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Liberty Hull for Sale.


ukSUANr to sieed oi trust bearing date the 2eh day
- Of December IN the year 1896, and duly admitted
albert u hleCaity Lucinda b. his vile TO me as trustee
Tor the benefit Of George Y MeCarty shall pre-
es on me 2oin day OF March 1879, TAR, the fix
heteaei sell and dispose OF IN fee supple public
10 the highest bidder for ready tract or raj eel of
land called aud known hy the Of Liberty H situated
and being n Richmond .ouhty, Val containing $40 acres,
more OF less with all the buildings
aud the appurtenances OF for
the purpos specified ia said trust deed.
This ustt well deserves the alton Of those whu
may wish TO puchsse lznd-N has story double
house. containing rocins with 6 places, ps.sax
es ana closets there also the story
isse rooms ana an entry; 10 IN. OF the there
places also good kitchen, smoke house, DAIRY stable barn
and new store house and ice hvue, SAID land Tn
aet Contains ABOUT i5o OF high land
and ct the latter abJu. 100 white OAK swamp
The said dansoH House about mile from Moratico
creek, aud two mile, o the Rappsnuock
TO of comfort be from our salt
II healthy stuaton and well auy professio
being near the public roads. Wheat aud Rye seede
are invited TO view the premises previous.
'ia convey such title only as vested IN trustee
farnnsm church, Jan. "a s3- Id.
My TAVERN-HoUSE, LOT, ANA Otnsr mproy e IN. Mt.
~ adjoining The Public Square within so OF go ward,
o the Courthouse (undersons Thorough repair,
convenient Eabi hen,s couutr " so far
eomPlsted TO warrant the belief will be ready for
tenant IA all the month II Nov.
The Establishment offered for for or
years.
Gentlemen of experiences such business, would do we'll
AID are respectfully invited to the situation as
quite certain better stand Cannot be easily obtained
Beevns TO be unnecessary any thing further Of the
houses. than that they unusually spacious
at a ~ price. SAML Williams, f''
August 10. 2s-u Hniifar eourthouss.
VIE Subscriber Ia, opened house private entertain.
mtn al the well known stand OF Hunter, tavern,
road leading from Richmond Lynchburx, aud fifteen
miles irem the aer place where he TO ac
TRAVELLERS. ALLEN JOHNSON.
jan II.
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HAVE armed my horse Gohsuus 10 Robert Hurt Of Tia
ss County, Va, where be will stsod the nu,ng sss,on
ADD uodet whose control be will be for the season.
JSO. NJ. Bolts.
Feb TO- az,
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
TkY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Wood
- son, which deed duly reeolJed clerks office of
ts couBty court Of sba purposes said
deed expressed and at the request of the creditors Of Ed
und Auderson, proceed TO SELL for cash, the prsm.s
"Wednesday lie nth Of March oeIt, IL fair, first
fair day thereafter that valuable aud well kuowD property
esiled The
F.dLLSBURG MILLS,
with three hundred aud eighty Of good land snsohed
thereto Til, property susisd james River eoun
~ of buckingham, ABOUT mile above Wsrep and has
large Brick Manufacturing MILL with two pair Of Burr,,
and o0s OF prime one5 iUr grinding Coru, good brick
dwelling hou,e, brick store lumber house with several
wooden dwelling houses aud other valuable improvements
such bsro, tobacco houses, stables &c. Acting
ices, shall Convey 70 the purchaser pucbaier the
lie vested 10 US By the deed aforesaid which, however, be-
iieyed 10 be saod
~ D. The above property is 10 be sold subject prior
lien thereon crested by deed Of trust executed by Edmund
Aodtrsop 10 James 81 own, FLEMING Tufner, ustee.; In
secure the payment Of debt whereof balance Of about iva
thousand dollsrs remain, unpaid.
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
GEO. BOOKER, 'tuHee''
Feb. 3. 81 2as,fJs
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BENJAMIN r. MlCHIE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL practice the Superior iH Courts
w the ey Ct RchnionJ including those the county
Henre, lie may be found the oee of Chapman Johu,o
Esq.
Jan. IS. "a
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Cash TOR .NegToes.
WISH 10 Pufehsr tveuty6 FIVE thirty likely younE No.
sfot men, from 6heso 10 twenty year, sge 70 wo1k j,
The CbeHe6ed coal ph. this city, ,nf will give f.,
hem liberal prices. BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
Jan. ta ~ ,.tT
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LEnatsc Hospital, williamsburg
Offices hereby given that all the cells
~ are occupied, hat
unsome OF the said ellis vacant; due
sssven: BY order vi the Courtof Directors.
NAV Is f5-tf L. HENLEY,
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Nm OUeJSeer Wdntea
NHE subscriber living in the urpe end of Han v.r hs,
70 employ single man as oyersee whv aCqusn,.
ed with the management OF the tobacco crops none need an
Ply without 'asaetoy sn onial, character capacity
EDM'D FOUNTAIEE.
kzY HORSE MEDLEY, will staod the ensuing season Al
~ my stable IN the county Of Chesterfield within one mile
OF Moodys TVern ID from Petersburg, and % Rich.
mVnj: Terms, &C. hereafter. w. r. JOHNSON.
Feb.S. az m,
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.NOIICE.
NNAiLL he soldto the highest bidder, the 9th dsy Of
w February nel, at Gent Po~halan County. for
cash. by virtue OF Iced of trust executed byW VIM. e. B,..
to the :ab.erSer for eetsin purposes therein
negro g named Molly the SAID deed OF trust duly
10 the Clerks Office OF AnIels county.
JNO. CHAFFIN,
RICH'D BOOKER, trustees.
Dec. 81. it'd.
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Sy>AS co.aned To the Ja this county, on the 10Th
w November last, "a runaway slave VIM calls himself
NELSON and says he owned by John Burton, of
the county VI New Kent aud soid by hun southern
def whose he does not fecoleo Nelson about %
Years OF dark eomPeIon, feet ucbes high and has
fesrs upon each which he occasOned by burn
Had on when cobmted black rousdabout Of brosdccth
a9d OF blanket panaloons; he bad also with him
Of hsuespun jeans The will forward prove pro-
perry, also comply with the other Requisites he will be
dealt With as the Law directs. JAMES SHELTERED,
Jiiur OF Orange county.
Ftb =
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4rvrue VI deed oi uust eIecuted by Or. RvbeI
burton, which OF record in the ONCE OF the clerk Of
buckingham county aud intended the OF
adeStto rhoga' Dauei CU shall sell, for cash. Buel
trghsm courthouse, the Monday Mareb
being court day, several likely negroes many ay
hespio pay the balance VI the debt due by SAID deed
VIM BROWN, Trustee.
Feb g. az v4ws
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NOTICE
<EHt Executive viii receive proposals conformity with
- the provision, of the Sd OF the act conc,rnn,
the ArDoiy, hereto annexed =" And be further enacted
that the Executive he authorized required TO
what term, the ArDo,y Btding, Land attached fIsrtio
nuneste 10 the Gsaeral Assembly the result Of tIs;
enquiry" By order of the Executive. ~
;, WM. Ii. RICHARDSON, &C.
Executive Department.,
18Th March, 1928.
March IA. IN, ar
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

and variety of his vocal powers and besides the full
ness and melody of his original notes, he has the
faculty of initiating the notes of all other birds, from
te clear mellow tones of the wood thrush to the saw
ace scream of the bald eagle. In and accents
he faithfully follows his originals, while in force and
sweetness of expression he greatly improves upon them
His own notes are bold and full, and varied seeming
" beyond all limits. They consist of short express
SONS of two, three, at most five or six syables,
generally expressed with great emphasis and rapdity,
and continued with undiminished ardor for half an
hour at time. While singing he expands his wings
and his tall glistcning with white, keeping time to his
own musc and the buoyant gaiey of his action is no
less fascinating than his song He often deceives the
sDortsInan and even birds themselves sometimes
imposed upon by this admirable mimic. In confine-
men he loses little of the power energy of his song
He whistles for the dog Caesar starts up, ways his
TAIL and runs to his master. He cries like hurt
chicken: and the hen hufres about, with feathers on
end to protect her injured brood. His limitations of
the brown thrush often interrupted by the crow
ing of cocks and his exquisite warbngs of the blue
bird are mingled with the screaming of swallows or
the cackng of hens. During moonlight, both IN the
wild and tame state, he sings the whole night long
The hunters, in their night excursions, know that the
moon is rising the instant they begin TO hear this de-
hghtful solo His natural notes partake OF charar
ter similar to those of the brown thrush but they airs
more sweet more expressive, more varied and uttered
with greater rapidlty.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
A LIVERY HORSE.

IA mercifM man is kind to has beast" but we have
seen the proverb much despsed that the man SEEM
cd to be the greater brute. Of all animals that are
tortured for the pride Of man, livery horse is
the most to be pted. The rider too often seems to
suppose HIM but sort of steam engine, out OF which
he can get any speed by the application OF the whip
or spur--sometimes thought may intrIde that the
horse has some sense of feeingbu it is silenced by
the riders reflection that the animal is not his own,
and he shall have an oats at the journeys end-the
end comes at last and the oats ordered and paid
for but not delivered We would not recommend
suspicion to the open heartedbut honest hostlers are
but men, and honest men may forget. 1t is better
therefore that the rider if he have any conscience or
clo,o feeling for his horse, him fed, and II the
day be cold have the same ocular evidence that ne is
covered with banket-for it is hardly equitable that
the horse should SILVER and starye i'll the shed while
the rider is examining his unleeling NAV (bowels he
has money before fire in the dining room.
If livery horse could write his own memoirs what
a satire it would be upon mankind
No man ever did purposed injury another. without do
ing greater to hiaself
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

Electionecring. copy the following extract
from the Circular of John Nanny, Esq. Candidate
for Congress in the District of Newbern, n. G. lately
represented by Mr. Bryan.
"a 1t has been the practice in the Southern States,
for the Candidates for Congress to travel through the
several Countess the Battalion Musters, and make
stump speeches. l do not admire this practice. 1t
consumes the time and deranges the business of the
Candidates.
{" shall submit this Circular to my fellow-citizens.
instead of dozen stumpspeeches, which might de-
liver, at as many different muster grounds / must
mention another custom in Southern States which
strongly disapprove, that of the candidates treating
the people with ardent spirits at musters and other
public places BEFORE and also at the election grounds
I eel can assure you have intention of overflow
ing the district with Rum and Whiskey. To obtain
seat in Congress, by such means is alike dsreputa
BILE to the people and their representative 1t will af
ford great pleasure to be the agent of my fellow
citizens in calculated to improve their moral and
pecuniary condition-but must be elected by the I'M
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

Many people take Newspapers, but few preserve
them vet the most interesting reading imaginable is
file Of old newspapers. 1t brings up the very age,
with all its hustle and every day affairs, and marks its
genius and its spirit more than the most abored des-
cription of the historian. Who can take paper da-
ted half century ago without the thought that almost
every name there printed is cut upon tombstone
at the head of an epitaph. The Doctor (quack or
regularly that there advertised bis medicines and their
cures has followed the sable train of his patients the
merchant his shps-coud get no such security on his
Efe-and the actor, who could make others laugh or
weep-can now only furnish skull for his successor
in Hamlet.
1t is easy preserve newspapers and they well re-
pay the trouble, for like that of wne their value IN
creases with their wears and old files have sometimes
been sold at prices too startling to mention.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
A MILITARY EXECUTION.

The following description of deserter's death is
from the Quebec Gazette of May 80:
This morning at half past o'clock the troops in
garrison proceeded from their respective barracks to
the Citadel in pursuance of the General Order com
rnanding the execution of the prisoner, Moore, Goth
Regt, under sentence of death for desertion and for
violent attack on the life of SERGEANT Surby, of the
same Regiment while in the execution of his duty.
The troops formed under the orders of Lieut..
Col. Cockburg, r. A., Commandant of the Garrison,
in the ravelin near the Eastern Barrier, making two
sides of square. When the arrangements were COM
pleted the prisoner was brought out from The Cape
Guard, with an escort, preceded by the Band of the
66th Regiment, playing, in slow and solemn time the
Dead March. Next came the coffin, borne by six men;
the prisoner followed attended and supported by the
Rev Mr. Mcmahon, the Roman Catholic Clergyman,
whose attentions to the unfortunate hui
name and unremlttng and surrounded by the escort.
The prisoner advanced with apparently firm step to
the place of execution passing in front of the whols
ine and through the firing party, to his con which
he knelt while the proceedings of the Court Martial,
the sentence, the approval and the order for his exc
cuton, were read aloud by Town Major Frost When
these were concluded the Reverend Clergyman and
the prisoner were engaged short time in earnest
prayer; and the former slowly retiring, the fatal
signal given to The firing party, drawn up about
six PAGES. His death was instantaneous, not motion
being perceived. The whole Garrison then filed past
the corpse in ordinary time, and Immediately returned
without music to their barracks
The men appointed to the firing party were drawn.
by lot, from his regiment three men from each
company, in all eighteen. Two reserved, and of
the other sixteen, musket only unloaded. The
pieces were charged by the non-commssioned officers
who informed the that piece was unloaded,
with the humane intention of leading each man to be-
lieve he had chance of avoiding the necessary but
disagreeable duty imposed upon him. tits supposed
owing to this arrangement that almost every shot took
effect.
Greenock Anccdote.-A poor person residing ip
Greeneek, lately applied to the magistrate to hare TWO
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Greenock Anccdote.-A poor person residing ip
Greeneck lately applied to the magistrate to hare
of his children admitted the poor's roll dHow
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bought sufrages of freemen, shall think it more
honorable to stay at home and attend TO my own buss
ness"
GREENsBoRoueH, IN. C.) June IS.


More Gold Mines.--W learn the fact from a source
entitled to credit, that company recently purchased
mine in Buncombe County, for four thousand dollars
that they erected the necessary machinery for min
ing and in three eekS paid for the tract of land and
cleared their other contingent expenses-and that the
same company has since averaged one thousand FIVE
hundred dollars of this precious metal sUees, clear
of expense.
Gold Mining Company has recently been formed
in Baltimore, with capital of 100000 whose agents
are the alert. Is there not industry enough in the
citizens of North Carolina to pick up their gold,
Cat least enough of it to pay their debts when it lies
glittering in the sunbeams upon their barren hills.
where peas won't sprout % Wake up, ye slumbering
children Of indolence and provide yourselves better
circulating medium than the Bank Bills of which you
so justly and SO bitterly complain Patriot.
The North Carolina Register says" We are in
formed that Gold Mine has been recently discovered
in Davidson County, containing ren of the precious
metal, eighty feet in width. This is the largest vein
ever heard of either in this any other country. The
veins generally vary in width from two to five feet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
Postscript 70 Tie abridged Legisiatipe ChnrL

Postscript 10 The dbridged Legislative Cbori
k'O obylatc the objection, made IN the Richmond
Enquirer, Of tho 2Ist August, to the Legislative
taolo ln constitutional Charts" postscript has
been added 10 the abridged table cxbb;tno j.; " .a'
cnsod form, all the F0Rtcrial facts To be olenned
Ioh INC Consultations Of tho several States AZ CON
t9'ned IN The election Of 1921 relative to the basis 81
and The appointment of Representa-
NC. no-e VINO have previously bought cop,os
may procure this postscript gratis Nv calling ON ,bn
persons from whom they purchased ~ ''0
u The publisher of M. Garnetts yvo,L 49,.
leave TO call The attention Of those who have corts
to tho following errors in tho APPENDIX. In no.
62l1ib line from the top the word "norsr s ~
fed after the word "1OthjRg." And in pare 58.- OH
line from the bottom, the word "Cailed IS omitted sf
i the To'3s "has aeo,r yos." ec2 li-qaUef
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

4 WILL give the above reward, for the apprclcn-
- hension aud delivery. OF nay Billy Sampson,
who ran away on the 25th of July last; he is O.. a
brown complexion, about twenty six yours of arc,
I'VE feet eight or ten nes nigh he has under
his left ear; had on when he ran of coarse cotton
shirt oznaburgs panaloons, white yarn coat and an
old fur hat, he alse took with him, old blue broad
cloth coat, and cashmere pantaoons. The same
iellow ran Oh last April aud was taken up in Caro-
line County, Mr.. William Carter's estate; he has
wife in Richmond, and is very likely lurking about
one of the above places. THOS. CARTER,
w6Wc PamDafike Kiner Willis,
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GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES'
Boot and Shoe Manufactory
nv, Opposite tie Old S,o.,a Tauern.

Opposite The Old Stem TdUeru
VIE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore met with. Having lately emplovod
iFst rate workman from the North, is now pre1ared
10 execute otderS in tie ladies' and misses line.
WIZ make IN the most approved manner, to measures.
Ia fashionable style any orders WHICH he NAV be e.
voured with. and hopes by strict personal attention
10 business to receive continuance OF the public
patronage. PA'''
on hand genlemen's boots, shoes and pumps.
ell of good quality.
July 2I-eolCt cl2t John DTTPr1au
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To Printers and Publishers

'H'HE subscriber having added the manufacture of mo-
\ 'eabe Type to his Stereotype establishment, res.
pecuuy soiics share Of the patronage of the Printer,
oI Fennsylvs mia and the adjacent States
Having practical knowledge Of printing and also
g peen longer practically engaged in the business
9eeoyPbg than any other person the United States
ne hopes to be able from such experience TO give salts
iselon to those who may favor him with their order,
from an intimate acquaintance for a number of wears
"eahy eIgh) with the business Of type founding he
hopes 10 De able TO produce type equal 10 NY offered To
the Printers Of the U. States.
FS prices, though low, will Of course be the same II,
OUTFITS ~ the same business Nor will he attemp, Ia vio
rare Uuh or insult common sense by pretending TO
mcfeAseh facilities ~ the manufacture" tor there az
90 o'her acilities atpTesent in this CITY, than there
70 years ago. when type from 10 TO 90 per cent,
hgner Than at presently have the "materais used i'm
making printing types been greatly reduced" az IN
oebT any proportion To the reduction in the urices ~
type but the reduction has been "nducedr by CONNIE
hfio' aud an oveIbporing disposition in some If brs
founders vino have grown rich tire heretofore euormo
profits type. '-s
Al sizes OF type, plain and menta for book aud
700 printing rom - lines Plea TO Nonpare cons,an,lv
on mana ~ such quantity supply any order AZ ho,
NOTICE. in tie choice II Bouk-iettgr, mains hav. hun
saken IN select such faces generally approvcd H.
tynmetry, neatness and durabilifv - W.
lie also keeps n complete Printers Warcbouse I,h.
only one IN eiiy) and can furnish complete Pinnc
Office al very short notice. ''''"s
The following are his PRICES at ered, oC s t,o,,b.
wi 'PpI"Ven notes or aecepaDce-oT discount Of ave
he mi de n
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JOHN NJ. GORDON.

Grocer and Commission MerchqnL
OFFERS to his friends and tho public rcne,.,,,
~ well selected assortment Of GROCERJEy
mt Wholesale and retail, aH ercept ardent so;r;j,
Special attention will be paid TO any produce consign
ed 70 him o"h He ercep,i0a aboUe made and receive
on the usual terms. - q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

"''" "|th VhegFOeS al s9ICtLOn.
~ pursuance of decree of the COUNTY Court of
= henT'co, III the case of Adams and Others. vs.. Car
~ gton and others, shall, as Commissioner, named
IT tne sah decree, proceed 10 SELL at public auction
a. the Court House of the county of Monroe. on
Monday the 2lst day of September next, one Tract
~ Land belonging to the estate of Tabitha Adams
deceased containing nine hundred and Gfiv eiuht
acres; about two hundred are under cultivation
ana on which, there are several comfortable dwell
Hig houses WIN the necessary out houses. Thi.
ana said to be mountain land of the first quality
PERSONS wishing to view it. referred to Mr. Jac6l
premises. ga u"
:. And on Monday, the aoth day Of the same month
~ me town OF Stalpton, as Commissioner aforesaid
shall SELL n public auction, five slaves. consistin
y! two men, one woman and two girls
me slaves WIZ be sold for ready money-thc Ian
On credit OF one aud two years, the purchaser t
give bonds, with approved security, end deed :
trust upon the property. to secure the purchase mo
hny' Possession viii he given on the first day Of Jan
u0ry next. G. NJ CXRRINGToN Co..; S'N
cug i7-2awIOt ~ -
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GEO. 81 PAYNE,
w l.. FONTAlNE. Commits
WIN. T.. RANDOLPH. sioncrs.

'lHNSI SAIG'-By vTiue OF a deed ~ trsi exec,Te,
Dy James Underwood 10 the stbscrbers ON the ll % -,
puei ic15' and duly recorded in tie clerks Office Ifa
"uhy r P'pp'es therein mentioned we shall procsed
n o ~ puoic aicion, or reay money 10 the bpss bl
w we Jnih Sept 1929, al Hanover court o,s
" 81 o, aa, n SAID county, lying Aliens Creek and
" a., ootaos, and others al-o the following Slsves
-, - sl"8oi 1'Wcs leNac. Arrnisfcad follv AM
lily o. - much Of ITO above mentioned properf, se i
eo' p s'tsy sad deed and Other EXPENSES af,ed,, -
sas We uils 10 the abnve properly is believed
~ e suD.crefs acting as trustees win convey only s,,
"ue ~ sVes.ed ~ them. JOHN TYLER v '"
~ e-,d 'Hsc SOHN rRipDY Trustees