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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-02

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GERS o. ali leonnted cor nies whsss 33srs
been ID. Or may -hcrsnt1 h. "a. srs,. 8
lyien Of The Uniled 6 eacb I kslfss
entitled TO reseise foss9 81 moiIsv mi I:s.,
itheRepf faEs hosse 81 .ssS.s.
fiy keep privsss sss11Rs sdd M .;65a;s
siorse when Hilhput Priva,s sSr,aliiss ss5
alsai forty cents per day be alIorad Pm
the use aud risk &c caclii h0rs. e.,.,.sst
horses Killed in, ,6attie or dyinR of sonans;IS
received fin -battlt. Thai seaet iscn. .koTus
Fnissioned 0flicer, musician, airsiii6cer M
private, OF tsmonnted coltsussiift ss3i,,sif
be eniitied t6 receive forage ssHs Eind s5s,
one horse. with forty serists - sdsv n.
the use and risk flicrsnf. cxec6s s1fisSi
killed In baitle, or alyinr snf uctlasls -
ceived In battle, G1wenfy. 40 ~
in lieu OF forage and snbaisfance uheas Us
same shall bc fnfnisted II hlmSeIf 81
twelve and . half cents per sslsy for eiilIer.s
% the case may be. ~
f sEe. 8 .aaf ts1n }srtler ezeefaa, Thu ,bc oeH4
eers,ss non-commissioncd oflicers. rnns;.
cianss arsiftsrs aud priisates, siaIi 10 en4
titled toeone day. pay. snbsiss s,a
other slloysnees. ffoI every tveAty MIS-,
iraTei from dkeir. plsccs af. rsssicnes .So
thc piacsof general readcxspnss and s5sosf
the place Of iiisel,srge back aaihsir ses I.
deneG. IS 4,
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unteers or niiiiis, vho4 hare ben cl rio
may be- received inlo DE sssvice ot lid
United States 70 sgPprkss In.lians depre-
dasions in Florida. shall sho easitled O. sIis
the bencfiis ut,iciIarc eonfcTred On perspIn,s
wounded or otherwise djsabI He'd ii ihc III.
vice ofthc United States.
SEc. 5. .Aai u Il fanaer sssesod. TIM rben
any officer, non-co,nmissioned uilsccr. ar
ti6ccr, or privStc, of ssid militia or s;oiun-
tecr corps. Who shall die il tho aersire OF
tho Unitsd Sases os returning ID sis place
OF residence. aissr being spustrted ont. uf
scrvice, or at m! linn il consequrpec sof.
wouads received lin service, and sha|l
ls1yc ! widony or if 10 risjoi ..urcttta.or
children, under s:xfccnsy ycars or arc. suci1
widow. or if no awidow, such hid or chil.
dren. shall bc cn,illed 10 receirc huif tilo
uonthly pas 10 which ihsS deceased M
en.itied, ai Tho slimo sof his death. for and
during tho tnrn Of Gre years; and ia easc
Of The death Of intefmarrsige of sneh nj.
dsw before tho c&piration of I've years.
The hall pay. ~ tho remainder OF the iims
shall 10 % b6ehiiLef children cf des.n.
dent: Preceded dlSays, Tiat the SeH,,,..
rysof WsSshsll sdopt tueh forr. .of s,s;..s
dencc.n applications unsler stL;s nnf =.
the President Of the uailsd States nay
prescribe slss
sre. s Ae4ts q fxstkas essetd, Thai ia 81.
antsers and intiiita tnsniiored Id The ioar,
going prosisions Of This oct, called sinso
service besore iss psssag Sc, and who are
directed 10 be pafd, sBan cnblacs lhpsc
only ordered into service ~ tfc command.
Ing 6encral or Gaytfnors Of Stales snd
of.he Tertiary yof Elofisis under auih0sity
RON We Wsf i,epafti nent for tepressier
The hostilia aes!of tAs Florida lnaisns;
Approved, March foih. I638.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-02
,PUTIK, and
Unadulterated Black Lead
sepssfnbcr -. VIZ. REYNOLDS.

House or Entertafnmcnt.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-02

TEans or Srnscnirriox.-s3p per annum
n sdsance-S3 50 css AZ the end Of six
months, OF 81 4, the conclusion Of the year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25

eOusiSy, tO be is the nsighborhoOd Ol Bul0ws eno fiesnsaies's plaaIaii0as; h ie probable eTner 'nat
 ha Italians have burnt Gese places, ihaI ihey ars makiag GsinI 'o draw the troops out Of s'. A.g"e- tine. They are prOlIably concentrating theFe' |" % about l5 miles from St. AugusRe,l and, C. So, wo sta0d chance Ol brush with them. ] do not know how long ve shall be kept within St. Augustine; una. ny of the men anxious IO go Ou bGI the OficeTs feel themselves pledged to keep them within Ihe city.
 Our Express brings US accounts from St.. Augustine of the 10th February. An alarm of the approach of Indians had called out the 70 Iuntrers, but il prONed false. One letter gives the following unfortunate occurrence :: A Lieut.. Ward of the volunteers. attached to Gen. Ciinch's command had mutinied, and threatening tO shoot his commanding officer, Col. Parish, was imms sdiately shot dead by the latter. Col. Parish had been tried by court martial. The consequence of this unfortu- nate occurrence was. that all the Volunteers had left Gen. Cinch. leaving, hin, only his five companies of Regulars, and he had,at that time received no endorsements"
 N Y. Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 2.

A company of mounted Inen came in to- day from Picolaia, bringing despatchss from that place, and also from Gen. CLlNcH. We learn that, according to the best opinions, the InslO body Of Indians are concentrating their forces at Pcwelltown, in the vest that M. canopy; . chief hes joined Powell with 900 msni that they number al least $500 waTrI'
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25

pr. AUGUSTINE, teD Q.
 Latest from FOrida.-You wished io know the news of the Indians; we cannot hear ol them in any direction; is indeed, reported that they gath erOg ai the iOwO "f which Powell ia the chjei. but Rothing certain is known, for scOUIs can be sent out, as ther" are not than guard pOsis ai which they stationed, and is murder O be seq" dng smali parties of 40 and 50 men time, for the fndians always discover them, and drive them back with loss. l believe the lndians know every thing that is passing in the place, aad almos every post- The weather has been extremely cold since the day we landed; and, the Indians fight naked, that may have kept ihem at iheir homes. We have had ice ev- cry night aHce our arrival and the tops of the young orange trees are killed.
 .Fss.sary 7:-Gsn. Scott arrived early this morning wAh no regulaFs. FKes were seen last night about tweHiy mjes south; i is supposed, and with reason, that they are oaused by the Indians hnrNRg the plan. ters' housrs Every white 'nan and al the blacks who have not been carried o by the IndnnS have lah the coWHiry and gone into come 0f the strong holds so there every reason to believe the Indians out oU some devil,ry.
 We have received orders to-day, by express, ,hA. will carry oR all the regulars, including tke oompA. nies that arrived lo'day, with the exception of ene company. Cneh s d0Hhllass hard pressed hv Inc In. daRa At Ai the volunteers have efl hIm. We see Io day Ares In soWIheVy dlseell0M whloh are sNnp0Sad by IAess best aeqaaIa.sd wIh tho losalIIIss ef lhs
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25

ors, and that they aFs making great prepaFa- tons Tor an early sOd decisive battle with 0e- neral CLIEcH. Their object is to engage hIm 70 aGSantage with an OVrrPOwering GOrce' be- lore he can receive endorsements.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25

WASHINGTON, Feb. I5.
 The city has to day been filled " ilh rumors respecting onr foreign relations. It is conf dentIy asserted. that despstches have been received at the State Department. announc- ing that the instalments now due by France under the treaty of 1881, would be immedi- ately paid, without reference to the media ton of Great Britain. The Vice President stated in the Senate Chamber. that Gen. Jackson had received such advices as remov- ed all doubt. and that the pending difficulties would be promptly adjusted. h short there can Oe no doubt that the whole alair :s settled. WAsHIEoToN. Feb. IS.
 Abolition of Slavery again--hOt and fur. "us its spirit walks abroad on the earth, ano | know not where the magic spell is to ne '"und, ey whose potency it can be finally put to rest: The greater portion octhis day has been frittered away in the Blouse of Rep. ressGtatlsss by debates on points of order. wn'cn possessed generally neither importance nor interest. and which were rsvnark sble onlv for the entire state Of disorder which perVad. ted House during thsk dlscuasIon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07

& EALED proposals. win be received b.
~ either Of the undersigned until che
18th day Of July next, for building q
Bridge across Back Creek AZ Murphy's
ford, in the county Of Berkeley Va. OF the
following description The bridge to be
horizontal. of wood, 90 feet span, sup.
ported on two abutments and one pier, OF
substantial stone masonry Que abutment
TO be feet thick. the other to be feet
thick. the pier s feet thick. height IS
feet above low water mark, the Bridge TO
be is feet in width-with wing wails@9
and half feet high. on the eastern abut.
ment 10 fact loag, on the western I5 feet
long.
Drawings or plans. and propositions,
will also he received for the building Of
bridge Of the above span, resting upon Q
abuiments of the above dimensions, with.
out pier. upon the lattice and arched
construction.
DANIEL BURKHART,
BENZ. COMEGYS.
X V. SN0DGRASS.
June d 1894
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07

A DOOMED wAeox.--A Mr.. Swift was
killed BY lightning at fairfield, Mass. a
few days since. while driving his wagon
with a pair of horses. His two horses were
killed by the same bolt. II is singular
that the same vehicle had twice been pre-
viously struck with lightning, both times
with fatal consequences 10 the horses
About two years since il was struck in
fairfield ST. and three horses killed, at an.
other time il was struck and two horses
killed-making in all. seven horses thai,
have been killed in this same wagon. IL
is hardly to be wondered at that "people
are almost afraid TO touch it," as the
Hampshire Gazette says is the case.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
TRANSPORTATION.

HSHE subscriber living near the Fall
h ling Waters, would inform The citi
gems Of Berkeley County, that he has
provided himself with large substantial
BOAT. for the purpose Of Transporting
produce hy way OF the Canal TO George.
town. ID e.. lie is now prepared 10 pur-
chase any quantity Of flour that may be
offered. and in few weeks he expects
his warehouse 10 be ready for the reception
Of produce. when he will be prepared TO
purchase WHEAT, RYE, CORY, Oats
and other articles suitable for the George
town market. In his purchase he intends
TO be governed by the City prices, conse-
quenlly, those who favor him with call,
may expect a liberal prize for their pro-
duce. Those farmers who wish 10 provide
themselves with Plaster, viii be accom-
modatcd by applying 10 the subscriber,
who will furnish them any quantity they
may desire. lie also intends keeping cor
stanily for sale Fish, Salt. &c &c for tho
accommodation Of all who may wish 10
procure such articles. The flour is now
to be delivered al a honsc open for its re-
cepiion, near Andrew Ulum's blacksmith
shop but when the Warehouse is ready
for the reception oil produce. then all ar
t;cles are to be delivered al il situated on
the Potomac, few hundred yards below
Mr.. Sherer's mill.
The subscriber having procured an ex-
ccIIeat boat, with good hoatInen, natters
himself that, by punctualiiy 10 business
no will be able TO render general satisfac
ton. Flour will be taken 10 George'owo
for thirty cents per barrel, and other pro-
duce in proportion.
CHARLES DOWNS.
March II, 1S36--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
THE PAVILION.
BOARDING House

AT THE BERKELEY SPRINGS.
I'm the arrangements Of the undersigned
FL for the approaching season, bis acco
modatons have been greatly extended by
a union with the Bath Hotel. [the proper
ty of Col. Gustin.l which he has rented
entire, and which will be used as his prin
cipal house This, and the large and airy
building Of Mrs. Abernethy adjoining the
Court House. with the court sail
Immediately on the Bath Square-will con-
stitute his establishment.
The manner in which the house Of the
undersigned has been heretofore kept, is
known TO the public and he trusts, that
his future operations will fully sustain what
ever Of humble reputation may have been
acquired by an establishment, deriving no
aid from "pomp and circumstance" or i'm,
posing exterior.
JOHN STROTHER.
Bath. Morgan co., Va. June 7. 1886.
&C. Baltimore Patriot and National Intelligen-
Ger 81 a week 4 weeks Chariestown +. Press,
Winchester Republican aud Virginian. Hagers.
town Torch Light and Frederick Herald Al and
present their bills 10 advertiser or this office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
June %, lS36-td

virginia :-In the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County =
AnsilIs Randall, pltf.
against
Jesse Randall, William G. Randall, and
others. defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The. defendant, William c. Randall,
not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the act Of As
sembly and rules Of this court. and it ap
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he j.
out Of this Commonwealth Il is ordered,
that the said defendant do enter bis APP.
pearance to this suit on The frat day Of the
next term. and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff, and that copy OF this order DC
forthwith published IN any newspaper
within this county, and continued ior TWO
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door OF the
Court House OF the said county:
A copy-Tesie. o-,,r,
JOHN STROTHER, Q.
May 10, lssG.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07

~ VIE heirs and represents lives Of Jo-
H. seph Miller. deed. late Of Berkeley
county. offer for sale their tract of land,
lying on Middle Greek, six miles south.
west from Martinshurg. aud miles north
from Darkesville, adjoining the lands Of
Thomas Miller. and others; containing
THREE HUNDRED & FIVE ACRES
OF hrst rate limestone Lana, about two
hundred OF which is cleared, and in high
state OF cultivation and the remainder
clothed with fine Thrifty Timber. The
improvements on the farm consist of good
Dceling Houses, Kitchen, 7ro Barms,
oae btiit Of stone and The other Of rood.
shedded round, Good Stables, Smoke
mouse, sheds, shops, and all other out
buildings necessary on farm: Also, an
E.rceUessf Orchard
OF grated fruit. There is a never failing
stream running through the farm. that
supplies il with an abundance Of excellent
water. at all times Of The wear.
Any person wishing to purchase would
do well 10 call and view the remises. he.
fore purchasing elsewhere. and Judge for
themselves Of the value and eligit,l,,y of
its situation. Terms. liberal and accom-
moda,ing. JAMES II. MILLER.
find other heirs.
May IL, is36.--tfsiS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
June %. 1886.

Virginia - In the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County.
nj artin Gillet sc. piDs.
against
James p. Erskinc, Ex'r. Of Rcbccca Crouch,
deceased and others dfts.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE The parties interested in
IN the above suit will please TO take
notice that will attend at my Office in
on Saturday the 23d day Of
July neat, for the purpose Of proceeding
10 make up report in the above cause,
when and where they are also required 10
attend with any evidence they may have
to offer. The defendant James z. Erskine
will produce 10 me on that day all the ne
cessary vouchers for a settlement Of the
estate account Of Rebecca Crouch. decd
SE.AMANS GARARD, NJ. c..
June %. IS36--td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
VALUABLE SITUATION
For Sale.

THE undersigned will sell the property
now occupied by him npon reasonable
terms. lie deems it scarcely necessary
to add, that il is considered, on the whole
the most desirable property in Martins.
burg. for the occupancy OF a Merchant
its advantageous location for business
connected with the most convenient and
comfortable dwelling for family, rend
ers the property TO business man very
desirable. ISAAC S. LAUCk.
March 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
AN ORDINANCE to prevent the firing
of Squibs &c. in the town of Martins
buro and for other nurnosps.


II E it enacted, and ordained, by the Trustees
Of the Town Of Martinsburg, that if any per-
shall fire off, and discharge any Squibs,
Crackers, or fire works, in the Streets, squares,
alleys, or other public places Of the Town, that
the person offending shall pay fine, not
ceeding IS. and not less than 81, recoverable
before a Magistrate, one half TO the Of the
person prosecuting and the other half to the
Trustees for the use of the town; and if the of
fender be n slave, and the master of such slave
shall refuse TO pay the fine assessed, in that
case, the justice before whom the offender is
brought, shall cause the said slave to be whipped
at the public whipping post with not more than
fifteen nor less than five lashes.
dnd be IL further enacted and ordained, by the
Trustees aforesaid, that from and after the pas
sage OF this act, that it any apprentice, slave,
free Negro or Mullatto, or other person, be found
in any Of the streets. lanes alleys Ct the town
of Martinsburg, or in the Market House or pub
lie square adjacent thereto, particularly at night
or on the Sabbath day. disturbing the quiet and
good order Of the place, by loud cries, proiane,
obscene, or abusive language, or other disorderly
conduct, it shall be lawful and it is hereby de-
clared to be the duty Of the Town Constable, TO
arrest such person or persons and keep them IN
custody, until they may be conveniently taken
before Justice of the peace who shall upon due
examination and proof Of disorderly conduct,
impose fine on every such person not exceed
ing $50, who shall stand committed until the
same be paid. otherwise discharged accord
ing to Law and in case Of aggravated misconduct
may in his discretion commit such person TO the
county Jail for period not exceeding thirty days,
and If the offender be slave and his or her mas
ter ormistress declines 10 pay the fine, the often
der shall be publickly whipped as before enact
ed by this law.
This Bye-Law shall be in force from and after
the passing thereof Passed May 81, 1886.
d. ii. CONRAD, Pres't.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
May 10. 1886.
ROBBERY ID. RUST,

ROBERT IL. RUST,
UEAS just received very large and su
Il a. perior lot Of Cloths, Cassimeres; and
Ves,ings Among the cloths are the fol
lowing colors:
Blue, Black, Dalia, Adelaide, Pea,
and Invisible Green, Olives, Browns
Cinnamon also Summer Cloths, Err.
minetts, Honey Comb Drills, Bath
Cords, Grape Lasting, White & Brown
Drills and Linens,-to which he in.
vites the attention of purchasers, as he
is determined TO sell very cheap.
MAY ~. 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
June %, ls36-4w
II. .IE. Mif1alailIea..

Attorney at Law Il General Collector,
HAS removed his Office from LeesJurg
HH TO Harpers Ferry, Va. where he will
be happy 10 receive and discharge. with
promptness and fidelity, amy business com.
mitted 10 bis care. His practice is in the
Superior and Quarterly Courts Of Jeffer-
son and Loudoun.
REFERENCES.
S. NJ. EDWARDS, Cashier Bank Of the Valley,
Leesburg, We
r.. II HENDERSON, Esq. I"
Samuel Nj. Boss,
JOHN GRAY,
RoBERrs BENTLEY, Merchants i''
joins I. HARDING, 7"
HENRY L. HARaisoN, Z"
Hsrper's. Ferry, June 10. 1886. On.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07

HoNoRs TO THE BRAvE.-A public
dinner was given on the 9th instant at
Tallahassee, to Capt. Hollman's com.
mand, Col. Reads corps ofrelief and
the Florida Battalion. The company
was numerous and the entertainment
got up in fine style. The only draw
back on the pleasures Of the day, says
the Floridan,' was the absence of
Col. Read. A public dinner was also
given by the citizens of Jefferson Co.
on the 4th inst. to the intrepid defen-
ders ofthe Block House on the With.
lacoochee, and their gallant rescuers.
Citizens from all parts of the country
attended, and the spectacle was CRATE
iul and touching. The festive board
was spread in the shade of numerous
and venerable oaks, which overhang
the gladstone and cool waters Of fine
spring in the vicinity of Monticello.
The following are from the standing
tOaSts.
The Occasion we celebrate.-Ever
memorable in the history of Indian
warfare. Thirty.eight heroes with
stood, for two months the impetuous
attacks of an overwhelming savage
Enemy.
Foridd.-Like the matron of old,
when asked for her jewels, points to
the men ofthe block house.
The South Carolina Volunteers. -
Foremost when our bleeding frontier
called for assistance, unawed while the
women and children were in danger
determined to fight on their own hook
g'ather than not have revenge for the
rayages ofthe tomahawk and scalpine
knife.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07

Virginia SIN the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county.
The admir-, Of Nicholas Roush Or. decd, piDs.
against
Conrad Hogmire, admir- Of Hugh Lyle deed. dff.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE.-1be parties interested in
IN the above suit will please to take no
tice that will attend at my office 10 Mar
tinsburg on Saturday the 23d day Of July
next, for the purpose OF proceeding to
make up the Report in the above cause,
when and where they are also required TO
attend with any evidence which they may
have to offer the defendant Conrad Hog
mire will produce TO me on that day, all
his vouchers for q settlement Of The estate
acc count OF Hugh Lyle, deceased:
SEAMANS GARARD, M. @.
June %, 1836-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
From the Georgetown Metropolit1n.
MARRIED.

10 Charlestown. Jefferson Co. on Tues
day the 25th ult by the Rev. ). fusion,
Mr.. THOMAS A. MOORE, TO Miss MARIA
JANE LIKENs, daughter of MIR. Thomas
ikens.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
DIED..

At his residence near Darkesville. on
Tuesday the 2Sth of June, Mr. JoHs TATE
Sem. IN the 56th year of bis age. Also, on
Friday last, Mr. DAVID J. TATE, aged a.
bout 25 wears.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
MAR TTNSB URG
8 A v T NJ G. 8 NJ 8 4 r u r O n

Ri BY resolution Of the Board OF Direct.
E-B ors Of this Institution. the following
rates Of interest have been adopted for the
government Of the Treasurer thereof, in
receiving money on deposite, viz:
For dcposites, payable monihsl
after demand, certificates may 5 mr. cenf,ip
be issued, bearing an interest per annun.
at the rate Of
For deposites. payable months
after demand, certificates may per cent,sn,
be issued, bearing an interest per annugn.
at the rate OF
For deposItes, payable sixty days.
after demand, certificates may per cenftp,
be issued, bearing an intesest per annun,.
at the rate OF
By order,
GEORGE DOLL, Jr., Treasurer.
MAY ~, l536.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-07
Valuable Farm for sale.

v1Iula Die Farm Tor sale.
ME undersigned viii sell 10 the high
n est bidder, before the Globe Tavern,
in Martinsburg, on
Monday. the stu day Of .august merit.
(belng the first day of the County Conrf, y
his farm. situate in Berkeley county. Va,
containing
2SS ACRES.
II is first rate Limestone Land, 10 a high
state Of cultivation, having been clovered
and plaistered literally. FOR some years.
About SIXTY ACRES or THE tract are
clothed with the best OF Timber, such as
Black Oak, Locust. Walnut, SC. The
improvements are comfortable, consisting
OF Itro Story Deciding House. Kitchen.
Barn, Corn House, Sc. There is Well
of never failing water near the house. -
This farm lies within "a miles Of the Che
.apeake and Ohio Canal II will certainly
be sold, as above stated.
Terms One thiid in hahd--for tho
balance, any reasonable credit desired will
be given.
JOHN S. PORTERFIELD.
June %, lS36--6t