The Frederick Town Herald du lieu suivant : Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

The city meeting oa Saturday was very large, and the opinion of the citizen? respect- iiip the location of a college for the education of colored youth was very decisively expressed, and almost without dissent. Our citizens are indisposed for various reasons, to bring in upon themselves a greater colored population than will be drawn here by the ordinary conveniences of a residence, "it is not desirable, but ruinous to the interests of the city, to constitute New Haven the head quarters of a scheme of emancipation, not addressed to the white masters but to the slaves. As members of civil society, as Christians, we are not permitted to encourage emancipation by impressing on the mind of the slave the conviction of his right to immediate unqualified emancipation, is the first step in instigating- insurrection. Even if the right be unquestionable, we are not permitted to bring- cruelty and death into the habitations of our southern brethren, by inciting the slave to enforce it The Boston "Courier" remarking upon the above says--We are not in the least surprised at the indisposition of the people to have this institution located amongst them. There are a variety of reasons which would make it an unpleasant addition to the public institutions of any city.

The southern states would soon be overrun with graduates preaching; late butcheries in Virginia be renewed under the guidance of fanatics, in every quarter of the southern states. People who really have the disposition to benefit the blacks, may, perhaps, do something through the Colonization Society; but we know of no other manner in -which they can interfere, without the iisk of injur'ng-both, blacks and whites. Ia8aid Nev Orlcain paper, that er through the canal into Rock Creek, The of the 20th inst. says- spectacle wtu, exhibited to our tl, vestt rxla TMs was no less than of the river Potomac Hun. nocked to witness it, i i theil co "'tenances, as well as by their vo.ces, the joy that was felt on the successful completion of this part ofthe tn-e-it jwk, which we anticipate is to bring wealth prosperity to our long languishing town I he packet boats were to wed to the A con ess Jefferson streets, and the Charles Fenton Mercer was pawed through the locks into the Creek, anrnd the cheers, of the multitude.

Small progress. "Gentlemen," said a mem- her of our legislature, who arose to give his opnuon on imprisonment for debt, "-entk- men my opinion is that the generality of mankind-- gftieral--KfQ disposed to take the Riauiiinn, Sept. 9. .1 Horn ft lake killed a few davs since in the ighborhooil of tliis town. We had regarded the existence of a snake as fahulous: uud as others may be under the same impression 3 brief description of this one may be acceptable to many.

The snake measures nearly six feet in length; and is somewhat slenderly pioportioned; its scales are quite haul, form along- the back large dark brown spots set in a broad chain along the sides there is a slight mixture of red. The horn is in the tail, and appears ra- thi i'lsignifirant, but the snake is en- no doubt it enlarges considerably. This reptile is said to strike over its head, by throwingit'-elf in the form of a hoop. The black who killed the one jus-t described, it struck at him in this manner, but miss ing his arm, the horn entered a stump, and held it until he despacthed it. (rJ-Asntikc -was killed in this neighborhood on the ISth inst, -which, after considerable investigation, are cnni Inccd is a -nondescript.

It is about tw feet of a dark green color upon the buck, and striped with white upon each side. The belly is also v. hite-- its great consists in the formation of Its ch, inches from tlie extremity, is composed ofa horny substance, resembling- a. small whip hush firmly plaited, except that it is angular with serrated edges. It was killed in the neighborhood of a small pond, and, being 1 destitute of fkngs, is Tio doubt ofthe water species.

Singular evening the 3d instant, a man, who called IHviEX SnAPERj voluntarily fame before Michael Baltzell, a trite tlu- tAtv. aud requested ia ivc athantaar--of the generality of mankind general. Another member who sat near him and observing his distress, gave him a pinch on the knee, sluing, "You had better sit down, my friend, you are coming out at the same hole you went in Tram. Curious (tofument. A late London paper says, that ministers have at this moment in their possession a list of 1,500 individuals, in or near London, whose private fortunes pay o(i the national debt.

OjThere will be a Camp Meeting held by the Methodist Protestant Ministers on the lands of Solomon Kemp, 5 miles south of New-Mai-Ket, to commence the 14th Oct. next. Rev. MR. JOXES of Rockulle, Montgomery Co.

will preach in the 15-iptist Meeting- Mouse of this place on next Sunday evening at 3 o'clock, P. M. The Committees appointed by the several Election Districts of this county Vlri "i the 4th Congressional District, for the purpose of selecting- four delegates to the Convention to be held in Higprstown, to name a delegate to the National' Republican Convention at Baltimore, will meet in Frederick. at Talbott's hotel, on Saturday the Slh of October next. Republican Meeting.

The National Republican voters of the VVoodsbo- roug-h District are requested to meet at the house of Isac J.jnn, in "Woodsborough, on Sa- turi'ay the 1st of October next, at'2 o'clock P.M. (Ej BiTiBic-E. There will be a general and united Barbacue, on this the 24th zn.sr. which the candidates for Congress, for the Assembly, and for the are requested to attend. It is hoped the voters gent.ral- i attend, as much good speaking ib expected.

Creaks-town, Sept. 21. he National Republican voters of the Election District are requested to meet at the Hotel, Taney-town, fit tfu (lay the irnt. at 2 o'clock, P. on business ofimportauce.

A g-enenil atten-Lince is requested. NOTICE. 5 8 1 9ale rboe ure here- notes become due on Persons who NOTICE. Having sold out our stock of goods to Mes. N.

II. Hint and having- other busi- SADDLERY. THOMAS WO. 45 SOUTH-STREET, BALTIMORE. Has lately commenced the Importation of Plated, bteel tlld olher Saddlerv an ness to attend to, a settlement of accounts earnestly requested of persons living in Frederick-town and AH persons indebted, either for merchandise or casli lent.

will please make immediate payment to N. H. Cist Co. All persons having bills againit J. N.

or Nickliu Sc Ciuifmim, will please make them out and leuve the same with Messrs. C.ist Co. on or before the 1st Octo- her, 1831. JQ1IN N1CKLIN Frederick, Sept. 24.

Herald from such as-Hated, Steel and solid various patterns. Saddlerv, and has received this season by the ships Peru and Liverpool, his tall supply, Brass Stirrupt of Plated other ttridlo Bits of all kinds, Straining Webs-Trunk Locks, tips, brass Pad Locks and Bag PUted, Urass and Japanned Coach and Gitr Mountings, Plated, Steel and Princess metal Spurs, fc-nghsli Bridle Leathers and Maningals of all kinds, Plated and Tin'd Buckles and Power Flasks, IVace and Halter Chains ofa superior kind l.i'ed and other Curb Chains--Shot Chare- eis, 6 English Carpet Bags, of admirable canst rue- tion, Saddlers Tools of alt sorts, such as KtHve-, Hammers, Pljeis, Ticklers, laches, Awls, Needles, c. c. (TTHogskins and Saddle Trees always ile nv Ordeis by mail, or otherwise, attend, e'l to with a i and despatrh. sohr 0 8 18 a Cl a are respectfully chases.

THOM A 46 South-Street JJaliimon. nahimore, Sept. i. f. E.

(ttttl BOOT. V. GUILXtOU, Keeps constantly on hand AT I HTOHE Corner of Saratoga tt Gay sts. BALTIMORE, A complete assortment of IJKtJGU, MEDICINES, PAINTS At DYE-STl'FPS, which he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms. Physicians respectfully invited to call and examine the new French and English preparations Dr.

G. 1ms recently received. Sept. 24--10t. REWARD.

Itanaway from the subscriber, on Saturday, the lOtli of September, a negro boy named MMOVSE Of J. I. COII UN, JR. lIltOTHHRg. JXO.

114 ItALTIMOHB STfiBtST DepoHiies will be received at the fu'lMW- rates ol interest per unnutn, vijs; On Deposited subject to drawn for at tlie pleasure per cent. of the depositor, On Deposites kubject to 30 days notice, "ccnt. On leposhes made for riod not less than one year, 5 per cent. or subject to 90 days notice, Certificates will be issued for nil special deposiies. Jiattimore, Jlngwt 13, 1831.

All It-tiers iiddressecl to the ShcrifTol Frederick County, MUST BB POST or (bey will not be taken out Ollice. Sept. 17. PETER BRENGLE BOOT ANBI SHOE The subacril-er respect." informs Citizens nnd i 'Old meeting ofthe National of the Liberty district is requested at Mr. Joseph L.

Wagner's, on this day the iW. as busings of impoitance will be transacted. A punctual attendance is requested at 2 o'clock, P. M. committed a muicter, uunnir the vunterj Manttta.

Pennsylvania, and that the reproaches ofliis conscience had become so severe, that he as unable, any longer, to endure them. His narrative bdnp; perfectly coherent, and he himself appearing entirely sane, the magistrate complied with his request aiid committed him. Since that time, under his communication has been had with the proper authorities in Marietta, and such intelligence received as confirms his horrid tale. His story is that, durincr the deep snow of last winter, he, whilst in a state of intoxication, entered the house ofa vv idovv named Bon then living in Marietta, and, after her uersor, put her to death by stranding her. The fact of such a person 1112; been found dead in her house, about the time stated, fully by the accounts received from Marietta--and the whole demeanor ofthe prisoner, since his confinement, as well as his positive declarations, has induced a general belief LJ the truth ofhis singular confession.

Pcnwylcania. Thc following- are the del egatesfiom this state to the National Hepub" lican convention at Baltimore, as far as cho" sen. Most other districts in the state have taken, or are Liking measures for the choice of delegates. John Sergeant, Philadelphia, "Wtif? Lacnck, er, Anthony Bucks Burks district. James York, York district.

ftumns B. Lebanon, Dauphin dist. Hvpkinx, Lanc'r. ancasler Mm. ff.

district Jliox. McGrijjin, Washington, Wash, clist Uwrks Skalcr, Alleghany 'f alter Forward, do. 5 district. The e'ection of state officers in Vermont took place on Tuesday last week. The returns It Th-irsdaj l-is hv the rev.

D. F. Schwffer, Mr. Ttinrut Berber, to Miss J.nn lifbecca Huusc, all of tlirs county. On the 20th inst.

by the rev Mr. Hij den, Mr. Lawrence Jamison, of count), Md. to iss Margaret Josephine, only daughter of Thomas Harden, esq. of Bedford Penn.

$OM, BOOKSELLERS A A I NO. 212 UALTIJt'tltt STltKKT, nearly opposite Bdtzlmmtr's II 0 td, off or jvr salt, i earns Cap Paper, aborted qualities. 250 do Letter do 100 gross Bonnet Boards 10 do i Boards 20 reams Folio I'ost "50 do Wrapping paper 100 d- Tea paper 1450 pieces Hangings, assorted patterns ICO reams Imperial Printing paper, extra size. 165 Slates, assorted sizes 30 000 Slate Pencils 6000 Comly's Spelling Books 3500 Webstei's do do 2000 U. States Spelling, at less than Pittsburg prices 4000 Ibs Band Box Boards 2500 ibs.

Binders Boards, double cap medium sue 12 reams i Writing paper 10 do Rojal do do 40 Ot'O Russia Quills 250 Family Bibles, from $1,30 a he i a i eighteen years of age, five feet six inches high, stoutly made, full f.tce, durk complexion, and very white and short teeth. Peter, spoken to in the ordinary way, stammers coi.biderably but in an authori- a i a shows alarm, confusion, and frequently a stamp of the foot follows his i i in I have everv reason to believe he is making his way to Pennsylvania. and i jrivea reward ol fifty dol- l.irs if taken out state; il in the state, dollars. A HAYXIE. Amisville, Ctilpeper Co.

Va. Sept. 24. Trustee's By virtue ofa Decree of Frederick County Court, sitting as a court of Chancery, I wifl offer at public sale, at the Tavern of David Agnew, in Emnnttsburg, On Saturday 15th of October next. At 1 o'clock, in the afternoon, The following Real Estate, left by Jacob Harbaugh, late of Frederick County, is to say-3501 ACRES OV EXCELLENT WOOD AK1I ofthe said Bank for six 11U111 30th instant, and payable onoVafterthe Monday of October next, to Stockholder on ifc Western Shore at the Bank of Annapolis, and to Stockholders on the Eastern Shore ut the Branch Bank at Easton upon personal an- phcation, or the exhibition of powers of at.

torncy or by correct simple order. By or cr SAM. MAYNAKD Vf -p 5. farm tor Kent. Will be rented for a term of one or more years, small Farm a i i Libc i a i i about 100 A of 'amble laud ol excellent quality.

There is attached to it a laige two story FRAME BOTLDIKG, i other appropriate out houses. Persons desirous ol renting the a property, may i it and know i terms by a i on i i bis residence in i PosseHsion may be a i immediately. U1CHAKD COAI.E. 1'alwaMc -LaHit In Jefferson County, J'irginia, FOR SALE. Pursuant to a decree made by the Winchester Chancery District coint ihe suit of Pietsey and Samuel Downey, coinpli.in.

ants, against William Flood, Sherifl of Jefferson county, and such udminixti-jitor of i i a Downey, deceased, nnd other defendants, I shall sell ul public auction to i highest bidder. noticed. Friday the 16th inst. of a pulmonary complaint, at Mr. Jacob Cramers, on Israels Creek, Jesse JJ'.

Starr, in the 20th year of his age. He has left a great number of friends and relations, and their consoLition must he in the cheering-hope that he has been removed to another and "a better world beyond the grave. His obsequies were attcnc ed to on the dav following and his remain were deposited in the grave. of Mr. Ami 500 Pocket Bibles, assorted, wiili trtd i Psalms 400 Walker's school Dictionary 500 Watt's Ps.dms and I I i various bindings 100 David's do do 600 School Testaments 300 Pocket do 500 Murraj's school Grammar, new edition 2000 do do abriged 100 Works, in 1 and 2 vels.

200 Husk's Dictionary On Monday the. day of Air. next, Two valuable tracts of Innd in Jefferson, Lying- in the South Mountain, and about five miles from Kmmittvbnrg. The name of the entire tract is utid joins the lands of Henry Harbaugh, John Eyler, the heirs of Frederick Kv ler, deceased, the heirs of Jonas Eyler, deceased, John Harrigan, Kli Harbaugh, George Zollingcr and others. 'I he Tract has lately been surveyed and divided into Lots, containing from 43 to7j Acres each and will be sold in Lots, as follow to wit: LOT No.

48 Acres and 3 Roods. LOT No. Acres. LOT No. 60 Acres.

LO7 Nu. 75 Acres. LOT jYo. 52 Acivs and 3 Roods, LOT No. fi--Containing 4.1 Acres.

A plat of the Land, exhibiting the Lots ns here advertised, will be i i at the- Sale, --and further information concerning the location of the different Lots, mav he had by calling on Jacob Ilarhatigh ofUfirbaugh'-j V.d- indeed, any ofthe sons deceased. The land was run by William Mooney, who will also, no doubt, favor any gentleman who may call on him, with all 'necessary information resp cling the location the lots. The 'I imbcr is principally AVhitr-oak, ROCK-OAK AND OHTESNUT. 'I he County Uoad, running from EmmiUs- burg to llagerstown, runs near to the tnict. Terms in hand, and the residue in two equal annual pa) ii't-nts, from the day of sale, i interest, to bV secured hv notes purchasers, with such security as the Trustee shall approve.

whole purchase moiuy is paid the Trustee i cvi-- cutc deeds to tlie purchasers. A HAYMOND, Tnulrc IT, Public Sate, OP VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, of tor Mi tSi Mountain Land. and luwii Property. BY i last will of man On Thursday the Gth of October next, A the Itcal IMatctjfga.d deceased, to wit' ABOUT 650 AGUES OP i -ivo M.ll, other la improve- men thereon, snualed in Frederick conn. ty, Marylund, the Harper's Perry road .5 mile- from Frederick.

Tl is land out A 1 Part thereof li Ing on the side ol road, con i i 150 acres of first rate grain land, watered by a i soft a spnrigsij cine well as the "Ifed i i a i i of the best sites 'or t.ivern or i public i i arc two LOK I ilTTT lilt i I i i i stones, i It is nearly surrounded by good post fence, has a suflicicncy of wood 2d, The a of said land con- a i i about 100 acu-s. This laml is rich and a covered i wood. 1 he i consist of NTONK JISIHT MILL, i i i i a i of burrs and on try MOIICM-- Tins i has a a i is capable riuich i in i i it, also, a i a stable. There in DWCI.LING I) Senatorial Delegates. from fourteen towns give Mr.

Allen, the national republican 1,359 votes, Mr. Palmer, the anti-mason 1,483, and Mr. Meech, tlie Jack- soman 474. There has probably been no choice by the people. Mr.

Crawford. The Pennsylvania "Whig 5 MS--The excuse made for the address which bears the signature of Wm. H. Crawford, is, that it was written under the influence of habits that vitiate the mind and degrade the man. The apoJogyis certainly sufficient for the author--but hat can jtistifiy his friends, in suf- ienng him thus to outrage pub he decorum, and exhibit himself as a revolting spectacle to disgusted people.

Tn Secretary of war has left this city for Michigan, shortly to return with his family. The Secretary ofthe -navydjks returned to wis city, bringing- his family with him. The Secretary of state is at present in New- ork, but expected soon to Int. Qualifications ofa legislator. Cicero says, It is necessary for a senator to be thoroughly acquainted with the constitution; and this a Knowledge of the most extensive nature? a 'matter of science, of diligence, of reflection; without which no senator can be fit for his of- suc 1 qualifications were exacted of in this our happy ank prosperous republic, how many who now deem them- fwes wise enough to sit in our legislative nails, would have occasion to vacate their Sttch a test would prove far more cruel wan any freehold qualification.

The editor of the Ckambersfcrg Republican, s.iysthat he was in company with a gentleman Wednesday Iast direct from Hultfax, who stated that he witnessed the trial of Henry captain of the lady Sherbroke, from mderry, wrecked near Cape ll.u, on the Ult.by which 273 personslost tlicir lives. Gamble was convicted of wilfully the ship to get the insurance, and ltd be hung, after which he cnnfctv- of the Norris, near Liberty Town. N. In tins city on Saturday morning, th 16th inst. of a parahticlc affection, i i.hi survived but 43 hours, the 61st jear of he age, vrs.

Catherine Conttr wife of Di Jno. Though she had suffered scver.il ear? past, from ill health, death to and her friends was most sudden and un expected. For the kst few months her healti seemed much improved, And but a few hour before her attack, she expressed herself cheer ed by her improved condition. But al.i»! how true the sentence "in the midst of life we are in death" Having-for years past professed f.iith in her Saviour, her friends have the comforting- hope that death, to her, came without his terrors. In Mart land, and particularly in Frederick Town, the place of her residence for fifty years, she has left mam relatives and friends, will longrecolkctthe friendship and affection which marked her character.

To them her loss is severe indeed, but alas! how much more so to a fond and affectionate husband, who has shared with her the comforts and ills of this life for a period of 44 Int. On the same dav, Mrs. Martin, consort of the rev. David Martin, of this city, at an advanced age. In this city on Thursday eveninglast, after a short illness, Mrs.

Catharine wife of Dr. John Thomas. Mrs. Thomas was a most amiable and excellent lady, and much beloved in this community for all the endearing qualities of the heart. Her death has causeed a void in the affect ons of her husband, infant children, relatives and friends which cannot be filled.

On Monday morning-last, after a short illness, Mr. WilKamKeUey, a native of Ireland. Requiescat in pace. On the 14th inst. Magartl, wife, and on Monday last, Thomas, son of John H.

Abbott, all of this city. Postponed SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue a writ State of Maryland of fieri facias issued out of Frederick County Court, and to the Sheriff of said county directed, will positively be sold at public sale for cash, on the premises, ore Tuesday the 27lh the right, i interest of Jnhanan Manson of, to a HOUSfcJ al LOT in Emmitvs- burgh, the said Manson now resides--late the property of said Johanan Maason. Seized uml a at the suit of the Farmers and Mechanics a Frederick countv. and for officers fees.

BKBNOLB, Sfterif. JAS. C. A A Sc i 2t 100 Life of 50 Pilgrim's ingress H'O fJrcenleat's i i a a 100 Tytler's i 150 Worcester's Geography and Atlas 100 and Western Songster 100 American Chesterfield 100 Grimshaw's U. Slates 1(j'l Common i various bindings 200 Pleasing Companion 200 Life of Marion 2uO do Washmgtqn 200 Adam's Geography and Atlas 300 (Hn-y's do do 6th edition revised 100 Hall's States, i edition 250 Pious Songs 100 Langhorn's Plutarch, 1 vol.

8 vo. 125 Mason's Farrier, 5ih edit, improved 250 Methodist Episcopal I hums 500 i Protestant i 10) H.irrod's Camp Meeting The above goods been selected for fie country trade, and laid in at such prices as i enable us to dispose of on as i a i a i i a can be purchased lor either in Philadelphia or New York Merchants and others, in ant of any articles in our line, are rcspect- iilly i i to call examine our stock previous to making their purchases. dTAH orders thankfully received and "aithfullv executed. Baltimore; Sept. 24.

adjoining the lands of Thomas rairfnT, and J. lianfmond, and the olher r.on(«in- 28 ACRES, adjoining the said Thomas and a Farm. Terms-- One third purchase money to ne paid in hand, and Ihe residue in two etjiial airnnal i a bonds anrl deeds of on the lands to be given to secure the deferred DOB nt-j's heirs will sell at (he i and place a tract adjoining i tioned land, the tilcls will about contain The land is of a ve-rv good a i and is with xuuer ami 1'aim prs i i i very i interest to attend the sale. JOHX A I J.nte Marshall It'. C.

Wincluiier, Va. Sept 24, TAVEKtf STAND FOR JiiiiHi SAIE, The subscriber ort'ers for sale the UfDIAX SPRIiVG TAVERN, ogether with 59 Acres of land adjoining, ymg fifteen miles west of Hagerstown, and our of Clear Spring, on ihe great Western 'urnpike. This stand is surpassed by few, ossessing as it does many advantages, 'Inch renders it 'a very desirable property. Having two good and never fading springs water, from which the stand derives its ame, i i a few yards of the door, with a good and convenient two story LOG HOUSE, Stabling and other out houses; as this house has been for a number of years as a public By i i ofa decree of Frederick county court, siting as court of Kqmtv, the suhscruHT will nt public sale, On Saturday the of October ne.rf, At 10 A. M.

on the premises, aboV, mile- from i the plantation and tr.ict of 188 ACRES OF X.ANB. Called "I'An-r or SHLE.I lately thf prope-iv of Joseph Myers, deceased a 1 nJ tlie lands pl er Shoemaker --The i arc a large LOG I HOUSK, Log Barn, Spring House, and other necessary out --There are springs and a never foiling stream of wsrter passing through the farm- a large proportion of meadow, and one third uoodlaml, i two Apple Orchards and the improvements generally in good' order. be liberal, will be made known on, dav of sale. JACOB MYEHS, Trustee. Sept.

24. Tnisfce'K In pursuance of it decree of Frederick Couiuy court, i i as a court of Chiincc- ry, subscriber will od'er nt i On '1'tntt Day I nut. at 10 o'clock, A. M.on premises- TIH5 A 9 I formerly belonging i a i Inlf the i of i i a llaine.s, de reaped, a i i i 187 3-4 ACHES OP LAND, i on the road a i (nun I i i i i to Miildlcluirg; a i i the land with rod Sluhz, A a a A and J' 1 The fortahk- LOC I I I Log Barn, i i I I I among I me a i P( ais, Pearht This h'ts si sulli of Mca Ion and I i i I it, is i supplied good a 'I he- soil is i growth of gr.iin i i i i as a variety of Timothy, c. vf sail- on the day of (talc, thf i i i i i ty court the i of HAINT.S, 'I'nitrc.

xvisluug i pre- i a ol s-ih-, i please rail on trustee, at his residence at Un- in-li ridge. The i Inn.l, cm. i uboiit 1(JO ol which i-. MI wood. is i MinlMi-im, i is i i a of a i i a hiif- a i i liuai- sHirpfr i I i It ront i i grasses, a i i i i iiiosl i i i i i in i i i i flour.

NVar 'lie I i i i i i ai.d a a 1 I I nl I.un] v.ill i i i i i i i i i Wf: i fliVtvJTfi mvMpy i a a large i 4- Allchfn; i i i i i i i mjto-huiisr I A of -ihoul a 1 a a h'nt 70O I St Mni'lics' nab. J' I I lit- reliant Mill. nt TREES, i I I I I I Tim a i he Mild siib- i at, used ly t(je ept ouse, and always bad a good run ofcus- om, he deems it necessary to give a minute escription of it; as persons wishing topiif- hase will call and view the property. The erms will be made easy, and in payments, urther information can be had, by calling H.tmmett Ridenour, Clear Spring, Md. the living four miles from loar Spring, in Vs.

3ept.25.~10t.g3.00 DANIEL GEHR. N. H. If the above property is not sold efore the A day of December next, it be for rent, for 1, 2, or3 ycnis (o good tenant. )).

G. SHERIFF'S SALE. By i a writ of the State of Mnry- land of fieri facias, issued out of Frederick County Court, and to the Sheriff of said county directed, will be sold at public sale, for cash, on Monday the lOtfi of October next, at 1 o'clock on the premises, all the right' title, interest and estate of Ulrick Eckler- of, in and to 50 or 60 ACRES OP LANl)' adjoining Westminster called "Addition to Water Oak also. Horses, Cows, late the property of said Eckler. Seized and taken at the suit of John Wampler and for officers For FfcTERJIRENGLB, Sheriff.

Sept. 24. Hv i of a derrr-p of I i i ty co.irl. i i i i of Mib.srnl)cr i i lo, at i a ol Mrs. A i i a in i On This Day the 24th September inst.

between the of 12 and 2 o'clock, the real estate of Jason Phillips, dececs'-d, ly. ing on Monococy, near thereof in Frederick county, Md. and a i i the i pr.iperly late h.tac McPherson, tiinir timr CJ ftfurf, 1161 of iii II a i Land, i i alniiit two i wt-st of i i lr.i(ts, a Hung the liinds of (jasper Ik-iuy "Kemp, a at the nitiif tune Vptitir, imd lit VAL1 ABLK TOVVV 1st. 'I IK- i i i i i i pysitc Mir i GJ -t (,,, nnd i i i i i alo'ig tin A fret to I I 1. 'I lit- Uoiist on I a i i i i a a i iv.o i i i i i si.il.k-, the a i II ol good Fmi op.

ill ing i 200 more or less, 80 ftp acres of this remain 3. CUEBY. FOB THE SICK. OLD CtBAJKCP AZeiT BRAHD V' Old Port Wi(ie. Old Maderia Wine, Old Rye Whiskey Super London Porter, in small bottles.

These M'inwi and Liquors are -with confi- dencc those usi: as pure good, as Medicines. BASIL NORR1S. AS JTJST RBCBFVED Svpmor family Mutt FLOUR. 17. to land are in wood, the der laid in convenient fit-Ids.

The improvements are a Hrick DWEIAIN HOUSE, LlAHLlwo stories high, well finished. Log Harn, and houses as are common on a farm, a well of water the door, a good spring of water nexr tile house AN JlPPLE OliCHARD, Sc. The natural soil of this land is inferior to none in the neighborhood. It is deemed unnecessary to give any further description of the property. A person wishing to purchase it is presumed will view the proncm previous to the day of sale, which will (A shown by Mr.

Spencer, living thereon. rmi of tale prescribed by decree-Arc that purchase money be paid hand, one-third in tweJve months, and one-third in two years without interest. Notes with approved security will be required for the two last payments; when the whole purchase money is paid, and not before, 1 will convey to Ihe purchaser or purchasers alt the right and title of Jason Phillips, clear of dower, right in and to said tract of land. Jliiffntt -E. N.

B. All those interested ip said sale will plowe attend on thai day as it will be sold, N. p. on Church snull Log House and stable. 2l.

That valuable Lot and Store House, serrnd from corner of i streets, i i i on Patrick street, -11 i a depth of 6O feet. The and bfcck buildings are of brick, i i high. The jard is paved and i i i i via cr. 3d. The lot next a i i the above, measuring Icet on Patrick st.

by "9 in a i on it a two story Brick House, used store and dwelling, wi a brick stable i i This a last mentioned house an-1 lot leaned i i A i i next, and will be sold subject to said lease 4ih. The House and Lot second of House. The lot TBff 36 fert on Patrick sireet, and 300 feet i is on it a two story i i Dwelling, and back buildings of the same. The terms oftule third cash, tlie balance in onc.md two i interest, the purchaser giving bond securi- Persons wishing information concerning any part the above property, are invited to call on William C. flolJVnan, at mills.

--or on John Kunkle, in Frederick town. ftrfit. i KLIZ I I HOFFMAN, M. W. JIOFFMAV; From John ton'' f'hila'd.

it ill i ill A II' 'ill nif I--I' iM (warranted FOR.