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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
.air-tAuLD LANG SyNE.'
BRANDYwINE.
oh can this walk be e'er forgot,
Along the Brandywine;
Here care and trouble follows not
That saddened auld lang syne;
Then Brandywine well sing, my dear,
Yes, beauteous Brandywine,
Whose flowing waters strong and clear
Wen ever keep in min.
The fow'ry borders of the stream,
The rocks, the forests tall,
Seem like fairy-woyen dream,
With many waterfall;
Then Brandywne, &c.
The mingled music on the trees,
The blushing flowers below,
The fragrance of thy summer breeze,
The sreamlet's gentle flow;
Then Brandywine, &c.
And tho my future path Of life
O'er toughest roads may Irvine,
In scenes of woe, distress strife
I'll think of Brandywine;
Then Brandywne we'll sing, my dear,
Sweet beauteous Brandywne,
Thy murmuring waters bright and clear
Wen ever keep in min.
GUILFoRD.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 4

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning. by albert Wilson, No. 1906, Market Street, at
Two Dollars per annum, paid in adUancr otherwise, Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents.
Handbls Cards, Blanks, Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general executed with neaness and despatch, and at mode
rate prices, at the Office of the Register.
NJ Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
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IORACCO.

TOBACCO.
yEEAvIhG taken out the license that u required b.,
". I. aos s nh: sss .:'i
tiers whose announcement has raised the inPeeoa l. "a;
service. Which have been ~ them allowed to
well those whose tobacco have sold when u1der ~
rh aoee and .pp.. q mo-. x f;s
would have been made but for the ve Of another
II: no sas yy. sS ::
brought myself in deb, the hts,year while wesns esssI
. a :'ss
Public :, well to il is for them to say ~hsn they
the there tAse which ~,
s: on a.: n:s
S2SSS Al, tue present year was S742 dol 81 cts. do
The should their .nd,hp. have been ssS
the held .ad nss bold q ,s :s s...
ion eau give better evidence Of attachment 10 The
who bsv. Indy n? s;s.
e.: !, n;
such dealers will insure fair price for sent
undo, macy bssioa Intending to Keep my Asss s.n me-
from others the Ware House, those sending tobseea
that will Toll &e 5 ). 70
ia order ,a.t the planters may not b. detained aes ID.
{ ,h, be .f,er Bank hour. Special care win be
s :. A: Ct " sss r
Salesman.
RErEERNCE.
Rogers & Harrison, Jno. s. VIM. Gilliat, Scott.
Irvine s. Co., Thos. Adkins, John Stewart, Kerr
Caskies s. Co., Gray & Pankey, Geo. l.. Sampson.
A. Peticolas & Co., J. Marx & Son, Williams G.
Cringan, Jas. w. Winfree, Lucke & Sizer, Dan'I
Warwick, John Jones, VIM. Barrett, Chs. Ellis.
A. w. Noting, A. C. Brander, ID. Barclay, VIM
Kerr, Hutchinson & Kerr, H. L. Wight& Son,
Sam'l S. Saunders, X s. T. Gwathmey, Blair Bus.
well, VIM. Adcock, Thos Walden, and Benjamin
Hatcher.
N To those Gentlemen that have promised their eroo,
for the first tiDe we'll thoss expre-
:ion' Of satisfaction, and promise of share Of nAuent
have only to wish them good price and promise greetss
exertions TO obtain II Tor them. II. b. M
Dec 80. 72-w4uhenfhf
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MONSIEUR TONSON-

"A LII stand The ensuing season at TREE HILL, near
" Richmond. HIS season commenced the LIST Feb and
VIII e'mnaie The LIST oil July next. He will be let mare.
nifty dollar, the season, which may he unchanged by the
payment Ut fo dollars within ne Mare. bs
irsd 'eyenty-hve do.r., payable when the .haII
prove be IN Sa One dollar TO the groom every case
rbe Tree I'LL estate has been leased and well enclosed by
srs and IN all bad weather. They well
fed, n required II - Ct per day.
Every dsab. has bern n ade for the accom-
modion OF mares and of the subscriber. will give BIS
slant personal attention order that they may well
ed and returned their good order The under
signed eanuot be responsible for accidents escepsa ut
WI v'- every eIertou 10 prevent beth Monsieur TSnpp
BEAUTIFUL bay, fifteen hands inches high, witt b,s
legs nan and tail He finely PIoporgned exhibiting gtest
power and beauty throughout his form HIS blood
and performance cannot be surpassed by any on
continent.
GJ'For pedigree, &c. see Horse Bills.
THOMAS WATSON,
ABNER ROBINSON
Feb. a2,vou
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MEDLEY

rs A HANDSOME GREY, year. old thi. spring, very
large, full IS hands, Of high fern, sr strength and
he will the ensuing at my stable county Of
Chesterfield, within mile of Moody's Tavern IS from Pc
,eburg aud ~ from Riahmond aud his stsnj
dy to $40 the leap $50 the ay-
able the 18th July us1t when will expire. $50 TO
whone dollar 10 the for each 10 he paid when
abe is sn to the horse Pas,msse gratis which, for quality
and all of them well ~atered Every will be taken to
prevent aeeident but iisbi any that happen
without colts well fed il desired, ct Is cent, day. My
oversset' Jefferson Bausb aud Arthur Taylor both residing
absence
PEDIGREE.
Mtdteys sire wa, Sir Hal, the beet of the imported
ported horse sausm by Eclipse hi, s.ad dam by the
o!'ed horse Medley by Jim Crack bis great dam by young
Aristotle by the imported Ari,totle.s
Medey' dam was old Reality, BY Sir Arehy. and his IA.
vorne daughter she the hest her day. and
John,on old Medley sse more productive to her
owner as brood mare, and produced runner. and
imported horse Medley; his great grand dam the
Ceniine out Of Polly Williams the creates, in he
the Imported horse SPEAKER will thus be fron,
now known, which IN my opium Is the hest blood
PERFORMANCES.
The Spring he vas year. cid, he match Me-.
York over the Union Course for three thousand dollars
sant ar. vrplsuks Splendid Of Arei dau which
he with great at two heats.
The next week he for swsePsake the
eaeh whirh ae two heats quick tine, beating Rob
Roy Splendd, &c Both of these h1res, easily
heat, have since been winner, the Northern
The fall after he trained, sn in bad health,
IN bad order, and beat by Red Murdoch A
iho an his then condition he performed WE'LL Same fall 81.
for ,weep.tsk. the Beeid course, mile heats,
subscriber, $500 EACH which he sres,
hratiug Col Wynns horse Merlin and Mr. Garrison Ivan.
hoe, DC.
Spring he four years old, he the Jocky Club pu
over the Laueneevie course, four mile heats $780, without
contest
Next week he won the purse at New Market, three mile
stv he,f
Ariel, without difficulty, heats. and running tn
ond at 5n 4s, Thi, the last
for, having sustained injury his which Away.
returned him when put Thi, will account for
hi, having been taken from the turf .oon-Ihsve better
evidence however, of his running powers than his public
he trained, aud several Zines had private trial, with
Snow Storm, Sally Walker and Trumpa,or that
y good runners and with truth that neither
locked him after running half mile Tha should moi
have mentioned had Arthur T,ylo and Mr. Badger both
seen these trials and known the this
w. r. JOHNSON
Cheterfsld, Feb IT os o.
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TAlabama Land .agency !

IL AM authorized TO SELL remarkably low Lands in the
- State Ut Alabama, belonging the South Carolina
any purchased BY COL Stephen Elliott Of Chareston IN
1919 They lie in The vicinity Of CahawLs
aud eonsuts the finest body Of land, offered BY
individuals hi, State The richness the soil; the purify
oil the vsteI the general health Of the the
advantages OF navigation; the unparalleled facilities Of
mercej iafude neither too cold too hot, sordins
'sntins lively prospect of schools the superior
srouth OF cotton, and the general wealth of the all
eonsPre 10 render selem this part the State desa
bic. The great care and judgneyt With which these lands
were selected the very low prices At which they
chased and the anxiety Of the company dpsse them
tor the purpose Of e6sctus settlement among
Will enable the purchaser TO obtain good sud prices
credit To suit the purchaser will be given, and sscu.
ruy required All the urchase has paid
government and patents obtained Deeds Of conveyance viii
be made 10 purchasers, when they make payment.
an also authorized to SELL the valuable Ala,
osns belonging TO the following gentlemen: Col. Stephen
Elicit, r. yeadon aud j. 8. Bennett Charleston Souh
Csroins together with several thousand belonging
other individuals
Slave holders Maryland, Virgins, North Carolina end
perhaps those living south, would many
more than double the value Of their properly
god farus al low prices, Middle Abania placing
porion VI their hands ep under good managers The
transition of the slaves would enhance their nearly
New York, and the 10 the ovne
without trouble difficulty. -
Gentlemen ata distance, owning land Alahama can have
the taxes Paid other disposition of
ne suitable instructions, aud enclosing the money.
will attend TO business be transacted in the lana
office Cahawba.
Letters postage paid will be punctuay and sny
Information gwen, which may be requested and my power
10 obtau in this country. JESSE BEENE AGENT
Cabawba, Alabama. -
~ Gentlemen will confer favor, by cutting thi, sdv.r
emen out OF the PaPsr and posting eon,pcuu,
rsce. Sept. so. EFF
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From the psygiaia .fipocote
The present condition II the University OF virginia
ae following line. Though appropriate now; the write
scpts they may cot prove so another week.
THE UNIVERSITY.
lhy Walls are desoiatc, thy wallis chesr'esf
Thou bes1isousseat ofecience end of letters,
VESina's pride-her sons best hope.
Gheerle.s thy walks and desoiete thy walls
As rarely trever.ed and hung in black!
Where sre thy youthful inmates? and where
That buoy ant spirit with which they climb'i
Thy steep ascent thy hsht unfoded
Ard thy good genius babe them mount
Tay youthful inmates! Scatter'd by the v!uir
OF heaven before the blast Of GODS
own breath, Qf IL be true that life
And death are his TO give AID ,skeS
Aud that elastic spirit has sunk
Aad lost its spring, and covers aud quail,
Before the fell destroyer OF all
Esrth's brightest hopes and joy..
The king of Tsrrofs sits enhron ed within
Thy palaces, imhues thy aimosphers
With pe,tii. ntisl yspor., rissmsis
OF Heath his victims SIRE.
Thy props thy lights boz vain their efforts
Thy children fall- the darkness yet .b,ds.,
WI, does no; pity thes. what heart 90 caiious
As no, 70 share thy woes! Whose Gears
Are frozen 10 their fountains who're bosom
Heaves not, while 'esrth earth and dustto du.t
Thy funeral dirse swelis thy treeze,e
Alag. youth yr your course,
Aud mark another goal than that -
lie have pursued. Behold the chapel.
Fsding crown, and witber'd ere tbs won.
Tbs blast of death is on it,-and il fades
Os,oives in dust, aud vani.hes in air.
Parsley and 1vy.-eversr Gems in nature,
But faded, fallen on your feverisb brow,
Win them IL you may, but rather seek
crown immortal, whc.e points
Are bsz'd With God. own glory.
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Che.terheld, Feb. II,

WILL stand al Diamond Grove the present season. which
w has eneed aud will expire the I.t Of July next
when the price Of $50 will be due for
$50 the insurance. TO be due
ed TO be IN oai the property Parted with and 81 the
groom hi. fourth stable, and be
and he has done well all of them. The owners OF his
colts they better than they had from any other
horse from the Some of them will be broke 20
the course next fall and the spring after wy be
al the Judge stand.
ARAB eight years old th, spring, never did
look well before and when view sixe action FORM
colour beauty, BLOOD and peformsuces brought the
Many Of h, immediate family fine racers. and several
others coming who bid fair make their way good
he has descended from noble ancesors-havIg old Sir
Archsy or bis sire, Bet Bounce by Sir Harry for his dam
Hsrts Old Medley, Marx Anthony, Jolly Roger, Jenney
Cameron, short aud direct ue No horse
can boast OF shorter pedigree and at the
be as much s1od stock, good breed only all good
my opinion Of bun will be eazed he is one of the fines,
horses THIS country can, could boast NY opinion
not iniuenced by the $50 which may receive
sem but Is founded upon solid basis should there he
single Individual that may think the price nv
main object hcpe he will patronize him, from
are likely 10 promote good stock further
the public interest When desired iced mares. the
that eIpence will be unnecessary. My pasturage is good
and interpreted with shrubbeTy and grass
which thought by many 10 promote conception after
10 the OF the and acc
dent. have hspPeLej in nearly twenty years. which length
oil tim. have besu engaged in standing good May
he Permitted 70 that hsvs contributes INV full rat
10 rearing the 6ne ste in America
JAS J. HARRISON.
Diamond Grove, Brunswick County VI.
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AN ACT,
AN ACT,
<asSea at INC Jtrst session Of the ninth Legisia,
tMre of Me MGte IF In1tiafnnn 9T


|sssea at hc {irst session Of the ninth Legisig,
ture Of he State Of LOuisiona.
"A Acr relative to the Introduction of slaves in
- This State and for other purposes.
Sect. 1. Be IL enacted, by the Senate anil IT
u Representatives Of the State Of Louisiana in CO.
neral assembly convened; thatlrom and sftor BE
hrT day Of April eighteen hundred G. twenty nine
II shall not be lawful for any person OF nelson's ~
Introduce or bring into this State any slave or
slaves, with an intention Of selling OF hiring them
nor shall they be sold or hired unless the owner
thereof or owners thereof the person or persons
so introducing or bringing the said slaves, shall
also bring with him or them a certificate for
each slave above twelve years Of age, signed by
two OF more fteeholdeTs Of the county from
Theh the said slaves may have been brought, and
io,~fl!ch ne or she may have been purchased, de-.
siSnating the name, age, seS and as near as posi-
De the SIZE, marks and color Of said slave and the
piare where lie or she was purchased, aud from
whom purchased, and the certificate being sioned
ny the sad ifeeholders, IL shall moreover be ac
cdfnp5nied by their declaration on oath. that tbev
haYe known the SAID slave for several vea,e "a
hat he or she has not, within their knoT,ledgs
been guilty CT convicted Of any crimes. but f6ai
no or she has good moral character, and js no, in
he habit OF running away, provided however that
fhs certificate Of the vendor shall never be ressiy
"a as evidence.
Sect 2 BedJiWfis r ergctef. Ghatevery GER
Nhcste required by the preceding section shall be
F.'eh srh siEdFG ss'' : ftv eIeYs &C sc-rs ro--i
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Cff,4RLES ~. yH'GLJV.VESlS.
ROUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,

G.
~ ma Old stand 'eu side IF < Capitol Square and
- -. door 90 the Compiler Once
hAIEtUs TO his friend, and the citizens of Virspis ger,
~ orally, Tor the patronage he kss received would
h'm tina, he sli eonnues TO carry the business in
ther various bfshehes His prices Wilt suited the tme,
lie iotbeNs TO say thing about his qushc ons as re,
deuce OF syear % Rishmond will enable The public TO Judge
Of hi, pretsns'ons 90 pstronsEe.
B-WOfkmsn can to the country at the .hor,.
notice. ~ "
~ An Apprentice wsnted -one from the country mot over
10 years old, would be preferred.
July - 1sm-tf
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800 REWARD.

WILL besivsn ~ The sPprebep'ion snd delivery II ne
gro mAa hsnsf Andsfsop wh2 aoseonded fom The Esss
2e OF n yesf' Of age, very likely, .nd Of
youthful appearance he hs, probably made his esespe -
some Tree Slate, and win deny bis ooer: the shove
rewsId -i be 5iveE spPtshsndsd ihoa si-,s other
we SO G. SELDEE.
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HAVE two bos nsviy atns the river from my MILL in
fluvsnuss Richmond, for my purpo,ts only, snd
90 not eOoder myself Public Carrier, sod hereby ofv,n
AZ pi.ons IRON making sny with either my wsst
NED oues OF Bartlett putting any produce goods or other
articles on either &C my beats stisny iius
". TIMBERLAKE.
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NOTICE,

nut ICE.
tNAS committed to the Jail Of Surry county, o. the 2Sd
w Jaiy last, negro who call himself Jacob and
he the property Of Benninsban Of Fairfield
ue South Carolina: Inst he purchased of b, the
name o! Goodwin Of HnI North Csrons st he ma. keen
runaway more than two years Jacob x feet high
Ana ~ years ct age PHILIP SMITH, Jaiior.
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March 2.

" IRGINIA to wit. Ia Chascsry --Buckiugbsm eosnty
February court, 1929
David and Thomas Shsnk merchants partners trading
under The firm and style Of u. & r. ShsnEs, Pkfs.
against
Jsme, ssnder VIM. saoders and Oliver Johns sd'or Of
osu oenuers, Defs
The defeHdsnt lanes Sanders having entered his .p-
psaTaDee and given security according 10 the Act Of Assem-
ny and the rules VI this court and the salts
faction Of the that an nkshitsn Of this com.
S u ordered that the said Jsmes Sanders do sppea here
on the first day Of May Term next aud answer the bill
te Plaintiff 1ud that copy Of this order be forth with in
ttsd IN ihs Enquirer newspaper Pubrbed 10 the city Of
richmond for two months ,ucteyey and posted al the front
door Of the eourthOuss Of this County. Copy. Teste
=. ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. c.
- .-qv
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MARSHALSSALE OF
Eine Dim L1fncr I nn.I

yEl URSUANT 20 Of the Supefiot court. NJ ,b.,
X eefy for The Lynehburg District rendered on The a9t
If October, i8zs ~ osuse between Samuel Dabusy eust.
dian Of William H., John L. sad Mildred H. I,bnsv pnl
sgand Samuel II. pshney aud others, Deh,,
The und efgnej msrshsl O the said court viii sell IN IA.
premises, near Milton IN The oouhts Of PMsyivsni. on
Wednesddy the 1lM day Of March, 1929,
II fair il not the nert fair day hereafter on credit Of one
aud tSo yesIs, ralaable tfsei Of
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Field AND GaRDEW SEEDS

stHE Subscriber has on hand and j, div r,ev;su4
large supplies Of fresh Clover Gvass Seed, OF oil tns
varieties used by the Farmers generally Ha has like
- an extensive assortment Of the mos, ed kinds Of
heaen Garden SEEDS Of The crop, rssed by careful
sna eutivsors; which for purity of kinds and
eertspty Of vegetation confidently trust, are not inferior
ito tho'e sold AZ any other esbli,hmenhs
81, IN part OF the different kinds Of Bees Beans, Cueumbef
Onions otts Extra Early Peas q very superior sttieieJ
Sured Ots' Parsley, Psr'np' Rsdisbes Squsshss Sssy
sels' not here enumerated and in addition to he above s
"a. s,sny received from highly respeetsbIe and
encsd oriieultursl,t EnsIsnd Of the
hoJ' Of Cabbage Seeds such Csuaowsr, Broeeol as
teTea, Early York. SUgaOs Savoys, Red Picking, Gc
which being fssed out u neighbour hood, Of each Other
been Pfeserved true 70 their tndsApsyus furnished
directly from the soil, q, very short sotee.
" Ofssls executed with care on favourable tcrms,by
GEORGE M. COATES.
No. 30, Market st. Philadelphia.
reb. Z. S9--w6w
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TRUST SAIE.


e virtue oil deed OF trust 'uteo by Henley C. Do.wsi
80 E'u'ns HI, vile, anj B-njamine r. DoweIi nv
his VIE 70 John g. Williams and Joseph r. Pc,ee, hearing
date the 18th day of Feb 1929 recorded in
OF the county courts OF Hanover and cline counties, TO
secure 10 Byrd George the OF $500
thereon from the said 10th OF FEBRUARY be sold on
Friday the 18th day Of April fair not the srst fair
day thereafter, upon the premises the highest bidder for
Eesdy money tract land lying and being upper part
tue Forks Of Hanover county Newfound rver cousn
snns ny estimation eight hundred sud forty eight acres,
bounded on the east by the aas OF Chas GeHsw decd on
The south ny the lands Of ad clen,haw T. Stanley, The
west by the lands OF said Stanley and Nathaniel
and on the north by the lands VI John Wrkha and
tuhsS--bsing the tract that devised 10 The said
Henley .snd Denjamin Il. Doswsl by Thomas Boswell
including that part that devised to Sally swell or life
aud the Proeeed< arising from such sail hs be- emf
70 sy the debt ard n,ereo, aforesaid the eIpences
tending the execution Of The ru., then, the 18Th day
APr next will be Sold upon the premises, TO the highest
bidder, Tor ready money, sct Of land the county
Caroline, upon which the said Benjamin f. boswell resided
at the time OF the execution Of the said deed nv
Estimation hrse hnnred aud thirty and bounded
The east by the aud, OF Lewis deorge Mis-,
ON the south by the lands Of said Dick Henry
Bufu, the by the land, Of charlie, Burru. and
Oh the north ny the lands Of Timothy Chandler being
same trse q land ha, conveyed TO said benjamin. Dos.
veil BY Thoms, MituI.
The .aies will be made b. the Trustee, above usmed or
one of them
IOIIN
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Feb. Z

ftEORGE II WooDsoN, late Msrsb.I Of the Superior
~ Court If Chsneery holden Al Iynchburz and Nancy
hsne, Hugh Rsins, Charles Rspe Miller Wood.oo aud Ts.
shal sfofessid. 80 = ' 90"
snsiIy my attorney on che fourth Saturday in Hsrch
neb iofs move the Superior oou Of Chsnctry for tho
RE hmond District for judgment sanst y for ns sroords
ns 70 av, fr 'he fsurs Of sid Woodoo, Ms.bs Of ts
Ign hburE District, 10 return execution which ,,ued
from The Clerk Once Of The Superior Court of Chsneery
of the Hieh md Drtfiei ny sgsin waller Redd
Tor the sum II thrtyhrse dollars and eepf, and
twenty FIVE dos end ihy-tbes cent. cost dsi,d The fourth
DAY Of June 1879 snd eufnshe the Jssusry erm Of sd
Cou is26 which said execution pscsd 10 the hands Of
'eid Woo son, Msfshal sfofessj. 10 serve. $500
SAMUEL PARSONS.
Feb a. ga u5w
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Lying Dan River, Containing between seven sud eish
hundred hersi Bond with approved security will be fequ
ed Of ihe purchaser and The tile retained Until The yu en
OF The purchase moeey IS made The above of fsnd is
worthy the attention Of osPiie' tue Dan River nov
us stssbe 10 the iids. =. a HOLCCuBE 81
Sch - ct os~,fsv4'
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Liberty HiN for Sale.

u
uKSuANT to deed VI trust bearing date the 26th day
~ OF December in the year 1875, and duly admitted 20
record IN The CLERKS Office Of Richmond county,
ALERT g. MeCaIy aud Lucinda D. hi, wife trustee
Tor the henet Of George McCary, shall pyen,iss
the 25th day Of March is2s fair frat fair d.
sell and dispose of in fee simple public auction
s the highest bidder fer ready money, or
land called and Epown by the ma Of Liberty H situated
less, with all the buildings mpro ens
aud to- apPutenanees Of kind thereto Belonging
tue purposes specified IN raid trust deed. -
This tract well deserves the consideration Of those who
may wish TO purchase hnd-H has il a story doubts
house. containing six with FIRE places, large pas
IS and eo'e there also in the basement story
large rooms and an entryi TO of the there
place. also good Kitchen smoke house, dairy stable harm
md new store house and ice house, The said
tact contains about $50 of rest low sround
and CT the latter about 100 sof white oak swamp.
Ihe said hIsnsfoH House shout mile from Morafco
creek, end two Hesou the RapphsnDock river
70 every Of comfort 10 be derived salt waters
nesby situation, and well situated for suy profession
he'nS neaf the public roads Rye on
said iafui Persous who may desire purchase said land
are invited TO view the premises previous sale
shall convey such title only vestsd as trustee
Fsrnhsm ohuscn. Jsn. "a SD.