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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY
BANK.

Wiliiams Port February LIST. 1888.
DY A RESOLUTION Of the Board of
ED Directors Of this Institution, the follow
ing scale and rates have been adopted for the
government of the officers thereof in receiv-
ed deposites Of money. to limited amount.
subject to interest, Wig:
For deposites payable si1l
months after demand, cert per annum Of
ficates shall be issued bear 2 5per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For deposites ayable nine
ty days after demand. cert per annum Of
hcates shall be issued bear per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For deposites payable sic
ty days after demand cert per annum Of
ficates shall be issued bear 2 per cent.
ing interest at the rate
BY order,
GEO r MOSHER, Cashier.
February Z, 1888 7-Iy
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-23
NEW GOODS.
HOGMIRE s. BOYD,
Are receiving their supply Of
Spring & Summer
G 90 I'D s.

Comprising very general assortment oil
British, French, India, German and A.
merican Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
and Glassware, Stationary, SIC &c. 70
which they respectfully invite the attention
Of their old customers and the public gen
orally, assuring them they shall be fur
nished on the very best terms.
May 9, 1888.
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Feb. 2sfh. 1885
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SfRGIN1A.--En The Circuit Superior Court d
LasD and Cianeay for Berkeley county
MAY RULES, 1898.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26
WHO WAS JESSE.

An old master, who usually heard
his pupils once week through Watts
Scripture History, and afterwards ask
led them promiscuously such questions
as suggested themselves to his mind,
lone day desired young urchin to tell
him who Jesse was! when the boy
briefly replied: "The Flower of Dunn
blanc, sir"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

We have, to-day, a seasonable sun
ply Of foreign intelligence TO vary the
complexion of our columns. The mosl
important part of it is that which relate,
to Spain, which seems to be- in a fair
way to become the theatre of anothe,
war of succession. 1t viii be- remem,
bered that the claim of Don Carlos ,C
the throne rests upon long established
constitutional law of Spain, which Fer.
dinand undertook to rescind by royal
ordinance, issued about three years be.
fore his death, in favor of his daughter
by the present Queen Regent. II is
SAID that the clergy, the mobiles, and
even the great mass of the people, are
IN favor of Don Carlos, and that tho
Regent is therefore compelled 10 pur-
chase the support of the Librrais aud
friends Of the Constitutional Cortes, by
promises ofreform. This, and the fact
that the Regent is sister-ln-law to Louis
Philippe, gives some little show of pro.
liability to the report that a body of
French troops were on their way to
SPAN 10 AID IN suppresslng the move
ment in favor of Don Carlos: but such
an interference could hardly fail to in.
volve oil Europe in the contest. In
that case the sovereigns of Russia,
Austria and Prussia, would naturally
cspouse the cause fDon Carlos, while
England and France would lend their
aid to the Queen Regent. But both
the claimants to the crown have as
little positive claim to the sympathy OF
the friends Of liberty as Miguel aud
Pedro.
Among theexiracts from the English
papers brought by this arrival, is a long
communication from Captain Boss
which was addressed to the Secretary
OF the Admiralty and laid before the
Lords Commissioners. 1t is not of uf.
ficient interest, in comparison to its
length, to induce us TO give it insertion
just now. Itappears from the subioin-
ed paragraph, in which the results Of
the expedition are briefly recapitulated
-thatthe true position Of the magnetic
pole has been discovered.-Bah. An.e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26
GREAT ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.

GREAT ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
The most remarkable of the phe.
nomena that this year (1S34) will hap.
pen, is the eclipse Of the Sun, on Sun
day the thirteenth Of November. This
is the third Of the very uncommon Sc
ries Of five large eclipses, visible to
US, in the short term of seven years;
the fourth Of this series will take place
May 18th, 1896, and the last Septem.
Der 18th, 1893.
The eclipse of the present year will
doubtless receive great attention thro'-
out our country-In those places where
its magnitude will not exceed seven
digits, much diminution of light is not
to be expected, even at the time of the
greatest observation; perhaps, howev-
er, it may be sufficient to render visi-
BILE the planet Venus, then about 80
| degrees Z. S. L. of the Sun, and
much nearer the Earth, than usual;
nor will the observation be very grea,
where the eclipse is ALMOST total;
since 1t has been observed on forme
occasions, that the uneclipsod part
even when reduced to a mere point
sheds sufficient light to render small
objects distinctly visible, and invisible
the brightest Of the stars. Indeed on
account Of the refraction of the Sun.
rays by the atmosphere Of the Earth
the darkness can hardly with strictness
be considered total, even where the
Sun is completely shut out from the
light. In the great and remarkable
eclipse of June 10th, 1906, when the
Sun was totally obscured, at Boston,
for five minutes, as much light remain.
ed as is given by the moon when full;
| and greater darkness will not proba
bly, be experienced, in any place, on
the present occasion.
Throughout the United States, how.
ever, great depression of the Their.
mometer, if placed in the sun, will
probably be noticed and, for some mi.
nutes before and after the moment o.
greatest observation, the power of Q
lens to produce combustion, by con
densing the solar rays, will be quite
if not entirely, destroyed. AT the time
Of the Annular eclipse Of February
18th, 1881, it was observed by thu
Editor, that the thermometer in tn
sun, fell from 70 to 90, and that dur
ing the continuance of the ring, n
sensible effect was produced by pla
cling its blackened bulb in the focus c
a powerful burning-glass.
| This eclipse as will be seen on pla
cling the path of the centre, will b
total in small part Of the Territory o
Arkansas, and of the State of Mlssis
sippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Soutl
Carolina. The principal places, u
which the obscurity will probably b
complete, are Charleston, Beaufort
S. c. Savannah, Milledgeville, Tus
caloosa, and Little Rock. The great
est duration of total darkness in an
, place will be about I'm. $685., at Tu:
: caloosa, it will be about I'm. 53s., an
at Beaufort, I'm. 46s.; these place
, lying very near the central path. A
Charleston and Savannah, the dura
v atr-sa #7w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

A pet bank nots.-A five dollar note OF
the Girard bank, got into the possession of
a gentleman of this town, the other day,
accidentally, in the course Of business; and
not wishing to keep bad company long, he
made an early and an earnest effort to get
clear of it for something like its Value
Finding he could get nothing for it, he
tried to put it off even for ealicoe. 10 this
he failed. He then tried to get shaved for
it. But was alike unsuccessful. And doubt.
ing whether he could even get half shared
for it, be resolved to return it to the per.
son from whom he received it; and ac-
cordingly did so. leaving him, unfortunate
| wight, 10 make the best Of bad bargain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

90 much for the credit OF the government
pets, and for the operation Of the reform
Torch Light.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

Cat out of the Bag.-It was sub
iect of some speculation why the Vice
President remained in the North when
he should have been doing his duty in
the South. The mystery is explained
when he is present, the committees
of the Senate are appointed by ballot;
but if Mr.. Senator White is in the
chair, he appoints the committees-so
that an anti. Van Buren, Senate might
appoint very different men than a Van
Buren, President pro. tenn. would him.
self select. at is your bull, sir, that
-gored my OK. "-N. Y. Ere. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

at all be possessed and safe under the
general government. A consolidation
has been begun, more imminent and
formidable, than that which has nearly
engrossed the speculations and fears of
the South for SO long a time. South
Carolina Modification has dwindled
and faded; it hasgrown vapid and stale.
It IS superseded by that of the Kitchen
Caolnet;--the orators Of the South and
their old antagonists of the North have
fresher and more momentous theme
and interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
Blue Ridge 'iurupike.

a. EALFD Proposals viii be received until the ID
- da, %; August for the construction Of Turn
pixie hu.d from point near the lower end OF James
Rive. { ,Has al he Blue Ridge tt n point on the
biLN the North R'vcl near the upper end CT said
cN'd'-d s.aFcc little over nlne miles.
= oeaoan oftbiS road has beeu divided into
.'T The first, fom the Moth river 10
10 Blue Rdse-the second, from tho
- sIa4utaIn 10 the toll bridge across james
"t'''- - the third section, from the Blue
r,,I,-- = ose the lower end Of the Canal.
B'dd'rs will therefore make their propositions
for making onc or more sections, including
Bridge across Snow creek in the third section -
for the Bridge separately aud will designate
their terms as 10 payments and time of completion.
1t is to be understood however that the Preside ut
and Directors of he james River Company viii
prefer making payments for cach nile when fin
ishcd, retaining ) per cent. OF the average pee
per mic (tae CONT actor IN the mean time Ike pnt
I've ',nd Ia good repair until his contract Us tom
rri'd and receve,l) and preference may be 81
ven 10 those who give full assurance of tn com
p!eton of the contract on or before the Is, day OF
August, 1884.
Bond and good security viii be required
@ill attend at Balcony Falls Post Office, near
the uppe, end of'hc Canal, on the = ! and iih FRI.
days and Saturdays Of the present nIontu prepared
to show the lire, field notes, specifications, and
map of sand location; and will attend al the same
place. on the III day Of August next, to receive
such propositions us may rot have been received
b fore thar date WILLIAM PAXTON.
For and on behalf OF tho Pres. & Directors OF
the James River Company
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

>0iRGINIA-ita eenrt held for Neso. .n1nt, a.,
court hou.r, Mond1y the 24ti hsr of Juuc ~,
William J.. Perki1.. Pitt. asnn.t Nillam : e.
Jtfs,s iIaS den aud ionng Hawkins. Dcns e'f
f,n the motion NJ iii. PsmtH, nv counsel. I, bo et,,
bill aud IL appearing To the salIsfat tim uf the cn
the defendant Wm =. cahcll, IL moi iuiaAs,,, : -
Connonw ca,h, and " ithont the jurisdiction TN c,
Il - ordered that the d,fendahh, Jars IiaNdrr A.,
Young Hawk las, be restrained ffnn pay my
away, otherwise Opposing of my mancr, good. -
other effect. their haHd-, owing Ia, belonging Ia
snid william = c1beil. the amount II Grty doI.,
nllec, tho Planlii demand. and the future order
decree tins concerning the And II ID f,5
ordered that the ,ali " IlIin = CahelI do appa h., m
fourth Muulns III September next. aud answer H.
hill Of the piint,n and that copy Of tins order m
M inserted IN the NIrrlian, newspaper rubIi rd a.
the uwn of l.yuchbn'r frr the spac' If months 49,.
cc,iyrl, previous 10 sad dHy, aud anotrr copy .f.,
posted the trout lor OF the court hnI,e cnns
cupy-Teslc. 81. GARLAND az
July II WIN
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UaR6lNiA 10 n,i.-a, rules holden =, tho ClcrL,
nee ni 'c Circuit superior Count OF Law aud Chance.
- Tor the county OF Campbell Monday tho Isl da, II
July leEi--N .lam D. Wren phf. against Sterlinr' {
AhhtrtuH, aiih'r OF Wm. !. low H. ,e, Mr., / 49,
Mho" Of Nm. l. ic"is, dec. Agatha Toni "A .,tsr #
YIN. J. Levi dee. dom 4. Trent and EIix ,l.rh M.
vie, Formerly i.11 thr,h Levin, Iiyre Lee, 1l,ms
i.'"'' Ahh Levi, Elizabeth Levi ary Levin. Avn
strong Lewis aud Calender fGwi. children md if. s
Inv oI g. afles ienI Il brother of W. l. Jcui, f..
James W o"'i' HE AID Mary III, W.T. VIM Is,i. IIry
'eston ana MS wife Saiah Lows, "a, Iran .,,
,slh us "Itr, benJG. IrwI ihuali, Lew atI r..
hdld lcw's, Robert NsFAti,li aa,i Am, III. a. n ,y5a
va Ann VI "a lapd, Hannah VI, hi,c ~. Pa,
a''i' joan Nc arlanl. TO. Nci uaa,l Ibom,. Mr..
iaen. = tochfan aud S.,h4. Aas W.T.. - Me- AMI
Fi,"" MS H. 'hlts"a OF Mis N,Iarl,l ,,l re- fls
,."''h ana h'i al ias Of JOHN lew. = b,,,.,r .f
W IN L. Low -, Deils.-iu tHaurrt,. - -" "''''- 80
ne aciehdahts lnIne Leans. Ann Ira t,..a.h
i'e"ls. mary Lewi', Armstrong Lewis, al. - |
chllcn and herr al aw ufiharr. Lew. dec -"
law oil John Lcwi- dee. Robert Nc Fatnnd mad Ann "a
wife, VIII" was Ann Mcfarland, Ham nh Ai,f lIe Lew,
Met arand, john Mcfarland, Thouas Mel a,l..L -
Cochran aud Sophia his wife, Mercer and Again, li4
Wife, children at Mrs Mtlarund not having r,crI hny
appeWah ana ehch sec0ry according 10 ilc nc, q.
Assembly nhd IN" rule. of this court and il pue,rng Lv
sdac"fH evidence that they not uhnlinits of his
,hmnion"rah IL ordered that the snid defendants d
APPEAR mere GA or beioio ,r 9Gh day of Sepe,e
ana ais"c The il ot thu plaintiff and TINT conv f III.
'ihet pr fth"Hh Inserted the l., nchhurv Virriuop
Tor IN" months successfully, aud posted AT the door
81 IN. court house oil SAID county.
! c"py-Testu, JOHN ALEXANDER r. Z, Z,
Jul, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
IT, People of County

II Lffl.er ,as,s trca. > a. l. ,..fng
= sscr 10 otter q - ~ = IN
hsfst lt.trv = At~ouds aeai y .asen.eo AM
alsI Improved A.hLi4l&i =. t4te.h,ps Cio-
VI, ilesll t,fesa. IT,, When, at o,h~f small
eraIa y u. see ead e.ellsIvs - iite vheh. 10
iaake construct. ~, rid ytr' u o.ers 10 i ns.
- within tie limits ol the county oi Amhc~sf. =
fssfsd ~ toe s1hsel bar, by virtue Of "a eha#-
aad I'D iroa' - air, AL " ,yiisa, Il . No.
go Nno has tae aaisnt .Ht =. SD 'inci,ne 81
tie state at .itzIBIa, aai e. > vi * Sibit mo
d. pfthe Ma In n the ION llih al i2,h DAYS
=. laHr, ~ AD.ssfs' Courthouse @hen and %hefo
terf1tn ires Il sa'd NJ ictlna may u. witnessed.
Aunas t', r...ae= MS certificates given in appio.
Dat ~ Vi a. lelin. or IL simplicity, It's utility
nnl IT, cl ~ S. the great advantages II posstss.
assr othgt Machines OF the KIND f5r ITS qualities
Of labor-savln, p1rs.esink i,self from hard SUD
stances nnd pleasures pf any kI4d-ihe names oi
Andrew Jackson, = u. >, c. V. Cowao, Lsq9 ].
Nelson, WIN. ) Wngrsan, J IL. Enion, WIN.
NJ Bmvcn, Dsafg GblI,rs, John b. I,'ien ard
Lawson G, Wiiaalr mry be found, md many
others.
Tho subscrihtr ,6n ..h confidence recommend
tbs Machine to the ra,,s. Any persons, ether
Mcchancs or Fafine,s, who deslrous OF pnr
chasing lndls dual r,gNts, Or rfady mnde ma
chimes, for hand or hr,se power, wall apply 10
the subscriber, IN Lynchbure, and DR.. James Pow
ell, Amherst Court house. Tn subsc'' Ser vii be
at amherst Court house Monday the 18th,
Court day to sell Individual rights, or contract for
rendy made Machines, and Will end"ator to cxh,-
bi, mold Of the same on that das and "n tn
tighls of Allh oil persons arc fofwa'u I" m'fnge.
RI Il GRAY,
Sole - proctor fOr the county u mhcrst.
y b -roi further particulars and testimonials
concerning the Machine, refer them 20 Messrs
Rlchard crl,,ns and Paul Jones, of lhis place. and
Or James Powell, Amherst Z. Ii.
June ) IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
Valuable I,,as TOT = Ac.

HAEsfRoUS of har ing IA residence, OFT
~ fDr sale, UPON credit Of = md years,
The beauia. aud valuable estate ateiten no"
Ave situated in the codnty of BfJiaft. ant lying
,mmedat ~ on one Of the public foa5s iea''ins
from .ynehiufc "a tic CoWttnnsf - mics
i,ora he fDfi,t and 10 from ;bc later place aud
-ontnininz bttwecn IN and 1000 ACRES a The
.,rai,i, llnj % eo-1d STATE ef Improvement, well
watcfea me streams a. neatly dilrhed and mostly
set - erass. tie wood land of tobacco quality, and
the cntifc tract enclosed with good fence. On
his Tract are new and extensive buildings; atwo
story brick house with oil necessary out houses Tor
I large and genteol family; wei oil hne water
Immediately at lhc door a new bntn I'D feet square
Of The bes, materials, and of convenient structure )
and young and thrl'ty apple orchard, bet "ce" :
500 trees, and other select fruit IF various kinds
Attached 10 the premises, nj one cad, IS snug
grlst mill, Que story of rock the other OF wood,
with good custom at the opposite extremity, on
the main road, is good hewcd log house, story
and ho.f, wagon makers shop and black
smiths shop of the same materials, an excellent
stand tor II man wishing 10 engage III public NE.
This tract could be conveniently divided intotwo
OF more parts, giving improvements, with a due
proportion of wood lind 10 each
ALSO, tract Of mountain land, II miles from
my house abou, 400 acres, known by the name of
the " Rich Mountain, lying remarkably level and
Of tobacco and gram. and particularly SO us a
stock farm
NEGROES v ou'd be taken in payment for any
pant otthe above property.
ROBERT C. STEPTOE.
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VYinlNiA Ruics held IN In, UIe1k' unIe, In
" t'fcuu Supcrior Court "f Law aud Chnccrv for r. j.
ford county, the Isl day uf July, i-..3-Illnl,ctb -
@idn" and 'elet Of Jancs Narr, dee .ohrt Shct,, .
Matilda m Nif', late Matilda Mtrr Whitman san mi
Eli~ascth III. " liz, late Elizabeth Mari Jonu Mn,
Jime> MHir, MAJ 4. Mar. Lac l.. Mari Iin..
W ai"wteht aud >Irai 81, VIII, lite Sarah War a.,
bfo>e X. Mar, Ambrose Mari aud Ca,olinc IN, IT. r
aud I, anccs X. Mari, Which snii Francs i. ~, ,f,
under u wears Oh age, niD sues by nrNt II D, In.
ilbeth Mari, Plts hhst Alexander Mar ,nr,r,tnv
admir- of James Mar, dee, Alex tHdrr D. Mar IA .,u II
sad Jane. Mari, Join James hl"l md Snp,p ~,
I'll, infant children md heir. ,.N Of S1phi Mo.
dec. David Jones, iniony Ruckrr IL of Anime.
Rneker, dec, haldud Ruckcr, Amlfu.e l.. Kurksf
Ma: Peter, Rcbal. ilohson, Jr. ianic athc, " ~
Hardy, EXor al Joseph Hardy c, Richard D. Watt
James D. W ats. Wm. II. Saunitr Nnl. " lt,or ~.
ohflls WIihcrs"n, Nchola. ". Over and John "
Holt, Ex'or OF 1houasN Jones, dee Def i-Iu Chan
Gerry.
Tie defendants Alexander Mari, Alexander D. Mar,7na
a"iey Rather, not having entered their appearance, i
ihe" security according to the of Assembly aud tim
rules Il this court and II Appearing l., satisfactory w
deuce that they rO inhabitants Of thi. Gomnunv raf
II Is ordered iH they do appear hcrc on the uny Il
TIE n'N term and answer the hil oiihc planllis
hs order Il" n-orled III e Ll Hch5urs Nirginan for
months succ"Ntney, aud posted tie tront door ofe
curl no 80 "' 'il,s comfy on some court DAY
c"N-ie'te, JOS. WILSON, CIR.
""'s - N1B'
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STAGES.

T4NtlE proprictors of the line from Lynchburs
II Flncas'lc, Sweet Springs and White Salph
to Lcwisbure, have determined, for The public ac-
commojsuor, TO run three additional tips during
the sprung season making six trips per week. and
connecting avery trip with Mr. Paucsoh's Rich
mond line, and the Piedmont line.
In consequence OF the expense ofthis expert
ment, the Projectors will be compelled TO rely up
On the public lib?rality .-They will be compelled
to charge more than the customary iale. Tic
public will see, it is hoped, the necessity of tbs
principle, and it is believed vii! no, only excuse,
but approve IL
Fare from LyncIhurg to Fncns''c s. 20
Flncastle to White Sulphur 30
intermediate distances, 9 cents uiiie.
The line will be ia operation by the l9lh day Of
Jaly, TIE PROPRlEIOKS.
June "a Is
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tFb."'>iA.-At rules held IN the CLERKS Office ortis
~ trcut superior Court of Law md Ch,ncc,v IA, ia,
county o. AMHERST on Monday the ::rd day Of june Ir33-
'u"afd watson, PIN apninsi Robert Garland Coroner
" ah'st county aud such admin I, ator Of hn A.
M .g,tiVe iro" justice, and aud John A. Siiap-
The defendant John Si,np ann mn, h,; .o.th.
appearance ana given security sc OF
sehny and the rules ofths court mud /, arpestur
u" satisfactory evidence that he i, nor nm inhalat
81 th commonwealth On motion of The plamtiA +, his
"hse 1t is ordered, that the said d, Iop A.
SIMPSON, do appear here bcioi In frs, dsy of Sep
tcnbe' term next answer the hlli u ~. ,Ia,;a that
81 this order be forthwith ,nyerted in tne Lynch
,h ei"'ao months successi,eIyn mud posted .;
'"ei'"h' doorof the court house, off aid :ouutv
Copy-y-sr.
MA.,, JOHN THOMSON, r. OK
sH~'' w9W
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Trust Sale of Negroes.

Wy ,iiue OF u deed Of Trust, executed by A
u Ak J Walker to Samuel NJ. Garland John
VI Olcy, Alexander Tompkins and John T. Lew
49, bearing a'e the Both day OF April, ls2~, add
Of record "a the county Court Of Amherst, the sur
wing trustees nain.d IN sad deed, will, on the
loth day ol August, 1889 (being the first day
OF Amherst county Court) before the front door of
the Cour house Of said county, sell by way pub
lie auction Tor cash numocr OF valuable NEGROES
The .Sa,rtv.ny Trustees.
Inv tia
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n pw,u.n.. 81 q aesue 81 tn, County cou,, Of

IL Amherst, ptonoanced the i5iA ins; in tie cas-
r Henry l. Davies odrn'r a. l bonds {. iioiio
way, dec. against AlIcaieh canaen. and other /
shn! proceed to sell The highest bidder for eash
on the premises Friday the lGth DAY oil Angus
next TIC tfaet o, l. md mentioned ~ sand decree,
for tho purposes therein specified. The saiJ tra,
= Laud : SUPPOSED TO contain 90 ucres,f and is
known by tn uanic ofCarnd M Cove, udloinibe
fht lands OF ], nes Powell Ehist Ilefsttet, ani
., hc,s and IS now occupied hy Marble Siinnet
Those disposed 10 purchase are in1rcd u view tile
p,cm.ses ii is supposed nbou; ,wo thirds of sald
tact IS se, uncl.ared end great pars Of II su..n-
hlc Tor the culture Of tobacco.
LINDSEY McDANIEL Com.
july ~ i16A
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CHARLES TERR0W,
ITNSlfDRD LOVING,
RICHARD STEPHENS.


NOTICE Tho subscribers will ofler for sale,
~ Al Am rs. Court House, on thc 81 Monday
IN Aucisf nv thrtuiei II / aud Whcroon Charles
Ii. Spencer nov resides lsne nnh hNins !" The
s.,nt, Of Amherst, adjoining HE lands OF " lillam
Nlorsan. ar 9tae,s. conldyi :, $50 hundred and
oId acres ESQ, the Lands on Which YIN +.
Spencer nos Twas, lying " saI county. ADJOINING
tie Lands ef snd Charles Spencer, and olh-rs, aud
containing twe hundred aud odd ocrc5 hesc
Lands aioin each other md would make a most
beaatiu aud valuable settlement md they he
wiM ~ miles oflhe town OF New Glasgow
Tiev W 4 be sold under deed, Of trust, on eSecu-
I'D 10y Charles IL Spencer aud Jane his VIII, to
larlGs perroV and Richard Stephens, md the
other by Wnh F. Spencer and julia Anne his wife,
10 Chadl4 Pcrrow and Lunstord Loving, FOR the
rnyment II The dDbts OF the said Charles H. Spen-
CIR and Wnl. j SpNccr A. the Trustees are
allowed great latitude IN SAID deeds, the lands vii
b. spld either for ash. or credit rs may con
,ucc nlos, to The hcncht Of the parties concerned.
Fac letnrs will bc made known on setting up the
,.ands fol sate. II sold credit, personal securi-
~ viii be required, or negotiable note With np
l.vyc! ondorsers CHARLES PERkOH,
RICHARD STEPHENS,
LUNSFORD LOVING.
July 81 Ids