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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-22


 sball be attended to in our next.
 "DroDoRus StcuIusn shan appear next week.
 \ communication, without signature, ID defence of Judge EsKRIDeE,r has been re- ceiyed. We would be very happy, if thro' our columns the friends of Judge EsIxridge would defend him, or if deemed necessary, Yepei the charges which have been recent lymade against him. We have always had the kindest feelings for the Judge, but ss we have never participated in those at. tacks, we cannot consent to defend him by abusing ourselves. We hope, when our kind correspondent writes again, he will 2aythe postage.
 We beg leave to direct the attention of our readers, to two communications, in this days paper. giving a typographical . sketch of Pulaski and Independence coun- ties. These are subjects calculated to fill every mind with the most intense interest there can scarcely be any thing mote de- slrable to those who wish to emigrate to our Territory, than to become familiar with the resources os the country, and to be made acquainted with ,h~ rich mines of wealth that are daily developing them selves. We are deeply indebted to our correspond ents, particularly to < N ,'' who aas before contributed much toour gratf- hcation. We hope to hear from them of sen-their communications will be always acceptable and highly prized.
 President JACKSON left the Hermitage, tor Washington City, on the 7th inst, ao- companicd by his Private Secretary, Mai Il. J. Donelson, and two or three other gentlemen. His route is through Knoxv vile and West Virginia.
 The head men and chiefs of the Chero. aee Nation, have refused to meet the Pre- ndent at Nashville, for the purpose of ne. gotiating about thelr removal. We have geruscd an able and interesting address oi the Cherokee Council te the people Of stac United States, in relation to this important subject, which, at some future period, we VIII lay before our readers.
 Gov. PopE.-The Frankfors Kentuckiaa VI the 27th ult. makes tho following very pertinent comments on Gov. PopE's ad. asess to the public, published in our paper soine thpee or four weeks since. Wchave seen induced to copy this article for twe reasons, viz: to act as set.off aeains, rem s Little Rock paragraph, and to show suat n our estimate of the Governors no. aucal worth, we do not stand alone.
 This gentleman has made a lone ad press ito the public," about the events oi ms administration, and about matters and things in general. The produc, .; uon IS characterized by the equivoca. uon' and trimming, and evasion oi its author. The governor is on ever, sIoe of every snbject. clcarn from :, iio9eyer, as well as from the papers " 'hc territory, that he is net reposine
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On the 9th September, at a meeting of the above Society, the following Resolu- tions were unanimously adopted
 Resotred, That the Rev. F. W. Steren- soa, Agent of this Society, upon applica- tion to.the 1reasurer, be permitted to take any number of copies of the sacred scrip lures on hand, he may deem requisite for distribution.
 Resotved. That this Society bemor &C., lively engaged for the time to come, in the great Bible cause, in recommending the Society to the patronage ofthe public, and circulating the Holy Scriptures.
 And the meeting adjourned.
 c. F. BERTRAND, Rec. Sec.
 0sr The ilditor of the Gazette will con- fer favor upon the Society, by giving the above proceedings an insertion in his pa- per.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

"ARrsrrpEsa has been received, and ssall be attended to in our next.
 "DroDoRus StcuLusn shali appear next
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President JACKSON left the Hermitage, tor Washington City, on the 7th inst, ac- companied by his Private Secretary, Maj. 4. J. Donelson, and two or three other gentlemen. His route is through Knoxr vile and West Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09

with all ,he force. beauty and eicqusnee which be.
hour aud half in the delivery, and is spoken in the
very highest terms by those who were fortunate e.
boogh 10 hear il. We hope to have ths pleasure OF
spreading 1t before our readers Mt an early dey.
ISinee the above was written, we learn that the
Committee of arrangenie T. have applied 10 MIR Witt
Tor copy OF his Grafton for publiea on aud that he
has con .ent-d to furnish IT, The Committee we learn
intend TO print il in pamphlet torun.1
Alter some Introductory remarks delivered in an ami.
mated manner by Gensral Smith, the address of the
| citizens of Baltimore 10 the People of Ffance wa.
read by Mr.. Skinner. I'VE have BEEN unable 10 obtain
copy OF the address ior publicaiion.1 The csremo-
nies were then terminated by appropriate music from
the band stationed Ia tho rear of the ros,rum when
the different corps and associations marched to th cir
ORIGINAL places OF asseub'age and were dismissed.
Great credit is due to Col John Thomas. Marshal
Cbie and his assistants. for the efficient an judicous
manner in which their duties were performed.
Alter the conclusion Of the ceremonies i'm the Square
The association OF Printers escorted TO the
Of IL Niies, Esq. by the First baltimore Light nv
ths Baltimore Ysger-, and the Mechanical
Here the beautiful tri cooured elk standard borne In
'hs Procession by the Printers, and another Of the
.an" Kind boin- in the rauks Of the First liaiore
Light lnfan'ry corps, were presented to Mr. Miles, who
was constituted thu dium of tran mi,ting them "a
Paris, that OF the Printers to be preserved to snera
Lsiatette, and that OF the Fret Baltimore Light lnfan.
Try, tn. first Company a the Fifth R.siment to be
presented, through the General to the First Compa
ny OF the Fifth Regiment OF N aousl Guards
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FOUNTAIN OF OBLfpTOl
BY MRS HEMANS.
"fMrLoRA FACE ,

"IarLoRA FACE"
Ono draught, kind fairy, from that fountain doop,
To lay tho phn,,oms Of haunted breast,
And tono affections, which gtiefs to steep
In tho cool honey icws OF Drenmicss rest;
And lom the soul tho lightning marks to lave
Ooe dram OF that sweet wavo!
Yet, mortal, psu.e within thy mind is laid
Wealth, gathered long aud slowly: thoughts divine
Heap thatfun treasured house; AMI thou, hast made
The gems OF many uspirit's ocean thno
Shall tho dark woters TO oblivion boar
pyramid so fair!
-Four fIon the fouuu and lot tho draught ofrace
All The vain lore by Memory's pri . amasscd,
30 II but sweep along the torrents trace,
Aud hli tho hollow channels ofths past,
And froni the bosoms inmost folded loaf
l Razo tho one master grief
Yet pause uorel An, all thy soul hath known
Loved, felt, rcoiccd in, from its grasp must fade!
IL there no voice whose Kind awakening tone
a sense OF sp'ing-ti IA Thy heart hath made!
NO eye whose glance thy day dreams would recall
Think-woudst thou part with alp
Fill with for zetfllness,-'rhera arc, there ara
Voices whose music I have loved too WE'LL
Eyes Of deep gentlencss-but they arc far,
Never, Oh! never IN my homo 10 dwoiH
Take thou son looks from OFT my yearniny soul
Fill high the obiivious bowl.
Yet pause ngan! with memory will thou cast
The undying Hope away, of memory born!
Hope oil rc,uoion-hsait to heart at Last
No re.tle.s doubt between, no ranking thorn.
Would'st thou erase all records Of delight,
That makes such visions bright.
Fill with forgo,fu ness, ill high. -yet stay
lis hom the past we shadow forth the iaod,
Nhcr" smiles Iony lost, ngain shalt light our way
Andst tho souls friends he wteathod ono bri.ht band
-Four The sweet waters back on their riII,
must rcmember still
For their sake, for the dead whose ina 90 n,uyht
hluy dim within tho temple of my breast
For their loves sake, which earthly thou pht
May shake or trouble with its unrost,
Though the past haunt me like spirit vet
ask not to forget.
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HTNlON HOTEL. CITY OF RIcHMoNp. YA--TLe
" suosoripers having taken this spacious and ele-
CANT house, are prepared to travellers
ooaders, ether families or single gentlemen by the
cay week, month or year. the most liberal terms
ne Onen Hotel is pleasantly situated on F.
or msin street, little below the M arket House
suhcieEuy near to The business part of the eli.
Y "hiie' az the same time. IL is wiibdrawn from
containing near 100 rooms, including parlours
*c, AL iuroished in superior 'stys, combining both
oealness and elegance. '.r ti1ia ~ -
tables vii! always be plentifully furnished, with
sneh varieties as me market and neighbouiug places
an,h, and Tie bar with the mot choice liquors
lhe bed rooms are spacious and airy and the beds
clean and IL good and attentive servants with dispo
on on the part Of all attached to the house 10 please
are calculated to add TO the fore going recommendation,
men VIII The popetors lot only deserve but hope 10
receive The patronage OF the public. They have good
stables to the house, well supplied with pro-
Yender aud experienced osilsrs. sir trrf
Ing General Stage Office lie kept al this house. where
seats 10 all the different Stages may be taken
VIM. n. SHIELDS.
aug. 81 SS--tf JOHN AHMISTEAD
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RicHsroND RACES.

SSEGoND MEETING AT TREE HILL. the a..
~ tuesday IN December merit ~ - -,'''''
The Proprietor of Tree Hill coptemplate. g, 6,,,
70 nave Tour meetings at Tree Hill in each wear Tho
sgsohI fa Races this year will commence the fr,f
uesaay W Deee"oer nerf, the day after tho Legisla-
First Ddy.-A sweepstakc for 8 year old colt. A.,
hles two mile heats; entrance $780, half forfeit four
l. WIN. r. Johnson enters b. (. Virginia Tav,or o,.
OF Coquette, by Sir Charles. sos - N'
2. ). NJ Sclden, Marion filley out of Sir Henri.
.. Abner Robinson, Jemima wilkerson, by Archie.
4. Ihos. Watson, (of Tree Hill Annette, by Sir
Second Day-Proprietor's Purse, 5000. two mil.
heats; entrance SIS. 9f' .'0 - lllr- 800
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500; three ,n,la
heats entrance 500 'ffIs - -
The Proprietor little doubts but there will be Cor,h
days races and in the event OF other the gate money
oil that day will be given to handy cap purse.
In furnishing these second races has no relation q,
me Club now formed at Tree Hill, the Proprietor
himself puts the money, and hopes there will be no
difficulty in case of bad weather, to postpone the race
oci. %. 4s--td M. sELDEN, Proprietor.
T. yHiCKAHOMlNY LAND FOR SALE--Th.
~ subscriber Is empowered by deed OF trust from,
Judge Hay and others. Of record 10 the Office Of the
sale. the estate called Ash6eId containing about nine
hundred and thirty situated on Chckahomipy 10
the county OF Henrieo, about seven miles from Tho
Tbeesta consists oftwo parcels. the upper .epsrat
ed rom the lower by slip OF lsnd about Jour hundred
YARDS wide: The upper parcel conains about AGO. and
the lower about 500 acres. r.
On the upper parcel there is excellent brick dwell
ing hsuse, 62 by 30 feet, having six large and two
small rooms, aud four large closets. The house was
ou about the year 1914 and is said TO be good as any
IN the county. The store-room aud gsrdner's house
are also Of brick The other houses kitchen eesvsnts
apartments, stables, and corn-house, Sc are OF wood
About one third OF this tract IT, as told, what Is
called mud land, 40 45 of which are cleared
and IN meadow, which may, with little trouble, be kept
constantly irrigated. 81 ~ f.tl' = i-'r'
On the lower sct nin ah,u. 6Oo ,.r..
&c but no dwelling house, but that intend.
ed ior the overseer has good settle for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply Of fire wood, There Is also orchard On H.
represented that of this tract, between one and
Two hundred acres are mud land, that may be easily
that are esua! to any land Chickaho,nny
The district OF country in which these lands ars sit-
1"ied Is said to be very healthy and entirely exempt
from ague and fever. s'inp Hfh9sS ~ II
On having the purchase money, and the interest
hereo payable em-snnually, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser. 'lFF'
ne parcel. VIII be sold ,a,ey, fihe purchaser
should so desirc. ROBERI' STANARD
'uiy ~ est
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

va I'LL be offered for sale, a; Hickmsn's Tavern
w near The premises, on Tuesday, the 23d of No
Vsmoer next lair, II not, the fair day there
a'ter, that valuable tract OF land, known as Tmehears
mhg III Greenbrier county, on the waters Of Meadow
RIVER and Sswe Geek, containing lI4O acres, the
gre ter par, OF which is bottom land unreared and Of
ne hrs quality This land lies about % miles west
rom Lew isburg and 80 from the White Sulphur ,,inys
iuinpike road, from the mouth OF Dunlap's Creek
20 'ie ear works on the Kena~ha, passes directly
hrough H. 1t Is admirably adapted grains and grass
&C. The situation on the Turnpike viii ,ford ready
as io Its produce, and render il an ceen stand for
Tavern. 20 gl " ' w
The land will be gold in body or in convenient Iots
o suit purchasers The terms will be one third ca
ADD Tie remainder 10 aud years. Or II these
wishing 10 purchase, much prefer it, one third ash and
me Remainder ia one two aud three years with de
., "1s' IN emner case to secure the payment One or
81 CT us will he at F,aysers Tavern Gew.bury ,e
OF Twelve days before the snle and should not object to
receiving proposals privately. Letters in the me an
line, may be addressed TO ...s1 -
JESSE >. ARMISTEAD, Buckingham C. H.
e gorge Il I " TINs,'Sy posha,sn C H.
Ost 8. A,ds
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"a ~. persons having claims against the Estate o.
IA Samuel Carter, deceased hereby requested 10
o''ps mem i0rwad with proper naturalization, as /
wish to make necessary arfan TO discharge said
ciaiins' All peIsons who indebted TO said Estate
are hereby required To forward aud make nav.
me i WITHOUT delay EDWARD A CARTER,
OcI. 20. so a.. Es,1 Of ,.uueL 80 .Iss-.s
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HNDUCATION.--Iw wish 70 employ for the ensuing
IA year female teacher to tske charge OF sniaI
school in private family aud who can come weIl.re-
commended to teach Reading, Whiting, Arithmetic
6Ieoeraphy, with the use OF the Globes. Pointing and
Drawing, Needle work, SC.
a Letter addressed 70 Robert Nj Boiling atthe Diana
Mills will be readily attended to.
Nov 8. 10
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a tAStI FOR WHEAT will give tbe ras,Le,
~ price Tor Wheat deliverable at my store on Cav
street, where oIsrs for sale general If
Grocefiss, cotton yarns, cotton oznsburgs aud ~ n,
fhse'ings OF Messs. Cunningham and Anderson's ma.
hu,se'o'y' ID. ANDERSON, IT,
NpgnN 81 33-w2w--u
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NJ0riCE 10 DRoyERS OF HOGS The Sub.
serbsr bsgs save TO inform them, tn 81 he bas al
ready commenced purchasing and selling Hogs at hi
large and conmodious Pens en- 17Ih or Valley Street.
where be intends carrying the business nsgey
aud respectfully invites all those coming 10 this market
10 eau upon hn' JOHN WYSE.
Oct. 26. lt4a sa 40 II
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FRENCU fyELEBBaTJO "

TItI<"F LII tftIFtBIfT TTOyN.
WAsifINGToH, De-. 8O.-The celebration of Tburs-
day wss brilliant, and worthy of the aniinang occa-
zion; the weather wa mild, and every hing con pired
10 q ndgr the ceremonies agreeable add imufessve
The Procession IN oil pdr,s, military and civic, vas
well arranged sUd imposing, and extensive =. H.
reach halfibe lengh Of Pennsylvania Avenue from the
Presidents fgusfe 10 the Cspitol.
The Procs sssn formed agresstly 10 the arrange
mcnts p'eyoU,ly announced by the Marshal In Chief
hs Plain south Of the Presidents House. end yhs
II arrived opposits tho Executive Msn,ion, II halted
AID received n the place assigned " them the Pre-
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MuARSHALS ShLE.-Pursusnt 10 a decree of ,l,s
Ivk Superior Court OF ChsseeIy fortbe Fredesier.'
purg district 10 cau'e therein depending, between
heuhen Nj Garnett, ex'or Of Carter Wood. phG
againt
Richard NJ. ssgar, adm'or with the will annexed #
"m NJ oegsr' deed, Peneops Segar, widow Of ths
other - " ~ VS. A""
'hsll proceed &c sell, for each, before the tavern
uoo' o. ,hs Iown OF johanna and county Of MiddIs-
SEX on me S2dda Of November next Tie tract Of
lsnd whsrsoi WIN Segsr died, seized and posses,ed.
containing 20 stres, more less, subject 10 the o Of
she oeienoan', Prneiope"--whch will be assigned 10
her before the day of sn1e 80
CHhS L. WiNGFIELD, n. $. C. c. w.
NoV'0 5Z-~tds or his deputy
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NlOHCk-dppomdttOr Hioer-niRs at the EDping-
ton rails t'l Chesterfield and .Gmelia Countifs.
petiloO VIII he presented 10 tie next General A
semoy,o these purposes: 10 amend the act concern
ing Archibald lhweati, passed on the l.. March 1919
go mat mills or other aer works may be ere ced on
'o'h, or ei;er side OF the River 1.-THE Gails by
Oh wing dams lateral dams, canals or other improve.
meh's so as not TO Impede the navigation. The natural
waterfall s three feet and thew are the rnost
'as on This liver From lie IRE qnsnt great losses OF
olucr me long detention aud wreck OF boats as w.ll
we seious sufe'ings and exposures OF Boa,men il la
osen long expected, that the Appoipatox COMPANY
"oud bui'd the requisite dam and locks or
WIN The undersigned in doing Great il The d.,tess
Tor certain constant Rver-Dli in dry seeso,s Should
me company now unite with the subscTib. r. on .ona.
ole TERMS III constructing the proper dam and locks
the preIeTnent OF This Petition 10 the Legislature .,
be unnecessary. The President gent OF the Com.
paby smosi respectfully invited, view the falls The
subscriber owns the requisite quantity OF lard on each
side Of the River and roads each side 10 the iss-
h@ rock,woo and materials convenient that no DIFF
bcul viii arise in those respects.
ARCHIBALD THwEATT.
EPpington, Oct 1. .pr 42-wtf
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VALUABLE NEGRoEs FoR sALE.

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
AWJlLL be sold TO the hgesi bidder at ny residence
Wv In the county OF Cumberland. on the 1O, n d,v
OF November next, about twenty likely Negroes con.
sing OF men. women and children. At the same Tim,
ana Place Ten Yard With about Eve OF land AZ
tached TO II, will be sold. Possession to be given The
S5h Dectmbe next.
The terms will be rnsle known on the day of cal,
RICHARD IL. EGGIESTON -
Oct. 90 so a. w
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NOTICE.-PersOns indebted to the firm Of Ole a.
Cochran are requested to come forwSrd aud settle
their accounts. 800
Iheysr DESTROYS Of closing their business az early
az possible aud II Is hopeS this notice will meet the inn.
mediate attention Of those concerned. July 27 2s--t
NAANTS A SITUATION, as Overseer q nan
w with q small family well acquainted with farm
log u every kind-Hs knowledge In the culture Of
tobacco has been sufficiently tested He c,o ercases
recommendations Of the most ssii.f,o,ofy kjod r.
quhe st ibis Once Nor g. ia ~
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Aus.3i SS-d JOHN ARMIsTEAD.

hRJhSHlNGTON HOTEL RIcHMoYp- Va
Wv The Subscriber having leased hi. old aud " II
known E-abIishntIi, Tor term, Of years takes Til
opportunity to announce 10 his friends and ,b, public
generally, ADD particularly 10 ia. former ysfs OF hq
mousse that II will be opened for the accommodation of
company, on The fret OF October IL is now
ing rough repair. aud will be fitted up in main
out neat style, with beds, bedding and other
furniture, AL new, and OF the best kind. His Servants
are attentive and experienced, and his Bar.krepers no.
he and accommodating Hs Bar shall a, all times he
Wen supplied with the best liquors any wines and M.
table win the most choice delicaces of the
which the city and country afford and he gat,ers
himself tbatby unreitiiDg attention 10 his business b
VIII give entire satisfaction all who NAV favor bo
with their company. ~ ""
Ihe "AsHINGroN HOTEL 10 situated in 4. q. mo-,
psasab part OF the city, Immediately oppose the Capi.
'O'' anu contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and bu,
shor, distance from the Theatre the Banks the B,sn
we warehouses, ard the Offices Of the principal AJsrs
OF me cyj and al the tine sufficiently lar renew
on 70 aofd gentlsnea quiet retreat when thev wish
70 rere from the hustle and noise Of the .teetts Socb
are 'be local advantages OF this house tina, may ven
'ufe 10 sihtm, that gentlemen visiting Rchmona 81.
iDer on business or for pleasure will find II one OF the
most pleasant situations in The city In addition 10 what
transient custom he may be favored WITH the subscri
per WI De able TO accommodate ftoeniufos or hyfv
bOdhDERS, by The week. month, or wear, ON The
most reasousole terms. ROBERT e.. MACON
sept ~ 3s-u Late Of Goochiiod Couri. House
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Srfensise Executors Sale of Shares and Other Per
49,. - sonnl Estate.
h Shall offer ioe a, Public Auction a, the Plan
.spn of the late Daniel Grinnsn, deceased, called
PKESQU' ISLE. in the County Of Cuipeper, ON the
DAY to day until the whole shall be sod all The Personal
Property which belongs to the Esia OF the
Oh ma, plaas'lon, consisting in part Of be tween Fty
Brood Mares OF the Fret blood, about one hundred
Head OF Horned Cattle, large Stock OF Sheep and
iiog' about 700 Barrels Of Corn, large quantity ,f
BAY Foade, &C. Plantation uten,i., C.rpenier.' and
baeksmi'hs' Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture
Copper sui ons of Chandlsrs beet Surveyors Com
asses with Ch"o and Plotting In.truments with many
other articles too tedious 10 e niirnerate.
1t 10 confidently believed. that ia proportion 10 the
quantity Of Property that Mill be offered for SALE lar
ger proportion OF very valuable Property vas never Of
Tered al public sale in Virginia The Slaves are gen
orally likely many OF Them very much so; and anon
'hen isa very VARIABLE Blacksmith, young and heal
Thy Amongst the Horse' there /. u believed 10 be
Of the Bsst Blood in the State. The Stock Of Cattle
oneep anu ifogs, are o tho most improved breeds
many oil them now hi Tor market, and well worth the
attention OF Butchers The FnIniture oil suprtor Quail
ny; " Farmers and others, DESTROYS, OF procuring
valuable Stock, will do well TO att, nd this sale q. an
Opportunity OF procuring such viii seldom occur
The terms OF sale as foows The Saves will be sold
,o cash. the residue OF the Property upon credit Of
~ months for all sums above Forty Ears under thai
Cssh the purchaser giving Bends with spprove ed &c
cuty 10 bear interest from the date but A. IL i'm.
pS,'an1 10 the interest OF the Estate. that ,houd be
able TO command th- funds spscifisd time will
agree TO reliaqcish the to those who shall nav
heir Bonds when due. No Property 10 be rsmoveJ
until the terms OF the Sale haii be complied with To
peVehta sacrifice Of the properly that NAV be off
Tor slr'l reserve the right mekng enc bid in every
case Tor the benefit Of the Eate Pet sons de.irou.
OF VI wing any part OF the Property ore the day OF
ale can do 30 by applying TO Mr.. Joseph p FlipDO
Tie anaRer Oh the Fsra rT
n Continuation If The Erecufor,s Sale
Ga Monday the 18Th day Of December ext will he
offered at public sale. III like manner at the late
sehee OF Daniel GrnnaD, deceased, in the Town Of
rreusrck burg All tho Personal Es,ae Of said Grin
nan. In SAID Io"n-conssng OF Several Ho,p1 Ser
wants Gardener, Cook, O'tier and Semps,ress &c !:
Ill me Houes- nod and Kitchen Furniture Carriage
and Horses light Wagon, Riding Horse consii.rss
oe SOCK oil boeks with variety OF ether Articles too
tedious 10 enunerse. The terms of Sale az stated in
he previous Advertisement "
t5t JOHN s. WEXFORD, Ex'or
OF the last VIII and Testament of
Oct 8 lids DAnrrr Gp,xy., Ja..1a