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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21

HNok SALE valuable tract of land called
worth End, situated on North River, al the line
oil DIVISION between the counties of Gloucester and Mat
thews. """ A'a'
IT contains about $500 acres of land of which from
IL to 1900 is arabic and adapted the various crone
grown in the lower part of Virginia
he hmbered land consists principally of white oak and
Delng In ship-bulding country, and short distance
IRON the Navy Yard at Norfolk, is rendered the more
valuable AS persons DESTROYS of purchasing will og
course examine for themselves il is deemed
remark that superadded to the advantages II NAV
sess Of SOIL climate and the various luxries which tbe
salt water Affords it is situated in neighborbood sell
dom equalled for social and polished society A new
and valuable grisnl and cotton gin is adjacent IN tho
property and Will be sold with ii if desired The terms
of payment would be made easy and liberal 10 those do
sirous OF purchasing; and slaves stock and farin inn;
plements, might be had reasonable terms For anu
information in relation to this property reference Ia
made to Col. David Bullock Richmond, John Tabb
Esq oil Norfolk, and on the premises to
RI. p. VAN BIBBER
North End p. o., August 20. sO-w1Ot
HN0R SALE, Tract OF Land, wing in the county
"a OF Prince Edward, on both sides of Beech River
D miles south Of FarmvilIe, and containing between
hundred aud one thousand acres, on which there IL
good dwelling House, and all necessary out houses
Beheyif That no one will purchase, without viewing
the premises, forbear giving any descripton of the
Land, whdcn can be seen by application TO me- or my
N. B If the above Land is not sold before the 2nd
MONDAY IN october nest, II will be divided and sold 10
the highest bidder that day, when the terms Of saIa
June % l5-wtleO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21


Orth0graphy arithmetic
Rsddng Book -keeping
UFthmS algebra
English Grammar Geomefrv
Eheutton Natural Philosophy
Bellies Lettres Chemistru
EpistOidry STYLE The Greek Latin French
Ancient and Modern Italian and
History Spanish Languagesl
geography. 10Th the FOCAL and Instrumental
use Of Globes and Music
Maps Dra,ping and Painfino
Astronomy
Natural History Dancing
Botany
Inc Richmond Female Seminary will be opened in
the house 18th street. on ce occupied by the late Mr.
Frederick Pleasans-Centrsl, spacious, elevated and
retired, no location in the city better afford the
cessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic year of 10 months $500
Tuition i'm all the English branches 40
Extra charges regulated by those of other schools
Application in person by letter. will receive PROMPT
attention. Nav 2S I,GIs,O r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21
STEPHEN TAYLOR
Sept H.
vHNUTOR-A GENrLEMAN Who has lalely rrndn.

Pastor oflhe Pfesbytprean Church.
l. 10 I-H On Shockoe Hill
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


 The packet ship Napoleon, Captain Smith, arrived here yesterday rem Liverpool, bring. ing us our files to the 27th of August, and London papers to the 25th. Capt. Smith has brought despatches for our government from Mir. M'Lane, our Minister, which are said to contain treaty relative to the West India trade.
 Tranquility still prevailed in France and although some uncertain reports were in cir cnlation, tending to excite approximations of active opposition on the part of Austria and Prussia. stronger indications are found on the other hand. .e The Ex-King of Ftance had arrived at Poole, Ia port in DOrsetshire, about 100 miles southwest from LondOn,) and proceeded on for Lulworth Castle, where he was to reside for short time as pfiUate person, until he could hear from Austria, whither he was ex- pected then to go. The two American ships. twas reported. were to return immediately to CherbOurg. @,- a1s.. .as, sis e+f A letter from Navarino. dated July IT, says -By the last intelligence from Smyrna at Constantinople, 1t appears that the Turks are more tractable than they were supposed 10 De the abdication of Prince Leopold has not oc- casioned any change in the conduct of the Porte, for it is asserted that firmans for the evacuation of Athens and NegrOpont had ar- rived. and that Commissioners were expected at Negropont to fix the boundaries. Admiral De R'gny was at Napoli.
 1t Nappears by accounts from Algiers that the trench were not able to exercise an and'spu- ted authority in the interior of the country. A body of French troops are said tO have been attacked by the Bedouins, and goo were killed. W 7..
 It IS stated that the Austrian Ambassador IS stlll in Paris, though he has had as yet no communication with the actual Government.
 ENGLAND.-,The Hampshire Telegraph states that the application first made by Cnarses X. to be received in England as King oi France, was at once refused by the British Sovernment. By its consent, however, he ia received as a private individaal, and the seat ne mas selected as the residence for himselI ana family is LulwOrth Castle, near Wey- mouth. whithcr be will proceed, from COwes, on M0nday. There, 1t is understood, he will
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

idency. the name Of Henry Clay had then been tarnished, his honor had then been stain ed, and he would have been sst down tn the history Of his country, us a Tecreant to h's principles and fauae."-FrOm the Address cf Hon. Mir. St0rrs OfN Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
MuRrREEssoRouaH, Tenn.. Sepf.

Disfressiag effects ef Cor6om;c Acid Gas.- On the evening of Monday last, Thomas w Woodland, descended into his well for the pur. pose of remOving small quantity of water which prevented his making a blast. His wife. who was standing at the top of the well
 observed him apparently to faint, and, des. pnfching me 0f her children to neighhor'. Eur heips dsscended to his assistance. A gen. flsmnn whO liyes0n the opposite side of the street. 0E receiving the intelligence, hastened 0set with tho three negro fellows, and on ar. ssving ak tbe well saw Mrs. Woodland tying nnFoas tils body of her husband, strue9line 1sF bFsafh and senssless. Ons of the negro ahen. wiiha cord fastened around his body,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

A Philadelphia paper says: "we learn Guw a source O" which we Pass reliance. that Jo,pph BOaa. par's does aot is'snd return to France m a, bee, sintsd in SOms of the aswspapsss."
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

The Orr cOsses iaeiosy ia Eass-Brdsswaier, Hrass. was dss,Eoyed 6y dFs sa saaunay. Iassssd sr eIa.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

ImprisOamenf .jor dsbe. The Boston Manu- facturer says that all the Judges of abe 6u- preme Court Of Massachusetts have express ed decided belief that the law fa,r isnprison- ment for deht is unconstitutional. D. Web ster has offered his services gFaiaitously, to plead against it's c0nstitufioBalisy, whenever any respectable body of citizens shah request them.
 Gov. Gilmer has summoned tho L.rgisla- ture of Georgia tO meet on the l8th Dcfoher. two weeks earlier than tho time pscscgibefl by law, 10 present the further depseslations. of the persons employed in taking gold from the lands of the state In the occupancy of the CherOkees."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

w. As committed to t'e jail of Charles City County as
runaway, on the 18TH OF July last nearo man slay.
nanrd ensy Of dark brown cop!exion years ola
Get Of inches nigh i:nPs very much his gait Fenlp
OF the slaves allotted 10 Mrs Ian C. Colin ,v;G ~
!onn Eoia as pat of her dover in the ofWm Light
o7i, dec q. and says he has bought his term from said oE
Co'gin ine fact OF this unaway's having rrn oon;,,, "a
Jai has been rcporte'' % The court he has ht valued ana
'i court by their order OF the 18Th Of last month
sale OF him to be made forthwith, The time and 80
thereof mad been advertised requd by BY virtue of
uis ORDER shai sell the said runaway Cou ouse ri
Chdres Guy County the ifd Thursday in October sv1
ieing tie 2ist OF the month and Tor said COUNTY
SEP lt-l:tlWt WM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
GROCERIES. &c.


ne ofer for Sale,
81 Hhds st CrGix, Porto RICO and View Or
~ a. tlsans sugars
90 !''s loaf sugar
% hh!s :..oIaSsa3
so bags coffee
1000 sacks Liverpool! SIT
25o do graund aiuu do
10 tons bar lion Comprising all assortment OF
round and square wagon, cart and carriage
'EFe-| do hoop iron asserted, from ! 10 in
c:es wide
2 DO plough moulds
? do bStered steel
do German do
100 kegs nails
300 Nova Scotia grind stones
5000 lbs soal leather
20 boxes 8 by 10. 10 nv i2 window o,ass
. tons patent SHOT do bar lead
3oD kegs Dupou,s gunpoWder
3 pipes and or casks Ma;lera wine
10 casks French Madeira do DO Aia,aea do
DO . Madeira do and old port in bottles
I hhd5 very old and fine Antigua rom
81 bris do DO rye vgslsley
20 do conlnlon IL,
10 bids do do
40 bis ciP' herCings-25 do fnackeral
Peach and apple brandy
french brady, and country and Holland Gin
".nPo"der' i'"rcFia; young Iyaon and black
, bags sIspico-5 Jo raco oinrcr
seroons Spanish indigo
Inimcg3. cloves, mace Gn3 pepper
SAT- pctrc, alum. cUppcTas. 5rijds;oue
Nhoe'hread bale rope, bed cords 81 Dlo,Y Ines
EPSON salts, WiIttemorcs cotton 50 wool cards
writing and wrspping paper
>ohP, taioy and sperm cand~g
Clover. tjmothy, herds & orchard grass seeds
domestic sheeiiHgs and cotton ozIaburos
y goo supply .! cotton yarn, from ne Peters.
burg Manufacturing Company
Jameson crackers axes and cotton bac,,;p,
SO 2t-3tw If WOHVHAN &, nIcGRU DER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
Fcinalc Seminary

va IL: and MRS. HAMILTON viii resume lie
LIZ duties orthcir profession on Monday the NJ.
October next On Shochoe HILL in the most elj,ri-
BIC situation that can he procured. Of which due no
tee VIII be given. 1t is theF intention TO give the
SEMINARY every advantage. that school of the first
standing can possess anj from the manner in which
IT viii be conducted, they hope 10 merit share Of
ne PATRONAGE formerly so literally awarded them
fetms--For the scholastic year of o months 9 ~
fuel, So.
The French and Spanish Languages Music. D-sy,-
ing &C. an extra charge VIII be made
lT--nnfe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
New YoRE, Sept. 81

Another ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5 and oclock
yesterday atern9en, disastrous explosion took place
at the Iron ManeyActory of Mr. Robert II Queen in
Duane street, which, we regret 10 state was atten-
ded with the loss Of human life. The stean-en zine
used for the fusion Of metal burst, with tremendous
force and completely shattered the building the roof
having been torn of and the rG gmcns scattered in
every direction The rupture in he boiler took place
about four feet from the head and the upper part Of
across the street. into the second story of The house
no. 10 Cross street, the front of which, was en-
tirely destroyed; and female named Margaret ia
cobs, who was standing in the roou~at The time, mar
rowly escaped with her life.
Phe individuals who lost their lies by the explo-
sion,weTe John Coyle engineer, and man named
John Deviue, cabinet maker who was passing
along Cross street, at the time of the accident and
vas killed by the falling timber.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
From The Albany Duly Advertise.


FURTHER PARTICULARS oF TUE STEAMBOAT ACcI-
DENT oy LAKE ERIg Mrs Cnrvcau is the 40
man who jumped overheard and drowned she
was shockingly burnt; the body has not been found
Her two children were killed. Her husband ON
The upper deck They we're from Quebec going
TO Detroit
The wife and ciiFFiron of ". johnson of Dover,
W are dead The wife sacrificed herself in attempt
Ohio.
The three children Of Isaac Palmer, also Of Dover
were scaideAto death. Pho calamity has made the
mother insane Mr. Palmer is brother u-law Of
NJ Johnson.
The three children Of John Parker, of Livingston
COUNTY, are dead
Mr. Dairtz or Davis. Swiss emigraut, with his
wife and daughter are saaided the two last danger
ously.
Nm old lady, Elrs Hopkuson, Of Ohio, is also ieiu-
red, but no, dangerously.
The number of persons killed amounts to Il.
HRS. Davis and Der daughter ere not expected 20
recover but Mr. Davis and the old lady Will reco-
yer.
The Boffas Republican says-We have conyors
cd with fro Captain and Engineer. who state that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
Iron, tie Bsiiimore .sn,e,.j..o,,

HE CoTroN Caop.--it is atcd in the Savnn,,l,
deorgan that the crop % Upland Cotton vii. This
season ail considerably short of that of last wear
I1S Is attributed TO the excessive drourh, that has
generally prevailed throughout the Southern States
INC estimates of some That the crons will he
rom MIN TO third less, While others saw that ONLY
nan crops wal be made. The orders for cotton
oagging' received iii Savannah aud Augusta. in tl,
early part OF the season, have since been reduced.
ana IN the latter place but little more than b.the
usual quantity has been ordered. inerciian. ut
EaacoA, writing TO his par ner in Savannah states
inat instead eli 10000 bales to be received in that
place, as was anticipated, not more than 35 900 or
4o ooo bales viii he received. He lately visited
several OF The counties IL his naighburhood and found
me crops much shorter than was expected \ sub.
seqaent letter from the same person says:-.,Ve
nave had iateiy,heavy rains which will niurs the CROP
very materially, particularly as regards quality
In hillicdgevie, although more land has been plan
tea TINS year than last, 1t is said that there viii be
one fourth. II mol one third less 0 cotton gathered
Inc Ai!iledgevilio Southern Recorder states that
the condition OF The crops in Alabama is precisev
SIMILAR to that Of the crops in Georgia at least N
tae upper part OF Tie state Il then a,lls:-
The growth of Cotton is unusually small! ha.-
ing hoHs OF corresponding sze which, where pot
pac&ed o;is--ifom the snallncSs of the stock-bnva
eeeh materially injured by the late beating rains
from tie earth and stain From whioh ci.cii?nstan
ces' and the concurring evidence OF all arnes with
whom we nave conversed, we satisfied that IN
less second growth natures, contrary to eyoecta
t'oh' there Wi! not be half crop of cotton made"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
Female Fducation.-

N1HR s MRS. CURTIS wiIl resume lie dulies ~
I'VE their Seminary the 9Th OF October IN the new
and colnodious house erected expressly for the Dur
pose iheir late journey to the North has enabled
and Chemical Apparatus and especially to t,cir Mn
earoiogic.i Cabinet. They now offer 10 Yonno ia
dies, Seminary richly furnished. und course Of
study as thorough and extensive as may be desired.
Tie Mathematics, The Ancient and Modern Ianrua-
ges, Drawng, Painting. &c Will be aught by q ole
ana faithful instructors and Popular lectures VIII
De De delivered occasionally various branches Of
Philosophy aud Sceec?, 20 which Young persons not
vi. q Mrs. G. are prepared 10 accommodate 4
lew Young Indies with boarding, washing ana oaq-
ing Tor the very reasonable of St5o per Sscbo-
istc year. SEQ 28a,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
SALE or pI.O0D M,prs

oh fnSsy asi,"as sold at Public Auction a, his late resi-
mee ~ 'ne county OF No;oway, tie racing stock OF 3D..
mnnd sEby deed, al the following prices viz. $500 " M
Malta Flora, B. years old 6y old Sir Arcly ON, yy.a
%s' '5F $1so fought by j. Amber of Glerainbler
"i' s'sieF To hiultt Flora 3 years old for SI,o
Bought by Samuel Williams of HaifaX 40 ''0-
ssoo MiImen ionson out OF Heazei year Old fe
"eazei on OF Mr lrbys Dsrelev marc bv Si,yock :
years oaI or 2fO-torgGtty WIN. w. Hat of ilIfny
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
EALI. EASEIONS.
HAT

e AEMoND s BROTHERS beg leave to uotify
their friends and the pubic. that in addition to
their present stock they arc frequently RECEIVING
large supplies OF ATS, Of almost every description
AMONG which, are ist and 2d quality beavers: Isl
snd Cd 40 castnFs imitation beavers. very neat and
cheap article iat Cd and 81 quality rora:!s; youths
and childrens hats; wool hats &c
ihey have, III addi! lon 10 their stoo. of Hats a
nandsome assortment Of CAPS; cnn-isttng OF gen
and hair seal; cl,dreu's do. do
Country Merchants respectfully informed the
they can be supplied the shortest notice and on
the most favorable terms, and that DO pains viii be
spared to III tier rders in The reatcst manner
~ b. Good Flour at tile ma ket prices VIII a!
ways NC received on account sep 28-cots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

no, properly be suspected o any
be ams NJ vi purposes towards Such however if there
,y, assured and beg them orophec vi
W. never again have in their powers place ,hense, ~
ta e nsn patriotic aud palseworthy emnencs of ,rus
an Us ny wiarawing ro, the present very unequal coues,
~ recommending 10 the people their rival sunerorsi
i WIN insure to thein valuable permanent ponu
id'V IN uture than the they are inev,hly
upon themselves by such unequal contests!
\ CirizEy DUcgISGuAu (,orvry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

'ac Eec'ofs Q. James Cy Charles City New Kent aaa
=, City of Richmond
any Of dissatisfied a, having no choice bet,vccyo
s i9 Zen Harve for the senate and hro away votes
we 40 not wish to do either Nix Cloplon IL ayerse 10 serv
ing, oat having long supported hi, some claim now
10 MS services Ii elected his epubcin5n is pei.. la
lie Will obey the call - ~
ms proposed to open poll for him, if the
OF ms part o the District is shared by New Kent, Charles ,
ana James City, his election will he Doubtful ~
VOTERS IN RICHMOND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
TO Mrs. Rhodn B,irncH

q you are no. an 1!iabtun; OF tie Stat - .-
In gnia, and have no known A renf N this CO.
uion"ea!ih take this method cf not fyius Won M,
on Tic Is, Gay of November nox, dt lie g,vs.,, y.
Carer MOODY IN the C"uniy OF Ches erfe.G. in ,.
state; shati proceed t. take hc deposiians 3r SIC
Phen Branch, William Martin Francs Barr rr3
itehecca oven TO be read in evidence in sui, dce
eng ~ the Superior Court of Chanccr, Tor the rio
iH9 G 's'ricJ 10 which plaintiff and YOU .r.
% nd"iiO Inc examination of the above witnesses
VII commence on the day aforementioned. herv,ef,'
~ NJ. and o'clock p. NJ ond viii be- g@rsi.,,..;
on each smcces We day ifnccessary betsyfr.. II.. ~
hours TIL it Shah be concluded
u ~ "3i SBRAff I,EET'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

me press OF the steam at the time OF the fracture
~; ~ pounds less then has been frequently applied
ne tnGlnesr was but moment before at the valve
winch Is close by the pipe that was forced lom its
pace anu, believed fiat all was safe. lie is no. in
luFea. The pipe repaired in few hours, ana
slie ooat started the same evening with about forty
passengers for Detroit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
Shaving Comforts.
FIRST DAYS RACE
Over the Broad ock Cours,

This Day, Tuesday Sept. g.
a Sweep Stakes for years. Old; mile heats. sub.
- scr,bers.
jas. J. Harrison enters sorreI colt by Sir Archy.
q. Ihos. D. Watson, bay colt by Arab
. Bendmln III Jody, grey coli by Sir Archy
q. Ihos Watson, sorrel FLY BY Sir Archie.
o. D.. Richard Adams, sorfei fly Elchauer by Sir
sept. 90 1s Pr @,rirt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
W & j. G.. CRANE
aug 30-w4w e

w ~ u ~. SIt "A ~ II
OFFER FD{s sale
3 ssskAA Spanish Hides, various quail,
800 SIDES soai leather, Of all grades and qualities
from the very best 10 he most inferior: by whole
sale or part OF side
IooO lbs coarse and fine shoe thread
80 doZ calf skins
Wax and russell upper leather
Book morocco. lining and binding skins
Horse and grain upper leather
Eoottrces and lasts, boot cord and webbing
tI'aci Eafnish and shoe makers tools ci all kindly
Hog skins, black and yellow buck skins
Harness, bride and skrting leather
Bag, claise and ,iuing hides
n. SKINS white and Common sheep skins
Saddle trees fish skins, horse cellars
6addiery, stirrups bits, SC
Couch lace. gig handles and bands
Tanners oil and curriers' tools
COO pr Richmond made piantation shoes
richmond slaughter hides and country hides Of al.
klnCs bought and sold
UIPer leather and kipslns finished and in the
rough skrting Harness leather, &c taken in
barter tor aides or soui leather
aug 27-w6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

LANCASTER RACES.-A .,oce ,ook Mac. -
Aahcassor, Pa. Oh rueslly last, i miles and re-.
peal, Ter $500, between Sir Lowell, owned in New
,, 9sS; Washington, owned by Mr. D,xon OF
" aSmogton. Peggy McDae, owned Ivy Mr.. j.
~ ~ HsFtison or Virginia, and Bachelor, owned by
Mr Robert Parker OF Baltimore
Inc purse was taken III two heats By the las,
nafned horse, he beating his opponents with ease
heat. Sir Lowell beat Bachelor oyor tho rnn,r
Island course last spring, and bets we learn were
THREE to oNn in his favor the present occosion,
bachelor IS said to have been in pri.ne order.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
BOUNTY LANDS.
SACRED TXswaYY.

M IT, a. HUDSON, >hegs leave respectfully. 10
LsA inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Rich
'ne c'ty with view of commencing another course
OF instruction in Sacred Muse
lie would take this opportunity OF expressing his
gratitude tor the liberal patronage little TO received
dhopes BY an hnrsmitted attention in irnpar,ini.
knowledge oil this important aEG le!llsu science Ia
T:ST't Their !svors again lie hopes ;Iia, his FORMER
pas w' a""'l themselves 81 this opportunity for fur,
TnProvement-and teir attention. VIII oe consncrabv
directed to sci pieces, Anthems, &c.
For particulars, apply to Mr.. Charles Holt, J,. AM,
'ir James G. Crane, hian street.
sept 2l-eo6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
ssgSs0ee II ssgg@.
Tx OTIS. DUNLOP Il co.
GRH('E,RILtS

EY OTIS, DUNLOP &. co.
a. GROCERIES,
VIII he sold our store a. ~ ciock'
70 hl,ds 81. Crolx sugars
10 do Porto Rico do
90 bbls Campbell's gin
50 do Samos and Marsees win.
90 boxes soop "'''o
100 do candies
700 reames wrapping paper
so hbis nackcrel
~ bids molasses
100 packages gunpowder anu imperial teas
CD casks lamp oil
20 casks Goshen cheese
80 boxes chocolate
indigo leadlng-lines, nutmegs. mace. ciJ.,
Whitehead ma trasses &c. g..
sep 81 O.. d =, Cf, 49,,
ADDITIONAL.
= ~, w III or added to our sale THIS MORNING
CHESTS Gun Powder Tea. importation ,nao
sep - o II, &. co Aucts
M ILL he SOLD ut The aic rcsidenc. It NIsr,;o
w LiPscoinb deed near the Bloody run Snr,nar
Oh Chn' ch-iii OF Friday the LIST OF October new
a. Q CLOCK al tfs household kitchen furniture
one 90" ana Ga,i aid 'wn watches, belonging to the
estate OF said deco dent Terms IA, sale
sep 28--4t = MARTIN DRURY. ADM.