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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04
THE INFLExIBLE FATHER.

In the year 1926, James Lynch Fitz-
Stephen, merchant, being elected mayor
of Galway, in Ireland, sent his only son
commander of one of his ships to Bilboa
in Spain, for cargo of wine. Former
dealings at this place were the means of
recommending the fathers credit, which
young Lynch took advantage of, and Sc
GREETED the money, for his own use, which
h;s father a,,trnstad hipe u;th Ea.- the MR.
chase of the cargo. The Spanlard, who
supplied him on this occasion, sent his
nephew with him to Ireland, to receive
the debt, and establish a further cores
pondence. The young men, who were
nearly of an age, sailed together with that
seeming satisfaction which congenial stu
atoms generally create among mankind.
Open and generous, the Spaniard antici-
pated the pleasure which he should enjoy
with such friend, in a place then re-
markable for qualities which we are no
longer to look for, but in the narrative of
other times. The ship proceeded on her
voyage and as every day must bring
them nearer the place of destination, and
discover the fraud intended by Lynch,
he conceived the diabolical resolution of
throwing his friend overheard. After
sounding the sentiments of the hands on
board, he brought the major part of them
over to his purpose by promise of reward,
and the rest by fear. On the night of the
fifth day, the unfortunate Spaniard was
violently seized in his bed, and thrown
overheard. A few days more brought
them to port; his father and friends re-
ceived him with joy, and in short time
bestowed sufficient capital to set him
up in business. Security had lulled eve
ny sense of danger, and he proposed him.
self to beautiful girl, the daughter of a
neighbour, in marriage. His terms were
accepted, and the day appointed which
was to crown his yet successful villany,
when one of the sailors who had been
with him on the voyage to Spain was ta-
kon Ill, and finding himself at the point
of death sent for the father, aud culnn,n-
nicated full relation of the horrid deed
his son had committed on the high seas.
The father, though struck speeches. with
establishment and grief, at length shook
off the feelings which incline the parent
to natural Partially. Justice shall take
its course" said the indignant magistrate,
and in few minutes he had his son seiz-
ed with the rest of the crew, and threw
them into prison.
They all confessed the crime crimi-
nal process was made out against them,
and in few days small town in the west
of Ireland beheld sight, paralleled by
very few instances in the history of man
kind; father sitting in judgment, like
another Brutus, on his son and, like him
too, condemniog him to die as sacrifice
to public justice "Were any other but
your wretched father your judge" said
the infexible magistrate, {" i might have
dropped tear over my child's misfor-
tunes, and solicited for his life, though
stained with murder; but you must die !!
These are the last drops which shall
quench the sparks of nature; and if you
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04
HE'LL BRIDGE.

There is narrow pass between the
mountains in the neighbourhood of Ben
dearg, in the highlands of Scotland, which
at little distance has the appearance of
an immense artificial bridge thrown ove1
tremendous chasm but on nearer ap.
proach it is seen to be a wall of natures
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04

A short time since a curious hoa
played upon an excise officer. A Co
man was stopped by revenue office
took from him two casks of spirits, VIII
suspected had been struggled. Aft
officer had carried the liquor dista
three miles, the man suddenly stoppe
house, saying,-"It is to be left here"
officer replied, "No; as l have seize
must go to the excise office ;" and in
ately proceeded with the casks. 81
fast, MASTER" replied the countryma
have little bit of paper here; which
will take the time and trouble of re
you will find it is to be left at this
The officer having read the paper, ez
ed, "Why, you rascal, this is a p
why did you not shew it to me be
Because, answered he, " If l had, you
not have been so kind as to have earn
liquor so far for me-"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04
ARITHMETIcAL REBI1s.

Three fhs of one fourth of three ths of FIVE score:
One third Of two SKIES, divided by four;
One half Of two thirds of six more than five threes
Three tourths ofeght dozen-add eight ifyou please
The initials of each, if yop Join you will spy
A thing which this moment is under your eye.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04
MUTUAL DEPENDENCE

The blind man on his shoulders through the throng
His halt and crippled fellow bears along
The one lends eyes, the other lends his feet;
Thus both in safety pass the crowded street.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04
THE WEATHER.

The season, It's granted is not very gay,
But we cannot in justice complain Of the weather
For if changes delight us, we have in one day
Spring, summer, and autumn, and winter together
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04

A country blacksmith, going into
er's yard with a hammer In ms haI
bitten by snarllng dog, which SO a
ted him that ne struck the dog, and
.in0 to hit him, -.u,ifh- tho char ---.4l
hammer, Killed him on the spot.
might" said the owner of the dog,
struck him with the other end of tn
mer." 'Iwould," said the blacksmith,
had bit me with the other end of his
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04

A very silly young man who knews
or two of French, and was EXCESSIVE
OF his accomplishment, accosted gem
in the street with "Quelle heure e
What o clock Is it p The gentlem
plled in Latln, "Nesclo." knOV
''Bless me-" said the other, 81 had nj
that 1t was so late"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04


New METHOD OF TEACHING MUsld
Highlander, having a scholar to teac
dained to crack his brain with the na1
semibreve, minims, crotchets, and qu,
!" Here, Donald" says he, stake you'll
lad, and gil us a blast" ESQ! ve1
blown indeed, but what is sound, D.
without sense you may blow ferevef
out making tune of it, if l don't tel
how the queer things on the paper mud
you. You see that big fellow with al
open face, (pointing to a semibreve bel
the two lines of a BARI he moves slowll
that line to this, while you beat ona
your foot, and gil long blast; if MOI
put leg to him, and he will move tn
fast; if you blacken his face, he WI
four times faster than the fellow WI
white face; but if after blackening BY
you bend his knee, or tie his leg, he w
eight times faster than the white fel|
showed you first. Now, whene'er you
your pipes, Donald, remember this, the3
er these fellows legs are tied the
they will run, and the quicker they af'
to dance.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04

The RULING PASSION. Fontene
celebrated French author, was part
fond of asparagus dressed with oil;
was Intimately acquainted with an abb
loved to eat this delicious vegetable
up with butter. One day, the able 4
in unexpectedly to dinner, and For
who had ordered his favourite dis
great kindness directed that half shI
dressed with oil, and the rest with
The value of this sacrifice is proved
sequel of the story. The able fallinl
dead in fit, Fontenele, without a mo
delay, darted to the top of the stan
7e-.vl~iIliCu W JII5 CuuK--UreSS tne
with oil, the achole with oil, as l to
BEFORE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18
l-al,abis Lon.ls far .Sale.

Foludbis Lands for Sale.
a NAtoUS to rsmo.r 10 the We,t, oarr Tor sale,
go is, Vi LAID IN Heurco county cou;siung by old
'rvcy 70 acres lying on the Brook Tunpks road aud
l.ipns zoe lower Toll Gate, within mile Of the Cuy
kithn"rj.-rhs tact has II, ANAL, but comforts bl,
Dwelling House, w,ta out houses attached.
Also one other rIaet in Hanover, which reside,
on fetopotonoy Greek, containing $40 acres-vihin -
m'es oi Nehmond $50 Of winch elesred, the
efes Of creek land, par. Of which eci.imed Tn. Trae,
seneisy oi SOD quality With Orchard Of choice fruit
buildings are ordinary but the situation reuska
bly, healthy further description deemed
" 'nie -e no one disposed TO purehsss will do so, without
viewing the premises.
The above rrae will be laid OF suit purchasers; AM
Young Nsgoes taken in psymen The fraser will :,
N wa by NJ John WalaIope, ntthe Toll Gate or Mr. W
NJ Young, aud the latter by the Subscriber Any comm uni
's"'n to INT on than ejeet will be promptly suendedo
JNO. w. ELLIS.
Nov. IA. ss-wf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

OCT. Isl, 1873.
hereby given TO the prcprI etors Of tina, por
~ Ton OF the unredee ned per created in
pusnaucs at act Of Congress- Of the 2;.h March
ue1o7aeo ne io-n of august 22t fer sc eco OOo
nonnns 70 Josr EttionS and C|ty hun.
dsd and tighty dollars and seventy cents that their
aes, upon the surrender thereof will ON tie first d,y
OF 1aHusry next be paid to then respectively, their
or attorneys duly Treasury
Or al ne Loan once where the stock, thu, be reimbursed
ana further made known, for the nforms ton Of the
pees Concerned that no transfer of the aes of the
sara 'toek from the books Of the Treasury any Com
December next. ~ "
And that the interest thereon will determine on
DAY preceding the day hereby fixed for the
q 'he 'aid s'oek. RICHARD RUSH.
o Secretary Of the Treasury
II Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18

CuLpeper LdRd for Sale.
Nv virtue OF decree of the county court of Gull
peper In Chancery, in suit in which J. W.
Green, executor OF Mary Stephens is plaintiff and
Philip Slaughter is defendant, 1 shall on the 9th
day OF January next, at the front door of Wards
Tavern at Culpeper courthouse, expose to safe to
the highest bidder, tract of land containing one
hundred and fifty acres, more or less in the coun-
~ OF Culpeper, adjoining the lands of Daniel f.
Slaughter, John Slaughter and Philip Slaughter,
on the waters OF Cedar-run. Terms of sale Gre
dit of 6, II and is months, in three equal
instruments Bond and security, with deed of
trust upoa the land, to be given by the purchaser.
VIM. GREEN, comm'r.
Dec. g.. 63-w5t*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18
EDUCATION

GbOSA
or the 18th day of January next, Mr.. John Fl.
Day will open school convenient to the sub
scribers, by whom he has been recently employ
ed, in which. will be taught the Latin, Greek,
French, and English Languages, embracing in
the last, all the necessary branches preparatory
Tor College. We deem it unnecessary TO say more
OF MIR. Days moral habits or qualifications for a
Teacher, than TO refer those who may feel dispos-
ed to patronize this Institution, to the Recom-,
mendatons in his possessions; or to such persons
as have encouraged his school for the last eight or
ten years.
FIVE or six boarders can be received by each Of
us at $50 for the term Of ten months, Chat being
the scholastic year.)
AS Boarding with the Teacher is often desired
we are authorized to state, that MIR. Day will ac-
commodate few young gentlemen upon the same
terms as above mentioned.
Tuition in every instance will be S25.-
THOMAS GOODE
THOMAS Willy
.dWeid, ~foU. TN, 1928. 54-wtI2Jan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18
VIRGINIA. FEMALE ACADENy

boYDroN, MECKLENBURG COUNTY,
'EHE Pat1nei.hiP between tn principals II n Academy
4 being dfolyed by mutual consent all sum due TO de
concern are 20 he paid TO Mt Baker, who will also settle WI
demands msy be uPonib aud eonlDus the school a, usual
JOSEPH II. WARNE,
- GEO. L. BAKER
MI Wstne dssron, Of taxing the charge Of small ,ebo
on h oWn acct mfs Wdtue Will instruct Tie younger rDp,
The advanced will be under the supetne udsce be
,ubsebs wby sil' have objection to boarding IN aiai,
mat s"ud prefer private education for Their children
provided he may be permitted a. make such addition, ron
families ~ the neshbohood shall him moderate
remuneration
ffoo bis having teen employed during The last two wear.
20 toe cfuc"oD "f Fsrsss, be deems reference e an
hcsli1 unueeessfy. The u Andfew Jones Nst a
OSfofa, y. o. whose ehoo he assisted for seven
aud the ugh SUBTRACTION expfs.sed BY all who have attended
The Kan ua;ion, s BOyd0g, Will, g pie,uu,ed, he mn
citnt 70, O0neEdatiJn. JOSEPH B WApSE
Dec o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18
ST. ANDREWS DINNER

IN BALTIMORE.
The following lines were composed for the o
aston by r. H. Dduidge, Esq. one OF the men
'ers Of the Society.
Air--Dondid Macdonald
The day o 81. Audrew la, .hpp,t ava,
Ipait us, the Sunday that's sane;
They hot that for Scot. there he rs, :hius sva
But ~ wafstle with sorrow au' pain.
But gle Us a stoop o. guide liquor,
WI friends sic a, these we hse here.
Au' whites ell up out Biek,r,
GUIDE hyeto a. SORROW an' care
To the rhi.te, the Broom and the Heather,
The Broom an the. II, shet an a.,
When Seot.men refuse 10 iorg.ihcr,
May the Thistle slsne be their IA.
They my talk other warm sunny .in,ner,
o. the beauties an lilies in France;
o, her wis.s and The light footed k,nmer.
Whs oapeI, an teach to dance.
They may Drag % their sweet sren,el bowers,
The groves o the orange aD' lime;
The beat ~ their fuits sn' their ao~er.,
Msun fs"c With the SINNERS xsy prime,
But THE Thistle, the u Dom an the UestLet,
Are green when the csult wind, biaw,
An when Srotsmen Teiuse to forgather,
Their hearts will be eauid the snsw.
John Dull he may brsg % hi. dinners,
And tell II. our fare Is but sma';
biay think US the warst o. a. siuuerr,
For Gus erowde, an hsnnoeks an a,
But when we've squad ~ sude fell0w,,
Just SIC as arouad .re
Wen jtiuS I'll ia a heart m,ows
VIRTUE fons. o! rich Barley btee.
To Lowlands an Hishlauds an a.
HIGHLAND. an Lowlsnds an a.,
Where Scotsmen an Is,siss forEather
WI plaidies, au' muches, au' a..
There, Wordsworth, an Colsr,dse, an Byron
EI brawly they s.ure out rhyme;
an, then wsTblns, more lasting than iron,
Will endure to the latest o. time;
But gle u, the o. SIR Walter,
Or the wild thrilling measure o. Burns,
An' where's the heart ~unua fater
WI grief an delight IN their turns!
Here's 10 Campbell an Ramsay, an a,
Pur FeTsu.on Hogg, sa' them a,
When Scot, sic as these shall foTgather
Wen fill up a bumper - o..
While Menty her rhsplet i, weaving,
An point. TO our ain native Lam,
Fol- by Cane, we .mau ma be grieviug,
But think % the blessing. al han;
Well cherish the Lam that we live in,
Tbs name of the valiant an free,
For which our hearts bluid we wad give in
To live independent, or dee.
Here's TO Union an' Freedom an a,
Freedom am Union an a.
Tsle Seoumtn they'll always forsathsr
For Union and Freedom an a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18

PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.
SHALL ogsr public ssle in Charlottesville for cash,
o" Monday. the sta January, 1929, being Aibemarls
Court day, II or "a likely young Nssros.
FRANK CARR.
Dec. ss- It'd,
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Dec. Is.
OXFORD -1T3OEIITEY

NHE winter session each of these Ssininares will
4 mene- Gu the i2th Of January next.
The Female AZ my under superniendancr of the
Kew Joseph Labaree, asd by two ade, Of eminent quail
neso'ns, Nss f. Humphr,es who teaches Music sad the
French language iasuere,. of experience
haveg taught for years the School
past ye.r-f
Ths Male Academy will be under the
Mr. James d. johnson ne heretofore.
North Carolina Dec. is. ss-wgw
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-YNYINk-

WAS Committed 70 the Jail Of Chesteffed Coun,v w.
w srunsgsy, negro named john who ,a,. he he
longs 10 f Hcundrse, IN South Caroims ON the Sit .,
VI August sgt hid When cofouitted old ni.sd e,Y
sDd 80 old ysr white vOoiisn Tantanus, sod az ali 49,
hst John n about feet inches high. colour bal 90
sooot rs years of TIE Of said negro n
TO come orwsrd prove properly, pay chsgs aud ,s2e To-
away, Or he ugibe dealt with 2, t6eisv drscr ~"
J. =. G00DE, JoiIoy.
DrS.~ L.. ISL.
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COVCORD 9C9DEJfY.

INHE erereises II this Seminary for the ensuing year. will
commeuee the 18th January snd terminate 10th
II DECEMBER The Of instruction will compri.e adj
1hcn TO the brsnches Of English Educ alton, The
Us Of the Globes, the theory ADD practice OF Surveying
Algebra the application of Aigebs TO Geometry plane and
,pherieal Trigonomey, Chemistry, ns;usI, moral political
Philosophy, History Belles.Letrss, Competition and the
Latin, Greek, French Italian and Spanish Laugusges A
vacation will be allowed during The month Of August TIE
number OF usefu and respectable professional who
been educated st this Seminary, and the high literary isnk
always maintained by those who have gone from this Insu
ton 20 the best College, we'll the University Of Vir
gna sufficiently prove that the Students have been dciouy
and faithfully instructed The Patrons Of Institution are
oVted all times 10 visit the Sucrbef aud tudge Of the
situation aud Of the pupils The hoard and
tuition will be 81 10, eaeh boader finding bis bed he'd
ding aud csndes, 500 they he furnished nv the Sub
soribeI. Pmert, and Guardisns residing danee who
wish u commit their children 10 his care nfe
requested TO make timely application letters addressed
THOMAS b. COLEMAN.
Pres't Of Concord acade,uu
Near the Bowling Green-C Caroline County.
~
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NOTICE.

1eURsUANT to decree of Goochland county
- court, shall, Commissioner, sell to the
highest bidder at PowelPs Tavern on the 10Th
day OF February next, if fair, otherwise the next
fair day, two tracts of land, one containing So
acres, adjoining Holman Shoemaker and others :;
the other tract containing 80 and half acres, ad
joining VIM. st. Cair's and others-the payments
upon l, 2 and years equal annual in,;almeDts,
the purchaser to give bond with approved sccu-
riiy, together with deed of trust on the land sold
TO secure the purchase money Such title only as
commissioner will give, which believe to be
undouhted. VIM. FORD, comm'r.
Dec. g. 63--wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18

ONE HUNDRED DOLLQRS RETV9RD-
f EFT Trsbues Pfs county " Chest freid o. ,bs
"a 9Th Oct am was there the nisht Of the
tfth present month, mulst;o panied Pitunn se
Blacksmith, ut the odiusry size good pei,ou, aud will ,hs
evident slar when qnesiontd about h papers &c lie
rally went wen dressed, hs. brown With Iona sk
short coat, and wears uuay white hat has pcrbap, some
old cloths ~ tie " D. Army Uniform, If his arm.
few white spots have good believe Pngr la, on
taned free paper of free Negro named Mss c Aftnsfons
H. the Couny Of Powssn, sud sbout 10 uske bis esesre
70 some other S'sbe has been recently about PetsIs
nd Will think endssvour oget OF by from ftenes
CsPtSns Of vee' viii do well 10 fseOsei 'he severity Of
the Law UPON tia subject. WIN. DUNN
Dec. IS CT %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18

Stone Wdre on the .Mechd,iichSpiHe Turnpike,
tUO miles from Richmond.
He subscriber has very large assortment Of
Stone Ware, much hancsomer and of better
quality, than he has offered TO the public be-
tore. Those who have been supplied from my
Factory. and others dealing in that article are in
formed, that have reduced the price of the said
article nearly t'oenty fire per cent. Specimens
may be seen at Messrs Lewis Webb & Co., An
derson Garth s. Co., Mr. VIM. Allison, and S. s. f.
Peasants Warehouses-it will he packed by them
to order, and also at the Factory where the great
est attention will be paid to selecting and packing.
Orders from Town and Country, may be left al the
above named establishments.
JNO. =. SCHERMERHORN.
Nov. IS. 57-wIOw
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TIT viii be "b'eryed that tue Proprietor, Of The Pa
Iu6ENr have altered her day Of leaving Bal;imts IN,
above her arrangement and will he permanent The Rich
mond sud Baltimore Union Line of STAGES uniting viii,
the PsuIen at TePPshsnnoek have commence runn2r in
complete order, and greatly the Subtraction of tbo,e Who
embraced this New Route The In consequence Of
the alteration IN this Boat the STAGES will in future
the Bet Tavern 10 Richmond every Saturday
moTnug IT O'Clock, and arrive al rbppshs1noek the
days 10 dnnsr Passengers for Baltimore take the
TsPyshsnnoek every Saturday o'cIork Returning
the AGES will leave Tsppahsunoek every MONDAY and
IhuFsday mornng-on Mondays al O'clock and arrive in
ehm9nd 10 diuneG Thusdsys O'clock on the arrival
Of the Boat and arrive in Richmond the same evening RE
Route affords ihe best accommodations. NV
The ProPfisors hope, that this notice will venttbs
lac Iustann5 any Inconvenience Stage Fare al the o r.e
81 IS 80. intermediate Stsges cent, per mile " '"'
" AH baggage at the risk sftls olUnsr,.
r.,., by THE PBoPRIEToRs.
INppshannoek Essex county, Oct. I'd, 1873.
Oct 7. "A 40,
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lnfAvING Engaged Mss HuN TO continue her
School az my residence the ensuing year, l
wish to take two three Girls as boarders. The
whole charge for board and Tuition will be seven
ty five dollars for the scholastic year of ten months
each boarder TO furnish her own bedding.
Miss II. having resided two years in nv family
can recommend her as a very judcious Teacher.
The school will commence on the l4,h January.
WM. w. BOILING
Goochland Dec IL GS -,
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virtue OF deed of trust executed to the sub,erber by
- WIN. Hil u late OF the Goun,y OF Chester ID duly
aid Aforesaid; Will be s,d for ready money, premises
on Friday the 18th of the present month"; tract OF land
wherein the said Hill resided lying in the county of Chester
ned and bounded by the lang. Of Archer Ball. ais,
regulations of said de ed The believed TO he rood bu,
shall convey 'ueL title only i. vsed by the deed
sv,ese". JAMES ELAN, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18

Thomas Harris, Ezekiel Harris and John H.rr;, Deh,
The deieodans Ezekiel Harris aud John Harr, not havins
eneied Their appearance, according 10 the Assemble
and the Rules OF this court and appearing
the court that they are not Inhabitants Of this the
molten OF Ia. plaintiffs by counsel is ordered, that ih. sai
defendants d" appear here the fist Monday IN Japn.rv
nei' and cutter their appearances and III. p,ain
bill and give security for reforming the decree the court
and that Of this order be inserted the Rirhuon
Enquirer Tor two months sueee'ssely aud posted
door of the courthouse Of SAID county. cury. Te,,
WINSL0W ROBINSON, elk.
Oct. IT A7-wet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18

IL OBI. ii. CARTER, Attorney at Law, offers his
professional services in the counties of Abe
marie, and the Superior Court of Chsncery for the
Stauuton District His Office is in Charlottesville.
Dec y. 61-W2Wr
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Cash Sale If .NegrOes.
sUILL be 'o.J al public suction, ~ Ufbsnps Ml5e,eY
~ County the SIT inst about 20 likely belonging
10 the estate Of Esj. Tho,. Heaiy. II. deed
kOBr HEALY, hdm'or Of
Tbos. Hesiy, jr. decd.
Dec 10 Std
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EXECUTOR,S SALE

AS<AGCC 1OR - ALE.
yE pursuance Of the last W III To.sir eut of Phil Cls,
- horne deed will be Sold Friday the 18Th Inst on
the Premats, the tract Of land Dnw iddie known BY
the name OF Panther Hill distant about mile. from Blu
Chez BRIDGE and 10 from the c. house TO
tain about 500 acres
Also,
On Thursday the 23rd nst the Of land
lying on eherrn river, aud containing between 1000
TO thi. attached vsusbie gT,t mill the one h.f
OF which will also he sold that day. description Of either
tract thought unnecs"aIy presumed all ar dis.
posed 10 purchase will examine for Themselves.
Terms-A credit If will be given the
BuRWELI h. WILKES r.,
Dec. 8. Ed,