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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-20
NO. g..

tmet Will bin, and learned these snatch. 4
of bis history. Tie dogs barktd, ~ ihey
will do at a heggaf fhe people Of Il.
house sbid There comes old Biil - AL
Nv caInog Ills An, rent v liner, fhrnsiift,
a tisillil OF ballads before nm. lie stun;
ed IN with fine smiling assurance, ar.l
heasmg b I'D glazed hat into the middle
| al Tie f0bt, took plizst Jon al To-
elbow elar hy III file. ia Old bfofzfd
tof bead was gsed aud wea,herheai.l
Ike Il roek, md The white hsir spinkt
over il lie the faam Of his own q, an
Iii l,ft WAS nd bur cured IS the al So
air, aud uafuGiPd " 10 Up 10 any eli
mate lean puckertd eyelli seem =,
squeeze ih" light eat agHin rum one liil3
grey thinking e5e ut TIE other was
bh0d and blank StlIi he siuilcd. AMI
seemed to wear happy heart that had
never been aiming bfeakert. lie Oniy
wanted rum and tobacco 10 81 lhr world
At dclianee aud he thought il hard be-
could not hive them. " 1--we Won 40 p
fIahf asked The iHrnrf nhu Wis himself
az y, clscef. 3" ptrisl, ~, To Ia sure I
have sad the old Lar, every min his
his patlsh- but no Oft hkrs 10 20 10 il thtt
has sol his limbs, ilauk Gnd. aud can 60
about picking up where he pleas.s." !. Bus
they will relieve ,oua "" A,t.aye, | knosv
hat" said tht sailor, shaking his head
" they offered me ls good ~ eight slllllin.g
Il week II | would give nm up NY pm
s'on, aud - iulo then House of correction
but liked my liberties hitter i. But
you would ~ lrasl have i house over ,o, ;
aud ~ much soup aud giud''@" Soup anl
brarl, ;" said the did man, with brisk vi
10y at oatha soup and Gracl :! what "A
man here lhal har lou,ll ior his king aud
country. aud lohi his pteeions limbs AID
has rai.u beef and biscuit, 10 br l,d upon
pap aud spoon virtual, M, dannie. Bat
come, baud Us over drop OF thai beei 10
sop my crust IN
highlands entered habcrdash.r's
shop IN Perth The other day, aud asked fer
IA piece ol scarlet cloth IN make him A
walsteoat. The rustic manners of tie
Hael set some young women who were al
the counter glgglng aud the shopnnsu,
Wiling 10 Afford thenl sport, began to- play
Oh ms small wi upon The stranger. So
goodman, ye want piece OF scarlet 20
Would you know scarlet If YOU saw il -
~ think ! wonld,' replied the NOUN
talneef The sliopmn threw down "a
piece OF blue cloth is thai scarlet ?"---
iioni 10, no that 10 be III A piece or
green cloth was produced the same q,ies-
ton was repeated, aud received similar
ansh sr--to The great amusement of tbs
querisl aud his female friends, who we're
nj no phms 10 conceal their mirh. The
highlander took revenge in his own way.
lie pun his nose 10 the cloth, and affected
to Judge of the colour by the smell I'll.
shopnan, al his request, did the same; hnt
The Instant lac bent his nosc towards this
counter, the highlander seized him by the
ears aud made his nasal prol0berance come
III such violent contact with Tie hoauh,
that the blood sprang from H. Tat"
said the Highlander, is Ia contour o. scarIbt
ue ye noo, lad and he walked away,
ISc1tfh DaUtr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-20
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-20

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-20
800 HNWAED,

L'ok experimenting Or securing in any
Jail in this state 50 that get him, mu-
latlo man slave named
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
EOR SAIII


HTY tract Of land in Aioemarle county heretofore nv
"a ledeucr, consisting of $500 acres, 1000 of
which are uf che best mountain quality, and 500 living he
lew te mountain and extending it, generally of good
quality, and remarkably well iimberei waere. The
rSct lies Oh the son;h side of ihe Rvanna branch oi
James r'saF, nT"i@le for baIieaux Milton which is
within 81 miles. n is miles from Charottesye and
from tue University Ol its advantageous situation for
health and society, rernrk need he here The
estate has al The usual improy it, cOmmndious
dwelling house buildings and ober domestic
puroSsS good stables two barns with thresbing machines
grist and saw m with good houses managers ana
i0rei,, well pasted for each purpose and all in good ne.
pair The tract may bc divided acknowledgements into
parts and willie disposed Of IL desired. The payment
&" ihr purchase money be made by instruments wi "A
very ii!"ral credit, To be agreed of sale
the furniture and the stock ofcyery kind may sold with
the land.
have also for sale another OF rather more than zoo
acres iirce riles below Milton within Of the river or
us northern side which les we'll is good uality well
imred aud wstere, and has valuable vein Of lime stone
passing through it. This tract is divided into two farms
each l,ynS ON dwelling house worry cummodnus for
small family, with sary buildings Credit viii be
given Tor this tract in like manner, for The other
Persons inclinnhe purchase will address ihcrnselv
"Irc'y I" mo JAMES MONROE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
WESTERN AGENCY.

TINE subscriber agent number OF citizens of Vir-
Il ginia, having found il establish a
fee at the of Government in keuuchv procured
assistance with view ofeXendng his business and will
receive agencies for doing business all descriptions
tor selling land Investigating titles, prosecuting Suits pay
Ing taxes, collecting &C. To aid him in which, he
has engaged the best counsel in The Having
engaged in this business FOR five years neces-
satily compelled procure
the country with tract laid down. shew all
tue titles conflicting with it, and far these connections
CO. he feels strong confidence in his ability determine
their relative strength. These connections already
upwards of 900 miles the Ohm river they eraG-
oeipt OF agency for land, lie able determine the
strength of the title, and from his general acquaintance with
the country know the quality ohe land without much diff
hcufy The subscriber has also Office established in
owensborough the Yellow Banks where in his absence,
his brother, Philip Ttiplett will attend his business
and in his absence from Frankfort his business will be
Tended 10 10y Mr. A. T. Burnley Letters objected the
Subcribera Frankfort paid will be promptly attend
Ell TO- Application also be made Mr. Thos. Green,
o Richmond, Va who will male known the terms and is
authorized 10 enter into contracts for agencies.
ROBERT TRIPLETT.
NOTE-lt may not lie aniiss tn inform the citizens of
virginia who hold land and have in Kentucky,
lat their land I've lost for Of attention, by for
tenure Tor payment oi taxes, acts nj limitation in bring
ing SUITS and in opening DEGREES obtained hy default
times very mSy grounds death of witnesses, who
can now establish their claims, and in other Many
are already thus oShut supposed TO be lost which
might by good management be reclaimed.
April rs. IiN-tf R.T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
Vafao6Ie Real Estate FOR Sale.


TTIllE trac' OF land which Subscriber resides in
4 the county of BEDFORD miles frum New London.
mile from the Academy and ~ from Is oclburr, containing
about 1900 acres, between 800 aud fJJ cleared the
balance in wori-the whole OF FIRST land
except 20 50 and that excellent grain land This
land heavily timbercd, lies remarkably WELL
finely waterPi. fhc improvements valuable
and commodious, and the neighJorhoOd heahy, wealthy
agreeable
AlSo-A tract Of land lying Staunton river in the
coany ut phrll, called the Bowling Green within %
miles of Lynchaurg containing 1000 acres which abou,
450 acres cleared, large portion which r.i rate
Lunm land, admirably adapted the culture
The plantation is in fine order, well healthy
The balance of the land ia woods and
oil il tobacco land e the first quality
Aso-Nnoher tract at land the OF Cams bell on
wv creek, abnn three miles from Lynchburg containing
t7t very small portion cleared, which is fresh and
IN fne hearthe Teuaiurf /. mostly rich land ol
the irSt guar y,aud heavily timered wosd on hi,
tract is Of considerable prohwell vsaered and
several excellent mill seats.
have several other equally valuable teo p,sous
10 describe five lots IN the Lynchhurg three ON
the main street and TWO the hill.
The subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
property, wh'' he Offers rr sale the advantageous
terms small proportion o The purchase money will be
required ~ hnn'1 credit o one, and three wears
VIII he gwen T the balance For further particulars an.
p,ieatnu may e made the near ondon
or IN case OF absence 10 r Jesse irvine, The same
place WILLIAM IRVINE.
Ifly 10 "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
"a VALLE FOR sAI-E

VIE srriher offers this lice or any psrt OF for sale
g. r' 10 the county Of iojchand, near James river
,tusS "poFe the courthouse, and contains ahout one
nns'nd acres between gp and 100 OF which il III ]
' ,DH9nh5' The soil of the high land is NJ good quay
AP3rt ~ it considerably imirovefi and The balance
81 Che highest IMPROVEMENT ''"'' '"P'O'e
r ,ltnn isbe'irvc TO be more healthy agreeable.
To- "h " = c0mmodOus dwelling house with nine or
en 'ns and every other house necessary for lie accom-
Z .r,e, wy large family aud fir agricultural purposes
s.r,., a.. sue made known application To- the sub.
SVfile', living near the preriiscs " ~
uW'chlin1. June II. 19-ff l. n rEpc1-cCv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05

pursuance ola decree OF the superior of chance
" Tor the Richmond district pronounced on the 16th
ga ol June ls25' in the case Of cambridge Minge
Hiu on Monday the I'D day Of September next if fair
" not the next fair day. ghe front of Nblns Tay
~ te OF Petersburg offer for sale highest bid
ur ~ public auction for cash, tract of anh lying
."unN Ol Prince George, containing bOut acres
E 'e same tract 81 land purchase 10y john Dapdridgc
u,c' Hi john Minge, lying on Jines river in Brandon
the river. 4 GUFNHANr A. = - - =, ~ '
july 49, D'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
FOX RENT OR LEASE,

III AvEtN at Dinwiddie Couriirousc there ,s sui
"'tAl lanu attached oit high state or improve
he a. " grain enough or the The piace. il sbo aid
- m u an having family 10 educate
n w, r'g"laieh academy within few hundred yards ~
s-t o' GOOD leather beds, and great number og
~ ICY na would suit che rertor n The above rropery
49, vented '} October court il will no se No. q,
80 o.e'r on ihatday. Persons disposed 10 rent can
"Ipuoa'on to ne, resting on the premise. '''
JAMES SCOTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
CLOTHS ~ CASSINERFS

FUST imported in the Ship Genrgiana at Civ Point
rom Liverp"ol-The subscriber is just receiving by
the Nove vessel few packages of first rate blue HACK
ard fashionable fancy coured CI Otis X CASSIMEUFS
ett from The manufacturers Of Thumas Sheppard and
Au'uh brothers Il Co. These goods laid in on the
very lowest terms, and manufactured to his order
consequently can make them up very moderate terms
anu recommend them 10 his customers and Others wanting
such goods from whom he respectfully solIciis a call
THOMAS LAMBERT, Merchant Tailor.
- 4 handsome assortment of HEAOH-MAUE CLOTH
lN7nd every other article in bis line constantly on hand
July II. litr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
CARKIAGES-

THE Subscriber returns his
~-TyyS thanks 10 bis friends and the pub.
Se@rt< a-zsAiic generally, for the very liberal
sI4x59- encouragement he has received
S,2Sg ~ for number Of years back md
informs them that he his nov
ready and will continue Keep good assortment Of car
RIGGS and gigs for sale. his mnnuaci0ry a. miles west
Of Peer.burg Va which for durability, neatnes ana good.
ness 81 materials, viii be warranted equal anf WORK
from The Philadelphia market, and ~ prices low work
OF the same hint be obtained from tha, city which
unqcsonabiy has the preference any other place in IN
United States for sell made carriages.
TN constant supply the above work viii be kept Tor
sale opposite the Union Hotel iu Petersburg. Va.
STERLING WOODWARD.
- Orders from any part Of The country. addressed M
Poplar Grove post Office Duwiddie county Va viii be A.
tended Co with punctnality and Dispatch
Poplar Grove Mo iii-wi2jn g W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
FROM SOITTu Aurn1c,

SAtFN, July 25.--By Capt Pagc. arrived
here this day, from Moro de Paulo, we learn.
mat he lrii there June l2ih, at which time the
Cny 81 Bahia was still bescsed by the Brazil.
"ns 'hrFe was ireqnent skirrnisbing, but no
S'Uri' ~ engagement had taken place. Gene
raj Lahitul was arrested In his quarters hv
his officers, about thc frsi Of May, upnn sus-
Picion ~ an intention NJ bclri<ine hr Brag;i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
BY he GOrerH0 ofhhe Commonwealth of Vire ina
A PROCLAMATION.

M HEKEAS II has been represented the executive by
W the Jaor OF buckingham county, that Christopher
Johnson aud James Smith, confined in the ail Of the
county the hTs named, committed charge OF murder
ana the last named for larceny against whom verdict
rendered at tie superior but
eged nl"rmaity r the proceedings, he retained in
jail did on the night of the 9Th inst make their escape
from The jail aforesaid and going at large have
therefore thought proper, with the advice Of council
oi state 10 offer reward of hundred dollars each
or eiher o. them, TO person persons who will ap-
prehend and convey them either Of them the county
oi buckingham And do moreover require all sfc ers
evl and military and eXhort the good people Of the
monwralih TO Use their best appreend the
sad ugves that they he dealt with the aw directs.
Given under my hand Governor, and under seal ~
the commonwealth at Richmond, this 18th day OF
lSeai.l July, 1928.
JAMES PLEASANTS. Jr.
u Christopher Johnson Is about years OF age feet
hgh, or upwards, stout made rather torBuent soops
tue shoulders short black hair iucining small black
eyes, roman nose, long chin and small mouth
speaks low and generally through his nose. very for.
bidding cnuneuance.
James Smith "a freeman Of roour) is about 80 vs,rs o
age, dark cOmpeXun about feet high very strsir and
spare made low forehead recently discharged from t,.
Peuenary here he has been confined Al three different
tne, twice from the city of Richmond and once from,
Petersburg for felony He carried away win him loose
brskn big coat, with large cape pair Of casne
pantaloons and other clothing. 2O-w4w
COMMITTED To- the Jail of Fryrrick county " a 0egT,
periy of Mr. Buchanan Of Georgiahe said .d Is aiou
~ or % years OF dark compoxon about feet or
inches high clothing much TIE owner Is re1uese,
20 come forward pay charges and take him awav or es
he will he de, Il with as the law directs.
Iuy 8. t1-wf2w CHARLES UULEr. J,or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
SEASONARLE GOODS

RNr'h"i Y HALL .tLSON have received, per the
tobacco Plant. Win mia niher recent arrivals Com
49, fprk 9nd Philadelphia. elegant and general ssort-
ntt oil STAPLE L FANCY DRY GOODS ard will
'ne 10 receive such goods A. may BE- necessary Ia rem
gtt a'Soriment az nll times complete rs possible
Iiirhmond Iuv IS. o. .,
et i'h Ausoet, sneil leave Richmond for Kpntuc ky
usnuemen having business 10 transact in nr nenr 4,
terms WIZ u,", a. '''J'es on Iefsunhhie
july .. "''" Oii'''"hSi'A1 NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
RANDOLPH'S REPORTS.

TUST published by Peter Coon and for sale his Law
~ and Miscellaneous bookstore Reports ofCases rued
aud determined in the Court of Appeals Of Virginia. bv
Peyton Randolph, Attorney at Law, volume l. Price six
doaES, bound in calf
n H. The above volume brings the Virginia Reports
down to the present time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05

VIE uscrher tenders ~, service. Agent and Aorne,
y To Investigate and prosecute all hind ofIand claims r.,
nave I1nds poce',oned taxes and do whatever naS
he necessary the property for the owner An I'M
mense property ia Kentucky and Ohio Lands has
been lost 10 of Virginia the negligence and inn
rance OF the owners and the irfdey OF agents which
might yet be recovered ifiudiCousv pursued And much
is ia danger Of being lost which NAV he secured At
neen sold for the sales invalid aud the land NAV
be recovered! ''
The late decision Of supreme court Of ti,e limited
states declaring void the laws Kentucky made To pro
iect he occupants OF lands Obstacle which has
prevented the prosecution nf ndny claims which viii nav
be OF great value, but which worth pur sun b
governed b, the principle Of the Kentucky laws The hest
clims are oiten lost for iuduus preparation nC
the causes Tor trial, which IL j. impossible persons NJ
distance, or those with hisincs at Kind
% make and without witch ali the talents Of the r M
ect nothing The subscriber has had ample experience in
this Kind Of business
For the convenience Of such persons IN yrpin re
wish to employ hini the subscriber engaged the as
lance Of Mr. fhOmns Miller clerk In The registers oGcr AT
tchmnud- who will receive applications upon business and
spulate the terms NJ compensation and who from his
great eEperness w business and intimate Acquaintance with
the land law acquired bv long service Inv the regiers or
fee viii he able ~ render the most important assit,nr
10 claimants IN presenting prnrer view offbeir c,im M
miller may be ALWAYS found the Registers ni~ betv cen
Tie hours of A. NJ. ard T. NJ Letters addressed t hin,
dod publ and others. will c attended tn Apniie,f
20 F4nkort, or 10 Colunius Hickman county fentcky
Mt MiLer VII not application 10 milf.
7rt lands wing west Of Tennessee river IN Kentucky alb
such must be made directly 70 the srJsc,iher.
JOHN S. HERRING.
reference Is made Hon. Francs r. Brooke ION Vim
10. Cne; eeu.JHmn Breckenridge. Hptcourt Gen Gam,
mel Blackburn, Bath BeniamiB W. Leigh uirhrnuuI .
Chapman johnson Brecoe g.. Baldwin. Staunton a..
Henrre Loyal, Norfolk aud Col. David CampbsI oil
Abingdon, W.. W
ApIi u fff-u,r,,
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BY RITCHIE q GOOCH. !

II The ENoUIpEI, is published twice week general
iy and three Times week during the the
Lsgis'afePrice, the heretofore, Five Dollars per
annus payable in advance. Notes Of chartered specie
paying hanks (oH,y) will be received The Ed
itors will guarantee The safety OF RENTING by mall
the postage ofai letters being paid by the writers.
" No paper viii lie d.seontin but the discretion
OF the Editors until all arreaages paid mp
Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shall have a tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1F One square, or iesstirst Insertion, rs cens-each
Continuance, So cents.
No Advertisement inserted until either been paid
fc assumed by person city, or envrons
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Y0lnable James Rirer Lnnda Lor Rcnf-

'''-''O'C SNNtS IAtCfT LSIftU3 JOT GP1t.
pursuance OF order Of the superior court of chan
Gerry Tor the Richmond district made 18TH day of
sWe 1870 IN the uf at Hancock and adj shall
on ursay the 7 day oAuqust next the front door
w .' 'ge Hotel in she city OF Richmond offer for rent
rom t 81 January 82i until the day Of January 1925
tue At,M on which NJ w Hancock now resides being "A
Ps o Tie tract called the Fats plGninlion the county
Cnslehel, containing between 500 and goo ncres The
PERI" reuing TO have the privilege of seeding n crop of
sN' gram this fall reSerying THE right Of any
@ tenant 20 seed small grain in the fall az az The rent
security viii be required.
July ~. 2t-6t T. GUFRRkNT N c r. Z, u 7,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05

M ILL be sold public ION al isuiSa CourtbouSe
Nv Friday 18th OF Aueus next being the week OF
below the Courthouse, the OF Northeast creek
and on the Elk creek road, which did benng James
Hrown late at Hanover county, deceased, "centy
brPn divided his deviSees and heirs contains
agretaby to the report of John Num- esq surveyor of
county, 1922 acres.
There variety Of and quality in this tract and on
It's good millseatand the neighbour ood is which
griSt and mill would be valuable. Nearly all the
nci IS in natural state covered with auSdance of fine
timber small part OF it, howe has within a few
been cleared its product paid well for the
labor bestowed it, and thereby proved this land
= wen worth the attention of those who wish supply
themselves. -
Mr. Num- WIN surveyed this land will slew its form and
give description of quality, person wishing pur-
chase. And NJ Whitlock lives and r. John
rommaSon and any other Of neighbours living near
IT, win shew it u any person who may apply.
THIS tract has been laid into lots various size
convenient To suit purchasers OF description.
The sale will he for very small part cash, meet
renses and the balance in three equal payments coming
due Isl January 1924, 25 90 And it viii be bv the
uiferNgned-i'"Tk Ntrtt William
Brown and commissioner appointed DEGREES of
Louisa county court rendered the 9Th this
month, one in the name Of Brown again Brown and
Tor The sale Of Up acreS and the Other in the
Cl"pton against Clopion and OTHERS OF 600
acreSahd ffNer ByOcn in his right and eN'or
' ga G'c'id James roMH decd r. srEEE GSovr
IN pursuance decree of The superior count 81 cia1-
for the Richmond district in the GRAY and
Pankey and others against Wilson C. Nicholas and Others
pronounced the i7h ddv OF June 1929 shall
sell at public auction, Charlottesville the first day
September next, of land lying miles from
warren IN the county Of AbcmRrle, containing 600
more or less, purchased NV w. G.. Nicholas of Porter,
John Carol and Abram Fades Also, another land
containing 800 acres less, purchased
Nicholas Of Jacob Kenny, and lying in the county
gS'ta inc safe VIII be credit of twelve months the
commissioner taking the purchasers bond aud seeuri
~, and retaining the title security for the payment OF
the purchase money Immediate possession will I've given.
JOHN IL. COOKE, Commissioner.
July 49, 21-tds
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July IS.
Lnnd, Negroes, and other ProperiQ for !NaIe.


Land Negroes, and other Property for Sale.
E(Y virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Newman
50 H. Roane, the first day OF December 1879,
recorded, TO the payment Of sundry money
therein mentioned' John Roane of King William county,
stall on the 18th day of September that being
court day. II fair If not the tar av thereafter In the
town OF Tappahanaock and county of Essex offer for
the rPi of land land other property therein spcce lying
and being in the lower parish oe aforesaid county
tanning by estimation 950 acres he the or
also between 10 anti 50 slaves stock OF descriptions
&c ms intended 10 be conveyed 10y the will of Newman
HrnckenbTough TO the said Newman H. Roane: the whole
Of this property hedby Lucy Brockenbrough during her
e therefore the reycrsonary interest only will be dis
posed of.
To capitalists the sale Of this land offers strong
meni 10 invest their funds il Is healthy,
within two or three miles o the Rappahannock river,
whence The most abundant supply of fine fish, and
crabs can be speedily and easily obtained arm OF the
Dragon Swamp passes through the ke tract
tanning by estimate 20 80 rich swamp which,
NAV he NJ smaexpense converted into meadow supe-
ror quality the Whole body OF the land Of texture
adapted 30 the cultivation OF corn wheat tobacco
On the day of sale particular description will
gwen the propery~w be offered for csi-nevertbeess
other arrangements offered they may attended
Such title only will e conveyed by The subscriber ms
vested in him trustee the validity OF which may be iuhg-
ed of by an exhibit on the day of sale.
July % 23-wtds JOHN ]. ROANF