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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24
TRUST SALES.

kh virtue OF deed az trust from John q. Gamble and
- Nue. bearing date the i3ih October ic3, and recorded
IN the hastings of the ciiy OF Richmond made
cure the payment of ccr;ain therein mentioned
Ibouas Tny,or and Benjamin Harrison, commissioner =
The court OF ehancery in the Dyr vs.
ohnsons administrators shall sell public auction in
front nj The Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond
day he ~ day fntrt month, (F,bruar the following pro-
perry VIZ "A lot ground in the said city. No. 596
er lot IN TurPns Addition the said city, No. and
tue right title aId Interest OF the said Gamble in
piece o ground also in the said city, Of Shockoe creek
DO inued lay the lots Nos S2f 325 and $50 the
te west y line continuing the boundary of
SIN ct To the river, that the said would
xtended TO the river the south and along
;he river 10 Let No. sos
he terms of sale will he cash for n the property sold
until the sums OF t03 with interest 18Th
is2 and 25S7 With interest from the 18th October 1921
s',,i he raised and the residue credit ill the 18th OF
neat Ootoerhc purchaser pun,
notes with approved endorsers decd of the
property To secure the payment
WAL +. wIcKlIAM, r,,,,..s
JAMES HERON, "ses'
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By Jiniuc Of sersral Deeds Of Trus,,

OJ utUe ~ ScStIUt f/tcUS " lINSt,
NNECUrEp by Vim. Bonlurant, for the purIo>e IL &C.
IL curing the payment OF certain debts therein specified
due TO Hughes Armisead and TO John Gat Son, viii
be sold, on ts 2 day efJanuary psrt land living
In the county of Cuinberlan containing nncecn
The same more less together with the improvements
thereon, including the mills lying Muddy creek.
called the Muddy Greek Masrhe sale be the pre-
miscs-Aso. at the same time place, all the horses,
cattle hogs sheep, and household and kitchen furniture
by the deeds aforesaid.
Ind on the SOFA day IF the month, by virtue Of the
saideeds will be sold the front door OF Zach Tayors
tavern in the town Of Gainesville, LOT living
town. and known in the plan thereof by the number nine.
containing half with all the improvements thereon
consisting 81 anew threestoy brick house divided into
'snemen's wooden store house, bscksmis shop 8c-
Also, at the time, end place last mentioned, tract Of
land lying on Maple Swamp in the county of Cumberland
aoining the lands OF James Mcaurne Merit Booker
containing five hundred acres lie the less-
and the following SLAVES, Archer Charles Nelson Kit,
beverley Albert Marin, Mllly Caesar, Madison and Amy.
The whole ofbe above property will DC sold, much
MS may be necessary TO raise the due together with
all costs and charges attending the execution several
trusts and such titles made vested trustee
Terms IF Sce.For the Muddy Greek Mills one-thrd of
Ine purchase money to he paid down rccei, deed.
lie remaining twothirds, by OF all patrs)
equal annual insalments bearing interest from the
sale The residue Of the property sold for ready
JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
Mayer r. -
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SALE OLE LAND-


DUhSUANT oa deed Of trust executed 10 us iy Thomas
Miller and WIFE dUs recorded in Tire clerks office Of
King William county, to the payment Of uudry sums
Of money due 10 obed Sranar aud GaIri Minor trustees
OF Warner l. Wormey, decd the request of the said
trustees, We shall sell on the premises for cash. to the highest
bidder. that large and valuable called RIANSKIN
LODGE WORMLEY GROVE, containing about 2COD
acres The day Of sale will be Saturday The i2h Of ia
nuary next. ROBERT ). CHEW,
DABNEY HERSDON, Trustees.
Oct. So JOHN. MEFCALF,
u liy consent of the undersigned executors of Thomas
Miller and the trustees Of Worny the sale is postponed 10
ne 9h ~ Ftblug when it will certainly take place The
lands viii be divided and sold in two or more convenient
farms and the terms will be about onehireenth part Of
The purchase money in CASH sixty days with interest
for the sixty davs and tie residue Of the purchase MONEY
payable the 80 VI January 1929 bear interest from the
date the Interest 20 be payable the Of January 1925
anu annually ON that day, in the years 1924 1926 1926
lI and 1879 bonds aud approved security given for
me amount ol The interest payable the times afore-
said, and bond without security for the principal paw
able the Isl January 1928 and these bonds secured v deed
OF trust on the land 10 the puncua payment thereof
GARRfT MINOR lrrtistces of Warner
ROBERT STANARD,S /. Wormlev.
J. II. FEHGUSO&, Executors of Tho
Jan. -. /
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RAPPAHANNOCK AC1DEMY--

ilo institution VIII be opened on the first day of M
Nihncr nsNt under the superntendance Mr. O,Flaler
~, ,ae Ire.luen OF the I'umford Academy a gentleman
qualified to dschargeits duties with honor 10 hmse
u dement, 10 his pupils The the same al
on ana IN reading our own language, very important
9Se.s nave resolved that one of them will ON eve
Saturday 10 near The scholars read selected xtracts from
nlIy and to receive essays from them
cAaniih'o: INC Academy enjoys exclusive atyan-
tage Tor rendering those exercises particularly beneficial
sns pupils IN The possession Of about well cho
oookS winch may be great Improvement IN
mem II their parents and guardians will impress ON Their
has disposition 10 use it, In with The tutors
In this respect, in the healthiness ofthc s
oh IN the spaci'usness Of the buildings In the rood
ni the living the trustees know private seoo,
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LAND EOR SAI.E

by virtue of n deed of trust executed to me by Sterling
ltnin and Elizabeth his wife, the 2ah day OF Janua-
Se and duly recorded in the county Of King Viii
IN mentioned TO Doctor John Hoskins, SHALL Tuesday
ne M inst If fair ifnot the fair day thereafter
the premises sell for cash land therein mention.
lying in the lower end OF the aforesaid county upon Pa
nunsey river lining by estimation three
be the This land Is OF excellent quality
and such title will be conveyed Ivy subscriber ms vested
IN nm rs trustee, which doubt is unexccponabe.
-. 1890 RO: POLLARD Trustee.
King William county Ian q "a y,Sy
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CURLES FOR SALE

~ virtue oil deed of trust from Harry Hell, anil An,
icIi. ms wife, recorded in the Office county court Of
he le subscribers will sell at public auction for cash
"sr . ls i bidder n, on Monday he 1874 dey IF nrr
70 previous liens thereon, all ofwch will he eyhiieJ AMI
rnny,Y on that day. all that in The
G , vi leTico, iying on James river called known
py inc name oi Cures, containing estimation 900
nv e sae more or less consisting entirely of best James
river low grounds particular descrn,ion OF CurIes IL
deemcd unnecessary is presumed, person esirou
o purchasing valuable an estate I'M view il heor %
I'd! OF SAFE BEVERLEY RANDOLPH D.
Jan. H.
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MATTAPONY land FOR SALE

HAVING determined to the sont shall dis
pose Of the tract Of land which live In Caroline
county on very reasonable terms The lies within about
Three miles n Bowling Green, and contains 7pS acres v re-
cent urvcnesry all 1a land Of quality equal TO any
ON We ryer-ibout 30 or 80 Of the grounds
up,to from nudaon No tract OF land in tIis
part OF me country combines a,lyautages-persons
however disposed 10 purchase, will view Judge for them
selves II sale Is made in time privilege will lie rven The
purchaser 10 seed wheat this fall n not subscriber will
SOW the ground prepared and sell IL with the land.
IOsseioh VIII De given first Of January next perhaps
so0ner,h required ALLEN APPEHSON.
VIC ~ 47--ff
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VIRGINIA. LAND OFFTCE-

Richmond, 1914 December 1921
conormiiy win an act of the General Assemble ent&
teu" IN act 20 reduce into act the sreroJ oct, con-
eeng e'hento' passed the 9Th of January p do here
10y make Rnown to all whom may concern thai il arpcars
DIV the cericae of William Price cscheaor in and ir The
county OF Russell, "that by inqusion Office found nc
coiung 10 law on the 5ist day of May, 1890 the
tracts OF land situated in the county aforesaid of which
certain george May died seized and possessed have been
found escbeated TO this ionweaIth viz
on the waters of Moll's creek ~ any ave 'e
Ahu one other tract containing bunre and eighteen
MOll's creek" ' W '"S ""'eiS VI
December IS 81 isSsS'e''
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JOHN CAMPBELL MOTION

WILL transact COMMISSION BUSINESS n po,...
, gnrg VIRGINIA. lie will devote his attention. at pre-
ID country produce, viz. Tobacco f,otop
ronr and Wheat and will any orders with ,y;eb
any article which the Petersburg market affords s'0ds OF
Having no old business, ofany SORT attend TO owing
engagenents, of every kind he will devote Ga
agement. - s' vi "i'h-
lie has sought no connexon with any man of wealth No,
oe'eu pecunary aid in any manner, from any person
which the breath Of never to his Lno,ysne
u, asingie instance, is pledged that the proceeds
over 10 the proper and never for eypnoy
II nc has herernto, while in employ of others exerte,
steay industry, strict attention, unweared diligence ami
he will venture say that he will not aonr
nerent course Of conduct he acts for
~ ne was faithful as clerk he will be no less faithful nc
an agent. ~ 'u ~
ne refers those, who desire know any thing more
Oh h To the annexed certificates The frst is fro,n MOI,
IN mercantile pursuits who known him from,
E"uin me other from gentleman the Prince
Edward barOf the sgners the first certcate he re-
aks INA, ne lived longtime with Major James Morton
that he lived eighteen with NIessrs T. e. w o.
M"lon OF rarlnvle-and that Col. James Madison OF
from long acquaintance with him, and from con,
siderable transactions with the house in which be lived II,
nser an% prepared to judge eOrrec, Of mis- char
Petersburg, Virginia, Ga January, 1922.
We have long known John Campbell Morton. From HE
experience IN mercantile affairs rom our InoyIesge Of
~, and qualifications we think him well qualified
csey respect 10 Transact business we hereby re-
commend nm as man Of steady and industrious habits;
a''e'Ne uihgch ana IN whom implicit confidence may
oe placeh-Gi,en under hands this 25h day of De
cemOer lb@i' JAMES MORTON
JAMES MADISON,
WILLIAM q. MORTON,
THOMAS Il CTIAS. MORTON
nave known Mr. John Campbell Morton for many wears
ana always considered him of n,egr
~ strictly faithful in all his engagements. With regard 10
nus guancaops Tor business am unable give an opinion
from what have observed Of him, and the manner
nave heard him spoken Of by those with whom bo has done
business believe he will be industrious and attentive IN
whatever he undertakesGivcn under INV hand mi, 22i
day of December 1921. UENDV n w aTupSc
.. v. morton will offer one other certificate from Mer-
e VINO ne thinks has had more opportunities Of forming
correct opinion of him, than other man win whom he
has not nctuay lived Iii extracted from letaer received
by him from the writer.
-, Prince Edtgard, LIST Jatunyv 1922.
we nave been acquainted upwards of fifteen years be-
he'e ana can with great pleasure testify that for moral
rectude, integrity, regular habits ofipdosir and srca
rs skiiu accountant know of that is your sperio
II-wBwt JAMES ~ WOOD.
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TRUSN SAILS

\ pursuance OF deed OF trust executed TO by Wilson
Allen and wife, forpurposes therein mentioned bearing
date the 2ist of December 1915 duly recorded in Caroline
court shall proceed on The 9Th Of March the Bow
ing Green, v public auction TO sell for cash act
land conveyed In said deed containing about thousand
acres, or So much thereof will raise The it
interest from the lt January 1922 aud the charges
of executing this
iDc tract lies within mile and half of the Bowling
uTcen and has toerable Improvements ,r n small family
lhe subscriber acting will convey such title
as IS vested in him by the decd Of trust.
January y. G0-t5M JOUN uICEINgoS T-,.,oo
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f virtue OF decree of the of King Queen county
- in suit between Charles Ill., administrator or James
Jones' deceased complainant and Dick Jones and others
iendans viii be Sold on the 7th dayef ah 1872, If fair il
plantation Wherein the widow Of the said James Jones
lately resided in King and Queen county. TWELVE VAL
UABLE SLAVES. Bonds with approse, security Will be
required of the purchasers.
December6 Is. ei-vioy.
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'hc uocfi1e 4 He letter WAS long, and wound IN
with Il mournlul allusion the troubles and trials W.,
are aicd encounter in tins vale oftears nhcr-
~ prayers ior the temporal and eternal welfare of his
'ricnu-h hhe MIR. Price WAS reading it, the phi
scncr for the first time covered his face
Hlr. Hoffman immediately rose, and stated To the
Court, that IL The letter was genuine and he could
STE no reason 10 doubt il, he could not conceive of
his beng under any professional gation to- proceed
further m the general defence that he should still
however contend for AN acqui,ia on the courts
charging the forgery HAT was clearly done la Ca
nada.-Iiic jury retired under concise charge from
me recorder, and IN about half an hour returned
w,'i II verdict at guilty oi uteriag dad ,,ubiiskiag
only. The punishment viii he stale prison for life
or Tor term oil years IN the discretion of the court
We have received letter from distinguished
republican in Maine, stating To us that il is pubcly
sad IN that state, that Governor Paris has pledge.
idiseii to- support the interests of Mr. Crawford FOR
ne next ircsIsncy, aud that the executive influence
OF Name will he directed towards ensu,i ing Mr. c.
the vote OF ITS Electoral College IL is also stated TO
u.s. that II is understood that the Argus is pledged 10
employ ITS influence as public press, TO the same
purpose
We confess, Notwithstanding the first rate source
from winch this information is derived, we are dis
posed to believe, that the reports to which it refers
nave originated IN some Misrepresentation, and we
nave therefore mentioned them to enable those who
have the MEANS to put public opinion right upon a
subject OF SO much Importance. Boston Pat
HONOR TO THE BRAVE.
We are indebted To the poliiencss of friend i'm
tins city for view of the rich and elegant sword
presented TO Com. NlcDonough, by the crew OF
Tue u States ship Guerrero, while in she Mediter-
ranean.-This superb sword, which far exceeds any
thing ct the kind we have ever seen, was manulac.
u'red by Richard Clarke X Sons, Cheap side, hon
don, aud cost 600 guincas.
The scabbard is of the most polished steel, richly
embossed with gold, aud ornamcn,ed with great
variety OF appropriate emblcms On one side of the
scanbar'i, enwreathod in gold. is the inscription
.ri Inc crew Of tho u S. Ship Guirriere Captain
ihomas h1cDonoush, GM Juiy, 1sl9.i-On the other
sue OF 1t there IS beautiful representation Of the
The llth of Sept 1911
HE guard Is in the form of cannon, which is al
so OF Soid-ihe hit OF ivory, mounted with golden
eagle, OF superior workmanship, with a wreath upon
IT'S head, and holding chain in its brak. Tho blade
IS oi FURNISHED steel, side of which, is an in
scriP'ion, No imprcssments"-O the reverse,
" Maintain your rights"
we understand a memorial is now before congress
ior eNeinp'ng this sword from heavy duties aud
wnen we consider for whom, this present is intended
ana ny whom It was purchased. we trust the pro.
prieH oil such an exemption vii, moi he doubted
TN York Sirfes1,yu
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BANK NOTES LOST.

BANK NOTES LOST.
A LEI Elk containing the following Bank Notes v,o
Pni ia tue post Office Nashville on the 22d Noyenler
70 the subscribers which has come TO hand
louisiana State bans letter H. No. 2IO payabl. az New
Tnrmrrs, NJ Sc v. "a Mn n Isi4 500
e'' panA VI va a So3 payable ut Lynchburg
TO 4. johnson, 1872 80
Diuo do. ID 3iei, payable y do. 81 Nov. 1919 81
Duto do. q 1913, payable u do. 2JuIy 1915 3n
ptt3 do. A2is7 payable 10 do. . April IeI3 20
BANK ol virginia, 49, pay able nj Lynchhure 10 W.
49,, Norvell II July 1914, 20
DUO 3is, payable TO do. . july lGIi 50
Ditto ID eos, (naInc not eeible9 4 Aug
1913 or 1915. Sc
ne ABOVE notes were endorsed G and
Th Yeatnarl % Nov. 1922
ost notes oil ;!e Merchants Bank the CITY Of Nev
YORK, nos SAB 53 SOL 355 S5G S57 56g for 100 each
III payable % DAYS alter date James r. Nalbee or order
ana endorsed Fay 10 the order of T. CUNNINGHAM 90
Richmond, Va. Til. Yeaman."
pleasures haVebeen taken To stop the payment otle above
hote ana all persons cauiiouru teu,
49, . EDWARD CUNNINGHAM a co
EDITORS OF the hburg Press requested TO pu-
Ish the above Tor month forward their account Ia
L. C.. Il Co. r,n 90 On N"' W
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LAND For SALE

rTITE Subscribers DESTROYS Of moving 10 the Wcs,eru
Country offer for sale their we'll known and valuable
property lying the Middle river the county Augusta
state of Virginia, stuned as follows, viz.
One tract OF 10 acres lying the road leading from
which variety OF improvements viz Merchant Sill
saw Ml, Coopers Shop BInrksmitls Shop-four tenants
with little improvements would % apece--an
tensive Brick Dwelnghouse, well finished together ii
all necessary outhOuses to render the establishment COM
,9riabe. TINS mil Is thought TO he on the highest na,iga-
bic point oi Tue waters 81 the Shcnandoa and has
rs she do nine months IN the There flour
botied from the mill door to Georgetown.
Also other tract containing 1873 acres living up te
river in sight ofthe above, proportion which
cleared and in good state Of cultivation, is ronArka-
bly, adapted the culture ofa kinds
One other tract Of $50 lying the river below the
mil tract and 10 sight the greater part OF which is
plantation IN Tic ncighDor0o GIey watered; and has
il brc6 dwelling house and Kitchen lately erected
oIer'by extensive distiilary in complete operation.
One other tract OF 400 sifunte three miles the
above and ~ sight o the stage ro1d half Of which is
cleared AMI IN excellent order, surpassed 10y few arms for
ha' all been lately repaired; house is frame TWO
stories s2 and wei finished the ouhOu.es are numerous
aud IN good repair There are Two failing springs
convenient TO the house and good stream U running
through the middle Of the land, from which there can IL,
from 30 10 10 acres Of watered meadow made Of the best
quality.
other Of 1870 acres situated three miles from
thu above tract lyngon both sides ofhc sage road aud in
the the courhouscs Of Augusta and
hun about t0ac Of which cleared and produce he
yOud the expectations Of ic most sanpiur. Tie utprov
are small log hoaes with brick eLin,ucv and
neatly finished tor The accommodation Of small fifniiy
further description thought unnecessary as those csrous
OF purchasing t Is presumed) will Grt scg The prenise
payment viii b. taken IN good secured
tue after payments made 10 suit the purchaser.
There Is scarcely neigborhDUd in the Valley which
he accy - beter and divine service he conveniently
attended weekly from either Of those places.
1Jhs u the time TO buy land change oftmes it is
reasonably expected viii not lessen the Of tho pur
chaser. The above property shown 10 persons dc ,ir.
Gus Of seeing is by the subscribers living lands
JAMES ALLEN
Holm ALLEN
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RTTSV SATFS

II INOoI OALEO.
f virtue OF three deeds trust bearing date the 2ts, s
- of May, 1917, and Of in the huings court ~
Richmond executed TO the subscribers Edward Kuank
r. bedford and John NJ. Smith, and John NJ smith and ~
ediord To secure the Of sums of money
therein mentioned due to Frederick Harris will he sold ~
public auction on tue premises Wnesdny tie Gh dan
febrHary NJ l2ocock for ready money the following
estate situate In or near the city Of Richmond viz M Lots
known by the numbers Z, II, So H. 49, 40 81 and a. In a
plan OF part OF Bnehanans Old FIELD drawn by Richard
Young for Bullock and Harris -
THOMAS TAYLOR, 1,.,
JANUARY TO- ~ al.
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land FOR SAI-E--

LAND FON SALE.
I virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the subscriber on
II The 9Th day OF August 1919 by Samuel Martin and of
record ~ the clerks Office Of Abemarle county 20 secure 10
John Winn Co sum of money therein mentioned will
on The an day Febuary merit before the door Of tho Eege
tavern IN the town of Charlottesville, sell for tract OF
containing ~ acres be the same less lying
oneeDs James Lewis, John Carr and John Abel on the
OF noore creek or so much thereof will I've suf-
hcen TO satisfy the deed aforesaid with the interest," thereon
ana the cost attending the Of this trust will
convey the title vested in by the said deed Of trust only
TWYMAN WAYT, Trustee.
1aiiui'y ~. 78-w3wf
IL persons having claims against JOHN GRAHAM
n deceased, are requested to make them known.
. WALTER DUN, Executor
hoy ~. 54-u of John Graham decd
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MAS committed 10 jail Of Fairiax county by warrant
w from under the hand of Lawrence Lewis Esq dated
The 2st day OF September 1921 negro who calls him
sehJOiN, runaway, and committed the property of
Mr. Hump, and lately purchased of Mr. Cave Witler OF
alexandria DEBUT since in Jail saws he the property
OF William Skinner deceased of Stafford county, The said
negro about 90 years of age very black about five
feet or 10 inches high, and had when committed,
black oadcoih coat dark pair of pantaooDs
white hat The owner is requested 10 come forward prove
property, charges and take him away otherwise be
will be disposed Of the law directs
r. Il. BRADLEY, Tailor,
For S.JACKSON, Sheriff of Fairfax Co.
December IS. sl-,U12v
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FOR SALE,
@A The COTTON FACTORY and


lib The COTTON FACTORY and
s.sM MILLS in the lower Of Louisa county knoyvn
1sAA by the name oi Wsssrn This property is on the
Souii'na riVer, neverfng stream about thirty miles
above the city OF icnond and of few acres over
one hundred OF excellent land, with large and
house 81 by so feet, has floors above the gr0u 1oor
Gently built oil excellent bcs faithfully exceeded
me machinery consists Of 500 spinde with the necessary
earning anu rowing machines, picking machine and ali
'he necessary tools Tor making machinery. very stom,
stone dam Is erected across the river The mill.bois l.
hunt oil wood, iw@sories high, contains two pair OF
stones There Is likewise SAW MILL on the premises -
new brick dwellinghOuse high 20 y 20 feet
wing l6 by 20 feet together with several small
The above property Is situated in healthy and agree,
neigbnrood and is well worth the attention OF gentlemen
s 10 pursuethe business OF manufacturing either wheat
or coOn and will he disposed of reasonable terms
II should not be sold privately before the first av NJ
january next II will that day IL fair otherwise the
iar dag, he sold at public auction on the premises
-. JOHN SHELTON co.
IT Mr. John Shelton or MIR. Anderson Rolcs boib v;n
near The premises are fully authorized contract with any
person wishing to purchase. J. s A On
November rs.
rTlie above property having been sold is still offer
=" nt PINa.e SAFE J. S. & co.
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NOTICE-.

II persons having legal claims debts due then, bv N,
ate Col Jas Byre will please present them immediate
Tor payment, AZ the subscriber Is dcsrods Of closing his
administration Upon that estate.
JNo. S. BARBOUR,
psoemSeFiS. Gift Admir- Of Jss .Byrne, decd.