the most cheering conf
dence. the most pat lotto devotion to the cause G
ms country, and the most honorable ennob line sen
iments which can dignity an American.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.

Censorship Of Tie French Press The Decree
OF the King, establishing the Censorship provides
that here shall he an office at Paris. under the dt
rectiou OF the Minister Of the Interior, charged
with the first examination of journals, shall before
IT - printed have the pisa OF The Office tcertcats
of having been seen ~ That a Council OF nine.
appointed recommendation Of the Keeper Of the
Seals, shall supcrintend the censorship. That the
Office in Paris shall make TO this Council weekly
report; those in the departments a monthly -
That every provisional suspension or suppres ion
after judgment, shall be pronounced by the king,
report of the Minister orJustice after the latter
shall have adgjscd VIII ,bc council Of superinten
dcncc IRai!. I2sr.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

Highway Rob"ery "A merchant in Vermont
named Avery, who came to Hartford with two,
double wagons loaded with woois and sold them
with Their contents and horses, was proc rcd,og
towards Boston alone m sulky, on Friday Lass.
He lett Hartford about 3. p. NJ and was in the
woods almost TO Stafford Springs about chat eve
ming, when he passed who eyed INN with
great care as he passed, but offered him no moles
tation The stranger was either black or wore some
Disguise At a short distance, he heard him vbis.
tie when two men sPrang from the road side, one
OF whom seized bis horse The other then Coming
up, two OF them presented pistols to his breast
searched him, and demanded the key o. his trunk
They took from him his money, which amounted
as we understand, TO 3772 dollars, and leading him
INTO the woods, gagged and bound him TO tree
The money was principally in $50 bills, OF the Mid.
dletown Bank,
In that condition he remained until about d o..
clock the following morning, when he succ ecr ed in
'oosening The gag from his mouth, and making the
passenger hear bim They besitated moment,
thinking there might be danger but the driver and
one Ct he passengers who went 20 lis relief brought
MN TO Hartford The robbers we're masked. We
understand measures taken at Hartford to an,
prehend the robbei5
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TIE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE

- published every Saturday, at So per annum,
payable in advance.
No subscription will be discontinued until all
arrearayes are pail but at the discretion of the edj
tors. Afaiure to notify discontinuanec previous
to the expiration of the year, will be considered
new engagement
Advertisements, not exceeding Thirteen Lines
OF printed matter will. he inserted three times
Tor One Dollar, and twenty five cents for every
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The number OF insertions must be noted on the
charged accordingly.
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be published for five dollars
4J- Al letters addressed to the Editors must be
post paid, or they will not be attended 10.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

ENNAPoLis, Aug. five are panied to
learn that the venerable Charles Carroll pF
CaroIlton, is now suffering under the sever
est pain. A gathering having made its APP
Pearanee on one of his eyes wh;sh it is fear
ed viii prove fatal to The sight. We will
be Jo'nrd we are sure by every American,
that this only aud honorable remnant of that
band of WORTHLESS that suslsinCd them in the
darkest hour OF our revolution, may again be
restored 10 his interested family 10 bis for,
mer good health
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-09-01

Col. JOHN PORTER has been elected Reurc.
sentative to Congress from South Carolina. tn,
supply the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Gen, Carr,
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.Nf.4RRILnL,S GnLE

I'm pursuance u decree Of the Superior Court Of has,
- cty ior The Rohmond District pronounced on The ond
gay MARCH ASI, ~ the u Nelson Brand ~, n
De ~ Oyer' dec std Of fuhstqutn order ssd conf
sde ~ The same and dated The Esd June 1907
snail on FHesday te 18Th day Of jan. next on liz, on.
res oIef to s1fio the highest bidder public auction he
Tract Of land lying partly % the county Of Albemsrle add
party ~ The county II Loui,s, within miles NJ LioJss;
sore catd Union HAIL. said 10 contain ss4 ~ see.
belgnging 20 the Estate Of II. Oliver dec 49,
ms plantation IN good farming condition, and has ,, a
G0yh frame dwelling house, out houes barn table a.
ehafd Go.-Trrins one third cash, the bssnee a. nssloe,
OF q yfsf', 10 be we'll secured BY Psronsl seeav
paid. '"'9 '
Should re above named day prove 10 he unfair the sale
vi" be made the nisi fair day thereafter,
j. GUERkhNT, M. e.r'r H.
q. ~ g. oneof h 8,nniies.
ts--s2-F!d;f