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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

louisiana for The Ta1F-we are trr,s
g1atiied 20 learn Gorn the Ope'ousa. CART,
OF the a4th uldmo, that tic Legislatr,. :,
Louisiana have passed the subjoiusd r..ol,
tons desiaratory of tlc constitudoaa,;,, :,
the Tariff. We understand that they n,,,,d
the Senate unanimously, and there wers h..
sersn dissentlons in the House OF Rcpresen,.
tiyes. We hail this decision as highly ,,,,;.
cious, and as settling the vote Of Louis;.,,
in favor of the great champion Of the Amer.
can System.
The Joint Committee Of both Houses =.
pointed for tha purpose Of examining II
reporting on the resolutions Of the Legi,l.
tufes OF the states Of Vesmont and N,s;.
sIppl- relative 10 the Tariff Of 1898. ~.
leave to submit thu following resolutiop,,
viz:
ResGlred, By Ire Seaat. and Houss IF y.
IressHtGtiucs u aie St,sie II Iotiisara n -, ="
"a! .4sseDa5k5 co1,ensd. Iha! the Gens,.i ' 20
sonihly Of tits State do not copc,,r 4, ~
views and sentiments eAI,r~esed bv a. - tls
tons Of lie Legislature OF The S,as..e ieSo.a-
.is-i 2pi, relative to the Tariff of 1895. s p455
th3, the Legislature OF this State doss not per.
ceive any unconsiitudonality in adopting such
measures.
Reso!neI. &c. That wc highly approve O,
10 .esoiatigus ofthe Legislature of The Sts,s
q Vermont, by which thcy have declared n.
law O. 1923, on the Tariff to be constitution.
81, exp2dicnt, and harmless to the Southern
States. or ary other OF our sister States.
Resolee8, SC. That our Senators in Con.
gross be instructed, and our Represents :,
requested to aceede to aud support such inca.
sares as those that are contemplated by IA.
Law OF 1873, on Tho Tariff.
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CrNEiUtIGArED I
NEW NEADIn UF Tur sENATE.

a
While Judge SalTH Of :. c. was engaged
or Tuesday IL explaining tho reasons Of his
Fste for Gales s. Neatons proposition to print
the old documents, i)W, Green a ne" n.rln.
Der OF the senate, hunivd over paP,r TO ,he
Senator, and requested L.m aloud 20 explain
some word, Green cried out across the room,
and Supplied the word This is specimen
of;hc modesty Of Dire "priBtcr of ho senate"
VIII not this body maintain It's own dignity,
or are the majority DEF, rnHned to paya pub
liz l!beiier out OF the t-oasury. for slandeting
the minority ho,n, according 50 Judsa Smith,
they have neither the talent nor the courage
to answer Oh the floor or the Senate? The
Judge remark viii C1lly shcJate the con
duct and character OF the Printer of the Sc
nate.~-.NGt. jar.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

Tbs Massachusetts Journal OF Saturday
contains several documents relating D. Co.
iombisn affairs, one of which Is proclana
ton of Paez, dated Valenohia. Cd March
deciari,1e Bo!isar ~ oot!ar, m,d ofaring a
rstoard ct u .0O0G'r his aao!tn Ths following
are extracts irom this document:
Considering that Siuon Bolivar has not
received from airy Legitimate govesnnlent.au
th0rlty to make war upon us:
ConsiIcrins taat The delence of our lives
and homes Is Of natbryl night. that in no wise
we have provoked this war, bat that On ths
contrary. We have maintained ourselves IN
an attitude, just, moderate and decorous res
pecting the RIGHTS OF our neighbours:
And IN tLC, consulting the safety Of III.
country, which is the supreme law, We have
decreed and do docrec-
/. All the citizens are authorized to kill
Simon Bolivar, his officers and seldiers. WIN
shall be found making war in the territory OF
Venezuela. or committing any act Of hostiG
ty against her peaceable inha bitanls.
2. IT any village, town or city, shall give
and TO the tyrlnt Bolivar, OF his followers, il
shall be outlaWed and burned
5. The Government OF FeuezueIa offers tb..
snm of - 900 for the head Of Simon Rol;yar
II be shall fire sun in this unjust ana vyjrJe
ed war, or shall be apprshendsd within thp
limits Of Venezuela
A. Tbs whole population are charged with
tic execution OF his dscrse.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

Society VIII ta',c p!sce on the &d Saturday IA
Nav, and trust 1t VII prove one IF the.most
useful Of tia Western Aaxii,aiias."
We understand 'b,t an Auxiliary Socety
wac . lso formed at v nehe:ter, andthc sum
ofsxly-od4 dollars contributed by the citizens
OF that place By RePTlcr.
M: Yo8E, May 10.
The Match Ra,c--tln SATURDAY.. at the APP
pointed hnqr. the match race tor .5GC0 be
tween Agjt,la and Ar+l. the Virginia ard
New York u,a9ss, took place, before con
siderabis assent Iage Of speetst'rs OH the u
nioA Course Ion. l.laod. 1hc day was va
corauoa'r fine, the course ia prime order,
ana the sport short and sweet. Betting was
nuch in i'tv0r of she |iiBinian, sbout one
hundred +, sixty was the general run oil the
morning.
ABIDE before one, the ANIMALS made theIr
appearance Aricis walked over she course
with considerable dcmurencss. She seemed
IS calm and EaconCCrned 10 her owner, Jet
at frequent intervals s;.s woufd ftng rom nor
heels and her heas! \ iittl9 q! ,!ia Virginia
FIRE Ariel Mas very Snowy, rc,.less ana APP
parantiY out Vi !uAa3r. " hen her Cashmere
was removed, she looked very pretty. An at
temnt was now made 10 ave betting iresa
stttl- bat It wolid got go At the fop OF the
drum The slarf was made. Arietta ou the
outside and Ariel On the inside Of tsle coHrsa
The C,r.a,,r lad The decids<; advantage Of tbs
start and ka.,t Il throughout Che ave rounds
~, rider Of Aii,lfA was Oulug ut) his ani-
nal the whole tiae. Wide Ariel was usder
full way. .p.4it ,go3l1 rat de. 'ibere va;
nc catching ia, Eir5inia mare, who took very
haudsotue long Jumps along the course, as II
.hc rojt her.ri} on her own SD. Towards
chs Last ne fAa. I. al round. ATiei made another
nnll and c-rrt an y littlc uDoo tas yirej,ian.
I'ke cnss WA 700 n, gone however. and Arr
eta came ont 4. ai.oit 3 ~. a sec. and from
eve or SIX Ieu,lths ahead. with great ease and
elegance.
f'ho hackers NJ A,i,I il,,n unhutioned their
nurse. the S,g.l, ..,rr;.d The div. and Mr..
Johnson tool, tho &aJn0. twisted IN the bank
bills with as mach sing .f.ojd a. he would q
enc" Oh 'oo"SG'' "A' went 20 gunner FL
From the Nv WI nit, Adv MAIN
CoLoMrlA--A correspondent Of ths Her
aid, who writes from MaIaca}hc. under date
Of eth March, says there are but three A
merican vessels up the lake, loading iustc for
st. Thomas, aad orc for Boston, which Will
Tor the present close the intercourse OF the
lake The people Of The United STATES need
look no longer for their supply CT lnstic lronl
that part Of the world tor tho present AL
there is warlike confusion; every point and
nook eoPaeiG Oh oeisnce = uflen'Io-- -,Ine
h.,.n aHoYt eono nnijo ;+oor.o9 ,!ats,,o;, ~
men. he adds, 1--WE have just heard that
Gen. Bolivar has marched into tie city o
Cueuta with II ,0OOmen, and captured it, and
which no would immcdistsly aayrison. AM
proceed against this city HE 'tue' viii b.
lremsnd ous--wo are sanGuine OF ocfca6ns
him' but much Ol9odshed IS expected I"nn5'
S 's "0 pa,nb. mn r" daSs, 10 rhSibor w.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

The Boston Courier has this paragraph
o.fls1ssais 69bslss ~ 10 those VITO nave nos
obtained copy tbls gentleman hevee ST..
Mr.. Camb.eIeng's Report, we canHos on
any thing better than on extract we ha''
seldom found d work semainlng so mnch ~
verify With So much good na!ars, ard so ma'a
"a trs with 50 much gqlid arguments
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09

that whatever Saue Of you may think of this com.
promise, 1t was regarded, by of the most saga
cious of the eastern and southern delegation as one
eminenty unfavorable to their sections of the
that not few of them who voted for il, ON the
18th Of December, when the question was between
It and the pestern plan, were, at TINT time, fully de
ternined tn vote against it's final adoption-tha in
altering that determination, which they did slowly
With many misglvings, and bitter reluctance, they
were mainly actuated by generous and patriotic
desire TO restore peace and harmony TO distracted
commonweslth--ond that they were so equally bal
snced between accepting and rejecting the plan of
representation proposed, that icathet would have
turned the scale, and caused them to rejcc, it.
TO CONTINUED
.iprcumc most of those who will do me the hopo, n,
hs ADDRESS, are already acquainted with the prom.
Henf Of the facts here alluded pasnen usage
deca'wn forbade me to explain them in the house;
ucn an explanation there necessary rs al! the facts
Known to the body that addressed of them I prc
sumo are not generally known in the couny and under
impression will briefly the whole.
was supposed, early pcTiol Of the session,
forty nine members constituting bare majority whole
ooH, who voted for the whe basis" the House of Dele.
gates could and would for the prucipc
sen'alion IN regard 10 the Senate And thu probable
na' oiy seven at least not ioryeisht OF that number,
were personally inclined adhere the white basis
principle Of representation In both of tho legislative bodies
ua'ei OF history and therefore, no mdecacy aCveTinc
to The TACT that tho vcnuSe Presden, of that body,
the f'riy nine. announced IN the Committee OF the Whole
cary IN november his determination To pursue different
course rom ABOUT ma, fme all hope OF making white pop
naon tho basis Of representation in both of the legislative
bodies wns necessarily abandoned If Col Monroe
the ony cenuen he would probably have vacated hs
ana gwen place to member disposed support the prime
throughout But this would not have avalci any thing or
on the day alter he expressed his views in the
ter member OF the openly declared conversations
his intention to pursue SIMILAR But
Instructions after ce.vad by the Alternate eesa
ton, (such al least, the often publicly
made aud never conradicted IN Echmoadl which compelled
hem also, TO abandon the prime pie of equal Representa-
ton OF the free white people OF the commonwealth both Of
The legislative bodies In fact the was. that they
were instructed for n mixed in both houses 1t
Mas SAID know not how truly tina, the Bedford delegation
lee OF whom had voted for the white basis the House Of
instructions
these three votes the p of the white basis both
utterly lost
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09

IN our report OF Saturdays proceedings, we ascribed
oHosuon made to the appropriation Hamden Sidney 10
WI "hams of ilenrco, instead of MIR Williams of Ha,
son. as we should have done Our foreman disjon,cd the
en"gs IN making them up for the press, was cor
rected IN the country edition '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09

.as Assembly Not ono in hundred Of them woulA,
on 10 60 u the door was open for them. nor woule
I've people vote Tor them Intelligent and discreest
,hs;ge wpnid rather much rather, be home i.
time We may expect another viz. TINT elders snse
deacons and church officers shall be di.fIancbscSre
anu IL inns succeeds, next the same dsa bilitN
20 all male communicates; and dnally TO all but in5
dels. Many think the iuhbitions in this article bce
ing altogether unnecessary, were unadvisedv NOT il,
oy enemies to Christianity, and to pave the Say ta
Many are willing to adopt the amended Cons,,uh
ton, provided some explicit expression in a writterb
orm can be set up, which muy shew on what ierml
or conditions they accept it. Without some such,
case, they 'nar they would sacrifice the equal rights
" eemcn and sanction aristoc atical principles nnds
measures, by adopting and ratiying the 'smendeJl
oo"S''ut'on' WESTERN CITIZEN.
W subscriber at Washington, returns us tbsS
Wing of Tuesday last. in which was rcpub;sbeS
the letter from Washington originally published. ind
the Enquirer, with this endorsements Benton. own
depend upon It." Itmay be so. 1t smells a little OK
the East Room"-yet We should hardly lima cno
that Tue gentleman would So have pulled himself
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09

~ We requested announce to the freebo,ders NJ
James City that Roscoe CoLE declines re ees,;o ~
the House OF Delegates, at the ensuing election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
July 9

n oath BUILDINGS, ut Long Branch ON the
II y atlantic Ocean.-The subscriber respectfully
informs her friends and the public in general that she
mas again rented the above elegant establishment, which
is now open for their accommodation and will con,;nne
so curing me summer season Attendants of the most
approved abilities provided The bar will be fur
nshea WIN tn, choicest Wines and Liquors of every
description, and the table supplied with ali the decacies
the season will admit o-The subscriber hopes by the
most dig ntattenton business 10 merit continuance
oil that patronage which has been so literally
upon her in former seasons. ANN PENSHAW
Widow Of the late William Renshaw.
Philadelphia, July s. I7-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
dhNE EIGHTH OF THE COLUMBIAN MILLS

q kNE EIGHTH OF THE COLUMBIAN MILLS
W FOR SALE-Pursuaut to decree of the supe.
ior court oil chancery Tor the Richmond District PRO
bounced OIL the 18th day Of April, $780, in the Gaze Of
MOORE vs. He'll, and oher-,I shall, Saturday, The 7,h
aay OF August, 1880 at IL O'clock, A. NJ on the pre-
ie' IN The city OF Richmond, proceed 10 sell Al public
eucuon 10 the highest bidder, credit Of g. IL aud
months, one undivided eighth part of the Columbia an
Ms' with the appureuances, conveyed by John Gcan.
perry aud wife, tn William and Philip Haxail by deed
John Bell therein
Bonds with approved security requred-and the title
retained until the bonds all paid.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. s. C C. RID
July o. Is IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

edmond IHEATRE.-Pror are Invited
"a 10 be made TO the subscriber for the purt base of
The Scenery. WdrdTObe, Music. Lamps ChandaIieys
SfTfHes, now in the Richmond Theatre. The Scere-
ry u entrelyneJc OF The best materials and executed in
very erehl'"oie manner.-The other property is such
as would he esteemed respectable in any like establish
ment The rent OF the Theatre il paid UP TO The Is
day OF October nex, and within the last nine months
me HOUSE mas undergone thorough repair, and has
been greatly improved. All communications mus, ho
made on or before the 18Th day of July next
ROBERT SCOTT Trustee
ne Editors OF the Baltimore Patriot, Philade pIia
U. s. Gazette, and N. York Courier and Enourer a.,
requested TO insert the above week I'LL 18Th Juv
and forward their to the Enquifer Office At
Richmond, for collection. ."
June Is. II-v,I5br,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

ANU U.s. capital stallion and racer will stand
81 ON Mr. Randolphs Estate, in the County of Char
iouc, the ensuing season. 1881. He is nine wears
old and was got by Sir Archie-his dam, Frenzy, by
Sans Cuioes out of Minikn by Prcsitent-Old Celer-
risiram Shardy-Janus-out of an imported mare of
Mr. Booth, OF Gloucester, who also imported Janus
Sans Cuottes, was got 10y old Celer, dax by old Med
ley, grand dam by old FearLought-He is well known
Tor his heauiiiol symmetry and iine stock, the South
aide OF James River. President, very fine racer aud
stallion, was also got by old Celer, his dam By Mark
Anthony, ont OF l.. Hardman's Benny Lass which was
by Jolly Roger out OF the imported Benny Lass.
Trstram Shandy was got by Morton's Traveller, his
dam by Janus.
AT the same place aud on the Same terms
GASCOIGNE,
own brother to Fora-,ix years DID, of great power aud
substance. He was go, by Roanoke, his dam the i'm.
ported mare, Lady G., by Handle ouian out Of Gohen
Locks by Delpina, which dam of Lord Foley's fa-
vouriie and famous S0Ohs0yer by Sorcerer-Y by
Sbark-Quick's Charlotte by Blank-Crab, SC.
Soohsaycr won the great ST. Leger stakes. and next
day the Doncaster stakes. Hc covered at TWENTY.
FIVE GUINEAs and stood nine successive years at
New.Maiket.
Farther particulars hereafter.
June is. l2-IOAu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
NNiFrY DOLLARS REwARD-Ranaway from

ENiFrY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
Il the subscriber living at the deep Coal Pits in
Henriro county the 10th instant, negro man nam
ed Nick, sboat forty years DID, feet or 8 inches
high, light cemple xon, thin vsage, and Summers a lit
Tie when spoken to. The dress he had on when he
went of was grey casnett coat blue pantaoons, and
white wool hat He carried with him suit OF coarse
grey casinett: the said Nick has one of his
hands, recoilected he has also several knots his
will give reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
prehenson OF the said slave II taken beyond the limits
OF the State and all reasonable expenses pnid or ten
dollars II taken within the State and delivered me
the said pits, secure'd in Jail so that get him
cd free papets and will attempt to pass as free man
forewarD all persons from harborng carrying him
out of ,he State. FAC. McGRUDER
April &c. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

HARSHALS SALE-By virtue OF a decree OF the
1VA Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, made the 18th day of January 1928 in the
case of Brytlie u.s. Stokes shall, on Wednesday the
2Sih day OF July next ofor for sale, public auction
10 the highest bidder, the premises, he tract Of
land of $50 acres heretofore sold by the plaintiff Cha
Bride, TO the drendan', German Y Stokes in the bill
mentioned" Teiirs--a credit Of IL Is and 81 months,
the purchaser execu,c bonds with approved security
Tor the purchase money and the title retained as ad
ditona security for the same
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ. s. G. c. n. d.
June Is. ll-tIs Or one of his danuties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
June l5 Lids Or of his deputies.

6NOrrON YARN irginia- Union Factory
~ situated IA miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond
The proprieors have hitherto forborne solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment owing to the circum
stance OF the portion of machinery in operation, being
90 limited, as to be insufficient supply the ders Of
those, with whose castom il red in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they can now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested and proven by exp.
rience and having procured such additional stock
oil machinery as 10 justify the expectations that they
will be enabled to keep stock hand, .ufi cient
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit more
extended share OF public paronage-with an assurance
that the article shalt at all times be furnished the
most moderate and reasonable terms.AIl orders d.
reced to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
Va shall be promptly attended io-and the Yarn de-
iivered either at the establishment, -deposed in its
vicinity the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose of
being conveyed by Wagons on return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des.
tinaiiou.
TIMBERLAKE & J. Ct j. B. MAGRUDER.
Jan I6. S6-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
By the Governor IF the Commonwealth IF Virgiaia:
A PROCLAMATION.


NHEREAS in pursuance Of an act of the General
w Assembly, passed the 18th day Of February,
1880, entitled, IAN Act, to amend act entitled an act
TO organize Convention, corrected polls VI the vote.
given In each county, town aud Borough, entitled to
send members 10 the General Assembly, upon the
ton OF the Ratification or Rejection 81 the Amended
Constitution Of Virginia have been n.mted to the
Executive OF Virginia, and have been by them careful
~ examined; and whereas upon such examination.
it appears satisfactorily the Ex. cnuve that a
majority OF SAID votes for ratyng the said Amended
Constitution: Now, therefore, |, JOHN FLOYD, G,y-r.
nor OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia by and with the
advice OF the Council of State do hereby proclaim and
make known to the people Of Virginia, that majority
oil all the qualified votes given, is in favor of the IA iii
cation OF the Amended Constitution; and that there APP
pear,
For the ratification thereof 26.O55 votes
For the rejection thereof 563 votes
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
seal OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond
this lst day OF July, 1880.
JOHN FLOYD.
The Editors who published the or amended Con-
sutuon, by authority Of the Executive requested
TO publish the preceding Proclamation in their
newspapers three times, and forward their accounts TO
this Department. accompanied by printed copy of the
terms OF advertising, AMI evidence that the publications
charged have been made.
July q I69.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

ETRESH DRY GOODS.-iu anticipation OF their
"a general advertisement, the subscribers INTERN
their customers and other purchasers, that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh American, British and French Dry Goods, in
which are included their importation from Eng
land WA New York; con'isting in part OF the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do. blue black drab, MKT fancy mxt Land lavender do.
cassmeres
Plain and fancy white London Marsees cuttings
White and cooureh ground chin'z printed do do. do.
Plain buff Tsilnett.-A beautiful assortment of the
newest styles OF prins.-Fdncy checked, striped and
Adrianople 64 style ginghams; A, 5-4 and Ga
cambria and jaconet musns-wNe bordered crava's
very superior and mix, aud striped linen and
drilis.-Ther assortment il now very good, aNd will in
a few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. f. s. E.JAMES, s. Co
April Is. II6-n Market Square.
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MOTICE.-The Subscriber Will resume the duties
Y of his School, !hs LIT July. The Of
studies will be preparatory TO College, embracing tho
rough instruction il the Ancient Languages, aud Ma
thematics.
Particular attention will he paid TO the morals and de-
pertinent Of tho'e entrusted to my charge
Tuition in the highest branches, Sl2 so
Common Englith brauches, 10 90
Board in the most respectable families, per
month"; exclusive of washing, 6
The heahulness Of lis location the refined and
raj society, and the cheap OF Board and Tuition
render Boydton very eligible sight fora Literary In
stution OF his we have sufficient proof, in ils hav-
ing been selected the seat OF Randolph Macon Col
Iegs.
The Session will be closed by examination on the
LIST and 81 Dc ccmher.
Those wishing TO 'end, would do we'll TO enter early
that time may be lost and the subscriber may better
arrange his easses. Payment will be exacted only from
the time Of entrance. JOHN J. WYCHE, a. NJ.
N. B.-Insruc,ion will be given TO such desire it,
In the French and Spanish.
June "a. 13-15,hJuly
uFThe Editors Of the Norfolk Beacon and the Ra.
leigh Sar, requested TO give The above four
tons and s>nj ihsir accounts to the Subscriber,
BoyjIon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

EDUBl.lC SALE shall sell at Public Arc, ION,
II Tor Cash, at King William Courthouse, on N on
day the 26ih oil July next, desirable little ESTATE
containing about 10 acres Of Land late the property OF
lhos N. Grymes, Esq.-This Land lies on the Pa.
mnnky River, within short distance Of the PIPING
Iree"-The Improvements consist of an haudsone
substantial, two story framed Dwelling House with the
necessary out houses, orchards &r-The sale will take
place az IL O'Clock. VIM. holland, Adm'or
June L. S-tds of G. b. Berkeley.