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Works Of Nature.

IN a st tie Ol health ihr nlestinal canal NAV he
compared to a river whose wlte now over the ad-
jo n,ng land, through the ch inhels nature or art
has made, and improves their quiies; aud to Ike, p
up tie comparison of the river, 81 long as il runs
on sno thly the channels are KEEP pure and healthy;
but If by cause the couIse Of the ver is stop
pet, then the water IN the ga ais i no long pure
hut Oan becomes stagnf nt Th.re is Tut one law
f circulate in 1aiu'e. Wh,n th,r' Is a super
abund,ncr If humoual alid 6 rncity) in The inles-
tnal tub :, aud costiVe, es takts place, il n ws
back into the blood Vessels, and nG rates itself ~.
TO the circulation. TO establish the tree course of
the river. we must remove the slruciio ious Which
stop s fee cour.". aud tho OF H. II balay stream
With the body, follow The same natural pracipil !;
rem we. ly That 'auahlr puIgave medicine Bran
a. dk,s UAirerSa Fegeiabie Pills, which tre an ei-
c'ua assist nee ot nature the super abundance Of
humors IA the inte tine raual. DS ler e'erng IN
this pract c., the ways Of the crculion viii then
be le-torcd 10 the full exercise "f thor natural func
tioas, and = stute OF health wi be frmy establish
ed Remember, never suirl drop OF blood I, be
taken from you'-Evaeuate the hun,rs as often
and as long as they are degeneraIed, or as lopg
you SICK.
DIR. Brandreth's Office in Philadelphia is at No.
s, NORTH ElGli ii street, where hts pills can be
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions
UJ Only agent in Sunbury, is ii. d. MasseT Esqr.
sanbuIy, Sept, 8. ls4o.
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Removal.
B 100 K-BIN ERY.

THE undersigned have the gratifca,n of in-
forming the public that Notwithstanding they wcrc
so uutnrtunate as TO have heir hndrry burnt down,
in March last, they have opened very extensive
one, in Locust street. in the new building drecily
opposite Geim's Hotel md are 2, prepared TO exccue
all work in their line with despatch and in su-
peiior style Their RULING APPAR ATUS
and other Machinery new, and of the first order
and latest improvements; and they feel confi
dencc in their facilities for giving perfect sa>fac-
tion to all who may favor them with their orders.
Banks County Offices Merchants. Mechanic
and Others, can he supplied with BLANK BOOKS
Of every description. which for neatucss aud dura
bili'y, will be equal IN any made by the United
States. HICKOK & CANTINE.
HARRISBURG, Sep. o.
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Some of The ventilators can I've used as waste weirs
and as entrances into the aqueduct.
The next important work is The reservoir, So
miles bp the line Of the aqueddct from its northern
terminus, I; covers 35 acres of ground, divided
into two sections. The north section to have 90
feet of water when full and the south 25 feet
the whole reservoir will contain about leo coo 900
of gallons Fsom this rcs,tvoir the water will he
conveyed through the Fifth avenue to The dstrhu.
ting basin. of about FIVE acres, holding 100000
of gallons, a, Murray Ill., in Forty-second street
by means of pipes 30 inches in diameter. From
Murray Hill the wafer will be conveyed to the
city by the ordinary distributing pipes.
The difference uflevel between the basin at Muir
ray Hill and the pool at Croton, is about 46
ieet, being fraction less than IA inches to the
mile.
About &c miles Of the aqueduct are now (April
lsi0,) completed and several other detached sec.
tons arc nearly SO. II must not however, be in
ferred that the work still to be done is but of small
amount on the contrary the difficult and ex
pcnsive portions of it remain to he performed. Ac.
cording to the engineers report, the whole wo k
with the exception Of the bridge Harlem strait,
will be completed and ready f,r use in the spring
Of lS42. The completion Of ihe bridge cannot be
expected before the close of lsi3 aud it may and
probably will be still further delayed To dimil i,h
this delay it is proposed to erect a temporary con-
duit pipe of suita lie dimensions, as soon rs III,
Golfer d ms at Harlem will alm;, Of i, bv ,vL;cI
means the city will have tn" ,'enef, of The water
two or theee years before a supply could be had by
the Harlem aque duct bridge.
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The Brother Jonathan.

HE largest and mo 4 beautiful newspaper IN ,b1
world-larger by Gny square inches than anv
other newspaper in the United Sta'es. Published
Saturdays, AT 1862 Nassau street. New Y,,rk
frIce three dollars year-two copies for five dol.
lars.
ar The proprietors of this mammoth sheet
the Great Wstern" among the newsp,ners--
have the pleasure Of realing before the reaJ;,o
public we ky periodical containing ereo,e, %
mount and variety Of useful aud inter sting mis-
cell my, than is o be found in any similar nnhI;c,
ton in the world.
Each number of the paper contains as hree an
amount Of iea,lns matter is found in Volumes
of rdnsry dundecim which cost S2-apJ m -.
than is con'aned in vnlumr Of I,vine's Cnlum.
bus or Bancrof's History If America, which c.,
SO , volume-and all for Three Doll rs wear Fo,
S5 two C u les will I've forwarded one wear. ~, ops
copy two ye RS
Since the public Of oui original pras,ectps,
the Brother Jonathan has been ENLARGED snj
its SIZE, amply ofore has been 81 much increased
that much more tan the former qu intity of The
most inte es,ing literature of the dly is entraced l.;
lis immense caplsty Selections from all the RI. ~,
prominent and celebrated writers of the d,v as.,s,
IN swelling its conent; and whatever il new rich
rare, is mrd alrly transferred TO It's cou,nns All
the contributions 10 periodicals of neric,n yvr;,.,.
f repute appear III lis pages; asd he issues If the
foreign press are lad under coniibuiions. as sooo
as received in this country. 10 tie miscellaneous
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pd; and in all the Sc ections and oridfraI confirm
tio :, s,rct is devoted to avoid all that mao
touch upon the opinions of any party in religion or
p litics.
Ex erance having taught US that we had mark
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people lights 10 follow, the Brother jonathan
shall continue, as 1t begun t. be bold, gentle.
wei hy, tight, gtavr, merry, serious, witty smooth.
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Transportation Line

To Il L. i VI o E.
(yI, TInE WATER ctNAL)
Warehouse fool If ChesnW Street on the Penn.
SylUaHia Canal
A BOAT haves the wharf of the subs T. her evc-
~ morning ts o'clork, running through To- Balti-
more>tn three davs. Consignm nts OF produre,
iron. &c. will receive a de spa;ch by his line, which
has no, hitherto been qualled BY any other. Rate
Of freight as low as by any other regular line.
References:
JOHN w. BROWN, \
BUCK a. HERR
HERMAN & STILLNIGER, D'''''O'e'
J. & 4. H. 'IERR.
Goods intended for Pit shurs, or any uoirt on
the Pennsvlv MIA Canals. WI Ie shipped wi houl
del on their arrival at Harrishur,, rs thi- con.
meets with the North America line of Portabl4
b ats to Pittshur lis, and with tho Susqu ham,
m Packet Lire to Northumberland, Will ,msp lr
Wi ikesbar,e, and III iu'errnr 'iac pl ccs.
GEORGE w. LAYING.
Harrisburg Sept. 8, 1910
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EsA II AR DIS

UNITED STAf,S 90 dEkCIAL AND
STATISTICAL REGIS SrEk.-Conlaining doe
uments, facts and other useful ,uf rmation lusira.
live OF the history ami resources of ,he American
Union, aud OF each State; emoaci commerce,
m muiaciae', agriculture, ing,rnal impra, enents,
banks, cure cy, f ances, education, 81. &c. Eli-
ted by Samuel hazard.
Pubh he'd every "Wednesday, at 10 Dock street.
The price To subscribers is S5 per snnum, y able
on the irst of January Of e'ch year. No suhscrip-
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OF the principal cities TO pay in advance.
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George w. Layng.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
I,H AND

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT,
CHrsSur SrRsET WH.RF, HArRIsBuas.
Is prepared TO receive G 'o's and p oduce at the
new wh'eh ,use, which his arrangements will en-
hlp him 10 forward with dcspa'ch to Philadelphia
PittshurC, Williamsp'r,, Wilkesbr'c, c lur-hia
Lancaster. or any other point on The Pcnnsy,v mir
anil Union Canals. and The Prnnsv'v 'vanii AMI Har.
rishurr aud Lancaster rail roads.
G'o's from Phiadclph for Harris u'g. Carlisle
Chamb rshurg, &c. &C., forwarded with care and
exneditinn
CoAL, PLASTER, SALT and FISH, constantly for
sale. Sent g.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

II is stated a remarka lie fact that the diver
of the East Bridgewater and Abingdon (Va.) stage
coach positively decl re. (and he is a man who
ought to he bel cv.d) thst one dly last week be
conveyed fen Ladies' to ABB gton, aud there wa,
not one 6andbor among tie ,choIe!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

In The case Of M'Connehay. tried at rTun,inc.
don for the murder OF six pers ms The jury where
absent ibout an hour, and 20 urn d with a verd,c,
of "murder in the fl st degr,e"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

! OJFlour from wagons At Pitts urg On Thurs.
day, SO 25 SO 37i.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

A ship was to have left London for Texas on th
20,h jane, with seventy families.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
ASTONISHING INCREASE.

FOUR THOUSAND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
IN TWO MONrUS!!l
WHEN we first purchased the old an well
known estahl shmeni Of I e
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11
d" Head Quarters. on board The Ariel,
HISTORY rersus THE "OLD HICKORY

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ms Ol' ''''"' 49,
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WIN ''''S ''e P00's"'O - '''''','', "' -
"o''.''" uy '"e o'''c ''0,o''' ''''', H = . N'i
eu '" oy It's "ue III ''''S P'aVc' ~ ''V P'' P'S'
u O.P''S'"S Tic c''"''V'0' u ''''''"' i''''','
VIC lsoPoS' 10 S"o" - "'''' "'s'c' ~ ''V''' 40
'''''.'''e are el''''o' " c'",''I.'7 ''','" WIZ"
''e 'S'Lg y ''' ''"'sS u WHO" II P'C's'"S ~
spcak. This done, and we leave the otiLcc.h3.d.
o,s f., al l, od,a,,oro which .,Ich ,.,,ac,s ran
-
give .clI amongst I'l'c1ISe''' "''" uP''S"' '''0'
Of ar, party. \ correspondent lGiOnns rs that
!, IN. 'r ,I., .,,,,,La,s sent IN him hv an office
hp'der ue"gIal Hi'!'Soh Is aI'uHcu VI "oN'"a
allowed Tie Indians TO "piCk his cn-uMpMeUt
J..ll.... %. 'r;,,,,.o,,-.o - ~ rI
'''0 ''~ "'''' ~
town, from McA'ee u''oI! o' uie 'a'c VII
Soeah. Inc vol Of an uDDTc;uticel historian in
,c,e ....,,.,,,,..i,, 50,
l'4J' WIG" ~ "o,''0" 'o' "''0
islcd. lTI. GUS the EMHS heroes Of the
rr,so,., 3,,. ,.lo or, alnaiant rs TO the way the
o&'-- 'HS' 70 nave oCeA '""5"'' ana VIII" "'o -
much wiser in the grocery OF by the fire SIDE,
no., l -; N-,,.,,, ,roe ~, th, crorol
49," "- f"P'' -
As Mr., NcAiec Is now one UI M'II." Va" d.
ren'S Ministers abroad, we presumed the author.
,,,,. ..,l. ,,..,J, ,L, o0i.o
~ "'''' "''''
ho'aeIs and therefore coP!co l'o"' lis oo'"' "'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11

GENTLEMEN AS your editorial committee j.
composed OF citizen, belonging to both sides VI the
recent pJt.l.a divisions - tho country, pir -nne
Enh "' have NJ Objection To ll-a-. '.4 q. S., q
=, .at. "" .ir W. '." most absorbing que, tons
OF the day. [ mean TIE suffice. OF aoyauou
S1Eern. years az, n nag nemnry serves ne.
'--3 i''.-.- Oh PHI" '.... ~. '..- ' 'a. r0-.-
eating the call OF q oljr Contention. H.... was
.Aen under GsrISsiou On tie ground That tuat oy4y
could ana oIgnt - amend The STATE Constitution
80 q, u prO:lte for the gralual abolition Of
>iarcry-IenO1htnL is longer continuance a. b..
ny Ac"m21isye ".t!l tie principles u the De:.lr-
atom OF Independence. \ Judge Reynolds, wg>
known u have daily ln,4tcour>c with the U.'ce
about that period and a. It was said tina. he left
LIMOS not because lie Gi~.i.cd her Constitution.
out because he vas wholly broken gwa there, me
impression was genera that tie wanted to >c-41ur
constitution CONFIRMED 10 tia, Of cur ue- l-y.s
over the water The ting passed oil, however,
aid hare To-: Or m>.aid the paper containing the
piece. l think it was signed ~ Salt lo.is-, and
" you c"4.I g; hold Of i. you could doubtless
rI'e pretty good guess from the cl- ntIr--
whether the Judge wrote il, o. only sanctioned IT,,
appearance III TIE Topo-.
Iha! the .eadng ,ai.io1iets aud leading y a,-
Gratis q IL present @tg are ore and the saue
iAIHT-!7 gIu't.---i> aJ; uH.; uudani15.r. ua, is
b"tS:'t Of by their leading men in tie No.'I. 1GI
copied with nP"rp1lli n,a, ieI>, wj.uou. r,n".u'
BY their presses ~ the " os' iDuk a. the c,tc ion
If Marcus Morton, oi Lp,,.c..>e.t,, all Gl..,s4
a5o.'3oni,t and 7 pnH5'~a'--'ae tr,, one 70. his
,'-n" ever elected. ana NHg,e ,..a-ra i .u4,.g. ".
by the y ma at Of vour fgsl. Lo.l.. the. r-rp1-
Legislature, whoa t''w woca, ago moved 10 aunua
Tue m" liking Il day tor the election Of "a
Senator 10 Congress. bY ln-rr'l2g the ".rt> q .i
r""t j. Hereby elected IL ~aG4-ur Of Tie T.. :. .yr
TX years from and after ..e fourth ~ March t,t.
>"l b vas corresponding Secretary 90. the ay'H-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11

FJNtIS PAPER rs published weekly, by CYRIL
l. Z. CADY, at 50 in advance or "a at the eid
o fthe year. No paper will be discontinued but at
tae option Of the Editor until all arrearages are pad
and failure to give notice Of wish to dscol.
sinuo will be considered new engagement.
Rates Of Advertising.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines, or less, br
ne first insertion, and fifty cents square for eacl
subsequent insertion.
For one square IL months twenty dollars.
Merchants or others advertising By the year, Il
the amount Of fifty dollars and upwards, will be en-
titled to deduction Of one third, where regulai
agreement is entered into.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is order
ed without the number of insertions being specified
It will be inserted Gin the discretion of The proprie
tor) until forbid, and charged for accordingly.
All advertisements from strangers, us we'll as al
orders for job-work, must be accompanied with th'
cash. or reference TO some responsible and con-
vsnient acquaintance.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11
MORE SECRET CIRCULARS.

While our hand is in upon the subject We copy
the famous B.oOdgood Circular, which was her1lded
forth by the weak minded nnoy who frst procured
Il, under he fA!owin. strong caption
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11


they could have thus arraycd the powerful parties
alluded 10, and haze carried them FOR VAN Bl--
Rem. This is the secret Of their rc-e, and aItho'
it Is far from being the basis Of the republican
hope, We rejoice that even abo,itioni,,s prefer an
honest to a dishonest mainland will give their
votes 10 swell the long, and loud, and deep tide of
Il Nations GrGttuie
(coEFlDCTTIAL.)
DEAR SIR:-Ihe peculiar crisis in which the
wing party is placed, and the Circumstance Of
my connection by means otun extensive po'Ill.
cal correspondence, with many OF the gures'
aui most patriotic Of Our fellow citizens In OH.
er States, induce me to aliress YOU al this time.
IN relation to the Presidential question. And
first, let me av1" myself as the warm, devoted
personal friend Of Mr., Clay. and an uuquaii-
lied aimrer OF his talents aui services be-
eye he deserves to- he President 0. The United
States, above ali our oincr clut}rL1.ns, and stay
with all these admissions, cannot but consider
his prospect Al present., a hopeless one. We
nave lost three years in contests abJ.t men.
ami the TIDE - victory carry M is no where.
except ln;o the eGiIes formed by opposing sec
lions, or upon the barren beach Of useless con
troversy, s2C1s cJbag TO leave as there. The
wing put'y icing an !uts.Cen! ami intellectual,
class must necessarily do rs own thinking, AMI
with thought comes variety of opinions. Az J
with variety, wan, OF unity RnI concord. puI,
our prcdicanent ami our danger. i we we're
united, we should he i.rmjuuJ,e to he enemies
OF our country; Tut alas. we are beaten IA le-
tail. Let Us apply this TACT To the choice OF
candidates. MIR. CIay's political course, and
long conflicts with portions Of his fellow Gill
zenS, have rendered him liable 10 warm oapy~.
ton, personal hatred, n"d unjIs, Pr,jIi.ce. /,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-11

THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES FOUL
PLOT DETECTED!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
Valuable E.E.N'Fe for safe.

4 TRACT Of about SEQ acres OF Land. lying on
n the Lyhchburg AID Blue Ridge Turnpike,
four miles itom Town, is ufiered Ion sale credit
Of one, TWO aud three The situation Is beau
tllul-ihc neighborhood unobiectionahle-and the
lands well wdered and susceptible OF the highest inn
provement. These lands belong TO the estate OF the
late DR.. J J. Cabe and are sold nndera decree OF
court, for the purpose OF raising an bearing
fund. The purchaser, therefore, iy paying inter
est annually, may probably retain the principal be.
yond The terms Of payment.
am authorized by the above decree to sell these
Lands privately and IN lots TO suit purchasers. To
this end proposals ~ III be received nnt the 18th
day Of Jui, next; when, if GOT disposed Of tdne no
lice OF which will be giVcn.) they will offered al
public auction 10 the highest bidder the prenIl-
SEES The purchaser viii be required give bonl
with approved personal securlty, and the tile will be
retained as further security until the purchase mo
ney is paid. Two hundred acres of well tubered
band nearly adjoining tie above Tract. may also be
had reasonable terms. fhe purchaser will have
the privilege OF seeding crop IN the Fall. aud pos
session will be given the first Of January next.
RICHARD X. CRALLE, Com'r.
June 4 IDS
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James River and hunnwi,a Company
NOTICE 'EB CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received nj the Office OF
u the James River and kanawha Company, ia
Richmond, Va, until the sh July next, for the
construction Of SIX Dams. with River Locks. to be
constructed across James River between Iyuehbufg
aud the mouth of North River.
These Dams to be built of heavy solid stone
masonry, having such part LAID in cement The
spec 6raiIons shall designate, aud with such abnt-
mens, &c, as the Engineer shall exhibit on the
plans. They will vary IN hrl hl from to % teot.
lso, proposals will be received hr the Look
Galcs OF all the Locks between the points abavc
named, with IRON work, similar to lhOse below Lynch
burg.
The plans and specifications Of said Dams aud
Lock Gates will be ready 10 he exhibited by
T.. II. GU, Esq, tie Engineer. and after the
lon day OF une mex, Al his Office IN Ivnehbuig (,
where contractors may apply for such information
as viii enable item 10 make proper proposals.
Payment for the wor, will be made IA the same
manner as for other "uiks on he line aboye Lynch
burg, mhlrh were let IN November last.
The the tor the completion OF the above work
vii be March. Sl2. i lie timber for lhe Lock
Gats will be required 10 be procured aud LAID away
caeiuy as The specification directs.
b. WRIGHT,
Chief Engineer j. K. q X Co.
Richmond May lGJly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

4 pursuance of = decree, rendered at the May
u term OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
thaucety, held for the county of Montgomery,
The OF William Dubbns aud ls1m Dob
bins. against Reuben Nance aud wife and Others =
shall, on NJ day the 9th day Of July nrXt. at
Montgomery Court house, sell auction, on a
credit OF G. - aud ls monlhs lr TRACT Of Lind on
wl.icb Thomas Dnbblus departed this life, lying on
the waters Of Lntlle River, containing about 419 "a
cres.
Also al The same Time and flce. on the like cred
it, eight bkcIy Negroes. The purchaser viii be
repaired TO give bonds with good personal curly,
lnd the legal ine TO the laud will be retained until
The purchase mnuey is pad. The purchaser VIII
he required 10 pa, down small potion oI the pnr-
chase money; enough to dtfay !he expenses OF
rh,s sale. | shall convey such tile only is YES
led in me by said decree.
DAVID G. DOUTHAT, Com.
Jrne 4W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
Valuable Goods nj cost prices.

VHIhE STOCK OF GOODS lately owned by
Il Messrs. z. & J. ". Dudley, aud IN tleir Store
House on Nam Street, has been conveyed by them
IN rIusi to the unde signed by deed duly recorded
IN the Musings Court, IN which deed liberty is
given 10 the trustees sell the said Goods, If they
tbnk IL cxpedicnt, at private sale. In pursuance
of this authority contained in the SAID deed, the
undersigned offer the entire Stock to tue public,
aud pledge themselves 10 sell at cost prices.-lhe
Stock large, comprising every variety oil Staple
aud Fancy Goods; aud well worth The attention ct
the pnbllc.-Mr. Peter Dudley and his son John
VIM Dudlcv will attend, and act rs salesmen.
The debts due 10 the sad firm are also conveyed
to the undersigned BY the deed aforesaid, aud they
hereby earnestly request all persons indebted, TO
call on lheu, The Messrs. Dudieys, at the
Store House to seulc aud adjust their several
dcbts.-lndulgenoe cannot h" given.
G.. l.. MOSBY, ,r..,o
JNO. NJ. SPEED, ! ''''''s'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

4 pursuance of decree the Circuit Superior
H. Court Of Law aud Chanccry, for the county Of
Campbell pronounced al the last phil term Of said
Count, in the Of Early aud wife against lladcn
and others. aud Edley and Miller q Roberts against
Hjdcn aud others, the undersigned commissioners
appointed by SAID decree, will, Tuesday the lsth
day Of July next proceed 10 sell, upon the premises,
at public auction, the TRACT OF LAND allotted
To Achilles NJ. Haden out Of the estate Of his father
the late Bct amin Haden, decd, wing in the coun-
~ Of Campbell, on Ouer River, opposite the mouth
OF Flat Creek, and containing 6s4 acres, more or
less. The of sale will be credit of and
years, Except TO the sum OF 500 10 deirav the
expenses Of sale which vail be required IN cash J
The purchaser giving bond with approved security,
and the lille retained as a further security FOR the
payment OF the purchase money.
The title the said Land IS unqacslionabe; but
setting as commissioners The undersigned Will con
vey with special Warranty only.
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