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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20
LANDS for Sale.
THE. Subscriber will dispose of TWO
= SMALL
Tracts Of Land,


in Powhatan county, detached from the
one on which he lives, upon very reasona-
Die terms :-One of them containing four
hundred and twenty acres, lies Immediate
iy in the fork of the North * South branches
of Fine Greek, partaking ofthe fat land of
both, to the amount of about thirty acres -
This lard is rich above one half Is in
woods; and mostly Of that of the first rte
tobacco land. About one hundred and
twenty acres of that which is cleared, is
now under cultivation and produces Corn
and Wheat uncommonly well. There is on
this tract, a comfortable Dwelling House,
lately built, two rooms below and two above,
with Fireplace in each room, also some
Negro Houses, and other convenient out
Houses. Possession may be had next fall,
with the privilege of sowing wheat thereon
in proper time. Any person inclinable to
view the land, may have it shewn to them
by Capt. LITTLEBERPY STovALL, who
is living on the premises.-Part Of the mo-
ney will be required in hand, and the ba-
lance in twelve months from this date
The other TRACT lies near the Buck
ingham road, on the North side, about four
miles below the courthouse Known by the
name ofTOWN HILL and possesses the
most beautiful and elevated site in the lower
ges of mountains. This place, from its ST.
tuation, was never known to fail of fruit :;
besides, number of Old Fruit Trees of
various kinds-there is lately planted there
on, nm Orchard of Peach Trees, and ano-
Their of Apple of choice Fruit. This Il act,
contains two hundred and seventy acres,
about one half in woods, has a comfortable
Dwelling-House thereon, two rooms below
and two above, with a Fireplace in each
room below. This landi no less valuable
for its fertility, than for ITS healthy and de-
lightful situation, and the advantage of
Fruit a great bargain may be had in this
tract on the same terms ofthe other.-Ths
land will be shewn to any person by Mr..
SLEAD, living on the premises.
If these tracts of Land, are not sold be-
fore April Powhatan court, they will be of
fered for Sale, to the highest bidder, when
the terms will be particularly made known.
w. BENTLEY.
Powhatan county, Jan. Goth, 1907. If
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MOflce.

4 Ii persons are forcwarned from using
n or taking Sand from the d-Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent of the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorised to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience Of those vino incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
to act. Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratified by us.
Samuel NJ Cra7v,
Pleasant Younchusb1nd, S A'"S'eeS
Richmond, Doth Feb. 1907.
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equity,

& TA--rN EQUITY, y
1fST S5w1SS IMPORTED last fall, bv
lf-aAS -Gsxsf - Brown S Rives, viii stand
the ensuing season at my stable in Amherst,
five miles from New-Clasgow, ut TWEEN
ty-tive dollars the season, disChargeable by
twenty, if paid by the first dav OF October
neXt-The season to commence the first of
March and end first August.-Marcs may
be covered by the leap at twelve dollars,
paid at the time of service; or forty dol
lars to ensure them in foal, payable first
day OH nuaryne Xt-one dollar to the groom
in every case.-Good and extensive pastu-
rage, gratis, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
equity is beautiful bay, ten years old,
IN high health and vigor, five feet three in
ches high, full of bone and muscle, fine
points and elegant form. He was after ma
ny months research selected by MIR. Wca-
therby [autllor of the racing calendar and
general stud-book) rs one of The best horses
that could be procured in Great Britain.
In letter from him he saws there never
was higher bred horse shipped from
Great Britain or any other country
equity was got by Sir Peter Teazlc (un-
questionably the best stallion now in Eng
iand) his damNhe famous Yellow Mare by
Tandem; grandam, Perdita by Herod
great grand dam, Fair Forester by Sloc
great great grand dam by Forriter great
great great grand dam by Partner Croft's
bay Barb; Makeiess Brimmcr; Son of
DodswOrth ; Burton Barb Mare.
equity run but three times, owing to
an injury he received in the fore leg
LIST, in 1899, for the Darby stakes, for
three year Odds, won by Archdukc.
ID, in 1900. sweepstakes, for all ages,
with 25 guineas added out of the racing
funG-won by Gouty, beating Fugleman,
Vivaldi, &c &c.
Sd. New Market July meeting, C so, by
won by Sorccrer.
RO8EPT RIVERS
February 10th, 1907. 8w
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MATTRESSES.

TAN be had on ve.y shor, notice, MAT
~ rRRSSSE.S Of all sizes & kinds, agreeabiy
10 order, in I've large corner white house, oppo
site the Old City Tavern. two squares below the
Market BriAge-BEDS made < MATTHES
Sto repaired Horses TAILS & NAMES
purchased.
Ino. S. Peasants.
Ian Ist 1907
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TO the Public.

TIE Subscriber has removed 10 an house
near the upper end of the Town on the
Street leading from the Capitoi square. lie
continues to practise law in all the S,iDc-
rior Courts hodenin the City of Richmond,
aud also in the District Court Of Bruns-
wick. His Clients may rely on his utmost
essiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
WIN. MUNFORD.
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Sales at Auction.
VIII beSOLD, by the subscribers on Tues
day the 14th day of April next, on the
premises,
IHE HOIISES md LOT

HE HOUSES and LOT,
at present occupied by Thomas Under
wood, esq. consisting Of an excellent brick
dwelling house, smoke -housc, carriage
house and stable, all lately built and in COM
plete repair the lot we'll enclosed. One
nalf the purchase money payable next
Christmas, and the balance PAYABLE the
Christmas following, for bonds with APP
proved security, with deed OF trust on the
property to secure the punctual payment
ofthe money.
At the same time and place will be sold
| four or FIVE excellent HOUSE SER
! WANTS, together with several new FEA-
| THEIR BEDS, and a great variety Of
! Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, for
bonds with approved security, payable
next Christmas.
PROSS!IR * MONCURE, Auc'rs.
Feb. IS, 1907. tbs
/ SH ALL, in pursuance ola decree OF the
i County Cout of New-Kcnt, sell, ut the
Cross Roads, in said county, on Tuesday
the Oath day of March next,
The following Slaves,
To wit: Hannah, Levinia and one unna-
med Child of Hannah, belonging to the
estate of Thomas Dixon, dec. on n credit Of
( six months. Bonds with good security will
be required for the purchase money
JoNES X. CHRISTIAN, Con'r
! Ncw-Kent, 22d Feb 1907 ids
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IN all its variety, is executed by the sub
scriber, at the Argus printing Office and
book store, with punctnality, neatness and
dispatch, and in the most modern, improv-
ed and fashionable stile.
Printed Books bound in the most elegant
and substantial manner, in morocco and calf,
full gilt and lettered-also, in sheep gilt,
and plain.
BLANK Books of every description, rul-
ed to any pattern, and bound with the latest
improved spring and patent backs, and Rus
STA bands s. parchment corners, which add
much TO rhe strength of the books and ease
and conveniency Of the writer.
Orders from the country will be thank
fully received and punctually attended to as
above. Old books rebound.
WILLIAA LoWNES.
Richmond, Feb. 16, 1907.
MN TED,
AN APPRENTICE to the Book Binding
business. a youth of respe ctable connec-
tons, who can come well recommended
none other need apply. w. l..
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Fifty DolIars Reward.


DUN away in January last, from the
N subscriber, living in Louisa county.
Virginia, a negro man named MARTIN /:
he is about six feet high, very sensible, like
ly and rather light coloured his hair is
rather long for a negro when spoken to
he looks a man full in the face and is
sprightly and pleasant in his address, has
a scar on the outside Of one of his feet, / be-
lieve the right foot, extending from the toes
to nearly opposite the hollow of the foot
he has good clothing and among other things
blue coating surtout coat ;he is a very good
tanner, currier and dresser Of leather has
been afflicted for some years with Saint
Anthony's fire, complained of a dimness in
the sight of his left eye. 1t is expected he
is gone to the north, but do not know what
course he has taken. 1t is also expected he
viii obtain from some person testimonials
of his freedom, change his name and endea-
vor to pass for freeman IL any person
Will apprehend the said negro, coniine him
in jail and give me information Of it, so
that 7 get him again, will give the above
reward, besides what the law allows.
JAMES POTEDE xTER.
Feb. goth, 1907. 4w
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Land q Negroes )or Sale.

DIV virtue Of deed Of rust executed 10 me by
- Fnom's Randolph, to secure til. payment Of
d"bt dHe Isaac VI. Coles, will sell, 70 the
highest bidder, Tor ready money, on Thurs
dav lie 10Th day Of April next, At Chiuquepin
Church, in Amelia oae hundred and City acres
OF MO, lying N ApromMtox river, in the
county Of Amelia, being part Of the land
which the said Thomas Rapdolph now resides,
AMI known nv the name cf MoRvENs. Also,
NINE NEGROES, viz. Ned, Jesse Kitty, a.
leyander, cambridge, Spencer, Snkey, Richard
and Caroline or so much Of the said property
as will be sufficient to discharge the debt men,i-
oned in the deed.
]. COLES, Jr.
Mavch 9 1907. IDS
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~ IN consequence of an error in the
above advertisement, the word Teas being
taken for 80 Tear" the sale of the above
tract Of land is postponed until Saturday
the eleventh day Of April next, at which
time it VIII certainly take place.
John Hgginbotham.
March 9, 1907. tbs
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CHEs4ERFIELB CoUNTr CoURr, JUNE
9th, 1906.
Lyle and M'Credie, Plaintiffs } In
US. SChance-
Samuel Farmer, Defendant, ) rv.
THIS dav this cause came on to be heard
on the bill and exhibits; and the decree
nis, heretofore entered up in this cause,
having been returned executed, and the de-
PENDANT falling to appear and answer the
bill of the compliments, the court doth or
der and decree, that the defendant be fore
closed his equity of redemption; that the
conditional decree be confirmed, and that
Cornelius Buck, John Murchie, David Pat
teson and Charles Graves, or any two or
more of them, do sell atpublc auction, the
land and premises mentioned and described
in the compliments bill Preserving the
wife's right of dover therein) for ready mo-
ney, having first given three weeks previous
notice of the time and place of such sale
and from the proceeds thereof 70 pay unto
the complainants, the sum of sixty two
pounds sixteen shillings and eight pence,
current money of Virginia, with legal in
tereSt thereon to be computed after the
rate Of six per centum per annum, from
the 22d day Of September, in the year of
Christ one thousand eight hundred and
three, until paid and also their costs by
them about their suit in this behalf cxpend-
ed and the over-plus, if any, return to the
defendant. And the said commissioners
are ordered to make report of their pro.
ceedings to court, under this decree, i'm or |
der to final decree.
Compliments costs, 8 9 OF.
Copy, teStc,
2Homas Watkins, Clk. !
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Richmond, 1871 FEB. 1907. ids
Land for Sale.

pY virtue IF a deed of trust executed to
- me by William Tear, to secure the
payment of debt due James Murphy and
company, / will SELL, 70 the highest bid
der, for ready money, at Amherst court
house, on Saturday the 18th day of March
acXt, tract of LAND, lying in Amherst
county, on the branches of Naked creek,
within one mile Of the courthouse aforesaid,
containing $40 acres, being the tract on
which the said William Tear now resides,
and known by the name of the Tan Yard
being only interested as trustee, for the
benefit of others, ! will only warrant the
title Of the said tract OF land, as to myself
and those claiming under me.
JOHN HIGGINBOTHAM, Trustee
Warminster, 18th Feb. 1907. 4w
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WANTED,

= DISCREET industrious Woman, as
L n nuSe-keeper--pne who can come re-
conwenied for her integrity, will meet
with liberal wages by applying at the Bell
Tavern. IT.
February 10Th 1907.
COMMITTED to the Jail o. Prince
- George county ON the 96th 6av of Au-
gust last, a negro man who calls himself
I'M says he formerly belonged to James
Binforl. dec. of Hcnrico county, and hired
out the present wear bv Benjamin Bintord,
a s,,n of said James Binfnrd, dec to a certain
Reuben George. also resident of Henrico
county. He is about feet . or inches
high, of Il dark complexion, has small
scar on the upper part of his breast, inn
mediatelv under his chin--he says he left
Mr.. George sometime in July last-his
d'.,ss when com United was an old blue broad
cloth coat, the balance consisted of Virgil
Ma cotton panta,onns striped with black
cotton. and vest striped with copperas, and
a black hat. The owner is requested 70
cone forward, pay expenses, and take him
away. BLANKS MOODY,
Keeher ofthe Jail.
November SGth, 1906. I'm
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Removal.

nOCTOR JENNINGS has lately re-
- moved to Col. Callaway's large white
house in New-London, where he still holds
himself IN readiness To serve his friends and
the public in tbel line of his profession He
has also provided the necessary supplies,
for accommodating decent travellers in a
frfUafe may
As the most Of his former pupils have
now nearly completed their studies, two or
three others might have admission.
The tenement which he formerly occu-
pied, is To be let on a moderate rent.
3Oth January, 1907. 6w
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%xM TICKETS in the Second
Class Of the William and Mary College Lotter
sre for sale at this Office.
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tract of Land.

Upper Appoma,tOx Company.
a N ELECTION of TRUSTEES will
1 a be held at Painville, ON Tuesday the
l4th OF April. The shareholders are re-
guested to be punctual in attending, either
IN person, or by proxy.
Ios. Eggleston.
-EdmHnd Harrison.
EdU'd. Mitnf,rd.
March 9th, 1907. 4w
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FOR SALE.
MY tract of Land,

In Powhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
lying within two miles Of the courthouse,
and on both sides Of Fine creek. Thistract
OF land would be sold entire, otherwise laid
OF IN lots to suit purchasers. ANY persons
lnchnabic to purchase, it is expected will
hrst view the premises--any further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
SAM. BAsgERv1LLE.
Powhstan, Jan. 9TH, 1907. If
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WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Auction,
On the seventh day of April next, sundry
Valuable LOTS,


With and without improvements, living
on the Maiu-'treet, passing through A.
dams's Valley, and a short distance from
the Market-House-con of
A a lot, ON which is erected a neat two
story brick house, completely fitted for a
grocery, and the accommodation oSa fami-
"; fronting OH the main street about
feet, and running back about 2s0 feet to A.
dams's canai--Four unimproved lots, 95
feet each, front, adjoining each other, from
ting on the same main street, and running
back about $50 feet to Adams's canal
These latter lots are separated from the lot
on which stands the brick tenement only by
Mr.. Samuel Bells lot
To give further description of the above
valuable property, is deemed unnecessary.
Its advantageous situation, arising from its
cOntiguity To the market-its situation i'm
mcdiately on popu!ous road, even now, &
promises soon to- be the greatest inlet to
the heart of the city, with the increasing
value of landed property in the neiehbor-
hood, promise that few similar OpDortuni-
ties will offer hereafter for making such
valuable purchases.
The terms are, credit of 6, 10 and 1S
months, the purchasers giving bond and
security, together with deeds of trust on
the property TO secure the faithful perfor-
nance OF their Contracts-which bonds and
other securities must be made to the salts
faction of Messrs. ProSser * .Ioncure, who
will conduct the sale.
7'Y0dLfS PULLING.
Richmond, 1871 FEB. 1907. ids
Pursuant to the foregoing advertisement,
the subscribers viii proceed to sell the above
mentioned property on the day aforesaid,
precisely ut II O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, on the premises, agreeably to the
terms therein specified.
PROSSER & MONCURE, V. NJ.
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VIII BE SOLD,


On the premises, without reserve, to the
highest bidder, between the hours of IL
and - O'Clock, on Monday the 3Oth inst
The foNovving Property,
VIZ: One two story brick house 40 by 90 feet
Single wood, 80 lS
Four do. do. Smaller.
All neatly finished and calculated for dwell
lings. seated on handsome and well enclosed
lots on Shockoe hill, in TIVE City of Rich
mond, known IN Du-Val's plan as No. 1ol
and No. 102, surveyed by VIM. O.. Payne.
Terms of payment---14O0d dollars in cash
on the dav of sale 1850 dollars on the 25th
ofJune, 1907 half of the residue on the 14th
of August, 1907, and the balance the l4th
of August, 1S0S---To which satisfactory
titles will be made when the money is re-
ceived.
ARCH'D. PLEASANTS, Jr.
March 5th, 1907. ,ds
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BY virtue ofthe above decretal order, the
land therein mentioned, will be Sold, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on Saturday, the 18th OF
March next.
Cornelius Buck.
Jodn 1f,rchie.
David Patteson.
Fe6. Esd, 1907. tbs
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FOR SALE,
ON WEDNESDA1 TRE 25M OF March,
Two Negroes,
All the Household and Kitchen

IL
Furniture, &c.
Of the estate of James Shields, deceased.
on Shockoe hill, and at brick house of
John I. Shields IN Du-Val's plan. The a.
bove property will be sold at six months
credit for al sums above FIVE dollars, upon
the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, to carry interest from the date if
not punctually paid To the administrator.
Ihere VIII be hired out, several Me-
GROES until Christmas next, on the same
day and at the same place. request all
those indebted to the estate to make imme-
dlate payment and those who have claims
against the same TO bring them forward
duly authenticated for examination and set
tIement. 1t is hoped that prompt attention
viii be paid 70 this notification, as the sub.
scriber is anxious to prepare for the credi-
sors, and close his administration upon the
estate. JoHY =. SHIELDS, .fdm'r.
Richmond, March 10, 1907 ids
LOST OR NISLHID,
Three Certificates Of Funded Debt
of the United States, viz.
No. 413, Deferred Assurance debt, dated
3oth June, 1872, for g 4O1 Sd
No. cog, ditto, same date, 100 1T
No. SOS, Public debt, 3Oth June, 1871, 500 90
In all, 8 1917 OIL
In favor of Francis Charlton Of York Town,
Virginia, and issued bv John Hopkins, Com
missioner of Loans This public notice is
given, that new certificates may issue to
replace those that have been lost.
JAMES BROWN, .Htt'y.
for Mary Charlon, Er'r. of
francis Charlton, dec.
Richmond, 18th March, 1907. CIV
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WHEREAS some time past, purcha-
~ sed piece ofland in Goochland coun-
T., of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
PAYABLE. the 2jth day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
Their bond for 81 pounds, payable the 25th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, rs do not intend 70 pay
them unless get right agreeable to bar
gain.
WIN. SHEPPARD.
9th November 10O6 IF
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BOOK BINDING,

Jan 1st, 1907.
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Fe5. Esd, 1907.
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5 II o e 5.

THE subscribers, under hcErm 9TJ ~
i DENNIS e ca. haOe just received
from, the north7r0rd, large suti!y Of
SHCES, gviiich they s:Grrant nesyiy made,
and Of tie best materials, T'iz:
Gentlemen's sahsrjfte Shoes.
do. fine do.
Negroes coarse DO.
Lady's and A!iSscs' feather Sins and
BrunSmckS.
Bov's and Chiidren's Shoes.
Lddy'S u Misses Md )
e Morocco SHhs with Sass0rted coiors.
and Srithout heels. }
Chikdren's n.oroceo Shoes, do.
Together with general assortment Of
GROCERIES and fashionable BON
NETS, all Of (Which they offer at re-
daced tricc for cash, frod@ce or Gcccfi-
fGnceS IL: t0gvn.
j. ". DENNIS.
B2.N3.4HZI.N DENNIS.
Richmond, Ihri %, 1907. u
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70 K SILL T..

MY LANDS in Cumberland county,
1EA lying on Appomattox river, joining
the lands of Mess. William * George Skip
with; this Land IS equal if not superior
to any Land in Cumberland county, off
James river, it contains 6O7 acres, one half
of which is covered with fine timber of G.
very description. There is on this land a.
decent DWELLING HOUSE, and be-
tween four and FIVE hundred bearing ap-
pie trees ofchoiCe fruit. One third of the
money will be expected when a title is
made, the ether :wo thirds may be divid-
edinto two annual pay ments. Mr.. Jerman
Baker or Mr. William SkipwiIh will
shew the land to any person vi cling to
become purchaser.
FRANCIS EPPFS.
Chesterfield, June s, 1907 4w.
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- Y virtue of deed OF trust executed by
AS the subscribers by John Henderson OF
the county OF AIbcmarle, to secure the pay
ment of certain debts therein mentioned
and FOR other purposes, we shalt expose to
sale, by Public Auction, for ready money,
before the door OF the Tavern of MIR. Trip
lett L. Estes, in the town of Charlottesville
and county of Albemarle, On the first Mon
day in July next, being Aibcmarle court
day, John Hendcrsun's interest i'll the fol-
lowing property, to wit:
One certain tract or parcel of LAND,
on the waters Of Hardware river in the said
county, containing Ivy survey six hundred
and sixty-six acres, adjoining the lands of
Christopher Hudson, Henry Copeland and
others.-Also, alb out six acres OF LAND,
in or near the town of Milton, OH which
there is valuable l-scat-Also, an uH-
divided interest in LOTS III the said town
of Milton, his proportion being five lots
Also, the life estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Hen
derson i'm and to the LAND and HOUSES
near Milton, At present occupied by Mr..
Thomas T.. Randolph-Also, 1000 acres
of LAND on Taylor's creek IN the counties
Of Jefferson or Scott in the state OF hentuc-
kv-Also, the interest OF Hill Carter under
the VIII of Edward Carter, deceased, to
certain LA I'D W VIC SidNC dioit odlN3
which interest the said Henderson purchas-
ed of the said Hill Cartcr---Also, the inter-
est of the said John Henderson as d'stribu-
tee of his father Bennett Henderson, dec. III
and to q certain tract Of LAND in the
county of Scott and state aforesaid, suppos-
ed TO be four hundred acrcs----Also, the
ike interest in and to certain LOTS IN
the town of Nationalist, one BAY
HORSF.----Also, q BOND executed by
lanes 7. Henderson TO said John, for the
title TO certain lands in the state Of Kentuc-
XIV. AS the residue Of The money arising
from the sale Of the aforementioned pre-
pertv is to be paid over by us to the proper
creditors Of John Henderson, authorised TO
receive the same, it would be to the inter-
est Of those creditors to attend the sale and
force the property to is proper value.---
Acting as trustees, we shall only convey
the tile to the above property vested in
US as such.
Jowrs Lc7pis, T,.vo,eeo.
A1affhe7v Henderson, 5
June 9, 1907. ."