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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

M AkSHALs 5ALE.-Pursusn 10 a oecie -
IVA tai order Of the District Court - ChaneeI
~, holden at Winchester, pronounced ard re-.
corded on The 9Th day OF May. 1929, Wherein
John Mcpherson, and others are llsintsfs, gnd
Erasmus Can't, sheriff IT BeEkrly county.
and as such Administrator, with tie Nh annex
ed OF Edward o Williams, deed and lie hcira
OF said decd. are defendants. will tic offered
Tor sale to the bighes. bidder, at public aBclioa
on -honday, The I7M Of .5agust a<x. before the
Court IA ouse deer in Martinsbare, Berkeley
county, about $50 acres of valuable limestone
LAND, with improvements thereon, late the
properly OF e ward o. williams, deed lying
within the said county Of Berkeley, md adlein-
ing the lands Of Richard Clsgett's heirs.
Terms OF sale, six HUNDRED dollars to be
paid ~ hand, and the balance ia SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months from thu day of sale;
Bonds With coed personal security, ands trust
deed upon the pre- misses SOLD. will be required
Vt the purchaser, to secure the deferred pay.
ments Sale win about the hoar of
III o'clock. NATHANIEL SEWERS,
ID. Marshal for
JOHN S. MAClTL,
Marshal IF Me WneAestsr s. c. Court
IHly is. 1929 It's
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
~THUBSDIY, JULY 80.

rhs eomnun cation sighsd "DoROTHT,' PUB
Ed in our last paper, las eausea as much
/ Ming ABOUT our ears, AS II ire bad thrown a
I'll MO a Hornets nest. Whether the state
nj set forth by heF is true or not, We are
/, ms, able to say. Knowing her to be a lady
.9,,sh yerselty, and az old lnbabitant OF our
L,a, (none OF your firls, induced US to lay
/ t,iemen before the public. If she has
Ed. the responsibility is upon her own Shout
L,,. she is fully competent to vindicate her
Fl In the hands of the benevolent we leave
/ n. men, Candidate The nomination of Jos:
Fn,r FOR Governor OF Pennsylvania, is made
|m,t.er 81 jsst and ridIcuie, by Amos, every
8toy who has noticed 1t. Mr.. Kltner's do
zion Of his friends, and his adhesion to
.cksenisn. on a late occasion, and Ge are
,,1aed to believe, that he viii be lefs where
4, trimming policy had ieil him--io wit
t,g,d bst,ycen t1vo chairs -StatesmanL This is
/, 4 mould be. Every man thst uses tho same
..os 10 ride into Office, ought to fall, not only
[ue floor. but into the cellar, Ano 1t is sin
[rsly hoped, that Joseph R,tner may be per
MED TO enjoy private retirement the balance
( ms life. These .9nti's are great fellows to
\ sure. No good will ever grow oul of pro.
,,sJngs like hose adopted in Pennsylvania
T.ee Societies, like those OF New York, viii
N. stubborn, to the ground. They are the
kQf and contempt OF al! good men.l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
JAMES HODGES.
ALEXANDER s. TiDBAII.
W. G.. SINGLETON.
July Is, 1890,


Ns AhsfiAL's SALE -Ptnsusnt to a decree
AVA ial erder Of the Superior Court ii Gian.
Gerry holden at Winchester pronounced and I. n-
sered on the 5th day OF May, 1929. wherein
Elizabeth Willis is plaintiff, and David Hent~
sell and others are defendants. Will be cHee.
ed Tor sale at public ~auctisn, to the highest bid.
der, on Saturday the 18th day Of August next.
on tue premises, about one hundred aud unety
four acres 81 vaiaa6le Land, with improves
nlenls thereon, situate on Apple PIE Ridge. i'm
Frederick County, Va. adjoining the lands OF
Hugh sedxeii and others, end now in possess
sion OF The defendants David Hentsell.
Ierras OF sales one third will be required ir
hand, one third IN nine, and the rensa ming
third 10 eiBhteen months from the da, Of sale.
bonds with security and a trust deed oniho
property sold viii be required of the purehs.
ser TO secure tie deferred payments. Sale 10
about Ii o'clock, A. VI.
JOHN S. MAGILL,
-,farshai Of Il UncLester s. c. Chancery.
July 10. 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

city and village in the Union. aAbout a
fortnight since" says the Albany Re.
gistsr, arrangements were made, by
the selection of judicieus committees
for visiting the whole city. Containing
about $4,000 is habitants, TO gather in
10 the Sabbath Schools every child Of
suitable age. Within the period Of on.
Tssk the whole was accomplished. Sew
en hundred and forty two new pupils
were obtained, and there remained en-.
iy about 500 children. whose attendance
could not be secured - many ef them
belonging to Roman Catholic Families.
and the parents of others deelinins.n
This Is as il should be it is dsips the
work horSughly. There is a complete.
ness about 1t which is highly gratifying
The resolution of the Maryland Sun
day School Union to establish a school
IN every village, although uobIy aimed.
tell short OF the mark. but the Sunday
School teachers Of Albany have hit il
Every ritfage must hare IFS school. and
eusry child must be iaritsd to aitsad.-
NJ Y. Observer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

DubLic sALE.-wui b. sold q, public
u auction ~ The present residence Of the
subscriber, near the head vi fuscaroFa Cr.-x
on Friday the 9TH day Of August uexf. ~ III
hts Household and Kitchen Furniture. consist.
ing OF excellent Feather Beds. Bedding, sed,
steAds, fables. Chairs, Bureau, Desk, Corner
Cupboard, Chest;a good ten plate Stove and
pipej two hfss'ra'e Mich Cove, sogether with
. number OF articles not nee sary TO particn
larise. Six months credit y d be given the noe
chaser on all sums ever s., upan giving bond
With approved security. under that sum, cash.
sale will commence early IN the day. when due
attendance will be given by
July 10 MICHAEL. TRouTMAN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

at the commencement al Rutgers's
College. on Wednesday last, the degree
OF LII ID. was conferred on the Hon
Martin Ian Buren,. and OF ID ID on the
Rev. Professor Mayer, Of the Theology
cal Seminary Of the German Reformed
Church, the Rev Joseph .M'Eiroy. Of
New York, and Rev. Cornelius ID
Wsstbrook, of Fishkill.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
Ts ne Clerk IF TIE Sapasr Csnrs Of Ics Or
the e0assy Of Bsrksks,

RN ~~NNtS u 0efACNgs
WHEREAS, Robert White, Judge of tha
w Superior Court Of Law tor The cssmv
Of Berkeley. has ssiled, in Consequence OF ~.
disposition, tor more than two suocessiyeTrym ne
10 bod = Court for the said coanty, /, Res.
Ard Z. PABgER, in pursuance Ut tie set tmi-
tied San act to provide Ter holdng sntc,ai
terms of the Superior Court Of Law h certain
cases." passed the 9Th of March, 1895, do
hereby appoint a Special Tern u the sapertor
Court Of Law, to be helden for the said County
OF Berkeley, TO on the igth dsy 20
August next; And | do therefore hereby .sect
you to give notice thereof to the Common.
weSith's Attorney. and TO the oiher officers II
the Court, aud TO the parties charged or,asinsl.
y; and 10 issue all necessary process I'm Csstl
as wen as IN Criminal csses) rsturushic to s,ssh
Special Sessions which process he sheriff i
10 execute, as well as TO summer . Grand Jury
ard Venires, 20 altsnd the SAID Special FERN.
under the same limitations AMI Re $ rietiuns ~ ia
the course Of a regular court IN course And
dc hereby require ell the oiinets OF the said
Court to do and perform all such acts and duties
as they would be required ID perform =, a re-
guiar term Of said court Gt,en under INV
hard snd seal. this Cd day Ut July, 1877.
July 10. RlCHARD r. PARKER. TLs1
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
ELIPHALET ST. JOHN.
Samr L. Mitchell, NJ ID L. L. u. Sc

"Reform "A gentleman with his
sister rode out a few mornings since for
an airing, and stopped at ene o fthe most
frequented taverns in the Island where
be sa W nearly a dozen young geatle.
men in the tar-room with each . glass
of milk and a cracker. The landlord
remarked that he bad sold ten dollars
worth OF milk that n0rning-N. Y,
.Jsur Com. -
Mr.. Lushington the Governor Of Mad
ras, has been shot by one Of bis body
guards. lie vas still living ct the last
gcssvata
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

Rseuscitaiion from death 6y dro,raing
A lad OF ~ years Of age fell into the
Canal basin at Albany on Friday last,
and alter being under the water for six
teen or eighteen minutes, was dragged
up with a hook, without any signs OF life
The father would mol consent to the vi
client remedy Of rslling sn a barrel, SC.
but carried him with the face dswn
wards, to DR.. Nelson's office. whs, for
tunately being at home, had the body
immediately stripped, placed between
blankets, on a mattress. and continually
rubbed by seven or eight persons over
every pert; in about twenty minutes
some signs oflfe were discovered, the
rubbing was continued, with a success.
sisn of warm blankets, for an hour and
q half, without any other remedy, ex.
cept a little warm brandy snd water. as
soon as he could be made to swallow
In i've hours he vas conveyed home,
and on the Following morning was en-
tirely recovered.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

10 De hGtched m The hHnldn bodu.
BALLsToN, SRA. July s. 1929
Dear Sir: The following recital Of a
phenomenon, which happened about a
year since, will be a subject Of inquiry
among naturalists and physicians "A
young woman, the daughter Of a re-
spectacle farmer in Ednburg. Saratoga
county, in this State, while in o field of
new mown hay, felt the sting Of a large
green grass hopper, as she then ex-
pressed il. Some time in the following
winter she discovered a tumor Oh the
shoulder, between the caracori and a
cIomlan process. attended with seme
pain and uneasiness. After abeuithree
weeks continuance. ID appeared FROM
the shoulder, and she felt a pain alsng
the course of the clavicle; and in May
it appeared at the side Of the neck, part
ly under the sterno cienia mastsicles
muscle. Her physician treated fer scro.
fula, with apparent success, for il again
disappeared until July, when il was ielt
ence more at the shoulder the tumer,
about the size of an hens egg, aud With
evident fluetuatien, when it was opened
with a small discharge Of unhealthy pus,
and along with il a living grass hopper,
two inches in length, and breadth pro-
%portionate. The emily conclusion is that
the egg must have been deposited the
year before, and arrived to maturity by
a process OF incubation. Should you
thiak this narrative worthy of being ge.
morally knswn ysu are at liberty TO do
as you think advisable. Iremain ysur
friend, sc.
ELIPHALET ST. JOHN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

An srampls fer Sabbath School
1saehs,s-Tke Sunday School teach
ers Of Albany have set In example
Thish Us bsps Wil bs iGisaisa 10 every
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
JOHN cRAiGHEAD. JOHN X. " H.. n -
TAKE NOTICE,

FHVHAT on Friday and Satusisy tbe
2ist asd 22d Of August uexf. be seen
The hours Of 8 in the morning and 8 n sc esea-
ing, at the tavern Of William kros q, - he
town Of Msrtinsburg, Berkeley eoia.ty, yfgi-
MIA, | will proceed 10 take the depositionS &c
sandry witnesses 10 be offered 10 evidence IA
suit new depending in the Superior Court &c
Chancery for the Wisckesser district, in waico
you and Others are defendants, aid l sm c, "
plainant. JOSEPH POLLoCE.
IuIy rs, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

n 0FiCE.-Al perssns bsving CLANS
~ gaisss shs firm Of Tahlxr and 49,
are requested to bring fsrward shsir esos,,
tor settlement. CHRISTIAN Tg8Igs 4
5EsSS ERIc5T,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

Narrow Escape A little girl of Mr..
John Brown, near Hebron, (Ohio,) re.
Gently fell into a vel ~ feet deep, with
about seven feet Of water; this accident
being discovered by Mr.. Brown. be in
s%taotly descended, and brought her up
unhurt, except some slight bruises absut
her head -
Remarkable case Of an insect supposed
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

as Societies which al .Aiasaas sugh, cordially to
approve aud aid. ~
And 'hst, asa testimony Of our interest IN
the last mentioned Society, the st~wsrd. 80
tins Chapter and OF Orient Ledge be directed -
receive q contribution in aid Of its f..ds "a 10
Immediately paid over TO their agent. who IS
present. and hiss stated its objects and proceed.
isese resolutions were explained and their
sdoption advocated by the mover and several
ether members Of the Fraternity and .ss, un.ai.
ra0nsfy accepted. and the contribution received
and paid ever as recommended.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
NOTICE.

W7E the subscribers having been appoints
w cd by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the district Of Lllchaeld, Commissioners d"
adjust the claims Of the creditors III the estate
Of Lorenzo HART,
late Of LitchReld, ia said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, give notice that six
months from the eist day DC SepteTinhtr.l 1890,
is allowed by said Court for the creditors of
said estate to exhibit their claims to us and
that we viii meet to attend to the business ut
our said appointment, at the late dwelling
house Of Che deceased, IN said town Of Itch
field. on the second Monday Of Nove0ber.
1899, and on the 18th day Of March, 1880, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon on each OF said
days. All claims not exhibited within said
time win be debarrsd u recovery. ,
J0sEPH BIReE. -,
STEPHEN RussRLL, COhlns'rS.
.,..F -, ORIeEN s. SEYMOUR, CIV
All persons indebted to said estate are re-.
Questsd 10 make immediate payment To-
WILLIAM BEEBE, ! A,,..,..
BENJAMtN VAILL, "
Litckfela, Sept. 81, 1899 ~, rs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
NOTICE.

VKTE the subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the District Of Woodbury. Commissioners on
the estate Of ABB SMITH.
late of WATERFOWL. in said district, deceased,
represented i0solycnt. to receive, examine add
adjust the claims Of the creditors of said rs
taie--hereby notify said creditors that they
will attend 70 the business Of said appoint
meni, at the Office Of HOlhrook Curtis. ia said
WATERFOWL, on the second Monday of De-
cember next and the last Monday 6f Febri-
ary next. at One o'cl0ck in che afternoon on
each Of said days. Six months from this date
are limited by said Court Tor the creditors Of
said estate Ia exhibit their claims 20 the un-
dersigned Commissioners for the purposes
aforesaid.
Al persons indebted 70 said estate are re-
quessed to make immediate payment TO Ed
eNezeT Bates. Esq. Executor on said estate.
HoLaaoOK CuRTIs. Z cA-..a-.
CREsTER HAvEL,
WdtsvfOWn, Sept. 10, 1899 IL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24

1Just az our piper was ready for press, account
Of the proceedings Of tho LhCh6eld County Temper
anoe Society, At their meeting In Harwuson on Tues
day last, wac handed In for publcatioM which are
obliged to postpone until next week.
GpSeveral articles In type are crowded out to make
room for our advertising customers.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
BROKE INTO

The enclosure oE the sllbscFlhAF
OA or about the 18th Uf Septem.
Der, aNght Bay MARE. sWppo-
wAAnzza sed to be nine or ten years old
dark name and tall shod all round, with
mark on her left leg, above her knees, and
also one under her leN hip. The owner .ls
desired to prove prGperty, ray-charges, aud
take her away. - 'Hta".
ISRAEL BRONSON.
Kent, Sept, 10, 1870 "lS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
.NOTTCE.

AVS . " LIZ ~ ,00y.D'
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Honorable
Il Court Of Probate Cor tho District Of Itch.
field, will be- sold 1t auction, (unless Previous.
" disposed of,) on Tuesday the 9th day ct
October, 50 much Of the real estate Of
SYLVANUS BISHOP,
late of Litchleld, deceased, as will be requir-
ed to raise the sum of six hundred and ninety
seven dollars and three cents, with incidental
charges Of sale--Also, one yoke Of oxen, ono
three year old heiter, farming utensils, Sc. ut
the late dwelling house Of the deceased.
PUTNAM KILBORN, Erecutor.
Litckfeld, Sept. 10, 1890 sl0
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24

where he was, he would talk Of HE RedeemeF; anil
ne appeared to enjoy him 90 mNch tha he took delight
IA commanding him 10 Others No matter what the
subject Of conversation was, the christian religion be-
came mingled with IL and he thus made bis light 10
shine before men; and n0 one could he In his com.
pany long without seeing and feeling ihis.--Eor many
yoNrs he had fN and taken deep and lively interest
N the benevolent institutions OF the age, and was
known, among the active patrons Of several Or the
charitable Societies which have been instituted 10 aid
in ciVi2img and chrstiunaing the nations Of the
SSS s Sx'HS tue kingdom Of Christ
delight in reading the religious publications Of the
day, and not uniTeQUeWtY has been known, when
reading some interesting account Of Missions in heath
en- lands, 10 eXclum, 'Oh that were younS--ihat
might spend my life among the heather, mud publish
the news OF salvation unto them !-Thess were
some Of the traits a bis characters though the pic.
ture isimpcricct aud MlAlsr-hn those who knew him
and feelings, in rcgNrd u secret prayer and commun.
ion with God, may he fSimc rom the pleasure which
nc took in frequently persing and mcdtNing on the
SSS.h hymn; IN the Village ColleS'iO".-[COm.l
John +. DuncOn, or Matches, Miss, Ogcd II, mem.
her Of the Junior Glass, Yale College; Mrs. Sally
BulIord, wife cG Capt. lnhn Bultorl, Ii; MIR. Allen
~ S" ."Icis. 80" OF Capt Ara aged about 49,
q 6SiSy, Nv. Da,i, a7s:
- x!ord. Miss lieu b, ", daughlsf
ge, Portt Ohio, Dec
" Potter, Ga 6lnnu, EnnH
aBOsc, the Rev. NJ |s n JulId, DC IN
ant EpscopNl Chnr6h. . tse of Ncw-I4ondO
IN Huntington, Nv. Raasbm Lewis, ahou. 80
Ia Weston, M Joseph WAkeley, aged IS,
sioaOr; Mrs Rebccca Wells, NgedahoGt To-
In Norwalk, Mrs Rhodh Wilcox, widow q nc
Rev William Wilcox, "a.
a., In Greenwich, Mrs Mary WOOIscy, wife Of Moses
WOolsey, 25.
IL sou,h:canaac, Miss Hannah Ho.tord, 4a.
IN Southington, Nj. Walter B. SweellanA, "a.
In Windsor, Mr.. Charles Thompson, 80; Mr.,Wm.
4. Gllett, %; Mr.. David q. Golden, IL, Of Colum.
bin, NY.
Esq. So; Mr.. Ilora,io N. Case, 20; Mrs. Case, ~.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
MARREED.

In Goshen, Capt Galpin p. Bronson, Of Winches.
ter 10 Miss FreeIove Baldwin, OF tho former place.
In New.tiaven, Mr.. julius Tyler, Of Branford, IN
Miss Della Veniriss; Mr.. Elias Sperry, TO Miss Mary
Bidyycll; Mr. George Goodsell. Of Bridgeport, to
Miss Harriet Hotchkiss, Of Hamden.
IL Hartford, Mr.. George Jones, to Mrs. Fanny A.
SaunJerson.
In Sra.iord, Rev. John II. HsBieT, Of Fairfield, to
Miss Julia NJ. Judson.
A. Norwich, Mr.. WHY'S Warner, Of New.Haven,
10 Miss Elizabeth e. Hazard; bir. VIM. L. Throop,
10 Miss Lucreta ID. Miller.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
DIED.,

In this town, on Friday last, Miss COrnela Elarre,
Peck, aged Is, daughter Of Mr. Chauncey Peck Oh
the Is, inst. Mr.. Reuben Terrell, aged 81.
Depavted this life the 10th inse in the hope Of
blessed immortality, Mr.. John Landon, in the SD
year of his age; ancient and respectable iahabit
ant of this town. "Thc path Of the just is as the
shining light, which shneth more and more unto the
perfect day. Communicated
Al his residence in Warren, CT. on the 9TH Sept,
Mr.. Isaac Bates, aged 81 years II prayer offered 10
God for the subject Of this memoir, while his sick
bed could have prolonged his life f professional
sduity could have waFded Of the fatal sirOke f
deep affection could have shielded him in her embrace,
the pail Of mortality had not shrowded his bed and be
had not died. But who, since the agonies Of death
are over would call the spirit back, TO revive the
troubled dream Of life in Teposc which we trust 10
now 90 peaceful and heavenly: who would breath 10
upon that song which has commenced, aud which
shall continue 20 swell forever aud ever f-I heard
voice from Heaven, saying, write, from hesceGoFth,
Blessed arc the dead who die in the Lord: yea saith
the SPIRIT that they may vese from their faborsand their
works do follow them.-mr. Bates was NOT perfect
and he knew it--ior he was q man. lie had his in.
6Fmises aud he depiored them. Those who were
acquainted with him, testify how he aimed faithful.
II 10 discharge ell the social and relative duties
As christian, his sentiments were evangelical, and
lis department uniformly consistent. lie had been .
member Of The Church FOE many years, and undeF-
s1ood the system which he bad embraced in its prae.
tieal beaEawsgoF be had made proof Of In his
expegenee. He was q eoaslaat attendant on the
worship and ordinances Of God; and perhaps few IN
life were more attentive 10 ell meengs q oil seasons
He spent mech time in prayer, esd he habi.. OF com.
municn with God were most endeaFins' NO MISTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

II AND FOR SALE. wish to sell the tract OF
III land on which reside lying in Charlotte county,
at the junction of Staunton and Little Roanoke Rivers
containing about 1000 acres OF which about 500
are bottom land of very superior fertility, 80 Staun-
ton River and the residue on Little Roanoke. The
w-grounds on Staunton River have been long cele-
brated, for their fertility and in state of high
Improvement. Those on the little Roanoke part
In woods and of the remainder recently cleared.
considerable portion of the up land is of very good
quality. This tract is esteemed Of the best in the
county, and inferior to the River Andin addition
20 the extent and fertyof the auvian lands strongly
recommended by its healthiness, and its location
navigable stream in improved and agreeable neigh
bourhood. The improvements wcll-bult, two
story dwelling house, with every necessary appurte-
nant buding also granery, stables and tobacco hou
SOS, sufficient for cropping large scalc. will
shew the land TO any person wishing to it, and
disposed to sell on accommodating terms
ROBERT DARLINGTON.
Mar, 10. 101--wtIsA