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The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-24

pY order of Court of Probate for the A District of Litchfeld, six months from this date are allowed the creditors of the es- tate of SAM FL REINFORCEMENT, late of Goshen, in said District, deceased, to ex- hibit their claims against said estate, at the expiration of which time all demands not presented will be foreclosed and barred re, covtry. By order of said court,
 THOMAS BARTHoLEMEw, ! Errs. of acU
 .MILo REINFORCEMENT. ofs'd dec'd,
 Goshen, January 14, 1928. Sl N. B.-All persons indebted 10 said estate are
 requested to make immediate payment
 to the executors.
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NOTICE,

RY order of the Hon. Court of Probate AS for the District of sharon, Notice is hereby given that the Personal Estate of JONATHAN REED, late of Sharon. decea- sed, will be offered on sale at Public Vendue. on the premises of the said deceased, on Monday, the 2lst day of January, 1928, at 10 o'clock forenoon, consisting of Horses, Cows, Young Cattle, Hay. Grain. and Grain on the ground, Farming Utensils. Household Furniture, Sc. Terms made known on the day of sale.
 BENJAMIN LINES, Admr.
 Sharon, January 4, 1928. 30
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NOTICE.

RY order of the Building Committee, the D subscribers towards building new Meeting house are hereby required to pay to the subscriber, by the first day of February next, an installment of twenty five per cent. on the amount of their respective subscrip- tons. SAMUEL BUEL, Treas. of the 1st Feel. Soc. of LitchfeId.
 Litchfeld. Jan. ,. 1923. so
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-24
POUGHK EEPSIE. SHARON
 AND LITCHFIELD

LEAVES Poughkeepsie every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock A. M., passes through Sha ron, and arrives at Ltchfed the same day, where it meets the Hartford, NewHaven, and Albany sta. ges.
 Saturday,, at o'clock A. NJ. and arrives at Pough- keepse in time take the Steam Boat for New York or Aibany.-Passengers in this line will arrive in Al. bany the morning after leaving Ltchfeld in time to take the morning stages for the west.
 The proprietors of this line having provided good coaches and horses and careful drivers and reduced the fare respectfully solicit share of public patron age.
 Seats taken at BUSH'S, Poughkeepsie and at S. DEMING'S, Litchfeld.
 WILLIAM STEVENS x Co. Propy;etors,
 N'B.-All goods and baggage at the risk of the owners.
 June, 1897. tE9
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NEW LANDS.

THE following Wild Lands in the Con- N necticut Western Reserve, State of Oh. will be EXCHANGED FOR FARMS in this State, and if desired, a part Of the value will be paid in Cash.
 IO,OUU Acres in Town No. s, in the 18th Range, called Litchfeld, about miles West of Medina Court House; and lying south of, and adjoining the we'll settled town of Grafton. Enquiry as to the situation and quality of the tract may be made of MT Be- noni Olcott, of Litchfeld, (Conn.) who ex- plOred it during the late fall. SUUD Acres in the west part of Town No 5, in the 18th Range, called ColUmsbia, near Rocky River. A considerable part of this town has been settled several years.
 These Lands will be sold cheap for CASH, or on Long Credit. The title will be a Warrantee Deed from the State of Connec- tIcut.
 SETH P. BEERS, Commissioner
 ofthe School Fund.
 Litchfeld, Jan Is, 1928. 6w31
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Good Stand for a Shoemaker.

AZ with small and convenient Dwelling house and Barn standing thereon, situate a. bout Sixty Rods north of the meeting house, in Bethlem. About one and an half acres of the above is covered with Wood, and the re- mainder is fenced into convenient Moving. Pasture, and Flow Lots. It is an excellent stand for a Tanner and Shoe maker, there being none of that occupation in the ,icin- ity. The place will be sold cheap, and the terms of payment made easy. Apply to
 JOSEPH H. BELLAMY.
 Bethlen, Dec. 26, 1927. 6w28
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725 58a l,sl6
Total,

In about 100 ecclesiastical societies, or pa. rishes, situated chiefly in Pennsylvania and Ohio, gentlemen and ladies have been assent ed under one constitution, but have Collec- lures of both sexes appointed. The officers of these Associations being gentlemen, the Associations are reckoned in the frs. ofthe a boye columns.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-24
:@:,R For Sale, 5

 EHE Dwelling House, t-houses & Lands \ 'ate the residence of Uriel Holmes, Esq. deceased, situated on the Main Street in Litch- field, about eighty rods north from the Coun- " House. This property offers most desi rahle location to any person disposed to pur- chase convenient house, in good repair with an excellent garden stocked with choice fruit, and quantity of excellent land contiguous thereto. For Terms, apply to Col. Benia- min Tallmadge in Litchfeld, or to the sub scriber in New-York.
 II. F. TAILMADGE.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 4, 1928. so
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"A Consignment of elegant FUR CAPS and SEAL SKIN Cape Trimmings. for sale by
 w. & $. BUEL.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 6, 1923. so
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Total, 200
 Several of the clergy acquired before leav- ing this country, considerable knowledge of the medical and surgical arts. One who is enumerated among the physicians, is also a l- censed preacher, and all are employed more or less in the business of instruction. A few ofthe teachers have received licences to preach the Gospel.
 The number of pupils in the schools connec- ted with the stations, is not less SO,O0O; and about 5O0native teachers are employed in them Not far from 5000 persons have been re. ceived into the mission churches.
 The missionaries will employ the press, du ring the present year, for dissemination O knowledge in nine languages ;-the Mahratta Tamul, Italian, Greek, Armenian. Arabic, Ha waiian, and Choctaw language they were tn, first to reduce to writing" and the same i true of the Cherokee, so far as the Englisl alphabet IS used: the syllabic alphabet wa ] the invention of a Cherokee. Presses ar owned and employed by the missionaries a Bombay, in Ceylon, in Western Asia, and a the Sandwich Islands. The printing for tn ChOctaws has been executed in Ohio. A tmong the Cherokees, the printing of the mis
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-24
TAVERN

EOR SALE-That valuable property sit N uate in Litchfield, South Farms Society, four.miles south of the Court house, on the turnpike road leading to New-Haven, con sisting of about Fourten Acres of first rate Land, large two story dwelling honse, barn, horseshed, &c. Said property is in the cen- ire ofa fourishing village, with stage pass ing every day. The house has been impro- we'd as tavern several years, and is the best stand in the county. Immediate possession will be given. For terms apply to the sub scriber in Bethlem. Also, For Sale, an ele- gant leather top; ;Chaise, and Harness, nearly new.-apply to
 ELIAS w. WILLIAMS.
 Bethlem, Jan. 8, 1928. .a.s 8wS8
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Ntr rotu'neS, Royat Octapo, price SIS, %.
 Slvsr-Steel RAZORS, oft superior quality, war ranted-A new and elegant supply of pen and pock ct KNIVES, of great variety of prices and patterns, from common 10 best double refn'd and sver-steel.
 A general assortment of SCHOOL. BOOKS, and he choicest kinds of STATIONARY kept constantly tor sale at the above Store.
 All articles in the Book lac not on hand, will he procured ON short notice Nov 9l oS
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8drrk Mote TahIf.

Bills of the following Banks are received in pay mentordeposit at the PHGNIX BANK in this town. ThelIst will be corrected occasion may require.
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NOTICE

| s hereby given that the partnership between the subscribers in the Hating bus ness, under the firm of o. & c. SEYMOUR, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons having accounts with the above firm are requested settle the with. out delay. 0ZIAS SEYMOUR,
 CHARLES SEYMOUR. Litchfeid Oct. 30, 1897.
 The business will be carried usual at the old Stand, by Charles Seymour who is authorized to tie the co-partnership accounts. f2l
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siOn will be pertOrmA at press belonging to the Cherokee government.
 We have not the means Of exactly esti- mating the amount Of printing in the sever al missions. The following table may be Ie- garded as exhibiting near approximation to accuracy.
 At Bombay. tn the MGhrotta language pre- viOus to 1897 general size, 8vO, average number of pages in copy, 47;- Number cf copies. l For the mission, l,2IO For others, %, 500-206, ,7l0 At Malta previous to 1886; In Modern Greek; 12 mo.
 IS mo-; average number
 of pages Ss: for the mis- sion, 60,2Oo For London Missionary So-
 ciety; average number of pages 364, 5000 In Italian average number
 of pages 29; 1s mo. and
 IS mo- 27,OOO In Greece T'wkisk, 45O--89, ,65O At the Sandwich Islands, in Ha1CdiiG", previous to 1927; average number of pages 1s; 1S mo-, 1sO,OOO
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Exeter.
 Farmers bank. Amherst. Pemigewasset, Plymouth. Piscataqua, Portsmouth. Rockingham, do. Commercial, do. New-Hampshirc. do New-f1amp. Union. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, do. Winnipisiogee, Meredith
 MASSACHUSETTS,. American bank, Boston. $ osIon bank, do City bank, do Columbian, do Commonwealth, do Eagle, do G.obe, do Manu. & Mechan. do Massachusetts, do New-EngIand, do North bank of do Suffolk, de 5 ate bank, do Union bank, do Washington, do Asiatic bank, Salem. Cominercial, do. Essex, do Exchange, do Mercantile, do Merchants, do Salem bank, do Agricultural, at Pittsfeld Andover. Norfolk, at Roxbury. Barnstable, at Yarmouth Commercial, New Bedford Merchants do Beverly. Blackstone, Uxbridge Bunker Hill, Charleston Cambridge.
 Danvers.
 Dedham.
 Fa aImouth.
 Fall River, Troy Farmers, Belchertown Franklin, Greenfield Gloucester. Housatonic, Stockbridge Hampshire, Northampton Hampden, Westield. Manufacturers, Ware Leicester. Lynn Mechanics. Marblehead. Mechanics, Newburyport Newburyport, do. Merrimac.
 Mendon.
 Milbury.
 Oxford.
 Plymouth.
 Pawtuxet.
 Springfield.
 Sunderland. Taunton. 2 Worcester.
 Pacific, Nantucket. Phoenix, at do. Manufac. & Mec. at do.
 RHODE-ISLAND. Pawtuxet, at Pawtuxet Agric'al. & Manufac. do Farmers & Mechan. do N. E. Pacific branch do Eagle, at Bristol Commercial, do Freeman's, do Mount Hope, do Bank of Bristol Bristol Union Burrillville. Agr.&Manu. Smithfeld NE. Pacific, do. Village bank, do Smithfield Union.
 Do. Exchange.
 Do. Lime Rock. Cranston.
 Cumberland. Providence, Providence Eagle, do Exchange, do Mechanics, do Merchants, do R. Williams, do Union, do Franklin, Chepachet Hope bank, Warren Kent. Landholders', S.Kingston Manufacturers, N.Prov. Newport, at Newport Merchants, do \ E Commercial do R. l. Union, do Mount Vernon, Foster Narraganset, Wickford N. Kingston, do Phoenix, Westerly Washington, do Warren, do R l Agricul. Johnston R I Central. E Greenwich Scituate. ! Narwick
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Cheshire Bank, al keene Claremont bank
 Concord bank.
 Conn. River, Charleston. Grafton bank, Haverhill. Strafford bank, Dover. Merrimac, at Concord. Exeter.
 Farmers bank. Amherst. Pemigewasset, Plymouth. Piscataqua, Portsmouth. Rockingham, do. Commercial, do. New-Hampshirc. do New-fla,np. Union. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, do. Winnipisiogee, Meredith.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19
ECU DE JoYn At HAsnntL1.i.1

- numerous meeting Of tho ci,izrr+ Of 1..e.i'.
and its vicinity. AZ Decker and Overs RoaGor z oo-,
on The evening Of Saturday the 10Th Nov Dccf 70
Tx Robertson, lyrr Of The ciiy, was called 70 tho
chair, and Geo. Wilson appointed Secretary
The following resolutions. wc-r offered hy Genera
Carols
The friends Of Gen. Jackson in Nashville and IT,
vicinity, wishing to riven manifestation of tbcr f. /
ing IN rol1fon TO the result OF the late presidential
election. do
Hee2l'c that salute % o." hundred ruus. be fired
at Nashville Oh "Wednesday next. between ilo honre
Of and O'Clock in the Afternoon
That the citizens Of Nashville and i,s vicinity hc
respectfully rcqHa- ri 10 illuminate ihc;r houses, on
"Wednesday ovtnip" next.
IN - =. tire us>fh rr... yNl'4oht Most !-snvc-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19

Ahe hdt re-enaciins the Goth section OF the la,p
the course of dcscents, being read ed
.ur Chrtstion of Chs City moved to re-commit II
'Hr 'Nov stating his objection to the bill and nrc
'erence OF the law of'the last session. moved to
post pone the bill and amendments indefinitely
MIR lason of Fred. opposed the motion to postronc
as ana Meesrs. Doof'9dge, Minor, .Murdaugh Epes
Dna'y Mr. May withdrew his notion and the biz Mt,
re committed. A ""S
(In the of Debate, ii vas 81. fed bv xoro,,
gcntIoinen, that the goth section OF descents emnoN
crng county courts to dispose of the real estate OK
inants) had been repealed by accident at the last ses
er to it's former iooting)
On motion ct Nir. Dsalcan, the House adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19

She feature ofthe bill agreed upon by the Commit
tg, even more important tan the basis Of cpresen-
lton in the Convention is the restriction Of suF-arc
N the choosing Of members TO .f.cetoidcrs.
We agree perfectly with fine writer under the zig
nature Of Yirginicnsi5 in tic Enquirer Of Tuesday
last that the Legislature il acting and has acted on
the subject Of the Convention not Legislature
not as having The rrh' in ta most remote manner 10
fontroul it-but from coHreojroee-cs doing that by
ihetac request o.thc people ofthc State. which the
people themselves som physical difficulties, are una
~ TO ID If:'N Cow 7r'la e'thiort is correct mol
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19
WAsuINGroS. Dec. II.

In the Senate, yesterday, mr. Non,r Itrodnco,,
Two bills Tor pcnsioning certain soldiers and widows
MI. " HtrE's resolution referring it to tho Commit
Tee OF the Judiciary t" digest and report some I'M
provemehts III the United States Judiciary system
was agreed to. ''''
In the House OF Representatives a great number
OF resolutions were offered yesterday, among which
one ny r, H9nGEs of Massachusetts, requiring the
expectancy OF reducing the duty on Coffee was reo,
ted by vote Of 10 to AZ. Several petitions we1,,
presented from the North and East PRAYING for dr.
Ties on auction sales. The House then resumed tho,
consideration OF the bill Allowing additional draw.
back on Sugar refined in the United States Some
further discussion took place, which terminated in thu.
order Tor the cngrossment ofthe bill for Il third ren;l
ing this day, by vote OF III 10 III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19

Ip conclude, vii Gip,uk, that, knowing siiatui i'll
which stand relation father, nothing could lrn
better evidence ofawant OF ynanty deport-
mci, than your attack even admitting what you say
TO be rue unless you shift whole affair from him
upon yourself If this should be your wish, housh surely
was never my desire to make family quarrel of it, you will
find At all times ready from you s,ch comnunca
ton as may advise me OF that mif1lii0n mo llOOE.
lith Dec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19
Representative in Congress.

to 80 circumstance Of eiioia life bas given US moro
pan @ the personal controversy that has grown out Of the
publication Of the essay of Dapctn essay which attracted
much attention the time to render it necessary for us "a
yrcal 10 tie readers recollection Mr. IIoos claims the
lgc Of answering part of it. that nc considered personal %
himself and though do not Eel ourselves at liberty 10 dc,,
his right to epvce, yield to it with tie succrcst rret
We certainly did frere these disgrccabc consequences.
'.hrr sDlapgf' was published
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19


81. ~ oraad so Curii ,:bch appeared in tine Rich
wda Wig ri -. oyps the signature OF Diaper won say.
u notorious, tia. az tie J'c5sot .Hctio in KuE Goog.
Inc ltopc addressed in vduotnZ ajd f5s spegc, ,
vngetous champion Of Ii" opposition iu which ,ry c2
u vile and angry dJu", winch eSagT,r;cI fa- and min
f-I' IN ingenious blackuardisn, could invent vas arI ~,
Ncrs Adams aud Clay" ioI then further tate that ,tbs
- the Anti-J ack.on Nicctiug.n ~
Having been tie only friend OF Con Jackson Who
Tie people Of huS George, the Adams meeting YOU ~ tn
lu bound 10 consider tie whole # the above ycjnarts A. in
euacd fof me 10, sit, take leave inform YOU that tho
assertion Of my having addressed the jackson meeting held in
my ro1- IS YtpaJc and gross msia'o-net a, is tie a-
"mPyIn- assertion II Dy having applied TO Mr. Clay ever
>i'r' OF vie md ~ abuse which cSaspclted feeling and
mud ar''e iH iu..qous hi1~Ngusr;su could invcnt-
NE""'ef may lr r P'csf cclmgs towards ir. Clly as
Wciuu5~ ~ ''+lol, a Tic time you say gave a mani,
s;7,ou OF y powers, Dor address tic people of NV conn
y UPON TIC subject "l ts Presidential election i5lora 70
involve min DOB re discussion, VIII be remembered by all ,lo
heard ne.
Ityo1 have 7rT regard lr ,rr, would l.c vou hence
forth r5ie- tdn 20 suffer youP bitterness OF feeling Tor me
growing out Of TIC rotation IT, "Ich your father and myself
fdnd o't1ra csch ciHsr b-tv you INTO Of Sian and
degradation oTnnv 90 yor Identification with him il flc
quarrel and ask OF M" I bis -'"a1 satisfaction. Do this sir
aud Won wl deserve cr tan in udulZn in iua.i-
nation, much 3t. i MISREPRESENTATION fu t.,c
g t' 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05
.N.EW NIP or VIKCLl7Lg-

TUE New Map of Virginia. compiled from srtuaI survey.
nhdet the authority Of the State, published AID
Ray be obianedby psfon DESTROYS Of top aepl,
mond. - - ~ N'''''
Ihs work, Effected by the abOu Of many wears and =,
cost care aud money has perhaps been sfps
ca IN variety and accuracy Of detail beauty and
% execution. reets the highest credit the sornc. ana
ss OF tue persons Iutd,atey in lis pubeaon
snd u,u prove highly gratifying and useful . public Tn
tsiaiue have authorised the sale Of $50 Copies only Of t
map on me large scale OF five miles to the inch; ami III, E.
cuVe with me view OF making the saess extensive and rap
moderate price of $50. " " "'
ouuef tnsse cHounstsnceh probabls pef,on.
shall not make early applications will be uuab,e 60
copy OF this beautiful and valuable work. ~
August 8. .. -,
MnP Of pirgintn. reduced from the Nine sA,.t s,
ne otgte according 20 ths prorsni oc,
6sse,"'fy PaSri Mh hGrch 1887, IL GisO ytbf,Ief o,J
noy ne osa'ned or application aJous Price 8 . p.y eo,
paes = roth hnP' "a convenient poyfs5I /oy Be-
obtained II prefsyTei ''"SS Us
Dee. u islT 49,
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: A most pcIua6Ie Estoie for Sole

II BsOot UCfUuUIG CSlGfeJOT SAFE.
TENHE subscribers Offer 70, Of tn, Estate. in
Lover vH,,oia: II The Estate called iand
about two mile, below New Kent courho~t the property Of
SYL D. Watkins; and containing by estimation than
well adapted to the growth of corn, wheat cotton ats and
cioysr750 wood land, heavily tiDheIed 500 marsh
land"
rh, Etss situated at the head of fine bold uavgaion
sgordns water for vessels IF 500 aud presents
ave and udtou farmer, mere advsuiags' than any
- plaster aud clover, AMI has been much uprovedy their
use; tue high isnds heavily tubered; aud the
The most valuable IN the lower unusually high
heavily mbered chiefly with ASH and from
ay made 10 the sale OF timber aud wood, s beach, the
expense OF clearing and relaiung might he defayed
the sale of the wood aud timber aud when would
sh "a aiarse estate, perfectly level and of inexhaustbe
Upon the estate fisheries, herring fishery of no
iuie note the annual poh Of which have teen
about $685. and shad fhery mm.daely opposite 10 ts
htrhg fishery which might also be rendered very valuable
70 ih. village Of Cumberland; the
dwelling house Of the customary houses, barns
and 40 zee house. The dwelling house upou very eevat-
ed ,dua"n, commanding of the Eat sud, marsh river
and surrounding country for some miles. Fish aud wild
seasons.
The market, of Richmond and BALTIMORE are alike eous
nous 10 IT. and produce shipped TO both for the eight
more minute description deemed unnecessary, as 1t is
supposed that any one desiring to purchase will
Having failed in the effort TO sell ,heabove mentioned pr
perry on The wall be offered at Public Auction,
CITY Of Rehaond, OF II o'clock, (M) Thursday the
nay OF Octohe nextoDe fourth OF the purchase
the costs Of sae, will he required cash. residue
three equal annual Payments Bond security and de
Of trust upOn the property, WILDE fequned Of the purchaser
James LyOns, N.
INos. IT. TerriH.
The Marsh land above alluded to- ye, situated
for reeamson, beng upeommony high, body Of Q
~ 4oo acres, free from creeks and such point
liver TO he st all affected by the Fr.she above
This literally mud land Of richest quality ana j, net
oyeiio"n a, ordinary high tide body Of Marsh similar
Character a,to elevation Il soil aud growth of wood timber
las been reclaimed by S Thomas Carter near the Ppns
te. King WIN. county, and has growing p, odf
Eiousfy Heavy of From several
IN the t,gbhorbood the certainty with their ands
be reolsiD,d and cultivated al moderate expense ina be
considerably established. On this subject
10 be informed respectfully nI Thns csser
near the Piping Tree, and Maj Charles Hill ARMS.
tesd, Of King QuceuwbU have early reclaimed
There ss heavy growth Of ~ooj, &c. beth marsh his
land contiguous TO bold navigation, and from the
demand FOR th, article together with the that sttery
vessel, are IN the habit of carrying fun his n.ighboi-
hood 10 N. York JOHN ID WATKINS.
Sept. 2. 34--tds
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TY4fIik' ffALL ron SIZE.

tpfffIE HILL ron S.4LE.
'EiE SUbscib, designing to remove FROM his present est
n viii sclI his WHITE HALL ESTAfE,e ontsinine 600
acfos great potion Of whit Is composed OF Mstspony
sud low sfVuuds " quality inferior body rome on the
fvefThis Estate I've, :be m'in sioge road from Frede
et hufg TO Ricbmond aud 10 miles from Ffedefcksbug
and miles FROM sndng the Bsppshsnnoek. The fer
uy "f The soil, oommodiou'ness Of improvements 10
Dwelling use Ice icuss, Barns Stables, aud ell necessary
ou hOuse 'be beauty and bsshnes Of the suaior au5
asreeabents 81 cghbOrhooJ renders White Hall, the
nsIoD ~ silTn Know 4, ni The must desirable
the maspony river, itoIu which the house situated IN
o'Hnancnz eminence mile and hsf distant, overlooking
o Vooe b which spfesds m front TON The houle "a ia.
ysr bang persons dsirOuf a purchasing, i6yed
s unhs 'useiIer,who viii thew the pftmise and
PF4's' Io private sals, uni the 10th u September
eh t"r will Qnot sold privately be os red publicly
u Iemses The purchaser have credit the whole
81 ss P- For foher Parifouar spry to the sutscr,ber
Aisast 30. Col,