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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

VIRGINIA. In The ldte Di.r;ct Cout Of
Chancery dt Winchester. on ti.e iTM u II
prit, 1880
Rich Willis and Nancy Willis pllfs
against
James Russell ami Alexander Cooper, Exc
cu;ofs ofJohn B Craigh,il decd SC def ts.
ii ef consent of the parties by their counsel,
/ ELB the Defendant Alexander Cooper, files
| his answer: aud the further consent of the
! parties by thelr counsel, II is ordered, that 4
Master Commissioner of this court do exam.
inc, state aud settle tho accounts between the
parties, stating all sueh matters specially
teemed pertinent by himself, or which shall
be required by either Of the parties 10 be sl,e
cialiy stated. and make report thereof to the
| court in order 10 final decree.
\ Copy
DANE. LEE, &C.
gEsIIE parties in the above suit are notified
IL and requested 20 meet at my Office. III
Maftinsbnrg, on Saturday The 9Th dry If this
| month, and ,jsotiuce TO TIE all the neecssa ~
evidence aud vouchers, 10 cnatle ME to make
up the report required by tie or.ier of TeIe-
renee In :his cause.
SEAalANS GAnARD, C0m'r.
If The tate Superior Court IF Chaacerg
holden al Hachcster, AID also a Com.
missioner OF he Circuit Superior court
ef Lou md Chance,y for berkeley city
October II, 1888.
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Virginia State Lottery.
CLASS EIGHT.

TO construct road from the pennsy,sahia
line VIA Etizabethtown to the Ohio River.
10 be d'umt at Romney IA on Wtfassda
ne 24h day Of October, 1882.
SPLEN DID SCHE,lE
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Virginia State Lottery.
NUMBIl, Eight FOR 1889
DIRECT agents for the Managers.
October 4, 1882

To construct a road from The pennsliuas
mia Tine, Uia. Eti.eteiLtotcn, 10 lie Ohio
Ritet.
To be drawn al Romney, Virginia, on Weds
nesdaf, the 9Th day Of October, 1882.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
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Thrashil1g Machines
ron .<.HTE

VII Z subscriber offers for sale five Trash
q ing Machines, now iii gdod order and
OF the most approved description, being a
dapted to either four or five horse power
Persons wishing TO purchase viii please alt
ply IN case Of my absence, TO Mr.. John Nc
Cleary of Martnsbrrg, or 10 Mr. Peter ".
kerney at Walperls Tavern. In Jefferson
county, who will give me Information, and
prompt attention will be paid 10 the same Il
may be well 10 observe, that tile above men
toned Machines thrash out CloSer @sed end
Wheat with extraordinary clcanness and
dispatch The Machines will continue 10
thrash until sold
THUMAs i. Byrd
October IL, IsSa-4t
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Estray EorSes

GFRAfED from the subscribers residence
~ in Loudoun, near Peter Gtdiin's la
sern, on the .roed from Clarlestown to
keesbrrg. on Sunday the f5tfs Of July FAST, a
BLHCK HORSE, ~
about years obi M hands EpzZE{A
high with some white ia his face
ind his near hind foot white she,4@ES,n
(pefhaps others whiie1 he is n,h, h.lIt
horse, a natural frotter, and has a small hurt
on his back from tie saddle. A liberal re
ward wilf be given for the above horse, OF
such Information as viii enable me to gel
him agan.
| WM. CEENDINING
! Sept 81, ls92--'Js
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Notice is hereby riyen.

fHHAf a petition win be presented to the
a next General Assembly of yirginis, pray
ing FOR a law 10 make Road across the
North Mountain al Parks Gap. and to con-
struct Bridge across Back Greek. by means
Of Lottery. Oct. 4, 1889.
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Taiuable Torn Properly

FOR Sale.
q IN Monday, the | 9Th of November, being
W the first day Of the Court ofthe county,
| shall offer for sale, on the premises, to tie
highest bidder for cash, the
AazA Valuable Brick House
:..:A and Lot,
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
NoRTH-CARoIINA.

Cholera at Wiinaingtou.-We annex the following fromthe Wilmington Jour nal of Aug. l7th:
 The medical report for the forty tight hours ending yesterday, will be found below. It ought to be understood, that these reports embrace all the cases which have occurred within the range of medical practice of this place. A- bout 40 cases have becn'reported since the 24th of .july-and of these con- siderable number are from a distance of three or four miles around. We be- lieve that not more than twenty-five ca ses have occurred in Wilmington.
 Wednesday, Aug. l5.-City, 1 new cases; Hospitals, , do.
 Two cases occurred in .Brandywine Hundred, attended by our physicians.
 One of the cases reported Oh Mon day, has since died.
 Thursday, Aug. l6.-eity, 3 new eases-l dead.
 One case in Brandywine village.
 Another case reported on Monday, lead.
 's'he shl4e two cases reported at the Hos. Pitai yesterday, are eonYalescent.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
BURGUNDY PITcH.
Reputed efficacy in Cholera

SNUNo t.DSSSsSV ts O'SOtcfN Ns
 The following is q somewhat singular extract from a letter, dated 22d ut. rom q gentleman in Glasgow to his friend in Leith. $ 'Last night ireccived from my father, who resides in Frank iort, proelamaiions from the Austrian and Russian governments, by which it appears that the annexed plaster is q most complete preventive against the cholera; of 10000 people who have put them on, not one has yet been at lacked though in the midst of the dis ease. have immediately communica- ted this simple preventive to the Board ot Health, who highly approve of it, and arc getting them madeiiil thousands. The plaster alluded to. is of Burgundy Fitch, commonly called strenethnine Plasters; the upper part of peaked form, to be put on the pitofthe stomach. aud the lower part expanded, and to cover the abdomen"
 A learned professor of Chemistry. Matera Medica, and Pharmacy, in speaking of the action of rubefacients. has made the following remarks:
 - Il is principle with regard to the living body, demonstrated by many facts, that where morbid action ex- ists, 1t may often be removed by exci- ting different action, even of nor bid kind, in the same part, or in parts as contiguous to 1t as possible; and wheIsthe morbid action extends to the whole system, 1t may be removed by one of different kind, being excited generally, or in a particular part of the body
 Burgundy Pitch plasters produce mo- derate inflammation, and slight flow of serum, without separating the cu- tiele as blistcrs do; abd hence, when applied 10 the abdomen, they give tone and healthy condition to ifs yiscera, by occaslonlng derivation of the morbid action. ltis in this manner that the Burgundy Pitch plasters counteract the tendency to cholera.
 Within the last four or five days. if Is beiieved) nearly thousand of the citizens oi Washington have fortified themselves with this simple preventive. They arc, like Channing's prescription i oi cHInPiior, rc'5 innocent; and # tleu do 10 good, t'hsey eaiailoi possibly do ana harm. The facts stated in the letter of the gentlemsnfrom Glasgow, are cer- tainly worthy of attention.
 Su. s. Iclegrqph.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
SS5j 5. Admitted to the hospitals. ;,p

S55 5. Admitted to the hospitals. fia. cured :,I. Died ol other diseases. 1e :
 PARIS, July i'f.-For some time nast much has been said concerning the arm amcnts at Bresl and Toulon. All tbo, other seaports are likewise full of ac m tiyity. II would seem that ue are ac tualIy preparing for a conflict bot, b, land and sea; for we arc able to ar, nounce as q certain fact, that q col,sid erable order for muskets and other G.. arms has recently been executed on pac count of the government. The barrrls of these uuskets were made in Franc the stocks in Belgium, and the otbcr partsin other places. The orders wer. distributed in this manner, in orderto elude the notice of the public. Fur thermore, the department of marine i, on the point of contracting with house in Paris for considerable quantity of sea-furniture, such as steam engines cordage, coal, &e.
 In fine, there is talk ofeonstruetinr .i certain number of few cannon Of im' mense calibre, and other.alms, and orders have recently been given for great quantities of salt peter and pow. der.
 M,psrp, July l0.-TFfh he whole Court is in state of anxiety, in consequence of an.indisposition ofIhe King, them. ture of which is concealed by the phy. sicians. Our town is full of Carlists
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
HEALTH OFFICE.

Baltimore, August 2Gth, 1882, Report of ihtefments Ii the eit1 of Bal
 timofe, for the last week, ending this
 morning, viz:
 Teething 1; Cholera Tnfantum %; Bilious Catarrh 1; Marasmas ,; Old Age ,; Inflammation of the bowels l :; *CHOLI1RA \ 54; lpfantile Unknown $; Consumption7; Dropsy |; Still born ,; Conyulsions ); Bite ofa Spi- der l; Dysentery 3; Dropsy in the head |; Inflammation of tue lungs |: Suddep-l; Gramp Cholic 3; Intem. peranee ;; Small Pox l. Scrofula |; Bilious ieverI; Typhus feyerl; To tal l21.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

Week ending July 7, 1882, I9l
Total,

Thus showing that, five believe the number oi persons in the city to he the same in each period, the mortality of this year is toroio!d greater than fl was last year. But if we take into caleula. tion the immense number of persons who retired from the city, and the very large number of strangers who have been kept away by dread of the ehole- ra, we must set down the proportion of deaths at SIX times more than the rum Der which occurred last year.
 Out of the 395S deaths which occur red from the appearance of the cholera here, 10 the 18th inst. 26S3 were caused by that disease alone.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
BosToN. Aug. I6.

1S1o1Ne aux fOs
 The Cholera in Boston. n.-sVe learn. unoiflcially, that two cases of spasmos tiic cholera occurred in this city yester- day, both of which terminated fatally. The first was young woman, Miss Lord, aged about 2I, who was taken early in the morning and died about , o'clock; the other was married wo. man, Mrs. Foster, who was taken soon after breakfast, and died between and 3 last evening. These cases will be re. ported officially to the Health Commis. sioners this morning. Miss Lord died in South street place; and Mrs. Eos. 2 e: ;n the ( old Rand house, in at. knson street. Both were together in good health on Tuesday evening; and both arc said to be respectable. Nei. fher of the above persons have bcenout of the city for six weeks past.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

renee 1f tie tie ta cases cases ei ei tic tic l5tthl The Board seth forth, that sthey see no cause tor7excitement or alarm.
 The Boston Atlas of yesterday, says: 1 We understand from unquesiionable authority, that the two females who died of cholera on Wednesday, had supped together the night previous to tlfeiF attack Rpen wheftlebeffies and .saiillkk, milk, and cuenmhers.1
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
NORFOLK. Aug. I6.

IL gives US painful concern to say, that there is no meIiorationi the health of our town since our last number.-- The cases continue numerous, especi- ally among our colored servants, and with these, mortalityso quickly ensues. that we have little to hope from profes- sonai skill.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
TEzEG CKAepl4EsASAe

laE CHoLERA.-Ths epidemic has made it's appearance at Boston. Two cases occurred on the 18th inst. of fe- males, who supp cd on whortlebefries and milk, and eucumbers.
 Norfolk Ii contiinesto rage. The number of interments during 24 hours, ending Tuesday, i4th inst. were 2222, of which l6 were colored persous; Oil she 18th, there were 5 whites, II col oree; and on the l6th, 7 white and l9 colored persons.
 Tn Portsmouth, Va. there were dur ing 24 hours ending at 10 X. NJ. on the 18th, 10 new cases, 4 deaths; on the 10th, the new cases were IS, deaths }.
 National Bonner.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
BoARD OF HEALTH.

Utico, Aug. 20, l2 o'clock There have been reported to this Board since the reports Of Saturday, B new cases of cholera, 5 of which are severe, 20 mild, 5 5convalescing, l re- covered, 6dead.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

ss!!e..4an.wl.o arriyed in this place on yes. lerday from the Point of Rocks, states that six cases oi Asiatie cholera had oe- cured at that place, and that the tav- ern keeper had died of the disease.
 Winchester Republican.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
Friday, Aug.2i.

MonrALIry.-The subjoined table will show, says the N. '. Courier, the total number of deaths V vhich have oc- cured in the city of New Y orl, from all diseases, since the cholera first ap- peared among us up to the present time; and also the number which oc- cured in the same period of last year:
 Week endinp .TuIy q lQ2J or
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

Tuesday, Aug. 2l. New cases 52-Deaths Is. Interments 6s, of cholera 8.
 Wednesday. Aug. 9. New cases, for the last 24 hours, IS. Deaths p.
 Thursday, Aug. 9. New cases 72-Deaths 2S.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
From the New York Journal ofCommerc
 of Ang. g.
7hree dogs iater from France.

7777ee 00yS 1d1gT .71OHI T T0HeG.
 At i0 o'clock this morning, our news schooner Journal of Commerce came np from below, bringing us Havre dates ot July 2Oth, and Paris to the 10th, both inclusive.
 The news is more warlike in is cha raeter than has before reached us for some months.
 The plague IS announced as having made as iai4ifi,earanceat Constantinople.
 The cholera was raging at Paris witt considerable violence. Deaths on tn 18th, 205, viz: at large l52, hospital D. Increase from the previous day,
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
BOSTON. Aug. IS.

BOSTON, Hug. IS.
 NO new case of cholera had been re- ported to the Board on Thursday; and % panic was occasioncd by the occur
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

: Office of the New York Standard, Sunday, Aug. i9, 2P.M.-The Board of Health announce, that for the last 24 hours there have been reported 56 cases and Is deaths; of which 28 Ca ses and 9 deaths were in private houses, 2S new cases and 3 deaths in the Hos pitals, new case at Yorkyille-No report from Harlem.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
Aug.2f. noor

BALTIMORE, August D. Deaths during the last 24 hours from cholera, I5.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
PORTLAND. Aug. I3,

Two cases occurred on board the brig Aassess from orlk, Capt. Drink water, . Of this port, at quarantine in tIls harbor--one a white man. dead :: the other black, iu a state of collapse.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
Above 2l

Aiales 76; Females 5'7; l27. or which number Al were colored persons, 3S free, 6 slaves.
 B, order, DAv. HARREs, sec'g.
 TOf the cases Of cholera 9 were col ored persons, and with few exceptions. all were either of incorporate habits or had been irnprudent in zheir diet.- Hereafter the Board will make daily re, ports of the deaths that occur from cho- lera, as arrangements have been made to receive information daily from all the Physicians of the city.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

UrEcA.-The total number of cases which occurred in Utica from its first appearance there on the l2th nlt. 10 noon on the i7tI,, was 5l--deaths Is.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

NEwARK.-On Friday, Aug. i7th, the Board reported two cases of chole- fas and death. On Saturday, l3, and 4 deaths. The total number of cases reported during the present week, as occurring in this town, is 33?7: total deaths Il.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
Three or four cases have occurred al Wilmington, North.Carolina.

FRANKFoRD, (Pa. )-Six cases of eho- lefa, and } deaths from that disease, had occurred at the village of Irankford.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

UTICA, Aug. 1S. There have been reported 10 the Board since yesterday. 34 new cases and 3 deaths.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

Four cases, two fatal, were report ed in Washington, Aug. 2l.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

CAolera a''de Point ef R0eks.--A gen
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
BALrrmoRE. Aug. 8. 10 \. NJ.

BALTIMORE. Aug. g. 10 \. NJ. Deaths from Cholera for lust , :294 tours. Private Practice 9, Hospitals4 1, To- tai %.
 10 whites, 19eolored.
 Friday, Aug. 24. Deaths from cholera, lasi 24 hours. Private Practice 6, Hospitals f, To tal 10.
 Saturday, Aug. g. Deaths from cholera, last 24 hours. Private Practice 10, Hospitals 1, To- tal Ii.
 ALBANY, Aug. IT. New cases of cholera l2, s ssevere, and deaths. Up to the 18th ut. 6 cases of cholera and 5 deaths Lad occurred at PottsyiIle, Penn.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19

NEW YORK, Monday, Aug. 20.
 Neap cnseS. DedfhS
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-19
20
Aug. .3, noon.

Aug. U U, noon. Deaths 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23

90 X CHARLES l.. ClIRloflA&-As you
~ M are not an nhahjtaut Of the State OF NlrGi-
MIA, you are hereby notified, that shall, ou llc
first Monday IN August next and on the Two sue
cccdIng days ut the hous" of w liam f.dmunds, IL
the county of Barren, aud State Of kentucky, TAXI
the deposition Oh sand Edmunds and on the Mon
day following and the two succeeding days, at tn
house Of Richard Davenport, IN the county of W IA.
rem. and III the STATE of kentucky. shall tahe the
deposition Of satd Richard Davenport, which de
positions lsha offer evidence IN a suit in Chan
reFyl depending IA the eounty coQt of Amherst.
aud State of Virginia IA which am plaintiff, am
yourself and Others are defendants which suit Is
brought against You Is an absent defendant, for
the purpose OF suhlectins Your interest in the es-
tue OF your late father, IN thu hmds Of his eNr
cutors y The payment otmy debts.
I0ur obedl"nt servant,
WILLIAM l.. CHRISTIAN.
June -. 5W
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ExecNtor's Sole Of Ia,

nURSEANT 10 The ms: -. ,t.t r..
n Of Spencer Novel; dec d J s.. a.. .He.'
day Of August 49,, on lie premises So, -'a
public auction, tract or paicsl o. ,ana - %
appuftenanccs. containing 50 ar NJ. - Us
situate on both sd.s ~ ltaI.ss rs# - =. 's',
y Of Amherst any -. lib. IL. 21''
Of Lynchours-It e.'.. -. sa.a. ...is ,'''
the sad speneet Nars,l -. =. m. @I..l
death. % DIS
TINS IN. rom it sol. s-... ,.....,,.-.
ether s.ttr1tions. .s.#s.. h.. r., to-. '''
eh1sers Il absunas .ai. ,e.#l,rt "a, 49,. fsf
It Two good oretards, aodahoo. 20 a.r,s If 1..
io.y grounds and is IN r,nork1l,, b.a,.Ig m.
sthpod. ~"
Terms of s.le, Il tts.hl 5fors. I'VE. = tf......
In cagu. portions OF II u.Graas. a.,Y,,. "a '"s
slFcn. Tie purchaser s.yisg h,b2, wit. m.
personal security, anl deed = t,uslo on ill., ..a55.
self 10 sccnre the pay merit Of all he ~
session viii be dehv red on u fr.t ,g,,,.e W.
ry next aud IN the hra,l tlmc hr..tr ,rir l','
The purchaser 10 SOW crop Or crops ere,,.,,
Oh the land, H The ess' pesoll Of ,la
fill Should purchasers pt.frr tic Lld v.''1.-
div ded, AM sod III lots WI "
Ii1 Ite &" this lanl Il aelieqeI IN he #,,,,.....
tonably good, het aeflr4 Us ,y.,u,os NH
convey 10 the purchaser ar purchasers s,eb ill., y.
= vested IN MT fy the ~ Il .ttae ,,iJ ~,,.,..,.
veil, decd BENJAMIN NlRyrrr nv y. .,o'-
July lG 0'''''' ~, Il
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r. NOTICE.. I

TllE SUBSCRIBER having determined, with
n ina short time SINCE 10 remove from this
Place, hereby informs all persons indebted 10 HIM
of the same; with request that all such, will
come forward, aud make immediate settlement, As
1t will be out of his power to give any further indul
gcnec.
All persons havin" claims against him, will pre-
sent them iorpay ment; his present stock OF fresh
aud splendid goods WILDE sold atver,' reduced pri-
c"s, trom tins time u'tll he leaves Lynchbufg,
winch, will be very soon. J. q SHELTON.
June H. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23
WOOL-CARDING INLYNCH
BURG,

ENEURMAN * LYDICK have three Wool
n Cardng Machines, ready tor the approach
mg season, with NV cards and in nice order, rea-
Ny al "A short notice 10 card any quantity of Wool
that may be brought to them in nice order, and at
the low price OF SIX and squart.r cents per pound
1t Is necessary to bring one pound of lard to ten
pounds of wool or we Shall charge II. cents for the
greasing otthat quantity.
AT The Machines are situated in the house built
10y William Thurman, aoar the Horse Ford, and
ready It any time tn commence the work. We in-
tend TO try to give satisfaction.
June l. ON
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10 1rsetss = Hesdssts, .Hzrshai u ne fnie 81
pro- Coai Of LhaHttrg fos iht Lguchbafe Di.
b1ci, nHd Hnet E9iHs. thafis' Rarae. MHer
H. ION. JJhn Rune, aiBt'S n .iaueg Rai4g
dc and JsaPi n. HyodsgH fFor NJ Isft4Yn.,
Hoo fton. dfe The .n..f Hnei Rune fhsrlss
haiH,. Mir Bo0Is9B, Auneg iiaiae ~ fsf lite
fW'si aud 1.ei4aerfe Usotioii "a h. life ti.nf BE-
INK IL, stea1iit5.Gt 'ntd cog 4. u ood5on,
Marshal ~ sf,se,a,s
TatAkk NOTICE. lhaion Tie fri d4y ,l III.
D urIi ter" The Gireuu sup, rtor Cont oi
Law aud LhbnCtrs ~ the town OF Lynehb9ts
81 ihr Cnurt bou,e ia shId ta~n. shall by my al.
tlncy, move The Hon. Judge al sad la.i nsn,. d
s4.u1 {, fur dgneui aud anard ~ eIrGutIDa y.
Eatn.t YOU aud each ol yoBt ior the fac Imposed
b, l,W ~ cous'qafncs 81 IT, fAInts Of shd George
y. MORRISON. NJ fsbHi as afors,aid 10 ubke due
return af,uy rIreniion of 81 81 against Polly
Davidson, aha, Polly rrtt. Martha Ann Da.
sld,on. alias Maitbn Anu Virgin, an infant d,
sad Poly h"r nrlt lfienh, stephen Prrrnw AMI
Arthur Luchiirld-rhirh sad e,rcuiipn oi 6eyi
fIcas .suFd from the Clerks olce III the ,nid late
Superior Court OF Chancery III the L,nchhufg
District, dated on the 10Th day 81 June 1926, aud
rrtutnAble 10 the fret day oi The Oftutcf team
1926 ofssid lnst named conrt. IN. ,aid eIetu-
tnun ia due timc wtnt mic the bands al sad G-urec
Il. Woodson, Marshal es aforesaid, bur la, never
been returned When aud where you Will pletsc
attend, Your o6t ST.
THOMAS +. NRlGH 7, an inf,nt
by Samuel FIemmn-, his neIi friend
JIy 1G In
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Public Sale of Valuable Mill Pro
DprfN.


HDY virtue ola decree oil ;he Circuit Superior
ni Augusta, pronounced IN cause in which JnmrS
Paxton, guardian OF tue lnfant heirs of DAVID Row.
land dec. is plalnlitl and the said heirs and 9th
rrs are defendants. shall on tuesday the 2l.t
day ot August, 1892, sell on tho premises, NJ pub
lie salr, 10 the highest builder. on credit of one,
Two, three Hnl four years, lthe purchaser to give
bond and good security, and deed of trust on the
mon y onc -ndivldrd moiety oi the very yaluauln
Mil Property situate ~ lhr town OF Patton story
aud known rs III Pouonsburg Mills, and the mot
ely oil nue nall acre Lots attached Ia the Mil.
The Mill Is large and Cnmmodlous-ihr bulldog IS
OF hfiCk, on a Stone fouodAjioo-lha machinery
nearly new and III good order, and the supply al
water abundant. The Cuntlg unuS country - Qua
oftho finest wheat countries III the state al FH-
e,uia. Erom h locntlon, lhs Mil must AWAY 5
Command an extensive business. There /, attach.
ed IN he Mil large ana comfortable NO story
itamped hnnre, with toe necessary out house,
zee honse, stables, &c. There "a also n valuable
saw Mil attached TO the t,,ist Mill Inns ptoprr
ty belonged TO David and S,las How hand, aud IA,
one nall which drsrendrn - tie hers al David
Rowland, Nj b. sold under TINS derrre-the Other
halt belong,ng TO SAas Row land, will Us sold n
lhe properly IA be shown 10 persons wishing
10 purchase y Nj Marrn, or Mesas Caf'mil
d Wood. GEORGE ESkWDO +,
Noiu.ul-5lone, a c. (. l.. c.
July Is Ids