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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

LII PersUs having upen with Estate Bobt
Ia Ben dec late Saddier OF the city Of Richmond
requested 70 cal on the subscriber for settlement As
expected tst reference 10 he will often be ,onired
have had them posted, ani ready make settle,
n ens Although Il IS desTabie that speedy clo.e a
The administration should be made yet shall give so,a,
bic tune to these who may fall in debt the estate upon their
giving bond Tor the thereof All nv
bonds aud notes. informed, that the claims against the
ei'ate are very urgently pressed AID that, therefore.
an compelled 10 require them 10 make edse bsymcn
an persons falling q call in reasonable time may expect
that legal steps viii he taken for the collection thereof AN
persons having CLAIMS against the estate,
'em them properly and legally that may
aPprned nj the amount due, 20 enable maize
ntns ior Their liquidation My Office in the CITY Hall
where The Books and raPers will he kept and where shall
generally attend ffom 10 TO 3 o'clock.
w. d. WHEN, Sersr NJ G. r.
Dec 2. - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

G. g. A. WARWICK fer Sale
YfADElkA WINE 10 pipes quafto rks rec e,ysd irtef
- Port Vine 90 bo'.e.i Pale Ale IN bottles
Tn Plate in bD1e; Bfsziel's Copper
Cfs'ss Of qusrt ana pct and and bottles
Umbrellas
Mareh2i. fO3-u4ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28
.DANcLNG GCL[OOL

RDHoMAS NJ FITZGERALD presents his most respectful
- compliments TO the citizen. of EanovcT, Louisa, aud
Ornags eontt Informs them, that his intention is open
Danoing School a. the courthouse each Of thoss counties,
where those who wish patronize hun, will receive tyefJ
necessary InfoTmaton his mode Of instruction. lie akes
pleasure returning his siaoere thanks bis endS who
have so kindly established it.
March 25 t04-tg
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NOTICE.

n LII persons having claims ssaiust the estate Of Cho
~ phsr HUDSON, dec requested t. make them known
sUb>ttiber Those indebted 10 said estate requested
20 make immediate payment 10 TIL W. GILMER, Admir-.
dc bOnis non Of Christopher Hudson, dec.
March IS. ioi-3l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

A NDERsoN WooDSON & BIGGERS having con-
"A yeyedo the subserIbsrs, ny deed bearing 5ist
Jan 1923, all the effects belonging them for the benefit of
their creditors Those indebted them are requested 10
make payment 10 Abrauham + Biggefs, who hereby
thoTised q receive the Those having claims against
them will make them known u.s. 10 order that they NAV ht
discharged aseelbyto The provisions Of the said deed.
JOHN GARTH, Trny.
Feb Il. az ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

n DISSOLUTION Of the 90 psnnersbips Of " tie y.
"a Irvine d Co. Motley Montague, bsviog taken place
'etwten The ppC' The Ah Nov 1879 Henry r. Mynisgue
,vains he above rms, those claims sgsast the above
drs viii present them 10 him fo paymen hs y he .ny
psreon authorized % settle them. hATfiL NJ MOTLEY
7-rh2f fO3-W4w
u I'm Apprentice 1caRted at this o1ice--Ope
from NIe Country would De prcferrea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28
$50 REWARD.

ID UNAWAY from the sub5erhe the f6,h inst negro
~ man osned Iham lie about 50 years old feet high,
of dark cOnpiexi0n there small side II his
cheek he usually long wheker II supposed he will
make for the State II Ohio. will give d. 90 II taken
this State, 20 II taken IN Il, that rim again
JOHN a. GLOVER.
.Juf kiuVhstr courthouse. "a. fu4-UEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28
II UaiuqbIe PIanfGiio,, foy Sal

TUE SnI'ci5er cs for safe his Plantation he county
Of Hanorer iylHg on chiokahonny Swamp, continuing
$50 acres; is i-2 miles from the oyof Ricnond
MeohaaIesVWs Turnpike passes through a. There
than zoo ctch have been cleared timber
considered equal saPsrior any IN Ibis ssolion Of
country Ihere are 40 acres ofeEes Msado-o Land 10
sM purchaser thnt pert lying bslosU ks Turnpike rroRd
eparatsly di,POsedcc Yhsrs is SAG Af within ialf
mile, which oud be grsa. advantage any tusing
up the timber 6d further description. is deem
eaunnecessay those desious vessig capital il, land
will Uso it, Joshua StOrrS ifvng the adjoining farm viii
stsioit any tine application TO De TO him or
dugrst7. 90 II GERV1S STORRS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28
Lwnatic HOSPITAL, JVilIianlsbnyg

=
NIOTICEs hereby gwen that all the cells in
sre occupied and that patients Will be reeevcl
until some OF the said cells vacant; due notceo vii
he given BY order Of the Courto Of Directors.
Nav Is SIT l.. HLNLEY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

'INHE subscriber Will privately has tract oi land 10
Bedford county, situated the north aud south forks Of
uooe Greek, and the road leading from Lynehbue
TO tneastle, ~ miles Liberty aud adjoining Capt
Butod II contains aboM 400 acres of which 500
Cleared The part which is unoesred except very small
portion, excellent tobacco land. OF the cleared aGd
acres are low grounds of the ts quality, and the remainder
remarkably tine high Land This
lion oil tobacco and all kinds OF lie, remarkably well
and very free from if divided would make two very
handsome tracts, which shall be done, those wh9 wish
purchase wish it, Persons wishing to purchase may apply 10
the subscriber residing ia the igbborood OF Loupn
oT 10 Capt Buford, residing the tract. WIN IRVINE.
Jan. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28
IIh .jEaLE EDTC8YY0N

4 LADY d.sirous Of obtaining situation Female Sem
- Inary pgiNsle taeiiy, Teacher. who can
produce satisszrtory tss:isAonss .s.ss;,On. &c v
he heard Of by addressing line TO M. C. Peersburg Va
(post paid)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

ADMINISTRATIONS .sOXYL&.
IL persons having claims against the estate of Carter
"a Berkey, dec, late Of Barn Ems, county OF Mid
dssx, hereby requested to present them for adjustment
properly authenticated and all persons indebted the
tate will please to make payment VIM. holland.
Ad'tnr Of Carter Is. BeTkely, dec.
Jar. I2. 7S1tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

$50 REN.YRU-


no ANYWAY from the subscriber about the latter end oi
80 Nov l89I negro fellows, of them named am
lhey are both about 70 or % Of age. The smallest San
Is about r. ns. high, with scar on his forehead st,n
made, and OF Indian complexion, and yisase The
sam shout Il u5. high slender made Icns fae rain
Of light complexion. The other fellow named John about
- years old 5i ms high, very much scoed with the whip.
and particularly b right thgh When he left here he had
large butchers knife aud Will likely make OF Il ht
deisace, rs he has resisted beOre aud likely be vii dis
opn b., masters nsme will give $50 any peton
me in Chester disuiet,S @. SO for either II them.
49, 80 - JAMES WILLIE.
hoeky n lun Works, March ~ iCo-D.iO'
AWE sheriff, Ine oounfiss Of Warrington Lee 81 az,
- Russell End Tszeweili King Willidm Kpg 4 Queen,
Essex Caroline and aDover Wythe, vne orney Gfsyson
aud Giies tsuawha. Mason Cshp Randolph Lew IIsrr;-
SON Wond and Logan Ohio Tyler Brooke, Mon gala md
freh0n fauqnsr CupPPer, will take notice hat elections
1ed by lac for holding elections IN the month Of April next
10 chrOse Senators rt Oh dcls
nest General Assembly. ADDISON uANSFORD 9. g.
March ~ ico-0
10y virtue Of deed OF the subribsrs Nv
- Reuben Bu ton the tfh day Of April, fs27 and %
recorded in The county Of the % day Of J
lbZIs Tor purp5sss therein menoned, sha sell the
highest bidder, AZ the Springfield coal pits in tie county
enrico on the 2sh dsyof March, the following property
wit 20 acres OF land lying ChirkahOm0By swamp Being
ons hs ~ the tract Of land conveyed BY Dsn burton IN his
lifetime 70 The SAID Reuben BuOn,whcb will more fully
pearby reference t. the deed recorded the Isnso
james Fox also ~ Of laud the Richmond TvrrIe
Road which said land by Reuben Burton from
Alex Buchausn; also lot IN the Rowing
one acrr which originally owned ny jane Wood ao 20
Brooke Sehoohou5s The aoressd land formerly belonged
10 WIZ Young Robt e.. williamson Terms will Re made
known Oh the day Of Acting trustees shall only
convey such tile IS Is vested IN us ~ the said trust deed.
MOSBY SHEPPARD, True
Fsb.2e. ' 90, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28
HOTSPUH.

STALLION Of a. biSh blood sBd good performance,
IN any Virginia, viii stand the ensuing al the
residence o. the subscriber iWeysnoke IN Charles Cyl FIVE
miles south of The courthouse and let n a SIS the
season. IS dolls. 10 ensure, with 5Oc The groom every
instance. lie g9 BY Tim,lean, the Sire OF Sally walker
sally Mages, Wellington, sBd he hne Rseefshis dsm by
Arthy, sreat Jan ~ imported Mage, dam ~ Wilds,
kearusugm and Marx Anthony JNO MINGE.Jr.
March IS. fOs-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

IL ONE TRACT 5isisnt miles from Lynchhatg. sod Z
IA from s turnpike road eDnii0iug 1914 81 scfc8.
hst cleared, sllfJr sale The improve toas,d
cradle & valuable, FRANCIS EPPEs.
March :, gJ-Wl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

:. DIpCIHER'S TY.qJVTED
WANTED or 10 good Dtchers. Apply at WIZ. Dunn.
Goa! Ysd, or TO WIN. Finney, Trahue'. Coal Pits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-28

SysOR Of Tobacco Painters general reg
uaous for inspecting tobsceoat the respective Iuspeei>
lag Wa, ebou,e., in The city OF Richmond, vs:
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

others nave been led to array themselves against
him through passion and prejudice, or with Sc
cret design to affect the approaching election Of
President. In short that they have " struck at
another man over his shoulders" This is our
serious opinion .
6 The story has bten so often told ia the papers
that party had nothing to do in the question OF the
Seminole war. that mahy have believed it. We
always have believed the contrary and the happy
contriVance OF recording the yeas and nays proves
that we are correct. unless we admit, that ore OF
the two great political sections in congress is much
more reyard'ul Of the constitution Of the United
States than the other
March 18th, 1912.
The fact is-ninetyn nine handrsdihs of the
people believe, that Gen Jackson acted on every
occasion, for the soo, of his country, and success
universally crowned his efforts. He has suffered
more hartlships and encountered higher RESPONSE
bities, than any man living in the United States,
to serve US and has his reward in the sanction Of
his government and the appreciation OF the people.
We know that the conduct OF men are ton often
canvassed according to their success; but had
Jackson failed in any Of his enterprises he would
have failed like man, and still have had the sup
port OF those whose interests he endeavOred to
sustain against the broad destruction threatened
by the invinciblcs Of the old world, and the more
more crafty and murc fearful depredatons OF the
savages Of the new.''
Juiy 90, 1899.
The man Of Orleans, has been remembered in
the flowing cup, On the late anniversary. The name
Of JACKSON is as imperishable as the history of
his country. 1t gives precedence only TO sucn of
those as gave impulse and power to the s. ball Of
revolution when independence is commemorated.
baltimore Patriot, March %, 1875
"There is an additional reason, why Hartford
Conventioniss should hate Jackson;he refuted their
prophecies in the fall of Orleans and thus added to
the load of public ignominy under which they labor
February 90, 1915.
"Of JACKSON 1t is enough to say, he crites
as iteH as he fights. When such combination Of
pleasing incidents occur, when we are enabled to
embrace in our paper, the parting honors of a
GENERAL who won laurels which even the ex-
allied " Washington, (if capable of envy might
have en,ied, and treaty Of peace-our readers
will readily excuse necessary omissions"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
NEMOV AN.

rlyIIE Subscriber informs his friends and the public, that
he has removed his establishment frcm No. 30, High
street,
No. 9, ufarket, at the corner Of Front ST.,
And near the Store j. & w. II. Gordon, opposite ER
Shoyb avern-where he will always keep baud every
article in his line the first qualify and the lowest Pha-
delpha Prices. He takes this opportunity to return his
thanks to his friends and the public generally, for hc be-
raj share Of patronage heretofore bestowed and asks
tnuance for the future. lie offers for sale at No g.
harke, street Fine pig tall plug, Virginia tas and Cav
ends obacco-Spansh segars, OF the best and intermediate
kinds. Half spansh and American do. Scotch Rarpee,
uccaba and Carrburg snuff, Pipes, and article in
his line ItiOMho "A. SiEiti,Ei
Wilmington, March Is, 1928. 20-ot
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

MEssRs. CnLEy JARVIS
Northumberland send you for publication. an ex
tract from letter, partly bnsuess.) addressed BY d.
Alexander Esq 10 in relation TO the subject of the
miliamen am personally and ultimately acquainted with
Nr Alexander, and know him TO be man Of highly re-
specialize character AID unquestionable yeracy lie IS
member OF the Tennessee bar and clerk OF the chancery
court in the dstiic ulci have the honor represent
From the part which he took in The trasaco,s Of which
he speaks, feel confident that his will he cac-
lated to arrest the If fase'ood which has been
ndustrioisly prnpasaed on thai subject
Very respectfully your ob't serv't
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

Ono M'nuo.-fs paper published at Columbus, ed
lied by d. Smith native of New England He has here.
'oore believed in the professions Of Mr. Adams and yea.
ious'y supported him at the last elections much of the
vote Which he received i'll that state is attributable to the
zeal OF MIR. Smith, lie supports him no longer but has
declared himself in .vor of the candidate Of the people
and "oproscd TO the candidate of the aristocracy p
me "'ater being supported by treasury fed papers can.
not expect the support papers nainan by the people,
Ohio has by many Jackson men, been set down as 6ubr
hu VIC do not consider it So at least may say that one
or Two more such events this, will put the question al
rest.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
LOOKING GLASSES, sc.

VEvIE Subscriber intending to decline the Looking Glass
u business, offers his stock for sale, at very reduced
prices, in lots to suit purchasers.
On hand, general ment of Hardware Cutlery and
cc Of ali the usual sizes, round. fiat and square. Also.
Dang's Corn and Grass scythes and Ogesbys sickes.
q ii YARNAIL,
No. 81, Market street, Philadelphia.
Sd mo- "a, 1893. 2o--9t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

Tine Anniversary flhe SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, of New
castle County, will be held he "a Prcsb, Church.
Wilmington, "Wednesday evening the 26b instant, at
Il O'CLOCK which time The Annual Report viii be read
and Addresses be delivered general attendance Of The
citizens is invited and solicited 19-2t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
NOTICE.

The drawing of the Deas5are aud North Carolina Console
dated Lottery, sixth Class, will take place Weaassday
the Goth inst. the Lafayette o.ei, kept by G.
Wolf, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
YATES & MTNTYRE, .;fanagcis.
Wilmnpton. March q.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
NEW BOOKS.

Blue Stocking Hall, in volumes
The O'Bren's and the O'Flaher;ys; National Tale
9 vols. by Lady Morgan.
Nothing by Nobody; vol, Yes and No. 2 vols
Filtration; a Novel. vols.
Tales of Grandfather, 2 vols. BY Walter Scott.
Cyril Thornton, 3vols. De vere vols. Red Rover,
2yols Hope Leslie, vols. Elizabeth de Bruce, vols
yiyan Grew: 9 vols Key to the Vivian Grey.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
TOMORROW MORNING.

vt 10 o'clock, at The LAFArsTTE UoTGL, IN Mis
Borough,
WILL be drawn the Dea7rare and North Carolina Con-
w sohdatea Lottery, 9th class. We would say to our
ends and Patrons be stirring with the lark Tomorrow"
you may be unable procure chance the tickets are
really scarce.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
National Nomination.
PEOPLES TICKET.
President,
Andrew Jackson.
Vice President,
John c.. Calhoun,

. MOVING TIME.

nh. nmbe 81 Reriouais, tendues, &c. which usually
ste place at this Of the year. require tile services
II the printer, In the way of tANDBILLs, CARDS, and
A ADVERTISEMENTS; and We embrace this opportunity
10 state that materials for executing all such services
Ire moi surpassed in variety and beauty by any other esab
|bment in The borough All orders will be thankfully re-
kyed and promptly and correctly despatched on reason
lbe term Maich -.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

1t not because there any necessity fer more evidence
on the subject, that publish the following, but coming
from such respectable sorcc, it ought be laid before
our readers-1he proofs upon this subject abundant
mat we have not room TO publish half that have been gwen
Enough however are before the public to show the vinc
tive disposition Of the Adams party and TO excupate Gen
Jackson, from every charge made against him in elaon
to the affair 0? the sly militia men.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
SCHEME.
$4,000, ONE QUARTER,

SIS, 900 Whole $4,000 half and quarters.
1900 quarter 6 900 Hall. 1000 in quarters
5000 whole ticket. 5000 half, besides many of 1000
$780, 800, 200, 100, &c.
For prices then apply at
Robertson s Little's,
Prize Selling Office, No. %, Market ST., Wnlisgton.
March 25
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

A letter received in New York from gentle
man of that city, dated at Rome, the a6th Of De-
cember; says :. The Austrian Minister has thif
day communicated to the Papal Government The
fact that the Porte has consented to the nedist'c
Of Austria,'
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

Or the 10th Jan. the marriage Of Nj. Adolpf
Pcrrler, son of M. Augustine Perrier, Member Of
the Chamber of Deputies, with Mademoiaele de
Lafayette. daughter of M. Georges de Lafayette,
Member Of the Chamber Of Deputies, took place.
Immediately after the ceremony. the bride and
bridegroom set off for the Chateau de la Oranges
the residence Of the BRIDES grandfather, Geners'
de Lafayette. 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07
mol
" u. SMITHS STATEMENT.

FRANKLIN, AuS. eth, ISIS.
Dear Str: In answer to your note, which came
20 hand on the evening Of yesterday, requesting
me 10 state what irecollec OF A. Burr being at ball
at Nashville, many years ago-what transpres on
that occasion, and slso his having been burned
in etiisy in that place, would remark, that was
not present nj the ball Judge williams speaks Of
neither was in Nashville on the evening OF the
Ball. afterwards understood, that Col. Burr al
tended il, and that the company generally, and the
ladies particularly, were much pleased with his
gentlemanly and courty department. l do not
collect having heard, that any objections were
made to the propricty OF the attendance oil Col.
Bar at this Ball-it such existed 1t this time they
were confined to the person entertaining them, at
least so lar as know, never having heard oil them
do not recolect having heard Judge Williams
express himself unirendiy TO Col Burr, in his en-
terprize until after conjecture and rumour had as
Sured TO il a reasonable character. Some short
time after Burr left Na.hville, (when he was on his
way TO New Orleans believe, y some persons burn
ed him IN e'bgy. l not in Nashville, when
this took place, but heard that some few individuals
caused the ctiigy to be made, and procured some
persons TO take 1t 10 the public square and set it
IRE; but who made it, or who committed it TO the
flames, do not know, but think Judge Williams
| informed me, that ne had some hand in the affair
would observe in conclusion, that it has been Sc
particulars may, and doubtless have, escaped my
recollection; but OF the correctness of the proceed
Ing statement, hav" no doubt, 50 far memory,
la!ier lapse OF many years., may be relied upon.
am, Sir, yours, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07
ALBANY WARD ELECTION

This election took place Tuesday last, &. ter
minated in the success Of the jackson party in that
city, whose ticket prevailed in the LIST, I'd and An
wards, and without opposition in the 9TH In the
80 an union ticket was run The aldermen elect
ed are,
Friend Humphrey, John Townsend
z John Cassidy, Daniel M'Glashan.
). Isaac W. Stats, Gerrt Gates.
A. Philip Phelps, Hawthorn M'Cullock
b. James Gibbons, Francis / Bradt,
The old corporation in the evening, reelected
Henry W. Snyder chamberlain, William Ii Shif.
fer marshal, and j. Meigs and A Sickle- high con-
stable. ". ! Statesman.
WARD ELECTION.
PRILADELPIIIA, Oct. 1.-The Ward Elections
terminated last evening in the success OF the Jach-
son Ticket 10 wards out of the Is wards of the CT
ty In Pine ward one Inspector was elected from
each party. f4tyora. .gdn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07
ROaNOSE L.9N.D ron SaLE

INBE subscriber IS determined to move to the West and
a offers hi. land lying Roanoke River, Just below Has.
kini, fsrry, 10 meetlenburS county, Va little below
Estate purchased by Capt H. T. WsikpJ, Of Alexander Boyd
oebtsmns by reett survey be~een $50 800 acres 2O4
0, winch IS s good low ground, any the river with
plenty OF pant Psob land large portion Of this Is
10 hns Condition for tobacco About thirds the uplnnd
10 woods aud inferior land this part the country
of ohtec cotton corn and oats The cleared land good
condition. This land exoelleny wefed, ty many springs
OF the best quality. The improvements rge two 81
wood house hui "f best heart pine with rooms
all the wood work Of which expected he fnht by he
day Of the neeessary houses and suitable house. o
saVn crop The sale will lake place the hrs Tuesday In
December next II far, Otberwse the next fair dsy There
are other lands above and below mine that vii, .oon -
M market, snd be added 10 rift should not be
sufficiently large by capitalists Attic same time snd place
Hillsel all Of Household Kitchen Furniture Oroppne
ostok o. a kind. parcel Of Pork; about 500 hsrre
OF Corn, Ost' Fodder, &c. H. Among The Horses bse A.
several Mares Colts aud Feys, Of ~ pure stock Is sny IN
Y ,inis. '"' o"
abe subscriber would prefer sell the land priys,ely in
~heh event due notice would e given shall efp
wheat ID" plantation sufficiently large Tor 70 hand,
2. 6.This piloe oonsiJer ~ healthy as snv In I'm,
county have lived here years AMI have bad verv idle
seknr''o the ismy, snJ particularly among my nsgoes
~ PHI y.