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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21
NOMINATION FOR TIE PRUDEYCr

"'.H]AAbioN FOR THE PREIDENCT.
Az public meeting 10 Jessamino copr.
7 ,y, Kentucky, on the DIST uli., after sund-,
/ resolutions on the present state Of rnbI;o
affairs. the following was agreed n.
Peg1-9 Tb7torr 5,st.r-.,.st,i en-.
IIzsus CrAr, the firm and true friend Of I1c-o-
iTn'oye1ents, of the tariff and ,he great interests
~ s ,5 " . lo,s coun ylus irm patriot and dlsfin-
77- art, neore as tbo sno- .'.ool 20 me me sp-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21
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IF1 nnrr6aec and eaIo of Goods. and for the
Forvardin, of the same To- any part of the Uni
ted Slte.. Property directed TO his care f,r Ell
fber purpose. viii meet with proiup, and due at
fenton.
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21

nTkn those whoare indebted TO Mr' Dl ....,,
White by note. book account, or ot,eTNisI'
,l,,so mako mmedute payment % lhe sa170''
Is he is day authorized % collect me S 81, ,,-r
'' Us FREDK, DELAPbANL.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21
DESSOLUTTON.

T5QiIE Co?artnerhiP heretofore e,i.,ipg be-
- tween me Subscribers is this dav dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. An persons nd, b,sd 70
The sad hIin' arereqaeSted to cab and settle their
accounts, rs we are determined TO close our books
40 well 10 call And give Their 6ue 6Is o,be,,,.;l -
fbey NAV be CALI Il upon in way nor So aarcco.
ble W. kIAlBALI..
EZEKIEL IlLDRITU
July q, 1S30-3L
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21
1EO TEEAN PUgERC.
QR HFW'D.

COFFEE and TEA; Loaf Lump and New
Orleans SUGAR; Pepper, AsPice, Gnser' Nut
r,,-s Gloves Cinnamon. Raisins, Figs and Cur
ren,s. Coppcn,s. Alum, SILT Peire, EPSON Salts;
TDl,-o and Nadlcr Powder and Lead; Smoking
PinSs. wiring and Wrapping Paqcr Tanner S
ok sIaciare,; NAILS, Shoenbergcrs AMI 9th
c-- Brandies and Wines, of different qualities
Gam. n. T.. Rum aud Whiskcy; White Lead, @c
~. ,tf,.- with r117nv other articles il the
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21
BALTIMORE
Tn Ware MInutactOry,
WIIOLESALE Am RETAII..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CGastlnily on h4rd, Tn Uare, Tin Plate. EUe &c
- his friends and the public that he still CONT
nues at No. 10, Baltimore street. Baltimore, where
ne IS now permanently established, and having
enlarged his Store and Mandatory, he hopes To-
oe enabled to keep the most extensive assortment
OF all kinds Of TIN WARE, BLOCK TIN WdRE,
IN PLATE l-3 Y, X, IXX, SDX, SDC, DA.
~, and HIRE from No. 6 TO 1G, constantly on
hand He hopes 20 be able to fill tbs most extern
sslye orders without delay. He would particularly
invite COUNTRY MERCHANTS
TO an examination OF The puces AHA quality OF ms
In Ware &c. al Of which, he Is confident. viii
please. He will use every exertion 20 give sati<-
Iacuon TO his customers, and all orders punctulay
attended to, as if on personal application.
July 2l-3t
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21
LEGN.gRD F. GR.gY,
PUBLIC SALE.

re Y virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed by
- John II. Tickell, bearing date on the 9th
COY Of March, 1879, and recorded in the Clerk 81
Oihcc Of Ohio County, shau on the 2sih day
Of the present month, proceed IL sell nj Public
Auction 20 the highest bidder for sash, at the
house OF Abraham Clemens, lately occupied by
said Ticket and situated on Market street. hear the
corner Of Market and Jefferson Streets, . Windsor
Chairs nearly new, one Seuee and one Beadslead,
10 order 10 satisfy the debts in said Deed of Trust
before mentioned,
WM. MCCONNELL, Trustee.
July :, 1850.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21
@rocFrp NtIE,
and viii he receiving In a few days l.AbUL .
GENERAL ASSORTMENi OF every ai',-l !,
tbe 0JHRY WAY, all ct when "i''

Dc sIII NV uII OF 'V''7'''-
NViHbs taken ct all times IN exchange Tor roc
Kcr Bmtcr. Lard Bacon, Becswaz and oa''''''
an Inc highest market prices. &c NC ,,.r
FEED'K. DELAPLANL-
TheeIrE, JAY q, 1880.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21

GEoRGIA.-The "InJian Land Bl" is still before
the Senate, by the last accounts The section Civ
lag to The Governor the discretion wheuce TO com
mence the survey has been stricken in Commit tee
OF the Whole The following Communicable rom the
Governor has been submit ed 10 The Legislature:
"ExRcyTIyE DrPA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26

should yet allow their own lettors 10 be transnore
on .nat Gay. The writer wonders that they had no
! PerhEps they hare thought of IL Several war,
ago, oeiorePetitions to Congress against Sabbath
mails were heard of merchant in one of our south
n wou'o NOT allow letter Of his to De trans
ported oy Sunday mail, fine knew or could avoid IL
rernaps there are many acting thus from EXCESSIVE
tenderness of conscience, and because of Thai TEN.
dernoss OF conscience, their conduct is unknown.
Without answering for other professipo ch,;s,;,rs
however, the writer OF this note is in The hoh;, =,
putting letters into the post Office on every dsv or
cept the Sabbath, and considers himself as IN Vim
nothing to do with the sin of transporting them on
that day. Your correspondent would Think this
strange. reason thus.
/. am citizen of the y. S. and have a obt n
tue advantages of the post Office csta blisment Which
An common with Others, support. It is not only
matter OF convenience but often of necessity 10 trans
mt my letters in this way.
=. have done all in my power to influence Cong
less SO to regulate that establishment Us not to yo
late the Sabbath. Wv
j. But if they persist in the violation am cIe,,
OF al participation in the guilt. / would not CARY
tneir mah on that day; would not open the post OK
NEE TS they Will carry my letter, cannot help it
respondent, ell over the land.
But further; Generally do not know when nv
letters leave the post Office If did know that y
Io Oh NINE would be started to its destination on
e SABBATH, might recollect that this letter did moi
or IN the least icrcdse the violation the day
But suppose still hesitated aud NV letter is 70 10
from one extremity Of the Union to the other
VIII your correspondent now tell me what TO do, On
Whatever day Of the week my letter is mailed. il
must De on the road at least three sabbaths n
without second thought. send it off will he saw
have no conscience II withhold it, and petitio.
congress to allow their mail stop OH the Sabbatf
WIZ ne say, seek a church establishment
nave, however, no difficulties on the spbiec,
II my petition TO Congress is not granted, then i,
shai! be my protest against their rnon
the laws God and the sin of violation is theirs not
inine. have washed my hands of it; whilst ali
petltioners seem to me to solicit the res
possibility, and to say, in common with the national
legislature 'the guilt be on u.s. and ON our children
Ntg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
ktcblltottO e91ttQ.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH Do Isao-


Consres'--in the Senate on Tuesday series OF
bulls was reported, intended to put a bride in the
mouth OF the Hccntious exercise of tho Presidents
patronage A Select Committee reported BILL 1,
40 regulate the publication Of the laws Of tho u.
states, and Of public advertisements; g To secure
the faithful collectors and disburscrs of tho Revenue
ana to d'spoce doaulters Q, To regulate the appoint
ment OF Postmasters q, To regulate the appointment
OF Cadets at West Point, DIETER to abolish that ars-
tocraic insttntion; 8, To regulate tho appointment
OF Midshipmen; 6, To prevent Military aud Naval
Officers from being dismissed tho service at the plea
sre Of the President.
1.-THE titles OF these bills be faithful expositors of
their spirit and object, hail them anl all men will
hai them with pleasure. as saluary rcotraint upon
arbitrary power; and arbitrary power which has been
shamefuiiy abused and prostuod by the present in
cumbcnt of the Presidential Office TO exhibit to
Virginia by how feeble and powerless arguments,
authority and analogy, the proscrptivc system has
been, and can be sustained, we have published the
speech of Mr. Grundy on Eoots resolution. To
show how triumphantly it has been attacked and
exposed how hateful is its aspect and fatal its ten
dency, we shall early possible, republish the
speech of Mr. Clayton of Delaware.
In the House, of Representatives Mr. Buchanan
u
mending the impeachment ofJudge Peck of Nilsson
ri, Of high crimes and misdcmcsnours. After some
Introductory business, the House went into Commit
tee OF the whole tho bill to construct national
road from Bufialoe in New York, by Washington
City, to New Orleans. Mr. Hemphll concluded bis
speech for, and Mr. P. p Barbour took the floor n.
gainst the bill. On motion Of Mr. Blair of Tennes
see the Committee then rose.
W Some decided moves ure making in respect to
the next Presidency. The Van Burentes are desi-
rous OF atfording their expert little chief farther time
TO concoct his views, by saddlng the Hero on the ma
ion for another four years-thc frien ds of Mr. CAL
houn with better taste, and in this instance with bet
Ter tact, are disposed dispense with the services
Maj. Eaton's pupil at the end of the first term The
unconquerabe disgust which the vindctive imbecity
of the President, and his having thrown himself into
the arms of favorite, has very generally inspired
Washington and elsewhere will give strong advan-
tage to Mr.. Calhoun if 1t be fact that he will be a
candidate at the next election, lie, whatsoever else
muy. More anon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of Deed Of
Il trust, executed in July. 1890 by Ariel Works.
and recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, for the
tam property conveyed By said deed to Wit an ex-
celent Riding and Gig Horse quantity of w ri,iug
Paper, collection ofvaluable Books, among vhi-n
are SCOTS Commentary on the Bible, Bckers eth 5n
Prayer, do. Scripture Help, Christian Pareu,'g A..
sstant, 60. &c, oil of which will be sold OF public
auction to the highest bidder for cash at the auction
store opposite the Eagle Hotel on "Wednesday, Inc
3Ist inst, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
mar 90 M,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26

considerable busnessi doing in flour this market Tn.
sales OF canal -FOUR this week have been from sii ~
cry mills sag TO 81 ga Near 22o0 bbs Galego brand hatv
oesn soa within week averaging "a &C. That brand is now
he - aHd but lI,ie OF that other city mills on hand
wheat comes IN daily in small parcels sells at IS to 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
Fon rnr WHre .

Mr.. Editor: In your paper of Thursday last, a
writer expressed his surprise that they who are op
posed 20 the transportation Of the mail on Sunday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RTCIJ.VONU-

~ celent article for sale BY 6 PALMER
mar 26-4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
IrMst SIC 81 KallsabIe ReaI Esiafe.

Trust Sale OF pdlitdbie Real Estate.
EPf virtue Of Deed of Trust ecued to the subsc bet on
~ the I'D day of December 1920 by Patrick Gibson and NJ
" T. Gbsni his wGo certain purposes therein mentioned
shall on the ninth day Of April sSO az eleven o'clock
a. NJ, at the front door Of the Eagle Tavern in the civ OF
bichmond, proceed 10 sell Public Auction for readv rnoe
the following properly lot ground ia the county
OF tienTico, described Wnamsou's plan OF Lews land
no ~ as lot No IS also lots IN sa county con-
tanning two acres aud three quarters Of acre designated
~ the plan lots No q aud 81 also Of ground ian
the SAID county, designated in the plan els also
piece or parcel OF land, commonly called the Rope Walk
Tenement and n the plat thereof made by George Williamson
and recorded IN the General Court described by the
Of No l2whereor tho dwelling house and other buildings
formerly occupied by John J. Wcuh and also a very 6De
spring also another piece OF land adjoining the last mentioned
piece and known in the said Wansons plat last mentioned
as No 49, also lot Of land tho said city of Richmond
which Is part OF The ground formerly called tie Old Council
Chamber Tenement and is designated in plat thereof as
NO S'which seyenlots parcels Of ground la, mentioned
James naomurdo and John Wertb as by their deed 10 him.
dated the h day Of April 1917 and fuy recorded In grco
county court, and 10 the Musings Court ur the city Of Rich
moud viii more fully appeaGaso ono other lot Of giound in
said comfy OF HenrcO containing acre more less aud
was conveyed TO the said Patrick Gibson by Michael Grant
land by deed dated the 18th day Of November 1915 aud duly
recorded in the ocrHs of3ce Of The OF said county
CHARLES JAMES MACNURDO, Trustee.
~ The Decd Of Trust under which tive above property
IS proposed TO be disposed Of requires the sale 70 be made for
CASH but should purchasers desire ~ fourth ouy, viii be
denandedn ready money add liberal credit will be allowed
upon the balance The purchaser giving good security and pay
/ ing interest TO- the same. G. y ~
J mar 20'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26

Amounting to upwards of $4,000, comprising the
most general aud valuable assortment ever offered IN
this place-The sale will be without reserve.-rerurs
D and 9 months credit, forapproved negotiable notes
We shall for six weeks continue to offer orr
stoek at private sale, at very reduced prices and in
wife those wanting great bargains, to give us call
mar . KYLE s. COCHRAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
TRUST SALE.

Valuable StOcis OF DRY GOODS at 1acfion-
ON Wednesday. the 1eih of May next, Mt 10
~ ~ o'clock will be sold under the mana cement OF
Ots, Dunlop 81 Co. at their Auction Rooul5, our en-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
Suction sales.
THIS DAY.
BY u. a. -. C0SRN q

! NJ THIS DAY.
/ IN y. az y. Cosby 81 co.
GkEkN HOUSE PLANTS.
al: I'm 1hiDAf' the 26th inst. at n O'Clock, we
VIII sell at the residence Of Mr. John G.. Blair. an
assortment ofrare and valuable Green House Plants
gTeiongmg 10 the estate Of James Heron, decd.
Terms cash. BY order Of the Administrator
nar ~4-eo u ). q 81 c. & CO. Aucts.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNfTtRr
On MONDAY next the 2sih instant, at 10 oeoeI -.
WI sell at the residence Of j. L. Heron Of his
apd kitchen furniture
J. & S. c. g. Co Auc,z
To the above sale will added variety of furniture b.
the estate Of James Heron decd-by order of lie
administrator. no, % - 40
and workmanship. + rS s. n, Or 49, sshs
BY DAyENPORT, ALLEN a. Co
6OOSEdOLD & KITCHET F,URNTIYyRE
USHE Subscriber intending to discontinue house
Keeping, will sell on Tuesday the Goth inst A.
10 O'Clock, all his household and kitchen furnitu,e
consisting OF BEDS bedsteads bureaus, side boards
tables chairs, silver ware, one first rate e,ghtd,n
ciocs and many other articles in the furniture wa,
DAVID HARDY
sale 6y DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26
BY DAvENPORT, ALLEN a. co. :
S- KITCaE a. MI =, srrn,xr,
BY OTIS, DUNLOFNCO--

BY OTIS, DUNLOP & CO. - ------.---
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
IN TUESDAY next, the 30th inst. ut IL O'Clock.
VIII De sold at our Auction Store,
10 hhds and 90 bbls St. Croix snpar snnar;or
quality F'
81 bags green coffee
so hhds molasses
10 half tierces new rice
100 boxes soap
20 do candles
~ do do sperm. superior quality
so do u lbs each imperial tea
~ do IL do do hysou do
nerces and y bbls lamp oil, warranted
hall pipes French brandy
10 bbls gin
so boxes window glass
10 bbls loaf sugar
20 boxes chocolate
kegs Spanish indigo
20 boxes bueIng
30 bbls Malaga wine
10 do Tenenfe do
Terms at sale. o. d. &, ca Arcts
mar 25
Shoes and Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3rst of March, at 10
O'Clock, will be sold at our Auction store
10y packages OF shoes, comprising almost every
klnd, direct from the manufactures and all of eX
cellent quality. =
200 cases of fur hats, from middling to superior
quality.
20 cases mems wool hats
mar 10 Terms at sale. q. d. s. Co.
y
hD John Preston and wife, and for the PURPOSES
therein expressed, will be sold on Saturday next tLs
2Ith INST, before the front door of the Eaole TIA
vern, IN the City OF Richmond, piece of ground,
lying IN Neehanicsvile, in the county of Henrico.
containing five acres, more or less. Also bot or
piece OF ground, supposed TO contain between two
and three acres, lying on and between 4th and 5th
streets, north OF l. street, in the city of RichmonI
adjoining the property of Bernard Peyton, Samuel
Mordeica, &c.-Terms at sale.
mar mar Zo-5t BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
TRUST SALE.
compliance with the provisions of a Deed Of
Il trust, from John e. Blair and Sarah his WIFI
bearing date the 18th day of May 1891 and recorded
ID the office OF the clerk Of the Hastings Court of the
city or Rachmond, for the purpose Of SECURING the
payment Of certain debts therein mentioned VIII be-
soIa on Thursday, the 25th day of this month"; for
sp oelo1e inc door OF the Eagfe Hotel, in this city
certain 1Tdct or PGrcel Of land lying in the ST ale
OF Quo, as in said deed described coIltainng 500
acres more or less The title vested in the
winch IS believed to be perfecO will be conveyed to
! the purchaser or purchasers
Rx ORDER OF THE TRUsTEEs.
March 10th, 1890. Or
OF The abovs sale which was Ar
the nicerneney Of the weather. viii lie made on SaTsv &
s''h March, iSiO, at the place. VIZ
| mar 2G-2I THE TRUSTEES
Valuable StOck of DRY GOODS at .1ac7ion.
InN "Wednesday. the Ieih of May next, Mt 10
" o'clock, will be sold under the ma M cement of
Otis DnnioP u Co. at their Auction RoouIs, our en-
! tire Stock of
DRr GOODS.
I Amounting to upwards of $4,000 comprisno the
most general aud valuable assortment ever offered IN
this place-The sale will be without reserve rrrs
and months credit, forapproved negotiable notes
( We shall for six weeks, continue TO offer OFF,
stoeS at private saie at very reduced prices and in
tNlte those wanting great bargains to give us call
mar mar = KYLE & COCHRAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26

Tickets 81, Halves 9, Quarters I.
For sale Rt r.. NIICKLE'S,
mar % Mex, below the door Of the Eagle Hojel.
.0iorc Prizes than Bla,ks!U
MARYLAND STATE Todd aud event LOTTERY, Class
IVA No 8, will be drawn no DAY.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
- IN This scheme, there prizes than blanks and
being arranged the odd aud system, the holder Of
tickets or sharesis certain OF obtaining at least prize, and
/ draw three.
Tickets $5-shars in Proportion. For sale a, LAM.
! BERTrS Office mar 21
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-26

TAINTED 10 Rent,
A Neat Dwelling House. suitable Cos a small famiyEnquire
n ut this Office
icA s1-,is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
The Richmond Rae,

FEVHE TreeHil Races will .commense the 81
n Tuesday IN October next. and continue as
usual
FIRST DAY-A produce sweepsl axe Tor three wear
old FLIES two mile heats entrance $780, half forfeit.
l. Jas. j. Harrison enters produce of Kate, by
Arab.
9. A. A wyche enters produce of the dam of
Frantic, by Archie.
3 VIM. NJ West enters produce of his Galatin
mare, Maria
4. Jas. NJ Seden enters produce of his Director
mare Norma, by Sir Charles.
5. Jno. Baker enters produce of his Chance mare
by Arab
G. Jno. Christian and Jno. Mlnge produce Meri.
no Eve. bv Archie
T. VIM r Johnson enters produce of Reality, by
Charles. ,
g. VIM. Wynne, enters produce of Thos. Graves
Bedford mare, by Sir Archie.
Same day sweepstake, two mile heats, for three
year old colts end FLIES, entrance $500 half forfeit.
1. J. NJ. Seden enters Charles colt, the joint
property of himselfon Thomas Garland.
Fisher.
3. Tho. Watson, an Archie FLY out of a Jack An
drews mare, the property of Jas. P. Wilkinson nnd
Abner Robinson.
4. Isham Pickett, an Arab ilv, OCT Of Lady Tai
man the property of u C.. Mayo and Jas. ~ Selden.
| Same day post sweepstake, for three year old
colts and tilles two mile heats, entrance $500, halt
! forfeit. SUBSCRIBERS.
/. JAS J. HARRIsoS
q. Tho. WATSON
2. JAS. NJ SELpEH.
SECOND DAY.-Propretor purse coo, two milo
heats.
! TuInp DAr.-Jockey Club Purse 81 900, four mile
hea: subject to usual deductions
FOURTH DAY.-Post Stake $3.50, three mile
beats, provided subscribers are obaiued
$50 each.
The subscriber will be prepared to entertain at the
RaceFied, instead Of the Ire Hill house as hereto
fore He has erected handsome and suitable buildings
on the field at considerable expense, and from the
extraordinary number ofhorses in training and So
many colts of promise untred, and that Will run in
some Of the enumerated races or that may be MAJ de
up for the purpose, may well induce visit to Rich
mond the ensuing month. J. ii. SELDEN,
sept G--dit SIC ProprieI or.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
Epccutor's Sule Of Land and Negroes.

AUGUST 18th. 1880
z conformity with the last will and testarncnt of
D. Rob- MORRISON decd, will expose TO public sale
on he premises for cash Thursday the 3Oth Sept.
next, if fair, otherwise the next far day, tract OF
Land, lying in the county nf Aibemarle one and a
half miles from Warren James River, containing
one thousand four hundred acres. of very superior
quality, well adapted the culture OF Corn Wheat
and Tobacco, and is In high state of Improvement
and cultivation. There is the premises n most
comfortable dwelling house, with every necessary
out house i'll good repair The stables and barns are
III good state Of preservation and Of the most con-
venicnt kind--Indeed feel no hesitation, whether
the neighbourhood the bealthness of the situations
the fertility of the SOIL the comfortable and conve-
nient arrangements about the Farm be taken into
consideration, III pronouuCng it of the most de-
slrabie establishments in the upper country. a
more minute description is deemed unnecessary as
it is presumed those who wish to purchase will view
the lands and Judge for themselves as the above
sale is made to pay the debts of the estnte, it will
ceriainy be sold without reservation for what
ever it will command.
At the same time and place will sell on credit of
twelve months about thirty negroes as likely and as
valuable any in VIrginia, and the life estate OF
Mrs. Morrison in about many more.-There will
likewise be sold at the same time and place and on
the terms. the stock OF every kind, consisting
Of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, together with the
household oDd kitchen urnUe, and farming utensils
Of every description. Bonds with approved security
will he required of the purchasers
NELSON L. SHELTON Exor
of
ROBT MORRISON, Decd.
aur 20-wiy