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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16
PUBLIC SALE

\ , Y virtue Of decd Of TRUST executed TO us nv
~ Thomas Harris dated the 3Oth of November
1921 and recorded in thc County Court Of Cumber-
land Tor purposes therein mentioned shall sell to
the highest bidder at Public Auction for cash on the
premises on Che 25th day of May next the TRACT Of
LAND whercon the said Thomas Harris now re-
sides lit Cumberland equity containing one hundred
acres, lying in the fork of Williss River and adj
joining the lands of Daniel Mayo and WIN. CARING
ton, being the tract Of land formerly owned by Sam
uel Boatwrigh; the title vested in the Subscribers
viii be conveyed to the purchaser.
WILLIAM DARLINGTON,
PAUL J. CARRINGToN. trustees
March % w8w&17
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Rom a., .N,,r-York pntriot.
yss seANp,sAvrAN's SONG nxromr RATTLE.

sE soANDINAvIAN's SONG nRFoHE BATTLE
Oisn, mighty god OF war.
Listen 20 the warriors prayer,
Who never shrunk from bat,le-jar,
When the raven fiap'd the air.
Thou who can'st the Runic read,
And make the rafting tempest stay
Thou who drink'st Immortal mead,
In the halls of Valhalla:
When the Valkyres doom the slain,
lie, them not pass thy suppliant by
lie may not NEE: such chance again
For death and Immortality.
When the shield and sword shall clang,
When the Raven croaks OH high,
Scalds! who erst SO lofty sarg,
Sing the warriors elegy.
Thou, whose reign is doon'd to last
Till the days of Sur;ur come
When the flaming world shall blast
TO death and everlasting gloom:
When the Valkyres doom the slain,
Let them not pass thy supplIant by
lie may not meet such chance again
For death and immortality.
fIcla, prophecies of old!
VINO slumb'rcst on thy magic bed
Awake and count me with the bold,
Their blood that shall in battle she'd
With Lcdbrog have glory brought,
But an I! his life has hapiess run
Then count me when the battles fought,
4 vicIm 10 a battle won.
When the Valkyres doom the slain,
Let them not pass Thy suppliant by
He may not meet such chance again
ur deu,n and Immortality. r.
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NEw-YoRK, April 3.
DEFEAT OF CAUCUS.
ECineel Of Icttey rece!red fran 4lbany, dated,
ThHrsd,ty, ne Isl inst.

EChEcE o. tCtteJ Ttce:ttd tram s1L6nHy, d0ted,
ThTsdt.y, he Isl inst.
'TAe Van Buren,, skinner, &C. iunto have had a
rnorIfying miscarriage here on Tuesday evening, in
their plans 10 abandon Gov. Yates and to sell the
Legislature 20 the Crawford party. The public was
prc nised that majority of the Assembly would sup
Io,t tic Caucu5, vixen behold, like the failure at
Washington, 2 majority of the Assembly refused to
20 into Caucus,-STxTY-ON members actually alb
Sentiug themselves. The good effects of this are
manifest; especially in the instance of Chancel-
lor SANFORD. The Chancellor has refused to ac-
cept nomination for Governor from peridious
party, who, after betraying Gov. Yates to ruin by
inducing him 10 oppose ;he People will, would fan
,t'cnejhcn their desperate cause by cajoug Mr..
SaniforG to expose himself TO a similar fate. But
Elf. Saudicrd is too sagacious in discerning the
SIGNS of the times, To- accept of such support. Ano
tie at;ciDpt nomination will be made to-lnor-
row evening By the Caucusites. But the advocates
OF the People rights united in their determine
ton to oppose wnOmsoeyer a Legislative Caucus
may presume TO nominate. The People have resoIv-
ed IS &c Disseminated, and intend to hu these eau
Gus dictatars from their assumed power. They will
as5uredly place the government of the State, only
III the hands of man known to be an honest and
faithful supporter Of the rights OF the People"
Patriot
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Cotton Yarn, Bar Iron,

COUNTRY STEEL, &c.
We hare Just receioed from .Ne,o York,
40 Bales Cotton Yarn, from No. to II,
lO 10 tons Bar iron,
do. Country Steel.
AND HAVE IN STORE,
80 barrels Loaf and Family Sugar,
300 casks Nails from the Belle Isle Factory, and
Freeborn's Patent Ploughs.
All of which will be sold low for cash or neoo
table paper.
BROCKENBRoUGH & HARvfE.
January ~. tsI
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Notwithstanding the ,onradiction, by a Florida
paper Of the statements Of the hostile intentions of
the Indians in various quarters, we are induced to
believe, by accounts from Arkansas and Missouri,
that ere long, frontier settlements will witness
the horrors ola conspiracy, which there is much
rea TO believe has been formed among the Indi-
ans. BY the last Arkansas Gazette, we are inform
eli of preparations by the settlers to resist the ex-
Dected attacks If the savages--no less than three
cavalry corps being speedily formed in the Terrific
ry with this intent. Under date Of Louisville Ken
eucky March p" we discover the following, in one
Of the morning papers " We have conversed with
sninteilg CANT senilensn just sTr7ca from Missouri,
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
A Y the request of competent number of the
IA Stockholders, and in pursuance of the rcquisi-
ton of the act of Assembly, passed on the 9th day
of March, instant, entitled, An act for extending
the Charter of the Farmers Bank of Virginia" no
tice is hereby given, that General Meeting of the
said Stockholders will take place at their Banking
House, in the City of Richmond, on Tuesday, the
9th day of April next, to take into consideration
the proprioty of approving and ratfying tic terms
of extending the Charter OF the said Bank.
p. N. NICHOLAS, President
March 10, 1924. tdm14
~ 1t will be necessary that all Proxies be given
after the .}lst Of March.
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AT Rules held in the clerks office of the Court
OF the United States, for the Fifth Circuit and
Virginia District, the fifth day of April, 1924
Malcolm Jameson and Isabella his wife, PINS,
against
Robert Gordon, and Janetta Gordon, Robert Cor
don, Isabella Gordon, James Gordon, Eleanor
Gordon, Katharine Gordon, Mary Gordon, Lilly
Gordon, and William Gordon, heirs of Janet Cor
don, the seven last named of whom are infants UNI
der the age of twenty-one years, and James Cur.
RE, junr, David Currie, and Ann Armstrong,
Defs.
IvNHE defendants, David Currie and Ann ARM
Il strong, not being inhabitants of the State, and
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
rity according to rule of the cour-On the motion
of the plaintiffs by their counsel, It's ordered That
the said defendants do appear before the said
court, at the city of Richmond the first day df
the next term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this Rule be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed i'll the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the oSpitol in the said city.
A copy, Teste, RID. JEFFRIEs, elk.
4prilo w8w21
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Sugar & Coffee

IaNHE Cargo of the brig Frances will be landed
N i'll Il day or two, consisting of
1o7 Bags PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
10 Hhds Jamaica Sugar,
Loaf Sugar and Window Glass.
We are now resolving. and will receive in DAYS,
100 Barrels Loaf Sugar, of various qualities,
900 Boxes Window Glass.
.Noncurc, Robinson & Peasants.
January 81. tS1
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March 30
UNIVERSAL HIT FARMHOUSE.

PENHlS Establishment is now open, and contains
n splendid assortment of HATS, from all the
principal manufactures III the Union, in addition to
those manufactured by the Proprietors-whi
offered for sale, upon terms which cannot fail to
please the purchaser. Perhaps establishment of
the kind, in this or any other country, holds
stronger inducements to the publicly ort
ders pu; up at the shortest notice.
Richmond, April 2. 4w20
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.4nimal Lifr.-The following is scale Of the a.
vcrage duration of animal life from the cele-
brated writcts on natural history. mare will live
10 years; cat 10; goat 3; an ass 30; sheep
10; ram IS; dog from ii to 90; bull Is; an
OK 20; swine IS; pigeon 8; turtledove 25 a
partridge %; araven 100; goose 100.-Eng. pa
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LAND IN GoOCHLAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue OF a deed oftrust Of record in Gooch
A. land County Court executed by William Guer-
rant and wife to Thomas Curd and William N
Miller conveying five hundred and fifty FIVE and an
half acres of land bounded by the lands of John
Curd decd Archer Payne and others for the pur-
pose ofsecuring the payment of certain sums of mo-
ney in said deed mentioned we shall sell on the
Odd day of April next, the premises for cash al
public auction, much of the said tract of land as
will be sufficient pay the balance that will remain
due and chargeabie OF the debts mentioned in said
deed oftrus, together with tie interest thereon and
the costs attending said deed and sale. Acting as
trustees we shall convey such tide only as is vested
i'll us by said deed.
THOMAS CURD, }Tr,s,.os
WM. n. MILLER. i'uS'ees.
Goochland March 23 1924, 4wI7
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PJRGLNJ.4 In The Superior Court of Cha,
ceyytor Ike District Of Richmond, 1914 Marcel
1924,

VIRGINIA. In he Superior Court Of Chan
ceJytor Ike District Of Richmond, 1871 March,
1924,
John McCredie and George McCredie, infants, by
VIM. Ii. Dyer, their next Piat,tfifS--A-
eAIysr VIM. d. Wren, Sergeant of tie CITY of
Richmond, and committee of the estate Of Nancy
AicCTei.ic dec. who was widow and admr'x OF John
McCrcdie dec. TscIamcr w oodson, Sheriff of Cum
berian1 county, to whom hath been committed for
administration the estate of james Peno, dec who
was adnir. of John McCredie, dec. and as exr. OF
George McCrcdie, dec. who was also an admir- Of
the said John McCrcdie, dec. Walter Dunn exr. of
JOHN Graham, William Long, Lucy X. Greenhow,
adnr K. OF James GTeonhow dec. and Beverly Ran
dolph, exr. of Harry IIetb, dec. who was admr OF
Samuel Clarke, dec...Dcfsndonfs.
Rctsey McCredie, Robert Sprigg and Polly his
wife, kidder Bell and Adalnda his wife.....Pinin-
fVS--AGAINsr Tscharncr Woodson, Sheriff of
Cumberland county, to whom hath been committed
for administrations the estate of James Penn, dec.
who was exr. Of George McCredic, dec. Walter
Dunn, exr. Of John Graham, dec. VIM. Long, and
Beverly Randolph, exr. of Harry fietlI, dec. who
was exr. Of Samuel Clarke dec..DefendaHfS,
AND Walter Dunn, exr. Of John Graham, dec....
PtdotiF-AGAINsT John McCrcdic, ir. and Geo.
McCredie, jr. Infants under the are of twenty one
years, two of the distributes of John McCredc,
dec and heirs, devjsecs, and lcgatees of George
McCredie, dec WIN. p. Wren, Sergeant of the City
Of Richmond, and committee of the estate of sacy
McCredie, dec. in her right, and as adrnr'x. Of
the said John McCTe6e, dec. Tsciarmcr Woodson,
Sheriff Of Cumberland county, to whom hath been
committed for administration the estate of James
Penn,dtc infIslt Of the said Penn as admir- of the
said John McCrcde, dec. and exr. Of said George
McCEedie, dec. and as guardians Of the infants Jno.
and George McCredic, jr. Williams long, Lucy X.
GreeHhow, admr'S. aud Ann Eliza, Lucy, James &
Samuel Creenhow, infants and heirs of Jas. Green
how, dec. Beverly Randolph, sxg. of Harry T{tfb
der. WHO vas A1mf. Of Samcci Cake, Ice. easy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16
HENRY GIBSON

" ILL in future attend the Superior and Infe-
v rior Courts of Cumberland county, in addi-
ton to the Courts held in this city. His Office is
Immediately over the store OF Messrs. Geo. Dyball
s. Co. ,
Mach 10. "A,
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WM. II. FITZWHYLSONN.

W VI III II u n J FI'lO4NINj
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNEE,
Has Just receccirod,
ETDINBURG Review, No. LXXVII,
"a Rocca's History of the French WARM Spain,
Bacons Abrdgement,
Revised Code Of 1919,
IIering's Justice, Tate's Digest,
Pcerc Wlllams's Reports,
Wasbington's Reports, new edition,
Laws U. States,
Munford's Reports,
------ General index,
Johnsop's Life of Green,
Burke's History of Viz. mia,
Raymond's Political Economy
Seybert's Statistical Annals with great variety
IF letter and other writing papers, water coors.
,pcctaclcs, mathematical instruments, pen knives
school books, sc. &r.
Afprch 10
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The celebrated Mrs. Montague in habits of
intimacy with the first wits and scholars of the age,
and was the reputed founder of the Society known
by the name of the (London) Blue Stocking Club.
This association was formed on the liberal and me-
rtorious principle of substituting delights of
versaton, for the absurd and vapid fvoltes of the
card table No particular attention paid to her,
but the conversation general, cheerful, and unre
strained, far different from what's acknowledgement
ing the company by satirist, who accuses them of
going TO barter praise for soup with Montague"
The of this club is said be derived from the
following circumstance One of their most distn-
guihed characters, i'll the early days of the Society,
was MIR. Stillingfeet, who always wore blue stock
ings; his conversation distinguished for brill-
ancy and vivacity, insomuch that when, in his abb
sence, the stock of amusement appeared deficient,
it was common exclamation, IRE can do nothing
tciHoM the blue stockings. And thus the appel
iative acquired, which is now become frequently In
use for all learned aud witty ladies.
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z. BAKER. DENTIST.

W. ILL Lave Richmond about tire last o
w May, and continne absent during the
greater part of the summer, till sometime in the
autumn. Due notice Will be given ofhis return.
April 13 w3w23
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Mccfedie, Robert Spsies, and psI,y his wiz. ~,
der Bell and Adalnda his wife, Samue lClarse- =
heir OF Samuel Clarke, dec. and James S,so,c.
Christopher Clarke, and John Galloway, surviv;ns
eSrs oil james Galloway, dee. and Mary c. Gallo.
way, admx. and George, Darlington, Ann Elix..
fayette, Sarah and Alvira Galloway, children and
heirs Oh George Galloway, dec. who was also one of
the exr $. and devisees OF the said James Galloway
uec' ana -- Read, admr. or exr. of VIM. Cali
ioway, senr. dec. who another exr. of the said
James galloway, dec. and the same John Galloway.
and WilliamC alloway, J ames Galloway. Henry r.
Galloway, Abner Galloway, Thomas Galloway.
Polly Brown, Lucy Galloway, William Lanrhorne
and Catharine his wife, George Steptoe. Robert
Steptoe, VIM. Steptce, Robert Penn and Lucy b;s
wife, VIM. Massie md Sarah his wife, Henry s.
Langhorne and FRANCES hn wife, Thomas Stertoe.
James c. Steptoe, and, Jas. S. Frances S. Mari M
julius ID. Frederick, Martha B. s. Francis ID. john
ston, children of Charles Johnston, Francis Thorn.
ton, Harry Thornton, James H. Fitzgerald and Eli
zaoeth his wife. Murray Forbes and Sarah his wife.
robert Thornton, James }. Thornton, 1Butler r.
thornton, - - and Catharine his wife. lata
Catharine Thornton, Elizabeth Alexander. Catba-
rine Adams widow of Samuel G. Adams, John Nor
ris and Nancy his wife, heirs and devisees of the
said James Galloway, dec...D ef.ndonts.
HE Subppnas ad Rsvivendum, heretofore A.
waIned IN those causes being returned executed on
the Defendants VIM. D. Wren and Beverly Ran
dolph, and they having failed to shcw suf6cien,
cause to the contrary, and with the consent of the
said Tschenar Woodson, and the said heirs and re-.
presentatives of George Galloway dec 1t is ordered
that these suits be proceeded in in the names of tho
present parties, and be in all things in the ss,nc
plight aud condtion as they In before the de-
mise OF the said deceased parties
copy, Teste,
WV. HENING, c. C.
COMMISSIONER Office,
Ricams&d, 22d March, 1924. (
The parties Interested will please take notice.
that have appointed the 18th day of May next 10
commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
order of the Court, OH which day, at O'Clock, AM
they are required to attend my Office, in this civ.
with their accounts and vouchers ready for ex,,,x
nation and settlement. Amos LADD, M. c.
The parties named in the foregoing suit. will
please TO take notice, that on Friday the 18th dsv
of May next, at the Office of Commissioner Amos
Ladd, in the city of Richmond, and between the
hours of o'clock, m and 6 o'clock, D. M | shslr
proceed to take the deposition of William Barrett
and Others and continue from day to y,until clo
sed, TO be read as evidence in foregoing suit nov,
depending in the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond district, when and where YOU NAV
attend If you please. VIM. H. DYER,
Qaw4w) Next friend of Jno. g. Geo. McCredic.
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NOTICE.

a COMPETENT workman in the House Car
IA Penters' and JoinerS Business, is desirsus of
being cmployed-he would prefer the upper country.
For particulars, enquire at this Office.
April Is. ts23
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The following is an extract of letter from gen.
iieman of Salem, dated at Cadz, Jan. %.
"Cadz is now completely under the controul of
France, and in commercial point of view, is no.
thing. Spain. indeed, as we believe, has fallen to
rise no more The formidable batteries of thi; proud
city are now stripped and harmless, and its inhabi-
tants nerveless under the bayonets of the French
soldiery. Two ships from n York Yourselves arc ali
the Americans to be numbered iii this spacious bay,
where, few years ago, seldom less than forty eai
could be counted at one time. No business is now
doing, likely to be done here very soon. Span
ish ia gun ship and brig have sailed on secret
expedition; from all we can learn, they arc to be
joine': by French squadron at the Canaries and
to proceed TO Lima with troops, cndeavor to res
tore that country TO the old order of things, the dcs-
potism of legitimacy 20.
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IL nibal, a general supply of Hard,oare, Cut
teryaad Snddie,y, comprising an assortment suit
ed to the present and approaching season.
ALSO, ON HAND,
Cut aud wrought nails from Cd, to sod. !;
wrought and cut spikes from 3 1-2 to inches !:
sheet lead, sheet iron, iron and brass wire rivets
selves, riddles, spades and shoveis, English bis
tered and cast steel, looking glass plates, EN-
merson's razor straps, Virginia fish hooks, an
wills, vises, bellows, screw plates, sedges and
hammers, twine, Kentish cap paper, .MIler's
scale beams, Dearborn's proportional balances
and general assortment of Castings, which are
offered ON reasonable terms, by
THOMAS A. RUST,
Sign of the Pad Lecl1.
March 30 4t19
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who STATES, tia, much aarn, was entertained by the
inhabitants upon the frontier, to the hostile in
fcnions of tie Indians. Their conduct lately, had
excited considerable suspicion, and fears
tcrtaincd, that they had joined in very extensive
conspiracy to make war upon thcwhte settlers. 1t
was thought the present force was not sufficient to
keep these daring and restless people in check par
ticuarly if the conspiracy should prove asexcnsive
as il was feared. There not more than 5000
men TO guard territory Of nearly 5000 miles, aud
keep in check upwards of 10000 warriors which
can be brought into tho field, by the suspected
tribes"
The Editor Of the Ohio Intelligenccr SAYS, that
for yearly year he has been receiving accounts of
Indian dsprcdatious aud hostities in different parts
of the country, south and west of his place of resi-
dcncc. "'fhe Indians" says he, almost every day
are assuming a more hostile attitude, and unless
speedy measures are adopted TO check their progress,
we fear the fur trade must CEASE, and all commune
cation with the Indian tribes be interrupted"
The st. Louis Enquirer denies the truth of the
statement which appeared i'll one of the Missouri
papers relative to projected expedition of Gen. At
kinson, for the Upper Missouri, to chastise the Indi
ans, and asserts that no such expedition is in con-
,emplation.-I5.
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\
himself at discretion; but some OF his adserents,
more sansunc of success persisted in refusing obe-
dienec.-A sufficient force had, however, been pro-
Surcl by the Executive, and % officers arrest
ed the principle ones Immediately tried by a
court martial and condemned to death. On the day
fixed for their execution, the Executive presented
themselves in the Hall of Congress- aud solicited
their pardon this granted so far as to change
the punishment of death t., Punishment. They
were sent off under un escort to Alvarado, and en-
barked in the American bdg Margaret, Captain
Hayes, destined, as reported, TO Colombia.
Peace being restored, the Congress took into
serious consideration the complaint OF the provinces,
and it was deemed prudent to acccdc to the wishes
of the people.
Still, however, it was thought absolutely necessa-
~ to make an example of those military chiefs who
had dared to insult the national representation by
| attempting to exact by force, the measure pro-
posed. However salutary might be that measure,
it was contcnded that it not for military
force to dictate laws to the nation the point OF
the bayonet. The Congress therefore punished the
of disobedience as subversive Of every principle
of good government.
In a few days afterwards, Don Francisco Arilli-
ga, the Minister OF Finance, u European Spanard,
was dismissed, and Don Antonio Medina, a native
American, vino had been minister under Iturbide,
was appointed to that situation. A general change
was Immediately TO take place throughout the pro-
vinccs and in future, Americans only are to be en-
ployed.
The Europeans dismissed, are to enjoy one third
of their salary for life, and ore permitted to remain
in the country, or, if they prefer it, leave the
country with their property.
The loan entered into with Mr.. Richards, agent
of the house of Barclay, Herring Richardson Il Co.
OF London for twenty millions of dollars has been
ratified by the London house, though accounts of
this event had not reached Mexico. and the govern
ment had been pressed for funds, that it had been
compelled to take up another loan for million and
half of dollars from another English agent by the
name of Staples.
Thus, the first attempt of the agents of the ador-
cd Ferdinand, has not succeeded, contempla-
ted. On the contrary, it has had powerful effect
in opening the eyes of the Mexican people, and its
government, and has also served to consolidate the
new constitution, which finally approved of,
and sworn to on the 3lst OF January.
Gen. Herrera had been nominate minister to the
United States, but he had declined the appointment
and 1t was generally supposed that his services
would be more usefully employed a the head of the
war department which he continued to occupy.
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ON THURSDAY.
M'TNTYRE,S
KENTUCKY LAND FOR SAFE.

PURSUANT TO the provisions OF deed Of trus executed
20 u Wy John O. Ltterage, Of lie county OF Hanover
n1' sen oY public auction to the highest bidder for
~ h"p1d on Monday the 2ath dry " April next At y
dayf5O acres land fnore or lrs wing and eine ON
we norih side Of Main Lcknghoe river IN Fayee county
~ tue STATE ot Kentucky The absve land granted
.he said LfePage by Charles Scott Esu Governor Of Ken
teesy 10y g1nt hearing date The 26ih dav Of September
is The land said he fertile and o great value
We shall rOnyey such title in rs bv the deed
ABOVE mentioned. RICHARD MONRIS, IT,.
JAMES LYONS, Jr. trustees
81, Sale will be conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE.
T-ffc