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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
FOR S ALE.


lEA County, on the va,ers of I.ickingaoe
Greek. about 43 miles fror, Richmond and SIX
miles from Cartersviile; containing abous Goo
acres; OF which so aci es s,e cree, low g,ouucs.
the greater Pari OF which is well ditched ~
bout two thirds of the land rs cleared and in
good OF der tor cropping. with all necessary hous-
KS Tor a family and 4 farm For te,ms arlly 10
me ON the premises. or TO Mr.. Arch'd 81, ce. j..
William Britt.
Goochland, Dec. ID. 1905. w8,
AT Court continued and held for
Halifax county, the twenty-ninth
day OF November, 1905.
Berryfnan Green aud Nancy his wife .iate0
Nancy Tery, daughter of Nathaniel
Terry. deceased, plaintiffs
5yai,sf
William Terry, so> and executor of Natha-
MEL Terry, dec. Joseph Terry, Nathan
e. Terry, James Thompson and Polly
Thompson his wife. late Polly Terry,
Robert Terry, Keeble Terry and Sarah -,
has wife, the said Joseoh, Nathaniel ! =.
Poliy, Robert and Sarah being also chill. :
dren os Nathaniel Terry deceased John -
Martin who married Elizabeth Dicker. :
son Terry another cr,id of the said Ma A
th2niel Terry, dec G. who hath departed = -
this life, John CLANCY < Sarah Royal his :.
wife late Sarah Royal Martin, Marshall =
Martin, Nathaniel Terry fiartin, John
Elmore and Nancy his wife la,e Nancy y
Martin, William Martin, Polly Mas.in, p
John Martin, Edmund Martin and Abra. x
ham Martin, the said Sarah Royal, Mar
shall, Nathaniel Terry, Nancy, William,
Polly, John, Edmund and Abraham, be.
ing child en- OF the said John Martin and T.
Elizabeth Dickerson his wife, and tie
said William, Polly. John. Edmund aud
Abraham being infants under tho age Of
tweaty one years. defendants
THE defendants John Martin, John CLANCY
and Sarah Royaii his wife, John E,Inore and
Nancy his wife, Marshall M artin and Nathani.
el Terry Martin, NOT having entered III, ir an
pearance and given security according to the a e
OF assembly and the rules of this court ; and il
appearing to The satisfaction of The court thu +
they arc nc, inhabitants Of this country: On the
motion Of the plaintiSs by taeir counsel II Is
orGe ed. that the said defendants do appear here
onthe Fourth Monday in March mex, and answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some NEWSPAPER
published in the city of Richmond for two months
successfully. md posted q, the front door of the
courthouse ofths county.
A cepy-T<s,e,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

Delinquent Shares on former Re
qnisitions.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all the shates
IN upon which there shall appear TO be due
delinquencies of former re9uisrions, will be Of
fered tor sale, 1t Mr. Brooks's Tavern, in Man
chester. ON the 1Ith day of February next,
ct 1s o'eisck IN the forenoon.
BY order of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
December a., 1905. I'd
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To be Rented,

A NEW BRICK HOUSE, two stories Ugh,
4 T. with dorraer windows, with eight fire pla.
ses in each tenement. The house was built to
Accommodate two families l, lies on the main
street. Shockoe hill Itte above Major
Votes. VIM. DU.VAL.
December IS, 1906
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VIM. II. CABELL.

John i'ranib'e was convicted ofHorse Stealing
before the Dis,ria CURT Of Washington, in the
SPnng OF 1905, and sentenced to i've yea-s and
hVe months conhnemcnt lie was born in Ma.
ryland is feet 10 inches high .; vcars
old fair complexion light hair; grey ewes !.
has niche in his left ezr scars in his for, head.
and IS shoemaker by trade
Isaac Harris was convicted Of larceny before
the Distri6t Court of Monongalia in Inc sp,inc
OF 1905, aud sentenced totwo years confinement,
he was born in The county Of Wood, in this
srate, is FIVE feet nine inches high, 10 yca,s Old
swaT,hy complexion. dark hair and M I'll. cc,g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

~ Y virtue OF deed OF trust execut-
sp cd to the subscriber, by Jacob Maddox, of
Buckingham county, TO secure the payment of
debs due re Janes Murphy s. Co therein express.
ed, will certainly be SOLD, to the highest bid.
der. OH Saturday the FIRST day of February next,
at New-Nark in Amherst county, before the
store door of the said James Murphy C Co.
The Following Property, to wit +:
Lucy and her two children, Milly and Nancy. or
SO much thereof will be sufficient to discharge
the said debt, with ieterest and charges.
John Higginbotham, Trustee.
Warminster. Dec. 18th, 1905. 4w
The sale of the above property is postponed
until Saturday the 22d of February next, at
which Time and place il will certainly be sold,
on the terms above mentioned; the postponer,ent
IS in consequence of the above not appearing in
the Virginia Argusin time so as to give the so
days previous notice required by the deed in trust.
John 4Hgginbofhom, trustee.
January 18Th. 1906
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THE. HISTORY
MODERN GEOGRAPHY.
A pEscn1pr1on OF TN.

DESCRIPTION OF THE
EMPIRES, Hingaoms, S.aies and Coioui.,
WITH THE
oceans; Seas and Isles, IN all parts of the
wo,'o' including the most recest discoveries
plan. =" new
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11

*M@ Subscribers TO PINKER-
TONS MODERN GEOGRAPHY, who bave
NOT YET received their Books, are respectfully in
formed That phcy are pesdy Fer delivery At this
Os"s uf)
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FOR s1ts.

FOR SIZE,
III S. P.cascnfs' bookstore, Picimard.
The HISTORY
or THE
DECLINE J FILL Or 2.KE Rols4N
EazPIRt.
BY EDWARD ClDBON.Eso
In eight volumes.
TRAVELS
OF ANdCH5RSIS TIE 7OUNGER IN,
7 GREBGE,
Durms the middle of tire fourth century, before
the Christian rra
BY TIRE Able BARTHELEMI
Keeper oil the medals in the Cabinet of The king
OF France, and member of the ROYAL ac,ds,
my OF Inscriptions and Belle Le,,res.
Translated tram ,be Fierrb--Iu fopr ,oi,,,.,-
FIRST A,ericdn Edition.
-
THE HISTORY
OF THE PROGRESS g g-Epary,y ,,,,,y
or TIE RoMAN REPUBLIC
BY ADAM FERGUSON, IL.
Late professor OF moral philosophy in the UNI.
vefsity of Edinburgh member OF the RovaI
academy &C Seslin. of the Royal Academy nt
Florence, of the E,ruccan sscic,y of n n,;1,,,-
res at Cortona, and Of the Arcadia az Rene.
: 76e F'st American edi,iOa-I In ,,pe pos,ne..
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Tract or parceI of land
Slaves for Sale.

NN Monday the 10th February
~ next. vii, be sold, at Hanover Town
five or six VaLUdBLE SLAVES, to the high
est bidder, for ready morey.
tbs January 20;h, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
M.v.ehestey 7vnoike Gompsy.

NINTH RsoJlsITioS.
iE Shareholders Of said company are here
! by required to pay into tho hands oil James
hrandcr, Treasurer, the additional sum of Ten
dollars on each share, OF before the 9th cay
Of February next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
Notice.
4 Valuable Manufacturing MILL
TO RENT,


4 Valuable Manufacturing WILL
TO RENT.
HN Monday the 9th day of March next, will
~ be rented to the highest bidder, for one
year, that valuable Manufa Curing and Crst
MILL, in the county of Amelia, belonging to
the estate of the late Col. John Royal. dec.
IL is situated near the mouth of never falling
sueam, simost Immediately upon the river APP
pomattox, distant about As miles from Peters.
burg, and 40 from Manchester. This mill pos.
sesses tie grea, advantage Of an abundant sup.
ply of water throughout the dricst season, and
It's local situation is such asT6 afford il complete
protection against the highest ffeshes we have
yet known The tell corn she receives amounts
annually to coo barrels and upwards. There is
one pair of Burr stones and one set of Boiling
cloths, both cf which are Of very superior quail
~, aud the whole works have lately undergone
a thorough repair. The -four manufactured
here and sent to Petersburg and Richmond for
sale, has uniformly commanded rs much. and in
many instances more, than -four made any at
other mill.
attached to the mill are about 90 acres Of
land, upon which has lately been ereaed a com.
mo1ous store and lumber house, cooper's shop,
backsuiths shop, stables, and some other out
houses, all of which will be rented with the mill
A mercantile establishment at this place, con-
neded with the manufacturing business, il is be.
icved would succeed very well The above pro-
rerty will be rensed upon the premises. Bond
and security will be required To carry interest
from the date if not punGtually paid.
William Royall,
Guardian Of the Orphans.
January 9th, 1906. lin
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
THE II O u s L and ], o 7, on
l. Shockoe lin. lately occupied by Mn. VIII
liam Berkeley, and at presen, occupied by NJ,
Andrew Trsuin- For terms, Apply to.
Viii. w. Dickinson.
Richmond, I4,h Jan 1906. 4w
HY virtue of deed OF trust exc
x cu,ed To the sub 'criber by John Harden,
10 secure to Brown, Rives {, company the pay
men, Of sum of money. as expressed therein,
will I've sold on Saturday the 6ss, day OF MARCH
next. on the prernises. for ready mooey, acertain
Tract or parcel of Land,
Situate, lying and bsing in the county of Am
heEst, containing by estimation three hundred a.
c-es, be the same more or less. il being the same
traa of land that was devised b. Groves Harden,
TO a certain Edward HARDEN. and by him sold
TO the said john Harden---and also the follow
ing SLAVES, viz Tumbler, hiicey. Will and
Peter, or co much thereof as may be sufficient
TO discharge the balance thar may be fouEd due
from the said John HARDEN to the said Brown,
Rivea C company, and ali charges attending
the sane.
Jshn Higgia6otsan,, Trustee.
Warminster. 18th Ian 1906. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
FaA W W,nft.r Gooas.

The subscribers have received, and
arensw opening considerable part of their
WOCLLENS;
Among which are
Bales of assorted Rose & Duflill
Blankets,
Do. Nap'd Cottons,
Do. Yarn s. Plaid Hose,
Do. White & Coloured Plains,
DO. Kersevs & Halfthicks,
Do. Oh & IA Coatings, plain
and strip'd,
Do. Cloths, assorted colours and
prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Mems Hats assorted prices,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia-
pers, &c.
Aiso-An assortment of HARDWARE. CUT
LERY ami NAILS.
In addition TO which. they daily expect on the are
rival OF the Suffolk from Lendon, a large as.
sortn,ent of
= FASHIOWHBL E GOODS,
Winch will be offered for sale their usual terms.
GiLLIAT Il KIRBY.
Caober 4, 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
NOTICE.

HE administrative of James Win
q free, dec hereby gives notice to all persons
VINO have claims against the decedent, that she
means to close her administration as speedy al
possible and requests those who have claims. eli
Their by bond, note or open account, to bring them
forward properly authei,ticated-and those who
are indebted TO the said estate, TO make payment
on or before the second Monday in March next
that being the time when the said administrative
proposes to make up her account of adminiska
ton, and return to the ccui!ty court of Chester
field. All persons concerned are hereby notified
thar unless due attention is paid to this adver.
tsement, it will be plead in bar against all those
who are in default.
Ann Winfree, Adm'x.
Chesterfield. 28lh, Jan. 1906 tl0M)
WILL BE SOLD,
4 T the late residence of Samuel Dixon, dec
"a on Wednesday the 26th day of February,
tit being Hanover court day. if fair, if not the
next fair day.
All the PERSONAL ESTATE
OF said deeedent. consisting of several likely
young Negroes, Household Furniture, Shop
Tools, Plantation Utensils, &c &c. Terms Of
sale will be cash for all sums OF ten dollars and
under; for ill sums above ten dollars credit
will be allowed until the 3ist OF December next,
The purchasers giving bond with approved secu
riy. The sale will commence 1T ID o'clock -
n. B. The above mentioned place of sale is with
in half mile of Hanover courthouse.
G.. w. Dixon, Admir-.
January 30th, 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-05
Geo. Chisman, D. c.
VIRGINIA:

tlINtTlN ~
At Quarterly Court continued and
held for Pittsylvania County, the
21st day of May, 1906.
Anthony Holloway and Anne his wife, :.
John Yeaman and fzary his wife, & Hen. .
ny Pell and Sarah has wife. Plaintiffs. >
Elisha L. Williams and Presley Williams. 3
Defendants :
THE defendants not having entered their ap.
pcarance and given security according to the
an of assembly and the rulcs of this court 4 it APP
peaing to the satisfaction of the court that they
are not inhabitants Of this state on tfe motion
of tho plaintiffs by their counsel, 1, is ordered,
thar the said defendants do appear here on the
third Monday in August next and answer the
plaintiff bill, and thar copy of This order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in This ltaSe for eight weeks successfully, and
posted up at the front door of the courthouse on
some court day.
a copy--Tesse,
VIII Tunstall, C. P. c.
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In Henrico County Court.

IVA -
Beigueen
Elisha Liggan. Complainant.
drd =
Nobert Robinson and Polly his wife. who =
was Polly Logan, widow of Samuel = g
Liggan. dec. Henry Liggan, an infant
child of the said decedent and Robert j
Franklin and Mary Franklin, Willis Zig. :
gan, and Sherwood Ligsan, Defts
HE defendants Willis and Sherwood Liggan
Il NOT having entered their appearance and Civ.
en- security according to the a4 Of assembly
IN such case made and provided, and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to the sa-
tisfaetion OF the court that they are ner inhabi.
tahts OF this commonwealth on the motion of
the complainant by his counsel, His ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here on the first
M ond-y III September next and answer the bill
OF the complainant. and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some one of the news.
papers published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and poIed at the courthouse
door on Two successive cou:! days. N
Teste,
Geo. Chisman, D. c.
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f0ur Dollars Per .Annum... .paidin Advance.
FOR SALE,
MY PLANTATION,

IL VA LED In the county, Of
~ Powhatan, on the south sid of the Buck.
ingham road. about one mile and half below the
courthouse, containing SOP acres, three ffths of
which are well timbered. and half the cleared
iand quite fresh--i0o0dols. to be paid down. the
oaAance IN four annual instalments. TO be secured
oy bond, and deed of trust on the land. to car.
~ interest from the date. although it will not De
ela,nea until the last instalment, which, n
well al the preceding ones, being punetrully pa;S
the whole or the interest," will be relnq uished
1 ne purchaser will be permitted TO sow crop of
wheat. Possession will be given in December
next and the land shewn by Mr.. X. Haskins,
living thereon. or the subscriber, residing at
righting creek, two miles therefrom, 10 whom
Application must be made for the price of the
and.
William Berkeley.
Powhatan, June, 1906. (w2m& isf2n)
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We haze lately received,
FOR SALE


10 nhds. sugar Is boxes cotton & woo,
~ DDS 90. cards do.
SoVo los green cohee tons castings a,sort-
10 hhds Antigua rum ed, viz. poes. oven.
do. Windward Island sbiIlcts, spiders. and.
10 irons. teake,tles and
~ mas. N L. rum Wagon boxes
az ODDS. do dc $50 caoks salt
o hhas, molasses loo bbis. cut behring's
o SaSAs haiaSs vine so do whole do
~ ueSces bis. whisky | Is do shad
4plpes apple brandy 40 lbs Spanish indigo
-, 20 dds 90 do Is Lbs nu;mcgs
IL crates Liverpool IQ9 or mems fine shoes
ware assorted so do coar,e do
~ 10 stone do 500 lbs Glauber salts
ne have also on hand,
Io" Loaf sugar
German, Crawley and Tanners' {. r.inseed oil
n''s'ero steel Nova ScdNa grind
Race & ground ginger atones
Pepper Ground plaster in bSls
A,sP'ce Good manufactured to-.
Powaer bacco by the key, for
Shot. assorted sizes reta,iins
French brandy Tar
H H Wedding hoes
1.eese Nests w oodware
"~nsn, ano cut nails, Bed cords. leading lines
Snuff | Na.L,.
~ ~ pr. S'Sne Jugs, butter pots.
.umolers and ocean chamber pots. wash
flats chu-- pa"''
We daily expea to receive, 4 auan,i.v or sherry
Wine. Window Glass. Coperass and Allom, ali
OF which articles. we will sell At 4 small, advance.
TOT cash. approved paper or country produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond, May 6, 1906.
Thomas Rutherford, & Co.
ARE DESTROYS 10 SELL
y few Boxes q and 7.8 Irish Linens.
a few Crates Of Queens Ware.
And quantity of Liverpool Salt, loose
and in sacks,
Just received on consignment from Dub
lin and Liverpool.
May so, 1906 w1,t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-05

BY which it appears that the whole Of
the Greek exports to European nations,
amounts to nine millions of dollars, while
the importation does not amount to enc
hoD the sum (which leaves balance of
the surplus il. favor of Greece and this
they receive in specie.
(2o be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-05

Powhatan. June, 1906. (wem&l.fan,
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Advert

HAvINc rented Tenement near the Bank.
formerly occupied by MIR. John p. Shields
have thought proper to open an
Entertaining, Boarding & Coffee
House,
Where any number of gentlemen (uot exceeding
twenty may be accommodated. A gsod stable
forage. and every attention paid to render salts.
faction to generous customer. BY
STEPHEN w. GRAY.
Richmond. April 10, 1906. wtf
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VIRGINIA.:


In the Superior Court of Chancery,
holden at the Capitol, in Richmond, the 25ih
March 1906.
Be..oteH y
John Pierce, surviving trustee of Samuel I
Beall, deceased, Plaintiff :
1nd
William Moseley, Defendant J
THE defendant not having entered his
a appearance and given security according TO
the aa of assembly and the rules OF this court,
and il appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhabiiant of this country; On
the motion of the plaintiff by counsel, 1t 10 order
oil. that the said defendant do appear here on the
FIRST day OF the next September term and answer
thc bill Of he plaintiff, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city ofRiohmond for two months
succesSively. and posted at the front door of the
capt0lin the said city
a Copy--Teste.
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-05

nN the motion of the compartments
~ by their counsel and it appearing to the
satisfaeuon OF court chat the defendant Elisha
Makes hath removed himself without the uris.
diaion OF this court. to parts unknown, IL ~ or.
de'ed and dec'eed, that unless the ssid defendant
NaScs. shall appear here on or before August
term next and answer the bill ofthe complainants,
mat The court will then proceed decree the mat
ter according to the prayer of the said bill and
that copy OF this order be forthwith published
IN some public newspaper of the city of Richr
mond Tor two months successfully, and anothe.
copy be posted up at the front door of the court.
house of this county.
Copy-Teste.
Rolfe Eidridge, jr. D. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23

s. DOiLARS REVARD.

TsssOR experimenting ISAAC, who ran away
Il me i4th OF June laa,. He IS = large. likely
dark yellow fellow, about 80 years OF age, 6 feet
high. very bald for his age bushy head CT hair,
which he combs back. large whi:kers, fore teeth
scarcely touching each other and inciining to-
wards his lips, which are thick. and manifest
when spoken TO, sanaihed counlenance, 4 sp,ist
preacher, on which venerable society he has
certainly grossly imposed He has wife in the
estate Of Col Robert Lewis, dec. in Goochland
county, at the mouth of the Great Bird. where
presume he is now lurking, and probably viii! be
concealed BY her. He served 4 regular appTen.
ticcsMpto the mill wrigh,s trade has great use
of tools. and can do tolerable cabinet work--he
is an artfu sensible fellow, can both read and
write. and calls himself isaac Gain The above
reward vii! be paid on his being delivered to me in
Louisa county, near the Green Springs. secur-
ed in Jail so that get him again. All masters
owners of vessels. or others. are forewaned
from carrying him ont OF this state, or haIboTing
Of him in any manner whatsoever, at their peril.
William Wash.
Jply 5,h. 1906. 3w
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MATTRESSES.

NAN be had OH very short notice. NAT.
ATRASSSES OF ali size- B. kinds. agreeably
10 order, IN the corner house. same square, below
Mr.. jos. D:rnsda,t's, near the market,
and next door to Mr. Jacob Johnson's
book store.--Also, BEDS furnished. and old
mattresses worked ever:
Jno. S. Peasants.
June S. 1866.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23
advertisement.
July 5th, 1905.


I'm consequence of resolution of
Il the General Assembly, passed at
sheir late session, am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
Pecting the situation of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice of the United States or of this
State and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutiye, I have thought proper thus
publicly to request Of such of the citi-
zens OF the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in Immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
OF TO me as soon as convenient
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Cle,k 20 tie Execmive.
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. Ot)
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FOR SALE.

T7HAT vah,aGir TRACT Of LAND. an wbie5
Cnnbe,icnd Courfbo.sc s'and.-I contains a.
bout TWO HUNDRED and FEF1'1' ACRES,
one bali Of rpdicb is yer nne.earcd. Besices tbe
advdniaSe q b.,ping fbe Courthouse tis Of
Land, i. is siiua,sl Of tb6 most paic roads
in Ti'Siaia: public sfd':d there tbat
sarpass it. Zoe daiiiings. Spi,6 some ,elpair
ing, niay be mrde sufficiently exteaSiSe and com.
Portable.
7pbe Possession is givcn a Reasonable credit SsI be
allowed or tie balance If il sborE SUI, TIE pnr.
CHASER better. iarded PROPERTY svW be ,eceiusd in
part. Greed Taylor anu Btcke 3 JYooason. both
of Cumberland county are authorised sell toe a.
bore uaci of land. Or ibe sane .ndy be tarcbas.
cd IF tbc su6. cri6er in Buckingham eoariy. asar
A!ler's MI.
BEVERL1' LANG HoRNE.
.s1u1e 1Cfb, 1906. lm