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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
WHOLE NO. as99.

The birds that are sometimes mentioned
go little beyond even the Rock of the
Arabian Nights. One of them. snread;nS
his wings, blots out the sun. An eer from
another fell out of the nest. and the white
thereof broke, and glued together about
Infee hundred cedar trees, and overlooked
Vlilage. A feathery monster stands up TO
I Tue lo"er JOINT OF the leg in a river, and
some mariners Imagining the water to be
swallow, are Fastening to battle, when a.
voice exclalins, "step not in there, for seven
years ago carpenter dropped there his
axe and It hath not yet reached the bot
tonI''
There is queer tale about Abraham.
the Patriarch, who is represented as anoth-
er 0thello for Jealousy. He built a city. an
a8ffia6 INK inf go RiH pth uuTEE The walls
sun could not be seen from the inside. He
gave the women bowl Of pearls and pre-
cious stones, to shed light through their
prison. This was the manner in which
Noah received his light, during his passage
IN the ark. Abraham went into Epypt. and
the custom house officers exacted duties up-
On great chest which he had with him.
he desired them not to open the lid, but
consented to pay the excise upon clothes.
lis ready acquiescent induced them to
hnk that it might be gold, and they think
hen that it must be silk. Abraham was
Wiling to pay for silks. or even for pearls.
They then insisted upon opening the chest,
When 10 J. it was Sarah herself! The ieal-
us husband, to conceal her beauty, had
ocked her up in box, and logged her
Nth him slung at the back of camel.
Boston Statesman.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
Aattoual Nominations,
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
VICE PRESIDENT.
RICHARD RUSH,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

A4Ok4A6O RUSH,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ELECTORS.-[ Chosen Nov. 81
AT LARGE.
His Honor Thomas L. WISrHRop of Boston
Hon. SAMUEL LArHRoP of West Springfield.
FOR THE DISTRICTS.
Suffolk District.
Hon. JESSE PUTNAM of Boston.
Essen South District
Hon. STEPHEN WHITE of Salem.
Essen North District.
Hon. JEREMIAH NELsoN of Newburyport.
.biddieser District.
Hon. NATHAN CHANDLER of Lexington.
Forester South District.
Gen. JONATHAN DAVIS of Oxford.
Worcester North District.
Hon. SILAs HOLMAN of Bolton.
Franklin District.
COL ELIEL GILBERT of Greenfield.
Hampden District.
ZION. JOSHUA FROST of Springfield.
Berkshire District.
SAMUEL JoNEs, Esq. of Stockbridge.
Norfolk District.
Hon. EDWARD II. ROBBINS Of Milton.
Plymouth District.
Hon. SETH SPRAsuE of Duxbury.
Bristol District.
non. oliver SrARKwEATHER of Pawtucket.
BArnStGble District
Hon. BRADDocK DIMmIcK of Falmouth.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION, Nov. 3.
Worcester South District.
Hon. JOHN DAVIS of Worcester
Worcester North District.
Hon. JOHN LOCKE of Ashbv.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

AvEcDorE. " Give me-" said an in6del 10
distinguished French divine, ''your princi.
Piles, and will be better man than Yourself ),
. Begin" replied the believer, " with being a
Ihetter man, and You will soon have my princi-
pies" a.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

TURKIsH IMPREcATloN. A Turk, who had
been for some time in Vienna, where the hat Is
always taken off in salutng an acquaintance
wishing to curse one Of his fellow believers
said, May thy soat haze no more rest than III,
hot of a German"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

VALUABLE REcipE. Dr.. Goldman has re-
commended the following simple and certain
remedy for common and fatal disease among
children. He says, 4" whenever they are threat
ened with an attack of Group, direct plaster,
covered with dry Scotch snuff, varying in size
according to the age. Of the patient, to be up.
! piled directly across the top Of the throat, and
retained there till all the symptoms disappear.
The remedy is found to DO always effectua
when applied in the FIRST and second stages Of
the malady." Tho plaster is made by greasing
a piece Of linen and covering it with snuff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-28


ny WRITE Of deed Of u,t executed the -ussriter, nv
ELLEN Hardin and Eltzheth his wife, bearing date The
Of Nov isl6N record ia the elk o.t ofAbemafs
Court Tor the purpose oisciTing the about 5000
Instance now due 70 WethefstOn Shelton shall on Saturday
tue Sh day Of April e Buck Tavern IN the count
oil Ahemare neSr the premise proceed 10 SELF FOX cash
valuable Tract Of Land containing about Five Hundred
acres lying On meohams and both sides OF the STAGE
Road from Charlottesville Stanton 10 mile, sboye he
former plnes There - This Il land eon,ic n, Vie
quantity Of it tate ot groundan excellent Timothy meadow
Of about is aoIe., ard good orchard. The other improve
mems aye good dwelling house, with other Necessary out
bnuse' barn, tobacco homes &c particular de.etp
ton Of this valuable tract OF iaoJ esrv Al iii.
TUE as those disposed to pucha'c, will likely view before
the sale has been rented the present year for $3.50 in
ny The purchaser will have the privilege Of seeding ON
plantation ~ the ls Of Oct and iu possession given on the
Z5th Dee Attic The terms Of te deed require that
the d sohl be sold for cash, the expect 10 he m
,oii,ed to give time all except about the SUN Of $500
winch Wi be required IN baud. The balance will be divided
uio indictments nf $1,000 annually. with from t
on the whole until discharged. Bond aud security with
deed OF trust Oh the ls will he requ ed Of purchaser 10
secure The payments expected that the other
VINO hold liens on The same tract Of land will consent on In
day Of sale TO give Liberal credit for bsIane Of e
chase money after satisfying the claim ofthe SAID
ActPg Trustees viii convey TO the purchaser h ftie
only, as Is vested IN US BY said Trust.
IdICAJAIt WOODS, Tru.-
Feb ~ ices
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I'd virtue of deed of fu.t e1ecutsdt "a, In. sub., -
A. he1hen en son n'he I'm day Of April 1897 and duy
an te county court Of ltnreo,on the ID day july
nshs' oaut al The Springfield coal r. the county Of
- - on me I'm dhyoi Aafeh the following properiyt
WI ~ acres OF land, lying Chckahomony Swami heinz
See al :. The 1c Of land conveyed by Da burton il his
20 ne sand Reuben Bur;on,whch will fully APP.
pesry reference 10 the deed recorded in the Of
ysnnty courts TIN. land ,t, the lands Vt Joseph Holman
JaDes OK also ~ of and the Richmond
Road which ssiIilnd nv Rsnen Hu,,an fr
az b"ehssj ais one h IN the Rowling containing
One wi1h was oiigtn5ty owned by Jane Wood; 10
acres OF land lying The Brooke Turnpike Road near h
D'9"ke Ssopno'se The aforesaid land formerly belonged
70 WIZ young L Roht O. williamson. Terms will re made
known on The day Of sale. Acting a. trustees. we shall oplv
convey such title as Invested in by the said st deed
M09BY SHEPPARD, Trus-
JAMES WHIrLOW, ( tee
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Fb 25

rTfUE Directors Of De Brooke Turnpike Coppsnv hsye
declared dividend Of per ceot Tor the lat month";.
which will be paid 20 the Stockholders or after lie TO
Jan the Compiling ou.e of hfr r. EuNaee 10 The bou,e
occupied by Mt. Crane. ,. IT. EUSTACE, See'ry.
N. D. An al onrned ettinz Of the Stakeholder, vii be
heid the Beilfsvern FJsy, ~ O'clock the an Tsn
for the purpose Of ecctug Directors runcius attendsnee
shs1intely necessary. r. r. Ssrfy.
iEH ohsncey. IN tirhinond Hustngs q ,nff Jan Tfs
~ Wan, L. Suib aud Mathew Keb6edy and Jane lie ,fs
wbo Jsoe Saith, PitF.
agsina
Benz Brand sn5 Mary, iBfsu, ciren Of Jsms. " m,v
Drand,dsc. D.cif.
The Dsendsn,s no, having eofefsd he importance s-
cordng % the act Of assembly sDJ the fucs Of eti s
appeafing TIE satisfaction OF the that they M ~
hahsuts Of tbs State On the otios II the Psais by conn.
se u 3 ordered, That the aid Defendant DO appear here N
the Friday befe the last Iondsy 10 hpfl Dcx aud usf
The hi Of the Plsio6 and ba copy of is order he ~
serted m The Richmond Eo4Brfr Tor two months
sod al'o posted The front door Of the City Hall Of his %
a cs~-. To. HOWARD. rIefk
teo-s~ cS-W8s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-28
NEW GOODS
yHE subscriber, have recently rers.vsd large aseesos
~ 10 their previous took Of
DRY GOODS


fftHE Subscriber, have recently ersvsd large aceessos
~ To their previous took Of
Th- t1lo~ins Is part OF tl.,r as1G,neut.,j
N"rsi-d baitgts beautiful colOt,
Plsin GiV de Na,,les
Rsiered do aud figured
Back white II col0reJ French sstius
Black India do II saiio le,anI,hss
Co!ored whhe aorenets
Double cham black do
RIAL n imitation Italian lustrines
Black india forences vide aitule end cresp
Black stnshaws Il sarsnets
Ai!kmds fancy hdkf. sik gsuze barge gro dr
ladies' 49, 80
G.'man 'wled sp'edeld Boiisse, .oa,psuy and cori-
Inen bsndanud for gestem,n
All kinds do for boys, children SERVANT,
Linen eas,s,ie: iiuen e4mhiie hdki..
Fire side skawls
Mefino and cashmsre :,
Nsnkin 4 Canton Grape,
B,ark Itsliaa erayais
CoioTed do. article
Afk'r, Fl Crawling, ep!ered vhte 7,s, - So IS
h'htiu-i, Tor vels q dresses
Ttttsd y bnhbnst Ice. 9 ed,inss
All h'nd' inun'a. ran, isnTed 4 'suhtrcd hook plain,
Sti!Ped snd PLAIN aud hetrinx bone do
5srineni, iutbtur. aud sau.bri: difnties
p-autin! inserting sad all cher kiud. TRIMMINGS, as
S,mp', cords Pn'hes, eoes, quiliines sks, &c. SC
b,aaiasgS thinning, ios pts'es aud riding d.ese.,
I;adie,' short kid, horse.kn GLoYES
I;.die;' long white aud eO,ored do
Msse.' do do
Gent .s1 men. walking, riding and dte., glove.
Al kinds ladies stniIemens aud chlire's HOSIERY
AL knd, REBB4NDS, those .r beits aud bonnet ,.ry
elegant
large assortment csmbrics ralicoe Cirra.an plaid,
dresses
Csmts heir canbet fer aiies' aud sen,len,ees e!1ak
new and beautiful article
p1mhskett and hobhs1nes
Cloths AMI earsiniere- OF every fe,erintiop
baHg-uP cords ant veyets
Sis sud tahhy co
Casnc. OF I'll collar,
ihSs
Brown AMI iesehsd domestic, OF all wd.h. and qualities
Lin'sy wcol,ey, and ssrsey', fer servants oI,thhs
Otnshurg. sud tskieuturg- IT al qualities
20 CdhPETINGS IND RUGS of the Iaie.t an eleran
a-srriIDent
1hsh, German and Scotch shee:pgs some OF which 10
WIDE lwdth without sesul
Shell and Brazilian tuck, side and bent combs
"A large assortment IRISH LINENS
Superior graSs bleach, aud exceedingly enesp
White, red aud green gannes
Spotted do. for Children
h-rinn cloths, for do
6, 4, as TO- IL, IL, 10 Z I4-i rose BLANKETS
3 to point do
OA'T COITONS, under market price
Ana aTxe variety Of 1iher articles arrived; all OF
feh haze heen purchased the lowest market su
iuch Under, and wiA be offered Ter than
oHary M consequence Of the lsieuess the season..
WM NEALE g. co.
D'S' ." 6J-Wf
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R.aPPAfY.4.NM0cR AcanEIrv

T5IHlS Institution will reopen The 10th Of jan 1929
"A under The superntendsnee Of Mr.. Albert Anderson
Minister Of the Gospel gentleman well qualified teach
che usus branches OF Academic Educ eouprisiDR
latin, Greek Enyh Languages -feoSras-y Aritns ilc
md the Elements Of Algebrss Geometry Tue fees for M
jtinn, in the Latin & Greek Langsses, will Re $50 SO pes
sson, aud sIo IN all any ofthe Remaining pay
sns 70 se,spse The price fof hoard, including washing
VII be Si2 80 per session, payabis $50 aivanee,
GnPii sudng bis bed and bed1irg pHyirg additional
charge ct % TO the Steward. library fee Of dolls. per
ss'on will be required Of Those who may this books Of the
Jns'uion The we'll kgown heshulness Of the sguston tie
acknowledgement Of the building aud The extensive an wei
psiected hprsy OF tbs luhtvou combined pi9j
fcaons add ezertions OF hr Anderson together With the
saetoy accommodations afforded hy sfr. Daniel sfner,
vho continues 70 preside The boarding sss
eneh, as Il believed will eue this Aesd ny 70 liberal
shsrs Of The public Psironsgs. THE THGSTEEs
Nov. 20. IS fs66t
fhs Editors Of the vs. Herald requested publish the
ebCve notice, fortnight, fo times and forward their
seeoun u the Treasurer Of the Iosuou for payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-28
paiuoJie Estate for Sale.

Ns Subscriber cHrrs io sale Unavailable Estate J,m-.
River called B.grovr adjoining Seo,sv,lie, the
OF John H. hiehardson Eq possession to he given
On 'ne ION Nov. next with all the privileges Of seeg
ms E'ts'e contains sb"ut s55 with
20" siunis and may he ttny oons'desd OF the
& ser. OF excellent s on brery, in Fluvanna Adjoining
J"hn ~ Wnon and others Also brick luinher
% feet nns in Seottsy. and another, in the
plaza, ;'' property is under prior neumhrance.
which uu be cleared liberal advance money,
oPurehs'ei: better bargain than pro,
perry ~ Fur particulars apply T. u. Dyer ESQ.
&C to tbs subscriber Scattsviie. -
STEPHES wooDSoS, Tt.,e-
- 49, For Win. Moons ed,ers.
N H. SHpersons indebted TO VIM Mpon, will make
10 IN. subscriber. STEPHEN WoOpSON.
.Etu. -pa
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Il most UaIuajIe Estate for SoJo-


IfE subscribers Offer Tor sale OF the finest Estates in
= Liver Vrsfna: II . the Estate called "CumbetInnd y
yug upon The Pannnky River the county # New Kent,
about tFo mills below New Kent courtho,e h rooev 81
Col J. ID Watkins, aH5 containing by e,ttuattp, ot hsn
ZOO acres OF which 100 are Grs Tas IsI Mar land
wen adrplrd tJthe gowhOt corn wheat cotton cats and
'oo wood land, hetvy tlnered, AID 500 marsh.
land" s " N'''-
This E'iats' situated THE head NJ aue hold p,,iy,Gou
shofdns water Tor veist Of BOO fou, r pesents h e
anu Juaton farmer ooie advantage, than any
The a4 land IL, has bren stated frsf ran, r ,,,
~ pieI clover ard has been much improved y . 10.
ne high land " heavily ttnhcfed; and IA, march ; - 49,
most valuable ~ The rover county; Is us nv h,yb Il he.t
W tmbefed, chiefly with ssh; ond from esrcfisnf ae,.
mode ~ the sale Of thu timber and wood on fAe bsaK ~
the seie Of the wood hub, md when lain h ,oi
tility, ''
Upon the estate h,ersa herris, f,b,,v n r6
$500 snd sad hhey Immediately oppsitf f the k,r,n
hhtry, which Mi also be- rendered valuable ar 6s
n see infnedtty upon The fyfr, aud adjacent g. ne vii.
lsge Of Cumberland; the improvements comfortable
bDuse The dwelling house 6yon very elevated sf0ii
commanding vew Of The nsf ls1d marsh river and .
ronadiog country for les Feb and wild faal every
Faieiy, sre aken upon the eae ~ their proper ST. sons
The nsrkets Of ehmond Baltimore sie aIks configuoo.
70 y, 81 produce fhpgfd 20 both r., The ,ainc siyht
NOR. mi' ute De cipicn deemed ce1sag ~ " y snp
Poes that any one desiring 70 purchase will FIRST view tie
This property snop eEersd ff ssle upon e,s, Of o.
years TIE rrfre Which rery moderate eau BE- known -
aPPlest"n 70 James LygnJr ressg 70 the city Of Rel.
Toe subject. L,efs by 90, must he paid Col lVsfk,. bo
ffi, uFoh ths rsuisan snd NJ. Terrell resJinr iEtbs
eiSb"rhoof ~ shee hr lsnd Ga any wi.hiu. 10 ,ies
~ 900 g'se soy infcuslion ibit osn We snndsd.
JAMES LYONS u.
1 80. YuoS. H. TERnEII.
~ r., q. -c4fSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-28

IL pc i-"n- having open the E-ste at Roht
bei' dec; late sadder of the city of Iiiehmono are
requested 10 cali on the subscriber for settlement A. IL
expected tibet reference tofhe books win often h.
nave had ;hem Pos'et AMI ready settle
u eats Although II IS desrah. that spesdy cIo.e IL
me sdnn'si sun should be made ", shall give Ieasopa
he tune N these who may tall debt estate upon IN,
sV'G hond Tor the payment thereof All those y
bonds and NOTES, informed, that the claims against he
ensle are very urgently pressed and that, therefore
~ c"hpeIisd 10 require ihtO to pavnent
Az persons failing u call in reasonable Tune NAV txpect
That legal steps viii be taken collection thereof All
persons having eaiEs against the estate requested 20 pre-
sem them properly and legally authenticated; that NAV be
aPfred 81 tue amount due, enable nae to make arr
ihens Tor them iiiudaiO ny office IN the Civ Hall
where The Books snd aprrs will kept and hs shall
generally attend from 10 TO s O'Clock.
W. II. WREN, S.rE'i of C r.
aud AdU'Of i-Itchi. Bell dec
4 fF
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TRUST SIZE

~ virtue at deed trust executed 10 the sub.cber he
Robert NJ Silils bearing day Of Dee in
he year ST. and duly recorded the oe OF the county
me 81 day ct March next, # fair, not, the frs, day
thereafter, upon the premises cash. land in IN.
county of CI"line, adlnHg Benz Kidd Johs
LoS aud others and within Tile Of seedwood,
OF Luue faSes Bridge Containing so acre the same
muTe 0r less oon this land very oetn. orab dwelling
house, and other bouse suitable for small famiiy AZ the
same time aud place, aud By same deed .hau s
likely negt fellows for cash ~ "
The te % this property believed good; but acting
az trustee, wall only such as vested AN M h
SAID deed GEO. K. THORNTON. trustee. .
1e"'iS c-6f
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Feb 81
Charlottesville Feyn0le .dc0deynU.

Charlottesville Female .dcddeynV.
VHE session this Inst;to uDiN cornsxnee on fle
i5th Of February, under ihe suPrintenaeHce Of Mrs
Mary dan and Mrs i:abeitn Wyioo. The ya character
h fhs school has already acquired affords tie best
Tanee oeTy erl0 qualifications AND
IF these young indies and ef hs advantages pIci pos
most ssnnGries Of female iastruetion.
hyanohs. a'.t and Elegant female sdxeGtion coTprr.
btr6sd the tghfse proper attention
bestousd the mora. dspo1nlenf Of ne
riL, Young ladies attending This school, r be accom-.
insddted With AoHrd, &c by Mrs Susan Davenport rrao
resides an the academy aud Of aoss }nliy isss Wy.
d9lh msmbers IAe Kind ard attention Of
MTg Davenport, srU isave parents nothing apprehef
Ivhs their daughters under her application may
BE- made 70 john Winn,0p Norris Garyst or al,
che academy Terms for board and sersyay
brGnchcs hereieorej additional ehage be made sr
IRE mood THOS. W. GILDfER, S. +. Il.
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Fresh GdrCkR Seeds.
HoHN II. BLAMIhE, directly opposhr the Eagle Hotel
- sign IF the Mortar has received his sulpiy OF Fe.
Garden eds imported in the ship Rihmcnd Packet, cspt
Ctabto from Liverpool computing general sssouient
anops them are, viz
Early turnip rooted red beet
po York cabbage, FIVE
10 Aarvs.t Y",k d., large specie. OF Early yusk
Jln Dattcrsea
no eaalaower, extra fac and very genuine
1hp fran cuauubcr
10 golden SsGux rpcrs 10 G. days
Do Charlton and w sshios TOO peas
Greeu cuiled Savuys
Whltc solid celery
J>o broccoli
broad Dutch aud Imperial lsiurs
Orange Carrot
Large Dutch parsnip
Srsrlet short top aud .alron rsdish
Ale supply Of herd, es1.s
Nh. seneisi cataes.e be seen,sy those wishing
tNfchae.
Feb. ie. se-2iw3w
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n The enquirer prhb., twice week generally
durtnr the Of the State Lexss-
tas-pce, tbs heretofore Five DolSrs per
Payable advance Notes Of Chartered spece-psns bnk,,
'uly) vail he payment. The Editors Will Susrsn-
ss tue safety 2f renns them by nai,he postage ssiet
Rec, being paid, by the writers,
Az No paper be disc [hut tbs discretion ~
be EitorsO until all arrcH,yes have been paid up.
fr Whoeverwii isfnnies the payment OF cine aPsrs
te,st have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ cae square, OR LESS ~ esBo-sseh
e5n:reuance, so cents.
No sdvs-msn io.srteds Until h., either hesn paid
e ASSUMED by person this city, IFS
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RaaasoI;e Lana for SHE.

SvrIL be sold aneon, without reserve, the
w of April NEXT. Al the # Col. John u. Baptist
Al meckeabug courthouse the OF land which the
tsbscroer resides, Rosdoke River i. s Neck
fcEburg BY
sua survey 1884 acres, which 20 fertile river bottom
sad about so low ground; upon small streams passing
tobacco lots Between 500 of thu high aud
60 sitsr, ell Of which will produce ohscco-Eo thirds
which superior tobacco land The situation healthy and
Ia good neiehou hood the improvements good repair
aad simply sufficient for the comfortable secomnOdatioL of
ise aud genieeI family aud the SECURING large
de'erption with wheat machine, in good rePaira Target
garden and an extensive orchard containing variety
tui, trees The whole Of the bottom land upon this Etad
highly impsoved 20hsnd can he employee
upon tn tract Of land sdvantage considered ofh
most valuable tobacco plantations the Rivers from the
Roanoke Navigation il complete Purchasers invited
ts Estate. -posscssion will be given The
at Dec. next, with the right vhest Bpprosc
lear title will be made the
~ frcted Terms, third the purchase Jnnney
the 25lh day OF Dec. third 25 Dec
rS-s and the remaining third the 25,h day Dee
Ample security for the payments will he required. Should
the purchaser with To ANTICIPATE his, paymet reasonable
di-ccali will be allowed for prompt Psyntnt. G. GREEN
Feb. 81 e3-2awtd.
tftAAkNup BY Jaue't iisou, the county ro"hsIsr,
II an esray Grey n OF ms high, and suppvs,
to be IS or old She veSed BY Isaac n aaozo,
Martin Tucker, Jr. and Simon l. Block, un the i6h day
WIN S. DANCE, c.
Feb FL 93.-ats
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ENhE Edtos OF the following ses to publish The Cnv.n
= tion h,i once fortnight unt the last day Apf aud
"stI men aee9n"ts 10 the Executive, The C9n.i-
ne Winchester VHgnian the CSnne of the Valley the Old
om'nnn, Peteseurg the peter.bnrr tn.iiiseneer the
5ynchhuTg Vgnian the Ciarkshurg ENQUIRER the ,nptnn
Spectator The Palladium, ewbuts Gretnhf er) The We.-
eih Smg,nan, the Virginia Advocate the Wheeling Gazette
me Wyihe Gazette, the Genius Iiheiy he
F,nease mhIo the Fredrek,bafs srals end the Poisl
Ateha by order OF the Executive,
90 WIN. II. RICHALDSoN,c.c
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-VOTTCE

TO close my accounts finally a. the Executor
w Of the late D. w Coisman, 1 esfnesty request all
persons having claims sgainst the nv Teso, Ia
make them known for settlements md The like reSueg l. rse
OF those who may have claims against the fl Of Cole.
man Voolfolk. Those indebted 10 either b. w Coleman
70 Coleman Woo,ok, 20 me a. Ex'or of r. w f;o
man, rcque.ed TO make immediate raymen ~ no further
indulgence con be given. JOHN SHEPPARD, E1'or
Of II. w. Coleman. dec.
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IT.4SYLYGTON

tSnlo tesofaed Race Hor.e and Stallion ihyTim,eon
"a utof Aaene by Citizen, will stand the enuins seaso
boyaion MeekIsnhdrs co. Va commencing the OF
discharged ty the Psyuen, =" $40 within the season
cents to the Groom IA all Cases class rnAre with one
son Incoming bound for all viii given
IN extensive psstuIags and fed 1t moderate m
ess, II required Every will be paid 10 ie
sent 70 the ho's out no !atiy fo accidents or ri
any kind WIN. TOWNES,
WM. Il. BASKERVILLE.
I'm.
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II bgiua5ie PiaU5ofion foy mn

lNhE Sb'eJsy eeys oy sale kis Pi1ation N tie county
- ~ HGnorfy, y,ng Chtckahoiainy Srv0lp, containing
~ ecrs'j 80 ~ nsiiss from fAs eiyef Rchagud; tie
eeaes,espWe ItrnPke passss through a.. There more
s"n %0 ac,s' Which have been csays cfmbsr or Il
- eosias'sa tqt1 rot hyperion any IN fks scfioa II
o2aHry thre are 30 acres Of ercsenf W,ngr fand 10
'ah P'reso'er fat pgrf lying beosc As Turnpike coud Ne
Rdratsy dtspossd r. There Sac Wni pifhs hair a
nie nA'ch eod be great oausssags any srshing
go ~ the t71s or build 4 fnyfAer dssyyfon dcu
eaannse'say, az those ds,sus II sssse capital in land
20" pp e. Jo'Aua Sfoyrs fifi tie adjoiptng for us
'Ht,0f az any fifae application Sc Rim
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