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ed for the battle, and they make war upon the
dogs both male and female and there is none
fiat escape. no, not one. This appeareth in
some sort an evil, as there is decree that e.
very man who owneth dog may save him
alive by paying two pieces of silver in the
treasury; but as this appeareth to be fit, yea,
and great evil, it may not last long time
vet am told It is lawful so to DOL wonder
if it be lawful to make war upon and destroy
the puppies also If its is, beseech thee,
do not mention it, as great many that are go
ing at large would be in jeopardy every our.
have heard that it is unlawful for any
kind of carriage, whether with two wheels or
with four, to pass through the streets unless
the person who las the care thereof Shall have
bod on the rcins, so as to govern the horses,
and that they pass slowly and quietly along.
Thou knowcst the fit has not come on for this
yet--would that it may before some evil befal
our little ones.
have much more to say, but must put it
off to more convenient season.
Thy Friend,
MORNFCAI
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as far as opposite Rhindlander's sugar house,
leyeiling every house in its progress, being
principally frame buildings.
The calculation is, that about 60 tenements
in Chatham street, IS in Augustus street, Is
In Duane street, and 10 In William. street,
have been destroyed.
Among the principal sufferers re Messrs.
X. Lawrence, coach maker; Gray, cabinet
maker and pawn broker; M'Say, earthenwsre
store Redman,- widow Day, Charles, Gen.
Bailey, Anderson, Mooney, Van Zandt, Cooley
Rose, eastman, Vosburg, Townsend, Jane
way, &c.
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KINGDOM OF HAYTI.

Capt. Nash, from Gonivcs, Hayti, favored
the Boston Exchange Coffee House, with pa
pers. containing the Decress for changing
the form Of Government in Christophe's DO
m!nions.
BY a law Of the Council Of State Of Hayti, of
March %, 1911, All Hereditary Monarchy
WAS established liz that Island, and Christophe
named King, under the denomination of Hen
cry l. and the throne is to be hereditary in bis
family, in his male defendants, to the exclu-
sion of females. =.
1t is lawful for the King to adopt the child
of a Prince.
The wife of the King is declared Queen Of
Havti.
The Princes and Processes Royal cannot
marry without the consent of the King
A Kings minority terminates at the age of
Is.
Henry /, King of Hayti, by Decree of the
5tb of April, created an Hereditary Nobility,
consisting of Princes. Dukes, Counts, Barons,
and ClIevalicrs and appointed persons to the
several ranks.
Among them we find, Prince Noel, Prince
Jean, Prince Of Gonaiyes, and Prince OF
Limbo.
Gen. vernct is created Prince of Gonaives
Grand Marshal of H,,yti, and Minister Of the
Finances s1tl of 'thc Interior.---Gen. Roman,
is created Prince Of the Limbo, Grand Marshal
of Hayt and Minister of War and Marine.
There are seved Dukes viz. the Apostolic
Prefec, Brelle, who is appointed Arch Bishop
of Hayti, and Duke Of Anse, and Grand Al
moner of the king-.-Gen Rouanez, who is ap-
pointed Duke of MORN, Grand Marshal Of
I4ayti, and Minister of State and of Foreign at
fairs .--.Gen. Brave, Duke Of Grand River,
Grand Marshal of Hayti, Grand Huntsman,
and inspector Gen. of the Armies.--Gen Jo-
schim Duke Of Fort ROYAL Grand Marshal
of Hayti, and Grand Marshal of the Palais.-
Gen. Magny, Duke of Paisance, Grand Cham
berlin, Marshal &c.---Gen. Daux, Duke Of
Artbonitc, Marshal &c.-.-Gcn. Sprew, Duke
ofPort Margot, Grand Admiral of Hayti and
Governor of the Prince Royal.
There are twenty one Counts viz. Count of
Tcrre Ncuve; of Saint Suzanne of Marine
lade of the Band du Nord of Laxavou; of
Emery; of Acul of CahQs Of Dondon; of
Limonade Of Trou; of .ierre Tonge; OF
Mirabalais of SAINT Louis of .Gros Morne
of I-cogane of Pressure Isle ; of Richeplaine;
of Roziers of Borgne OF Ouanaminthe
Four of these are Governors OF the Pages OF
the King and Queen.
There are nine Barons and Chevaliers.
To the Princes and Princesses ct the Royal
Family of Hayti, is given the title OF Royal
Highness.
To The heir of the throne, the title of Prince
Royal. i
To the oldest daughter of the King, the IT,
tie of Madame first to younger sisters, Ma |
dame.
To the Princes Of the Kingdom, and the
Titplaries of the Grand Digpitaries, the titles
of Serene Highness and Monselgneur.
To the Dukes and Grand Marshals, the IT,
tie of His Grace.
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This IS 10 e1Uy Notice,

That The subscriber hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Charles county, in
Maryland, letters tcstamentary on the per-
sonal estate OF Iaoe Curts, late of Charles
county, deceased: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on OF before the
18th day Of November next; they may O.
tberwise by law be excluded tlom all bene6.
of the said estate.
Given under my hand This Esd day ofMay,
1871.
John Ladder, Adm'r.
May ~. law5t'
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FRIEND SAMUEL,

l VERIFY believe thy Townsmen and
Neighoors are little troubled with fits and
fit was not for the large draughts that some
of them take, I should be inclined to think
they were equally subject;to starts, also; some
time ago nothing was talked Of but fire then
certain of the chiefs of the people assembled
together and made decree that the Captains
and mighty men of the city should gather the
Young men, and all such as draw the sword,
from the Potomac even unto the stone bridge !;
and they did guard the city, and set at naught
the men of FIRE. Howbeit the fit lasted not
long, and those men Of Beiial were ever and
anon abiding in secret places, and lying in
wait, until the men of war should return unto
their own home. in peace, that they might
then come abroad in the public places to do
hurt.
Il hath been said of the wise men aforetlme'
that to keep off evil is to be always guarded
against it-,-peradventure when the wise men
and the counsellors who assemble together
once in every month, shall think OF It, that
something will be done.
observe that certain officers Of the Town
do 90 about the streets and highways, prsPar-
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The "Complaints of Lotto" have been re-
ceived, and should have been attended TO be-
fore, but we have understood thit the subject
was in other hands, and did not deem it pru-
dent to interfere.
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Fort of Alexandra.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ship William Keas, Robinson, .Oporto, by
Jacob Morgan q
Schr. Emily, Spilman, Bermuda, Yeaton
and Conway.
Schr. Melinda, Norris, Boston, John G.
Iadd.
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/" NoKFoLK, Nay 20.

g. -
. " Arrived, scilr. Temperance, Garland,
days from Salem .-assorted cargo---4Ilaster.
Ga Wednesday, May S, lat. 50, 50, long. rs,
was fred at and brought too by British sloop
of war, and when within hail, the capt. asked,
IS Why did we not cndcavor to speak him
when the first shot was fired :" C;.rt G. made
answer, that he thought he was going 10 board
him ii his boat, seeing her along sde-when
the bY4ve commander said, "damn you, you
ought to have known better, you dann'd ras-
CAL" and then permitted capt. G to proceed.
On i hucsda; capt. u. saw the same ship, and
at s in the evening heard a brisk cannonading
Tor the space Of so minutes to the S. +. in
which direction the sIoop Of war stecred.
This account OF the firing is corroborated BY
A OF ) other captains arrived mere. '--Heraid.
T;c account Of the new dynasty lately cs-
tabiished in Eayt, published III this day Ga
zette, is a fine practical satire on Bonaparte's
mushroom nobility Who knows but some
twenty years hence, the Paris papers may
contain notification similar to the ensuing
Yesterday were celebrated the nup:iaIs of
his majesty the Ring of Rome and her Royal
Highness the princess Of Hayti: it is difficult
to say whether the rose or the lilly predonn.
mated in her blooming countenancc--"! We
leave it to persons better skilled, to decide,
who has the best right to confer titles, Napo-
leon l. Of France, or Henry l. Of Hayti, both
self created mo.isrchs the friends OF their
Imperial and Royal Majesties must settle it
amongst themselves.
All upstairs, iusolent in place,
g Remind US Of their vulgar race"
It would be terrible affair if the sootyi
King should initiate the Corsican in other par,
ticulars, and issue royal blockading DEGREES:
it would be rude shock, ifnot death blow,
to the commerce Of the world
We have at length received the Enquirer's
promised opinion Of Mr.. Gallatin. 1t is quite
pithy. Here it is
" Mr.. GALLArIN.---Our opinions Of this
gentleman are expressed in a few words.
How do we view him AT once, as polltlr
clan, both n1cddicsonie and nncaMdid In 1906,
our own confidence in him was shaken by his
intercourse with Mr.. John Randolph. "---And
so forth, and SO forth.
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FRIDAY MORNING. NAr pa.

The only article in the last Norfolk papers,
relative to the NEWS which has been crcu-
Iatirg for some days, is contained in the fol-
lowing paragraph
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May ~.
FOUND,

Supposed 10 haze been Stolen,
6 India Cotton Handkerchief,
tied up in half worn. silk hsn~kerchief--
The owner may have them on proving pro-
perty and paving the cosg Of this advertise
ment Enquire of the Printer.
May "a DIT
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Translated for the Federal Gazette.
From an extra Diario of the Havana, dated
Friday, May 3.
1ANI1 O1N
From Wezv Stain.

Mexico, 9th April BY an extraordinary
courier Just arrived in this capital, his excel
lency the viceroy has received the following
official communication from D. Felix Maria
Calleja, general in chief OF the KING army
against the insurgents. r..
Most excellent sir, this moment, hall past
FIVE, P. nj. / received from Lieut.: COL Lon
Jose Manuel de Ochoa, commanding the Oh
vision of the interior provinces on the irohti-
ers of Coahnila, the following Official advice !;
!" In the dispatches which, under cate OF
the ss,h instant, were sent to me from Mon
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clova, signed by the governor Don Simon
de Herrera, and Don Manuel Salcedo, with
all the members of the committee of safety Of
said town, are the following great and inte-
resting news which copy thus as written"
1t is necessary you should send me 500 men
to escort 2o4 insurgents taken prisoners by
Capt Bustamante with the bishops treasures,
and some cattle, and also to conduct with all
safety the generals Hidalgo, Alcnde, Abaso-
los, Albania, Zapata, Ximenes, I.anzagorta,
Amanda, Portugal, SIC. SC. who were taken
prisoners in AGATHA de Bajsn, with great
booty which they were carrying with them of
gold, silver and money, and with them all
their artillery, and upwards Of 200 prisoners
of rank of colonels and under, besides those
taken by Captain Bustamante.
= g ! have accordingly sent 500 men requir-
ed, under command of Lieut.. Don Facundo
Melgares, and with the remainder of my ar.
my beginmy march this DAY for the nlauour
Of Patos with view I" the rctaling OF Saltit-'"
10, which inform you Of for vo,ir foycrn-
,ncnt and satisfaction. God preserve you ma.
ny Years.
Campo de la Noria, (in my way to saltillo)
% March, 1871.
JOSE MANUEL DE ocHoA.
To the commander in Chief Brig. gen.
Don Felix Maria Calleja."
And In this moment dispatch two extra
couriers to that capital, the one by Huastica,
and the other BY Queretaro, that your excel
lency may be expediiously appraised of this
joyful intelligence. God preserve you many
years. -
ST. Luis Potosi, sth April, 1911.
FELIX CALLEJA.
To his excelency the Viceroy Don Francis
Xavier Venegas.
/, Such manifest benefits of Providence make
us hope that in its eternal Judgment it is de-
creed that the two SPANS shall triumph over
her enemies. Gazette Extra Of Govt. Mcx-
leo, 9Th April.
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D.aILY G.izETYE.
" TO SHEW

"To SHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
MS FORM AND PRESSURE"
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SALT SULPHUR sppINc-

TSiIE subscriber hereby \s...-.
4 that he keeps a house OFF, eno puolic'
the accommodation of those s ,,,;.1. ior
per to visit his spring where it%sIi ~ a', 80. p'o-
deavor TO render the situation oeS' 'no eli
upon him, as comfortable as possis.s ,s, D Gan
their stay. curing
The Sslt-sulphur Spring is situate ab,.. @
mics from the Town Of Union in the Counts.c
Monroe. 1t has been thought not to be surpss
sed, perhaps not equsied, by any mineral water
IN Virginia, on account Of its salubrious medica
qualities. The water, to some palstes, appear.
some what bracksh, is strongly mpregnateo
with Sulphur and variety of salts, which eau
ses small quantity to operate as cathartic
carrying off bile and other offending matters
from the stomach and bowels, without occas;
oning The smallest degree Of pain or uneasiness
and at the same time operates powerfully as 3
diuretic.
And what is very remarkable, aitbo, II one
rates daily as cathsrtic, it never debilitates the
system, but tends rather to invigorate the sys
TEN and elevate the spirits--It has always, when
used for that purpose, furnished relief in cases
OF obstinate d,2rrba, and, no doubt would be We.
ry eiicacious IN removing the cause fof cholics
&c. Those seeking for prevention of disease OF
restoration Of health, are invited to call upon
hem aud try the qualities of his water.
ERWIN BENSON.
Monroe County, va. june 20. w8w
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July s..

THE Subscriber offers for sale, his TRACT
i OF LAND, in Cumberland County, con-
tanning between six hundred and 80 and q a.
cres This land les within one mile of Vilis,s
RIVER Ctbe said river navigaSle -for Bat,eaux,l
seven mites from the town of Gainesville. on
James River,and ffS-two miles from Richmond.
on tue Stage road from Richmond to Lynch
burg. This land is well adapted to the culti,a-
uon % Sorn' Wheat ard Tobacco, aud within
one mile ola Gr;st Mill, on a constsn, stream
I presume It unnecessary to give any farther
description, IS every person desirous of beco,,-
ing a.purchsser will view the prenses, which
may be seen by application to the subscriber, CO
IN ms absence to Cedyiag.on Darlington, who lives
one mile from the land,
TOSEPH CdRRIEGTON.
Ja'y ~. w6@J
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TO be rented, or leased fox short term a.
= years, the well Known seat BELVr,
DEkE. The situation is beautiful s, as health
~ IS confidently beiieved) as ANY spot in The
vicinity OF Richmond 1t is dist$ht about enc
nile from the Capitol and possesses many local.
sdvantages-The dwelling house is large and
sonvenient, and the yard and garden extensive.
10 Tenant who will take proper care OF the
establishment, the terms will be made very easy
Possession will be given in the course OF tie
month of Nov.
The Subscriber wishes also to Ter for ten years
The field opposite to Mr.. Crshsm's and Mr.
Bells property bordering on the Westharn road.
1t inay be divided into lots of ten, fifteen o.
twenty acres, TO suit the Lcasers----A pply to
Mrs.
MARGARET HARVIE.
at Belvedefe, or 10
E. ]. HARVIE.
July S. wew
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ME offer FOR SALE, on accommodating
w Terms
10 Hhds Sd proof Antigua Rum
or. Casks Sherry Wine y G. brand
10 or. Casks best Malaga Wine-'reas--
2SV Boxes by 10 Window Glass OF approx.
ed quality, and will be sold by tbs quantity
unusually low.
1000 lbs Coffee in Bags, Muscoyado Sugars in
barrels Soap and Candles by the box.
Beck's Patent Shot, and Dntch BoI,;ue.
Cloths.
ALSO,
A consignment OF DRY GOODS, consisting of
20 & a. Irish Linens--White Cotton Hosiery
Pins -Caiiicocs--G ingllams--N -
Mems Hats--Super;ne cassimeres, &c. &c.
M 4 B. MYERS.
juiY u. WOW
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4 \.
r Y8HANcERY-.ln Hanover County Court,
l-~Aprii25, 1911.
Horatio e. Winston, William O. Winston,
Joseph F. Price and Eliza his wife, formerly +
liza Winston. and John r. P,ice and N aria h :.
wife formerly Maria Winston. children aud
Legatees Of John Winston. deed.
Pi0ietiS:.
1sainsf,
John Pettus and others, heirs of Stephen Pet
tus. decd. and James boswell andi Thomas
Price, ex'ors of Samuel Day, decd.
This day came the Plaintiffs by their Counsel,
aud the Plaintiffs file their bill, &c. in this SUIT
which being read, II is'tbereupon decreed and
ordered, that the Defendants lanes boswell.
and Thomas Price, exrs of Samuel Day. decd.
be enicined from paying away 10 the other De-
PENDANTS the sum oftwenty eight pounds four
teen shillings and one penny three farthings,
with interest thereon, after the rate Of five per
centum per:annum, to be computed from March
1897 and that the said Executors pay unit, the
Plaintiffs the said sum with in,eres. thereon as
aforesaid, upon the Plaintiffs executing bond
10 them according to law. And the other De-
PENDANTS John Pettus and Others, Eers of Ste
phen Pettus, decd. not having entend their ap.
pearance, and given security accgding to the
act of Assembly and the rules Of thil Court. and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of tho curt, that
they are not inhabitants of this Coukry, on the
motion Of the Plaintiffs hvtieir Cunsel, It a.
ordered, that the said Defendants bhn Pet'us
and others, Heirs of: Stephen Pe,tus decd do
appear here on she fourth "Wednesday in July
next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, and
that copy of this order be forthtith inserted
in some public newspaper printc dn the City of
Richmond, tor two months sucessively, and
that another copy. be posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse ofthis County.
a CoPy.-1sste,
THO. POLLA2DIp.. c. H. c.
June IL. w3w
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NOTICE.

rETiIE Citizens Of Richmond are respectfully
Il notiGed, that the City taxes are now due,
and blythe terms of the ordinance / am bound
TO pay the amount thereof into the hands of the
Chsmberisine on or before the first day of Mo-
vember next, and therefore, can apply once on
Iy for payment and in case OF default, shall be
compelled tho reluctantly to direct distress to
be made indiscrimnateiy- shall proceed in tile
collection on the FIRST day Of next month.
JOHN +. PRICE,
Sergf efsae CITY Of Riebnlend.
Ja'y.e, n
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. PoToMAc IDS FoR 49,.

1OIoMAC. L.6sDS FOR S.4LE ::
ne Subscriber okrs for. sale the TRACT
~ LAND, wIereon he now lives (late
e res,aeqce of Col Eel. Brent, dec'd.) con-
.a'nl:g G2o acres, upwsds of one third part
a1" Ia wocdiand, Immediately at The heaci OF
s ,oe water, ad adjoinint the town of Wood.
ssock, on Aqua Creek. there are probably few
Ills more Productive very considerable
p su OF IL is rch low g'ounds in arabic order,
, nnu :. ieast eIghts acres ,eved with Red Clio.
go between IL nd Is acres in timothy grass,
ex.os 1nuch iargerSusntity at an inconsiderable
expenee might be made the Buildings, tho
w.. eissant, are comfortable, spacious and con-
Shleh. with all necessary out houses a small
lung orchard of ApfIes and Peaches now il,
bugshg exclusive of some select fruit lately
80 and grated. attached 20 this estate are
tb %v Nuabie Mill Seats, the one above, the o.
ssr;or 0w the Aqua Warehouses, a stand in
he;nnr none for the mercantile business il
lib lib eoNonveniently situated on tide water
q ron.;S s .ent OF a part of the purchase money.
The $4,000 indulgence would be given for
enJ nF.he Nth Possession of the whole at the
bushels of 1,S and Liberty of seeding 400
which was in ye s'p aoy e see most ,
ts,r ~ ~ me Praises and DESTROYS of the
'ef'''S Oh SAFE Will apiy to
Woodstock, Stafford Ce,. e oA ILL
- Wlm&1af2m
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s4sre..o,A. May 10. 1911.

SI1, 500, ~ ~. tts
The enemy retired on the eth to the wood,
situated between Z, pisa, Gallegos & Fuen,cs,
in which position the whole army (exceptag
that part Of the I'd corps which continued in
front of Almeida) remained that day. AT night
the whole OF their force defled, and retired a,
cross the Azava, covering their retreat with
their numerous cavalry. Their whole army pas
sed the Agueda this day, leaving Almeida to its
fate. 49,. $3.50
Agueda, and the army will in the morning take
up their environments at tue Duas Casas.
have, &c. XIX a.
WELLINGTON. 4
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VIRGINIA AT y Superior Court of
{ v ,eChancery; holden at the Capitol, in the
City Ct Richmond, the seventeenth day OF June,
Amasa Palmer. SRr..
ISdinstSi,. = ~ So ,af "a
=. Henry Fitz, admir-. of Thomas H. Davis, de.
ceased, and John II. Davis, Thomas Davis, E.
!izabeth r. ..AsP. T. Davis. and Aiextnder A.
Davis, children and co-heirs of the said Thomas
II. Davis, deceased, Def,ts.
Henry Fits is assigned guardian to the infants
to defend them IN this suit, and the defendants
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing to the
| satisfaction ofthe court, that they are not in
habtants of this country: on motion of the plain
tiff by his counsel, j. Is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bin of the plaintiff
and that 4copyoftbis order be forthwith in
| serted in nenewspaper published in the CT
! ty Of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said City.
d COPY Teste,
Iune IS. Euaw
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NO TICE

MAT IN virtue of deed of Trust execute6
by William Rawieigh, and Mildred I;s
wife to the subscriber, and which hath been
dolly recorded in the Office of the District Court'
OF Henrico, shall on Monday the 5tli day OF
August next, before the front door of tile Ey-
gle Tavern, in this City, expose to sale by Pub.
nc Auction, to the highest bidder. that truly e.
iegant and beautiful LITTLE FARM. con,si.
ming one hundred and thrty-six acres. ne.,
Mount Comfort, the property Of Edmund Ran.
ooipl, Esq. and within about one milk. e. q haze
OF this City There is upon this Farm All excel.
lent Dwelling House, two s,ories I;eh. hay;n,
good Dry Cellar, with Barn, moke- House.
ano otaoie-the Dwelling House, has been re.
Gently and well painted-there is also upon the
arm, one OF the best Springs of Water, within.
Ky i:et the Dwelling House, of which the
;Ser i'rts Of this country can boast, and which
! sheupp with bricks, and neatly paved O.
| CIi-theTe is also about six or eight acres Of
ooyi :, sieadtw. Tie situation IS amongst the
, n.sithy and beautiful spots, in this part az
land "" nan VI '"e Fact, wood
ne s, serns of sale win be 8 1000 in so davs
i's OF .he ressue within nine months ana 81
balance 3.4 w,ain twelve Ge,,ar 10 a'u tue
months, The pnfiIaser piv;n,r note - ~ i.ee'
ana Paysoie IN w Bank of Virginia. Win - a.,
proVeu i9uorser, Nd also deed Of Tenet -,
ene P.sm.Ses 10 'nsTe the punctual payment 81.
Iii - sS"'.', ~. ~ Ne land and improvements
VII D ,I sne"" uy Mr.psvid Clopton, who lives
near them to any persS desfolsof v;e I'ses
same, and possession v,l be Go a., "t,nS NE
chaser upon executing ,he9otes nod dsod i,s pus.
as above required. "'S uesu OF 1FusF
Richmond, July g. iN11 w. Trustee
| u The deed of Trust sbov. -. tds
wing required the Trustee 10 Sc, &C. 70 ns-
ney, we do agree, that tie sale sIaIr T.. mo
upon the credit as specified in M nc 81 moe
advertisement. Ni SSS"s
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