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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

The intelligent correspondent ofthc Phil
adcl,bia North American, thus writes fiom
Washington.
J lie Presidential game has opened, and the
stakes ale heavy aud numerous Although
the eon1iiion fthc Wig panty, at the pres
ciit moment is not MS encouraging as itnight
be, aud would have been under circumstances
to Which reference is unnecessary, still the
prospect is by no means gloomy, When the
angry contentious and incongruous elements
existing in the Democratic ranks are camly
considered. Legion is the name for tue null
titude Of candidates which loom up OH that
side and among item there is but limited
concert Of feeling or principle. Douglass,
Cass, Buchanan. Dallas, Stockton, iiniIer.
Houston. the Walkers and host Of others il
the field. supported by personal cxeltion. by
organizations and by re;ainers The dcstract-
ing causes OF sectional position must be felt
To a greater cr less extent, aud mingled with
tLem must como up review OF their past
c'l;ars aud sers;ees Tie yetrass ..:l...s Gcass
and Buchanan will not consent to die aud
make no sign: while the progrcssves will de-
,nand candidate Of their own rs mere iden-
titled with the times. If the Navy had as
much prestige as the Army, Gem. Stockton
ought to stand as y conspicuous com
peiitor. lie has gone as far and dug us deep
as most Of his rivals. and raised cry which
has found responsive echo in other bosoins
than those Of lis cwn pnrty--Wl ,atever may
he thought Of some of bis extreme opinions 10
regard to the Intervention Of this Govern
u,ent on foreign sail no one will deny him the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
BRING oyr THE FACTS.

Bring out the facts. Bring them out in
bold detail Bring item out in full aud bold
relief.
1t is stated that we have imported. during
the last year, twenty millions of dollars in
hon. from old sscpmotlcr England
What is this twenty millions made of?
lst Ore Have We not plenty Of ore IN
hills and willing hands to d'g it!
I'd Coal = Have we not abundance in our
valleys, aad laborers who would gladly mine
it?
Cd labor - Have We not wo,Emen who
would he glad Of employment, capable Of ma
king az goot iron as can he made in England.
4ih Provisions. = Beef, pork, bread aud
potatoes TO feed the warkmen.
Ard would not our farmers be ready aud
willing TO supply all o. taesea
WHY, then. il the name Of common sense.
patriotism, and the cleascst dictates Of true
rational poliey. are we buying British ore =
British coal - British Provisions and British
labor. in preference to those Of America -
lgarySriile Tribune.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
WING srArn CONVENTION.


The note ofpreparation is alrcady heard,
for the approaching Presidential campaign -
The Winchester RcpuLicao suggests that d
State Convention be held not later than Feb
ruary, ard reectr.n ends Winchester "a
the place for holding said Convention. We
entirely concur.
1T IS "a duty VIC owe TO the Wing party
that convention should be held at an early
day. and that prompt measures be adopts !
for thorough State organization. III v;.ew Of
The approaching Presidential caryass. and
the necessity Of appointing J.lcrn,es 10 a
National Convention for the selection of !
candidate for the same
"The Wig pres, of ;his State are unani.
mous'y in favo, Of President FitLMoRg. we
believe. ..oo.aing at the national and honor
able T.anucr in which he has discharged his
dates. we prefer him to any other gcntlcman
who has been named in connection with the
high Office be now holds II is our opinion
be would be the nominee Of a National Con
ventior. but, If facts should prove otherwise.
we should be prepared to acquicsce ia the
nomination Of any one who would be accept
able to the entire country. Personal prefer
cnces should be sacrificed to tie general wish
Various elements Of sectionalism and cxtrem
ism are at work agaiost the Wig party
standing asst does, on clearly defined plat.
form Of nationality, ard we mus. unite with
u hearty will and purpose if We are to sue
cccl. Success can be secured"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
lsI-ILe aan Robert ]. WALKER has al

gsaJ-iLe flan Robert j Waller has al
ways been kroWn ia tits couatry as the
British free trade candidate for the Presi
dency. But he Las not, until quite recently,
received the formal endorsement Of tina Brit
ish manufacturers. He is now in England,
aad during bis visit has been feasted and
pe;ted BY these who gratefully remember his
efforts to encourage the introduction of Brit
iss manufactures, and thus para,yse mcchan-
zeal industry 10 this country. lie has made
several free trade speeches and among ctl..
crs. one At Nanchcstcy. on the 10Th uIt.. well
adapted 20 t'at ne'idian. and great; 1, tho
acceptance IL h.s auditors aad tie British
press The Liverpool Journal SAYS Of our
eersiaiy that 1fr. E1aiaer seiH return
10 ms o'ea country. stamped tsisa the 4ppro.
RAJ ef commercial and political England
n ms 5satias for tde greet past If Presi.
dent Tie London iacs remarks thai
we may now take i for granted that On
bosh sides q TIC Atlan.ic every effort will
be made to clear away all obs.aelcs II che
eSaai'e' Of irsie. IN three or fOqr years.
Tue o'.tes States having paid every dollar OF
tbe fes.etal debt. ariN be able 10 rcdurc taeir
tariff from an acreage Of trenfy. six 10 an
arerage Of Ten Or fifteen per eeai"
If the people Of the United States coniin.
ue 70 conntenancc the free trade schemes of
M Walker. tNeg do il with their eyes open.
lie mast be wilially blind who cannot now
sec that tie tendency Of the lbors Of the
free traders is to bcreft tie manufacturers
OF Great Britain at the expense Of our own
Productive industry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

M5.In the course Of the remarks made
by Nj Bayly. Of Virginia, in the House G!
Representatives, on Tuesday Of last week, OIL
the kossuth resolution, he said:
81 wish to say here. and desire that it
should 60 forth to the country that from an
Intimate association with members Of the two
Houses OF Congress, and having made il a
frequent subject of conversation With th.E J
here assert ard hope it may meet kos.
suta's eye-that | d. not believe there are
twenty members in both Houses Of Congress
who you'd be willing to sanction the doctrines
he has attempted to propagate in this eoun-
try. And ii there are those who arc carried
away by the enthusiasm which is running
through th, land who viii for moment fall
in with it, either from motives OF popularity
hunting, or from other motives II say ii there
arc twenty members Of this Congress who are
prepared to give way to that feeling (which
. am quite sure is not the case--t believe
that nineteen twcntieths OF the American
people are the other way. From where | am
now standing 10 the Rio Crand,, | do not
believe there are one thousand men of tits
character can De found who would lie willing
TO commit this Government to policy which
would iayolye us In an eternal stie between
European i'owers--which would hiog upon
us standing armies. heavy taxation, and ma
! tional debts such as are now pressing down
the nations Of Europe, aid greater part OF
which have been incurred in wars waged to
carry ont this very doctrine Of intervention,
OF non Intervention, whichever you are dis
posed to ea,i it. Ii our Government were "a
become welded to this policy. repeat do
not believe our liberties would survive TWEEN
ty years, and believe this is the opinion Of
4 tie American people
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
TIE aISLATURE.

The Legislature of Virginia commemorate.
session 90 yesterday After the organization
of both Houses, the vote Of the Stu.e viii be
counted and Gov johnson duly inargurated
as Governor for four years This will be the
most important session ever held in Virgin,
Numerous provisions for carrying into fill
effect the ncw Constitution viii have to be
made 4 United States Senator is to be
elected ia tie place Of The Hon Il. NJ T.
Hunter. The Congressional Districts of the
State are to be re apportioned. so as to give
the State thirteen representatives in Congress
instead Of the present number, fifteen Pro-
visions are to be made and the tirie fsed tor
the election Of oil the County officers, &c.
The Senate will consist Of thirty, four Dem
ocrs 8 and sixteen Wigs, and the Ilousc Of
eighty seven Democrats and six,y-fve Wings.
This will give majority Of forty on joint
ballot. This will be long and interesting
session. We shall endeavor to keep our rea
dcrs advised Of all that transpires of interest
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

Ea.yLcu;s Nspoleonis President IF France
BY the will Of the people, for ten years to
coa'e. We expect, BY this time next year. to
announce that BY the sa ne will, lie is Empe-
TOR for lie. with the hereditary succession in
lis family. And this is the result Of French
Revelations aad French RcpubliccnFn, -
Can the people Of France be prepared for re.
publican government? That they are not
in favor OF il, Is manircst--bat even Il they
desired to haze repntlie. are they capable
of sustaining and uphollog such system
The events of the past make us believe ,hey
are net. They wade through rivers Of blood
TO effect chaage--but the change always
seems to cnd. in the possession Of power 10y
one man--ard the reaiy aequescerce Of tic
people, in transferring their own sovereignty
TO the strong hand Of any enc who is bold g
noush to determine 10 he their master. How
long tits IS to last 40 one cav EEL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
nssy~At a regular mectipo Of Eouol;t,

1I-At regular meeting of Equality
Lodge No. 1876, at their Lall on Saturday
evening January 10th, 1852.
On motion # Bro T. T. Hunter the fol
loving Resolutions were adopted
Reso'red. That this Lodge has received
With profound regret the Intelligence Of the
death Of Bro Orno HOLLAND HARRISON, who
died in California Oh the 18th Of September
last
Reso'red That the members of this Lodge
offer their sincere sympathy aud confidence
to the widowed Mother, Brothers and Sisters
Il cur deceased Brother.
Resolred. That the above resolutions be
sig ed b. the Master and Secretary and
published !" the papers of the town. and ;iiat
copy be hand d to tie elether Of the de-
ceased. A. NEWCOMER, Muster.
IIIRAM Bowen. Sect.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
~ Gllriso.

On the inst. by The Rev. John Shockey.
Mra6 Eoa GaEy 70 Miss SARsR Barr, all
OF M4rsa etr, Va.
fhe I'VE Wit. bg Rev. David Thomas.
Mr.. Mcsrs O. NspE SsouscH 10 Miss MsReA
RET Ans WooD usRR,s, all OF tins county.
By the same on the 25'h NH. Mr.. WILLIAM
NOLAN 10 Miss MAR CkABs. all vi this cosn-
ty.
b. the same on the Seth uli, Mr.. WLrssss
FL. KrsnR % Miss BARBAsy ELLEN CoLsrRr.
all Of his county.
By The same. on The 9Th INST, Mr. pArglcw
BOWS to Miss KATY McBaiDE, all OF this
county.
By the same, on the Sth inst. Mr. WILLIAM
N kisEa to aiiss AVS REsEccA KERss, all
Of Mauinsbu-g.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

The following i Mr.. Clay's irssss u r.
sign.lion, which was read IL The kraiscky
lie legislature. on the 23i. II Will be seen
tia, be has resigned his sea. IN Tie Senate.
TO take efFsc, on the fist Monday u S@piem-
Der next:
wAsHIScTov. 18th Dec. 1851.
To The General .7ssembiy Of Kentucky.
When YOU did me the honor 10 confer on
me The appointment 81 Senator from Ken
iucks, wh,cl, now hold. IN accepting il |
did oct intend q. expect 10 serve The entire
term OF SIX years. had previously retired
finally. A. | supposed. from that body. But
out 81 the territorial acquisitions. resulting
from the war with Mexico. momenion.
questions arose, seriously menaciag the laI-
inony and peace, i. not The integrity OF 'sae
Union. !rlt i. 10 be my duty 70 Ieiusn
again TO the Senate, and 10 contribute ny
nuTble aid, by an amicabie settlement o.
those questions. 70 avert the cslariil'es With
Which, we were threatened. Such settle
mrnt was attempted during the las; Con.
sfess, j. now 10 progress oiexccu1ion. ana
trust and hope will accomplish all the GOOD
that conld he expected from the great meas
urs adop,ed 10 heal national divisions and
animosit,es. which had risen 10 such. an
alarming height.
On the approach Of the present Congress,
il was with much hesitation, proceeding
partly from ny feeble stale OF health. hat
concluded TO re'nrn, for my last time 70 the
Senate. But have no thought Of ever
ayair takino A seat in that bt,Ly after The
close OF the present session. Having come
10 his determination, consider Il incu,n
bent on me 10 place il in the power Of the
General Assembly 10 aproiat my successor
duiing the present session.
do. therefore, hereby resign The Office Of
Senator Of The United States from The
State of Kentucky. this. my resignation. 10
take effect on the iisi Monday Of Septen-
Der 1852.
In dissolsing This official relation in which
stand 81 The General Assembly, | canno,
inbeaF renewing an expression OF my great
obligations and NY profound gratitude 10,
The many distinguished and gratifying proofs
which i, has given me Of lis confidence and
attachment.
have the honor 10 be. with the highest
respect, your faithful aud obeiieni servant
II, CLAY.
The Frankfort Commonwealth says:
The letter itself shows not the leas, in
dica'ion Of weakness or isrmor; but every
word Of II i N thai peculiarly neat, uniform
and elegant catngrarty which forms one
OF the lesser wonders 81 Nj Clay's caarac-
t.r y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
n.oy-A correspondent of the Episcopal

nsC5-A correspondent Of the Episcopal Ee-
corder complies from the church records. the
statistics showing the progress of that church
in the United States, from the year 1882, to
the present time. period of twenty years
In 1882. the runlbcr Of clergy was 56i, OF
one to 2a,735 persons IN 1852 the num-
Der Of clergy is 1905, or one to li,64i per-
sons,
In 1882 tie number Of commandments was
about 81. Isl, or 81 to each clergyman In
1882 the number of communicates is about
100000, OF 81 TO each clergyman.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

There Is no one feeling 80 difEcnlt wsrconc
rs prejudice Reason and argument aft6aikc ins-
potent before it II the offspring cf i&norannc.
ans. sustained By anarIcwsnG iiiibcral principle Of
selEshncss, abuses every thing that does net har-
monte with it. We have known II 70 bitterly de-
nounce Preparatory Msaieinss, without knoTina
anght about sbea. If individuals would but bc-
STOW upon them that attention which their impcr-
lance demands and condemn only where condesn-
nation Is dsseryed {nes in advance too often Il
the easel many NS1asble remedy nov before the
public fcr4sal .2 Intrinsic merit and excellence,
would riseeln fSlic estimation, and drive the
worthless articles from existence, Eat, how to
choose Select those which crmc before Jon In
plain and simple manner which have the paterni-
". from one capable and qualified BY cdacation
and exE erience. ad hus appeals By reason and OBJ
servation to gain your confidence. ofsuch char
actcr are ~ Kse'erss Family asedicireS articles
that should be in every family. because they are
worthy OF the con6denceet every one. We speak
knowingly.
x-trFor sale by WV n IsISr,Sr Druggist, and
by Druggistssnd Merchants generally, throughout
the country. =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

.6i.a.-s-, from, the ell stand TO the West end
T1flssx.. Of John street, ION The corner OF
john AMI Raleigh strcci-, leading TO the "inehes.
ter Turnpike, where am how prepared TO hll af
orlers in my line Of business with pronplns@
AM despatch ana on very reasonable terms, as
desire to give full satisfaction TO ell who may ia'
vor me with their custom. All work bnili 70 es'
der. insured for one ycar--aeciden's excepted,
Thankful for past fave,s, and DESTROYS 70 re'an
your patronage. l invite you all TO my estao1sl-
nient and examine quality and prices before laf
chasing elsewhere NEIL AlLtN'
JAN 10, 1852 Corner of John and Raleigh sls
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
DEATH or yM, G. CARRfScroy.

William C. Darlington. Esq. ciitcr of the
Times at Richmond Virginia, died in that
city on tho Both ultimo. Mr. Carring.on
was an editor of much ability, and a firm and
undertaking Wing At the recent election ia
Virginia ho was elected to the Legislature Of
that State. He had been engaged in the ed
itorial profession since April. lS45.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
BERKELEY COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of this Society was
held in the Preslytesiaa Church on Sunday
night last, Col L =. Hunter presiding.
The meeting WAS addressed by the Rev.
Nlr. Dunning. Agent Of the Virginia Billie
Society, d. II. Conrad, Esq Rev. D. Fran
els Sprigg aud Rev. Robert Berry. After
a collection had been taken up in behalf Of
the Society and members obtained, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
EDMUND I. HUNTER, President,
DAVID II. CONRAD, Flee President.
HIRAM lowES, Secretary
JouS q. SSspEa, Treasurer.
C. W.poll.
Philip Difenderfer,
john + Harrison, Executive Com.
Jacob Van Doren jr
Vim. II. Mathews,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

rg-., design b sir Joseph Paxton, for The
intended exhibition ostbe Industry Of all ma
tions Of New York, has been ou view last
weea in London TIE plan IS upon SINH
lar principal TO that OF tie crystal Palace
in Hyde Park, and the materials are glass.
iron and plate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
Relig,oa. Notice.

A Prolracted meeting will be held u, Nj
Zion church in this county. commencing on
Friday next. the Rev. II. n. Iicrndon and
Rev. Mi Dodge. will be present, the meeting
vii be continued for several DAYS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

- Az announcements Of Csadsafes for County
CHees, thar MINES 10 aand az ,retks o. less rikl
each 1e eagfssf ONE DOLLAR per square. ana II orer
y" period 20 ceats PER squire es uees aaiiiioaai-
Poymea expected ii earanee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

D1y-Gov Johnston, Of Pennsy lvania sent
veto message to the Legislature, on the
sth inst. refusing his sanction to the repeal
ing the law prohibiting the use of tho prisons
for the detention of fugitive slaves. This is
The bill be pockctel altar the last session.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

rT-1s5i--Paine's Gas---Phillips' Ami
hilator--Clussen's Flax Cotton--thc Woolly
Horse. and Republican France. have all been
talked Of but where are they now dee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

AZ her residence in tins county. ON We'd
nesday right last. Mrs MaaY Mono. consort
Of the late John Mong, aged about II years.
leaving large circle of relations and friends
10 lament her dea!..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
Balance in the hands Of the
Trchsnra, not anproprilted.

iIcNSnrS. NOT hppFf'pilNtu, ~ioo ~
There his tcen sii.i25 worth Of properly pas
sea On by the Board but not accepted by the ap-
pcants. il is probable some 81 0 900 ofths amount
will no, be accepted he other 81 i25 viii most
likely he accepted and the terms complied with
at early day.
There has been no loss by FIRE thus Car and con-
sequcntly no expense on that score Tie Board
would cali he attention ofthe-members 10 the fact
thi. no permanent office has been provided for the
meetings OF the Board. and perhaps j, would be as
we'll to take this matter into consideration at this
time
The Board has deemed it proper to buy Tribe
ali some Chairs which expen liturc was matter
Of necessity for III, accommodation of It's meetings
Ifa more concerted action on the part the men,
bers Of this Company IN calling properly holders
attention TO the nature and design Of this Compa-
ny WIS had. a mich larger amount of property
wou'l soon be obtained. and the Board would here
impress upon the membars the absolute Importance
Of this .iciion each member is principal in this
association and should act in every way to promote
its ineres., and while he Board can Do n ch, yet
&c every member would act in eivin, information
10 those who are desirovs to have their properly
insured from loss hy FIRE. there is no 10 sup
pose bat what we would embrace the larger por
ton of the property III oar County
Dy an Act passed at the last session OF the Leg
stature. the honis filed in the Office of this Com
pany, apan certain conditions were made lien On
the property insured. many OF the members have
net as ye. complied with those conditions; ifthese
members will ca, Oh the Secretary, he w,lairend
10 the matter and give all the information neces-
sary. WILLIAM DORSEY, President.
A. VI NAyAIspALE, Sccretsry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
cARRIAGE-MaKIN0.

Y WOULD respectfully announce to my ersom-
] ers and the pnblic generally, that have 70.
,noved NV
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

Carve are authorized to announce Mr. JaHx
prSs, rs Candidate for the clerkship OF the Cir
emit Court of this County, under the new consfi-
tntion by Ian 9, '5a-ifl MANY VOTERS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13


Ef1>Thc New York Tribune gives a sea-
sopable admonition on tie balance Of trade.
which the editor says is daily increasing u
gains. this country, whilst We are exhaus,in.
our new sources Of wealth on the Pacific to
keep it down. Iao let well enough alone"
policy is thus treated:
mo, easy friends: there is no no well c f.
nough to le. alone. Things are going wrong
not tor our unemployed factories ard artisans
only, but for nearly all our people Including
evea you' The aati3u is running heavily il
Debt, and preparing for grand revulsion -
II may come sooner On later, IS e.cumstan-
ces shall dictate, 5ut when !. comes you viii
be found execra,ing t5o Banks, the Mer-
chants, or some other class. as causes OF evils
which flew ailsc;ly from the Adj valorem
Tariff Of isa6. and the fatal facility of our
impertatioas which il created When The
eyi' d. SHALL have come viii you think oil
these tliingsl"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

Eey~We are authorized to announce Mr. BAiLy
TADs rs = canlidate fer the oliec Of Commissioner
Of The Revenue, at the first election under the
constitution. Iannary 6. GO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

nURSuANT to The last viii 81 yosena w;f,....
deed, we shall offer Cor sale on liz nsrs;s.s
On Fridsy sAs 27tA dsv " FsieHsry Keu, NE
MERCsIANT MILE
ard Land thereto attached, coniainine Ion
Acres, large portion Of which is cleared -
md under fence, situated on Patterscrs g.
Hardy County. about 2 miles from twe 49,.
reads lcadiHg to the b. h o r. r.. wishsn "A ~.
q TIE Depot At Paddy Town, and il Sc ~.
raising country. -
The lsnd i now veil set in grass, snt, i, :.
ccpsible Of cultivation, for sny parposs ~.
Mil IL 10 GOOD repair and has 4 frr custom ~
absolute title will be conveyed, ineiudin, e e
Right to Dover. ns
ALSO, IT the same time. one undivided A.,p.,
tract Of Woodland adjoiningahs Min ,raes sss'
tanning we
ESQ ACRES, KoHEcR LESS.
one.third es the purchase money will De r,o...
ed in HAND. and the residue in three equal ann,
instruments
NOAH the personal estate ofthe Teststcr. VII,
be sold on the 2sah and 9th Of February, 1851
CHARLES WII.LIAMs. ~.
GEORGE 2. WILLIAMS. A11
Moorefeld Jan Is. 1853 lids.