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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-08

Something of returning tenderness
softencd for an instant the cold severity
of the husbands features, but it passed
away, and bitter smile was his only
reply.
Time passed on, and the twain were
separated from each other. The husband
sat gloomy and alone in the damp cell
of dungeon. He had followed ambi-
ton as his God, and had failed in high
career. He had mingled with men whom
his heart loathed he had sought out the
fierce and wronged spirits of the land,
and bad breath"d into them the madness
of revenge. He had drawn his sword
against his country; he had famed re-
belion to a flame, and ii had been
qucnchcd in human blood. He had
fallen, miscrahly fallen, and was doomed
to die the death of traitor.
The door of the dungeon opened, and
a light form entered and threw herself
into his arms. i he soltcned light of
sunset fell upon tn" pale brow and vast
ed q eek of his cnce beautiful wife.
edward, my dear Edward,' she said
81 have come to save you; have reach
ed you after Il thousand difficulties, and
thank God my purpose is nearly exc
cuted.'
Misfortune had sofjcn"d the proud
heart of manhood, and rs the husband
pressed his pale wife to his bosom, "A tear
trembIed on lis rye-lash. 81 have not
deserved this Kindness" he m0rmured
in the chokcd tones of agony.
"Edward," said his wife, in an earn
est but faint and low voice, which midi
Gated extreme and fearful debility, eve
have not moment TO lose. BY an eN-
change OF garments You will be enabled
TO pass out unnoticed. Hast" or we may
be too late.-h'ar nothing for me. !
am woman, and they will not lnjurc
me for my efforts in behalf Of a husband
draror than life IisrIi.'
"Hut, MHr%ar,t, said the husband
'yon look sadly i'll. You cannot breathe
tn" air OF this dreadful crll."
'Oh, speak not Of me, dearest Edward
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-08

care you the man Of the house - ask
cd stranger of denizen of this town
the other day, 'No, but my wife is" was
the subducd response.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-08
II 10Y TN.NN I
DelaW0re CoMeye. J0N. 2Sth.

THE MARRIAGE RELATIoN.-The cell
ebrated English writer, Addison, has
left on record the following important
sentences:
"Two persons who have chosen each
other out ofall the species, with de-
sign to be each others mutual comfort
and entertainment, have in that action
bound themselves to be good-humorcd,
aiiable, forgiving, patient and Joyful,
with respect to each others irailties and
imperiectlons, to the end of their lives"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-08

DEATH AT TILE GRAvE.-Mr. Jesse
Gaylord, of Bristol, pall-bearcr at the
funeral of Mrs Johnson, New Haven,
Ct, while in the act of lowering the
corpse into the grave, suddenly fell back
and expired.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-08

The more polished society is, the less
formality there is in it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-08

LEGISLATIVE PuGlLIsrs.-On Friday,
just after the adjournment ofthe Virgin
ia House of Delegates, two of the mem
bcrs, Messrs. Boyd and Ferguson, ex-
hibitcd their pugilistic powers, by enga-
ging in fight. They were parted,
however, before any damage was done.
1t appears that during the debate on the
railroad bill, Mr.. B. pronounced some
statements of Mr.. F's, as ''falsc false as
hell" hence the fight.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-08

Praises of the unworthy are felt by ar
dent minds as robbers of the deserving.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-08

Life is not intellectual or critical, but
sturdy. Its chief good is for well-mixed
people who can enjoy what they find,
without question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
Think OF Thee.

! think Of thee when cve's last blush
Falls mournthlly on heart ard eye;
Ofthec when morn's first glories gush
In gold and crimson DER the SKY.
My thoughts arc thine mid toll and strife;
Thine when from toll nn9 peril free
Az. thinc--forcvcr thinc--my life
l. but living thought oftles.
think Of thee mid springs sweet flowers,
And in tho summers brighter glow;
Ofthce in autumn's purple bowers,
And gloomy winter's waste Of snow
My thoughts are thine when joys depart,
And thine when all lifc's sorrows dce----
Ay, thine-forevcrt thine-my heart
Is but throbbing thought Of thee.
q. d. +.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05


Joe Billings, d romancing Yankee, was
one evening seatedin a bar-room Of a coun-
try tavern in Canada, where were assem-
bled several old country men. discussing
various matters connected with the "pomp
and circumstances Of war" In thccoursc
ofhis remarks, one Of then: stated that the
British Government possessed the largest
cannon in the worla--and gave the dimen-
SONS Of one he had seen.
Joc's Yankee pride would not allow him
to let such base assertion pass uncontra-
dictcd.
"Poh, gentlemen" said he, 4 won,
deny that it is fair sized cannon-.bu
you arc a leetlc mistaken in supposing it te
be named the same minute with one o.
our Yankee guns which saw in Charles
town last year. Jupitcr2 that ras can
non. Why, sir, It was SO Internally large
that the soldiers were obliged to employ
yoke Of orca 10 draac in M.s Laui"
"The deuce they wcre," exclaimed ON
of his hearers, with smile OF triumph,
"pray can you tell me hou they got III
oxen out againi"
"Why, you fool" returned Joe, "tAe,
nnyohed 'cm and drorc 'em Mronsh M
toncA-hole. 4AHeatovn Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

Unjust 6ALE..-Dy virtue of deed tf
Il trust, executed 70 me by Lucius Boyden. TO
secure certain debts therein mentioned to Clnr
borne G. Reynolds, sbnll, on the 9TH day Of June
next. at the Mnrkcthousc, in the town Of Lynch
burg. sr TO the highest bidder, for cash. the negro
wosnan TAMER aud child, the boat John NJ. War
wick, and tho Horses, In sad decd conveyed. or so
much of said property, will be sufficient to pay
tho bond now due. G. Il. SLAUGHTER,
NAV 28--f7j Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
COME ONE AND ALL-AT COST

~ FOR CASH.--Fiftcen Thousand Dollars
worth Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selling off at
and below prime cost strictly for cash, to quit the
Dry Goods business in this place.
Our term cf co-rartnership win expire on tho
first day Of September next, and in order to close
up cur business by that time least to close OUT
the goods viii from this day offer DIR entire stock
At and in many instances below New York cost for
cash only. Our stock is new, and great many of
the goods were bought at New York auctions for
cash, nj about half price-itis very seldom that
new and desirable stuck Of goods as this, is
thrown into market at cost, and evidence that
mean what we say, invoice will be shown,
and our cost mark exhibited in all cases.
u. II. e. A. G, LEWIS.
II No goods will be sold at cost and charged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

- Determined 70 sell oh my stock of Goods of ev-
cry description ertfcmc,y ier prizes, many arti-
clcs grcntly below cost, low in fnct uny other
man IN town, Goa, or mo coh ] have superb
stock Of Rcady- Made Clothing. Boots md Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Trunks, SC. &c, Cloths, cassi-
mcrcs and vcstinss.
Daily expected, an additional supply Of Summer
Gents, Trunks, Sc. Call and examine before pur-
chnsinc. Inne 2-tsl Il LOGWOOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

By the light those flames small ca
valcade pursued the way to the sea coast.
By the side of Myrrha's litter rode her IA
ther and Cleon. And peaceful was their
after life in the fair 1onian Islands; and long
and fondly remembered by the early Greek
Christians was the name of Myrrha of Eph-
esils
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

SAD SrArt or Mrpicixr.-Thc most
honest medical man is generally 50 far !
hyPocrite that his profession is nnaccom-
panied by practice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

TrE SOUTHERN BAfnsT Convention.
at Nashville, adjourned siue 1;c on the
18th. 70 tncet az Baltimore on the second
Lords day ii May. 1853.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

-.7hc Son Of man hath not rhere to lay has head.
Night after night did Cleon direct his
steps toward the assembling place of the
Ephesian Christians; and soon he was one
of their number.
But the priest was missed from the Ar
tcmesian shrine; his voice was no longer
sounded in the Hieric chorus; his form nc
longer was recognised in the sacred pro-
cessions.
One night as he came from the humble
church and walked slowly toward the city
he was seized by band otmen, gagged
bound and carried away. Myrrha, who
had fingered behind him, to speak for q
moment to the aged presbyter, issued from
the doorway in time to see this. She ut
tered no shrek. but ncrved for the moment
by the peril of her beloved. she followed
at a distance and saw them enter the tenn
pie of Diana of Ephesus.
Instantly she flew to her home, and
asked for her father. He had left the city
She sought her own chamber and sunk
half fainting upon 4 couch. After some
moments happy thought occurred. She
remembered her fathers lieutenant, mar
bound to him by many kinducsscs and onl;
second to him in power.
4 will see Clcobulus,' cried Myrrha, 'hs
can intercedc and perhaps save Cleon.'
| Acting at once upon her resolution sh,
called a slave and despatched him to crav,
audience of the lieutenant. In few mo
ments he appeared.
''ln what can l serve the lady Myrrha,
he asked.
Excellent Cleobulus, am in narrow
strut; dear friend is in danger, and al,
less powerful than yours will scarcely a
vail to set him free"
81 am at your service, beautiful Myrrha
May | ask iu what danger your friend /
placed 7"
IL know not how ne is charged; he is il
the hands of tho Aamens Of Diana"
"Ah! and his name I"
"Cleon."
The brow fthe officer,da,kened as h
asked.
Thou lveost the renegade priest y
| The daughter IF Anaxander raised he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

AGNUS DEL.
Lamb of God, who dearest
Earthly sin, relieve US.
In thy heaven Thou nearest,
From thy heaven forgiveus.
Though the Fathers curses
Fell for human errors,
Thou, with endless mercics,
Hast destroyed their tcrrors.
Let the STORM and trouble flee;
Dona pacem Dominei
Lamb of God. the billow
OF despair rolls DER US
As with thee, no pillow
Offers rest-placc for us;
Desolatc and dreary
Stands the holy city.
Hear our mise,rre
Jcsts, and have pity
Let the storm end trouble flee;
Dona pacem Domino
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
TERRY & SHIELDS


The CnurCn-Y0n1 01soe.
left thee ysang and tny, Mary,
When last ihe thorn was white;
1went upon my way, Mary,
Aud all the World seeuiesI brixbf;
For though ~ iove had 'cr bcsa told,
Vet, yet saw thy form
Beside mo, ~ The midnisht watch,
Above mc, In the storm,
And many blissful dream had.
That brouzhf thy ecnflc smile
Just q In came when last we lcuued
UPou the ehurrh-yurd stiIc.
I'm hero 70 scsk sbce nov, Mary,
As all love The beat;
To fondly tell thee how, Mary,
Eve hid thee n my brcst
came to yield thee up my heart,
With hope, snd truth, and Joy.
And crown with manhood's honest fuith
Thsfeclings q fhe bay.
bresti'cd si,y nanse. baf every pulse
Grew still and cold the while,
For l was toid shSu wcrs asleep,
just by the church-yard stile-
Ny mcssmatcs deemed me brave, Mary,
Upon the sinking ship:
But flowers DER thy grave Mary,
Have power to blanch my lip.
] left no throb ofqnailing fear,
Amid the wrccking surf;
But pale and weak trcmbIc here,
Upon the osicrcd turf.
leamc to meet thy happy face,
Aud WOO Thy glccsome smile,
And only find thy resting place
Close by the church-yard rtilc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

When man don't pay his debts in Cal
ifornia they tess him in blanket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
OOTICE.-Thc following Ordinance no, ha-
CANDLES, FLOUR and FEATH-

~ ERS.--Now receiving, $50 boxes Satons
best summer Candies on consignment; superior
lot Of Family Flour. and ase an extra lot of Live
Geese Feathers. in addition To my general stock Of
GROCERIES. which l offer low for cash, or in ex-
change for country produce.
June 2-ts JOS. II. WILSON.
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DEATHS.

Calmly ,cit this veuy home on inc
goth KGSSurI sixth OF j. Luclus anu r.
The Death Whoopng Cough hes' pIc
cins abc thy lovely form The rfy grave and Thy angel
spirit. which animated OF rare beauty anu W
iorh merto thy wo loved ihee 100
balm their hearts "Of such Is the hnsdo ID
Heaven
DIED San Antonio Texas, Aug IS ISL, WILLIAM son OF Ju'
c. Capt VIM b. Blair u. A. aged IA months.
D<S- Washington papers please copy.
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EXECI TuK's SALE of VAIL aELE
LAND. SLANEs STOCK. CROP. &c.

a. ILL hr Sold val! ana testament ct
w William MIN deceased ESDAl TIE BUN LAY rl
September The iuur AUCTION Ia ic highest
dLG klnbrrugh
sa!c! cUttu,. a,u; hir- hundred iity iuf aces He
'!o'r it '5n the EiN rcrk. conn! al Louisa
IL miles Norm Court Hofsc and ah;t miles ife
Fr !rcss Hal depot. the Nir.at rcnal Railroad: has
Ia"a!hn sii ply al woodland. and rac low gI"it!>
choice sae ." irl at all urcI houses. ter The co'"
- family al. Ir-a!"'rl u
MhnGlac Mills, bouci Ky Col Clayton e.
'1icma. M"ssrs james ! John Carpenter, m VIM Prna-t,n
TINS land quality,
line Niirat iu! Other tdpl" productions Of the country
At Tia! be- Sold Ii valuable riIYca
Men. W"nc.. Iinys
kins hru eu! and Kitchen Furniture. PiaaUn Tools, crops
!-rcrlItIpr made the this
The viii - -! property
VIII b. mad, known the sale Should The Ay BE
sale will place the day
JONATHAN T. E'WliERD.
Executor . William kImnconeh, decd
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7TO Vi yI'fIl UkI:tS.

SALE OF EUTIDN MATTINTKi Al A0''IT''''
as-III. hc sod public upon the premises on FL
We NE>DSY The S. u October all the Machinery con
tauc, IN Factory Building Lately OWED a "crHr" e
yuc,bnr. Manufacturing Company canfsin. N!Io"' hes
rs Ora wing ChrnSte FRAMES Wrappers Sioolc dresser
Packing and various other ARTICLES pertaining !" lotion MAN
uil Also, Sira!er and one Napier
. above will he sold purchasers. and without any
limitation whatever positively take place upon the
ia, appointed. .,,,,<..s
An unusually good opportunity Is here offered n
supply rin>cIvss will! Machinery nj very small cost
Su with Copper Worn:anl Fixtures ' manu-
-'7 " - = WIN : ELLISON.
Office Of the VA and Tent X. ir"at
s.u, l;-c3w Lvnc!t arg. Va
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LAND FOR SA J. l..

OFFER privately lrm in e lower END Of inc eoun
fifteen miles Richmond ana -"eeh
ib. and four rom James River contains 90 Of which
nearly :!se hundred cleared! at III li STATE q improve
, ,nns of il having with sand mari The
house. enclosures good. an the dwelling "h-c !, suCien
m IN, arc, aun a.i II IN thorough repair
ard .e cc ttion is
Tie ire!sn grantn achToni IS os -: GEMS
huslc. aud 10 Baltimore. ! CeE;sS
This SD acre pus "leI
much nwer IN eicc earl. sale The credit payments
, ne aars purchaser reside on me farm, ana
w,u,l b. cllti . lesun wishing 10 PURCHASE
BENI POLLARD.
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOLS.-The Messseafs
KEMMEsERs have opened Juvenile Singing classes IN 0u
CITY, at the different Churches lhey come "'s"'s
mended Vocal Music teachers ana ''e ooNee'' Il" s'
by their classes are spoken Of in the hignest TERMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-26
EDK SHE.

NWiSf: the death husband. james k'cch. viii "'er
W nr .a.r. the Gh iis nr"rr sol G
previously disposed nIAN well known III" former
residence tu VIM H. johnson" decd Tins estate lies "n ir
the Chesterfield. IKE miles
ayr Petersburg twcy$errn from ~" tiy al Rlciu!i ant
mic. Clover I'LL ni! Mines rud R"tt:a
health ana, al.
dr~r "-irarc lhe Improvements large an! c"mu' r"S
dwelling. Dsur>cT House. Kitchen, lar !iuhcr :"
lhc~ lr in summer Houses, with tauu! gard and gar
DIN iaS"G'.y r,aEcr'!
Their. hall which Is in original
growth valuable the ;nr c rrst!r all aiti" iIl ~ gw
rou,iuc well ,!' usual trlrty 81 crops and hes
i!yai:l4.,'!-ly i"r .rra;cr improvement
M t.r, !xlc. vii br m, any de
SIRED, rIa I.I'IcaiI"nr u t.:r subscriber
MARTHA \. KEECH.
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BOID'S TAVERN, 1T AUCTION.

Ply nj decree the Circuit Aibrulre
Nay Buyd>
Ma.ruier> shalt ulrr sale. upon premises.
pubic FRIDAY the in day Nnvrmr 1851.
suitable and not. The first suitable day
wri Tavern aud r
situated n Alhcm4f". about e
tilIIr:r lr road Ia RitG"n'. III. buIld!rr
are and TIE ~ acres.
T..EiiSttsh st!'iru: ~ ray ".r aud tie bIrc" or .
c,c, one. tw alDi three years with bond rfu s"cGrts
!. w Sal SuI.ES
L. K. WATSON
S.r,j tuu
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y,j,r,XI,t, E,E.f FOR SAFE.

y.sIfE s..rir wil soil al. farm called LEVEL GREEN si'ua
City Eictn"u. N nrs n "ici
GOO! Turnpike The aIoRs 'Ia oi Dc D. y o"..
which woes ana 10
acres lal Mari has been extensively udol WHICH
Tr.r i r,r abundance The ho.s. good
rooms yard AMI garden attached. and enc oil the best
the house. II Nt' ~" !! All .!e
houses house. house -h stables &C ne
place pcntiiuly pe,. with all the various As OF !fH 'e
~ - e. [,r;,S WV. COPELAND.
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VIRGIN IA.-ln Anrla CncGt Court. >rrl'Hh,r n,.e
l-Il

M. H.
For attachment
Edward H. Johnson administrator at john Johnson.
deed. Mary i. Johnson, an! r,.c. 81
John. Edward K johnson IL his Ti.ht. l,ii
(auilim d.I Maj, a. his SauIl W Wilkins
aid Sarah J. wIuso. >am.U" Defendants.
hap. and Charlotte Ia. E:LtIHG Wood
AH.cllur ms wife. Sus" \ Johnson Jack W
ula-unt aud Wills T. Johnson. Tia" .a- -:
whom ire ur,!sr the rl :.
The tins the interest the -c'r...
IaNUU
plaintiff, claim So c. !ge By crilI,s0s urc brn.! Tie
-. lay al December. 40
And the defendants John eau! aud wife an ~" u
and having ruiec! !h,T It"al4Hrr . %
appearing BY aiias lilies! the papers the tas f
tt- Commonwealth: II Is 'IErt 'Hl If
MONTH tc Itbc.tEuH 'i 'i. #.s
len wiIlr 10 isp'.r ti dtf '.'
tf. ut,rr he iI nh Richmond mii.r
y.t for l,ur We. K success md posted
CONT House OF tl. Courl lay rh
cniE-l'sic,
T.. g. LEIGH. tia.
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r1l S'hf1 - ALE

l1cISG icriru,,s locating Texas n: ensuing ia'
eS sI.l sel privately the FARM winch reside. lying mostly
In the Madison the Laace IA Orange On the Rapid Ann
about r; yay wrrn e.. II and BabouGsE!c. and
.an. rUa! ralu- from TIE Vale! o VIZ
,Ini1t 10 ur IN. about -
cleared tI"ir! i"!-thc bal
a. ii hickory aud pine timber. There ~ acres ct
,rt .vrr bottom. with ample meadows portion
of The bottom wh Timothy The sol u Wei
a:ri the growth Wheat Tu5uccr and Griss THIS
,vrlc! smaller tracts c'laiins
bI inl with river bottom a" an a'HiaIe :"
,,! land rlinnn. tract plat o. the lh"!
SHOWN. the flats. streams mbtT"d ah ah
The manner which divided together "h IN" contents and
fields will be exhibited wishing 10 fnI'
Is EoiIhE MI! ail t.d Kali
Richmond. also the Alexandria Railroad IN proc = " con
s;r must necessarily add 20 its value and make desirable
The health OF the ne.pnlhu an! srtt ,el'
n. citi2rua of country are r"'eriH nose
i$iu. particular description referred % IN" non j.
mii Norton upcpcr county Va. Mr. Robert H. i"e'i kf
nuG the premises whose a,r"H i
in-rtY Ma. Orange county, Va. 'l.o a. SWIM.
;y-Is ':I--lt i;
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LATEST NEWS By TIE TELEGgAPI!.


Telcsrarhed for the Richmond Enqnircr.]
BATTIMoRE, Sept %.
Sales ot aUO bbs llo"a!d Il1ur SS-1 3,.l
Grain scarce and unchanged No alteration in Northern
markets.
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FALL. GOODS.

rSNIOMaS u QraNiE- taxes pasuc ~ In0rrm!.# I custom
and The putc genera TIA: n" nas crri:". ~ s ut
rcrcn arrivals large anil superb stock 90 Pal ,t H"r -
purchtstt! the and AZ! sold lh .'
.gance Tor CASH NJ 20 Shuc.r: I'LL ,rt
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BIS ACl:Es or Land - THE COUNTY OF

- the VITO Is rlsiIoHs 81 cih. NJ The Is
N:r ia 'clrnan deed Il otter safe iIfce hundred
an! !git at. The county q" New hei =
Richmond. within oI Providence FORE
hn iEI. thicktl"n.lit river Mere are
cleared land, an! balance O the Tracts IH TIM
Dcrrt
ie !d4i Ty Tor an! others and orircy Owned
iy Micah lrifndn Tie consist n iii dwelling
n"'se. am tie location very healthy Fn: terms ~ ny 10
.rif. il--rff JANIS VI. TAYLOR
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T!I JUSTICES SALE OF VALUABLE NEAL Es-
TATE


Il decd Trust from Walter H. flnAh' 10 me ~
tul; executed and recorded VIII expose al ipc
a.cfluu bidder the on ne IN Gay o NC
,ub-r next valuable OF land. and winter ana Hl.
fishery lump. wing the waters OF Acnla Lrerh ana
p,tnln c river. in county al Stafford. Va.
lies both sI!cs oI TIE hlNloi,
Frcc aud Potomac RaI" aud all around 'r prP" AT
Auuia Creek fertility by ANY lil III ''c
an XaistIblc nI'nc 81 r'i mar
lie land good crop "I !!ah "h'
Sold with The Fisheries maze AVA!
considered the valuable IN ms PAR ~ ' ''
;ryt n!rrr. tor >ac dtsa rare "i
n,f,nIy Il, those IN IIrsG ni desirable properly!
deed SHE for cash am instructor ~ ''a
,i. credit The greater PARTON al Tie P''$' hff
wlIl liz deferred payments lrn" '"''
made Known a. the stc Hc h!c
TIE trustee VIII ''!F'! ny
.,;I warranty persons disposed 10 purchase cN'I'c
.rcn.iScS. which accessible by Ran any Ec!
la: w L. o'"'''t ''"''>''
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AS the same lY the above LGn) we VIII o'er
for SAFE al or the "rum Farm, the following properly
To- VII one schooner called the Vim e. Bear, one S"" called
IN. VIM, Murray. satreauy 20 Capstans 20 '"H Rope
Irr. Iingsehds, AMI great deal 81 g"r f"
RI. connected Fisheries. Also 10 iiort'S - ha
iarc ~ Hos all the Farming Utensils &c c"ncc'u VIII
r lam! The will be continued from 'ar Gay ~ r"h'e'e'
aud the terms will l: liberal and male SnnHG a tie sac
"' " $50 IIERSDtIS. TRUSTEE
ANGUS: 90 ctls GEO W. CONWAY RETRIEVER.