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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06
From the Edingburg Christian Magazine

SELECT sESTENCES-MISCELLAN
Provided We can humbly wal, for free
grace, and depend on the word OF prom.
ise, we are safe.-Leighton on l Peter.-
The dearcr Christ is TO my soul, the vllcr
shall be to mysell.-Braudbury .nyst. Of
Godhness.
Growing. thriving, and improving III
universal holiness; is the great way OF the
modification of sin. The more vigorous
the principle Of holiness, is i'll us, the more
weak, infrm, and dying, will be that of SIN.
The more frequent and lively the actlngs OF
grace are, the fccbler and more seldom will
be the actings of sin. The more we abound
in the fruits of the Spirit, the less shall we be
concerned in the works of the flesh. And
we do but deceive ourselves, five think
that sin will be mortified in any other way.
Owen on the Spirit.
Praying friends are valuable friends; and
it is good to have an intimacy with, and an
interest in those that have fellowship with
God, and an interest at the throne of grace.
Henry.
Put all pains, all poverty, all Affections,
all miscrics, in one scale, and Gods con-
demnation in the other, and you weigh but
SO many feathers against talent OF lead.
F2arel.
We are really what we are relatively.
It is not so much what we are at church,
as what we are in our families. Religion
in the power OF it will be tamiiy-religion.
Life of Philip Henry.
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POETRY.
MY MOTHERS VOICE.

MY MOTHER VOICE..
Nv mothers voice! hear It now,
feel her hand upon my brow,
AS when, in heartfelt JOY,
She raised her evening hymn ofpraiS",
And called down blessings on the days
OF her beloved boy.
Nv mothers voice | hear It now,
Her hand is on my burning brow,
And in that early hour,
When fever throbb'd in al Inyvcins,
And that kind hand first soothed my pain,
With healing power.
My mothers voice, it sounds as when
She spoke to me of holy men,
The Patriarchs of old!
And gazing downward in my face.
She seemed each infant thought to trace
Ny blue eyes told.
Itcomes--whenthoughts unhanowel throng'
Woven in sweet deceptive sopE-
And whispers round my heart:
As when al eve it rose on high.
hear and think that she is nigh,
And they depart.
Though round my heart, all, all beside
The voice of Friendship, Love, had died;
That voice would inger there:
As when, soft pillowed on her breast,
lis tones first lulled my infant rest,
Or. rose in PRAYER. Landmark.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06

of Christ. be suitable occasion for promo
TING Christian communion And if, IN
stead of convcrsing on the passing events
of the world, or about worldly interests, the
followers of Christ in their social intercourse
should more often and more freely converse
of their spiritual interests, and hold Chris
,ian communion, would they not be great
gamers? May not every one OF us amend
our example in this respect!
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06
Land For Sale.

yHyIIE Subscriber offers for Sale, his planta-
II ton in Marlborough District, containing
7lO acres prime Cotton and Corn land, having
about $50 acres under cultivation. 1t is situated
three miles from the Court House and has CON-
Portable dwelling house and necessary out build
ings upon it. Persons desiring to purchase it,
can ascertain the terms by applying to G. w.
Dudley at Marlborough C. House, or to the Sub.
soriber himself on the premises.
JOHN r. DONALDSON,
May23i,. % tt.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06
From the New York Observer.
PERSECUTION IN PRUSSIA.

Some time since, our readers will recol-
lect. we published an account, from the
pen of our French correspondent, of the
persecution of small body of Lutherans
BY the Prussian government, for refusing
to adopt the new liturgy introduced by the
king to promote the union Of the Lutheran
and Reformed churches in his domains.
From the following letter of Rev. A..
kawcl, pastor of one Of the prosecuted
churches, which we find in the London
Evangelical Magazine for July, j: will be
seen that the persecution still continues.
and is extending; that eleven ministers,
and forty laymen have been imprisoned,
that many heavy fines have been imposed :;
and that meetings for prayer have been
broken up by the police. We understand
that seventy ofthe prosecuted families have
resolved to emigrate to the United States of
America, and that one object of this letter
of Mr.. kawel is to procure from Christians
in Great Britain, the aid necessary to ena.
bic them to execute their design.
"His majesty the king Of Prussia express
ed wish, in royal ordinance dated 9th
September 1877, that the Lutheran and
Reformed churches in his dominons should
be united into one body; and endeavored
to promote the same object by the intro.
duction ofthe new liturgy in the year 1922.
This liturgy was at first used onl y in the
roval church at Berlin; but, having been
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n Office.

TIE Subscribers have this day associated
their interest in the Factorage and General
Commission Business, and will conduct the
same under the firm Of Robinsons q Caldwel'
Edmondston's wharf.
JOHN ROBINSON g. son,
JAMES NJ. CALDWELL.
The firm of John Robinson & Son, will be
continued for the settlement OF the affairs OF
the concern.
GyThe Columbia Times and Gazette, Cam
den Journal Cheraw Gazette, Aiken Telegraph
and Augusta Constitutionalist, will give the
above four insertions, and send their accounts
to this office for payment.
August 5, ~ Al.
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UHOLICIES will be is sued upon Buildings
Merchandise in Store, and on the river to
and from Charleston and Georgetown; also on
Cotton in store. Persons living in the country
and towns adjacent by giving description OF ihelf
property, can have it insured against loss OF oain'
age by fire. e.
D. S. HARLLEE, Agent at CheIaw' TOR
Insu. Co. of Columbia, >. Z.
April 10, 1886. 2oti.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
Goods.
y. B MCARN


A NNOUNCES to his customers that he has
"A lust received very large and unusually
complete assortment of seasonable GOODS,
which were selected by himself with much care
and attention i'll New York. lie therefore feels
confident that he prepared to sell as low as can
possibly be afforded in this market. lie cordially
invites all to call and examine. Merchants from
the country will find it an object to call. He may
he found in about two weeks at his old stand on
Front Street. Among his Goods is great variety
of colou.ed print nusins, Ginghams, Calicoes-
SWISS, Jaconet & plaid muslins, black & colored,
silk fancy Hdkfs, Gloves, Stockings, Laces, Pa
rasols, Linens, a large assortment Of Gentlem"ns 8
summer wear.
April 10, 1886. s3tf
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$40 Reward

AVS S@4 -
VEILL be given for the apprehension OF the
" negro man Eli, and his wife .Phebe;
who runaway from the Plantation Of DR.. Elerbe
on the 25th inst. Eli is light complcxioned ne.
gro about feet one or two inches high he is p
very taIka,ive negro especially when under the
influence of liquor: he has stiff leg in conse-
ouence of sore which makes him walk quite
lame, he is about s. years ofage. The woman
Phebo is dark complexioned negress, about "a
years of age, about feet one one two inches
high, she has scar on her breast about an inch
lonp which looks as ifdone with a lash.. The
above negroes were purchased Of Mr.. Robert
Forbes, near Snow Hill Town, North Carolina,
and it is supposed they will make their way to
that place, the above reward will be paid for their
delivery to Mrs. Douglas, Society Hill, or to
John /. Westervelt, Cheraw So. Ca. Or II
dollars each for the apprehension and detention
of either of them in any Jail in this State, or
North Carolina so that they may be secured.
Cheraw, s C. August End, 1886. 3s-tf
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COpartnersllip.

DOCTORS POWE AND MALLOY
"AVE associated themselves together for the
HI practice OF Medicine in its various branches.
Persons desiring their services will be promptly
attendedto.
They will shortly have and continue to keep on
hand full and complete assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, T. Surgical Instruments.
ALSO
A Agenesd supply Of. >.
Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. &c.
THO. T.. POWE,
A. MALLOY.
July 81, 1886.
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tIEV. j. y. JAMES, VI bihhA->"fhA.H'
from the Rev. r. J. Breckinridge's
Memoranda of Foreign Travel.
[ had no letter to Mr.. James. But the
peculiar relation of our denominations TO
each other, and of myself to both of them
at the present juncture, fortified by the
general confidence | had in his character,
and the real need OF his ADVICE, emboldened
me to call upon him. need hardly TO say
he received me with great kindness. | had
heard him preach before visiting him; and
was surprised to find different impression
made on me, by the same person, under
different circumstances, TO degree much
beyond what l have commonly expert
enced. He is thinking man in all situ-
ations. And as there is little likelihood
that his modesty will ever be offended by
these lines reaching his eyes, and as he is
so great an object of interest in America,
may venture to say few words of him.
Mr.. James church, like the places OF
worship of all disseuters in England, is call
ed chapel. and is not allowed to have
either bell or steeple. They, with wig and
cossack, titles and tithes, and numberless
and nameless appliances besides. belong
exclusively to the pure, apostolical, estab-
lished, Episcopal Church of England! l
chose, however, to gcto Mr.. James chap
ell. / went eariy-got central seat,
where could see the whole interior of the
house, which is very large, and tastef
though peculiarly constructed; withgal :
ries on all four sides, and a high, small pull
nit advanced about one.third of the way
into the area of the room. 1t was aspe-
cial service to the young, on the profitable
ness of religion; preached from the ll,h
verse of the Epistle to Philemon. He en-
tered the pulpit through steep flight OF
steps behind t;up which he walked clumsi.
", and seating himself, seemed for mo-
ment engaged in prayer. After this, he
seemed to me to be entirely engaged in
looking about the church, on ali sides, while
the large congregation collected, perhaps
10 the extent Of 1900 persons, and whilst
his clerk below selected, read, and then
gave oct b. jo'tr lines Il: time, psalm
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New Goods.
yEHE Subscriber Respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public, that he has Just re-
ceiyed his ooo,,c
cors;st;ng of yery general and well selected
assnrtuont of Groceries, Hats, Shoes, Crockery,
Hardware. and Cutlery. Also, Paints, Drugs &c.
Persons wishing to purchase in this market,
u,o,,lJ do well to call and see.
"''-' W. - MALCOM BUCHANAN.
May, 18th ~ II.
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Devon Stock.

Devon StOCK.
UyHE editor of the Farmer and Gardner (Bal-
IL timore) can at all times supply oroefs iorDe-
Won Cattle This breed is so Tor their
easy keep and docility, the richness OF the mik i
ness y. M If the oxen, that they would be admirably
suited to the purposes Of southern agrlcuiturs's'
The happy adaptation Of the Devonshi,e oxen'
for the purposes Of the farm viii be UNDERSTOOD
when it is stated that a oxen have oeen Known
to plough acres of ground in day, and a team team
Of them to trot at the rate OF miles an hour
with an emty wagon.
ANY person wishing to procure them can be
supplied by addressing letter, post pam' 70 the
eii.or ofthe Farmer and Gardener. July ~
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06
THE PREACHING OF BUNYAN.

The Bible was his principal library. But
with scarcely any other book than this, lie
was the most eminent minister Of his age,
if usefulness may be considered the stand
ard of eminencc. 1t is related of the learned
DR.. Owen that. on q certain occasion, after
having heard John Bunyan preach, with
much power and spirituality. and, on being
asked if he had been to hear the tinker
the name by which Bunyan. in reference
to his occupation, was scotilngly designated,
the doctor replied, Il have indeed and if,
bv surrender OF all the human learning |
have acquired. | could preach with the ab.
" and the heavenly JUNCTION of Mr.. Bunyan,
the sacrifice should be cheertulIy made
Buavan is but one instance, among null
,itude that could be named, of the talent
which might be cultivated and the eloquence
which might be elected, by careful and
truly conscientious and religious study OF
the book of God. The man who, in his
public minis:rations, would reason with the
most effect, mus; argue on the principles of
revelation. There Is presented a s!vs'cm
of logic, built on the facts relating to God
and eternity, which is unerring in all It's
rudeness, infallible in all is premises, and
inflexible, Just, and correct in all lis deduc-
tons.
He who would arrest the conscience Of
the cold transgressor. or awaken the stupor
of the careless and selfdeceiNed, mustpluck
his arrows of conviction from the Bible, and
aim them, with an eloquence which deep
acquaintance with that book can alone in
spirc, at the feelings, the sinful habits, and
the corrupt but secret propensities Of those
whom ne would recall TO duty and 10 God
1t is because the models Of finspiration are
kept out of sight, and are superseded by a
courtly mode of address, and molel Of
argument built on the basis Of carnal rea-
soning, that 50 little is done BY large por-
ton of modern preachers.
They 60 to the people with much fancied
strength, but their panopl y resembles that OF
David, armed with SauI's armour. They
return from their labor with dissatisfaction,
because they see 10 lasting impression made
on their auditory. Unlike David, they re-
fuse the sling and stone a simple depend
ance on God, and the efficacy OF his truth
and disappointment is the consequence.
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Negroes for Sale.

John, co1wain and pilot,
Harry, prime boat and field hand,
Edward, boat and field hand,
Hannah, his wife, good house servant and
field hand,
Hannah, good house servant,
Guy, prime shoemaker,
Hector, shoemaker,
Cochrun, boat hand,
Ned, field and boat hand,
Ben, prime do
Cyrus, DO co
Apply to A. NJ UlRHEAD q c 1u:
March %, 2oY
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$50, 600 & Is, O0O!!
Esiyo.5niN State EGffes'N.

For the GeRept Of the t0iDn OF UetSdHTg-CasS w. 4,
for 1896,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, August 2olh
ii drawn numbers in every % tickets.
GRAND CAPITALS.
O000 Is 000 5000, 5000, j. 900, 5000, $780, 2,Goo
10 of ,00O &c.
Amounting to S54O, 2OO-,aore Man hat million Of
DOiiarS'!!
Whole tickets $40, halves s. quarters 80.
Certificate Of package of y wholes will be sent Tor
SlIO; % halves 73 % quarters IS.
y'irsinim state lottery, NO. ).
EndocHg the Lecsburg -7rademy and for other purposes
CAPITALS
$50 900, 5000, 1000, 3.OOD $780, LOCI IL, 10 OF
1000, &c.
Whole Tickets &l0 halves $, quarters 30:
certificate of package of wholes will Ge sent lor
Sl30, halves IS. quarters % 80, cghts 10 %.
For sale by the package single ticket, by the all
,pckv HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world:
n Orders for Tickets from any part OF the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as personal april
cation and the result given (when requested lmmedl'
alcy after tho drawing-if addressed to
y. b. Orders received in all cases confidential. by
Aup2 G25-tf d. NJ. HOYT
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Of q Petf e e 5 s. IS IS Ea''
In which HnyrIIad the pleasure Of selling and paying
capital prize Of $500, drawn to Nos. 81, 80, Al.
.9aoiher!
Drawing Of Lccsburg Lottery, No. t..
Nns IS 3d. another prize of $500 sold and paid paid
By Fortunes favor:e, HOli.
In the course Of this month there will be offered prizes
Of $50 OO0 Of 2 0G0, aud Of 100000 making l32 OUO,
besides large number of smaller prlzes such as
$1,000, &c, &c. ,,o1,o,
Delay not with your orders to Fortunes Pet lIOlT,
who is extremely anxious 10 send Capital Prizes 10 you
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~ RirCnssE a C0OiA. ]

ryoulRER is published twice week. generally, ana
during the sss 1' sas sasS
s sl = baJtecd specie paying banks tonly will be re-
NSs n, The Editors will guarantee the safety OF remit.
them .! BE- discontinued, but ut the discretion Of The
s have been aa op of uno papers, shall
.,E = :hs tenth s'aMi'sr; Of ADVERTISING.
" One inserted untilit has either been pad ior
5;G" No. lr rcrson in this CITY or its cnvirons.
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COPARrNERSHP-Thc subscribers have this day associntcu
~ themselves unde the firm Of Valentine Breeden oLth ut
Of carrying the Dry Goods Business wholesale ana
the we'll known stnnd Street, for occupied by NJ d
Vacntine Their friends and acquaatanccs in town md coun'
respectfully informed that they will early SentemnGt
open large and general assortment of American, BRUSH
Scotch, Irish, French SWISS German and india Goods part Of
which Of their importation from Engnnd direct ney
the Northern immediately 10 make scec'
ions for the approaching which shall be done with
aud upon the best They rndse themselves 10 hcif
exhibit superb assortment and on Ica-
,uunbe terms. >. - = MANN S. VALENTINE, fFs
WA. BREEpES, 49,. -. i
White Buildings, II Street, ShockT Hill.
91-St
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August |.
.NOYTCE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO COSIR3CTORS. -
UAMES RIVER AND KANAWllA CANAl.-ProposEls VIII
the Office Of the James River and Kama" ha Com
punr Richmond from the 18th the 2 tiny OF Au-
gust of all the Excavation, Embanken and
Wung under contract together with neny all the IuI
greater portion OF the Locks between lyncbns AND
Maidcns' Adventure.
The advertised embraces the twenty miles between
of Macns Adventure Pond the eight miles
Island Falls Srosve and about twenty oIi
ed Sections former letting between scosvc und
Lynchhurg. ,
The quantity masonry offered very rentcomsns OF about
hundred Culvcs vi from three {" thirty feet span; nine aqn"
ducts Locks, number OF Wastes, with several lain
and road Bridges
General plans specifications Of all the work, an! special nns
Cuivrs and Aqnrucis vii! be nund nj The
the several Principal Assistant Engineers on The line o Tie
Canal. -
The work prepared for examination By the 18th July hut
mechanics dc Of immediate employ mrnt,
Of number cuvcTs, al
private letting. =,
offering contract no unknown to the su-ccr
Assistant Engineers will be expected To accompany
their proposals by usual certificates ocharnctrt aud ability
CHARLES ELLETT, JE,
Chcf Enrntcr Of hf James kiucr and E.aaachd C"hap1ny
r-1hr dams, .uarcks Of the bridges and number
Of locks for future letting Persons visit
ing purpose obtaining work. would do well to call
office oth company the city OF hm"nd, where any IN
formation which they desire will be chrri communicated
The valley Of James River, between lynchIu's and IchnO Is
henlhy - r'' 81"
May 81 '-tIoang'
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Glass A.

besides 100 Prizes of SoOo $ ,oo &C. - ~e,'
amounting altogether 10 Observation-Disclosures OF one
"'' THSs,s a2O-halves Sl0-quarters So
r package in this lottery contains =. tickets and
.r-,n,sd TO draw at least 500 nett, which VIII De
;.n,,tod fer $40, shares in proportion
a .' ts;"i.;"( 1886
Certificate Of halves, -
Orders from this or any other State, containing Cash,
c ,jze tickets, will be promptly attended to- If direct
G. u" - Z. MONTALANT,
.lgent for the Managers.
E. Moxrsn.sr, Agent for D. 5: G5SEory d Co., ir
Is; ,n,,ar.mfn. either by the package or at retail
II, Every Saturday splendid scheme is drawn at
AIrSandria. Tickets generally $40 Capitals varying
from 2 900 to 900. Orders in those or any DINER
schemes will be punctually attended to, it directed as
''''S D.s GREGORY s. CO., Managers,
Z. MosTALANT, 9gentfor the -HaadgerS;
a., 26-uO
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Vuiuabie PROPERTY for Sale.

THHfAT valuable property known ytc Ayletts
Warehouse offered for SALE II contains uhout 900 OF
and with valuable improvements them are long
,abhcd Tavern several grunaties coachmukcrs
backsmas shops oil successful operation, besides dwelling
houses &c., es lies the head OF the navigation oil the
Matupony river; already nce Of considerab traehut any
further description here deemed unnecessary those wishing
purchase will doubtless examine for themselves.
IL previously sod will he public sale on the 9Th
Of Adjustment either whole in lots purchasers Terms
made known At the suo.
July D ss2-tdsf
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HeSSOLUTlON.-The Dry Goods business carried o" III 10
OF MANN 5. VALENTINE since The fall OF lo3i ana 10
which Mr. WILLIAM REEDES has been inlcrrste Is This day closed
by All persons having against the sd
Germ, will them NJ s. Valentine for setcmcnthose IN
debled requested to make paymon! 10 him at an early
49,. MANN :. VALENTINE,
NM RREEDEN.
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-RECEzyRE OWED, BezzsG z.vY.g,

FOUR-We hive for sale few hundred barrels OF
w very superior quality four suitable for family ~
P. J. CllETALLiE & co.
Augnst2 2-4i
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AND AND NEGROES FOR sAlE.-Wi be sold ut public
The premises Thursday the lst Of September next
called Lehc the residence Of the lutte George Gimer de-
ceased the Of Rockingham Va the Shenandoah river
abou, four mss below Port Republic II contains btw y aud
land the North se cleared and under cultivation aud lies very
beautifully bend Of the and almost surrounded by The
story house, barn and other ouhouses
Al the lime aud place will be sod between % and 80 very
wo of oes cns Hogs Sheep Whea Rye
Farming utensils and household and Kitchen Furniture.
the time Of SALE remainder in four equal annual TO
secured deed Of trust on the land or by the title
chaser having The option 10 give Ills note with good
in yenr aud bearing from the dnr Tine rest OIL the
s' Ju ps?s VI" =: s0 Hp S'S' RoDER S s
EIOR SALE IA uute Real Estete and The 19r"@ n-
CHESTER and in The Torn Of Yr said StateIhe under
WILL OF decree OF the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancey for the county cnco
aImiaistraot heirs day july 1856 proceed, the
day september sell public uucion the PREMISES
in the plan OF said No. G2 Of which John IL Norton died
seized an possessed said Lot No. G2 containing halt
aud situated the OF lououn and Pcad Streets was con-
vcyed John H. Norton BY Wilson Miles Cuy executor
and OF George VIM Fairfax by dee! bearing ue the 2l
formerly holden Winchester The whole Of said Lot NJ" IT, will
he sold the time and place rxeep. thn' portion
Norto consisting Of % OF said Lot Louaoun street and
100 Pndy This property from its locnon on the
Main Winchester aud vicinity Of the Rail Road De-
pot, is believed to be extremely valuable
Aer the sale OF the above described property ana on the same
day the undersigned proceed sell 10, adjoining s.d
containing five ncIe known as No. a. ana annex
in the plan OF said town. as an oat u" 10 inc o
conveyed said Norton By the sud deed from said Miles
CARY Executor, &c. =,
The undersigned WILL sso in OF the decree niu'csn
proceed on the November the from, door OF the
house county, SELL public auction sund lots OF
which the said Norton died seized and near the town OF
York aforesaid, OF which particular description Wilde
day OF sale. c.,
Of a-One third the purchase money cash, and for tho
residue ofsx and twelve months, with bonds and approved
security for paymens aid the title instance 10
be retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
F FGhEFT n & R1saSLAs' Commissioners
July - @1Ttas
~ Winchester Republican will publish the above ill day oil
sale, and forward their accounts TO this oihce