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PRSp0S1TS
P''Iiishing in the City n Richmond Jysetlv pss.,
ENTITLED,
THH HUS aAND T,sr n LY-

To BE desofed ryi-itre and nc - .
FINHE cultivation Of the Earth not lo,s art s; ~
a Ho' Ignorant who are blessed heath .eusb
etn excel DIES sIvsdy ranked a,isst the M - ri Z
the Many diGue4shtd men n, g 1s,I l a.
other ps'ts q the United STATE, have turned n la n
sgcuiur, Pur ylsauenP have been made h, he -
dnion ofie tarmefye ~ the grel, ,t,,, of I,,, SS
IS no public Journal which cokos, and Ii.tribr,s
Of farming both ~ theory and yractec Polif,es Es
and commercial reiys,apcr. afs ,vp.r, 49,, ie'arf
paper exclusively dcvo,d to subject interesting To- "
~ wi agriculture, and it, ct1ne 6 and
The climate sV'l ia Productions Of Tie country re ,n5
d@innk retaining enclosing aud snrichne buds; me
tnu arrangement ol h"fseN lack-chle, sttp til. r.
ing implements used ~ hr aholer; th9 cu!rc of fa irs
H. i,"' "''. ,'ic'g % impmiaui sub .-ts IN ,hie},
s a'm. las" deep nhertL wish establish p,,,er rs
[e ygner9le e',irgtog (n ope of h letters asar,.,
70 SrJ'4n 'i"-a'y dated zohIuIy 90 h7h rigi5. fs'o
IN 'fvor " agricultural Journals IN the fol,ou5r fs5
lAno" OF noPwfIi which more real and y,rr
ITS agriculture is i1c,J Of useful anrnsL and ~ Ds
- ertt nor eanI conceive any Plan oiore cnd
tx To view The actual state n them, M, N. So
.n 'g wn,ehi good aad bad habh ore exhibited in so-
Tic 9mcrcan taruer" published in Bsifi7,o-.. ~,
aus inl,n 'quant inie m9ton and ha. done eooi in Wire,
MAJ Dot the climate, o and production Vi our s GO,
guue more Prttosr notice, ba b. looked f,r In ,
bd 'Eeu PImsRaly 20 i' sehera Improvement Of 10,
9gsuuay 'hIoughou t9e Ctiied Sfatse 1huefotc rb,f
ach Of gratitude d knowedgcd Go the able hi iu5
o,o. o. we american r. ac' Is hp r..t to say a.
atS gereiins 70 Che Virginia Plautr ana ra,5nrr III
=. r ' ~ n uiogi euorts 70 saPply thillufrnafoB
We eoamoniy alssg. lie will rrcboty have s,.i,,e,
wording tnProvcDcnts IN Helhandf, - ="
FROM ven informed snd experienced Fsrners. cou.f.ur
on. OF auJ subjects 81 iDeier aud irprlfance In tfeg-
tufsi worid, vii be always hsnkhy rttritrd ~ m p. ;f
.onhanle o. he ge1ersl pek Il knowfsire and
lshea "nn pleasure Having such ld, and the pcii p,
re, The Editor ndolg' the sope ofherg usef IN r5sc
he great aseuiua a. igtert' of Yngnis ssJ ioin sIJ y
''"0''''D vac ''''''' OF u" ''''ve S''tsk >, -.
- CONDITIONS '"''"'
TIKI HU5B8NDn AZ viii he i,.,,r4 - -,
DOLLAR Ter sGnuu, payable al The fpira y. -. 80
nc dar OF ihr hr0 uoahef and sferlrsf yes tJ,ss-,
~ "il he printed on cutuc ttfs. r,rb e.-t.- -
n1s eight q""io puge' sod foyJ paper n srsfss,
Che ir'' number 'hal appear q, seos - m. .t..,;.,
ail Iu'iiiy tbe pfttsnsu '''f''t
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Rockoon- Ford .3TjTIS TJ,- S-,T-

VIE subscriber having pun chased the above Min, ,r
need u usi, nut no, heng acquainted with the M lin
arc disposed 10 sell them very cheap They H. -
on Hpd Ann Ey'r nthe eounie'c oanse aud cSpeper
king 6 70 and Cardhs Machins The sI,"ng. ,i
som: The GriSt Mil, &c aie new. ~ e''Nu's sea
Tins property adyanlar vou,ly located that II "a beI
thousand bushels Of wheat season can be eo,n
mdded with much easeihat the toll ON lie cs, ; LII
eayrrase two bundled aud fifty barrels, aud , tb @ vi
a'ns VII command valuable custom under nr
per naa cement All persons disposed TO cnca.e IN ,s Lii
ing business, invited ~ make personal nice, MN
suhsGrberSiee confident, goJd bargain viii rarci L f
tered IN property of TIL, kind JACESOS - OIL
June "a I4-iAuE JERE Si6p e.ym "a
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ing and nu;,;al affection" be Interrupted bS Office
hunters and designing men' A few of these men
holding public stations, and few pert, arrogant
newspaper scribbIers, have alone, as vet, mensced
US with their hyPocriteal schemes of governmental
philanthropy. May not our legislatures leave such
men to the slow, but sure, denuncation with which
an enlightened public opinion must in time, over
whelm them?
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To .Ofl.s. Nm c. ClQiJorIie ::

l .' a. DiNG you are not iuhahiiant Of Virgins,
w n"de we>eihed lay law, for notifying YOU thu.
courthouse IN V'rginis betwsen the hours Of Ten M
w qua ''A !" me Hieroon, pr,v eed the depo,i,;
"'s az meme csse ~ toi Wni. H. Macon and oi.er suj
NJ ' 'y TO da az completed, and ook's Tavern +,
~ % On '1e following SarrdA, between the hui,
,t ' me nel''suion Ge hene e.>c rh6nts Hood a,
" &c fea4 ~ e,ii"nee lie bene ..sc tie OF the
- t W pshsus IA Ne Superior VI a,y the co,n,y
S Ienren drte'eo by the Superior Cctut Of Cisner
~ % District IA the si' therein depending lie mans
Vs. yo,rrIf @ rI re,rnisti'e' ard 0iers plaintiff
WILLIAM ). DICKINSCN. adn,r de bonis ,o,
June %, 1925. - " az |iNS,!ieiu-
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An AWAY last nfgt from tic subscriber E,,g IN c
~ htrh"d county Fnguit, on the Appoatstox mr. X
hlts above fmmfiiei nc~fp naUfed gDT O1oE al
yciow complcio1, about SO % years Old n e fe. . 49,
zen ics frh3-S0lun1nu Formerly run the rig,r bJ -
'od~ aut n wen ac4ulinc fom Fafuvlle 10 peisIsor,
ne 8 good coarc 'ioc maker, aud tyeraIr ro,os, 49,
do"oi he Nii aim Co ieterturs and Pr, fes , BE-
may have ob1intd zee papsI viii 1iyt the si s,s.rJ
o any person who viii aprfcheni dud deliver the ,aa ,
nc ' secure hn 90 any Jli 10 ta, get him sgsir -Ie b
unns iunl follow, and a ESCAPE afer d. I'll faLe0 IL
wen 'ecmed---Iis 'gob 'yitl him ,,1 n elotbnr.
III NATU4WtJ pENICR
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ron LONDON


III TIE hne shop run no. Capt CT, yer, nae,
SaN Al tliy Point will clear Tie Custom, II,r,,e fo
ondon, about The ~ Angus. Tor freight Of 50
binds tobacco, april 60
nc ID W. & q. WARWICK
sale. ' ''' '"Ofe ''S'ei lot
June q
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COMMUNICATED.

AT meeting held at Drummond Town bv \
number OF the Ieelolders of Actomack COUNTY on
the Soth day of May, 1925, for the purpose of
taking into consideration the Address of the Cor
responding Committee of Loudoun County, to the
friends OF Convention in the several Counties and
Corporations of Virginia.:
oh motion OF MIR. Levin Rogers, Col. John G.
Joynes was called TO the Chair:
On motion of Mr.. William p GUSTS, Mr. eyin
togers was appointed Secretary:
The Address from the Committee OF Lou,loun
County beng read by the Secretary, they came IN
the following resolutions
LIST. Resolved, unanimously, That we approve
OF the RESOLUTIONS and Address of the Corresponding
! committee OF Loudoun County, relative to the
| cail oil Convention al Staun,on or the 25,h day
OF July next, and that will use all law full means
IN our power to promote the same
I'd Resolved, unanimously, That whereas the
sense OF the people Of this County was taken on
the subject OF Convention at tue election in April.
i924, and 1t appearing that large majority were
IN favour oil It, that there bea deputation appointed
oy the people of this County, to consist of one or
more OF the following persons, to wit: Thomas r
JONES, Thomas NJ Bayly, Levin Rogers, vii
liam 7 Gusts. Col. John G. Joynes, and Doctor
George Sherer to meet those appointed by the other
Counties and Corporations ofths State at Staun
ton on the 25lh day of July next
81. Resolved, unanimously, That Thomas r
Joynes, Col John 7. Drunmond, Henry Fletcher,
Col. John q. IsyneS, Thomas NJ. Bayly and VIII
liam Z. Gusts shall constitute n Correspon ding
COMMITTEE 10 correspond with the Standing Com
mhlee OF Loudoun, and such other Committees as
snail be appointed throughout the State, in pursu-
ancc to the object of these resolutions
a. Resolved, unanimously, That the following
Address be advertised the different public places
ofthis County
" In conformity to the proposition of the Lou
doun Address to the people of Virginia, the friends
oil a Convention are requested TO meet at Drum
mond Town on the first day OF June Court next.
at ii O'Clock A. M. to appoint derutaion 10
meet those appointed by other Counties ana Cor
porations Of the State at Z" stanton, ON the 25th
day OF July next, TO cooperate in devising lawful
and eXpedient means OF procuring Convention 10
amend the defects in State CONSTITUTIONS and that
The following persons, 10 wit: Thomas r. JONES,
Thomas NJ Bayly, Levin Rogers, william p.
Gusts, Col. John G. Joynes, and Doctor George
Sherer be recommended as suitable and proper
persons, from which, to choose depuation 10 con-
sst OF one or more, to represent this County in the
Convention to he held at Stanton, Augusta
County, on the 25th day of July next -
9th. Resolved, unanimously, That the Cores
pondIns Committee publish the proceedings of this
meeting IN the Richmond Enquirer, and other pa
pers of the State.
| 9th. Resolved, unanimously, That the proceed
lngs OF this meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary OF this meeting.
| -
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The .G. 7. american --SLAvrRY.-Tbe 4.
merican, has, at length, broken his dignted silence
We did expect from his great pretensons to cha.
racter and understanding, that he would attempt bv
some show OF argument, If not of reason, to vim
dleale his domineerIng and inSoIent article on
slavery, which we noticed some time AGO
- We looked IN vain for this yindicatioD. until
he received the responsive echo OF his senti-
nents, from tie Httle Cheraw Is. CarolipaN In,eI-
lgencer. Thus encouraged, he gives q flourish OF
meagre Paragraph, and aPparentiy skulks ont of
controversy in which he had met With such qyeoE
support, on the ground of his unwillineness 70
descent" from his high dignity TO argue with
such IN opponent Here, his readers no
doubt, supposed he had drawn himself within bis
sheH not 10 be heard from again on this infi,r,,na
tory subject, on which he had displayed so much
ignorance, u not downright wickedneas But the
number of the Enquirer containg the ESSAY of Pr.
giRtus, reached him; that article inspired him Win
new courage; and ne eagerly copied il into bis pa-
per- accompanied by commentary, weak. uisers.
Die, and common place; without vigor and ,yitbnu,
taste. NV "''''ou'
The personalities OF the American are sc,~,.,,
worthy OF notice. AS to our ",nsnnors - -
nave only 10 say, that we should feel humble in
Gec''' ]! 'hey were to he seriously compared with
ms As to our understanding we Mead 10
'heJurisdlction OF the seIf-created tribunal ,bt -
pronounced nDonit. Let the public Judge Of thar
1-- 20 5.ai .io7 TIA; F9e are the " pipe OF otbe,
men breath would serve but 10 increase r ~,
were possible, the contempt we feel for the ,,f,,ce
rom whence 1t proceeds. Insinuations ana -.
marks IKE these, so irrelevant to the question n,
siaVery' prove The want OF argument, 1--WE had
almost said want Ct " H1derstang;uo,'( In m. a
merican to sustain his main proposition. n We
used . hard " ords'' they were aprropriateIv ar
Piled TO pert neddler, or as the Nat intelliSe,cer
calls bins, "a Moon-siruck Mailman. who cor,l,,
not be Justly delineated without their use W.
clam The night 10 call men ard thinssI her pyeter
names, even at The hazard Of provoking a lif'le
fretlul ire. '''''e
Does he N. York American imagine that NJ,
King resolution for unconsiitutioHSlly appyonyis
ing The means Of the general government. NOT +,
remove the free people OF colour only, but r. ali,
:" me emancipation Of the slaves. shall be bels
up over US IN a menacing manner--that with tbil
"e-orand upliitcd, we shall be triumphsntly and
told that this is the great feature of
"e .Fo'He771 policy which " has gained The
aseendant and Il viii be the fault of the North r.
! IS not preserved that we are now Do,eey-
iess,' and must be 4" content 10 c5c,,n--ioos an
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% DOLI9PS FEIIT5p ,

N%>@~A~HA9 ri ~ NM.
AN away from the subscriber On Taesf., / an r,,.
~ n,gro man named ABRIM betwcen II and % -
50 I"W t'et VI inches high. lie is H,tk bI.eL =,
'ou' nearly hale loosins fellow particular mike 49,
'eu n. carried away with him haek cloth coat r;4
VO'VuFei one and IS expected he will aim 10 Get ~
unheriAnd county, Va where he was rai.ed aud he -
possibly nave pass free The above reward AZ IN ~
sen I" any person who wilrins him home or conGns h
thankfully received. JIS M r.: I'm ""i ~. -
Rcd House, ~ c. June 81. D"
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III q Nj O. r z.
Itighest Prize 10000 now A u O
$3.50 Prizes.
1856 Blanks.
Tt.1II,.,e SI63,5 St
W. "a ~ a GER'S OEETCE

Whole Ticket - -i SC ~
la" 90
u' 20
OF eleven tickets embracing ,e % Nos ofthc lte
~ W must cot nteessity draw a hast Ss5 So nett will, r
many eninee for capitals shares PACKAGE may be hsd
Lie' III amy ~ the Lotteries oG Now York. New Jer,.r
Dr'"hTe, Penny lyans, Maryland Virginia and Wa.Lurr
Chy VII be Iec"ivcj in pa, uncut.
Orde' enclosing i" cash, prizes as above free Of ao,ls
4 n,,is,rHiu, =" ~ ,'," " sn,n essen
June ~ " ''N' """"'ni- o.
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RU-nFORD NCADEuY

NL-HFORD NCADElIY
w &, ue undt'isned haHns Ieeu invited by Mr. Willng
H1"Hes"oih,to attend the Examination 81 m uuniI.n,
sc i, p@n feel great pleasure having our power
with Ike manner in which the higher cla,,., 10 b go
language acquitted III, uselyes. NV ''"N's'
Wil!iaul Burns, r. ". Lc,nrt
yoA" j. Roane, I'm. Tempe,
y 20 ~ q, ;Day.1' SA;,tsfgEtf, Johnson,
john Koane, Iyil,i1, ~, a.
King William, June II, iG25 90
~ The aeX Sevu vi the chool will eo,r,,,,. - o,
loi" July Terin' io Board, ashing and Iuil,on Se 80,
session. Tuition along, SIS per do. Each pa,.bie in r.
June -. -" NA-0n Oi.i IL
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JOHN u. JOANES, I
LEVIN RoGERs, Sec'ry.


ftp The Edward BonaFe, arrived AZ New
York brings Paris dates 10 the 18th ur. and Havre
OF the 10th The London dates not so late
as by the James Chopper. No important news
The accounts from the Greeks are much more
cheering odysseus is abandoned by his soldiers,
ana The Egyptian troops are getting sckly.-
II Is SAID that the English have appointed CRUZ
zers before Alexandria TO obtain redress OF
some grievances of which they accuse Mabornet
Ali Patras is again narrowly blockaded nv a.,
and land No change in the continental markets
Cotton is at stand.
TIE General Court adjourned Tue,day. An abstract o,
AZ the pol just taken the Convention question in Win
CHESTER there were I@l for and II votes as4it 1t.
MARRIED.. at Monticello, on ths 9Th May by the Rev
+, w Hatch, j. Coolidge, JT vi Boston, TO Mis- F,yr,,
OF Abcusrle. '1''' ''''Pn'
a. Goshen, Orange county, Va On the OH ip,,,,,
NJ George Paunll, ESQ. Laughter
At hi.resiicnee in this city on TUESDAY La, RI
WILLIAM MUNFORD in tie 52a wear n bi az. i', '
been f'I years Clerk 10 the House Of D,lers, -
sna Euiogy q" the character of this good man i. unner
say, Tor, wherever he known whether in nuIIi ~
yae life, be respected and beloved M, los, veil, a,
ny the public but how much seriously by his fi I
numeious circle Of friends and re.tiyes We bv anu
QUE our CSf e"Lens ooy, but the most useful and
no'tbeucvoient. 'N' @"9
Departed this life Tuesday morning I&h instant 81 Tho
va. u postmaster al NJlpuc
49, o-L"'' formerly respectable merchant aged So
Years, rne month and seven days-Tbe deceased had Sr
ot TOT more Than ~ years. been extremely afflicted with The
o Wheh ne bore, particularly that which srminstcd M,
iy existence together with the other pis aud msfortunr
" ne Wh CHRISTIAN patience; murmurns al the do
81 divine providence; always buoyed UP with the
at ms re'dence IN Amelia the 4rh Instant J,a.,
~" ~ th hEih!ear 81 his age. Society sustains los, v
me death Of this man. which reqsire length ofne
- 9 s. va, borne vnh that oriituIe which displays the
- At GorIonsville tho 18Th instant after Severe
county. " D'''" u
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@ttatItttd 9aitar Motttrm

OF VIRGINIA. Seventh Cess,
DC S's~H on ID Nov, 1925 ard 6n1sGe3 in f,
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tHampdep, No !.
lihed1 10y - % s''"D-
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RenL and PERSONAL Estafe For Sale.

GREEABLY to the last will aud testament Of james Bag
be y ST. the county of Pohatan dec, will he
fecd e., The CHEST bidder the premises Thurs
Goth day of september next, IL fair, il the
fair day the Tract Land and Plantation whereon the aid
Bagbey lately resided lying patty en- both sides Of the
road leading 10 MichauXs Ferry james
tanning survey 200 acres, less nearly
hrd woods the greater portion OF the cleared land
we'll adapted 10 the culture OF indian and small grain the
well watered with good springs, and stream running
through il affords several Of valuable creek fats Ii
rated healthy and agreeable ghbouood about 50 miles
from Richmond aud and half from james river. The
mproy Of comfortable and convenient dwelling
with four below and two above sas, with other
necessary buildings orchards Of different kinds Of fruit
more particular description deemed unnecessary, as il Is
presumed attcse who inclined purchase, will first view
the premises which any be shewn by applying
James Bagbey living the premises, The subscriber
living contiguous thereto. AT the place will he offered
sale highest bidder Monday the 2i day oNoyeber
next if fap Otherwise the fau day, the personal pro-
pey belonging the said estate, consisting Of several negroes
Of both sexes Of them very vausble the crop Of
fodder &C. the stock Of horses, cattle sheep and hogs,
usehod and kitchen furniture, plantation teDsiIs &c.
Terms Of sale The money for the purchase Of the land 10
he paid IN three equal annual payments the purchaser giving
bond with approved security aud executing deed of trust upon
the land the payment with the privilege Of sowing
crop wheat in due time and full possession given the elose
Of The sale Of the personales estate.
the personal eate ed OF II months viii be allowed,
the purchaser giving bond aud good security for all
aud dollars for all Of dollars and under that
amount cash will be required.
PS All persons having claims against the aforementioned
estate desired bring them forward that may
made for their discharge, aud those who 10 70 the
,a requested forward and make payment
JAMESv HASKINS, Admir- Of Jas. Bagbey dec
Powiistau county, Aug. 90 S3-w5t'
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LOOK 1T THIS .

WILL rent the 10th day Of October next If fair il not
the next fair day hereaer that valuable property
on Little river in the Forks of Hanover by the name
OF New Market, two large and comno,ious Merchant Mills
together with Saw MILL Storeouse and Tan-Yard all in
view Of each other the Tan-Yard is well enclosed with
brick WALL and has good Barkhouse attached it, Also all
necessary houses Tor the accommodation Of genee family
with proper attention done This
property mostly and in good repair situated in
healthy and wealthy neighbohood This property will he
rented separately together best NAV
be disposed to rent it, Those wishing truly vala
able establishment will make application subscriber v-
ing four miles from IT. THOMAS BOSWELL,
Guardian of John ID. boswell.
ON the same day and place, We executors of James
boswell dec will sell excellent parcel Leather belong
ing TO the estate Of said dec credit months The
quality of this Leather inferior any hi. quarter Of
the world and from quality and quantity will be worth the
attention of all traders and workers Of that article
THOMAS PRICE, Jr.
THOMAS BOSWELL,
PAUL I. BOSWELL.
Sept. 9. 57.--w4t
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LAWD For S.aLE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale tract of land lying Charles
we've niiirs btiow the Corhosc Ii
Chckahomony river and three miles below Edoe n.y. con-
tanning by old Survey 25o less The above
well adapted 10 the culture OF tobacco, cotton
aud oats, half of which of cultivation
lance covered with wood good of which valuable
lands and justly be estimated good land as
well situated farm of its the country
improvements follows: unfinished dwelling about
80 by 20 feet framed barn "a feet square, log Kitchen
stable, crib &c The land will he shewn auy wishing
IL by Mr. John Stewart who present occupies should
not lie disposed OF privately before the October
next being Charles City Court day, will thenbe offered al
public sale TO the highest bidder. Should sale
possession will be given time seed crop wheat the
present The payment required will be cash.
the other twohtrts in two equal annual payments with deed
Of trust the property the payment person
wishing purchase viii please make apPcationo David
instead residing in Richmend, the subscriber Hanp-
JOHN NJ WILLIS
August %. S2-Sgy
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Sept. Q.

pursuance of the last Will and Testament of Robt Nit
eaeH deceased, will sell tothe highest bidder, Rich
mond Courthouse, the first Monday ia NorcDbe on
credit OF three Land containing Acres
lying in the counties of Richmond and Northumberland,
miles below Farnha Church, the public road leading
Lancaster Courthouse. This land abundany mbe.d and
well worth the attention of those who engaged the
wood-cung business. II lies
river, from which the finest Fish
The long credit upon which This Land will be timber
ahonds WITH of which, believed enough might sold
inthree years. woad pay for the land the low price
which IT Is expected it win SELL consequence improve
ments being considerations land
purchasers attend the sale. Mr. Thomas Savdor residing
at Farnllam Church, will show the lad any persen who
he inclined purchase Bond with approved security
will be required Of the purchaser also, Deed Trust
the land further security for the payment the purchase
August % 33-vtooO
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NOTICE.
Sept. 10.

10y virtue Of a deed of trust executed 10 and Wiiam
ID Col man by John Adams which has beon duly record
ed shall proceed sell OF the Bell Tavern III the
city Richmcnd the 10Th day of September nex, IL fair
IL not the day thereae, public auction for cash.
to the highest bidder the following Iraets Parcels ef Land
much thereof will he sufficient TO the debt due the
President aud Masters Professors Of William Mary Col
lege with interest thereon and the attending the exc
cution trust Tract Of Land in Newkeut county
called West Iaud containing 7O0cre other tract in said
county, called Ivery Neck containing 81 acres adjoining Tue
lands Col John d. Watkins, fty GIVE OF land IN the
county Of Hencc, lying both sides Of the Meehicksviile
turnpike road, and about ree OF land ~ the city Of
Richmond lying West of Elcsentreei, aud We Of line
which hundred feet West Of CoBcOrdsree rcmmonly
called Turner'S Meadosg. The sale, however, viii be made
subject the doweright OF Mrs. Adams, be widoV Of Dr.
Adams dec and such title will be made by me vested in
me as surviving trustee. EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
August 50. 1925. Sf--wds