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WILLIAM 4 MARY COLLEGE.

TEIHE Annual Examination of the Students in ibis in
II tuition will commence on Tuesday, TIE 18th day OF
June Parents and guardians and all those who may feel
an interest in the University and who make II
nient, arc requested To attend. j. AUG. SMITH Prest
The Visitors and Governors Of the College win please 10
observe that the 4 Of July is the dag for the meeting
the Conyocaon As affairs OF tho greatee importance to
the College viii be submitted their consideration, fui
and prnctual attendance is earnestly solicited.
April "a. w5w BURWELJ BASSETT, Rector.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08

Leaving, without reference the expenses, &c.
fthc institution, probable deficiency of funls
nj S12o02 Os
summary Statement tie condition Funds efhe 7,rn
Branch Of The NJ 4. Sore.y Man. 1921.
The whole amount Of funds belonging the towns per
report OF 2'h jonuery 1921, cenr OF all demands,
including the quota of 1921, estimateda at Si736OO 90
There has been received since that time for new
premiums and additional premiums about 400 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
HOUSE OF REpR EsENTA11VEs.

" EONEoD FEB. Zl.
On motion OF Nj. AAell, of MassacI,u-
sets, The housr agreed TO reconsider
The vote, whereby The bill for granting a
pension TO CuaI. Samuel Fucker VAS YES,
ierddy rejected.
The biii was amended, 80 ~ 30 reduce
Tie proposed annuity Ia The rate OF 20
dollars per month; and
HE question being put OH ordering hhc
bill, thus amended, 10 be read ihird
time, II was decided, by Yeas and Nsy:,,
as follow:
For The third reading 20
Against il 70
The votes being equal. The Speaker
voted III the affirmative. So The bill was
passed, and ordered TO be read third
time 10 morrow.
The Speaker laid before The House a
letter from The Secretary of The Treasury.
transmitting a statement of the official
emOlumsnis and expenditures of the of.
ficers OF the customs tor The year 1921
which was read and ordered 10 lie on Inc
liable.
Mr.. Wood, from the committee or the
Public Buildings, who we're instructed TO
enquire iUiO HE praciieabilliy of better
venillaliug Tie Hall OF Representatives,,
made report, concluding with a resolu-
lion, directing The commissioned of Pub
lie Buildings 10 take measures, in The rec.
cess of Congress, for the more ehecIuai
ventilation Of HE House.
Tie report was agreed 10, without de-.
bate or opposition.
The Speaker laid before the House
letter from VIM. Thoruiou. Superin,en.
dent OF tic Patent Office, OF the subject
OF The proposed reduction OF lis salary
At VI
letter was read and ordered TO lie on Tic
table.
Tie Speaker also laid before The House
letter from tie Secretary OF the Tressu-
~, transmitting a statement OF the guam
lily of salt imported, and the duty &C
cfuing thereon; lie amount Of bOunlles
and allnvances TO Gshiag vessels, iron
The commencement OF the government 10
3ls; Dec. 1919 also the quantity OF salt
re exported Without benefit of drawback,
ironl Is, Oct, 1901, 10 30.A Sept. 1910 !;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
TREArY nIrH SPIN.

We learn by ict;erS from WdSaingto ton, that
the treaty with Spais, ratified by The king
without coalition. AVID relinqGislnng tue
grants ol land to the Duke D'Aiagor Vargas,
aud Others, would undoubtedly be ratified IUg
the secoud time by the SENATE, though not
without some opposition Our conjecture as
10 The truth OF the Adjustment OF sur CONNER.
c'al difficulties with France, as circulated on
The authority OF tia English papers. proves
correct. There has been 10 such adjustment,
bat ii Is understood that Mr.. Melville brings
lnll powers, aud. we are persuaded, tie most
friendly dispositions, 10 settle upon s. peInIs-
neDt aud mutually advantageous footing the
ntercoEJse between the two nations.
IN r. AmeYican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

And whereas ID pursuance OF The saie. ad-
vice and consent OF the Senate of the United
States, have ratified and confirmed the said
treaty, in the words following, viz:
Snow, therefore, I, JA,,Ls MoSnox, Pre-.
sidcnt OF the United States of America, hav-
ing seen aud considered the treaty above re-
cited, together with the ratification of his Ca
,holic Majesty thereof, dc, in pursuance of
the aforesaid advice and consent of the Senate
of the United States, by these presents, &C
cept, ra,ify, and confirm the said treaty, and
every clause and article thereof, as the same
are herein before set forth.
in faith whereof, have caused the seal
of the United States OF America to be hereto
affixed.
Given under my hand, at the City of
Washington, this twenty second day Of Febru-
airy, in the year OF our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty.one, and of the
Independence of tie United States the for-
ty.iiiih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

Crhe Copies Of the three Spanish grants.
re,erred to in the above act Of Spain, and
translate rs thereof, are necessarily deferred
to our neyt.] Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
JONI QuINcr ADAMS,


Secretary Of State"
And whereas the said notifications, on the
part of the United States, and ofhis Catholic
Majesty, have beenth day daily exchanged,
at Washington. by JouS QrIScY ADAMS, Sc
cretary of State of the United States, and by
General Don FnANcIsco DioNIsio VIvLs, En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of his Catholic Majesty: Now, there
fore, to the end that the said treaty may be
observed and performed with good faith, Gil
the part Of the United States, have caused
the premises TO be made public; and do
hereby enjoin and require all persons bear
ing Office, civil or military, within the
United States, and all others, citizens orin-
habitants thereof, or being within the same.
faithfully 10 observe and fulfil the said trca-
", and every clause and artcle thereof.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
seal ofthc United States to he affixed to these
presents, and signed the same with my hand.
Done at the City of Washington, the
twenty-second day of February, in
r.. S. the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-one, and
OF the Sovereignty and IndepenI-
eDce Of the United States the forty
Gah.
JAMES MONROE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

The treaty of limits and navigation, Of
1875, remains confirmed in all, and each one
of IFS articles, excepting the I'd, Sd, 4th Dist,
ard the second clause of the 22d article,
which, having been altered by this treaty, or
having received their entire execution, are
30 longer valid.
With respect 70 the 18th article Of the
same treaty OF Friendship, Limits, and Ma.
yigaton, of 1895, in wisch il is stipulated,
that the flag shall cover the property, the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

W-'frtas Af-Nty OF AntV, SclNctncnt,
snl !.'m,ts, between the Cri,ed states OF
America sid lis Catholic VI. irsty. MAS con-
csuaed w'd s,sisd between thsir p!euipoten.
,i.r,e, T.. th,s City, ON the twcniy-secon,l
i$y a. Gv.rusry, III the year of our Lord
oir. Gsou sand eight hundred and "ine;een,
wl:c. .,e@'y, word For word. is US follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

Dy the President:
JcHS Quincy ADAMS,
Secretary Of STATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
RUSSIAN AND TrRvIe11 rv,,

Il, We icel more aud more confident in the o,in;on.
~, any war at present between Russia and Turk 4,
w" ""l We war OF cOHgUesi. " may be 4 war nj
temporary occupation, and of adjustments relative ia
c"n'nerce and The Greeks
h't "reat britain is on tie side of Turkey. more
~ 'ysS openly, - manifest. The divan has sdopted
nv SIlu-n maritime law, and tits curious to obsary
Wy -'idn3hmconns contcnding for the right of block
'ug ~ the mouth Of the Straits of Co1sta,tinonle
Gnu nc doctrine Of allegiance, to the same exfent
n't HteW britain commended for them against ffc
G',''' ota'es during The wars Of the French reyou
~ reader Is aware, that the only MASSAGE from
,nc bidck Sea 10 the Greciau Archipelago ;s that
w, ol3h me straits mentioned. An EMBARGO on vcs
so passing them, therefore, is equivalent 10 blocL
' on ' iho ports Of the Black Sea. and is precscv
Wv L''le KIND OF operation, 60 injurious 10 commerce
's me s,nling up The GulfofY Venice fo the ncn,r,I
ny VIC bru'h Under pretext Of bockadinr the Isl,nd
" ~. I,'u anu against which our government so de-
clucH'y protested. The position which the Russians
.uPiel ~ INC civil war between The Turks and tic
Uicehs was that Of q ne3drui and rs nentrol ,Lo
Emperor hicNander claims the right 10 n free ir,,io
ron, .he Black Sea to the Archipelago and storee Of
I've heute'ranean This j. the ground he will on.g
y assume although there Is no doubt bnt ,hafbsL1a
s,let motives, Imperial eiigney and Of anl,ii;r.
cum taacce ''"5 !" VII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

The ssla Of blockade, ,hns in.istad on Ly tie
Turks, is accompanied by the British rule OF allie
s,anee, Russian merchant vessels, it seems are
vniely manned by Greeks, who are the subjects Of
the Sultan. The employment of these in CONVEYING
supplies 10 the Greeks in the islands and the Morca
At thus time, is denounced by the divan rs a breach Of
good iaith ON the PARK of Russia and Great Britain
To counicnanee the cause of the grand sisnior has If
we may credit late adsces issued orders not TO per
mt Greeks to serve na board English vessels without
a license from their government
we aust say that we cannot discern much cause
10 nope that Greek freedom, much less Independence
VIII he the result OF the Russian and Turkish quarrel
Inc Russians might, il brought under their dominion
treat them IA The sare manner they have done the,
toles; Ihe Turks treat The Greeks in the same way
that the British treat tie Irish Catholics
PiI Frr,k ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

10 deed of trust bearing date the 9Oih dav
Essex county court which deed made betocc f,r,or i,
rxon o. ,hc r,t part Austin rockcnbrougl tho second
me 2h dy n Ocfobr nert if farotlrrvisc The ncxt az
gay thereafter proceed 10 sell That very valuable tract of
and situated m the county Of Essex near the town f Tar,
pahannock known ly the name Of WINDSOR conf1ini1g
about ~ acres or such part thereof NAV he necessary 10
me sum o money secured by the said deed fooerr
Within interest thereon aud the costs and CHARGES attend
ing ine execution Of the trusts contained in said deed The
saie wan be made fer cash. upon the premises. sucb t
only rs is vested in the lscrbers viii ~ made t The
chaser JAMES r. WTCOTT w '"' i"-
49, WILL. Il. MATTHEW'S trustees.
TappahlnDoci Sort. &. sG-tv,ds,-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
n .Vi1o aud CbeqD ISIore,

FE1IE subscriber offers for sale in New Canton we'll &C.
y lected supply Of CHEAP FASHIONABLE GOODS
81 prices presumed far below what they have been Of
iercd a, high up the river consisting uf Cloths Css-
mere Cassinc Corduroys, Yestngs Of superior quality
large supply Of Calcoes, Cambc, Mu9lns and niutes
Hper BcdtcNnT, Stockings cotton and silk some s,Vlnf3
Canton anil Italian Grapes Ginehams, Scnshaws Shawls
shoes supply Of Hats from Philadelphia and New York
1ri t chop; supply Of Domestic Cloth very low some
90 udej general supply or Groceries nj Riciond retail
prices Tor cash also, Medicines II every description which
families wifi greatly their interest 10 Keep ms thcv
be procured the apoterarvs prcc-and such cave
has been taken 10 select and label them and will also be Oh
e'd R putting them mp, as viii prevent the occurrence Of
csons Wishing 90 purchase invited 20 calland exam
sold a. low asit be- bought above Rirhinord liberal
price Tot "heai ny II. u. MONTAGUE.
nHs
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EXTRAORDfvARy

gentleman irom Mason county, Va has very
obl'%inSy furnished the following singular facts Oh
me iylh ut 4very large human skeletons were found
in field which had, Tor twenty-tour wears pas,. becn
cultivated in corn They were deposited in IA mound
apparently very ancient. The frst was discovered by
inc owner OF The field, having pluughed tup, which
three Others were found. The bones are perfectly
sound, and much larger than common more espsci-
any tie skulls, which he very easily slipped over
row of double teeth all round and the under law two
teeth only on the left side, and no sockets Whatever
IN the rest OF the bone provided by mature for
more CONSIDERABLE quantities of broken crockcry
ware, with buck horns and bones, bears bone and
muscle shells, &c were found will, the skeletons and
the whole buried in lime two feet deep.
. II is hoped, that the curiosity of the INTELLIGENT pub
G nc n;'iy excite Them TO examine the skeletons, and
furnish us with some Interesting specuatons on the
subject. TKs,S,,-n S,s. '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
CARRIAGES.

II'HE subscriber has for sale at
gI6FsA - q his Mandatory, rs miles from
q - % Petersburg, w. large assortment
tty3jtl6NfiE@f s9ssf ot Work IN his line Of business
s2ruSsz ~ w viz Coaches and Coaciecs with
l double and treble steps, with Gle
CANT trimmings ard plated bciIand
Fist rate PANEL Gigs with The best sen sprne with Mated
bciihands and full plated joints and leather tops.
Very light Coaches With the door behind and SWINGING co,
oo'd attached TO the body for cling gentlemen and scr
wants. ' '''-
sneeSuhics and stick Gigs, double single with and
without tops. WIN CIV"
Low priced famy Stages, handsomely finished fixed TO
work with two horses.
Elegant Hnrces with elliptic spring. viii, bsp,js,. ,
WIN morocco Innings, fixed 10 work with one Or f,o or
WIN INC nftg iryctfd Ct0yi0ets and Dearborn ,yaa,r
WIN oval steel springs in front them Hght cnouo
for one horse. e ''s"
J 40 excellent assortment of the hes; plated and brass
mounted Harness for carriages gigs, family stlrcs &c
STERLING WOODWARD
y ". supply ~ The above WORK may he had iv arrivin
opposite W. William Frcnch's tavern. Oil-sfr.ef rcfess
burg ana liberal Discount win he made r cash PAYNE
"rdf from airy part Of he country addressed 10 Pom
ar Grove P0st Oa,c DinSiddic county Va win be- ,re,
GO TO- M,y a. tt5f ~ r'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

w be given for bringing to Lorctto Pest Office,
W Essex county, Va or lodging him in jail out Of the
state so That get him agnnor forty dollars Cor lodging
nm an ail IN the state negro named Handy. He
bout % or2S years of age, feet inches high his face
rather round and liable forehead begin
ming in point over the left eyebrow and rising higher
growing broader TO the end the right
wife at Mrs Nenton'S in the lower OF WeSoreland
county near which (at Mount pleasantly he lived
iS- and had another the free spp,e in that negh-
horhood where he j. thoughtto be- lie has WI
liam iviss near Gloucester Courthouse brother in the
cy OF Richmond lie doubt intends his escape
altogether, where he may he free.
ALEXANDER SOMEWHAT,
Guardian of John NJ. & Vim. "A. Baynhan
Anril ~. IIi'Vutf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
THOMAS II. PROssER.

TIAkE notice, asyOu nhabilant Of the common
y wealth OF Virginia, and have agent in the state tbn
know ohhat shall pursuant to decreta order of the si,
pgr0r court OF law for the county Of Henrco wherein am
pain and youare defendant, proceed on the 7t ,lv Of
October next Il airif not, the fair day. TO survey ts
"'p.esuu' j. l. JOHNSON.
lIVunlpul' august 10 2l-w9w
NOTICE hereby given. that the cells the Luaiic Hos
piial in the city OF Williamsburg Ill occupied and
That no more patients cter male mac will be received
into The said Hospital until Of tie said cells are vacant
due notice of which will be given.
Bv orier NJ tie Court nj JirscfOre
June y. fh-wlf LEO. IfENIEN q Z. IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
n LESSON FOR KINGS.

L-OlfCN
Tme-' d,no, anus,
love n lass,
As cedar tall and slender" &c.
Rsgo regis GOOD Lord. what's this
What only half my Peeries
Rsga', rrgot, good Lord what's that.
The voice i like my deary's
CAorie-lioaF'em, 1oor'em shut the doorum
tiairum. scaruin, striyeO
leg rag, merry derry, periwig and ca,'s-pa,v,
save US from our wife ..
l decline c. Regina,
hseE alcnc'S more handsome:
q shat luck, Sir! Eta Uroy
RurSaS ego sam.
t4srils-Roar us, chorus. on before us
haiTum, iiarGm, stOutO;
Org rag, pretty .on'ea, periwig and trumpefs
Lord! i'll hadn't ,he govt y
What a dies how il fries
Handkerchicfs for sixty.
AlprohGtiO Sibilatio!
How I feel betwixtNal
C3cT'--Curlies. hurlics Dukes and Earlics,
iaiFuin, wear'm grand %;
pI%g ra%' very merry, periwig and fat man,
W men shall we come TO staud y
how bona my corona
Sitting So how jtlcis
NY ocailts grim, aud ,nv scep,,,tp, Stint
And sweet, as hold H. INV puise is
Cho.7S-ltoaIy, chory, q the glory
hoirum, scaruri. fine q
hig Wigs, little fellows, oii-nien and n, mon.
Hey for lure Djvino
MvSt walk now what baulk now!
ION ct regis t0liS ;
On Tor youth NOW TO- in truth now
Non sam ran, q,G'..
tto77r'--roily oily, all i,rlnoilv
tleoiin%, toutire, gii;kiug.
Drag ';,g. lc3tter bed. periwi- and hat hand
livery inch I'm o--kiny.
Han we dine now this is fine now
Graia Dec DUrdg
serve the fsh NJ smoke the bshop:
ti'.'y ct in brandy.
Cagrus-.lparum loram !Si,r, Di.or,,,,
iairuGi. sHcarum, drink o:
Tan cap, merry sherry. veni.oD and IN men
Who cares whatthry thins o.
Sec my channv PIuuly ,r,n,,.
S5dlcrS Wells ant finer
LORD lie names me, and proclaim, mo
Never wa, Ind eg,iqrr
erown Us, drown us, uire
""s MAJ, very merry, plethora and IA; man,
HARRY BROWN.
on TIE MOVING zoe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
NOTICE.

ADIILL he sold without reserve Safqlau Gh Ocisber
iar Otherwise The succeeding Monday that beauti-
ful and very desirable FARM in King William cn,,ntv ~,
Herring Creek, known by the Of FLOYDs and con-
ain.S between three and four hundred OF Land
or quality The high land lies well apart highly Improved
ana me wnoicin good farming condtion-Thc improve
mentS extensive and COMMUNICATIONS VERY liberal AMI
made known on day Of salc.-Title, indispuable
TftO'S n. FOX,
3I-Wfls 1YUp. of i i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
MOTTC'E

lf virtue Of deed Of trust executed n, the
- aruel IT, Swami and Ann his wife, for certain purno
So therein expressed We shall cdresoy the 1914 fa nj
pftober merit on the premises at u o'clock sell of puiif
auction Tor cash. certain lot OF LAND lying in e town Of
eeIsbng opposite The Petersburg Warehouse fronting ON
OId street twenty-five feet, and running back 20 tho river
ana Known as part Of Lot No. with three story bric
building thereon. w H. CIAHEF Wy ''ioh
JNO. JAMES, Jr iF"'teeS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

ANYWAY from me in Richmond on the 2sh last month,
negro man named TOM. lately purchased him of
Mr. noughorty OF Alexandria. lie was raised i'm Farl,x
county Va II Is probable he will attempt make his way
Sk again unless he taken up Tom tall stout, black
whlshers and talks sensbly lie had domestic cotton
SHIRT oSiaourg pantacons, and wool hat-(no coa1
The above reward will be given any peron Who will
deliver him TO me in Louisa county, Va. or conne him so
that get him again. WAI DARNEV
September -. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
LAND FOR SALE.


sss&J The subscriber offers for sale the tract of ,ar
--}4a. Wherein he, present, resides living i'm The
county OF Goocinnd and containing 202 acres upon which
i'a good dwclnghouse and all necessary oui-ose exce
lent water and healthy situation This land lies mis
below Cariersrie and mile from James river; is in
S9o heart or except the present year it has not been graz
e since lSl6 a0d produces good crops of corn wheat and
tobacco - ~ '4"
me purchaser OF tbs tract would have opportunity of
AIDING 6oo 40 acres belonging 80 iegaees some Of whom
wish now self ami which lad lies bctween tc aI,o,
and the river plantation viii; excellent improve
which would also be sold. ''
hc taken in part payment. AOe WApE
GCochlnnd, September IS. ;Ovu,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
Chickqhominy [0Dd I'm. c

WISH to remove to the South for the rcneit of nv
ana VIII SCI great bargain in the land on which
reside containing i26 acres about or mcs from,
on the Mcohanicsville Turnpike road running
HWn 10 ihc Chickahomny river. above and ioini,, J,
Alarshalis farm The situation Is biaL and bc,I ItT
en ns 81 a %G'%r b fcRyenep There is deal Of fine
wishing to purchase, may view The r niees and 80 ~ %
terms, by application to the subscriber. ~ ~ "i'
Henrico, September H. 4Oi az Ouhp'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
sseA pdina6te James RiUcr Lind for Sac

Ia utUuOte JulHeS R1Ccr Limit fO1' SOip
EsshH On Monday The 1914 dry Of NouenJe nert If fair
LtlsA, otherwise the next fair day ON the rreni,,s
WIZ be sold to The highest bidder without reserve The ,rnc
oi land on which the nie John Adams deceased lived wing
III me county nj Iluvnnnn, miles below SrosyilIe
and above Charles a. SCOTS mill conaip6r- 150O 80
4oo cleared and IN high state of cultivation 200 of which
are lanes River low grounds the greater part frst rate
me high land IS OF grey SOIL has good foundation and
wen auapicd 10 Inc culture of and small oainTbo
Improvements are large and comfortable yelling house
on an elevated situation commanding inerestn view nj
'ne river ana mountains spacious barn conycpientIy
stueu anu all necessary out hOuscshere are ON Ills tyc,
about 100 hearing apple trees Of excellent fruit and
trees 500 OF which are young and in good orcr:abo orc
hundred bushels oil wheat il he seeded on the corr land
IN the month OF October Immediately after the above and
AZ the saneplace, viii be sold other tracts of nJ
aonIng the iorer containing from 2O TO 500 acres cor
Pats OF each tract will be exhibited on the av Of saIc
Persons Wishing TO view the above mentioned land are re-
Iested to call on The subscribers residing on the premises
crns-l and years, equal instruments rurcb,ers v
ing bonds win approved security and deed of crust ON The
land TO secure the punctual payment thereof
At the same time and place will sold ali iIc ersoi
properly belonging TO the said estate consisting Of 20 or
~ hheiy negroes large stock Ofhores cattle bo@s ami
sheep plantation utensils the crop ano fodder on
cred oil months purchasers giving with sptro c
security THOMAS ADAMS, Executors Of .yo5u
August p. '''9' He az deceased.