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SWAIM'S CELEBRATED
Y Alta (Cin Al

SO Justly esteemed for the eurc
III scrolnla, hmss-Eyil, Khrumnlian, VI.
GERS. ir"meis, andHll diseases arising from an
impure state OF the blood, but more especi-
ally for Syph' les, Mercurid Diseases.
A. this Medicine is so highly recommended
by some OF the FIRST Medical characters in the
United states, such a. Chapman, Gibson, Sc.
IL can be safely taken IN the above diseases.
For sale at the fhiladeph@ prices
WALLER II. MIDDLETON.
Sept %. isl5
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Ny. Raul G. CaheN

nFFElss his ser,ices as PHYSICIAN
~ AND SURGEON, To the citizens al Am.
herst. His re,.dpere is in New Glasgow
where he may be found At any time
November j. NisI3
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State OF Tennessee.

Giles Ciseaa Court, august Term, 1s.t
John Den, lessee of John Nelson.
plaintiff,
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New and Fashionable
JEWIILRY.

Il subscribers are now receiving from
n New York ard PhiadelIhia an addioupt
supply OF new and fashionable goods, consist
ing IN part otthe following articles
feafl, Paste, tllagree, ard Cural Earrings
Topaz, Garnet, Pearl and Paste Breastpin,
s'eei Earrings, Breastrins, Bits and Brace
Coral and fancy Necklace
Ladies and geutlemen's Gold PatentLeycf
and plain Watches
Fine Gold Chains, Seals, and Keys
Silver Lever, aud plain Watches
l1a1ed candlesticks and Casters, Britanla
Tcarots
Brass, plated and Britannia Lamps
Convex, Concave, and Green Spectacles,
silver and steel mounted
- Kogers 5 .iiaic Penkuiess, Razors and Sci"
sors
lemmine Needles GALL numbcrs) warranted
FIRST quality
Ladies and Gentle mems Pocket Books, nd
variety OF fancy and siapIJ. article, IN
tier line--All OF WHICH were carefully
selected by one o., the concern II bt
Northern maraets, and .umpose. fe
place. UNIV"
WI. ' VI Mho my feel disposed to purchase
as we al i determined 10 sell unusually low
WILLIAMS y IICIoh,
October % Is II
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NEW STORE.
Staplc and Fancy Goods

1--WE subscriber is now receiving, IN the
i house lately occupied by Mess camrbell
x Greenway, next door to Nessrs. Gait q Bull
Locke. a large aud genoral assorlmenl Of
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rhe Following property y.
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
Notice


"a virtue OF q deed OF trust cx evnied by
- Ambrose kucker, Tor certain purposes
therein expressed, and which is OF record IN
lie clerks Office Of The county court OF Ann
herst, the subscribers vii expose TO sale, by
way ut public auction, on Tuesday the 7lh
day 81 December nest, il fair, ii not the next
fair div. at the residence OF said Rucker, in the
conntysef Amherst, all the stock OF Hofses5
Cons, Hug mud Sheeg, a pokt Of OreH Also,
set OF BL.3Ch $MIUS' roofs, together
with grcat variety OF PL.iNi.3IION L
TEAS Sis, HOUSEHOLD ND hITCHIN
FCRAIfL4E, aud Il number of articles too
numerous 10 insert ia an advertisement.
TERMS al sums under $40, cash--oYer
thai sum "A credit OF IL mouth, will be given,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curiiy. The sale will be continued from day
70 day ill all is sold
JOIN MILLER, } r.,,,,,,.
j. X EDLEN, s'
November 10. wtds1f
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Office

\ Ill persons having clrims against the
4 estate 81 DR.. William Hereford, dec j,
late OF Henry county, are requested 10 bring
them forward, duly autheal icated for adjust
mrnt, 10 the subscriber, on or hetore the first
day OF Henry Jannary court, rs after tlat time
The subscriber will have me- resources III bis
hands TO meet them. This notice will be
plead in bar against sill claims brought matter
that time. ROBERT G.. PAYNE,
3i'ng .ldm'r 81 Nm Hereford, der'd.
November ,. W.}ps
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Eor II NMnaWay.

II UNANAl on Friday murninS the 9th
L inst from the bateaus ouw bich he was
working, On James river, thirty miles above
Richmond, young negro man, NAMED BOZ,
about twenty Yeas of age, of small stature
yellow complexion, straight, black hair, some
what OF the appearance OF an indiaus, speaks
slowly, almost druninF, has al first view of
hima simple appearances, that on examination
will be found 10 he siireu d aud intelligent.
do not know II he has any flesh marks about
him. lie Nas raised by Mr. Jefferson, al
Monticello, in Alhemarlc, who sold him 10
Il NJ. W ent, who sold linn 10 Mr.. Mckinney
OF Chaf ottesviile, of whom purchased Inn
the frs, Tuesday in last month. lie has rela-
tons al Monticello, AT Mr. Jefersou's planta.
lion near Lyuchhurg, in Richmond, at Mir
Ihomas Mann Randolph's plantation, near
Iuckahoe creek, few miles above Rich.
mond, and al Wilton, below Richmond. l
t.;@s il most probable he i making his way
either 10 Albcmarle, or the plantation near
Lynchburg. lie ran away from Mr.. Wheat
about Il year ago, and endeavored to oct 10
Pennsylvania, but was unprecedented | ~,
give Fifty Dollars reward tor apprrl Ill,
and delivering him TO me at the y roiu;a Hi'i,
IN the county OF Buckingha,n if ,nLan ,,,,
tine state, aud reasonable trareIling er, o''
ta'd, or Zen po',,rs it taken within The stale
ona secured n Jail, SO that get him again
sta Reasonable travelling expenses, if brought
Enme ASBtiRY' CRrSSt,Wo"'
Aug, Il wtf3
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Notice

rs hereby gwen That all he Cells m he
Ltadtic Hospiid, IN The city Of udisms-
tpfg, ere .occipied. aud ,hat no more patients
(Aiaie OF female, will lac received into sait
Hospital, Gntil some of the said Cells are va
emit, due notise,uf which wut he given,
by order gf.iho Court Of DisHcioes.
LEO. HENLEY. {. e. -.
Williamsburg, Feb. ~.
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EaN and Winter Goods.

AMONG HHICH 1RE-
eus.a III. al l.t,.t eroad,lotbs
p''e ~ M, .aa,,,,'es.s
% ~ CHI
rs1s;,.a,,s
s ~ az "''u ~.
up e'
al,.sai,t"
Il.,aais
eart;ng md Dr,nerv Rsizes
u9N'''','a n.;'.,
Pr, "r1l s o',., p'.,nl'a1,,tes
u,.,,,t,,zaens
,a,',""I'.,. uis,.l.
- ~,
,,,..',.'
.G.,lr.f';a n;,,;,,.
,,t;.,' :. 10, III - r..,;
' - ",,u 49, % Do"'e'''''
,v -" 1850
:, - ''stn" u"
SIT I N"'o''
f;iayes
An eIepauf assortment If Cnliroes
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Mugs AMI Medicines.
cssas,
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,


IHEClRl IND DRUGGESF
HAS received directly from New York
4 and Philadelphia, "A supply Ot DHU G. ),
aud fresh Family MEDICINES, of the purest
quality, which will be sold at the Richmond
prices.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants aud Others who buy large quantities,
and cannot ut all times find IL convenient To
pay the cash, can hc supplied on ii liberal ere.
dit, where pullotualiiy Is observed. Families
ia this town, aud its vicinity, supplied with
medicines putNp, in The incest style, PAYABLE
bali Yearly.
He hns also received. ffnglish aud Ameri.
can White Lead, gronsd IA oil dry ditto
spanish Brown, in oil day ditto; Ncl-
low Oehre in oil dry ditto; Spirits Of
rupentne Linscrd oil Venetian Red ,
Red Lead Prussan Blue, No | and , sn.
pertor Chrome yellow Patent Green; Spruce
EttloW Dutch Pink ; Mineral Green King
Yellow Rose, Pink, lythargc, English and
american Ntrmilion Ivory Black Paint
brushes OF every description English aud
American Terra de SiennR Black Lead :
Ianzl black Turkey l1mber Gold Ieaf of
superior quality Silver ditto Spanish Viii.
ting Paris ditto; American clue superior
Blue smtlts A'umice stone Coach Copal
Narnish Furniture ditto Gum CopaI Ground
Camwood -Stose Oehre Logwood, ground
aud in sticks, &c. &c. together with every
other Paint aud DYE stuff NOW in use 4
more complete assortment OF goods in his line
never has been offered IN this market before.
aud he earnestly solicits his friends and the
public 10 give him call, 10 whom he returns
his grentlul Acknowledge for past patron
age. Aug. -
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Col0ureA Cloths and Cas-.
SimeYeS,

ME have aust received a ncat assert.
w nent OF fashionable colored CLOTHS
an CASSIMERES, which we offer at ex
trcmcly low prices.
Mckee, ROBINSON & co.
November .. tsqG
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PRIME GROCERIES.
additional Supplies.

H'ilE subscribers have LATELY received,
Il additional supplies Of slnost every
description OF eoods IN the dry goods line,
Aud aiming them many desirable artiel, $,
adapted to the present season, which they
would be pleased IL offer friends and Gus
toners, at prices when they hope viii
please. W. MCKEE X j. G. MEEM
November o. s2G
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FOR RENE.
SPLENDID aSSORT.HE.S'T or
il. W Il l. Il Y.

TollN Z. HUNT hn, INST received
- Splendid addition of JEWrli2'f, OF the la
fest fashions, rendering his assor,d1e.,t com
piete Amsng other alsiNes, he has on l1no
Gold and silver Patem Lever WATCHES,
and SILVER PLATE 81 every description
lie Will dispose vi ms stock ga tue most no
dcraie ierns for cash II 0ct.l2
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nNESMGS.

DAINT, scrnhbing, Shoe, Sweeping
i Whitewasl, Shaving Crumh, Dusting
ETY. Of FANCY SOAPS, Walls, sc. just re-
ceiyed AID for sale by
18oMAs ] prFAL.
Sept 10 Is
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NoNng Slaves,


haze reeeired a supply IF minier 'ffa'A'.
SPtrmaceh Lamp OIL, tfsi quaitg. ,ras
Scot :. WAITER IL, A1DHLLIot'
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TRUST Sale.

INUcT lS.II.Es
by virtue of deed of trust executed
- 10 lis by DR., Josiah Morton, dated Nv
lsth day OF November, 1923, and duly r0co'
ded IN the county court OF Pihsylvan'a' W
snail proceed TO sell, AT public auction 10
cash, on thursday Tile 2nd day OF Decen'''77
next, at Natkins's Store, in Patsy wanna
valuable
Noung Slaves,
TO wit: rhili, Isaac, Tom, jim, Lila, 7"l}
and Amelia, or so much thereof as viii l .i
necessary to satisfy the purposes of tue s' is
trust. Acting as trustees we shall convey SUI
title only as is vested in us.
clio. TONNES,
&C. sHELsof..,
October % wtds II
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TRLST s.lLE.

s1sfHsf4s
DY tiriae Of deed ri trust exceeded BY
ID Nathaniel itives 10 David ~ ( isrk aud
Rice Garland Zoe pufpases therein mention.
Ell hearing date HE i'al irbruary, lh2o, aud
nf record IA kncsinel an county, \. Z. ae
shall proceed - SELL i. tt honse Of Tie said
NalilAniel I,ass, Oh MONDAY, the 81 das oi
| January 80,
4 Tract of i.ana,
adjoining the lands .hefeen The said MYes
nom resides, containing LII nrrcs--
One other Iract,
on Smiths ritcr--enda tCf on the Mar
ROY hone road ~ said eanuty--oNE IN.
pkui I'D aud iour nHiHffrased LOIS, ~
the town 81 Lrsksyiile--l llofse, ] cart aALi
Steers, number VI Books, with variety ol
household and 0iAefluiniiure speeihed IN said
trust, aud
Twelve Segroes.
Terms cash, or bonds negotiable at the
Stats bunk Of Nc, W doubt IS entertained
a. lo the litlr OF the property, yet The Trustees
will only convey speeiall y--~sale by consent
DAVID II. CLARK, and
RICE GARLAND, Trustees.
b. has dgtai J4urs i. MoniueAp,N
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On Thursday.
Ehe 2oth Nosem'r Next,

M ILL be drawn, in the city Of Rich
w mond, TIE rich scheme OF the
Quanlico Canal Lottery, 4th class
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tTxgE MONITOR.
SELECTED BYA FEMALE CORRESPONDENT.
THE CANISTER.

The first accents which Adela St Pierre ever
heard from the lips Of her parents, were those by
which they taught her to.honor God and her knees
were bent and her hands clasped in the attitude OF
devotion long before it possible for herto know
he object of prayer. They loved indeed to see her
reearse those of piety, which, they trusted,
she would act on the stage Of life. She lived with
them therefore, as in temple, and soon felt every
where that fear of doing wrong, which the
worst will sometimes feel in places sacred to reli-
gion Those who are the ftcst for eternity seem
often to be first called to the cnjoyment of it. Her
father died suddenly of fever, when she was ten
Years old, and her mother did not long survive him.
The desire Of her parents had been, that Adeia
should be sent for the completion of her education,
to the place Of her birth-a spot less retired and
romantic than her favorite villa, Ellora and
whore person resided every way fitted for the
task. 1t was there she became an enthusiast in
nature, and it was there she made her own those
principles which the last breath of parent had be-
queathed her She at first respected religion for
their sakes, and then loved ii for its own. At the
age Of eighteen, however, she was summoned to
the house of one of her relations, who had under
taken the charge of her He was man singular in
no respect; but one, who, living in capital, walk
ed with the great herds of il, neither bending to the
right hand nor to the left to take an unusual step IN
the way of virtue
AS Adela quilted those oaks which, from child,
had waved their broad arms over her in defiance Of
the tempest, she thought whether the world would,
amidst its storms, provide her with friends such
as These and as they bowed their tall heads to the
passing wind, she acknowledged it sort of 81
lent language, by which they babe her FAREWELL
IT, said she to her melancholy companion, 'the
spirit could take any visible FORM you would often
see me wandering amidst these shades we have low
ed together eli not, Yplied heragcd friend, Il
shall expect the spirit elsewhere She soon left
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ing look behind which they cast who are passing
when our opinions sit loosely upon us and when,
if the feelings to take deeper hold, still they
are ready to quit it for any object. 1t is not
matter of surprise, therefore, if she had not been
long placed in her residence when she began
to feel the influence of that fascination which the
walls of great city are known to exercise upon
.hose"~hoh ftff'ey cncrc: The child of solitude,
indeed usually goes into the world unfit for the
conflicts of it. AS Adela had always been acc,ls
toned to find her pleasures in the field of her du-
ties She never vcntured to separate them; and thus
not stl5pecting that what seemcdthe happiest might
not always be the best, she did not scrupulously
examine the amuscments proposed to her. And be-
Sides she had now exchanged the rocks and trees,
her former companions, for living creatures, she
caught something of the surrounding animation,
and began rather to court dissipation than to retreat
from it.
During this time, although the principles she had
at first learned, filled as large place in her eye
ever, she naturally did not call them up to herv
as frequently as before She had not indeed aban-
doned them; but She had in degree laid thr'nb BY,
| little thinking that negligence is scarcel, fatal
to them than abuse lnthis fatal v scur dc
| Nalcour was introduced. He was a MAJ, TO whose
person and mind nature had given the most noble
| and masculine fcatures but she could not climb to
Heaven to steal for him that sacred fire, without
| which, man had better have continued to slumber
amidst his fellow atoms in the dust Religion, how
ever, WAS scarcely missed in him.
-Frcn whose lips
Flowed cloqucncc, which, like the vow $ OF love-
Could steal away suspicion from the hearts
OF all who listcned.'
Adca, who had studied man only in solitude, view
ed him she would any other production nature;
and, if the fruit appeared fair, at pronounced
the tree to be good.
Every thing in the mind of De Nalcour was upon
a large scale. His passions strong, his imag
nation warm, ard his energy ever awake 1t per-
haps arose from this, that every day gave birth to
scheme, and that he seemed restless, till
some object or employment was found vast enough
to seize upon his mind, and fill it. His quick per
ception Of merit placed him at the side of Adc-
Ia, and his arlour and attractions in two months
made her his wife. AS they stretched their hands
the altar, he said, in that gurative language
which was peculiar to him-'The flames lighted
| ward 'Ycs she said, because they each tax
ing their way to the same. heaven De Nalcour
smicd-but he had thought his image more signif-
cant of love than of religion. Every circumstance
had consnred TO Law asleep the nrncjDles of Adela
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! of ', gorous constitution, that they
| sure soon to awake ard arise and make themselves
| felt. If she had married man without religion, i
was not because she fora moment undcrvalued it,
but because she gnorantly imagined religion to be
too excellent to have few friends at least De Val
cour too good not to be amongst them. If She ever
suspected him, she yet charged his tailings to the
vehemcncc of his nature and his want of opportunity
| Love- she said with you my De Nalcour, is the
| best school Of pety and if | have his heart in my
hands, can not mould it as will p Love has Of
ten been called delirium and as when a ttycr
is off, the body feels doubly its first weakness and
disease, so the soul is much itself, the
conscience so delicate and severe, as when this
tai dclirium has, in any degree, cooled. TO this
state Adela was brought by marriage. 1t had no,
diminished her affection, but had sobcrcd 1t, am,
thus restored it to what It was. Although De Va.
cour was far too watchiul Of her happiness TO Snc
any direct wound to her feelings, still there is nIc
| ligion or rregion, kind of ouniprcscncr, b,
which they seen and felt in every thing viii !:
their possessors say or do She saw, therefore.
that if she attempted to touch the string religion,
there was within him nothing which answered.
that whilst She hoped to walk a stranger AID pii
grim in this world, he made it his home that if ll-
did right, it va, frequently without motive, orfrom
false one. 1t WAS plain also that he did not love
her for her piotl, but rather winked 4, that VI
viewed it as kind Of dead weight, which her 9th,
cxccllencies alone could balance. Bat Adcl. lo1g,'
| De Nalcour with devoted Fondncss, and She hci'
every nerve to tie task o.: rcch,iming him ~,
sometimes attempted to fore, bIt ofencr to ,uG,'
way to his hcart-and she never forgot to be
| wife because he Was not christian. She hoped ta'
there wa, some notifc cation Of an am, o'.s mind,
| BY which mig ut aspire to an union via t.pl; an.
that the eye which rejoiced III every vast obiee'
would naturally rest itself upon eternity. But Ste
was deceived, Religion seemed, in his eyes, to dy
grade every thing which it touched. Although IL
looked above the world, he never lookeIto hcavoH
| For some Years then, he met her arguments and i.
affection when employed in the service OF religion.
with almost equal insensIbty. Nor this All. |,
was impossible for such mind Is his to find a St,
tionar1 point and there WAS, therefore, sca,ccE
hdc. In short time lie found his little belief /,
burden to him, and he became the last have 4s:c
| with how lofty nature he endowed. His horr.
and pro- ects were such as might be expected ti<'
one thus constituted and did not accommodate ticn
selves to the dull realities Of life Shall VIC Womb,
them that the visions he sought continually cludcd
his grasp This by degrees, however, soured lis
disposition and as tfc space between the opposite
extremes IS sedan great the once sar,fru,. ~
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FORTRESS MONROE,

Nov. ~, 1924
THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals iii the
irs at January next, Tor the supply OF sixteen thou.
sand pcrcbes u TONE for The service this Fortress
and ten thousand Tor that OF Fort Calhoun Grin Ka,
Shoais) edeliveries To be made follows, viz:
Al Fortress Monroe, hef0f- the expiration OF rerctes
tie quarter ending on i.. onh June 1925 { 1900
Al da do during The succeeding qaar;cr 7uUU
AT ITO ,o during The last quarter OF the yr. 200j
~ Fort Calhoun, before the expirationof The
quarter ending the 50ih June, 1925, $500
AT do do during the succeeding quarter
endag the sUh September 5000
At do during the Whole vi the last quar-
ter OF the year 25co
The Sione he of the very best building and uf The
most duraoe lualitteach stone have good ami
Hceshe ispeth mud breadth lie grrner thn n and To
bear such proportions TO the thickness TO admit az
good bond, anu ID be 81 such sre require Al eas,
Two men to- lift IL.
The inspections to he made exclusively by the Enri
neer ohcer a each post 10y s.ch other person as may
he nppoint-d by him To discharge that duty.
Proposals VIII he received either hole
q" StOHe reluiret Tor such thereof each
poser is willing to undertake.
Security, To the of third Of each
will he reIuireG, and or tue person, is,en,Ied
10 he Offered securiiiesor faithful execuion OF an,
part, or for the whole o the rt must he
with the prorosais Separate ARTICLES aud bond, will he
entered into iOr each paec-i.
Nov. IS. so - ,'ss,n
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EDUCATION.

4 RESPECTFULLY inform the public that NV scbeol
Tor the year 1922 viii he op.ned the i7lh OF Janu
ary, ana closed on the i7th Of December vacation oi
weeks viii he given in the summer conmen ON I'm,
18Th OF June. The students will he Instructed the Geek
Lain ana Enghsl Languages, Geograply, the Elements
III deOmeiryhnd Arithmetic Any distance
ing disposed tn in'rust me with the their children
~ ect 'se'r letters To PoitesViiie Louisa The
o. ms School IS perhaps, as healthy any in Virginia
The wafer Is excellent.
My price Tor Boar,i, the student fnr sbjno his
own bed aud towels, will he Z $50
furnishing the same, 20
Tor Tuition, o,
Louisa county, Va Dec. H. a.; q, ~
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TRUST SALE.

* virtue .. deen at trust executed by Henry Skip
as1, ana LOT ie purpose, therein mentioned viii lie sold
on tue premises ON Tuesday the 2fst OF next n,on
cenber lair II otherwise the next fair doy ,,a, .a,
va,Iaols 'anaon formerly the residence Of sad Skip
WIN ceu inuan Oamp, lying in Powtatan Comfy con
tanning Nv estimation 1900 acres be the same ,r,re -,
sSs 'oIia sot lien in favor of the Literary Fund
Ns ' IT,, ISs saves Jack, Sawney, Isaac, Robin
nspy, Betty Rose AID her children, and Deb-aso al
'' r 90 ss,y Nv s,srp'lon 90 the said plantation.
ie'ns y" oaeny ine terms OF the deed the prone rty
=. "e so for ready money; but should the
, m 30 ~ consent the Land viii sold n ere
u 70 ne declared ON tie day al Sae-,l. p,yso.nJ mr.
P n 80, "a SAFE 60 be continued ii necessary
NUM- N"' ~ "'' v"s we Mboie is disposed OF.
SahUEL TAYLOR
November 10. 'i" ~,