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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
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Vls4ssaAGA I q. Sst''SANII .stJTI'iE1iAS,
j o. tbc benefit the
Dismal swamp Canal Company,
FITrEENTH Glass.
7JJs darn al Rirn2nd o 2yrlrsd4p he 1871 NJ T5zh.
1928.
81 Nnmirr Lrffs,u- & n.n,n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

THAT GENERAL JACKSON WAS
ENGAGED IN BURR'S CONSPIRACY,
AND THAT HE OFFERED HIM own.
liams) THE POST OF CAPTAIN liz
BURR'S ARMY. and said he. 4 WILL.
LIVE OR DIE By THAT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

We understand tsays the Ontario Repository that
Tic trial OF several of the Morgan is expected
axe Faco during tue session of the Court OF om-
mon tieas winch commenced the Goth inst and
u'a' Dsniel Rlosc'y, Esq of Onondaga recently ap-
opeo COMMISSIONER 10 prosecute these trials has ar
rived and entered upon the discharge of bus duties
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

'taottsr Revolutionary Character .g0nG-A letter
dated at Greensburgh near Tarry 9Th ult states
tat isaac Van Nart Of tie captoIs OF Major An
are III tue Revolutionary War, died on Friday last.
SNORT inne be'ofe lis Gecease, sonr ersotion With
us physician, he SAID harug reference 10 the PauG-
os Monument, that bo wished TO monument 10 be e.
.eced 70 lIm after his Geatb Thus every day dimiu
iShes The Revolutionary characters. Mr. Van WAIT
was WORTHY man and much respected in his neigh
0'hood-C,E =. Enquiyer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

As suhjo;sed statement .i the po,ls. MIR so,;,
bafe been defeated but for The numerous family cnn
nections into which he had ,niertnarried The psi.
dental question had very little influence on The ela
uoh' 'h'nh we VIII beat the JacksosIans IN this
county two TO one.
Col Jas Mclaughlin go, WIN. Smith $40. Cyrus
Car, e32, Jos Anderson 2IS Jno. SPOTS I72-Con-
vsDGoD AT, convention Il.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
From "Fre the People"
A PUBLIC OUTRAGE

An occurrence took place, last Tues
way 10 the Capitol, which. though ori.
s'nating with individuals, concerns ave .
y e''zen who values the majesty Of the
AVS VS., or the honor of his country,
Whilst young Mr. Adams, the rr;yate
Gee tv, of the President Of the n
asea states, was passing from the Hall
vi me House of Representatives.. 10
s mnlcn body he bad just delivered Mes.
sage, to the Chamber of the Senate
10, 10 the purpose of delivering ano,h a &C. ;
ma, body he was "waylaid and a a
y, ID the e Rotunda. by H. .yar.;s ''a aa. >,
.. %s !; Editors Of The Telegraph, and treat
~ ID way to leave no doubt If M
o ou, snS Sa,ing been impelled by previ.
,., Mr. Adams appeared to han. ,..n
-" ,aAen by surprise. He could have e zee, Ieeu
~ revocation at the time wh...r 80.
@isn' have been the aledged rs @n-,sv yer
,S S,S premeditated attack: and a,,Snn 'Js
he interference of bye standsr s''"o 'sia
ss,; e prevented the infiiction 81 mors
serious injury, the personal wrong o. n snS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
BerkeleY county, 70 rsis:

AScf"ctV5 Se1"t5y 70 WE
MARcH Term, 1928.
TT appearing to tho Court from the report Of
i the Commissioners appointed 10 settle the
estate account OF David Ridgwsy, as one Of
the executors of Edward Beesop, deceased,
this day returned, that the estate is endangered
for the reasons named in the said report, TO
wiz: that the three surviving executors are
insolvent and their securities not liable for the
administration of the remaining estate, being
the proceeds of real property, Rule is made
upon Edward Beeson. Jesse Beeson and Mica
lab Beeson, TO shew cause on "Wednesday the
Sd day Of June term next. why they shall not
give counter or additional security to the a
mount Of the real asses,s which are yet TO be
administered OF The estate of Edward Beeson,
deceased:-and it appearing TO the Court thss
Jesse Beeson and Edward Beeson are non
residents Of this Common cath--Ordere.t thai
this order be pubiiRhed for three weeks 10 the
Marsinsburg Gazette.
Teste,
April "a. 1928. d. HUNTER. c.s.c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
Prizes! Prizesl Prizesl
Are daily distributed from

-sLLEH'S LUcKY OFFICE.
Washington City,
Where Tickets can he had in az the populas
Lotteries. in the greatest variety 81 numbcss-
On Tednesday, the Esd insf. T.apvih In
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
No, 6, will draw.
Only IL, 100 Tickets, and the fcliowing PriS0
10 be distributed at enc Drassrns
] Prize Of $4,000 Do,lsrs
- 5000 DollAes
s 5000 Doilass
1850 Dnllars
1 I" Alto Dollars
S 1000 Dollars
S of S60o--5 OF S4o0--s9 u 300, sc. ~.
Tesess Sl0-H atpes S. Quarters 81 50.
DEL. LAW ARE AND NORTH CAROLINA
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, No. 3.
VIII draw at Wilmington, on Wednesday. tho
Soth inst. April This Sch.me has hume.
rous handsome prizes and the price Of Tickets
low. Only 81 for whole Ticket. shares in
proportion.
5000 Dollars 3of 1000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 5of 500 Dollars
I,722 Dollars OF 400 Dollars
10 OF S25o---lo Of $1,000 Of 300 &c &c.
are he prixes--no prize less than & Dollars.
Tickets in q variety Of numbers. for sale ~
$. & ". ALLEN, b Co.
Pennsytrania avenue, Washington CRY.
All orders tor Tickets addressed ~ above,
will receive the most prompt attention.
April IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
TFRUSr sALE.-Pursuant to a de

ID cree ofthe county court OF Berkeley. the
undersigned will proceed to sell ON Saturday
the 18th Of May next. to the highes. bidder
tor cash. before the door OF the Globe tavern,
IN Marsinsburg. "A TACT OF LAND. lying
~ the county of Morgan. about three or four
miles from Bath, containing shout 400 sores
heretofore conveyed by ignaiius O'Ferall and
Frances his vile 20 John Baker and Asron Jew
etf, Esqrs. as Trustees to secure certrin sum
due 10 Selby & swesWingen.
PhlI.iP p. HUNTER, Trustee.
April q.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
April 24.

MollCE.-Ait those indebted to the vssse
~ OF the late Capt. George B. Sssberf, decd.
are notified to come forward and make imme.
date payment, as long Indulgence cannot b
given; and those having cl inns against said e.
tate. to bring them forward properly suthsnti.
Gated for settlemnt
PHILIP CARPER, .sdnr.
Anrl ~
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TO JOURNEY.nEN BL.qcKsafITHs

" ANTED ,mmedia,el, "a Journeyman Bark
w unih, who hiss q perfect ledge Of
his business, good characier. and industrious
habits Blacksmith by presenting suficie nj
testimonials IS above, will find constant EN-
ployment and receive liberal wages. Applies
ton to be made to the subscriber, near Shep.
herdstown. Jefferson county, Virginia.
JAMES McMURRAN.
Anil o42f
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the back OF hrs head, about the sine Of quar-.
ter OF dollar, which have no hair on; when
walking, he bends forward and swings hrs srms
very much; had ON when be vent away, q half
worn fur hat, sn Old drab sur,out coat and dark
coioured esssinett pantaloons, but may have
changed his loshing; he was seen in tae neigh
borhood Of Lee-town. jefferson conunty. on the
night OF the t2,h inst. and perhaps, il sin lurk-
ing 'nberkeiey or Jefferson counties, but in al
probability, will try to make his escape to
Pennsylvsnis. I win give reward of fifty
dollars tor the apprehension and delivery Of
Dick, " taken in the state OF Virginia, and one
hundred dollars iftsken on, OF the state, and se.
cured in isil. 50 that get him again, and all
reasonable expenses paid ifbrosght home.
JACOB WEAVER.
April %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
From the New York Evening Pos,

10 preserve Peach Trees from the
Grub Worms. The season is approach
ing for skirting peach trees to prevent
the worms from injuring them. The mil.
lers deposit their eggs IN the body OF
the tree. near the surface Of the earth.
Skirting with straw or swinging tov !.
bout foot in height, and covering the
lower part of it in the earth, excludes
them, and consequently preserves the
tree. 1t may be bound with any thing
that will last through the season.
have not ascertained the period 10
which the millers sting the trees, but
the summer before The last tree that
came from the stone in the spring, had
two worms in il in the fall my other
trees had them as usual. Last Spring
! adopted the plan now recommended,
and not one has been found since. The
skirting was taken of in the fall, and
the trees are sound and thrifty. con
slider this method as sure and easy
preventative, and wish it might be gen
orally known. The cultivation of this
healthy and delicious fruits, Of general
interest, which has been very much dis
couragedb by the frequency ofthe worms:
If suffered they may spread amongst
our young apple orchards. A farmer
from Baltimore, informed me about d
years since, that he had skirted a thou
sand apple trees with old cloth or amp
thing he could find that would skirt
out the millers One method OF his
neighbors, was TO kill the worms With
wire.
They were last summer, in some
young orchards in Duchess county, in
New York. Alb.
Public debt-We understand that il
is determined to pay off foe millions of
the principal of the public debt on the
first Of july merit
The National Palladium, a very
scurrilous jackson paper in Philadel-
phia has ceased to exist TIE editor
announces himself sick, and has passed
his remaining subscribers over 10 the
American Sentinel Bait Pat.
High Praise The Raleigh Register
mentions the recent death of a gentle
man, who had been subscriber to that
paper for % years, without having
been in arrear more than six months at
any one time. What an eulogy to be
inscribed on q mans tomb! Would
that all newspaper subscribers we're
ambitious Of ii.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
DIED.

On Wednesday, the 9Th inst. John Shurman
Smith, OF this county, IN the Goth year Of his
age.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
$4,000 DOLL. IN ONE CApYTAx..
Only 1890 Tickets in the
VIRGINIA.

Dismal Ssoan,p Canal Lottery,
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
To be drawn nj Richmond, May 7th. 1873.
90 NO. IoTrgar.- g DRAWN BALLOTS.
SPLENDID SCHEME
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24

dsv the 8'h instant, Q negro msn
named DiCks aoou. twenty seven
or twenty eight years ofsge, sbout
i've feet, eight or nine inches high,
tolersbie dark complexion. small
lace and small eyes, stoop Shoulder
ed, short hair. one or two srars on
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Washington City.
GRAND
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

NUMBER SIX
To be drawn IN Washington Cry, on Wedn>sdgt
2ia May, 1928.
so NuMskRs usKb---9 BALLOTS TO N nnAwr
SCHEME.
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Committee be appointed.
The motion 10 refer 10 the Committee on the
Judiciary Was then negatvvd; and it was order
ed that the message be referred TO g select
Committee, TO CONSIST OF seven members.
The House then s6journed
suisse JAWS, one of the editors of Telegraph.
thr. Dorsey, OF maryland.
The Commissioners for receiving sub
Scorpions To the stock oi the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal, have deferred
the meeting heretofore proposed for
organizing the company until Congress
shall have acted definitely upon the
memorials now before them, upon this
important subject.
According to statement published
6y order OF the acting committee of the
Philadelphia Society for alternating The
miseres Of public prisons, there were
S460 commitments received at the Jail
OF the city and county Of Philadelphia
during the year is27-Ii50 of whom
(nearly one third) were blacksi
.dnoiher a,oful Warning to the Iatem-
per1te!-We have seen it stated in the
Raleigh Star, that man by the name
of William Cline YVES committed to
Jail in Lincoln, on the LIST ultimo, on a
charge of having murdered his own
child. On inquiry, we End the state.
ment in the Star to be substantially
true. Cline and his wife were at a
neighbours, not far from home. at a
choppng frolic; some time during the
day Cline went home, where a negro
woman and three little children had be- n
left; he took dram, although pretty
we'll intoxicated before; end on being
asked by his oldest child where its mo,
Their was, which inquiry it repeated a
number oftimes. he in rage knocked
II down, put his foot upon it, and held
It by the legs till its neck was broken!
The negro woman mounted the horse
with the other children behind her, aud
alarmed the nelghbors. On arriving al
Cline's house, they found him sitting at
the FIRE, the child lying dead near him
On being asked why he had killed the
child, he manifested no concern, and
said he did not know it was dead. He
was completely supplied by drunken.
ness. A coroner's inquest resulted in a
verdict OF teiiful murder. and Cline was
committed to jail.-West Caroinion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24

1895 prizes,-blsnks. iSlO2, $50
Tickets S4--Haipss 81 Quarters 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24

Public dsbt-We understand that i
is determined to pay off foe millions Of
the principal of the public debt on the
first Of july merit.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24

The National Palladium, a very
scurrilous jackson paper in Philadel-
phia has ceased to exist. TIE editor
announces himself sick, and has passed
his remaining subscribers over 10 the
American Sentinel Bait. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-24

Inc election OF delegates to the next gene.
sa' assembly for Jefferson county, took place
=" Monoay iast--we have not received state.
meh' OF the poll, but no doubt remains Of the
'eeiecuon OF Messrs. Morgan and Willis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
TIRE DREAMER.
PY MRS. HEDrANs.

Pf MRS. HEbiANS.
aherci no such thing as forgetting possible e
the mind; thousand accidents may, aud will in
'eTposo veil between our present consciousness
ana the secret inscriptions on the mind; but alike
whether, yelled or unveiled the inscription remain
Tor ever.-Ensfish Opium eater.
Rest from thy grief, thou art .ieepinx now
Hhe moouiiyhrs peace is upon thy biow
Ah the deep love that o'.ihows thy breast
Lies, 'tnidst the hush of thy heart, AZ r,d
y.itete sceu of flower in ts folded bell,
Wheu Eve thro' the woodlands bath sighed f,rewcii.
Itss,!-the ssd memorie, that ,hry'the dey
With weight OF thy lonely bosom lay;
The suddea thought, Of The chang cd aud dead,
Ihe yestpnts for voices aud faces gomez
All are forgotten Sleep sleep on
Are they forgotten. II i, not sol
f,tutDber divides not our hearts from their voc.
Zen now DER thine aspect swift changes pass,
Like gifts aud shades wavy grass:
Iremble.t thou, Dreamer o Love aud Grief
9s have storms that shake cen the clo.ed.up leaf.
On thy parted lirs there, quivering th,ii
As on Tyre its chords are still;
On the lug silk isshes that fringe thine ey,
There's large tear gathering heavily;
Ara'n nom the clouds OF thy spirit press'd -
Sorowiul Dreatne tbs g not rest
u Is Thought. at work amidst busted hours,
Love, keeping vigil Ger perished Gower..
IN we bear within mysterious thing,
oi memory and anguish uniahomed springs,
AMI PASSION, those gulf. of The teatt 10 Gis
With bitter wnevs, which n,'cr may still
Well might We pause, ere gave then away,
gnnging the peace Of our couch away
Wen m'ght we look souls in f.a,;
shey mud no fpunt Of oblivion here!
They forget not, the mantle Of slice. beneath
HOW know we, II under the wings of Death
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
SiiOCCO SPRJIES

e 1ues Sonth 9 Uarrenton aud trikin miles of ne
man Stage Road leading from WayTento,. 10 RaY,,h
.1ohcre the Stag passes euery day.
tttitS well known health and iel,. btf,l w ,.r;,. pl
VIII ssa'n he open by The 10Th Of next FOR the
erp"n oil 'rt.is where every will y. devoted n
nen comfortable The ub-cine tender. her rstsf.l
former Patrons and Gatef with
nope OF future every ex.rtion will h.
" retain ne good VIII sn1 To. good Opinion ali who
may v''u the Springs Thtr- will he a.trumen, Mu.,c
Dancing sats, &c o' those who are fond II such amu.e
mes u"ns 10 the scarcity Of mLney price. for Roa,i
WI" oe less han heteoioreG .nemen and an,e. each per
mon'h So ~" of less time than month 81 per day;
ana seNa. nan p'ce-ofses by the month SIS; for lee.
"s 81 o I'm S PEI a ~ ANN JOHNSON
Msy a. 1929
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
LYAIJ FNR N.lLN-

am ansions 10 ar # my tract 81 aud lyins ID, q .
ccuuiy q Powhffsn the waters NJ liuuerwoo fesk
Tbs e SGT co'i 1000 acres al which there get e. cle
wards n 80 " good wood land Or thitaef her.
100 Of Gu snd, ineficr auv IN hi, eefn
rouny The baiiee Of e land good ATT RI dur,ns
foe erLfs Of corn, wheat,
Tbs land es Immediately N The neShbohooi Of q, NIL
tnd - mIet from Ntchmon1 shout 80 nom Pe.fs-
burg on The Isrd every improvement reeurre iaf e
comfortable recommendation - large famdy. The p he
vii &c required 20 pay iSj Of the pufchse nahf, M
cash, Che ba1rct EQUAL srnu4 raynenfs Nth iced
II ie isuj the tcDsn.ns ps,spfs -
r9'seoa Gao be- hsd enough 70 seed sfc ~ What
n Al.
L " i.smsi uSele,s sny thbe isfihei a, 4 ne,
that any sbips pu chase de.ifsbl ies-
dercc, will hfs; view tie p.epht5.
EDWARD MOSTLY.
ArErsi Xi-wzg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
4 p.irable IInninfton IoI SnLe =

NE Subscriber offers for SAFE ais Plantation an the county
Of Hanoper lying Chictahouiny S,pnip contninins
you acres; Il IS ? mules from the cdtyof Richmond; ne
netharicsvae TurngiLe passes hrough There are moro
H Vo acres 'ch,eh f,e been cleared Timber on IL
~ considered eq, u not saPeriort any this section of
country Ihsrs so acres oe-ceiient h.ado,v Land TO
'u purchaser that part lying 6eop the Turnpike .uo,d ne
eP"TmetydisposedJ There Satv hiiI ,cIin haif a
niue 'rhich o@ be great advantage any .shine
get up TIE timber bnas further DESCRIPTION is dsen.-
eanneceSay as those de5rous of resng capital IN Gnd
sgiu gsD Joshua iVing ajo.,ng farm ,piii
'he'rif at any tins; application 10 be made hsn
AbgtSt7 % wtf ffERP4S SYORRS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
HNRLiC MIL

- virtue ~ Deed Tut, executed Il, A..
~ OF ru'P'ts therein rnennnej, ny Herr, Wnitlv ke
"s; me us, usy 1T Sept 1896. aud duly recorded
:" 'he eieIg "iIce of Pcwhatan OF one If n. will
expo to sale. to tn, hshe', bidder for cash, pawhaan
hstan court dsyl The Ferry across James Riyrs, il
eouIy .. r..haapi alec one let u land III.
Trustess shall convey only .uch title rs i. ye.,e in w
hy the deed OF uus; Aforesaid. " -
JOHN W. DANCE,
WM DANCE. { itu''''
Wv Q. MD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12

Sailed yesterday, packe, ships Pacific Crock
CO, liverpool; Suley, Macy, and Don Quixot.e
Whitail, iiavre; Electra, Baker, sI.ondon.-and o.
theis The Suliy and Pacific got to sea at Ia past
Ia, r. M.-,l'e other vessels anchored below
wind ahead.
Passengers in the Paciic-Hon. J. Barbour,
Munster Pienipotentiary TO Great Britain lady son,
daughter, child, and two servants; Professor Long
OF London, lady, three children and servant; Miss
Armitage, New York; Miss Stevens, England;
Messrs Jonn Dunlap; London, Jane. Hasgerty
Liverpool; Robert Owen, New Harmony, aud SER
want
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
RICiIRRD B.iYLOR.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(CA rfERS mas rrpIe-.rnai the Public md
~ pledges hts emitted hs mess. a. NAV
he committed TO his IL, will regularly attend The
SuPe'sI ami Inferior courts the counties
line, and Wemcreand the Superior OF Chano
Tor The Fredericksburg Diot. Addre,,, Lorriio Essex
COUNTY, Va. -
luly 2e. "a o,
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NN'rIl,t

ut nnaer''Sned communicates, having acted in conforms
a. ny WIN decree OF the county count of Buckiprhnm
~ sg the land and slaves belonging Estate OF the ,,c
rsu-so" dec OF esd county, do heieby notify all
prisons interested IN said estate, that after the Iii,
p 81 ma1h next Cat which time the payment for the
9" inc land will become due the
fioce'd,' divide the proceeds Of said 50 much
=" ~ .ney ne subject 10 division between such OF the
oi said Pstteson, he entitled TO dividend
nose having received ssid MT II; nj,
una wishing {" bring the ba,ehpotwi make
s-"h o s's eomrrissi 'ne's, or before that day.
J. T. DOCOCK,
,, w. w FERGUSON, }comfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
TRACT Or JNMn

"hIanhy TOO acres, nois e.,, the county bt
u hand near Cafter's Ferry adjoining the Iar
N-ihl Smith aud Others sud which Jsms Hug NO &c
resdr Also the following slave, JIM Lear chris
walker Eddy aud Stanari and the cBIId en- of the
dawes, born the date Of The said deed; together WITH
variety OF household aud kitchen furniture snd pantsoo NJ
nsl stock OF horses, cattle, sheep hGg, aud
the oiber property meLonsd sad deed The subscrh.
sens AS trustee w convey only such as vested in ~
ny The ss'd deed OF trust ARCHD BRYC T. trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
NOTICE.

'hhEH from me- living 81 LONESOME, near Bowl. ayen
on FRIDAY night the 25fh INST dark gray horse ,x
ysr' IN, shon ~ han1s hb well formed has on fhe Ieft
e o ms hsek large saddle spot switch ,hod all round
or 'n'o Of hin that get him aran sbs he hand
lonely rrwsrdes for his trouble. Direct information 10 Eve.
'I'e . !, 81 omee. ADRIAN HAWLEY.
T-ot
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LI.VU FOR .S3T-Fl

LII he sold publicly, 10 the bigh-. bi1deon The pf,m
w the 2Uh month (>m-u.i, no, . -,
"a" gay, the irae OF land vhefeon @ ,gnta ins 2s
nS'e' y,hg ~ Hanover county, tsms Road 81 tr..
ym hiehmondand known bJ the Of Higgsson Tavern
the terms OF sale will he one half Of purcass
oasn ne ohr hsi " mortt' Afterwards with deed Of tru.t
Oh the land TO secure the LAS payment.
Angus. 4. 5s