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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
3.ARsrAL.s SALE or VALUABLE

31ARSnAL'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
FBuRsUAYT to a decrectal order OF the cu-
Il perisr Cssrt of Chancery, hoiden az
Winchester, rendered on the 9Th DAY
Of MAY, 1929 John McPh erson ana g.
theirs, Pitts, against Erasmus CAN'T, She-
riff Of Berkeley county, and as such, AGIaf
with the will annexed, of Edward o.. VIII
liams, dec. and heirs efsaid dec. Defts--i
shall expose for sale, at public auction, TO tie
highest bidder, on MoadGy, the llb day Of
October neal, before the Court house door, 70
Martinsburg, Berkeley county, about $50 a.
crcs Of valuable Limestone LAND, with I'M
provements thereon, late the property OF I'd
ward o. Williams, dec. lying within the said
county of Berkeley and adjoining the landso OF
Richard Clagetts heirs.
Terms OF Sale: Six hundred dollars VIII
be required in hand, and the balance in Sax,
twelve, and eighteen months from the oay q
sale in equal instruments. Bonds with go0d
personal security, and a trust deed on the
premises sold, viii be required OF the p%urciaa-
ser to secure the deferred payments Sale TO
commence about The hour Of II O'Clock II.
NATIFL. SEWERS, ID. Nj. W. L. ID.
Aug. 10, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

NIOTTCE.-Thc public are hereby eau
IN TONED against receiving assignments OF
a bond executed by Jacob Basorc, Jacob
Smith, and Cephas Bartleson to John French,
Ex'r. of Jacob French, deed. on the 8th June
1929 for SOP 81; also ofthree bohds Cor SCI %
each, executed by Cepbas Bartlcson 10 liar.
garet Parker, and assigned by her to SAID
John French, Ext. as aforesaid: also OF three
bonds for s27 50 each, executed by said Ce-
phas Bartleson &c Fanny keesecker, and
assigned by Jacob Smith, who subsequently
intermarricd with eaid Fanny Kecsccker 10
SAID John French, Ex'r. as aforesaid; also Of
three bonds for S2T 30 each, executed by sad
Cephas Hartleson TO Jacob Basoie, and as
si.i.eJ by said DasoIesto sad John ircHei,.
Ear, as aforesaid, inasmueh asthc sajibonds
are now the subject Of a suit in the Superior
Court C Chancery in which the undersigned
seek to be relieved against the payment OF
them. JACOB BAS0RE,
JACOB SMITH,
CFPIIAS BARTLESON,
MARGARET PARKER
Sept. ., iS3o-&.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

HNOR SALE "A Pulling Mil, with a
IL slsaH lot of Land attached thefe's, III
Loudoun county, about 4 miles North west
OF Waterford, aud in a good ncighboIhood
.Tnquire Of the Printer.
Sept 9, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

EL0USE AND LOT For SALE The
&c subscriber Will sci, his House and Lot o.
Ground, situate Oh Qncen-street, near the
Stsne bridge. in aiaftinsburg. The House
Is convenient and in good order, and tie Lot
well situated. II is deemed unnecessary TO
give a more particular description, as those
wishing To purchase, vii! doubtless first view
the sage,--The properly will be sold low and
On good terms. adam STEWART.
Aug &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
DISSOLUTION OF Co-P2RT.YLh

DISSOLUTION OF Co-P2RT.NEf
SHIP.
EEHE Co partnership heretofore existing
n between the subscribers, was dissolved
JAMES GARRY,
Sent. I. 1890. p. j. MMAHON.
N. b. JAMES GARRY would respect
fully inform the public that he has taken his
Brother, PATRICK CARRY, into Partner.
shin; and that the bushes viii DO continued
by them, under the firm Of j. q Z. GARRY
nj the old stand, where those indebted to the
late Grm Of Gary & M'Mahon, will please
call and make payment.
(Signed) JAMES SABRh'
sent Q PAT9K. GARRY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
ROBERT 3. LYLE.

NOTICE-NVe take this method OF in
~ forming those indebted TO us, that wa
shall be under the necessity Of transferring
their paper, and suit will be brought on it
unless paid, or some paper %siYenin lis place
before the Q5th Of October.
JAMES z. EnSkISE, 3 Co.
August 70, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

NOTICE-.il those who became
d purchasers at the sale Of parid Miller,
deed. are notified that their respective obi
cations have become due, and that prompt
payment is required. The undersigned viii
be in MartinsburS at September Court, which
wall give them an opportunity Of discharging
their respective dues.
MARY MILLER, ,4dm'rr
SAMUEL MILLER, admir-.
Sept. 9, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
August 10, lS3O-Gt.
$50 REWARD.

Runaway from tAs subscriber, living near
Martinsburg, Berkeley county, Virginia, en
the 24th inst. a Negro man. named EMANU-
Ell, or Man, about IS or 81 years oil age, a.
hout ) feet 8 or 4 inches high, lark celouled,
though not as black Us sonIe negroes are;
when spoken to appears 10 smile "a little, and
shsws lis teeth which arc very white; he Is
an active fellow, and supposed 10 tveish lem
$50 10 40; had on when lie ran away, a fur
hat. blue coat, with a black velvet collar,
white pantaloons, and a waistcoat which orr
SinaiIy was striped. bat By washing had be
come nearly white, good shoes, but he will
probably change his clothing. | will give the
above reward for said slaye, if taken out OF
tho Commonwealth Of Virginia, and deliver
cd TO ne at nay residence, or $50 if taken III
the Commonwealth Of Virginia and delivered
as aforesaid, and pay al reasonable char
Gcs for bringing him from the place taken to
me, OF TO the Jail Of Berkeley county.
ELISHA BOYD.
july %. 1886.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

EOURNEYMAN WANTED The
eB subscriber win give constant employ
ment and liberal wages to q i%tst-ratc 1oUn-
NEWMAN BLAcEsAnrH, by applying to him,
living IL Martinsburg. 1t is desirable 10 have
such a one Immediately.
MICHAEL GROVE.
Sept, &c. 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
SALE OF IAND1N MORGAN.

t~9I4L OI J4t~ND ~ NiCGNpAN-
EpX virtue Of u decree Of the county Court
EB of Morgan, rendered at tic July Term,
$3.50, in cause therein depending, in which
Jacob T.,Iowson is complainant, and George
frederick and others are defendants, | win,
on Monday the 27th day Of September next,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the morn
inS and 1 in the evening, offer at public sale,
to The highest bidder, before the court house
door, in the town of Bath, two tracts or par
cells of land, containing about 24j acres, be-
ing the same conveyed by William lIixon s
Margaret his wife. to said JacobT. Towson,
and sold by said 1owson to George s Chris.
topher frederick. The land is situated in the
county Of Morgan, on the public road from
MarGnsburS to Bath, near where the read
intersects Sleepy Creek. The terms OF the
sale viii be the payment Of one half in cash,
and for the balance the execution Of 4 note
with approved security.
CilAS. JAS FAULKNER,
Comr c. {. Morgan.
August 10, 1350.-4t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

4 PRENTICE WANTED Wanted.
n a an Apprentice, 10 learn the Wagon
making business, a boy from "a to rs Years
Of age lie must be Of good charccter~-onc
from the country would be preferred.
CALENDER WILEY.
MaGtinsbuT5, Aug 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
WNHlD

FEFiIE subscriber takes this occasion Of in.
e. forming tbs pub,icth4t he has establish.
ed a LUMBER YARD, at his Landing on
the Potomac, wbeyr he purposes keeping al
kinds CT building timhers. lie has at pres
cnt, 1900 feet PINE PL44.Nh, from half
an inch UP to two inches thick, Joiste, Halt
ers, Sc. and will furnish to order by being
presented with a bni. Also, on hand, a guam
tity Of STONE COAL, which will be SOLD
lowior cash, or in exchange fer wheat at a
air market price.
ARCHIBALD SHEERER.
Falling Waters, juno II. ISGO.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

EASE CASHn-The highest prices il,
CASH, witt be given for a few likely
YOUNG NEGROES. Application to be
MAIDS At the Globe Tavern, Alartnsburg.
July -, 1S50-3m.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
M1SONJhhANYo
From +" Stories Of WIaisriOO."
THE TALL MAJORS STORY.
Bless my heart Stopped payment

THE TALL MAJORS STORY.
BlOss my heart Stopped payment
HoLcRoFT.
In the middle Of the main street Of
Castlebar there still stands a low two
stOried house. Its external is sadly
changed for the worse huge crop
of dank grass covers the load of rotten
thatch, which has been accumulated for
a century, and the lower portion Of the
hall door has dissppeareds thus afford
ing the pig comfortable communication
with the interior. The respective inha-
bitants (for every chamber is ienanted
with aniuteresting sample Of the six mil
liOns) have displayed great ingenuity in
counteraciing the numerous assaults
committed upon the easements BY the
storm, and fully bear out the proud boast
of the progeny Of the Emerald Isle. that
the resources Of dthe Gem Of the Ocean"
are ilimitable.
But poorly as now look the premises,
Judgements we're once made, and loans
effected there; for that ruined house was
the bank and residence Of Constantine
Carney.
Con Carney, when Iwas gazetted to
the s5th regiment, was in the zenith OF
his fame. You have your commercial
banks, and your saving banks. but what
are they to Con Carney's.
Hove togive a graphs sketch, and you
shall have Con in all his glory.
Iwell remember the morning in which
the post brought my appointment. My
aunt shes gone the wsy Of all flesh God
be good to her y twitehed the on th'
elbow, and dutifully followed her to heI
chamber. The door was carefully closed
la key, with great deHberation, draw
from the inner partition Of her pocket
flor my aunt's was double one.
'Denis, my darling boy. you are goin,
into the world, and have taken to an hon
Iorable calling, becoming one Of you
name, and moreover one so nearly con
Injected with the 0'Tools !" my aunt wa
Ian 0'rool--"keep yourself clean,and lie
Ino man tread upon your corns,as was m.
Ipoor uncle's parting advice TO my brothe
Iphelim, who died full Major in the |
Irish Brigade. Here"--and she extrac
tied small paper from compartment. .
lher housewlfe--stake this to the bank
land the Lord be with you" She wipe
her eyes with the corner ofhet figured
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
pNQslRYa


Fysm ne Si.aiklg 2iazazias.
GEonsk WTrHRss diedid1d67 The Follow
Z Is perhaps as favorAbieA specimen Of ,
ri'ings in poetry as ~ We presnntec.-- =
,rahcation Is easy, titagh quaint, and 4
n,iment neatly and tenderly expressed.
SONG.
Shall I, wasting in despair,
Die, because woman fair
Or make pale my cheeks with care
Cause another's rosy are
Be she fairer than the day,
Or the howery maads in May,
" she be not so for ne,
What care how fair she bel
Shall my foolish heart be pin'd
Cause see woman kind!
Or well disposed nature
Join'd with q lovely feature!
Be she meeker. kinder than
The turtle dove, or pelican
II she be not so to me,
What care how kind she be Z
Shall woman's virtues move
Me To perish for her lovei
Or Der wel.deservings known
Make me quite forget my ownl
BE she with that goodness bles'd
Which may merit name Of Beat,
II she be moi Kind 10 me,
What care how good she BET
Cause her fortunes seem too high,
Shall play the fool, and die as4
Those that bear noble mind.
Where they want Of beauty find,--
Think what, with them, they would do,
Who without them. dare TO WOO!
And, unless that mind see, n
What care I how grea, she be!
Crest or good, or kind, OF fair
Twill never more despair
II she love me, this believe
viii die, are she shall grieve,
fshe Sigh, me when WOO,
can scorn, and let her 60.
II she be not fl for me,
What care for whom she BET
--ass Q s~---
s.s.s'~~. SONG, ans
Signs, and looks, ami son attentions,
Well tender flame reveal,
He who less, his passion mentions,
of, is found the most to feel.
Though from his lips lie fair one hears
No word, his wishes to discover,
Yet he Who serves and perseyeres
Plainly proves himself a loyer,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

\ Mr.. Cookies fourth letter 10 his Constituents
ooSTISrkD.l
But TO return TO- the subject more
Immediately under consideration.
IL is my purpose Ia shrw the absolu,e
and utter faisity of the charge that. on
the 10Th Of December. I deserted 10
the standard Of our opponents. or. in
other words, Identified nysejf mifh fhe
eastern party. Aud rejoice. from nv
heart rejoice. that this warton. base.
and Infamous calumny, which | knew
was busily circulated through all ives
tern Virginia. has acquired "A Ioca.
habitailon and n name 1t affords me
an opportunity 10 rcfute il conclusive
~, and IN doing so to attach 10 IFS au-
thor the nfamy which belongs TO a de
tected libeller. ] assert then, and I
refer to the Journal OF the convention
Tor the proof Of what alIece, that
throughout the whole session, before.
and on, and Gjier the 18th Of Decem
Der. did, on all occasions, vote ,ciil,
the western party, or friends of reform.
anc against the eastern party. when
any question arose involving popuiar
ughfs. The vote IN favor Of General
Gordon's plan hay be considered by
some as an exception TO the universal
truth OF thus proposition. ! do not con
s'der It So, except in the point or nv
having, on that question. voted wiil
the eastern party. have, elsewhere.
assigned my reasons at large for be-
iieving that voted on that occasion.
rs on every other, IN favor Of popular
ughts. BE that a. il NAV, there can
be no dispute about the character Of
1he votes which will now proceed TO
plate. comprehending all the important
questions which arose in the conycn.
ZION Involving th~ right Of the people
Prom the 10Th 81 December to the close
sof the session.
On the 18Th December. and before
voted Tor Gen. Gordon's plan. Mr..
Leigh proposed plan 1T his own, al.
lottIng 20 the west SO votes and to fhe
east s.. IN the house Of delegates. and
giving. 10 . bare majority Of thu legis.
ia'ure. the power 90 increase the nnm
her TO 100. with nothing 10 restrain
them, II so disposed, FROM aIlottinr the
whole additional 9 to the counties in
the east. a plan more fatal 20 western
rights and western interests could not
have been conceived. And this plan
was proposed. and sustained with bis
accustomed ability, By gentleman
who generally carried with him the en-.
IRE eastern vote. In that hour Of De.
ri 10 western rights and western IN
ferests. the writer Of the CIRCULAR re-.
Falucd silent in bis seat II wa. left
p hi'n who Is NOW accused by that We.
= writer Of having then already engag
% - secrci AMI lrcacherpa ncg0ifa.
'oH' NTH he EASTERN parfV. Co assert
nj defend the rights ~ tic west. me
'afed - hey were, b. this obnoxious
proposition. II was left % him 20 an
s"er TIE argument of thc able mover,
ard 70 saew how utterly odious such a
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-07
POLITICAL.
on 4 BEAUr,rUL HoY Ar PLAY

on A BEAU riFUL 10Y Al PLAY.
willis
Down the green slope he bounded. Raven
curis
From hi. white shoulder by the wind were
swept.
AID the clear rose leaf Of his sunny cheek
Wss bright with motion Thro' his open lips
Shone visibiy delicate Iine of pearl,
Like = v hite streak IN a tulp drawn,
And his dark eyes clear briilisnc- as IL lay
Beneath his iashes. like drop Of dew
Hid an the moss. stole out as covcriy
AS starlight from the edging OF a cloud.
j never saw a boy so beautiful.
llis step ~as like the stopping Of a bird.
And hrs limbs melted into grace, hike things
shaped by the wind OF summer. lie Was like
painters tine concep,ion-such an one
As he would have OF 6any meIe. and weep
Upon hrs pallet that he could not win
The vision to his easel who could paint
The young and shado~less spirit who could
chain
The visible EiAdness OF heart that lives
Like glad fountain. in the eye OF light,
With an Undertaking. pencil Natures gift
Has nothing that is like IL, sun and stream,
And the new leaves Of June, and the Young
lark
That fies away into the depths Of heaven,
Lost IN lars own mad music. and the breath
In the cool autumn. are like fingers swept
Over svect-toncd affections-but the Joy
That enters TO the spirit Of child,
is deep As his young hear, his very breath,
The simple sense OF being, is enough
To ravish him, and like = thrilling touch,
lie feels each moment Of his life 60 by
Beautiful. beautiful childhood With Joy
That like n robe is paipahle, and fiung
Out by your every motion Delicate bud
of the immortal flower that will unfold
And come TO its maturity il heaven,
] weep your early glory. Ii. light
Sent to the new born spirit. that goes out
With the first idle wind Il is the leaf
Fresh flung upon The river. that will dance
upon the ~ave that stesleih out its life,
Then sinks of its own hesviness The face
OF the delightful earth will TO your eye
Grow dim the fragrance of the many f,ow ers
ue noticed not and the begu,ling voice
OF nature in her gentleness. will De,
To manhood's senseless ear, inaud,bIe.
SIGH to lock upon Thy face. Young boy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
COMMUNICATION-Fo, .ms p,r9in.on

The writer OF tins communication has heard
with much pleasure, that the road from Char.
lotteSvIlle 10 BynChburg will he completed th IL
| TALL aud that u will be an excellent road. II
seems that you even now rsCeIye news from
Washington AID the Northern cities, by the
above route, rs soon al Lynchbnrg NJ IT itch
mOnd. Win, should not this road be couiin-
ued, IN an improved state. even TO Columbia in
south Carolina Arrangements Tor the I'm
pfovement of the trd JtGiiOH, TO wit, from
Charlottesville to Lynchburg, appear TO be con-
| cluded, aud IN progress Of contamination
Why delay commencing on the second, from
Lynchburg 10 Danv'lIe then from Danville
to Sahsbury-from Salisbury 10 Charlotte
| aud from thence To Columbia Depend on il
| that good road along this line would add
| much 10 the convenience and prosperity OF the
middle country. II would give 10 the earl,ss,
| Commercial aud Political news, both FUralgn
and DOmeslic--would attract an equal shnre
| OF tho great travel from the South otbr North,
winch now usually takos the Underwater route
| snd would facilitate the transportation OF agri.
| cultural products 10 market.
| II Is understood that the citizens of Lynch
burg have contributed nothing 10 the making
| OF Tho road from ChHrOitesy,iis--lf this be ti,r
fact, they ought TO take tho lead aud bear the
| chief builben of the second section Let them
stsrt Subscription for road FROM Lyuchbufg
by Wards Bridge and Pntsyyana Couil
| House, to Da0vllle there would he no OCCASION
for pdupg any pan Of this road-it ooIy need,
the selection oil tho best ground. graduating al
the hills, throwing IT up IN the centre, aud d
di ca or drain on each SIDE All this might bt
done at an expense Of goo per mlle. which
estimating the distance at 10 miles, would o
mount 10 ol4,0DO. Surely, stock 10 tina, =
mount would be subscribed wiihou, delay oil
difficulty. firTSYLVANiA.
[lJ' We lika the suggestion thrown out it
the above communohiion--bDt, why throw thu
uhOte burden on Lynchburg1 Campbell an'
! Pittsyl counties would share largely In
the benefit ola good road between Dsuvle an,
Lynchburg, and would no doubt be willing a
in justice they ought, To bear proportion o
the expense Of making it.-Eds. Virgiatanl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
ITEMS.

A pamphlet, entitled" Captain Hall in AIMEE
rica. j." nscribed 10 Richard Blddle, esq. a mem.
Der Of the piusburg bar, who has been some
time in England. is just published by Carey IL
Lea, Of PhilanelphIs. Ii is said 10 be poignant
aud warmly palriolc-bnt without illiberalny
or ntemperance.
Al the Ladies Fair, recently held in Char.
lottesvile. Tor the bpneft Of the Colonization
Society, the neH proceeds were $500 The
contributions OF the charitable, the philanihro-
pic and the pOus cannot be be slowed more ia.
dicously than in aid OF The great scheme of
African Colonization.
The Georgia Courier siatas ,ha, there ar
1000 people in the Cherokee territory. search
ing for Gold and II one party finds u rich spoil
it must be kept by its strength, At night, par.
Ties collect by lighiwood fire, over \ bottle Of
bhte ruin, aud play cards Tor he earnings Of
the day. The country presents n shocking
scene Of drunkenness, gambling aud lighting.
dun sacre Joacs
In Queen Mary'S time, as in ours, square.
toed boots aud shoes were all the go and Dan
dies were then prohibited by proclamaii ion,
from wearing them more Than . inches square.
Such regulation would not be amlss now.
In Brazil TO present a gloved hand 10 a lady
I'D the dance WDHln DC ihkeH as hn ihshliI Nd
implying the existence on her part of some
cutaneous disordei, which you we're fearful oil
catching. In our country, the insult would BIZ
in presenting AL ngloved hand. Thus il Is
that Fashions change with climes.
Achiie Murar. son Of the celebrated leader
of Napoeons van guard. the late King Of lia-
ly, is Postmaster at Tallahassee, IN Florida; and
IS doubtless better and a happier man than II
he were reveng IN the luxuries anu splendors
of regal court.
The Columbia IS. Co. Telescope of the 1871
inst. says We never knew a season loveiiei
than the present-brighter skies, baimier airs
or mo,e ln1uriant !olisge yet with il have
come suffering and disease. The variety wbIct
charmed the senses has been perhaps che
cause of the fatality. The sickness has beer
confined principally 10 children aud the negroe
of the neighborng plantations. We regret tt
| say that il continues unabated."
| j. L. Sullivan. esq. has nude proposition
| TO the corporation of New York TO supply tina
| city with good wafer from tho Passac Falls.
Coy. Miller, Of sohlh Carolina, has offered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
OBITUARY..

DIED, on the 10Th inst, Mrs. APHIA
MITCHELL, wife OF Mr.. Pleasant Mitchell
of a protracied aud severe attack Of disease,
10 the 3lst yenr of her age. In tho death OF
this lady, her family have sustained a loss rot
to he repaired. Wuh her the duties Of a wife
and mother were truly paramount 10 all other
considerations, as the writer ui this feeble
tribute 10 her memory wen knew, beloved by
all who knew her, and most by those who
knew her best, she was the idol Of her lii tie
family, all of whom, fully testify in their, tear
ful countenances, the image of that sore and
deep affection which dwes III their hearts
| regular in her attendance on pibc worship
as the necessities Of frer family permitted, she
| fully reform all the moral duties enjoined
| in holy writ without having ever made a pro
! fessioa Of religion but her exemplary life, her
meeksess In sickness, and perfect resignation
to the divine will, give 10 her trends the bright
est assurance that she new reposes in the bo-
/ som OF her God.
| New Glasgow, May 81.
| From The National InteUigcnccr, May "a.
| IL is with grief OF heart, that we aunounc,
% our readers. (as by ,ha annexed letter. tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

EhURSUANT TO a deeS of trust, executed to
q William 5teen and David K. EdIey, for
purposes therein ua,ned by Robert Frencb,
BEARING date the 9th day Of August, 1918, and
Jolly recorded 10 lue Clerks Office OF The Hus-
1Dgs Court OF Lynchburg, the subscribed wall
Dracsed TO sell, for ready money, on me PIE
nses, on the 10Th day t! Iuue next, p,Ni OF a
lot OF ground, lying in the c0rporai'oh OF
Aynchburg, bounded ia part by seventh street
ana fifteenth alley, commencing at the junciion
OF said street and alley aud more partIcula. ly
described in said deed. Acting a trustee til.
subscriber will convey only such title as s ye,.
ed by said deed, D.R EDLEY.
Nav 81 II