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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-27

1t Is impossible to read the Paris papers of the
present dav. without being highly impressed with
the force. ability and freedom with which they
are conducted THIS freedom IL, to BE- sure,
a, with US, warped too often BY party spirit; but
i, is not stained with the llcenuousness and per-
sonali,es winch degrade our press The opini-
ons and public conduct of public men. aud OF
other journals. are examined and commented ur-
On with the utmost keenness and acuteness; bu'
the tttle-ta,tle-the personal anecdotes, true or
false-the eavesdroppins, rs to tie private lite anu
social Intercourse of opponents. which occupy 80
much space IN many ot our newspapers--a are
wholly unknown. The discussions, indeed. he
tween opposing Journals are altogether imprr
sonal. both in England and France.--the name
Of the Editor or Editors. even though frequently
signed BY he Paris Journals to their articles. be-
Ing never referred to. ms is as 1t should be.
and is the necessary consequence resulting from
the fact. that to be- the Editor of paper 10 Paris,
a man must possess talent, character, and probl-
ty. Such men may. and Of en- are. m'sled by
parry into vrhemence of argument. and injustice
to opponents: but they never fnrset the selt-re-
spect which belongs to men of honor and gentle
men. When will the American. press be enti-
tied to such character?-N. Y finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-27

Capt GLADDEN.. of the ship Tecumseh, arrived
at Havrr from New Orleans, whence she sailed
on the 4th Dec. 1851, reports that in lat SO 20,
long. 50 10. he fell IN with small schr. called
Yankee. Of Folly Landing, Capt. Summers. hav-
ing her rudder entirely carried away, her sails
torn, and unable to steer her course: there were
five persons OF board, including the captain who
were in the most distressed state, and in great
want of provisions. having Tor two or three days
before had nothing but some spoiled Indian
corn and lard TO subsist on. The captain knew
nothing of navigation. aud had besides no nauti-
cal instruments OF board. When they were
taken on board the Tecumseh. they had been
thirty FIVE DAYS a, sea. On leaving Guidford,
in Virginia, they encountered violent storm,
which, Notwithstanding all their ertions, car
red them out to sea, and shortly AFTER thew broke
their rudder. This little schooner was going 10
fish for oysters. When taxed on board the re-
oumseh, the crew were hardly able to walk; they
arrived at Havre in perfect health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-27

~ A few Tickets TO be had in the Penn
), lvaE.s Union Canal lottery, capital prize Sy.M
Irawing expected 10y ths morning mail
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-27
UR.4U'S IO- UORROW.

DR.fUS IO-UORROU.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class 10 4 70 1882
viii be drawn in wilmington eia~are] on Tue'd'h
February %
90 prizes Of l.OOO-3o pr,ses Of 500 DOAan
Tickets IS; halves2 so; quarters IS
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No Z for 1888.
10 be drawn in the city Of New York on Wedns
da, F.bruar 9
90 Prizes Of 10000 Prizes Of 500 DeAG4
TIC, cts IS o., halves Z 50; quarters ] Is.
To be had m variety III Lun. ersst
=. II. WHITES
Of vy office, Royal n et
II Ord rs from the country specially s,ttndt TO-
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
POLAND.

The Brunswick German National journal con
tains under the head Of the "Present state Of Po-
land" the following account
The intercourse with Poland is now so difficult
thot the communications on the subject furnished
by public papers either give a general view Of tho
misery Of the county OF describe only insulated
facts that are soon forgotten, that II is impos.
siblo TO form a correct idea Of the entire system
that Russia is preparing for Poland. We have
lately received letters Of the ist, 4th, 9th AID 30h
Of Nay, which bring various, numerous, complete
and important statements founded on public docu
mcnts, and the evidence Of credtable persons. W.
abstain from all personal reasoning confninl
ourselves 10 the quotation Of naked facts, dates
names, and documents. II appears certain
that Russia has wholly renouncod the idea Of a.
taching the Polish nation by benefits and instiu
tions il has now recourse TO a severe, perhaps las
means-viz: the system Of the depopuaton Of the
country;i it desires the Polish land, bat not its in
habtants: IN consequence Of this system the fol
lowing orders have been issued:
Ist The coniscation Of the children. This
takes place in the provinces previously incorporated
with Russla--vz Lithuana, Nolonyia, Podolia anC
the Ukraine without any previous orders, merely ac
cording 10 the general ukase; the exceptions depenC
\ on the will of tho governor. II extends TO chill
dren of both sexes Ia the kingdom Of PolanS
which is nearer to Europe, it embraces only th'
male children, Of the poorer class-that Is to say
/ 1890 Of the male children. This measure wa
announced first as an ukase Of the emperor, commu
ncuicd by prince Gorozakow, chief Of the staff o
the army to NJ Tymowski, secretary Of the coun
ell TO the administration Of the kingdom, who stat
ed that il was his maestys pleasure that boys wan
dering about the streets, orphans, and those VIII
are destitute Of the means Of subsistence, shall b
collected together sent 10 Mnsk, delivered 10 III
commander of the garrison, TO be placed in the 5a
D ialions ofthe military cantonmenis, and to be a
e erwards sent to The divsionspssigned by the ch'
of the staff for the military colonies.
g The commander in chief, il adds, had receive
orders for the punciual execution ofh Uuies'y
= will and fund was assigned for the support Of q
j. BOYS, and for the expense Of vehicles 10 cnnv'
i them to Minsk. The prince marshall according
T. sent directions 10 the military governor and int
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

To an srtom il may concern. - Know ye that at
The regular Term Of the Orphans Court of The
County Of Wilkinson, to be holden in December
next, shall hle NY petition for my right of Dove,
m the Estate real and personal of which my late
husband George Is. Newell, died seized aud pos
sessed, viz
One Thrd ofa Tract % Land situated on the wa
ters Of Fhompson's Creek containing One rhous.
and Acres, more or less, (oeng the Land on wnel
my SAID deceased Husband last resded) 20 en-
brace the Mansion House, one Gin House, the
Kitchen, Stables Burns and other out houses
Also one chld's partor portion of the Personal rs
tate consisting Of Ga Negrocs,a Stock of Horses,
Cattle Hogs, Sheep, Mules, &c also of Farming
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
90 Shares the Capital Stock olthe Planters Bank
Of the State Of Msssspsi, at Naichez, which per.
sonal estate is estimated at "a, 1863 so 100 dollars
LYDIA II. NEWELL.
Nov. 17ih, 1889. 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
J&JMG6Je Property
FOR SALE.

f& THE Undersigned, Trustees and Exc
1' cuiors Of he last win aud Testament Of
!, ~. James Green, deed. in pursuance Of the
ssfs vested in them by said viii, will sell that
n known improved PLANTATION, belonging
he Estate of said deceased and known as "THe
rea Plantation :" being in the State Of Louisiana,
! he Mississippi river, about eight miles below
hla or Natchez, containing about one thousand
eighty acres Of land; near five hundred acres
which are cleared and under culiivation-there
ngon the plantation mill, a first rate gin. good
elng house aud brick negro quarters: together
10 about FORTY NEGRO SLAVES on the
nhiion, and all acclimated; horses, mules,
Nj, and farming utensils Of every description.
lG terms of sale, apply to f Stanton, Esqr.
he city of Nalchez, or TO the undersigned,
na Raey, in Adams county. Possession 10
blsn TO the purchaser as soon as the present
pseh he gathered off the premises.
lThey will also sell in the same manner aud up
The same terms, the Point Plantation, belonging
he Estate Of said deceased lying in the State OF
hnisiana, about fifteen miles below Vidalia, on
y Mississippi river, containing about two hun
"a and eighty acres Of land, seveniy-fiye acres OF
heh are cleared
The undersigned will also expose TO sale at the
sut house, in the town Of Port-Gibson, on SA.
IURDAY the 10th Of December next, at public
Econ, to the highest bidder, that valuable tract
fLAND, belonging to the Estate Of the said Jas
iom, called "Boling Green" lying in the coun
Of Claiborne, State Of Mississippi, about Ten
lle North or North east Of Port-Gibson, above
leGindstone ford, and adjoining lands Of the late
hnlel Burnet, containing about fifteen hundred
Eps; between six and seven hundred acres q
PHeh were belied about fifteen months since. Fo
aore particular description Of the property, appl.
M. J.J. Mitchell, near the premises, or the un
ersigned.
JAMES RAILEY.
4 TERMS. "A credit OF one, two, three and fou
bars, without interest, the purchaser giving not
IN each annual Instalmeni, with approved securl
b and mortgage upon tue property,
JAMES RAILEY, Trustees an
ELIZA c. WOOD, Executors Q
MATILDA RAILEY,) } Jas. Green.
November l6, 1882. 47w4
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
wilkinson County.
Ourua,,-s fs,,4,a


OnrmANs' CouRT,
.,o,, August Term, IG32i
TIE Administrator Of John Council. dcconscd.
having aiihe present Term Of this court exhibited
an account and shewing Of tbo debts and personal
estate on oath, which is examined, allowed. and
ordered to record, by which statement il appears
70 ms Court that the personal estate of the said
deceased IS insufficient to pay the debts thcreof
II Is therefore ordered that citation issue 10 al
persons lnlercsiodn the lands tcnemculs and here.
dlamenls Of the SAID deoedcni, to appear befaro the
Court on The iouuhd day oftIe noxt December Torn
OF The said Court, 10 show cause, if any they can,
wly The lands, ienemenis and hcreditamonts Of the
SAID deceased should not le sold, or so much there
oias shall be necessary orinying the debts Of the
said deceased; and IT is likewise ordered, that the
foregoing order be published according tolaw.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest, EDWARD FELTUs, CLERK.
46 BY Geo W. MILLER, ID. Clerk
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
N1TCE

THE undersigned late guardian Of Eliza Davis,
formerly Eliza A McGmw, will al the next Decem-
Der Term ofthe Orphans Court ofWilkinson coun
w. present his account Of guardianship Of said ward
for final settlement and allowance.
JESSE BELL, Guard.
Nov I7th, 1889. 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTYCE

TIE undersigned administrator &c JOHis non
of the estate Of Cabin Porter deceased, will, at the
next December Term Of the Orphans Court of the
County of Wilkinson, present his account Of said
estate for final settlement and allowance
A. DANIEL, Admr.
Nov 18th, 1889. 4G
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
YOTICE

THE undersigned administrator ofthe estate of
Samuel Harrison, deceased, will at the next De-
cember Term of the Orphans Court Of Wilkinson
county, present his accounts with said estate for r.
nal settlement and allowance.
WILLIAM l.. BRANDON, Adr.
Nov I7Ih, 1882. 40
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator on the
Estate of John Nershdm, deceased, will at the
next January Term, 1888, Of tie Probate Court OF
Amite County, present his accounts as Admins
traitor for final settlement and allowance.
DAVID DAVIS, Admr.
Nov. f7th, 1882 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED Administrator on the
Estate of J. W. Eirards, deceased, will at the
next December Term, 1889, Of the Probate Court
of Wilkinson County present his accounts as Ad
ministrator for final settlement aud allowance.
JOHN OGDEN, Admr.
November II, 1882 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

THE undersigned administrator de boais non
of Lopicy Carson, will, at The next December
Term Of the Orphans Court, present bis accounts
with SAID estate for final settlement and allowance
WIN. +, MAYES,
Admr. dc bonis non
November IS, 1889. 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
ADVERTTsEWENrs.
BRIGADE ORDERS.

HEADQUARTERS,
'PossuM CASTLE, 18Th Nov, 1882.
Election will be held, on SATURDAY the 22nd
Of December next, at the Court House, and the sew
rseiret in Wilkinson County, for the purpose Of elect
Colonel C0mmandant Of the 9th Regiment, lst Bri-
1d Division, NJ NJ. to fil the vacancy occasioned
n, Resignation Of Col. George H. Gordon.
NJ officers detailed TO conduct the Election, will make
several returns ofhe vote at respective precincts
I'm 10 the Bngader General.
WILL. L BRANDON, General
Commanding the lst Brigade, 2nd Division, NJ. NJ.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
JAMES RAILEY.
EXECUTORS SALE.

AGREEABLY to an Order of the Honorable
Orphans Court of Adams County, at the October
em, 1882, we will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder ON credit of twelve months, the
purchasers giving notes with approved ondorseFs,
the following tenements, lots and parcels OF land
belonging to the estate Of Thomas Foster, dec, TO
Wit: Eight hundred arpens Of land on the Homo
chilto river in Wilkinson county, near wilson's
ferry, purchased Of fJohn Foster, by deceased, bear.
ing date March 30lh 1894; also an Island IN SAID
river, adjoining the above tract, containing one
hundred and 6ily-iwo arpens also, 400 acres lying
10 Copiah county, adjoining the lands OF John
Speed, viz. the south east quarter dissection num-
Yer 10, in township TO- north Of old basis parallel
ast degree oflatude, in range g, east OF basis me
adan Of land district, west Of Pearl river, contain
ing l6o oz.IOO acres; west half Of 5. quarter
Of section number Z, township 10, north OF same
parallel, same range and same district, containing
70 72.I0O acres. West half of s. w. quarter o.
section n, same township, range and district, con
'aining n 1900 acres. And east half OF ). w
quarter of section 49, same township, range and dis
hici, containing 10 8l-l00 acres;. also, two tow
lots in the city Of Natchcz, adjoining the residence
otMr Thomas Barnard, being lots No and =
IN square number 90
WM. X. COLLINS, J
WM RARNARD. ) ISr'FS 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
PRINTED & PUBLISHED
nY wM. A. A. CHISHOLM.
q'ER]IS

rlE price Of this paper is roUR DOLLARS per annuu,
uass, crfIvE norIARs at the expiration Of the year.
~ to notify di'couiinuanec at the expiration Of the
7 essrlbci for, will be considered as a new engage.
,wrnrrEarrNrs conspicuotsly inserted at ONE pot.-
ar aiusfe (ten lines under) for the first Insertion
rrfs crNrs for each continuanco-longer ones in
sus poportion Payment 70 be made when the ad.
y,mcas Is lefi for insertion, or on demand
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
WM. X. COLLINS,
WM. BARNARD, Er'rs. &c
DANL. McMILLAN,)
ovember Q, 1889. 46w3

THOMAS C. WEST, will practice Law in
the Courts Of his county.-Also in the Circuit
Courts ofAmte, Pike and franklin; and in the Sn-
pTeme, Chancery, and District Courts at Ntaehez
dice next door 10 the Nessrs. Kellogg's.
WoodriLe, April q8h, 1899, II
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
OFFICE OF THE WEsr FELIcrANA
RAIL RoAD COMPANY.
Angust N, I032.


SEALED proposals will DO received from the
,st of October until the 18th Of November next,
or the grading on the first division Of the West Fe-
ciana Rail Road, beginning at the Mississippi rv-
or near ST Francisville, and extending IN the drec-
tion Of the present travelled road to Woodville,
distance of eleven miles The division will be
laid off into suitable sections, and the Engineer OF
the company will be upon the ground to give the
necessary explanations At the same time viii be
received, proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
erals for the formation Of the track, consisting OF
scantlinp Of red cypress, cedar or pine, six inches
| by six inches in width and varying lrom sixteen
10 forty feet in length all lengths varying from
each other BY four feet. Wooden seepers Of ey-
mess. white oak, locust, cedar, mulberry or willow
from to 8 inches in diameter, and from seven to
eight feet in length. ,,,,,,,.,
JOHN n. DlLLAHUNTY,
35 Chief Engineer.
~ THE time for receiving the above propo
sols Is extended until the 18th day of December
net nv order Of the Board Of Directors
JOS JOHNSON, Presf.
November l2lh, 1882
CHAUNCEY S. &, H. ID. KELLOGG cor
,;nue 10 practice Law as heretofore -Iher "
fee is opposite the Bank.
WoodrHfe, January G, 1882 SyI
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
PUBLIC SALE.

INTENDING 20 remove TO III,
u western country. ] will offer. AZ
public sale. oa Monday The sGii ,Es,s-,f.
t.uareh,) at my residence within a m,,,.
oil ohepherds,o~n. the following proper
ty. VIZ:
Draugbt Horses, Brood Marc. fons
with iosl by Eelipse.)
Colts. Mich Cows. and Hogs.
Two Wagons. one Of which i, new
Cart-barsbear and shovel Plourh..
Gears OF different kinds,
a first-ratc Wheat Fan.
A Patent Cutting Box,
A quantity Of Hay,
All OF the Grain IA the ground.
Abou, 5000 weigh; OF Bacon,
Beds and Bedding,
Handsome Mahogany Tables,
Buresus-Desk and Book Case.
Chairs. Wash Stands, Sc. sc.
Will be offered for sale. At the ,,na
Tune. u not disposed of by private con
tract. one Negro Woman aged IS years,
With . ehiid years old. Aiso, . negro
Boy years old
Nine months credit will DO given ON
all sums Of IS and upwards; all sums
under SIS must DO cash. The wheat an
The ground will be sold on a credit Of six
months. Bonds with approved security
will be expected. and no property 10 be
removed until the term, Of sale DO com 4.
piled with.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS.
March I, Is32-5t.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
JAMAICA.


We have awful details Of the late
proceedings Of the slaves In this Is.
land. One hundred and ftfy estates
bad been laid waste by fire-some Of
them the most extensive IN the island
AID the whele damage, from this
cause, 10 put dovs 81 fifteen millions Of
dollars. More than ftoO thousand
slaves had been killed or executed
hung up by scores, and without
much ceremony, OF shot down, At
sight; and great number had been
hogged a Ia miiitGire. The number
OF white persons Killed, is no, stated.
Al ons time, IL 10 said that fhirfy thou
sand negroes we're embedded. some Of
them armed. The governor issued q
proclamation dsnouoeiug the pun
ighmenf Of death On Eii Who did cot
surrender before the 10th Of Februa.
~. snd orders we're issued sgsinst
the publication Of the confessions Of
sny Of tbs rebels, relative ~ the
conspiracy" The " Maroous," ap.
pear TO have rendered most inpor.
tant service TO the white population
10 this great emergency. We thee
all this class Of persons had been sz-
peiied-by one Of the grossesi viola.
items Of the faith Of treaties which
had marked modern times; sod yet
the rennnot eombats on the side
Of those who Sc much wronged lhsis
fathers and themselves
a KinEstoa paper Of Jan. a.. our
latest date, says.--'It isevident that
he neck Of the rebellion IL broken,
bot whetherihe measures which have
been pursued vill indsce the rebels
vho tsok shelter in the woods 70 r..
iarn 10 duty or ROt, time oaly can tell.
a letter from the head quarters Of
Maj. Gen. Hilton, dated JsS. -, says
ave ere here 10 the midst Of
burnt estates, but you must not sup.
pose that the whole countFy locks
black ssd burnt. With the exeep-
sioA Of the works, the whole eoVstFy
- green; fec Of the canes have been
burnt, and those which have, still
sbov green tops.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Public Sale.

"ILL be sold, at the late real.
w dence Of James Dougherty. do
ceased. at Hampers Ferry, on Satuydau
The 24h inst (.hureh,) the personal nro.
perry Of said deceased, consisting oil
Beds. Bedsteads and Bedding.
Three Walnut Tables--one Scttee.
A dozen and half Of Chairs,
One Mahogany Bureau.
One do. Secretary corner CupboarJ.
Three Isn-Piote Stores,
And oil the Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Afrst-raie Riffs good Fowling Piece,
An excellent Mich Cow,
variety OF Liquors--a number OF
empty whiskey barrels. &c. &c
Terms Of saie--Nine month"; credit
will be given on all sums OF and sbovo
50. the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security; for smaller sums, tho
cash Will be required
- A Negro Woman belonging 20 tho
estate, about % years OF age, who is an
excellent hand on a farm, a. well as a first
rate cook and washer. will lie sold at pub
lic auction, before the Court house door
~ t,, Chariestown, on The 9th day Of March.
Terms made known Oh the day Of sale.
%, y e. McCABE, .idmt
Srn We ,'iH Hnne.red q jas. D'uyherty decd
March !. 1882.
O. All persons having claims against
the estate OF James Dougherly. dec
VIII please present them, properly autben-
heated. for settlement; aud those indie bted
10 the estate by account or otherwise, are
requested 10 make immediate payment.
u. C.. McCADE
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
February Term, 1859, in the County Court
lillian r. Harrington,
Pr .rNr,-r

AGAINST
Ca6rieia .4ug,lsf0 Harrington. Geo.
Lafayette Uashingion, LUCY Hash
ingion. Christian Maria Uashing Q.
Ton, Inn Clemson Washington and
Lucy II. Todd, DEFExpAxrs.
IN CHANCERY
VNHE defendants, Gabrielle Augusta wash.
ington and Lucy y Todd. not having
entered their appearance and given security,
according TO the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF thi, Court; and il appearing by salts.
factory evidence that they are not inhabi,an,,
OF this Commonwealth; II Is ordered, Tina,
the SAID defendants do appear here on the
hrst day Of the next May term of this Court.
sud answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in this county for
TOO months suceessively. and posted At the
front door Of the Court. House of lhis county
Copy-Tes,e,
March 8, 1882.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Sale of Valuable Property,
HIRING OF NEGROES.

AAAxM0 OF NEGROES.
NALL be offered. At public sale, TO the
w highest bidder. on Monday The 26,l
instant. AZ the residence Of the subscriber,
about four miles north of Winchester,
8 or 10 head Of first-raie Horses, Mare,
and Colts,
60 head Of Ca,,is-Hoga sheep. In fine
order,
A set Of Blscksmiibs Tools, almost new.
Ploughs Harrow, and Farming Utensils Of
all kinds,
Two Wagons and a Cart. nearly new
With many other articles unnecessary to emu
merate.
credit Of nine months will be given on
All sums over ten dollars, the purchaser giy
ing bond with approved security for sum,
OF and under ten dollars, the cash will be &c
quired.
bC3~ Al the same time and place. viil be
offered for hire, until the 25th Of Deeember
next, or elk young and sctiye NEGROES,
consisting OF Men, Women, Boys aDd Girls
among them, toierAble good biacksmith.-
Bond aud approved security will be required
HENRY GUNNELL.
March 8. ls32.-ts
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
FOR SHE.

I<HE subscriber wishes 10 di,poss
Il OF at private sale, his Merchant
Mill and Saw Mill This property is ii :
,ua,ed bout miles south Of Chsrles,oun.
Jefferson county, Va, and one and a hair
miles from the Shenandoah liver. These
mills are on Bullskin run. and in a rich
and productive wheat cosntry Tho
Merchant mill is calculated 10 do lrst-rate
merehanisble work. There are abou,
~ acres OF Land more or less attached
With comfortable two story Brick Dwell.
lingHouse - Kitchen. Anyperso nishine
to purchase, will Of courss view the pro.
perry. The terms will be liberal, aud in
formation can DO obtained by application
TO The subscriber. living mar the pre u.ises
" this property should not he disposed Of
before the 70 day Of April next. IL will be-
sold at public sale on that day. The
terms viii be made known on the day OF
sale. a great bargain can be had, as tho
subscriber - determined 10 sell
DANIEL HEFFLEBoWER. Sr.
March I. is32-tS
- The editors Of the winei,c.t, r Rcp,,i.Iie.,
and Nirgin,an, Hagerst0wn 1otci, I,el,,. 40
Frcderiek'ovn CHiyeD, will pI-as- paliiiuh 1he
aeovc tines and fur1ard their aeee,uu,, a. H..
Oihee tor collection