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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
Alta General Meeting

of the Members of the Mutual hssur-
Oance Society against Fire on Buildings
of the State of Virginia, held by ag)ourh-
ment in the Hall of the House OF Delegates
at the Capitol in the City OF Richmond on
the 9th day Of Feb. l82l:-
The following Resolutions were anoPteo'
Resolued, That Alexander McKae Branch
Cheatham, Benz. Sheppard. James CiaTke'
and Peter J. Chevallie. or any three OF mem
be appointed committee with null power
to examine into the state and CONDITION o!
the funds belonging 10 the Country Branch
of this Society; that they have power 10 e eh
anime into the existing laws SO Tar as tne
Country Branch of the Society Is concern
ed; that the said committee report 10 me
next general meeting the result OF their Ia
bors, and that they recommend such aver,
ations and amendments as 10 Item snail
seem expedient.
Resolved, That when this meeting al,
journs, that it be adjourned TO the second
Monday in June next.
Atrue copy from the Journal of the Ge'
neral Meeting OF the NJ. 4. Society;
Teste. JAMES RAWLINGS,
p Art M a. s.
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Union and .Marine Hotel,
To Let.

A.. THE houses on King street, lately
En in the tenure oil Mrs. McDaugall,
Esss they have been long established as
E entertainment Tor oysters, porter
ale. &c. and no donbt to an active attentive
person in that line, would be productive OF
profit. To good tenant the above property
will be leased. ,,.nr
vo,y Q-eo9y
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r. DARR Al,
DENTIST.

DESPECTFULNY informs the ladies
II and gentlemen OF Alexandra. ana its
vicinity that he has taken room IN oir- Al
kinson's house, on Fairfax street; where ne
win be happy TO wait on them IN the line Of
his profession. 80,
mays eo0
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Marshal's Sale.

WILL ne sold, on the premises, on Sa-
w turday the Cd day Of June next, al
loo'clock A. NJ. for cash, all the right,
title, and interest of Benjamin Baden, in
and to Brick House and Lot. situated on
King street, at present occupied by John
Grub. to satisfy an execution in favor OF
Joseph Janney.
anril S0-Stawts
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This is to give notice,

THAT the subscriber hath obtained from
Il the orphans court OF Charles County,
letters testamentary on the personal estate
O! Henry Fl. Hawkins, late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of, to the subscriber, on or before the first
day OF October next, they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of the
said esate--Given under my hand this first
day of April, 1897. ,,
HENRY H. HAWKINS.
april 7-s3wt Admir-,
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n Office

4 Ii persons indebted 10 THOMAS shh HE ;,
"A or THOMAS SHREvE & Go. by no w., :"
bond. are requested TO make Imn n." nv
payment to the subscribers; ana lh I1Ss M, h
open account to call on them ana c'O, TO-, in IN
same by note, otherwise they Will 'ePO'
to the hands of an attorney. :
GEORGE S. HOUGH, Trustees
JOHN MORGAN,
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For Sale or Rent,

THAT commodious two story
HYfM BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, WIN
Hssss necessary out building, and large
NM we'll improved gardel lot, situate
At the lower end of Fairfax street. The
terms will be made accommodating either
10 purchaser or good tenant. Apply to the
Printer aprii ~
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To Rent,

And possession given between the
&Tfai present time and March next, that
NJ elegant and commodious three story
1brick house, the
Union and Marine Hotel,
situated on Union-street, near the Potomac
II is admirably calculated for the accommo-
dation OF travellers from Maryland, anu sea-
farng gentlemen. II has been occupied as
a tavern for many years past. For terms
spplylo ANIHoNt hfioD''
iannarY 5
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Leesburg Turnpike Road.
NOTICE is hereby given tc the s; ~ IA
~ holders, that an ELECTioN WIZ g. !,
held at the court house, 10 Leesburg; Oh D ~,
turday the ed day Of June next, tor !ne p i"r
pose Of choosing a President, four DIlss 1s,,
and Treasurer. to serve the ensuing y"
AMI, On ,.wsw Trea,srr
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Phineas Janhey,

Phineas Janhey,
HAS just received from the manu,a'"''
III OF s. Rodmaa in New Bedforo
Spermaceti candles, and
Sperm. OIL ph;,.d.I
And from the Phenis Works. near PnilaS "
phia. 4d. Cd, Sd, lOd, led, SOd y ~ y,
Gu, nails, which are offered Tor sa'e
accommodating terms. :. r;,L,
He has in store and offers for sale, hi hid
wine Of superior quality. few "a, n
of cloth assorted, yeIvets, corH M 4,
bomhsse,s, and goo tons Swedes y
iron assorted. 3 mo 10 -
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Geo. S. HOugh,

Chairman of the Special Commit
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UOZ,o 80
The losses, &c. re-
ported due and I'M
paid on the l2thJan,
we've D4I, 800 o.
Since the 18th Of Jan.
losses have happen
ed amounting 10 a
bout the sum of $4,000 90
--6l 200 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

crop raised and the object offered for premium also,
the nature and qualify of the rroduce the manner OF
cultivation, the quantity aud Kind of manure used the
preceding year-,he quantity and kind OF manure us
eel the year OF its production, the quantity and kind OF
seed sown or planted and the manner OF picparI, it
the time aud manner of sowing planting it, aud
OF harvesting.
itis understood that the several kins of grain must
be raised ON old improred land, and the products aus
certained by the certificates oil two respectable and
disnicrestcd witnesses.
Extract from the minutes
+. MINOR, Scc'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
KAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

Wis Institution will lie opened the first day of No
Nencr next, under the superintendent of Mr. O'Flahe
~ late President OF the Runord Academy n gentleman
hhy qualified 10 discharge its duties with honor to himself
anu benefit To his pupils Tie continue the same as
hereiotorerhe Trustees, considering accuracy ir
sion and IN reading our language ,cry important
OBJECTS, have resolved that them will attend an eve
~ Saturday. To hear the scholars selected extracts from
eminent authors, and 10 receive them TO be Grill
cdiy examined The Academy enjoys exclusive avan-
te Tor rendering those exercises particularly beneficial To
tue pupils ne possession of about well Che
sen oooks which may be of improvement 10
mem their parents aud guardians will impress on their
is disposition TO use IL in with the tutors
usees In this respect, in the hcathncss oil the s-
aion m the aci'usncs of the buildings, ami in the good
ness 81 Tue iNg the trustees know amy private school
winch can vie with the Rappahannoca Academy.
W.. ~. i5-wtf
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SELECT STMINERY

I'ilE Subscriber Principal Of the Brerno semi,orv
contemplate opening classical school in Richmond
On te Iih Jay Of January. Ills will embrace he
Ereek Latin and English Languages Msihestie II;s,o
~ nyhoiogy biography and Arithmetic. Having rceeiv
ga MS eucaon NJ one Of the best schools in Ireland s
having had The advantage Of several years. experjenc h.
ropes mat RENTING cxcrons will cDGte him TO pnbIic
CONFIDENCE 10 facilitate the attainment OF this obiet ne
as uceTnncu 10 limit the number OF his pupils To tenty
w. Wncn arrangement, Is presumed will he attended
WIN considerable advantage TO the studenfs As sbaii not
proahN oc ~ Richmond before the middle of December
gentlemen wishing 70 engage places in the Seminary are
Ie,Icu 70 Richard Anderson, Esq President Of the IT,
Dank, VINO VIII make known my terms and Give every
necessary iniornaion-Five Young gentlemen will be ~
ceNed rs bonriers IN family, If apucafior be ,,I -
above or to my residence before the ih of
i,t' -, WM. BURKE
i.-f ,eln''-i y. Sl-2awff
Ii persUns indebted The estate of X 4 M ~ isxf5
"a deceased requested to make inn, ~. a,,, -
., ys ussIous 20 close the administration soon as
possible ndu2cace cannot I've granted 20 any persop
wing claims against the estate requested n MAKE ~
Nho"n" ORIIS PAINE,
May n. '''' .''es''"
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MAkSHAI;S SAT.E

OE b.iLUHBLE LANDS .aND SLAVES.
ft decree of the superior court of caucerv for the
- Richmond district pronounced the 2sh ,ay of Ur sre
,a cause deenins therein between William Bernard
executor OF John liipknS decreased, pit against Thomas
foote's deft shall e 29h day NJ No,scr syf m rho
'front.' Hoor OF the Eagle Hotel in the city Richmond offer
oiowng property much thcreoas NAV be s,Gri",, 10
asy inc sa decree, VIZ 1878 acres Of LAND living in The
county oi Doucesier, 1850 of which were uurc,srJ
OF lewis Durwrll AMI wife Ivy tine said Rootcs and sos aero
o''onn D Siubbs,and adjoining the lands OF - Lewis
Whlkins aud others, lying partly on Severn river
10 acres o lan conveyed by the BurweI in lin, deed
Sresad also the house and laud containing ten acres
he said hooes formerly resided ADJOINING tb
Tow Of tredericssburg and the following SLAVES viz
e,er Michael Tom, Isaac Nat Ned. Peter Jesse Fred
~ ~ Mics Sh'vncy, Saiah and child Sal Easter t.bsres
mus Jenny and her daughter Jenny PATTY FrnnLcy
I'M, S Ghd Murria Humphrey and Tom, Alice and he r
c , sally Nely aud her child Billy; and Lucy Fanny M
enid billy, Easter her child Polly, Rose her hid BiIy
and SAM Rachel Sa, Dick Blacksmith and Tenor
day aforesaid. j. C;Ul.RRANT NJ =, e'1 " OF, .he
September 90. 4, :. - MI
ne balance due and PAYABLE under the above decree i
t1uO with Interest from the first dav of January last "
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when he fled from the city. Nothing fus,hcr inter-
rupcd the narrative Of DIR. Bards progress la honor
and wealth, and usefulness. till the wear 49, when, To
use the expression ofthc orator, 80
folded itselfto the timIng world--the yellow fever
broke out IN Philadelphia. Hcreulon DR.. Bard wrote
an essay; and as he believed in conagion, aud the
orator does not, brief auson the arguments, pro
and con, became unavoidable, i'm the OF which
quarantine establishments called the iorti6c,-
tons erected against unrccnting and bibarous
invader, and the melancholy truth laid down in
phaic words, = that II yellow fever lie imported, il
may he exported too; - and hence our quarantine
establishments become mere warehouses, where the
yellow fever is received in bond, (cxccpt such parts
OF 1t as are struggled into the county until he
rc-eNpoitrd and distributed (gra,iS we presume) 10
other parts of the world
From this part OF the subject the orator mu,.c II
short turn To eNpaiae the delights u! rur;,i life
realised by DIR. Bard at Hyde Paris, where he had
houshta farm, which he cultivated successfully, and
moreover about the Time introduced The orator
TO President " ashingtou.Thc services rendered nv
the deceased To the college then recapiulated
which rendered necessary view of The rise and pro-
grcss OF the college, in the of which DR.. n
ltomainc e. great man who had not found a bogr:,-
pher, said the orator) for soliciting and obtaining,
and Morgan Lewis, then Governor, for signing, some
grants TO the college, declared 10 be entitled to
its lasting gratitude. The college had not been I'M
Kind To Dr. Bnrd for, says the orator. they have got
his picture -(qucre, have they paid for il , And
finding his academic hour quite gonc, the al
iudcd To DI. Bards enthusiasm for mcrinos said he
could have eNpatiatcd much longer on the subject OF
| this memoir, and concluded by applying 10 him the
| lines of Tickell on Addison
lie taught us how to livc-and nh too high
| The price we paid--hc taught US how TO die.
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EXECUTOR5S SAI.C

N I,ssdJ fht d dfy # January neat ii fair, fnot the
~ next fair day will he sold by the subscriber executor
county of Chesterfield, the Buckiny han, road aot -
miles above the town of Manchester public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash, about EIGHTY SLAVES
chiefly of men, amongst whom there excellent
smiths, and carpenter also, so mules and horses
very large formed twojackasses and three
Amongst the horses several fblooded mares and co
OF hue form aud size Also, Wagons and carts with
m the necessary gear and articles pii aud farm
ing utensils BEVERLEY RANnnI pI -. '
Richmond, Oct. 2. 40 - ~ va
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PROGRESS OF THE caN,r

LaSi week several gentlemen accomnanie,I luz oro
o, thc commissioners, rode the Canal from,
Ma"ns mills in Pittsford, to PaIyrma we under
stand That The Agueduct at the Irondcquot and the
nlonezuma marshes, are the principal distractions
between this place aud the middle section of The e
nal. 1t is expected the whole will be finished and
The water let III between Rochester aud Ltrc Falls
carry next season The contractors are making ,apid
progress on the route west of the Genespc river and
we may safely calculate that the whole rou,c from,
the Hudson to Lake Erie will he completed much
sooner than lis warmest friends have anlicinatej
Monroe RenybJr,,
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MATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE

AYiN6 determined 70 remove to the south I shall dis
pose OF the tract Of land on which live In Coroi;no
county on very reasonable terms The tract lies within ao,
Iee miles 81 Bowling Grecn and 7s acres Iy re-
cent surNey-nearly all fiat land quality eo ~ an,
on ne go or 80 Of the tract Is low grounds
on ,ne IiVr sue Of which bank has lately been thrown
up 70 secure IL from inudaon. No h,
part OF tIe country combines more acknowledgements
however disposed 20 purchase, will view and iJee for s,
selves II sale is IN time privilege win he given \,
mas 70 seed wheat his fil the subscriber viii
Possession viii he given first of January reSt porIa,s
soo U, ~ ~ required ALLEN APPERSOK.
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From an EpgfIsh paper.

TO THE SPIRIT OF PoEsY.
OHoy Spirit, oft when eve
linti slowly DER che western slSv 81
llsr gorgeous pail begun To weave
VI gold and crimson's richest dye;
I've thought the gentle gales thy breath,
The inuruuring of the grove thy voice..
IND Heaven abiSe. and earth beneath
In thee scem'd tn rejoice.
Sweet Visions Their, that sleep hy day.
Thy magic wand hath riadc mine owa,
As brilliant ne tue clouds that play
Around the suns descending thronc:
An', havc striv'd in many son-
To pay NV homage nj TIA, shrine,
a worthless offering, for throns
Toys, l., thee made mine.
What tho the Idle wreath would fade
ny weak, tho willing fingers twind;
Soun gatherd ~ cbvion's shade,
Not less the task would St,oih- nv mind
lnspird by thee, ceas'd 10 pine,
Nor thought on ausht that crossed my bliss,
Aud borne ~ other worlds uf thine,
Forgot the p;ings of this.
But this was all in earlier DAYS,
When hoNhood's hopes were Wild and high,
And ca"!e,-.ike, fxd my gaze
Wnere rlury 5 sun hlazd ihrO' the sky;
But tate and circuns;ancc forbade
Inc noble, tho preSainptuous fight;
Those hopes blasted aud dccay'l
ly dtappointnents bli.h,.
Ny soul is daring. now rs then,
Tho iiae denies its strong desire
Sill, till hear the voice y itnin
The stirring voice that rrics.' aspire
IL hannis me like the sounds that rim.
IA dying quilts distcnpcr'd ear,
When round his co;,cl dtl-hovcrin-
iiis crimes, like ghosts, appear.
ana, ave, some demon ia ms sight
Displays what wTeaths fnr ntiprS hlnom
The fame that gi!dS their lie with light,
fhe halo thar surrounds their tomb;
And gake, prcSunptuous fool ~ ne cries.
"CuliOnout'd-bicSt thpu ne or shalt he
i'Et pine for ever, there 10 rise
Where springs no flower Tor thee
oh, rocsy thou too has, now
Withdrawn thy wonied influence
When most need Thy lender glow
10 rcnoyatc my aching sense.
M more t',Y dreams before me pass
In swift succession, bright and fair;
And when woulh uuY ell thy nass,
Thou showst nc but Despair.
Whenever nOw I seek the bowers
Where fancy led my steps Ia thee.
Bciore my eyes desert lours-
The cold reality, see.
My gloomy bosolns iuylcss cell,
No ray oftiiine illuminrs more
Which once could guide ny spirit well
o'ereyery i'll 10 soar.
~ all the intense love of thee
Which ircs my soul, and thrills NV frame
BY tears thoa "iv'St thy words Ia be-
When struggling feelings have no niue-
Return, return, by thee urlurnc.
Anti by yet unNar,iiiSh'd will
The mnlice OF NV iaie Iii scori
Inwoe triumphant still ZARlCu
Jilg. i2ai.
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AZ % .Weefine. ofthe President %,

.H Meeting ofthe President and Directors of
ne Jages Rtosr Company 18Th day Of October 1921
ESOLV En- that proposals will bc received fi the ts, oc
- December, for making the TURNPIKE ROAD in sec
ions commencing at station No i6 in the iird mile f,n,
Calahans TO the mouth Of Dunaps cree agrcealy 10 The
SPECIFICATION which las been adopted and which NAV he re-
ieTed to on application Mr. Robert Pollard orr 10 dc
Road Commissioners in Greenlrer county 49, " " Wv
October I6. ~ S'''h ~
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.lE. .Nar.a Ualker, Mrs. .,Io,ia UaIstr. S.E.
TIomns y. CriG,,

'F.7.'E"'
not Inhabitants OF this state take this meto
OF apprising that the Goth day of December
next, between the hours of9 o'clock a. A.
the residence OF Mr. Archibald Blair this city, Shall
coed TO take the deposition of Mrs Mary Blair and continue
from DAY To day OF necessarily until such object be ACCOM-
rshewhich deposition will be reads evidence in sui,
III chanecry now depending in Goochand county court he
tween and Others. plaintiffs, and defendants You
may therefore attend at the time ard place mentioned
IL You think proper. NASIiul pr iIAi,IsISnN
October
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For SAIE-

iaI extensive and very valuable Estate called NJ Nc
- Mn LODGE, formerly the property Of Tho's Miller
Lodge rs situated in the county of lin vii
nam on the Pamunhey river, opposite Hanover Town srd
milnh = he; OF The city of Richmond il; a wealth.
ana agreeable ncigborood II contains nenrIv ,
shu acres OF as Vauableland any on that river f
ABOUT TWO thousand are owgrond Of great ertilify anil ~
various Soils adapted to the culture corn I,en harley ana
ooacco The high land is also fertile and is clothed viii,
Vie aoding an abundant supply OF wood and timber
ugc manufacturing Mill adoins this estntcat &c bci
c wheat made on il can be sold n small deduction f
iuchnond prices and from landing on fbe r;vr
pI"uucts may be transported to baltimore al an xnensc
vt more than eight ten per buslel There are two
Sou dwelling houses situated in eligible posiiions for TOO
win good ouhOuscs, stables and harms attached -,
nc one Is usually call ed NaasEin Jogge the ober
that part OF the estate which has obtained he n,c ~
oTHfey GIoUeTo the former helnng valuable and ev,en
sNe orchards. Perhaps estate in virginia sse bis
puay OF SOIL beauty and peasantnes OF situatiou or in
and cheapness OF the Transportation Of he
ouuets 10 the best markeisManskin odc and IVornle
w be sold entire 10 parcels suit purchasers on
LII terms One fourth part Of the purchase money
WIN Ge divided into five equal ps-o f part ofte said
Ou,h VIII be required Ia cahthc other four fIs win no
payable IN annual instanents, successve,y the 6rst
Eayauc on the let January, fG22-the renlnnio three
I cns % be made payable the is January, 1915
VIII approved security viii be required AM, deed oe
"uS' On TIC land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER
J. II. FERGUSON
Goochiand, March 50. dne ,s
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SHIP Si;A.FOy


New YORK, Nov. Capt. Knight of the ship
John Il Adam arrived at Philadelphia ir~n leyhori
on the SG,h ult. in lat 10 8, fifty miles from
SANDY Hook, which bore ". w halfW. fell in
with the wreck oi the ship Sea Fox. On boarding.
human Voices were heard! Axes were immediately
procured from The john i; Adam, the deck was cut
open, aud four men rescued from the horrors of
y mos, awful death The persons saved are, Brad
ford Money. William Woodbury., Jacob Smith, and
VIM Mitchell ['fhey were no doubt all scamen as
tins number was left Oh hoard, and supposed 10 have
persisted The account in the Philadelphia paper
gives nothing respecting the passengers or the sua-
ton IN winch they found the shpl
IL will he recolleced that the Set, Fox was unset
IN a sqsail about one o'clock Sunday morning the
2Sth ult /; that the above men were upwards of
two days in their dreadful situation How .reat
would the JOY have been increased had we heard of
the safety oil the eight passengers who were in the
cabin.
The schooner Mary, arrived at Boston, fell in with
The Sea Fox the day she upset, and did not at
tempt TO tow her III for of hands and i, appears
by the Boston Palladium, that she sailed from thai
port on Saturday last, with extra crew in pursuit
oil the wreck. But there is hardly hone Of the cxs-
!ence oil those who might have been alive when cant
knsh; fell in with her
A handsome sum ormonev was Yesterday sul,scril,
ed at our Insurance Offices, TO he presented 10 ,.
captain and crew OF the ship John g. Adam which.
we trust, will stimulate otlcs on the high seas TO acts
oil humanity. rG,~ =
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NOTICE-

Petition viii be presented the next General As
semby PRAYING that law may pass AUTHORIZING lie
RcAnpnd aud Osborne Turnpike Company 10 alter f;,o
idh OF their road Powhqtnn Warehouse so as 10 ron
iorn 20 street Previously laid oui-and also 10 slt.r fc
"di OF That rnrf o said road which lies between Tho fry
OF sa company and The bridge PrDctor creek IN ~
county OF Chesterfield. Nov &C. ,lvq, w '''
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IKUST SALaE OF LAND & NEGROES.
August 1921, and duly recorded lin The clerks n6icc r
me county court OF Essex which deed is y COL John
aingerield TO The subscriber trustee for Jon d ~
W. tauntleroy exors of Tho Fnuneroy deceased sI,n
on the thTd Monday ~ JgnGyne (ocng Essex court da
proceed TO sell To- ne highest bidder for cash benre ~
door OF The farmers Hotel in town of TnnpalannorL
valuable tract Of land in The county of Essex ON
me rFer known aud called bv tho name m
BAIHuKSF also the following NEGRO SLAVES 10 vii
sally and her tour children. Edmund Martha Harriet nd
Young child-aTy and her three children Nev Moses ami
ehild-Cbarlotie aud her two children La,nia Horace
Patty, a woman-Heniy, Nelson, Tom, Andrew and John
OF as much OF me said land and OF the said negroes
as viii satisfy the purposes of the said deed Such ttle only
as is vested in the subscriber wiz be made 10 Tie prca"
GUSTAVUS A. JONES trustee
Urbanna, October o. a; ~