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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01
OBITUARY.
OBITUARY..
PITY, that so much native goodness should dp
so Young"

PITY, that so much native goodness should die
Young" II
Died, on Wednesday evening last, the 10Th
inst. (June,l of the Bilious fever, Mrs. SUSAN
EVANS. censort of DIR. John Il. Evans, Of
Lewis county. She bore her Affections with
patience and resignation II will be crafty
ing 10 her friends in Virginia 10 know, that
she was beloved and respected by the acquain-
tanees she made during her short residence in
Kentucky flemasgsbs1g Ken. IatelHgeneer.
The deceased was native of this place.
She left here on the Goth OF March last, in
good health, and the first intmatios her
friends bad of her Illness was that of her
death, which came upon them with a
sudden shock. Her death being singulsrly
distressing, to her very worthy parents the
trial has been a severe one, she being child
on whom they doated But death likes a
shining mark, and TO kind Providence they
ought to be thankful for having no,c relieved
her from all earthly troubles. She was q
most amiable woman-In her disposition she
was bland and agreeable, and endealed her.
self to all who knew her. Her course wa.
brief-hsr example to those within her infss
ence. all that humanity could afis ra--Iael
soul has passed TO him who gave it--but ID.
irsmspbrancs Of her Yirtaes " gadyingl
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

Washington and .hlniral Irsrnon.-Nl
the Admiral was attacking Porte Bello viii,
has ak SHIPS only, as is ioserlocd on the mod
Ell struck on the ocessios, be Observed a .ine
young man IN appearance, who with the most
intrepid courage, attended with he most per-
tech caimness. was always in thut part Of tue
snip which was most engaged. after the firing
had ceased, he sent his captain TO request 10
would attend hun, which he Immediately O.
beyed; and the admiral. entering into con-
versahen, discovered by has answers and oh
servations tsst he possessed more abilities
thaa usually fall to the lot OF mankind sener-
ally. Upon his asking his name, the yours
man tsli him It was George Washingion: and
The admiral on h's return home. strongly re-
commended him to the attention el the adn,i-
rally. This great man. whcn he built lis
heuse IN America, out of gratitude TO his iisss
beneiactor, named il Meust Vernon, and
atfhis moment it Is 90 called
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

700 PRIME TUILL'D B.GGs.
TTTE have received 700 prime twiII'd Bags.
Wv OF stroog and heavy t,-l, and God
sizes, TO which we would invite The attention
OF all who may want the article good 4 cheap.
r.. g. LANE & Go.
Cheapside, Shepherdsiown, July I.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

Miss Milford, of Ensland, the author Of the
well known Village Stories. has published a
collection of "Storfes Of .4naef1caa LIFE" in
three volumes. The contents are all of A
merican pens.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01


HEISS J. DoUGHERTY respectfully inr
4SR forms tha Ladies of Martinsburg and
rs vicinity. that she has juss arrived from
Baltimore with the
LATEST rASRrorTS,
aud viii execute sll orders in either Of the q.
oove branches, in the most fashionable an1
neatost manner Shewill also keep avaristy Of
FANCY ARTICLES.
for trimming. Sc. From her acquaintance
N the cities, she viii always be informed Of
The latest fashions.
NTSS Z DSUy-%S--MS-sT
also proposes 20 teach ycang Ladies Rcadjag.
Writing, Arithmetic. Grammar, Hisiery-
Geography. with the use of ths Maps ank
GLOBES, Fancy and 'FheoFem Painting, and
every variety oi Needle Work Their resi-,
denee Is IN The house adjoining Mr.. Comp
tons Store, belonging TO. and lately occupied
ny Charles J. faulkuer, Es4.
Martfasburg. July L. 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

egsRETURgv ny Ss1DDLE B.aGS
re VIE person that borrowed my SADDLE
a BAGS, wdl have the goodness y re-
turn them Immediately. and pay for this adj
vortisement.
A. S. CHAMBERS
Martinsburr, July 1, 1890
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

The "Ssntinsl of the Valley having been
purchased by Mr.. DARLISGroS, Dir. kEAr-
ING (the isrmer editor) takes leave Of his pa
irons in very neat and feeling yaiedictory
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

gRlCk.--Ibe subscriber haa just Euish-
H5 ed burning, at his farm near Martins.
burg, Kiln of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

E IST or LETTERS rsn1siaing in tho
-k-A Post Office, Martinsburg, July l, 1880
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

The New York Oily Advertised, in pual;,t
ing the letter from Colombia which w;,, /.
found in another column, says:
II may serve 10 corroborate some Of n.
opinions which have been expressed with >.
gard to the stare Of that country, and the ma,
ner in which the monarchica views CT Bali.
are regarded BY some Of those who are no, o,,
ndtus,, but residents Of the country. The vI
ter OF his letter was, at the lime, witness n
he evils OF which he compai"s-an like ali
lis countrymen. uncertain how long il nip'
be before the arbitrary ann Of he go,erume,,
might De laid upon HIM Under such circum.
stances. the warmth OF his expressions msy b.
easily excused"
The affairs Of Colombia grow every d,
mare interesting, and We Icok anxiousiy !ur h.
Genouemenf Of the plot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

The Charleston Courier il copying our com.
plimentary remarks upon The course pursued
by Mr.. McDuffi-. says
We doub' not that they are well meritd
and we trust that amongst the pubic dutl,, 4,
which his time and talents are deyo,ed. I'M,
soaring shove the party politics Of The d4y, vi,
shall soon Emo him engaged in sd, qcs.ng III,
application 10 The Generel GovrInment for
subrc Upton TO the South Carolina Rail Rod
a subject so highly interesting and impor an,
10 all the well wi,bers Of the city Of ChML.,
tOn."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

FROM BUENos aYREs Letters hay. hss,
ceived in Baltimore, via Havana, from B0.,.
Ayrrs, dated OH December, stating ,h,, II,
markets for Flour were $40 on shore. ANN
barrels old Flour had been received from I;
verpool. Flesh Flour would command IL;
price. domestic Goods were mere du.
Doubloops were quoted at Sloo Hides g.,
per pesada. The schr. Major Abrrs va, n.
las, arrival from the Uni'ed Safe. prior to II.
above date
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
N,E,..aIIaxkA ,N.D,2l4A d. o.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1850.

II seems to be agreed, on all hands, that the
preseo, Session of Congress is to be very long
one; and The members have quietly SCI them
selves down, with Eastern gravity AID compH-
sure, 10 spend a, Ieas, she mex four months In
Washington. With something OF Eastern
feeling, 100, perhaps, they are willing, on '"is
head, to b- fatali.,s and to bow, with submis
sion, 10 the destiny which de'ains hem at the
modsrare rxte OF eight dollars per day " for
services rendered." Whether. during all this
time, they are (s'ilI Iikening hem TO our opium
eating Mshomedan brethren across the walrr)
wrap, in the illusions Of a brilliant fancy,
whose colorine is heightened by the aforesaid
eight dollars day-wnethsr hey arr sailing,
on the wings Of imagination, through the airy
regions Of ambition, or mostly dreaming OF
oys'ers and canvass backs, and the other con.
tingencies" Gas Mr.. Chiffon calls theml OF the
Metropolis-it beseemetG US hot TO say. /, is
enough for US % conclude that we would not,
for all the p'ums in ,hei' gift disturb The hsppy
serenity Of temper, and perfect resignation TO
the Necessary Of Tie case, WHICH ~" 'e'S" q"
the bosoms of our Congressional Martyrs
How admirable spectacle they make OF pa
tient devotion TO The NATION and its interests!
And then can they no' say, with honest Jack
FslvafT. Shall We not take oui ease III cur
Hal,!"-and who is 10 gainsay this! Are they
not toiing from morning ill night for We the
People? Do they not read NOSE newspapers,
frank more letters, and make longer speeches,
than all the res, Of US put together? Do :hey
not presen, our petitions, hear our complains,
and redress grievances! Do hey not make
US our Roads and CdnaisS Yes! honored be
their honorable names! are they not about to
immor,alize themselves forever by passing the
bill for our Canal? And who 81 bold, then, as
to say augh, against them? We vow we FIRE
a, 1he thought we are ready 10 Coll Tor our
armor, and harness to Sight in heir cause
Yes. with this good goose Quill shall we do
valiant bal,le in their behoof. ALREADY are we
dubbed knighs, and shortly shall we be called
the CHAMPIONS OF CONGRESS. There's figh
50 high, that, If we fall down. we shall surely
break cur necks!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
Aide Hotel.

s,Srs The Subscriber respsc' fully informs
fFfF the public that he has taken he house in Al
die, Lnudoun county, Virginia, formerly occu-
pied by the Misses Lacey. and more recently
by Thomas holland, where he is prepared to accom-.
odate, in the best manner, all those who may favor
him with call.
To enumerate the comforts which the above stand
possesses and which necessary to the convenience
of travellers wou be unnecessary on the part Of the
subscriber lie therefore his claims to patronage
upon desire to render satisfaction to all those who
ma, please to call at his house.
ROBERT SHACKLETT.
Aldie. Feb. 10. lS5O-feb l2-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
NyArau\iOn Fire Company.

Erbact from an sef ofMe Corporation # .iierF"f'"r
the Ertinguishmcnt Of Fire
csc. 7. Il any person whs shall be present ;, =!
fire, hall neglect refuse TO obey the order or G
ton Of any Officer, who shall be appointed by a ~,
Company now established, or which NAV be nH'no
established knowing him to be al oficer, su'n pr,
shall forfeit and pay the sum offive dolh:s; fC'p
the name of such Officer shall have been first pn1l''-
in one Of the public papers"
At a meeting Of the Hydraulion Fire ComPan!, :.
u Monday last, the following officer were ele''
for the ensuing year:
WILLIAM e.. GARDNER, President.
JONATHAN JASSEY. Vice President.
DIRECTIONS;
Rober, n Miller RobsrtJGmieen
HIM. A. HiHiarns Isaac Geofge
CharIes G Smoot lillian, tgoe
A. d. Hrnon Benjamia HdiI0lsH
feb "a 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
I.Ost,

YESTERDAY, on Pitt street, between King and
i Prince, apromissory note of hard, negotiable aud
payable at Bank Of Potomac signed Arthur Blackwell
to pay J & J. Douglas, and by them endorsed tor
three hundred and txenyone dollars and forty cents
dated Alexandria, February II, 1851. IN the LETT
hand corner A. bottom Or. the first endor.
sers This notice is to prevent any ATTEMPT at fraud
upon the public. As be Of no use to the hnder
a small gratuity will be paid upon its return to
feb fS-3t 4 J. DOUGLAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
district Of Columbia,
feb I3 St

alexandria f0uhfy, DV'
April. TERN, 1929.
Bryan Hsmpson, Complainant. .cvpy
against PIN Chh''
John McIver, Defendant, } b,,,
VUlHE Compliments bill in this case ha,s .S .,
l. heretofore regularly taken for confessed, '|J
for decree: II is now by the Court. on me esT i
ton thereof, and Of the Exhibits there~no Ali 4,
creed and ordered, that Master CommIs'o'e, n,,e,
take an account between the Complainant anu -. mo
ant. of the sales of the Complsinants lands III.
ceedngs mentioned and report to this Court ln'
account. showing the balance due to the Comp
on such sales
A copy-Test: &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

~ CHARITY SKRMoS.-In oonsequrScs
the umfvorable state Of the weather last SUNDAY b:
collection in behalf Of the Female Charitable soeet
St. PauI's Church was postponed until nest SualI
afternoon; when the Right Rev Bishop MEIDr : Ell
pected to preach. Divine service to commence hi
past three. In the morning, Bishop N will preae4f
Christ Church, when st, Paul's will be closed.
feb II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
+ or Rent.

;u.-x The dwelling house on ST, Asaph
$YHH street, between Prince and Duke street, now
Ssss occupied by Samuel NJ Janney tits one Of
-. the most commodious houses in town, and
has attached to it garden, stable, carriage house
and wood house. Possession will be given in three
months sooner if desired.
Cd mo IL SM q 5 H. JaNNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

GA Discourse will be delivered in The 2nd pe
byterian Church on Sabbath evening next IN behalf
the Dorcss Society, at which collection will be a
for the poor especially for the poor chldre pths Sal
bath School connected with the 2nd Church. ssrDa
will commence at half past O'Clock.
feb l3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

A very silly and ridiculous cry is now raised
by the Telegraph, and echoed by its coadJu'ors,
about Federalis,s and Federalism. There is
not a man Of COMMON sense in the community
who docs no, know that this is al stuff. We
do not see how the Thousands OF honest Fede.
raliss who supported General jackson, will
bear The easiig1Iions they receive from Tie Gov
ernment Journal. l. is well known that very
large par Of he old Federal party arr Jackson
men a. this day, and the President has very
honorab!y and laudably bestowed important
trusts upon Federal gentlemen We need men.
ton no other instances than Mr. Nj Lare, and
Mr. Berrien. And yet the hue and cry is rails
ed against Federslisrs, and they are sligmaized
with every opprobrious epithet which can be
found in he full vocabulary Of the Government
Printer. But who so blind as not 10 see The cause
Of mis- movement. II is oil done for elect
l he Federal party, as party, they know is rx-
,inct, and they fight and hack the air to make
people believe they are eon'ending with for
midable foe. We are much mistaken, how
ever, If this rus de guerrs does no, fail. Fsde.
r,lisls will become disguised, and Democrats
will be ashamed, and Duff know. between two
stools a man comes thr ground.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

Miss FANNY WRIGHT has chartered a req,
at AeD Orieans. for The Conveyance Of ,r,,r,l
liberated negroes to Hayii, and not al this pot,
as was accidentally and enormously men,iouei
Yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
"" Observer" on MONDAY.

" BY divine permission, the Res. JoHS P
DunBIS, Professor in Augusta College, (kentucky,
will preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday morning, at IL o'clock; after which a colst
ton will b. made for the benefit Of Augusta College
feb lS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

/ PENMANsHIP We have, 10 dsv, been favor>
ed witt, some beautiful specimens Of this art,
from he pen Of Mr.. BRlsTow who has recent.
ly arrived in our country from London, and is
about introducing system Of Prnmanshit in
this town, which has the superior advantage of
importing in Ttceice easy Lessons. bold, free.
and expeditions hand, in every respect suited
for commercial interests, and mercantile pur-
suits, however defcirn, may be the original
writing
We recommend he ladies and gentlemen Of
Alexandria call at the book store OF MIR
Mar in on King street, inquire info The merits
of Mr.. B isiow's system, and examine the Sc
versl specimens Of extraordinary improvement
made by his pupils, when they will at once be
convinced Of its unbounded utility. In com.
mercial concerns, its convenience is unlimited,
and in private life, its gratifying pleasures
must be fei, as an invaluable blessing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

FIRE IN WAsHIseros.-we UNDERSTAND ii,
FIRE happened in Washington, ye.,erd,,
Our informant states, that Two brick buia;,..
opposite Barnard's Hotel were burned dow,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
Watch lost.

T osT. on Wednesday night last, between Nesei
lI'Tavern and the Six Buildings, IN Eaghh TX
.eceILed Watch, made by Friend, Lonlon No. ~
The finder will receives reward Of five dollars %
turning it to the owner Inquire at this 0lhcs.
feb I3-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

[" a regular meeting Of the l.rs"n
CLUB will be held This Evening, at their Room
Question for debate" Would it promote Their rt
ests should the People Of the District OF ColOn'
have y ocsl r gi,lat,lren f.bI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

NAvAL.-We understand that Master Com.
mandan, BExyAxIs COOPER has been appointed
to the command Of the United States sloo2 of
war Concord, now fitting ON, a, Portsmouth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
CASH

4 ND the highest price win be paid for grey squirrel
"A mink, raccoon, musk.rat, RABBIT, fox and other
skins, by MORSE Il JoSsbLfN.
Jan 80 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ALEXANDRIA

COMMISSIONER S OFFICE, hLkAh
January 26th, 1850 } j..
W The parties befnre named w'n ,l
take notice, that, OF the 3oM dag @ hd'eh neI ;0,,h
o'clock a. n. within my Office in this place, ont.
to proceed to execute the foregoing decreei ~. s
9th day Of April following close my report on bsn II
ject, and file the same in the Clerks ofnce:
where they are required to attend, with tneG ,ss
documents, and evidence, in support OF 'ne' wi
i've pretensions. NC
Jan 28-2aw2m COLIN AbbD,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

We remarked, few days ago, that Mr..
GUSTS. in his spec before the American Co.
Ioniza,ion Society. had repeIled Orator O'CoS-
SKLL's ilIiberal attack upon the CT aracter OF
the venerated WASHINGTON we further learn,
that a letter Of considerable length has been
addressed, by our neighbor Of Arlington. TO
the Irish Libsra,or-which letter my be i'm
mrdia,ely expected TO appear in print.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13
y u EasNn.

Having received by schooners Velocity &
s Haxsll an additional supply of
BOOTS IND SHOES
Has on hand a: hisstore Royal, door north
Of King street
$50 pair mems thick brogans
500 do shoes
$50 do boys brogsns
$50 do mem thick stout boots
Together with q general sssortm mt of ladies', gen.
tlemen's, misses and chiren's fine Boot and Shoes,
which viii be sold, wholesale or retail.
jan 2s--eoH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

COrn
NOR sale BY N. MILLER 4 SON.
II jan le
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21
ITEMS.

csn Re.a ha. declined his nom'na'i'" as
co,sr,or Of New York, made by portion 'i
The Working men Of tina, State.
T., President Mouroe intends 10 spend the
aaa;ay winter among his connections IN New
York
The Boston Commercial Gazette says--lt Is
generally understood that Es-president Adams
ia. .onsenied 10 be n candidate for Congress
Or. Bassett, surgeon of the U. 5. sblp Wanda
La, was killed in Duel on the morning OF the
oOth August, by Lieut.. Sands OF The same ship.
Gen. Lafayette accepts of no salary as Com
,,a,de, in Chief of the National Guard. Mar
,hnl ldno, the former Conmande', received
salary of 100000 francs.
young Snake was recently caught in the
vicinity Of Nashville, with two heads perfectly
distinct. 1t is alive and active, amt in The pos
session OF DR.. P1gsley OF thai town,
A ship hps arrived al Philadelphia Green Cal
cn,ta, haylng on board an Elephant, khiGn-
Gefos and a Leopard al alive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21

n j court held Tor Amherst county the lpth dav
s-A Of October, 1880, Peter r. Christian IN his own
rBht, uhd ms Surviving exor. Of John Christian (B)
dec. Pltt against Richard Davenport and Mary his
"ile' charles IT, Christian, John Christian, VIM. L..
Christian Elizabeth Christian, Walter L. cl,i,,iau
John Christian, M infant under tho age Of twenty
one yerS aoD of Samuel Christian, dec. Driry Chris
han JIdith Christian, james q. Christian, and DaIi-
iel +. Christian, Dem. In Ghuncery
Tho defendants Richard Davenport aud Mary hi,
WIFE, Charles !" Christian, VIM. l.. Christian aud John
Christian, Don Of SamueD having autorod tle,r
appearance and given security according to the mel
OF Assembly and tho rules Of this court aud II appear
ing from satisfactory evidence that they nre MOI in.
hdbitants OF tIs country II is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on tho first day Of
court next aud answer tho bill of the plaintiff & thai
copy oil this order he forthwith inserted IN some news
paper printed IN the town ofyucbburg for two month,
saecoshvcy aud posted at the front door of the court
house Vi thiS county ACopy--Teste
ARTHUR h. DAVIES,
VT -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21
Auction Sale Of Lands and SLAVES.

Auction Sac 81 LdHaS ana SfdUeS.
MDY virtue of deed OF irast, executed TO us
D by John Mountcsstle, and Tamsey bis
wife, aud Roherr Tinslry, bearing date on tue
10th day of July, 1929, and of record ~ the
county court of Amherst, We shall, on the Isl
day of December, 1890, before the Fl oni door OF
the tavern house, in the town of New Glasgow,
and county OF Amherst, now occupied by james
s. Pendleton; expose 10 sale by wny of public
auc tion. the following real ant personal estate,
to wit "a house and lot, situated in the said
town OF New Glasgow, II being the same here
toCore conveyed 10 the said John Mountcasile
aud Robert Iinsley by " illam G. Pendleton,
and James s. PenJlelon.--Aso. Two other I'm
moved lots in the said town of New Glasgow,
with all the houses and improvements thereon,
one Of which lots contains the Store house
lately occupied by James Rose, aud THE other
being the same which al the date Of the SAID
deed oftrusi was occupied by the said john
Mounfcastie. Also, tract of land. lying in the
said county OF Amherst, withln one mile Vi the
said town OF New Glasgow, containing by sur
vey $50 acres, be the same more or less, aud
adjoining the lands OF David S. Garland, John
Coleman aud others; also, "a acres Of land,
dioining the last mentioned tact, purchased
of David S. Garland--a also. Que other tract oil
land lying and being in the county atoreasld,
ON the waters OF Bu0aloe river, containing Que
hundred aud lweniy three acres, more or less,
and adjoining tue lands OF Barnet Cash, William
Duncan and William 5andidge also, one other
tract of land. lying in said county, supposed 10
contain Two hundred acres adjoining the tract
last before mentioned, and also adjoining the
lands of William oanhIdge aud olhers-also,
the following slaves, with the increase OF the
females Of them, il any, since the date oi the
! said deed of truti namely, one negro man nm
med Moses, and his wife Amy, two negro boys,
Bob and Washington, two grls D1sia aud Ma
nv, two men George and Albert. one woman
named Rachael, one boy Meredith, ONE g,rl ma
med Eliza, one woman named Betsey, one wo'
man named judy one boy named Arcby, aud
two girls Appha and Betsy.
Terms of sale. The slaves will be sold for
cash, and for the real property one fourth of
the purchase money will be required 10 he paid
on tue day of sale, & the balance in three equal
insfalmpnts3 at +, II aud Is months from the
day Of sale. 10 be secured IN avery case by
notes IN ade negotiable. and payable at one OF
the Banks in LynGhbnIg, satisfactorily endors.
ed, and by deeds Of trust on the property pur-
chased.
The title 10 all ofthe said property is believed
10 be good, bu, actlng merely as trustees, We
will convey only such title as is vested 10 us
by The deed Of irust aforesaid. Should the sale
not be comp eIed on the day above appointed,
| it will be continued from day to day until com
pleted. RICHARD ,. ELLIS, Iros-
CHloWELL DABNEY. tees.
DE-, o. ids