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NCpICE.

WILL sell on IRE third Thursday this month hat be-
Ing Powha.an county court) ihe tavern Of Edward r
ar nj the Courthouse oil said county, TWENTY yALU-
9BLi NEG tUi, consisting of men, women and Children,
On credit of Twelve months but is expected thai the
purchasers viii give bonds with approve ed security
Richmond, Dec.S 62-tds WILLIAM MANN.
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importantin the Nlorea, on accountof lis mort.
to Prince Demetrius Ypsihnti. The Turks
were all pandered and The leading men kept
as Hostages. The rest were sent to the island
OF Gambia, where it is doubtful if they have
arrived safe and sound The Greeks found
sixty pieces of brass cannon OF from q to So
cai.bre, eight nlortars, two thousand muskets,
and vast quantity of ammunition and stores
Inc principal mosque was Instantly converted
into church, under the name of ST. Dionysiu.
the ArcOpa9ite
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- YerN Valllable C0roline Land ior 81

isssy4 The subscriber offers for sale his very valuable
ls.zAd- estate in this county, Poecat Swamp, CON
tanning about 900 acres, about 800 of which valuable
swamp and first rate low srOund-par;iy reclaimed and
cleared, and produces tobacco, equal land in Vr
gina On this estate all tie necessary Buildings
enteel family, principally newthrce large barns other
necessary out-houes-also extensive orchard peach
and apple and great variety OF select trees
plans cherries, &c. Attached this farm excellent
gris and MILL and ineSautble stock of timber OF
every description crop Of wheat OF 60 50 bushels only
has been seeded this fall, but that prime there is
hcwcvcr, fine chance large cro Vt oats the ensu
ing spring The above tract aland win be sold entire or
NdcGio suit purchasers and the made easy except
six to eight thousand dollars, which will he required at the
time Of possession. This estate IS distant Bowling
Green fredericksburg e. aud Richmond Per
sons disposed 70 purchase requested View Judge
for themselves. RICHARD HOOMES.
December ,r
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Practice of Medicine and ,Slirre,1I

IFdcttce u .JlediCIne and ,Sitrgei1J.
Mr. CULLEN respectfully informs the public, tia. il is
- his inedon to reside permanently in this city
hat he viii be happy attend all applications which
may be made at his Office, aan-street, Dr. Diyas
Apohecary Store and opposite Mcssr Aliens Loter
Dr. C. wlldciiyer of Lectures Chemistry,
viii please apply Is above.
November 81. 5e-tf
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Bank Of Virginia, December /, 1921.
'iE ANIMAL meeting Of Tie Stockholders win be held
tneiT Ban@ing House in the city of Richmond the
first Monday in january next
December 2. gid WM. cambridge Cashier
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ANCSENIENrS.
From he Deiotcue Patyfoy1
ENiract from the journal oi the Senate of De-

. From the Dek,tcue Puirio'1
/ Extract from the journal ui the Senate Of Della.
ware.
hlr.-- q member oftlre House of Ecpresentativc.
b"lng admitted, returned the resolution refusing 10
receive any petition unless notice fhcrcof should
NC gwen six weeks previous 10 the meeting Of tIe
Legislature, IA some public newspaper printed in the
stare 'hd Tor other purposes" and informed The Sc.
nate tl" the House of Representatives had endorsed
upon sud resolution the words Z" RejicifVr ,egqi,e
coDirddtceHfe, nnd he withdrew.
Mcr some debate, and much conjecture concern
ing the meaning Of tho above endorsement IL was NJ
length, on motion 10y Mr.. -,
Fcsmred, That twoimerprcers Of ~ ofound crud
ION be appointed for the purposc OF iinrtjnn the So
n"le some explanation, IL pOssible ofthc above ys-
ferrous langupee.
On motion Mr.. - was appointed icllcr-Wberc.
Hpon The senate proceeded 70 ballot forintcrprefre
and John Fisher and Alexander L. Hayes, Esors
were duly chosen.
Ordered that the interpreters be informed of their
appointment, and that they We requested to attend the
Senate chamber in five minutes
~ The expiration Of the time the interpreters were
'unIieh aud being first duly sworn TO translate and
cAphn faithfully according to the best Of their iude
mentl 'he words endorsed on the resolution above
mentioned, took their seats on the speakers right
John Fisher, Esq. then delivered his opinion as fol-
lows RE beliesed the words Rciciiur ncmine con.
fad'cente, 10 e Latin, and I've thought that they i'm,
PT.eu mar the resolution was unanimously reject
ca ne questioned however the correctness Of tie
word reJ'ci,ur, here used lit we're TO be COAST
defcd as verb personal, which ho doubted, it nus,
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INDIA.
=" MRs. EArOs.
" .Nc.C York, Oct 2fGi. 1921

The whole Of the country Of Snm wac 1T The las,
accounts in dcplorablc state IN consequence Of lie
spread OF tie ChoLerq Horilr, from IIudostan where
u has carried of half million of persons I'm siam
Us ravages we're so dreadful that ~ hancock alone
(the captal upwards Of 10,0OOpcrisbcd Tic poor-
er classes Of the Siamesc unroofed tior houscs to
aumli Vuliurcs and other birds Of prey To carry Of
The dead. TIE King had con soned connciI ri no..
bos, priests, and asiroogers to ascertain the cause
OF thus unprecedented mortality when they were u.
unanimously Of opinion that II proceeded 6roat on e,H
1saai obOdc IL fr npiRiabied eo,,,ty,, hal so,,5,
shelter there, and tiat the ouy method was 10 fr;yien
him back with guns, muskcis, drums, gonas, &c Ac-
cordingy an innumerabic number ofthe inhabitants
Collected along the sea shore, to put into execution
tue imperial mandate; drums and congs beat in all
directions and thousands the Siamesa plunged in
70 The sea with spears, swords, stones and Other
missiles 70 irghien the fish but when the scene end
dead with tho cholera morbus on The beach and in
The waie' what aqifoni,h ofpricsicrah
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GEN. EATON'S SNUFF gox

SFErNGF1ELD, Nov. 2S.--Our readers will recul-
icct that Snuff Box once presented TO Gen
Eaton, by the King Of Denmark, in testimony of The
high estimation in which His Majesty held his dstin-
gushed character In tic conrse Of events this most
valuable token of regard {it cost nearly g2OOO)
passed from The possession OF General T. into other
hands.
Several gentlemen in New York, Boston, and other
places, made voluntary subscription TO redeem and
restore IT 10 the possession of Gen rs fnniiy The
boz was transmitted To Mis-. Eaton, nj Brnrficd :,
lew weeks sinCe-accompanicd hy the FOLLOWING
lciicr, when we arc politely allowed to publish
IfaG.u,
" IL affords mcgreat pleasure tointorln YOU thaf.
Wy INC liberaliy of gentlemen in this cy, Boston and
elsewhere, the Snuff Box presented by The King Of
Dcnmark To our patriotic and gallant husband the
iaie Ten William Eaton, has been purchased and
nave now the satisfaction, ticir agent OF rcstor-
ing u TO his highly respected family ! sincerely re-
greet That the beauty of this tribute TO the distjnp,is
ca generosity and bencvOIencp of Gen Eaton should
since left The hands of its original owner b7vo he
conc somewhat de1aced. But lis intrinsic value cam
never bc cssencd in the eyes of those who vcyc So
nearly related 10 him who knew the disntercstcd-
ness OF his disposition, and shared so largely in the
warmth and tenderness Of his affections
" That this mcmento Of ysur deceased friend r,ov
long lc preserved IN his family, is tic sincere wish
Madam,
Oi your most obcdicni servant
THEODORE DWIGHT.
" ,NciC York, Oct IN 1891 ="
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NEW FASUIONS

'ST received and now opening Mt the Store of MARY
net Ut the newest fashions, be surpassed in rn
or elegance among them black anil white Lcglarp
sc.c a Stw r"nn,is cinchila and beaver hats a great
variety Of feathers of The hansonlest and most a.hSs
c"ors PLAID ribbons raids, curs, white wrcas and other
hcad ornaments waddng and trimming for pelisscS; hair
ncIs and zec, caps capcs coarets and ror.c,,s. NJ
snssa and antique OIL which greatly contribute 70
Qnrks essence ofTre for changing light or red coIo, red
s ,ir 10 dark brown or black and many other articles in the
Millinery line fOO numerous to cnumcrnfc.
On hnnd.a few rcndy made ES-AlI Of ubic, c
is determined to dispose ef most reasonable terms fur
cash. '' WINS io'
Icchnrn straE Bonnets cleaned died and trimmed
gTMANTuA-D hkING done in the newest fashions and
NJ the shortest notice. '' '
November 10. ~ .,
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS


We have seen with satisfaction, notice that some
OF our Cotton Goods, have been exported TO South
America. The frmness of their texture and their
durability will ensure them buyers wherever an OPP
port'inI;y ~ offered io purchase them. We have no
donb nut large quantities of our cheaper cotton goods
VIII soon Ind their way into Canada, aud all the
Yves, India Islands
Much may be done by our Foreign Agents, in the
introduction OF American Manufactures to the notice
oil the people IN the several countries in which they
reside. The American Consul ut Canton Mr. VIII
cocks, IS doing his tlny in this WAY The shin CaIe-
donna, which lately sailed for that port ilom Phila-
de!phIa, has taken out TO him "a complete suit OF
FLOOR CLOTHS, manufactured in this city by Mr. Nc
Cdutey. They are of the richest patterns and the
very best and tlsicst colours. The Commissioners
appointed 10 furnish State Capitol, contracted
win tlr RlcCaulcy, and he is now ai Harrisburg
covering the iloolS OF that building with Floor CLOTH
and American Ingram Carpet We cannot conclude
tins ar'l' le without expressing hope that Congress
VIII 10 something tn encourage our IRON MANU-
fACTURES. They very important and would
DC very extensive, Foreign Iron was not sold i'm our
country at less than it is possible to afford TO sell our
IRON.
Think what the Coai, Iron and Cotton have done
Tor Grenl Britain, and do withhold protection 10
orr infant efforts. little encouragement now would
be paid ten fold hereafter. Already our Coarse Cot
tons oil the same price er3diy superior and of
course much cheaper, Than any Goods Of The kind
which can he imported. IN peace and in war for
private and for national purposes iron is so valuable
and indispensable manufacture, that il ought 10 be
encouraged. TPhH Press
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TIE wINTRY DAY.

IS II In mansions rich and gay,
I'm downy beds or couches warm,
That Nature owns the Viafry Day,
And shrieks to hear the bowling Storm
All no.
lis on the black and barren heath,
Where mis'ry feels the shaft Of death,
As 10 the dark and freezing grave
her- children, not friend 10 save,
Unheeded go
" II in chambers, silken drest,
At tables with prefusion's heap
II il on pillows soft to resi-
In dreams of long and balmy sleep,
All . no
'Tis in the r,ishy hut obscure
Where PoSerty's low sons endure,
And, scarcely ttnring To- rrpine,
I'm straw pallet, mute, recline,
o'er,sbclmd with Woe;
Is Tito faunt in warm attic.
10 iassr aud feast and dance and sing,
And crowd around the blazing Ere,
ind make the room with reveis ring.
hh . no!
lis on the prisons flinty four,
lis where the deafning whrlwinds roar,
lis when the ysn-bos on the mast,
Hears the waves bounding to the blast!
And looks below
sit in chariots gay TO ride.
TO crowd the splendid midnight ball,
Io rsvcl in luxurious pride,
While pamper'd vassals wait your call
All , no,
lis in a cherries, naked room,
Where rnis'ry's victims wait their DOOM,
Where n fond mother famishd dies,
While forth n frantic father flies,
Mans desperate foe.
is il where, prodigal and weak,
lie silly spendthriit scaites gold,
Where eager folly masters TO seek
The sordid, wanton, false and ooldf
Ahl no
Ils in the silent spo, obscure,
Where, forced all sorrows to endure.
Inle Geaius learns, oh lessnn-sadi
20 court the gain, and ON the bad
False praise bcstow
!; II; where gam.sicrs Aocking round.
Their SHINING heaps OF wealth display
Where fashions giddy tribes are found
Sporting thcir senseless hours away
Ah no.
lis where neglected genius signs,
Where hope exhausted silent dies
Where merit stsryes w pride oppressed.
III etry stream that wSr,ns the breast
Forlears to fln,y
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NARsHAL:s SAFE.

C1kDER decree OF tue Superior Court OF chaxsery Cor
~ the Richmond district pronounced thcre.
dere ndns ON the 9Th day OF January ieo
Gordon and James administrators OF James curri
deceased and Henry Banks and others defendants and Hem
~ Banks, plaintiff, against Robert others.
endants SHALL Thursday Tao i7tk das Of pa, pext,
twelve ocock AT the front door o the Eagle Hotel in the
city OF Richmond, sale public auction,
highest bidder for cash. the follow tracts or Parcels OF
land, or so much thereof may sufficient TO satisfy
decree, to wit
ssiS Al on Hughes river in the county of Monun
20s0 gala
go All on Sand fork of Little Kcnhawa, in the
$50 county Of Mouongalia
700 acres in Harrison fork of
west fork of Little kenhawa
-. acres ON Pctlar's run in Harrison county
Si hcrs on simpsons creeA and Pedars Harrison
ISnecS ON the waters OF Booths creek in Harrison
2i acres on the waters of Lost run in Harrison
10. acres on the waters OF Otter creek in Harrison
- acres on The waters of Simpsons creek in Harrison
20 'Sres on me waters of Pedai'S run in Harrison
- acres ON HE waters of Lost run in Harrison
S' acres ON the waters of SIMPSONS creek and Jerry r,u
49,. IN HE county ot Harrison
fo acres on the middle branch left hand fork of
- SIMPSONS creek, in. Harrison
co acres ON rkcy its confluence with Tiger
VALLEY river, In Harrison =
~ acres on Shclbys run in Harrison
oY acres on waters of Berys run branch Simpsons
creek, in Harrison
o. Pehlars run drain OF Siupson's creek In tb
county of Harrison 'tf tft'
eN acres on Berrys run and Jerys run, both waters oc
simpsons creek, in Harrison
O0o acres IN HrrSon the eft hand fork of Ten Mile
crcen,a branch of the fork of Monopcalia
O3J acres on te waters Of Tiger Valley river in Harrison
w acres the west side of Tiger Valley in Harrison
s225 on Booths creek in Harrison
200 the luead fork ooohs creek in Harrison
tobO acres on simpsons creek in Harrison
Making III the whole ~ 0i8 acres
J. GUERRANT, NJ. s. C. RID
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I,IEET saIIEvh.

ATTe1SEY u CoUNsELLoR AT Law,
IsORaiERlY ofIeesburg Virginia. bccs 10 in
form, his friends and the public generally that he has
commenced the practice Of helaw i'm the OF WASH
ingtrn and Alexandria, in the District Columbia He will
execute promptly an, order persons as NAV have
business Mt either OF the Public Offices the Govcrnmen,
OF the United States. Ills office and residence is ON the
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue West few above the office M
Gen. Walter Jonc>-ncxt door Messrs Dpport ID ami
near Strothcrs Mansion Hotel !. - :
City of Washington Now -. 57-It,
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~ virtue Of decree Of the Of King Queen county
~ ~ suit between Charles Hill administrator Of James
Jones complainant aud Dick Jones and others de
ienoan viii be Sold on nc 7h day Of Dfaroh 1s on twelve
mon.hs credit az the plantation whereOn widow Of the
sr James Jones lately resided in KEc aud Queen eounv
Twelve VALUABLE SLAVES. bonds with spproycd
security WILDE required Of the purcbss0s
December g. af--v.to,.
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MAKSHALSi SALE

Nnt decree of the Superior Court Of Cbanccry for
- tue Hchinnid district, pronounced the 9TH dav of
January 82i IN tc case of Lewis Convert pit and s. onore
S"sndre nn another. defendants su o., Frifavt he 1t
anl ~ Dee"ir neal, Immediately after the sale of Thomas
W i>uS property, advertised 10 be sold front of the EaGl
loicl on tia" day. at the place expose to sale y pub
,, inr cash tract of land lying in the county of
street called Long street in plan of lois laid OF Ly William
Street and ,crsccts will the road leading from Rchmond
10 ie New Bridges which road is known i'm tle said a
l ,r name OF lienrco street containing II acres roods
aud poles. J. GUEIlRANT nj < Z, y !, ' ~
Nuvpinlrr ~. ~ ~
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TO deed of trust executed hy Thomas
II Miller and wife, duly recorded in the clerks Office of
hing Wsm touoy tn secure the payment OF sundry sums
money que to i,obt Stanar and Garrett Minor trustees
OF Warner L. Worneiy ,lccd Mt the rcqu,s, "a the said
trustees we shall sell on the premises Tor cash, highest
nouer pa large AMI valuable estate called NsEn Iodce &
Horney Groce containing about 2cOo acres The dan OF
sale VIII be Saturday tae Ia.h er January heai.
ROBERT :. CHEM
bABNEY ilERNDoN. Trustees.
JOHN METCALF,
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DISSOIIfI,ION

DIoSVIIJITtTN.
VIZ heretofore existing under the firm, n.
,OLIoN, HEED x CLARKE, has been dissolved b,
mutual consent j. Il. Cotton and Henry Clarke viii nj;
Cotton X Reed. - ' ''''S'''fS "i
Inc irm of J.. Rced& Co in Boston, is nlso Dissolved
ana WI he closed by Ludovicus Reed. an those neh
eu 10 the above firms requested make muet,te
men's, as late arrangements render it necessary
JoSEPHUS H. COTTON,
LUDOVICUS REED,
HENRY CLARKE.
j. H. Cotton and Henry Clarke will continue business in
This place, under the firm of COTTON & CLARE and
lu;oltns Reed, Oh his own in Boston.
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BOARDING SCHOOL,

VIE subscriber will open boarding school tbe ens,,
o. ing year. nj Iii, residence Nelson CONFERENCE.-The.
VIII eact an The branches usrnlly taught our ac,t,.
nes ana colleges Tuition in reading and writing for Ten
months twenty dolarsn all other branches thirty dolla-s.
scarf, including roo bedding fuel, washing aud cundlcs
o e nuru collars. Pnyment, quarterly in advance
h9arIin scholars only will be received except where the
i, on WIN ihelr parents or guardians. The schoct
VII commence ON tile first of January
kerrcnco may he lad 10 Rev. John H. Rice ReIu,nd
marie. SIT ss nIr:I,o ,nIpe-
Lovngsion. November % 60. ;, @ -"
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Henderson, Kentucky, Nov. 70, 1921.
EDUCATION

VIE subscriber, grateful for liberal cncoura cement
which he has received in the city of Richmond respect
iuy invites the Parents and Guardians Of his pupils their
examination on the Goth and 2ist inst.
The following Is the the
present session, and in which The pupils will be examined
Lam, ioria Sacra; Pctus Cribs; Yiri Roma Virgil;
Liyy and racitns. 81 - = . :
Greek, Testament, MinOra; Zenophon Home and Lon
Mathematics, Geography, Globes and Mans; Arithnet;c
AlenS,iIaiun; Euclid and Algebra.
Alter the examination the school will closed until the
2d day ofan Rules regulations and terms as in the las, sd
vcrtiscment. W
December :. gl--woy e. T. STACY
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BUCKINGHAM land FOR IN N

'EN subscriber offers for sale aiout 500 acres of land
being part oithc tract which Mr.. Bcninnin I,i,,frj
has resided for some yenrssituafc in the rouny Of Buck
nghan and adoinn" The lands Of Mr. 6irian,I brown on
the north, MIR. Irvine the west. Mr. Trcr, and
scnggs on the SOUTH and William Daniel Esa. ON The
caStA sufficient portion Of this land is in woods and ycrv
heavily iim.Iercdrliis land j. siiuitcd ea,l,y and a.
greeaie neisloriood and aboun will, springs of rxcel
Icnt wafer, aud lies miles from Wils rivc,, FROM
are invited to view the land Tor themselves, which will he
shown by Mr. Vest or MIR. George n. Allen living on tho
place. There will be about 50 Bushels OF wheat seeded On
the land this fall II viii be divided purchasers or
Sod entire 10y private salc and f sold before the i0
dy IF January peI will that day sold 10 tho highest
dderlcr which, will be sold all the stock and pnnl
fodder oats &c - "'
Iers OF socOne two three and four years credit from
Jay OF SAFE WIN deed Of trust tO the payment
BESI1MIE MoSBY,
Er'oy IF bitHe5ery liosJy deceased.
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NARSHAL5S SALE

Under decree o the Superior Court of Cbancerv for
- the ichnond district. pronounced the 18th day Of
June uZl IN the rSe of David bullock against Abel r. Tn
snu administration will the viii annexed Of Thomns vii
SON. dec ana others and n The request said Bullock and
ad tSr or himself and ATTORNEY the other dcicn-
dahs sha' IN Friday The 2it oy If Deceni5eT ner nj
~ oclocN oher for sale 10 the highest bidder in front oi
th' Ealc Hotel in thc city Of Richmond on credit Of
we'e soniS' the purchaser executing bond with approy-
&c security ana deed o trust tho property secure
nc payment TIC following tracts parcels land. viz
70 acres foWs End f. squire poles uf land comfy
OF hfnric0 within The iuri-iiconal limits the civ Of
fichinonu ~ icing part ogihc oun Comfort Tract con-
veytd to shd wilson By William Dual Of the county Of
DucNnshan 10y deed of2 November 1915, recorded in
the Office Othc county II enrfrn cIy acres ofIaJ
lying the Deep l,uu in the county of ucnrico %
70 aid Wilson by Lucy Price and William Moncu,c com
IN f.ioncrs under decree ofe above med superior er
Of o1ncey by decd ofiOth of October 1871 recorded In s
ohcc OF the general court So roods pnc n
ad ~ tie town Of Wcsth1mion IIcnrico corufy COZ
prising lots from No " No 81 both incIusiye ne ,v
appear by plat Of sail town this land is said 10 have hon
conveyed to said Wilson 10y William rrct bv dceI G H.
the general court J. GUERnANT, H. s.C.C.RD
-
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10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
WHEREAS during the fall of the year 1919, PEYToN
W DOSWELl, OF Prince Edward county, Va. removed
20 ,iis county, ha,lnga wife and child In the
Q, Juy following, his child died and in December AFTER he
also oicn About two months after the Mr.. boswell
MS w,e ue' having two three weeks previously,
second ehi nj about week old This made
c information OF distant friends the family
c ornhers AMI sisters of the said Peyton boswell
.s. " uis'rinnon OF his estate, hereby invited
CONFER with the subscriber subject : T,
All persons having claims against The estate of the aid
w are requested {" present them properly establish
GU anu such as owe said estate desired paw
~. SAMUEL HOPKINS, Aslm'or
Henderson, Kentucky, Nov. 70. 1a2i ,;3'-Iot
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WIS rs 70 inform the public, that any time n NOTE
i executed by John Wootdy 1r nue. dated 9Th March,
I8Io Tor two Hundred anfscven,ysix dollars and some odd
sen's ana assigned by me Ia Thomas H. Bracke should
he offered TO be traded no reliance need b placed
x enaorsaon as am entirely released from all RESPONSE
oihy incurred thereby, and have possession an ac
acknowledgements to that effect from the said Bracket
:, FRANCIS BRANSFORD
Sn r,k
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InUoI oAI1f. OF LAND & NEG<OES.
August 1921, and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
ihc county court OF Essex which deed is by Col John
Daneered the subscriber trustee for John and Tho
W. fauneroy, cxors of Tho Fauneroy deceased shalt
on inc thid Monday IN january merit cng Essex court,lay
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash ef,re be
door of the Farmers Hotel in the of Tappahannock
valuable tract of land in the county Of Essex on
inc npahnnnock river known and called y the name Of
BATHURST also the following NEGRO SLAVES 20 wit.
sally and her tour children, Edmund Martina Harriet and
young chiary and her three children Nelly Moses and
cnhi-Charotte and her two children Lavinin Horce
FATTY, woman--iIenry, Nelson Tom Antirew nn,l John
or as much Of the said land and the said cros
as viii satisfy the purposes the said deed Such little on,
as IS vested in the subscriber will DC made TO The prc,sc
GuSTAvuS A. JONES trustee
Urtannn. October O. ~ 81.