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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-09
T Land for sale.

will sell a valuable tract of high land near
i Richmond, containing about $50 or 200
acres, the distance from the city is about a 10
miles, adjoining the lands of John Price, Ro>
bert Price and Capt. josiah Gathright; any
person inclinable to purchase. can view the
premises BY application to me, who will at
the same time make known the price.
JOHN H. SAUNDERS,
z. 5 So soon as the sale is made, there
shall be notice given, and all to whom am
indebted will please apply to me for pay
ment, as the land will be sold for that pur-
pose. jill S.
Henrico, March goth, 1914. (tf)
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Cast-Iron Foundry.

HE subscribers have commenced the estab.
men, of Furnace in this place, under the
hrm of Parkhili, Sabbaton & Co They EXPECT
to have 1t in complete operation about the mid
die of May pext, and will thankfully receive or.
ders for castings ofany description, whichthey
trust will be executed with neatness and dis
patch, having procured the bes, OF workmen
Orders LETT with Mr.. John ParkhilI. at his
store-with Mr.. p. A. Sabbaton, at the works,
just above the Basin on the Canal, or with
Messrs. Toilet & Lea, Petersburg, will be strict.
iy attended Ito.
JOHN PARKHILL.
~ u. A. SABBATON.
F0LLET x LEA.
Richmond, March "a, 1874 If
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District Of Virginia, 10 4vit :

REit remembered. that on this twenty-fourth
- day of March, in the thirty eighth year
the Independence of the United States Of Anne.
RIGA, Jonathan Foster, of the said district, hath
deposited in thus Office the title of book, the
right whereof he claims as author, in the words
following, to wit " Tie Peace Party Dissectea,
or an Impartial Sketch Of Parry Viess and Con
f" duct infhe Prosecution Of the Present War-By
Former conformity to tie act of the
Congress OF the United States, entitled +" An
act for the encouragement Of learning; by se-
curing the copies of Maps, Charts and Books, to
the authors and proprie'ors Of suoh copies, du.
ring the times therein mentioned - and also to
AN act Untitled An act supplementary to an
act, entitled, an act for the encouragement Of
learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts
ana Books to the authors and proprietors of
such copies, during the times therein mention.
ed, and extending the benefits thereof to the
arts of designing. engraving and etching histo.
rlcai ard other prints"
WILLIAM MARSHALL.
wa. Cle,k cffhe District of Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-09
Two Brick Tenements

they occupy, and the adjoining wood house, &C
cuPied by Leonard II. Seaton. One Negro Man,
% or 80 years of age, who is a good Cabinet.
Maker; together with all their remaining stock
OF furniture and materiis, viz: A few hundred
weight OF best English carled hair, on. dozen
pieces best satin hair cloth, 90 and 90 inches
wide few crates sheet glass about 5000 #.
81 best st. Domingo Mahogany, and quantity
Feniers Also, general assortment Of ready
made elegant
FASHIONABLE MAHOGANY FURNITURE.
Consisting of-Side boards, d ming, tea and card
table, bureaus, wash and candle stands, hair
bottom settees, and few hair mattresses, with
a general assortment of hard " are in the cabi..
net line.
TERMs--For the real estate, made known at
the time of sale---On the furniture, &c cash
will be required for all sums under 8 100; and
tor all sums Of and above S 100, notes negoti.
able and payable at either of the banks in this
city, with approved endorsers will be required.
The sale will commence at IL o'clock
EDMUND WEBSTER.
ROBERT pOORE.
April1. It's.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-09
BELL MEAD.

belonging to the heirs OF the late CHARLIs Lo.
GAN, Esquire, containing 17S3 acres.-Deep
creek, which rs large and ncver-faiiing stream
runs through the tract and affords a most valu-
able MILL SEAT, about half mile from the
river. to whichit is boatable--itis in good and
healthy neighbourhood, which with the faci.
iity OF carrying the crop to market by water
increases its vai,le. the freight of wheat being
generally only about s cents bushel. There
are about $50 acres above & from 80 to 40 acres
below the creek, of the FIRST RATE JAMES
RIVER Low GROUNDS--the hi,sh land 4,
principally in Woods, lays vel. rs heavily tim.
oered, and is generally good fertile FARMING
and: TOBACCO LSND--It will be divided into
two tracts, as may appear to be the wish of the
purchasers. Possession will be given of the
land, tor wheat, in time TO SOW this season. and
OF the buildings, &c. on the first day of Janua
v. One third ofthe purchase money to be paid
on trst September next, and the balance in two
annual payments Personal security will be
required for the first payment, and deed of
trust on the properly to secure The whole. Mr..
fucker, who lives on the estate. will sl,ew il
previous to the day of sale, to any person wish.
ing TO purchase. One of the undersigned will
a SO be IN the neighbourhood for that purpose
from tho goth to the 25th April, and from the
10th OF May to the day of sale Should the 17th
OF May be rainy day, the sale may possibly be
postponed till the next fair day; but as some
bidders will probably be from distanee, as
well as the subscribers, no triflng cause will
delay the sale from positively taking p ace, and
no private sale will be made in the interim
CHARLES F.iLOGAN, Tor
iimseif and az attorney.
JAMES CARTER.
NEIL MsCOULL.
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1T a Suberior Court of Chaacerv

lit a Suberior Court Of Chaacery,
holden at the Capitol in Richn,osd, the 5th
day Of February, 1878.
GREEK CLAY, Plain,;F.
Eieazar Clay, Charles Clay, Thomas Clay, Mat
thew Clay, Mary Locket, Elizabeth Murray.
William Thaxton and Lucy his wife, Priscil
Ia Clay, and Hopkins Lewis and Martha his
wife, De6naaurs.
HIS cause came on this day to be heard on
the papers formerly read, and the report
OF commissioner Parsons, pursuant to the order
OF the seventh day Of March, one thousand eight
hundred and seven, with exceptions thereunto,
and was argued by counsel: On consideration
whereof the court, setting aside the said order
of the seventh day Of March, one thousand
eight hundred and seven, and the proceedings
therein since that time, doth adjulge, order
and decree, that Thomas Miller, James Clarke
and Ludwell Bracket, or any two Of them, who
are appointed commissioners, do divide the re.
al estate of which Charles Clay, the father of all
the parties Except William lhaxlon and Hop
k,ns Lcwis) died seized, among such OF the
parties as chose to come into the partition, aud
will bring into hetchpot with the estate de-
-scended, such advancements as any of them have
received from the said Charles the father, in
his life time, and make report of their proceed.
InSs to the court, with any matters deemed per-
tinent by themselves, or required by the par
ties 10 be especially stated.
a Copy-Teste.
WM w. EENING, &C.
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Cumberland December Court, 1915.
William Meredith, sen. Plaintiff
AcAINsT In Chanee,y.
James Jackson, Defendant,
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
thatthe plaintiff has departed this life since
the awarding he injunction, and that ssmuel
Meredith has qualified as executor Of said VIM,
Meredith, but is not resident OF this State ON
motion ofthe defendant, by his counsel, 1t is or.
dered, that unless the said s. Meredith, ex'or az
aforesaid, shall renew the injunction on or be.
lore next june court, that this cause will stand
dismissed as an act of this day,-and copy Of
this order is directed to be published, for two
months, in some newspaper printed in the City
of Richmond, and one other copy posted at the.
front door ct the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
MILLER WooDsoN, in. d. C..
March 2, 1914. w8w
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Remedy for the Peach Worm, Orchard
Worm and Moss.
At distance of about FIVE miles from this
city there are two apple orchards, one of
hive to six, the other Of twenty acres, which
nave been perfectly freed from the grub.
peach worm, small worm, and moss within
hese two years. by plentiful securing and
washing. in tf.9openhg of the spring with a
simpe means OF fertilising land to which we
have already drawn the attention of the rea.
ders OF the Gazette of discoveries, viz. soah
snas, & then whietwashing the stocks of the
trees with lime. The orchards were both
very s'ckly, all the trees were dying Peach
trees which were in one of them. were ali
Killed before the wash vas used. Now both
orchads are healthy and flourishing. we
will lay all the particulars before our readers.
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NNOrTcE.

HE Co,parsnership ofWEBsrEa & PooRE.
L will be dissolved, by mutual consent, on
the second day OF May next. All persons hay-
ing claims against the concern are requested To
make them known before that time, in order
that arrangements may be made for their aci :
Jnssment ;-and all persons indebted to the said
concern are requested to settle their accounts
sa carry as possibie-its situation requires that
no indulgence should be granted.
EDMUND WEBSTER.
ROBERT POoRE.
April L, 1914.
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FOR SALE,
A TRACT of i.AND.
Lying. in THE county of Powhatan.

y US 81 w s1s1V " <uWHutoHs
Ten miles below the Courthouse, IS from Rich.
mond, and two from Appomattox river, on the
waters Of Butterwood creek, cont .ining 1850
acres, of whichthree OF four hundred are wood
land, and one hundred acres Of valuable LOW
GROUNDS; Valuable improvements, dwell
'ngllouse, two story high, 48 by 90, and all ne
cessary out houses ): Ono third of The money will
be required in hand from the purchaser, and
the balance in two annual instruments. Posses
sion will be given at Christmas, with the priv.
iege of sowing $50 acres in small grain. ANY
person wishing TO purchase, will apply to the
proprietor.
EDWARD MosELEY.
hfsrch IS, 1914. mn
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Samuel G.. Adams,

is NOW RECEIVING!
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locks,
Do. Files,
2 Do TONES. shoyels and Pokers,
Do. Saddlery assorted,
Do. Tea Kettles,
DO. Till and Chest Locks, Butts
Hinges, &c.
Do. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron. assorted,
16 Baltimore Ploughs,
IL Doz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND.
A good assortment OF Hardware, Ironmongery.
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c Sc.-wlich are of.
fered for sale, on moderate terms.
Dec. 10. If
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ATTENTION!
Step the Deserters !

nESERTED the detachment, on its march
- from Cumberland county, i7ti regime mt,
on the first of January last, WILLIAM OS.
BOURN, aprivate, about 5 ieet III inches high,
a down lock when spoken to, blue eyes, sup.
posed to be 80 years old.--Also DAVID NOR
Rls, private, who deserted the camp at Nor
folk, about the first Of February dark skin,
down look, about feet 10 inches high. The
reward of ten dollars will be given to any one
who will deliver either of the above deserters TO
me at Lambert's Poisi, near Norfolk.
ID. A. ALLEN, Captain,
Lanbers's Point.
March 81, 1914. WI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-09

BY Virtue Of the foregoing decree, We, the
undersigned commissioners therein named, will
meet at Hugh French's tavern. in the county of
Powhatan, on the 10th day of May next, Tor the
purpose of dividing the estate of Charles Clay,
deceased, among such of the parties as chose
to come into the partition, according to the
terms of the said decree.
THOMAS MILLER
LUDWELL BRACKETT.
JAS. CLARKE.
Powhatan, Feb Is, 1914 w8w
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o. WortAy Me afternoon IF ma Ivrirhs.

WILL be let to the LOWEST BIDDER, or
w the premises, on Saturday the 9TH OF MAY
next, the repairs of the Sonthanna Mills and
Dam, near the town Of Yanceyviie. Bond and
approved security win be re quired Of the un
.dertaker for the faithful performance of the
contract The repairs and time of completing
them will be made known on the day. The
above property, when repaired, will be leased
until the frs, of January 1919. There is a
storehoase and few acres of land attached to
the mills. u I
WIN. CRAWFORD, Er'arS Gaardn.
Louisa. March 90, 1914. Wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-09

HE subscriber will sell tract ofland, con
tanning about $50 acres, with very good
dwelling house, together with outhouses, and
good orchard ofyarin,,s kinds OF fruit trees
! There are about Is acres oigood meadow Land.
The SAID land is about miles from Richmond,
wing at the head of Big branch, near the Seven
pines, directly on the Williamsburg road.-For
particulars apply to
NATHANIEL REYNOLDS.
March %. All
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To B,ick-makers & LAYERS.

wish to engage with an undertaken to
u make and burn .hve bunpred thousand
Bricks, for which nearly dirt enough is dug
Il will furnish fuel for the purpose, snd
some hands If they are wanted, and I wish
TO engage with. another undertaken to lay
amiilion ct Bricks, in houses of one, two (:
and three stories. ] have four brick la, e -,
and attendants, who might work with the
person who contracts for the laying the
whole to be begun at once and finished by
LIST. November next.
NEIL MoCOULL..
Richmond, April 4th, 1914. 81
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Notice.

THE Collector of the Revenue for the 18th
District OF Virginia, or his putty, the sub.
seriber, will attend at the different Courts for
Amherst, Nelson, Fiuvanna, and Albemar!e in
January and February, TO receive Entries OF
Carriages under The law of Congress, OF july
24th, 1913, which all owners of Carriages will
OF course examine.
THOS. J. RANDOLPH,
Deputy Collector, for the 10Th
District Of Virginia.
Shsdewell Mills, in AibemarIe, ,
Dec. 26th, 1913. g.
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April 1, 1914.

- The editors of the Petersburg YnteIli.
gencer and Fredericksburg Herald are request
ed to publish the above advertisement in their
ryspectivr papers, till day sale, and transmit
their accounts to the editor Of the Argus for
payment.
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By The Lieutenant Governor file Commonrpeal
Of Virginia.
a PROCLA NATION

WHEREAS information has been received LIZ
the Executive, that the building for hold
ing the Courts OF the comfy of Campbell hath
o. destroyed by ire have therefore thought
tit. by and with the advice and consent of fhs
Council OF State, and in pursuance of the act
OF the General Assembly, F" Reducing into one
the several acts concerning the adiourameut
and places of session Of certain courts in ce,1
tain cases." to issue this my Proclamation, d.
[ect,ng hat the County Courts and Superior
Courts of Law forithe said County of Campb II.
shall ~ hereafter holden at the courthouse 81
the corporation Of Lynchburg, in the said
county OF Campbell, until the said building
shall be rebuilt.
GIVEN under my'band as Lieutenant Co.
vernon, in the absence OF the Govern
(L.S) or. and under the seal of the Common
wealth, at Richmond, this eleventh
day of March, one thousand eight hun,
dred and fourteen.
4w LINAH MINIS.
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THE Parties interested will take notice, that
have appointed Monday the 23d May next. TO
carry the foregoing order into effect, when they
will please attend ar the Swami Tavern, in this
city, between the hours Of and o'clock, With
their books and papers prepared for compile
ance with the said osder.
JOHN NICHOLSON, NJ. C.
Commissioners Office, Rich-)
mond. February %, 1915 22M
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VALUABLE
JAMES RIVER LAND
FOX SALE

ON Tuesday the 17lh May. will positively
~ be Sold on the premises, that valuable es,
rate. in the county of Powhatan, 50 miles from
c.. ed go - a a
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BY the Governor cfthe Commonwealth
ginia.
A Proclamation.

nv HEREAs information has been received
w by the Executive, that the building for
holding the courts of the county of York. hath
been destroyed by fires have therefore tho't
hit, by and with the advice and consent of the
Council of State, and in pursuance of the act of
the General Assembly, " Reducing into one the
several acts concerning the adjournment and
places of session Of certain courts in certain
cases." to issue this my Proclamation, direct.
ing that the county courts and superior courts
OF law for the said county Of York, shall be
hereaf err holden at the house Of Matthew Wells
in the town of York, on the west side of the
main street of the said town and Immediately
below. and the next house 10 the Swan Tavern,
kept by the said Wells, in the county of YORK
aforesaid, until the said building shall be re.
quilt.
GIvEN under my hand as Governor, and
under the seal OF the commonwealth,
a.. 81 at Richmond, this 10th day of March.
on thousand eight hundred and four.
teen.
4w. is. BARBOUR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-09

VIRGINIA:
lit a Superior Court Of Chancery,
holden az the Copisai inthe City Of Richmond,
she 9Th day Of January, 1914.
Matthew Clay, Plaintiff
+ AcAINsr
Sarah Williams, executrx of Joseph Williams,
and administrators of Robert Williams, John
Call and Lucinda his wife, William Williams
q John b. Scott, executors of Elizabeth Will
liams, widow, and John Robert Williams, an
infant son of John Williams deceased, by the
said Elizabeth Williams his guardian, James
Chalmers, Sarah Chalmers, late Sarah Wat
kins, widow and Administrative, and Mourn
ing Micajah Watkins, an infant daughter
OF MicaJah Watkins, deceased, by Henry f..
Coleman her guardian, and Nathaniel Wash
ington Williams, Martha Williams and Fanny
Williams, by Sarah Williams their guardian,
James Vaughan. executor OF Thomas Lanier,
Joseph Williams, who wss appointed by the
said Joseph Williams, decd, an ex'or to his
will, & the heirs, executors or administrators
OF Richard Harrison, deceased, Defendants.
THIS Cause came on this day to be heard ou
Il the papers formerly read, and the report of
Commissioner Nicholson, pursuant to the order
Of the 2lst day of June 1871, and was argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof, and be-
cause the new parties made by the amended
bill, fled since the said order of reference to
commissioner, were not properly before the
court at the time the said order was entered
and against whom the plaintiff now do have
proceeded, in the mode prescribed by law, a
gainst the absent defendants land they still
falling to appear and answer,) the conrt doth
recommit the report 10 the commissioners who
made it, although the same, in other respects
may be right and correct, for him to consider
and report thereupon.
Ga copy--feste)
WM. w. HENING, C. C.
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Sales at Auction.

ON Monday the I'd day of May next, if fair,
ers will sell at public auction, on the premises 3.
without reserve, under the management of
Aloncure, Robinson & Peasants, all The follow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-09

try ere so infested by wolves, that they are
Obliged to yard their sheep every night to pre-
vent their being destroyed by those vorscious
animals.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-09

HE Subscribers having entered into CO.
L partnership, the Apothecary's and drug
gists business, heretofore conducted by Philip
Du-Vai, jr. will be continued under the firm of
PHILIP DUAL, jr. 5 Co
1T the sigs Of the Golden Mortar, Main street.
Richmond.
They expec' to rec. i've in few weeks, an ad.
ditionsl supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
&c. wh'cl'.with the stock on hand. will render
their assortment very complete; all of which
WILDE sold al very moderate advance for cash
or acee ptances in town. And they assure their
Z. friends and the public. that they will ever en-
deavor to give satisfaction, as well in the qua
lity, a. IN the prices of their goods
PHILIP DU VAL, Jun.
JAMES M. CoULLiNG.
April ]. 1914 IN.
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ROBERT PooRE.

II ESPECTFULLYi informs his friends and the
~ public generally, that he will latter the Sc.
cond day of May next continue to carry ON the
Cabinet Business, in his new house, now build.
ing, next door below his present residence, and
next door above Ellis K Allan, ON the street
leading from main street TO the governors,
where he will use every exertion in his power
to give general satisfaction in the line of his
profession. All orders from the country shall
be attended to with dispatch.
TIM Richmond ApriI G. 1914
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Land for Sale.

Richmond, March "a, 1874
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12
6ytt Gogeraor Of The. Commonwealth Of
Fi-gfnia,
pPlCI 4 n &y'T(lN

The most just and Holy God having in the
confses of his Divine Providence, pcrOitted
cur country 10 be visited by war and its con-
sequent calamities il therefore highly be-
comes a people thus afflicted TO humble
themselves before his throne, in the hope
that he will be pleased to turn away mis-
anger from thein-And moreover, the all
wise disposer of events having BY the gra-
cious interpositicn OF his Providence, re-
peatedly granted signal victories TO the
arms of the u. States in the war which the
injustice of the ENEMY now coFpels Us 10
wage and 1t being entirely proper that we
should thankfully acknowledge the kindness
OF Heaven, in thus defeating the designs of
cur enemies and as the issue of the contest
is with God, it bchoves US all as we love our
country, to unite i'll imploring the continued
blessing of Heaven upon our arms:
Now, therefore, !, JAMES BARBOUR,
Governor OF the Commonwe alth of Virginia,
IN conformity TO a Resolution Of the General
Assembly to that effect, 10 most earnestly
recommend it 70 the good people Of the Com
nsonwealth on the first Thursday of Decem-
Der next, to assemble in them several places
OF Public Worship, and consecratng that day
I the purposes aforementioned, co acknow-
ledge with deep contrition of heart, their
manifold offences, and through the mercy of
tine Redeemer, supplicate forgiveness OF the
same: To return most sincere and hearty
lnanHs 10 tANnlgnty Ood Tor all nus faTorS
& especially Tor the success with which lac
has been pleased to crown our arms, and
to ask for the continuance of the Di-
vine Favor---That it may please God
TO bring 20 nought ell the counsels of those who
rise up against US, and grant victory to our
arms in The day of battle--To preserve us
from all discOrd and intestine divisions, and
cause Us to unite as with one heart in .efenoe
Of cur homes and our altars-And 10 inspire
our enemies with moderation and love OF JUS
tice, 50 that our Country may be speedily de-
hvercd from the evils Of War, and blessed
with the restoration Of honorable and lasting
Peace.
Done at Richmond, this 5th day Of November,
In the year of cur Lord one thous-
(SeaD and eight hundred and fourteen, &
of the Commonwealth tie thirty
ninth.
is. BARBOUR.
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For SALE.

TB Vmjue -of a Deed of trust executed 70 Us by
r Fgtrick Og;lby, of the coirty Of pOwhs,su dated
the eighth ay Of January, 1918, and record in the
Coan Count OF Fcwhaan, Tor the purpose OF securing
sum Of Z Ouey therein mentioned, due to Robert
Mo.'lcy OF said cous;y--Wiib be exposed 10 sale,
Chc Premi es, FOR ready money the fifteenth day
of Mo-. elk iteeu hundred 4 fourteen, certain Tisct
OF Land in the county aforesaid, which the said Pat
rick Ogilbyf resides, containing two hundred and
ninety five and a half acres, much Of the said
Land may be sufficient 20 discharge the due, at
the time OF such sale, together with the eXpence Of ex
eeuting the Tiig-The title vested ia the Trustees
only wiz conveyed to the purchaser, purchasers,
CT tle day ofsale, by the Trustees
EDWARD MOSFLEY,
HENRY w. WATKINS.
Nfv8 az