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PANAMA INSTRUCTIONS.
T From, the Boston Patriot Coalition

BosToN, March 25-We must content our
selves with brief synopsis Of the Instructions TO
tie American Ministers TO Panama, although we
should gladly transfer them a, length TO our CO.
umns, did our limits allow oil il. The in
struciions proceed, at the outset, on the ground
that the pacific policy OF the United States is not
TO he eoparded and that the neutral obligations of
the country are 10 be carefully preserved. The
subjects, which were expected 10 receive the at
tention OF the Congress at Panama, are arranged
under two general heads LIST, Such as relate 10
the future prosecution Of the present with
Spain, by the combined or separate operation of
the American belligerents. And IDLY, Those in
which all nations OF America, whether neutral or
belligerent, may have an interest
On the first class of subjects, the United States
Ministers were directed TO hold no negotiations.
An alliance Of the American Republics tor com
mon protection against the Holy Alliance of Eu-
rope they were explicitly instructed TO avoid, at
war with the established policy Of the country,
which is to avoid all entaDging alliances. The in
struc.ons say" Among the objections TO such
alliances those which at all times have great
weight are, first the difficulty Of Just and. equal
arrangement OF the contributions Of force and oil
other means. between the respective parties, &c
the attainment Of The common object and, second.
ly, that Of providing beforehand, and deteterinin
ing with perfect precision, when The cdsus frdc.
TS arises and thereby guarding against all coutro
VERSES about ito There is less necessity Tor any
such alliance at This conlUncture, on the part O
the United States, because no compact OY what
solemnities II might be attended or whatever
name or character il might assume, could be more
obligatory upon them th5n The irresistible motive
of self-preecrvation, which wo1ld be instantly
called into operation and ds,ioiulate them TO tbs
utmost excrton, in the supposed contingency o
an European attack upon the liberties Of America
! IN relation 10 the second class Of subjects, those
in which all die nations Oi America have q com
| mou interest. the ministers were instructed &
urge specially, the importance Of terminal ~ o
| the war with Spain, tie maintenance Of pesc,
| when restored, ihc abolition of rrivatecriDg, De
| iinion OF blockade, the csiaJiishmeDt NJ SOM.
| general and equal principles OF commercial in er
course go as to steer clear otmonopoies aud pecu
liar commerciaI advantages 10 favored nations
! Which general rrrciv'3s &c -, "fha, &c Ameri
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WA. n FITZwHYLS0NN,

DUN SeHeT, oUUtF, UTfU OlUItUHeT.
TEfAS hand general Of Day Books,
~ Ledssrs aud other Subsidiary books
poses; Record Books for county curt clerksj Sheriff. hooks
aud account hooks for the Of private concerns
tsrsd Of superior materials aud and be sold
al the prices that books of the sold
which come from The north.
Also foolscap, letter and other writing papers Of all the
u,unl sizes, Of qualities AMI prices aud other articles
of stationary.
Greek Latin, French Spanish aud English School Book,
OF the eAeafest edoRs elIaneous and pubca
tfona
spanish Of superior arpeaance and tone German
Eiutes, Viol,ns, strings music al half price, &c.
~. h. Old hooks re.hvusd aud hook binding. all
riches of elegance nesnes, strength executed the oe
terms
March 81. st
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- u The ENQUIRERis puhlnhed twice aweek generally
aud three tines during the vf State
tusPrice the same heretofore Five Dollsrs PSF
pssi.S I'll, he G,. 2, r. osa..:
ss ss safety Of rs-,ttnS thea BY nsiths postage sfals
tsrs being paid by the writer's
" No paper will be dise ntinusd(b the discretion Of
he Edsofs) until al Averages nave been paid .p.
" Whosser will sunantee the Payntnt Of nine papers
kali have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- One square, Or LESS-Fnstinssrtisn7Se sats-essh
continuance, so cent?.
No inserted, until either pale
or sssaned by soue this city. il.
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GOHANN 40

March IL.
l03-Im

The property Of John NJ. B0ftS.1
A RICH BLOOD BAY with black name, tail and
IA legs, s feet 1-2 inches high, and in appear
ance without rival, will stand the ensuing sea-
son at my stable 10 miles North of Halifax Court
House, and miles South of BarksdaIe's store;
and will be let To mares at $40 the season, which
may be discharged by the payment of $50 within
the season, which will expire the Goth of July
next Fifty dollars TO insure mare in foal, pay
able when II is ascertained, or the is trans
ferred, and doll. TO the groom, TO I've sent with
the mare. Very extensive pastures well enc osed,
gratis.-The subscriber has superior groom, and
will pay personal attention, and make every effort
to prevent accidents escapes; but will not be
liable for either. Mares may be fed with 3 gallons
of grain per day at rs cts. Servants boarded per
day, at the same. Johanna distinguished himself
OH the turf for speed and bottom, until nc became
the property Of his preseLt owner, since which
time, owing TO the most intolerable bad manage
nent he has never won a race; though uniformly
ran with credit, and is uBquestionably one of tile
best bred and bottomed sous Of old Sir Archer.
ROBERT HURT.
U3'For further particulars see hand bills.
March IL. 103--l2t
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From MATANzAs-

We learn from Captain Tee!, of the Pocahontas,
arrived on Saturday from Matanzas. says tie n.
Y. Gazette. that in consequence OF the great en-
element which existed there OIL account Of the
recent atrocious piracies in the mouth Of the har-
Dor, vessels would not sail unless in company.
he Spanish government had stationed ship and
two briggs oi war at that port and in the vicinity Of
lie double Headed Shot Keys. The pirajeal
schooner had made her appearance of the harbor
daily. She was long low schooner, mounting
Ten guns, and having from eighty 10 one hundred
men. and on he day she captured ;he Attentive
she chasied TIE Beaver, Of Portland, within five
miles Of the the shipping, and tired several guns
ihc sTiv.i OF the Erie
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NOTICi..

rI1HE Conmssousr, named the act, entitled "Au act
20 smend set, entitled 80 act 70 cofpoats TIE Obe'
tefheld Raj Road Coppssy ps'ssd the 25i Feb 1929
hereby give pob notice, h book, Of subscription oeD.
Cd At The Merchants coffee Hou'e b. the city % IohnsDd
"Wednesday The h Dst.st2 O'clock f1 the pufpbse u
Ctivng fOhscr r. esysi stocks of The said comps.
~ su hist The d book, ~l b. KEY, rptn fcoi day IL,
oo un'l2 ocl Cd each sueeeedDs day, SuataJs saeep
sj,l fof zen days
Avfii D i0g-N
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lust ,ecciUed n This Office.
SUPPLY ~ Iobu,,u X Sous supsriot Boob 4 N,v.rs
~ PEE ~ INNING 1NK.
Nssb q. JC6-q
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: MARSHAL'S SALE.

N pursuance Of a decree of the Superior Court
of Chancery for the Richmond District pro-
nounced on the Ind February, 1928, in a suit be-
tween the Mutual Assurance Society, against fire
on buildings of the state of Virginia, plaintiff,
gd,lst Frederick A. Mayo and others, defendants:
Will be sold by pulic auction. to the highest bid
der, fer ready money on the premises ,on the oath
day of April next at o'clock p. d., the Houses
in the proceedings mentioned and described ia the
declarations of the said Frederick A. Mayo, az fol-
lows: a brick dwelling house, a wooden smoke
house, wooden cow house and stable, brick
kitchen, brick lodging room, wooden coal and
hen house ,and brick ook-bindery, situated on a
lot OF land near Rockets, in what is usually known
and called Post Mayo, and being the same proper
ty occupied for many years by the said F. A.
Mayo, such part OF the tsaid buildings as shall
be sufficient to satisfy the debt, interest and costs
and expenses Of sale directed by the said decree to
be paid. Blythe terms of the decree aforesaid. the
book-bndery must be sold separately to raise the
sum OF 1868 80 with interest and costs, and the o.
Their buildings, such part thereof may be me-
cessary, will be sold to raise the of Sl22 -65
with interest and costs as aforesaid.
JOHN GUERRANr, m. S. C. c. r. d.
or one of his deputies.
March "a. 105-td
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Richmond Rolling & Shifting Mil, aud Mall

Factory.
WE HAVE for sale a large stock Of Cut Nails Of
w our own manufacture, made of Swedish i'm
ported Iron and the quality warranted. We are pre-
pairing TO execute orders for all the various sizes
from Sd TO 4Od in casks containing from 100 to 200
lbs each; also, brads. horse shoe, iron rods s. roll
ed iron OF different descriptions; determined
to sell as low any that can be imported, and
we invite our country friends and merchants, ge-
morally, to call aud examine the goods before they
purchase. We have lately erected Spike Ma
calculated to cut from 5 to 8 inch spikes, which
can be substituted for the wrought, that are no
better, and far more costly.
p. HAXALL s. co.
March IL I03-In
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YILL be given fer the delivery Of my CYRUS me,
w Hanover Court House He dark uauiattc, be-
tween IS aud so Of rather below the
prominent cheek bones ~hskers generally, has
down waistcosti think he hs, large
eyes He slmo' universally known Richmond, where
trus lived from his infancy until about
frsti Mr. Msenurdos family and Afterwards il h
wife lives a. Mr. VIM km's, aud his father is black
smith near Mr. T. g. Sco be 10 rsmsrkabl for his activity
sod Intelligence and may p''siby attempt escape
81 steam boatths masters Of which cautioned ty
geceive him board left him in last Frdayt
SoS him 10 follow me. WIN. 4. WICkHAM.
L. a
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SALE.

DURSUANr TO a deed Of trust executed the 2sh
VI Jan. 1884, by Henry w. aad oiborne Lockeu, aud
duly recorded IN the clerks oee Of the county
Powhaau, SHALL the 18Th day Of February is2s at
being Powstan court d.y at the courthouse of county,
od the highest bidder at public Aucon for cash 40 lib
ly negroes, six msn, and aud three ehdrenJ also
four hofss, the property Of said Henry W. Lcck
~ debt dus to Willie Cousins Of Petersburg.
Such title only !, ve,,ed in trustee, will convey.
A. b. WALTHALL, Trustee.
In consequence Of bsd weather the above
I'LL the i5h Of April that being Po~natan
day Should that day be unfavousbe weather the
e@ A. B. w.
March 81. I05-tds
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-HANIpDFN aYDNEY -COTLEG;E.'


TIME .emi.annusI tfsuuson amp len Sydney College,
- VII Commerce Friday The i5n inst sud close 0n
Nuesdsy NE 2ls The Parents and Gusrdisns 81 The STU
dents. asd al who feel ets,sd IN The avsncemeut Of -
rsufe and seiecs, respectfully iuvsd to aeod he ca
The Tlusiss' will bold their s,m'.,noaL needing on
Tucsdsy the xfst. pcgSHING PRECEDENT.
81 ~ Of june.
erD3 Icc-4t
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HOTSPUR.
SRHE Horse HoTSPUR, will stand during
- the ensuing season, one half of his time at
DiclseDson's Tavern, on the stage road seven miles
above Powhatsn courthouse; and the other half
at Bonbrook, in Cumberland, Tthe late residence
of Willis Wilson, Esq. deceased.1
JOHN y. WILSON.
March I3. I02--wiw-
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April $

a LII persons having claims tue ssst. oil Richard
~ Jones, decd, auesed to make them known
without delay. This will he relied bar all de
snds serted before the full sdmIn OF the Of.
sets Of said estate. A. L. DABNEY, adni'of
FEB. &C.. 97-2,wSM'. with The will snnes I'D.
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March 81.

.H.dRSH.AL'S S.9LE.
by virtue Of n Decree of the Superior Court OF
Chancery, for the Williamsburg District, in a
cause therein depending, wherein John b. Chris
tan, Neale Rice, Benjamin Parker and others are
Plaintiffs,
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against
Elizabeth B. Tyler,ex'trix and sole devsee and
legatee OF Lewis c. Tyler, dec. and John Minge,
Sr. Defdts.
shall, on the 18th day of April next, pro-
coed to sell, on the premises, the tract Of land in
the proceedings mentioned, called " New West
burg" containing about 324 acres, lying on James
River, in the county of Charles City.
The land above described, will be sold. subject
to the dover of the defendant Elizabeth b. Tyler,
and on credit OF 6, IL, Is s. "a months. Bond
and security will be required, and the title re-
tanned until the purchase money is pail
CHAS. L. WINGFIELD, M. 8. c. C. w. d.
one Of his Deputies.
March l3. I02-tds
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Land for SAFE.

ISHE Subscriber Oder, fof sale his plantation in the upper
Il end nf Neg Kent eoufty, which he lately retided
coDtsng 2si shout 100 Of which clear ed there
about fifty low grounds, potion OF which
cleared; there excessive marie bsnk sud Two springs
excellent dwelling house. II not sold private
~ bert Mods ode l0 OF APtl, will that, the nea
far day. S oLsd public suction On the Piems.', without
G-TArpiy - tie subscriber pths city Of Richmond.
PATRICK CLOPTON
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1t is stated in the Comm. rrial Of last evening,
that the Hon. Francis Bayiie was an applicant
for the coectorship of Boston. We dispose OF this
calunny in one word. 1t is u false and malicious
fabrication. IN e. Post
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FROM PORTO CAvELLo.-By the schooner
Splendid, Clark, the New York Gazette has re-
ceived a confirmation of General Padila having
beea shot. In consequence OF news received that
the inhabitants OF Peru were unfavorable TO the
war with Colombia, the march of Colon ban
troops towards that place had been counter IL and
ed
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CauDtOatfe.
CoNGkEss.-Ele es.sn. .Ye,n M,

,o"ehess.--E acssen, .fpfH l3fA
1--WE are authorised % annonnce WILLIAM
ARMS iRoNG, ESQ as . caud date 10 frrre.
sent the counties q Refksky, Jefsrsoo rsr-
ay, Nairpshire, aud Morgan, IN the next Can.
gress OF the tnied States.
Observation-Disclosures Election. .sb.;i ls,s.
1--WE arc authorised 70 announce Ia 10
Fteehoidcrs OF Berkeley countt. ;hat Cuo,a,c
ChAkLfs JAMES FAuiGNER. w,u H. =
candidate Tor the next General Assemble
% We Nfereuuts.ed 10 state TO the Treehoi.
ders q Berkeley county, that Gen. ELISHA
BOYD, viii be candidate for the mex, legs.
sture o. vrg,n,s.
dFVe are authorised to announce IN ~.
Fre.helders Of Berkeley ceun,,. tina, Sir. IR.
Lhhi III HEDGES, will be candidate for The
asxs Legislature OF Virginia.
Morgan Eieet'on, .apri77h
GIVE are authorised 10 announce 10 the
Free hesdeis OF Aiorgsn county, that Mr..
WILLIAM sNtiH, will be Candidate for tI,~
next t,encrsi Assembly.
We are authorised 10 announce IN tba
fftee holders % AnfHan county, Dr. DANIkL,
hibii. NJ a candidate Tor the next General Az.
sembly. = = :
Eiscnon .Hey liza.
PHILIP c. PRNDLEToN, Esq.
Gen ELISHA ftuyD.
WILLIAM NAYLoR. ESQ.
SAMUEL McAEcHEN, Esq
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that the eldest sou of,be king Of Franz.
should be always after STYLED ",h.
DauphiD," from the name Of he mr.
vince ihas ceded Charles v Grand.
son TO Philip Of vsiois, was the frs,
who bore the title in 1880.
The following receipt Cor an indian
pudding TO Be baked, is from the v;llscs
Record:
"Ssald two quarts Of skim milk. s,is
IN one pint Indian meal, or enough "a
make very thin nush add a little salt
a tea cup full Of molasses a ersat
spoonful of gngersf little OF any 9TH
er spice you like Putt IN tin or earth
en- PAN and bake il in the oven three
hours. tteats we'll without, or better
With lump of butter, aud ia a luxury
superierto rice or custard
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"No Promises none.


"on' sf ssnr own mouth .yia csnS.ra,. ys'
The following communication. torigi.
ually published in the Democratic Prsss)
and the subjoiued letter from Nr.
Baldwin, are to be found in tue Tsle-
graph OF Tuesday evening;
lcoMMuNIcATIoN
II being now conceded that a msiori
~ ofthe Federal party in this State vo,.
ed Tor the election Of General jackson.
tits but right they should know in what
estimation they are held in Washington,
among the Leading jackson msn. When
Recommendation was got Up to the
President pray ing him to appoint
the bon. Samuel ID Ingham Secretary
oil the Treasury, and Of course, to set
ASIDE the person be bad invited to
Washington TO take that station, the re
commebdatIon was passed under tie no.
ses Of the Federal Jackson membei ;.
ana not one cf them, not even Messrs.
Buchanan and Coulter were asked to
sign it. This is precious return for
services'rendered. j n.
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From he Philadelphia Reeor,l., 49,.

& from TIE P'aaadsaphia Recorder. March r.
lie very afiiistng Intelligence @as received
on wednesday, last, tlroagh the corresponding
ho@ iewis.ewn, OF tie Coffee House in ,h,s
e''s mat The Rev. Be,5ann .7le7., Rector of
81 pAn's Church, VITO mad taken hon. ward
passage on beard the Big Ed1 ard lad n,sr
~ sea about sixty days out Tie brig had very
'sdisns Passage OF ninety six DAYS, for The lase
twenty q which, the crew had been reduced
10 crest distress for want Of Provisions.
ihnshas thisnoby disinteres'ed aud jealous
servant % God, bssn c,a oil intlie midst 81
lie. under c,cumst snces Yery 7oporss,iveiv
sh,ctive 10 all human appearances, bu, wise
ana meFe,fui no doubt, beyond human compre.
nensIom could We read BY tie eye offath. shs
sn'fs register Of the glorious designs OF Provi.
donce.
oh,s bersaved family, he stroke il terribie.
ana 70 b. siiiiated parish, dseply distres sing.
May tbs Keeper OF Promises be 10 both. Friend
Sheppard, snd Portion!
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FARM FOR THE subscriber uilf
= rent the Fam belonging to the heirs Of
jacob sharsel. for tie tern Of one yssr.ssis-
ualed IN thu Opequan Creek. bout TWO mites
from Msr'ifsb-rg, ~ known b. me
nsme OF Sulphur Spring, containing $50 scfes.
ibis fam viii be rented privately ifnot, the
subscriber viii rent the sane az pubic seie 10
The highest bidder on Sahrdav he 2Sfh inst ca
the premises 1t will be rented for either =
mouisd rent or on be shares.
5 ABRAHAM II. VANMETRF.
March 70 1899.
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Ma EvaSs. Sra.

we are sorry to see il announced in your
last number, tina, Genl. Elisha b yd and Ph,sn
T. Pend'eton, Esq are RECOMMENDED IN hrs
senatorial o's'nc', as candidates for the Con-
veat,on, with an assurance OF their receiving
decided and unanimous vote in BerkvIe, md
Morgan; we beg leave 10 differ 50 far as res. ee,,
Morgan; we are willing to vste Tor enc IN eson
County. II justice should be consulted. and =.
quail righls's the object. Ihe disiric, beng
Composed OF tour Counties, and only four mem.
oers 70 De sent; 1t would certainly be fair 10
send one from each County. We hope tha, the
ssP'rit ct the big hsh eating up the little onxs.
Tor ~ other words) the large Counties making
duPes and tools Of the smsli ones, has NO,
comnenced. IL We begin in this way, LORI
help Morgan and Hardy; they viii only be
tools 20 work on, their eva destruction. Lord
save us from The power of ungenerous dealing. .
AND we viii show at the pslis, ,hs, Wa are me n
OF hrnness, and will contend fer cur rights.
Many Cis,sas Of the district.
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Yours respectfully.
HENRY b ALDWiN.
Whatdoss this mean? The Washing

What does this mean? The Wishing
ten journal -f saturday, SAYS:
"We have reason to believe, that
since the official annunciaiien Of the
new cabinet in the Telegraph OF the
26th alt change has been made, for
the purpose of etleciing that, by Re.
mcval, which was to have been managed
by arrangement" The people sre 10
lose the valuable services of an able and
independent officer, who, in the dis
charge ofbis important duties. has gwen
universal satisfaction, for the purpose
of increasing the power and patronage
of the president Which Of the ''pow-
ers behind the throne" has accomplish
ed this change of purpose in one who
never chapges~
Our readers will, of course, perceive
that the above extract relates 10 Mr..
M'Lean. the efficient postmaster gen.
eral. He has been nominated 10 the
senate as an associate judge of the su-
preme court OF the United States.
U $ Gas.
fl good Jokc.-lt SO happened that
the New York Commercial Advertiser,
was the first and only bearer of the
Presidents inaugural address, TO Rhode
Island, Boston. sc, The friends of the
Hero" however. in one of the cities
along shore. were so sadly disappoint
ed with the performance, that they
doubted its authenticity. and finally
came TO the conclusion. that the decu
ment was forgery by some of the N
York Editors. to dispsrsge the abilities
of Tie new President In one instance
bet ol bottle of wine was made that
IL was not genuine. The backer OF the
Commercial, however, was the winner
of course
Bspors Of Countsrfsits - Several
$40 counterfeit notes. letter ID on the
Branch Bank Of the United States at
Pittsburg. have recently been lassed
along the Turnpike between this place
and Cumberland They were very well
executed, and difficult Of dissection - the
general appearance OF the counterfeit
is somewhat darker than that Of the
genuine note, the paper rather stronger
and the period at the end Of the word
dollars is omitted in the counterfeit
The engraving of the vignetie of the
counterfeit is rather eoafser than that
of the genuine ao'e. The date IF noah
and year in three of the notes that we
have seen is left blank "a fourth is dat
ed 18th November, 1925 Torch LII. hf
Temper The temper of mankind is
SO inconsistent. he whe to day loads US
with earessss, may Tomorrow con-
ceive for us a hatred, which brsathes
nothing but our ruin; So that the conf
dence we have placed in person whom
we considered as valuable friend. NAV,
one day, when his sentiments for Us
change, forge those words which we
have ineautieusly entrusted bin with,
into arrows which may deeply wound
us The daily experience this world
affords us. admits no doubt of the truth
of this observation. However great
our friendship or esteem may be for any
man, prudence directs us to be very
cautious, and TO make our own bosoms
the repository of The latent secrets Of
our hearts. The old proverb truly says,
The words of the wise man lie at the
root Of bis tongue; but those Of a fool
play on the tin of it.n
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LbBLfC StLI.- III be stiered at pubic
Ill safe. on Saturday, NE 2SfL inst. 81 the
late residerce Of DAVID hiilsF dec II. IN MAJ
tins5urg, all the pesonai properly et said deed.
viz: House hold and X chen Furniture, consist.
iig 10 part Of Bed, Bedsseads and Bedding.
Chsirs, Tables, Desk, Bureau, Cupboard, POS.
Overs, Kettles. Tubs, BUCKETS, Flax Nhssi,
Wool heel and hesl, Cutting Box, enc Sur
ssying Compass, wsih 81 tbs apparatus beong.
ing thereto. TWO ten plate Stoves. one Gov,
Hogs and variety ofar,icies not necessary TO
pssliculariss. six monihs ersdi' will be given
on 81 sums above TIC collars, lhs purch aser
giving bond and approved sesufi,y. Fer pure
chascs OF and under that smount cash viii be
required. 7 he sale vii begin early in the day,
when due attcudsues will y gwen BY
MARY MILLER, ADMIR-.
Martinshurg, Mach 10