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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-03

DuBLlC SALE.-ih be undersigned, Trustee
L. named in a certain Deed, executed BY ia.
COB v. Gorreii, and of record in the county
cour; OF Berkeley, will offer for sale, on satur
day the 18th september next, at the resid ence
OF said Gorreil 10 Buckles Town . variety Of
valuable Household Furniture, seversl good
work Horses, aillch Cows, Hogs a good road
Wagon, with several SEES OF gears, and many
other articles too numerous to particuiafise. A
credit OF six months will be afforded 10 pur
chssers, upon giving bond and security.
HARRISON WAITE, Trustee.
August ~.
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VFy@ burg road, one and a half miles from
L. Winchester, opposite MIR. Cookies
lioenefy John Macky's, farm. 1t contains
3i3 ores, is well watered, and has abundant
timber. Besides the stream which runs quite
Though il, there IS within 50 yards OF the
house a never failing well OF fine water which
runs over ia wet seasons, and is never more
than eight feet below the surface. A large
portion Of The cleared land is in fine clover. The
whole flncluding the wocdiand) is well inclos.
ed, partly with stone. The line on the road
IS q plank fence, about one third Oft newly DIV,
up. The land is altogether OF limestone and is
in a very improving state. There are two houses
and two barns on the premises. These who
are disposed to purchase will doubtless exam.
inc the pre- misses. Tbs ncighborhood of the
Manchester market renders property ia its vi.
cinity very valuable.
The land will be sold at private sale; but ii
not sold before the 26h day Of September. il
will on that day, be offered to public sale by
auction on The premises. The purchase money
will be required 10 he paid in four equal annual
payments. No CASH payment required, but in
terest will be dis ;ounled it cash il paid. Bond
and undoubted security and a MORTGAGES (no, !
deed of trust) will be demanded. The credit
may be further extended upon the punctaa
| paymen, OF interest. Possession TO be given Of
the first OF April next The crop then eros ine
| to be reserved II. S G TUCKER.
Winchester, Va. Aug. ~, 1899.
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AMI o SALE The undersigned, exc
L. cu'ors OF the estate of Jacob Painter, sen.
deed will sell, at private sale, A TRACT OF
LAND, lying within one mile Of Martinsburg,
containing 1876 acres, 2 RooLs and 80 Poles
This is good farming land and is susce psibie OF
Improvement. The improvements consist OF
a good Dw cling House, Kitchen, Smoke House,
earn House, q log Barn and Stables, with q
large Orchard of good fruit. a never.tailing
lime stone spring. spring House, coed STU
House, &c. about the one bali ofthis Tract OF
Land is cleared. a part OF which is good bottcm
land, the balance well clothed with timber.
Any person wishing TO purchase, can be shevn
the same, by Supplying to John Painter. residiEe
on the premises. For terms, which will be
made accommodating, apply to the subscribers
JOHN MONG, Ex'rs. of ]
JACOB SWARIz Painter.
August 2o-t,
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20 rut FARMEks -1hesubse

TON HI FARMERS -1hesubseribsr takes
this method OF informing the Farmers OF
Berkeley county, and all others, that his Mill
a, Little George Town, is now in complete re
pair for the reception OF all kinds OF Grain. He
will, as usual, give a barrel OF superine -four
for every 300lbs of wheat, and stand the insPec.
ton of the Market; and viii give the highest
price in cash for Wbest, Rye and Cora. Persons
wishing it. can by bringing the Wheat, have
four in exchange.
August 6, 1899. JUN kislNCEk.
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Drawing on the 9Th October.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
No 6, for 1879
nrgR,v fH.sonu

August 25h, 1929.
GIhis Scheme is arranged ca the ODD &
EVEN SYSTEM. which IS continued 10 con.
sequence OF its established and unrvslled po
pulsrity. BY this mode OF drawing (which is
secured by letters patent under seal Of the Uni.
ted States the holder Of two tickets, or two
shares IS certain Of obtaining at leasf one prize
and may draw ttrse-snd IN same proportion
Tor any grester qusntity.
Ine drawing OF scheme No. 5, will take place
on the 9|h September; TOO early however Tor
distant adyen,nrers to make Investments: the
commissioners therefore in order 10 permit
those q. a distance 10 avail themselves OF The
chances offered by these popular Schemes, IT
TINS time announce The Scheme oil No 6, the
drawing OF which will take niSce 90
thursday, the Sth October.
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Nv u AaN4 AN r
shE subscriber having xiAsa N.snsnof,e.
iure ct moseable type ~ a. Nserolvpc
establishment, respectfully solass sAare at-
the patronage Of the Printers oe 1seausvlsanis
and the adjacent Stases.
Having a practical knowiedre ~ prin,,nv. ssa
also having been longer pfscsitafh etv.ssd i,
the business OF Stereotppasg than any olhrr mar.
son IN the United States, h hopes i be able.
from such experience, to eive satisg seiioa. 4,
those Who may favor him with ts.ef crdrra.
From an intimate acqas ntance for aafnher &c
years, NEARLY eighth with the russsess IL tyr.
founding, he hopes TO be able to produce tyn.
equal TO any offered to the prsetega al ia
United States
His prices though low, will Of Course be tho
same as others In the same business Nor oil
he attempt to vioiate truth. or Insult commnn
sense. by pretending to any "incressed facilities
IN the manufacture" for their are no other ga.
c%ilttIes' 1T present in this city, than there were
IL years ago, when type were from 10 TO so
per cent. higher than At present. nor have TIA
materials used IN making printing types been
so greatly reduced as TO bear ant arg6oyt. 81.
to the reduction in the prices uftsbe. lsut -.
duction has been induced b. onsasfst'ea Aua
an Overlooking disposition IN some Of thosa
founders who have grown rich Oh the hctetoluro
enormous profits on type.
Al sizes OF type. plan and ornhmenisi. far
book and job print ing from Is lines pea 10
Nonpareil; constantly on hsnd IA such qntn al.
~ a. to supply any order At short notice. In
toe choice Of Book letter. pans have been n
Ken 10 select such faces as are gsnerslIy appro
we'd Tor symmetry, neatncss and durability.
tie also Keeps = complete rrinter's Wsse.
house, (the only one in this city,) and can luz.
nish . Complete Printing Office 1T very short no.
tree.
The follow ing are his PRICES d, q credit ar
SIX months, tor approved notes or sccep,saeas
: or a discount OF Eve per cent will be made TOR
cash -
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s-,aert "A few days since, q negro man,
"a,opsr,v of Mr. James Brown, ct this place,
us Intending 3 Treshing Machine in the
,hnorhood, and by some mishap his shirt
49, oaurht in the eogg Of the wheel, and
=, bis arm in, which il mashed 50 badly that
el ",ts;vcd but two or three days. Several
Z. Jsnis have happened within a short time B.,
S Machines. bat we understand they are
l+o4scrd principally through esrelessness.-
Is,. Browns loss on the present OCCASION, Is
considerable, as the man was certainty a very
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PihGLAi4.-In the Superior Court OF
Cbancefy holden in w lncLester. saay.
December 10, 1898.
J'cob ciawsen. Pan4g.
Jacob Hamme ard Abraham n. Long. ex'rs-
OF Jacob iiamme, deed. Elizabeth Panme.
widow Of said decd Jacob Hamme. Albefs Ste.
phen and Lydia his wife, Abraham ID. Long
and Elizabeth his wife, and VIII IAN 1pwsou
and Louisa his wife, heirs and devisees 81 jacob
Hamme, deed. U.fsgdants.
fEvIE defendants, Jacob Hamme and Abra-
a. ham ID. Long, ex'rs OF Jacob tian me.
deed. Elizabeth Hsmme, widow OF "a d deed.
Jacob Hamme. Abraham ID Long and E.lixaseth
bis vile. having been duly seryeu With the su5.
pGna in this Cause, and four months having elap-
sed since the return thereof, and they no, hav-
log llled their answers and pubhcs' ION beng
duly made and proved as 10 the cefendants
Albert Stephen and Lydia his wife, and IL
liam Towson and Louisa his " lie, and they tai.
ling to appear and give security snd file their
answers. This Cause came on 10 be heard unon
the bill and exhibits and order OF publication
sforcsald- WhereupoD the said jacob Hsmne.
one of the said executors, flied his answer 70
which the plaintiff replied, and tue plaintiffs
ball is taken for contested as TO the other de-
PENDANTS, and the said answer she wing no good
cause to the contrary, the court doth decrca
and order that a commissioner OF this court do
examine, state and settle the admin. account Of
the said Jacob Hamme, deed. with said ex'ts.
and also the amount OF the Plslntnf,s claim-
stating all matters speclslty deemed pertineDu
by himself or required BY either OF The parties
to be 50 stated, ana make report thereof 10 tile
| court in order to . finn decree.
ACopy-Teslr,
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FEMALE ACADEMY

FHSHE exercises OF this institution tnow
Il under the direction of Rev. Mr.. Eyster
will be resumed on Monday the 6th OF Sep,en..
Der. 1t is she character of this institution to
ground the pupil thoroughly 10 every science
belonging 20 sfemsle education. The Latin
and French language viii be Taught 10 such
Ladies' who wish it.
August 27.
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TAKE NOTICE.

A TAKE NOTICE.
ALL those who became purchasers at the
sale of Reuben James, last fall, are hereby mott
fed shat the subscriber has been constituted his
Agent, and that the notes given At said sale are
lodged in his hands for collection; they are now
due.-rherefnre, all persons knowing them
selves as being indebted, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment, as his orders are
tn collect as speedily as possible II IS hoped oil
will pay without delay. and save cost
MICHAEL CoUCHMAN.
September 3.-3t
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T@TTNT-.

~
FESlIE Co-partnersnip heretofore ex-
Fl istieg between the subscriber under the
firm # " m. 6. kerney & Go. was dissolved on
the 30th Angus by mutusl consent, those who
sand inde9ied TO the concern are respect.
tuliy requested to call on VIM Long and close
their accounts, and TO make arrangements Tor
the discharge Of the same as soon as possible.
WIN. s. KERNEY,
JAS. T. ERSKfNE,
VIM LONG.
September 3, 1929.
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pu.s aA1GTP&o
M.RTINsBURG, ssrrsxBEa 3, 1929.

7rhe Report and proceedings Of the Der.
- county Temperance Society, came to
TOO late for this days paper.
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fmpeded sonsevhere "a the route. whilst th.f
eh0sfs and aeseas sheet, the Telegraph, comes
on regularly. Public interest does not require
ms. We shave no confidence in the nr,ac;
pies OF any officer who does not rake the p.1olie
interest his first and last onsiderAtion.1
That ne has been reported to the Deuart.
meRt, we can prove: He has been twice e.
ported by the Post Master at Shepherdaorn
and once, We believe, BY the POS, Mas,er
at Shsrpsourg That as to the fact, in relation
to the Obtaining Of the papers as mentioned The
gentleman who manages the Post Office in this
place, slinesru as odt-He is a person of pure
character, and no gentleman dare question his
veraci'y- No logger ago than this day two
weeks, not a sissSs paper from the cities of
washington, Richmond, New York. or AIexAn.
dria, except Daifs sheet, the Telegraph came
to this Office. Where they were detained. we
do not know-but we ma, be permitted TO en-.
JOY our opinion.
In relation to this matter, we will merely
observe, that we harbor no personal or mai.
cioas feelings whatever towards Mr.. Shaw. the
postmaster. AS TO his privafs character. we
w'sh 1t To be distinctly understood, that we
make no charge; bot against him, as a pubic
man, our opinion, at present, Is unehanged.-
should MT. ,. BY sny honorable means, extri
cate himself from the charges aud Implications
which have been brought against him by ms. II
will give us sincere pleasure To Withdrew the
sane, aud make every honorable reperstiun Tor
injury dene. We place a high value upon the
character hat should attach 90 an edi.o~-,hat
II rs more honorsbie to repair a breach. than
make an assault
We have been thus particular, and have laid
a pissn statement OF facts, such as they have
coHe into our possession, before the public
Letthem judge.
Philip s. .Markisy. Esq. of Pennsyl.
vaGia, IS appointed Attorney General
in the place of .fmos Eimaker, Esq re.
signed -
.4ocident- We understand that a man.
lately from Bath, Va whose name we
have not been able to Learn, was almost
instantaneously killed, on Monday last,
whilst attending the shresbing machine
on the farm Of The Hon. Thomas Bueh.
anan" Ii will be recollected, that Mr..
John B Lynch, Mr. BIS overseer, some
time since received an injury at the same
machine. of which he subsequently, died
The accident on Monday last is said to
be the result of shear caTelessness on
the part of the unfortunate man who
was killed - Torch Light.
eTThe Post Office in Essex County
Virginia. heretofore known by the name
of Finley's has been changed, and will
in future, be called Miller's Tavern.
Newspaper Editors, and others, direc-
ting to this Office, will please notice this
change. -
The trade of England with France
for the last year, did not exceed eight
hundred thousand pounds sterling;
while with Turkey it amounted to more
than a million.
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ACADEMY.

FEshE Trustees os this .nstitutlon, have enga
Il ged the services ot MIR Samuel vi Whann,
OF the district Of Columbia, a gentleman, they
have every reason TO believe, in all respects
well qualified TO conduct il.
The next session will on the first
Monday in September.
August Goth, 1879.
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DAM LEE, c. ..

The parties in the above cause are herety 20
tiled that | shssi attend NJ tie Globe Tas euE
10 Mar,insburg on Thursday the I7th OF i
te mber next, for The purpose u executing ID
above order OF reference, whea and where be
will attend with their evidence and youe Aseg
The case will be adjourned from da, t. u
until completed.
HARRISON WAITE,
Conn., Ch.y. Diet Court Hsaehe !.
August 90, 1929.
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~ss4sAAa3sGAsA44zx<Sax xxxaa
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
FpR rHG BENEFIT or rRE
DlsMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY.
Ttoenty First Class
To be draw al hictmoad on Wednesday,
16h September, 1929.
90 HUaggR LoTTEHY-9 DRAWN sALLors.
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~ anesa psrsees 'lssang chm q
are requested 10 bring G. ,w.sa their &C ~
Tor settlement. CHF sarss1 TaBI -
July 2s-T AISIsSss WI 90,
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FARMERS.

Il WHEAT at the Mill near Wiliiamspors,
and will always pay the highest price; at pre-
bushel OF 90 lbs.
JOHN VAN LEAR, Jr.
williamsport, Md 18Th Aug.
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HIGHEST PR ZE,
5000 DOLLARS.

9,2o0 Plies. amounting TO $4,000
Only 10000 Tickets in the scheme-Not
one Bis k 10 q Pr ze!--the whole payable in
CASH. which as usual at { ,BEN's orrIcK,
Can he ssd The moment they are drswn.
Pieces VIZ: Tickets SIS, Halves ST. so, Quar-
tets IS cents
To ia - =. IL
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1T Is HIGH TINE
indebted ts JamesP Erskine

H. Il Co. would pay, as their business has
now been closed tor upwards of IL mephs, AID
many of the Gains Of long standing before, and
that they may not have the excuse &c mot being
asked, we nov inform them that unless paid by
The LIST November next, they will iipd them in
the haads of al Officer for COLLECTION.
JAMES p ERSKlNE & Co.
Mar'insburg, August ~
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lied,
On Friday last, Mr.. WILLIAM GoRRELL,
jun. OF this county.
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YATES &

Huntington, ID G.
- Prize tickets in former lotteries received
as cash. An official account Of the draw ing
will be forwarded to adyenturers, free OF pos.
tage.
Washington, ID. C. August 81, 1929.
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&C. &C. &c.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole SIS Quarters 81 25.
0JOrders for tickets or shares in the above
Lotteries. forwarded by mail (post paid J or by
private hand will meet with the most prompt
n addressed TO
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FOR SALE

My Tract OF Land on the Martins
burg road, one and a half miles from
Winchester, opposite Mr.. Cookies
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T

VlhGLsi4.-in the Superior ceurt OF
chancefy holden in Winchester. Wedne saay,
December 10, 1895.
Jscob Clawsen, pzajaGr
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The trade of England with France
for the last year, did not exceed eight
hundred thousand pounds sterling;
while with Turkey it amounted to more
than a million.
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SUYflIMI1a

60 NUMBER L%orrrnY-s DRAWN s.IIors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-07
lrnnA sc. for sale.

I'm conformity TO n drea II trust made by
II omss Oliver. dated 22j day of Dscem.
Der, 1920, and by Thomas and John Oliver,
one 1iher ared Of trust. dated the 9th day OF
Anrh 1928, both Of which deeds are duly re-
tordra m the Clerks Office ofths cenpiy confi
OF CHAR tel purpose. as surviving trustee,
20 sell, AT auction, o. the premises, on the 9Th
day Of October next, the following properly, IN
order 10 saiisfy The debts expressed in the said
two deeds, to wit n tract oil land, IN the coun'
" Of Charlotte, on Tnrnip creek, containing
Gao acre. more OF less, and bounded by Book
sr's road the tract Of land on which the sand
Thomas aud John Oliver now resdcs Wm. Ill
more and oihets; aiso Albert negro boy, n
kou, years old. According 10 the terms oil
INC said two dsedt, The property WAS 81 ieei 10
q cash safe but the creditor beng wiling to
indulge the purchaser II months Tor nne 'hlfd
the land purchase. The terms will be thu. Ter
the negro boy, cash Two third cash lot the
land, and one ihird payable IN ~ months a
bond aud approved security. bearing interest,"
from the dale will be required. and deed oi
trust on the land. A. Trustee I shat oniy con
vey such title n is vested IA me by the said TWO
deeds OF trust.
GEORGE KEfr
Aurust al wIds5
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NOTICE VIII be sold. az public auction,
" on the premises. on Saturday the lglh Of
Sent. nr,t, the irso Of land belonging 10 the
Is ate Of Patrick Rose, dec. called Fermoni
and lying 10 the county Of Nelson. This tract
contains about 1000 acres. the greater pert OF
which Is cleafed--iI is well waiered, lies well
and !. coutiguoa, 10 Manufacturing Mill j.
will he DIVIDED in Two OF three parts, end will
be shown 10 any person, by application 10 the
subscriber IN New ella gov, ot 10 Arthur Hose,
on the plantation. The Terms will be- one two
three and four years oredit.--Ihe purchaser
giving bond, with approved security, and 4
ieuni deed on the pfopsrl, 10 secure the pay
ment. JAMES ROSE, ex'or Of
T.. ltose, dec.
New Glasgow, Aug 81. 2w
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NlkdlNiA, 10 wit-At the Rules holden in the Clerks
once oil the county Court of Bedford, Monday the
hfst DAY OF June, 1929 John {. NOEL, plaintiff,
gainst WIN. Kerr and Joseph Clark, George Stanley
ana WIN Cook executors of lsham Clark, ecd, de
PENDANTS. In Chanoery
Inc defendant Vim. Kerr, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act oil
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is nabitant OF
ms country on motion of the plaintiff by COUNSEL II
is ordered that the said defendant William Kerr do
appear here ON the fourth Monday in August next and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a copy Of thiJ
otder DC FORTHWITH" inserted in some newspaper publish
cd IN the town of Lynchburg, for two mouths
svey aud posted at the front door of the courthouse
oil TINS county on two eevera court days
copy-Teste,
CIV, WiNGFIEID. DC
June ,,ons5
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n WILL sell from 300 sou acres OF unclear
=, ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quart2s OF a mile from New London Academy
aud thirteen from Lynchburg. Its well adapt
ed 10 the culture Of Tobacco and the different
kind OF gram usually cultivated in The neighbor
hood iswell wa'cred, aud lies better than any
tract al its size III THIS part ofthe country. 1t is
so situated as TO be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon a small payment N hand.
Enquire ofihe subscriber, one mile and hal
south Of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. IL. $50
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Hi iil 4 SONS oFTICI.

Lsnchbufg. Sept, 3. 1899 (
Drawn numbers in the New York Consolidated
LOTTERY. Class No 10. viz.
O. 10 II Al "a 81
Renew your prizes N the Union Canal Lottery
Class No. 10. to draw on Saturday the 9th Sep
temher, Capital $1,000, and 40 prizes OF
siooo-lf Cash is lacking, call n,
HEWS0S'S office
of Luck.
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GEORGE kEHr
4W
August 81

MfoTlCE.--By viz ne Of drcd OF hflsi "a
III ecufed 10 tine snbsetihers by Ambrose
Rpckcr aud Bnisey his whe, Hnd Is oi record IN
the county caBri OF Amherst for certain pup
ses 10 said deed expressed, viii be exposed Ia
sale, at public auction on FRIDAY the 3nh day
OF October nrxl. IL fair II not fbr uesl TAR day
q tract Of iaGd containing kixiy acres. lying
near hiller's creek IN the county OF amherst
another tract containing about thirteen hun.
dred and fry acres. being the tract on whicb
said RDckef resides. a.o one other tract IN the
same noigbborhood, containing about eight
hundred and thirty nine nctes, OF which Geo.
Imsley resides. The sale Will he on credit
Of one, two aud three years, the pufohaier CIV
ing bond with approved security, aud Il deed Of
trust on the land 10 secure the purchase money.
Acting n trustees. the Subscribers will convey
such tilr ms Is vested in them by ,aid deed aud
none other, which they believe good.
TIE above sale will take place nj he residence
OF SAID Ambrose Rucker.
JOHN MILLER. Tfus-
ID. X. EDLEY. tees.
Angus, 81. wtds5