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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

40 Gerry man y permitted tO be member
of the Legislature II New Brunswick. A
Baptist minister has lately been excluded.
UPPER CANADA.
Marshall :. BidweiI, son OF Barna r. wa
a candidate in the united counties Of Lenox
and Adjuglon. [. c. for Member ii Paria-
menl, ~ place 81 his father, who. we recently
mentioned, had been expelled from tie house
Of Assembly OF that province. The &c uInjpg
othcer, how ever, refused to receive votes for
Mr. Is. ca Tie ground that he was an allen.
having been born ID The United States. A
large body q: electors, (>aid 10 be . majority
~ The whole protested ssalnS, the legHly Of
The election, aud refused to vote lor auy other
candidate, beng determined To carry lie
question u tie h,U-e 81 assembly, VI their
next session.
We are informed (says the Kingston L c.
ChrcnIclel by gentleman who has recently
received letters from ALBANY, that The Ccu-
missioners cn ne western line have agreed N
the most amicaLle manner upon tie t,unda-
~ between Giea. Britain and the United
: ates, anu that tie publication OF theis report
VAS huur. IoOkr I'd for
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
A PRoprcY.

Iamh three or iour weeks oil. BELONGING ~ M
tt,on Bahhlit. At Wellington hss sir pcrlrct r.r~
ne SuPprnn rrarlts sonICn hat nralrr INV t5rr
IMAM q hind legs.
ht persons accused ofdstuI6ns the worsI. n IT,,
lieids Meeting Ia, use Lynn, have been tris, Jar.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

on tie Goth Dlt. I toner's shop in Ilalloven. oNnet
and occupied IN Alr John ID. Load was, wl'h most 2
ts contents consumed by fire. Il Is supposed To nave
been uccasuned bv a stove.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

Samuel Church, y fan'non, raised the last season
sold tor So, So cents.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
CONNECTICU i.

nV lUha ants ~ thIs state - Nc mach chi
gagged ~ endCavoing to makt internal inconvenience,
Canals are contemplated from New Haven 10 F,u,rc
ton ILom the Than es 10 tic line OF Worcester ON
" ~ Mass. and one fom Norwich :Arou.h fine CON. -
u OF v inGhaui.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
NEW BRUNSWICK.

10 clergyman ) permitted 10 be member
OF the Legislature II New Brunswick. A
Baptist minister has lately been excluded.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

story Dwelling House, in Federal Street.
April :, 1892
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
BRiDGE OVER RiERRY-nKErre BAY.

II IS in contemplation 70 erect bridge a MT
row part o. Merry meeting bay, truih Mr.. Chas Craw-
fords in Brunswick. 70 Capt JCs. Reeds point N Tops
ham, The distance d said 70 H. 2l6 rods twenty four
at which includes sandy island and chain roCk-and
about 1870 rods Of the distance is bare M low water
at which Time the greatest depth is only feet The
erection Of this brge would shorten the distance be-
tween HGllowoll and Bath at least nine miles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
TRUGE SAIE

PURSUANT 10 deed of trust executed by Geo. w Bon
iurant and ARENA bis wife, OF the county Cumber
Ed ON The 2S day of February 800 duly recorded in
Tue clerks cihce 81 said county the 25h same
month, to secure the payment OF deb; therein
Cartersve in the county OF Cumberland, Thursday
the dau Of arrl merit fair if not the next fair day,
Sunday accepted certain parcel OF land in the
Gainesville, known and designated in the plat of the
Number Twenty; aud certain parcel of land
in the county of Cumberland, containing 2G2 acres, more
less three slaves w.t. Moses Elizabeth and Prssy
all in the possession of Geo w. DOnduIaDt. The slaves
will sold delivered up the day of sale as they
run the risk Of the purcbaserThe terms will be made
SHOWN day of sale, and The title papers exhibited
BY THE TRUSTEES.
| March 10. 95-wtds
IL The above is postponed Friday the 5th day
| of ADriI next,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY.

rEIfIIs Institution will be opened the first day of No
vember next the superintendent of MIR. OFaheT
IT, late President Of the Rumford Academy gentleman
highly qualified discharge its duties with honor himself
aud benefit his pupils The terms continue the
heretoore-The Trustees considering accuracy in cOmpO
sion and in reading language, very important
Objects resolved that OF them will attend
Saturday the scholars reed selected from
eminent authors and receive them be criti-
cally examined. The Academy enjoys exclusive adan
agc for rendering those exercises particularly beneficial
pupils in the possession Of about thousand well chO
sen books, which may he great Of Improvement
ier parents and guardians will impress their
minds disposition IT, In with the tutors
and trustees this respect In the beathiness Of the
alton in spaciJsness Of the buildings and in the good
living the trustees know any private chOo
which vic With the Rappahannock Academy.
] Oct 45-0tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
NEW FASHIONS.

TUST received and opening at the Store of MARY
- SOUTHGArE, extensive assortment OF Hats 4 Bon
nets fashions, be surpassed in
elegance among them black and white Leghorn,
velvet and straw bonnet chncha and beaver hats great
variety offeathers the handsomest and most fashionable
plaid ribbons brad curls white wreaths and other
wadding and trimming for pelissesj hair
nets and ze,tes caps, capes colarets and Ma
CAESAR Russia and antique OIL which greatly contribute TO
elegance of the head well the color of the hair
Qurks ofTyre for changing light red colo red
hair dark brown black and many other articles inthe
Millinery line numerous to enumerate
On hand few ready made PELISSES-Al of which she
determined dispose of the reasonable fol
| cash.
Leehorn Straw Bonnets cleaned died and trimmed.
ITMANTUA-MAKINGd done i'll the newest fashions, ant
| at the shortest notice.
| Novernher is 55-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
) annnlled. Com,e Mon,lolon is directed to

Is annniled. CUmte Montliolcn is directed to
! pay it to her.
Tie administration of such succession until
us entire liquidation, requiring expenses in
Offices, for journeys, commissions, consulta-
TONS, pleadings, we intend that our tes,a-
mentary executors shall retain per cent.
on all the legacrs, both on the 100000
francs. and on the sums bequeathed by the
codicils.
The sums proceeding from these deductions
shall be deposited in the hands of treasurer
and expended on the order OF our testamenta-
ry executors.
We appoint Comte Las Gases, or in his de-
fault his son, and in his default Gen. Drouot,
treasurer.
This present codicil is entirely written with
our own hand, and sealed with our arms
NAPOLEON.
This cath Of April, 1921, Lonswood.
This is my codicil and act of my last will
From the funds renitied in gold TO the EN-
press Maria Louisa, my very dear and well
beloved spouse, at Orleans, in 1914, there re-
main due to me two millions, which dispose
of by the present codicil, in order to recon-
pense my most faithful servants, whom be-
sides recommend to the protection of my dear
Maria Louisa.
leave 100000 francs TO Comte Montholon,
100000 francs of which he shall pay into the
chest OF the treasurer for the same purpose
as above, to be employed, according TO nay
dispositions, in legacies of conscience
This codicil is written with my own hand.
Signed and sealed with my arms.
NAPOLEON.
Monsieur Lafitte-{ RENTED To YOU i'm 1915.
at the moment of my departure from Paris, a
sum OF nearly six millions, for which you gave
me double receipt. have cancelled one of
these receipts and have charged Count de
Monthoon to present to you the other receipt,
10 order that you may after my death deliver
to him the said sum with interest at the rate
OF 5 per cent from the lst of July, 1915
deduciinS the payments with which you have
been Charged in virtue Of my order.
desire that the liquidation of your account
be settled by mutual consent between you
Comte Montholon, Bertrand, aud the Snur
Marchsnd and that this liquidation beng
adjusted give you by these presents full and
absolute discharge ofthe sum.
also RENTED to you box containing my
medallion. beg you will deliver it to Comic
| Monrholon.
This letter having no other object, pray
God, Monsieur Lafttr, that he may have yoi
his holy and worthy keeping
NAPOLEON.
| Longweod, in the island of ST. Helena,
! April %, 1891.
| This testament was presented on the 1Otl
OF December, 1891, to the Prerogative Cour
ct the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury
anuaitofney u, -rIrr TOUR. -i:--- ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
MATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE.

TIAVING determined to the south, shall dis
pose of the Of land which live in Caroline
county reasonable The lies within about
miles Of Bowling Green, and contains 79j by
cent suryeyneay all fiat land and of quality equal
the riveAbout 80 80 of the low grounds
on the river side OF which bank has lately been thrown
up il from nundation. No of land in this
part of the country, combines adyantages-pesons
however disposed purchase, will view and Judge for them
selves. II sale made in time privilege will be given the
purchaser seed wheat this fall IL not the subscriber will
SOW the ground prepared and sell 1t with the land.
Possession will he given Of january perhaps
sooner IL required. ALLEN APPERSON.
Oct ia 47-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
BY RITCHIE 4 GoOCH

ar The ENQUIRER is published twice week. general.
", and three times week during the
gisfaerrice the same heretofore, Fre Douarsper
mum, payable in advance. Notes OF chartered
Banks (on will be received in payment, The Editors will
guarantee the safety Of RENTING them by mall the postage
of all letters being paid by the writers.
III No paper will be discontinued but at the discretion
oil the Edtos until all arrearages have been paid up
shall have a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Y! One square, iess-First Insertion rs cents-each
continuance, so cents
No Advertisement inserted until has either paid
or,or assumed by in this city, its enyirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
FOR SALE,
n 80. r. . H., or lrs1,,,e

Or Least Tor a Term q. IenIS,
FNJuAT well known estate called RAlLEYS coal PITS,
l. containing 1903 oC land, living in the county Of
Chesterfield aud State OF Virginia, the Buckingham road
and nj the termination Of the turnpike twelve miles from
the city cfRclnond. T's estate has long been in The oc
cupancy Major Harry ctb deceased and from its great
BODY and superior quality, has gained reputation
every other coal mine the continent.
Any persons disposed to purchase or lease said
estate will find of the propretnrs agent in the
neighborood he premises from the Ist of July uu the
of August In Of sale, part of the money
viii he expected ia hand the balance in nsamcn with
liberal credit 3
nrThe editors ofthe Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia De
mocaiic Press, and New York Commercial Advertiser,
requested publish the above twice week ill he 3Ist
August next and Immediately ater forward their account
this Office for payment.
MARCH Q. S9-tiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

LII persons having legal claims debts due them by the
~ late Col Jas ByrDe, will please present them immed ate
~ for payment the subscriber DESTROYS Of closing his
administration upon that estate.
JNO. S. BARBOUR,
December IS. 6f-tf Admir- Of Jas. Bvrne. decd
IL persons who yet have claims the csiaH Of The
N late Col. WILLIAM BYRD, requested to commu-
nicatc them for examination, without delay wish
dispose according law, Of the said remaining
my hands. sba be in Richmond duri the session Of the
Assembly and will attend any communication which may
be made the subject.
WILLIAM " PAGE,
January Z. Tiff Executor Of Col. William Byrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
FOR SALE,
IL The COTTON FACTORY anI

IA The COTTON FACTORY and
siE1 HILLS in the lower end Of Louisa county known
syGJtl the Of Wtse1 This property is on the
SouIanna river, neveraing about thirty miles
above the chmond and consists of few over
one hundred of excellent land with large and convenient
house 81 feet has floors above the ground floor, re-
Gently built excellent brick and most faithfully executed
The machinery 500 spindle with the
carding and rowing machines, picking machine, and all
the tools for making machinery strong
sone dam the river The Dillhouse
built of wood stories high, and contains two pair of
stones There is likewise a SAW MILL the premises,
new brick dwelling house stories high 20 by 20 feet, with
wing by 20 feet, together with several small ou-house
The situated in healthy and agreeable
neighbohood, aud is well worth the attention OF gentlemen
business of manufacturing either wheat
or cotton and win be disposed of on reasonable terms
IL should he sold privately before the first day
January will on that day il fair otherwise the mex
JOHN SHELTON CO.
r,-Nr John Shelton Mr.. Anderson HOwles both iivinj
near the premises are fully authorized contract with All
| person wishing 10 purchase j. s. q 90
| November 49,
The above property not having been sold Is still offer
| ed at private sale. j. ;. g co.
\ January 10. 1o-WU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
BRAzIERs' COPPER, TIN PLATES,

LANDING FROM ERIC ALC;OPE,
RRAzIERS' Copper in Sheets raised and fiat bottoms
- pattern sheets, hars II in. sqr.
$50 boxes Tin Plates
400 bundles Iron Hoops, TO u in.
Sd. fiat ps Nails
~ tons Pig Iron
so hampers Porter Bottles
so crates assorted
COO sacks Salt
200 boxes Tobacco Pipes
5 NJ Stourbridge Fire Bricks
IN STORE,
100 Crates well assorted for country stores
Complete assortment Tire Iron and Iron Hoops
Tin Plates, Sack Salt
Loaf Sugar, Fire Bricks
Gallon, half gall qrt. and pit. Bottles
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms.
February ~. 9O--wtl ID. w. 4 q. WARWICK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
TRUST SALE.

EpY virtue Of of the subscriber by the
EO late Mr. HAIRY Het dated the 26th day of June 1920
OF in the county of Chesterfield, the sub
scribcr fpremses, Thursday The l1h day Of
p neat sell auction the lot Of land in Manchester dis
,nguished The number lbs ormerl, owned and occupied
by andrew Nicolson dec There is the lot commodious
wo-sory dwelling house. and all useful out-houses, with
well in The yard Oneha of the purchase money
TO maid down Cash-twelyc months credit for the other
half bearing interest the day of aIehe purchaser
give negotiable aid deed Of trust the property
for the latter half. CHARLES COPLASD.
February o. 95-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
TRUST SALE.

recorded in the clerks ofce of Hanover shall at pubic
cash, front of the Washington Tavern in the
city OF Richmond Saturday the 6h ef iprH merit eight
likely NEGROES consisting of women, boys and girsOr
many OF them may sufficient 10 raise the of two
thousand dollars and the charges attending the exec
precisely.
II The title will be indispuabe, Mr. Day being willing
March ~. ioo-stT ii. /. ANDERSON, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
LAND FOR SALE.

IateHu The subscriber having wish 20 the
tA Weston Country, offers for sale the tract Of land
whcreOn he lives. containing thousand acres, stu
1te in the county Of Mecbnhu and the head
u Fnncwood and limestone creek, the Charlotte line
There about 100 Of this land in wOosthe bah
cleared and in good order for cropping respects fen
and dches The Improvements are dwelling house
% feet long aud all other houses for large fam
ywo large gianarie two tobacco barns large garden
and yard paled n good apple orchard peach orchard
and p variety Of other fruit trees.
offer also two tracts of land IN the countyoue
containing 5Og the other 5i9 uumpro, mostly God
land apd well watered ard doubt VIII produce well.
Also two tracts NJ land IN the county OF Lupenburg one
containing t32i with small plantations various kinds
VI fruit toerabe DIV cling house and other
icnt ou-h0use and barnhe other containing 25J
situated South Meherrin river with valuable manulac
turing mill that seldom vans water also good house
dwelling and other convenient thouses, app
J orchards, and small plantation
! stnch15. isi--w4w LEWIS BURWELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
A VALUABLE 4'ARM FOR SALE,

NALO ABLE FARM FOK SALE,
WING in the county of Charles City, the waters "
4 Cbickahomipy river. containing Dv estimation us
acres, he the OF less, large proportion Of which
is low grounds OF very superior qualitgweu watered on
the premises twO-story house, ans Overseers'
house, and very good Yliilseat.
Should the above land be sold privately before the
18th day Of AprV merit, il will that day offered So ale
II PUBLIC AUCTION, before the Eagle Hotel in the city
&c Richmond.
TermsS 1900 w cash, and the balance in ~ months, with
bond and security deed ~ the land secure
The z longer time will be given &c interest
1FThc title papers maybe with Eli. Geo P. Crump
I ~ho will sell ! f same my agent
| Msrche 3ss-ias J.M GREGORY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
THOMAS LAMBERT,
MERCHANT Tailor.


SScary opposite the Bell Tavern and door Mesrs.
j. K j. Kyle, AIan-s,reei)
M oST respectfully informs his friends the public i'm
W. general that he has purchased TIE Stock Of Lambert
heia y Co. consisting principally Of
Thomas Sheppard's Regent and Velvet
Cloths and Cassimeres
Valencia, Marseil!es, Toilinet, Swansdown
and black Silk Florentine Vcstngs:
Iiso--fn Elegant aud Fashionable Assortrrent eJ =
READY-MADE CLOTHING
which he is determined sell very reduced prices
His late partner MIR. Geo. Williamson having settled N
New York, with The intention of devoting his nenon
alarge capital to the importation of Dry Goods will
enabled 10 receive through him fashionable goods
and on the very best terms. lie has also
~ London, with of the respectable Tailor
Establishments in that Metropolis, 10y which he i'll receive
PATTERNS, when any change however trivial takes place
in the fashions.
lIte Firm know that sir Peter continues 10 cu for
quIc coameu
lie pledges himself that he viii employ any worhmcn
but the very first rates. tia; hc Will always keep
goods as can be had and that c greatest nctuaity shall
De observed.
lie hopes, with those inducements, aud his unrenied
attention 70 business, To merit share q" uhic patronage.
Il p he will continue To make MILITARY
lions. 60
ut Any Gentleman wishing garment mae speedily can
hours notice.
Richmond March i5 1ot-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

AN OFERSEER WANTED.
WANTED as an assistant at Trahue & Wick.
w hams coal mines, YOUNG MAN who can ceme re-
commended for industry and close application business
and who will be willing oil his time 10 te
management OF hands below ground.
WM. DUNN Of D.
- By his Att'y, VIM. FINNEY.
March 49, iOi-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
CARRIAGES.

OhINItf ANI Ed.
rTIHE public respectfully in
ez4kA Il formed, that the subscriber
HHeS@0~tAwi will continue 10 keep a regular
INSV4SS4SdkzHszz3 supply of CARRIAGES GIGS.
.sS4Z-XS q l.. of the newest and fashiona-
BILE kind, at his mandatory rs
miles west of Petersburg, Virginia and will continue to
keep supply Of the above William Berry and
Co.'S Oldreet Petersburg Va opposite the Union Hotel
Gate French's Tavern.)
Also regular supply othe plated nd brass mounted
CARRIAGE s. GIG HARNESS.
will be kept each place low priced
Carriages and Deaborns suitable families travelling
gentlemen.
~ Orders from part of the country addressed to
Poplar Grove fost Office, Dnwidie county, will be at
tended to. STERLING WonDWARr
January &C. e2-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the members Of thc Williamsburg Jockey
N Climb, Is requested NJ the Raleigh Tavern, Monday
the list Of April Dex for the purpose Of organizing the Club
March s. 1s-Bt
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
TTIE subscriber informs his friends aad The Arcuurass
Virginia generally, that he has his manuac-
tory street, nearly opposite the New Banks where he
continues 70 make his improved stationary and movable
Tbreshng Machines Tanning Machines Pluugh Srarifers
and ali kinds Of Farming Implements, reduced prices
JOHN EXAIL.
y. IT, As 10 the superiority Of the machinery the
pectabie references can he given.
~ !. Exall will have two movable Thresking Nacnes
o. hive for the onsuin,. crops.
Richmond, February ~. e6-fTtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
FlFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ID ANYWAY from New Canton in April last, negro
Il y named HENRY, Of dark complexion, full eyes,
aquane chin intelligent counterancc and is
apt times little-se little that one net well
acquainted with him would scarcely perceive irather
than otherwise and bow legged-agcl 81
% years. fnet within the precincts OF this state it is pre-
sumable be has, with free otherwise made his
to of the northern cities
The above reward will be given should he I've delivered
New Canton, secured in any Jail in the United
| States that 1 obtain him again.
March o. 99-I0G G.. r. FOSTAINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
o. SELLING OFF AT AND UNDER
PRIME COST-AT

WILLIAMS, Merchant Tailor, six doors above the
u Ben Tavern, Mainstreei, Richmond, the whole and
Nainabie SiOCk OF GOODS and general assortment %
kAoH MADE CLOTHING OF every description all i:ch
IS made IN TIE best manner and fashionable siylc
Country merchants and others will find it 10 their advan-
aSe 10 cal ana furnish themselves with any they
waSi as a is my determination sell of all the
mani The ensuing month, and decline business ti,
II Any person wishing to make Establishment in this
ciiy would ma II 10 his advantage purchase the whole
sinch and trade and the stand back shop and DWELLING
IS eq ial TO any in the place it may be iu'luccnent
any persnn who may wish 20 become a purchaser.
All those having claims against the establishment will
present them tor payment; and those indebted will cali and
Marcli 10 ;olStT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
TRUST SALE OF LAND & NEGROEI

ieOp' UT lIhIND -.
virtue of deed of executed to me by Richard
ioomes and Hannah his wife, bearing date the I'd day
ct August 1921 and recorded in the clerks office Caroline
county, for certain purposes therein mentioned, SHALL on
iussddyth The 18th Of pTii merit at the house of said
In caroline county, proceed sell public auction for
cash, the following property, VIA Of land belong
ing to The said Hoomes living the Poecat swamp
tanning 5000 acres less and bounded by the
William Chandler. Wilson Allen, William Campbell Lewis
mberake and others also, between 80 and 40 likely
GhoES, specified IN said deed much said land and
negroes as will raise the of $500 and the
charges ct executing this raThere is upon this
land large and connodious dwelling house. every
convenient house for the farmer, all lately built
Is also upon toleraby good mill for grinding corn
good saw m-and an abundance rate pine timber.
~ To person DESTROYS ofpurchasng elegant country
establishment this farm offers every inducement of fertility
OF son. heainess of situation good water, aeea-
bic neighborhood.
F. DICKINSON, Trustee.
Carnlipe, March Is. lol-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

10y virtue deed executed ~ Anuon Elan 20
the subscriber, and dolly recorded in The court
Of Chesterfield will be sold for H. four likely ynung NE
GROES, at Winfce Cheathoms Grocery ~ said county
Thursday the fourth day April next many q safe
laycs may be rllcieut satisfy said deed and
RICHARD ELhff. trustee.
Mareh