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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-28
Mechanics Bank Stock

WANTED.
vIyIIE subscriber will exchange for stock of the Me
chanics' Bank of Alexandra, his Farm in the coun
ty of Fairfax, within three miles Of Alexandria, anc
binding on the Little River Turnpike Road; containing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-28

Fresh Raisins and Oil.
T ANDING this day, Bunch and Muscatel Raisins,
Ia in boSes, halves and quarters, Salad OIL
Java and Brazil Coffee
st. Croix rum
Mess Pork, New-York inspection, for sale oy
dec A. G.. CAZENONE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-28

Mahogany, Aides, SC.
NIOw landing from on board schr Mary, from ST.
~ Domingo,
900 logs mahogany, of good quality
19l dried hides
ii seroons ST. Domingo tobacco
4bbls gum guaiacum
For sale on liberal terms
der JOHN S. MILLER.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24
BcmiGnoan C0nklang's Estate.

Benjamin CoskIang's Estate.
THE Court of Probate for the district Of
u Sharon has assigned Tuesday the SIst
day Of October inst. at the Probate Office in
Salisbury at o'clock A. M. for the appoint
rnentcf Commissioners upon the estate of
+aJ BENJAMIN CONKLING,
late Of Sharon in said district deceased, rep
resented insOlyent, when and where all persons
interested may appear and be heard thereon.
2. BY order Of the Court,
ABIGAIL CONKLING, Erecutrir.
Sharon, Oct: 8, 1896. 10
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24
PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given, that by virtue Of an order
Il from the Hon. Court Of Probate Cor the
District of LitchReld, all the real and perso-
nal Estate Of
CHARLES HUMPHREY,
late Of Goshen in said District, deceased, win
be sold at Auction on the premises, and at the
house occupied by the Subscriber in said town
on Wednesday the first day Of November
next, at one O'Clock p. d. Terms will be
made known at time of sale.
JOHN HAMILTON, Executor.
Goshen, Oct. 9TH, 1895. ,.s.' 10
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24

0FueF OF the Hon. Court Of Probate for
- the district Of Litchfield, notice il here
by given to all persons interested 10 the es-
tate of @ 1 sa6ptE Is ~ Ia.
s.f'e ! IS ELIAS POTTER i. 49, AZ
late Of Harwingten, deceased. intestate, Chat
als claims against said estate must Be present.
ed properly attested, to the subscribers with
Ia six months from this date, and all person,
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment within said time TO Fs9 :, -
DfkLELA POTTER, } ,Adm,n,s.s
THOMAS N. SKINNER, TRAITORS.
Harrington, Oct. 4, 1895. ~
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24
5. This Is tue third time you censureI

ces. This Is the third time you censure
The President, warmly )-Youhaye no
business 70 speak, sir you was not fore
man Of the jury, k-
The Foreman.--Well, we are
The President-You have no business
to speak. tMurmuring in the jury bOx.)
Several idrymen.--We decide on our
consciences; Il is 49, D 20 a5H@
! The President. Silence! tits possible
to decide conscientiously, and yet commit
an error. II would not require many simi-
lar examples to compromise the existence
Of. juries; tits an encouragement.
The noise, which had been increasing the
whole time, here drowned the Presidents
voice. s,si@,slts. .sssa.sl ',sal& ..a.. I.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24

y, AGENT for, the PROTECTION
INSURANCE. COMPANY. in Hartford,
continues to insure against loss by FIRE, on
the most liberal terms. II is believed that
the terms Of this Office. and the promptness
in adjustments, entitle it to as high confidence
as any institution of the kind in the United
States. 81 " ~&e
Linhfsld, June ~, 1895. I'll
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24

LIST or x2EZEROv
Remaining IN the E'Ost-OGce at Lifch-
field, Oct. /, 1926. .-.r-.s
Daniel M. Aldrich, Joel Munger, -.
E. g. A. Andrews, Horace Marsh, .~i
Henry Buckley, e Asa Morris, s---s &.
John Baldwin, Benjamin Morse,
Joseph Blake, William Marsh, ~
Frederick Bronson, Phebe Merwin,7 "
Abigail Barber, Jacob Moss,
Soland Bishop, Philo Moss,
Clarrissa Bradley, Amos Moss,
+. II. Barnes, Rev. T. Marsh, ...
Asa Bacon, Solomon Marsh, t-
Abner Baldwin, Rev. John Moves,
Rachel B. Baldwin, Olive Osborn, tl.. e-.-
Charles G.. Buel, John Osborn Cd,
Samuel Boardman, Alden Patrick, m
County Court of Gran Phelps, , s..,.
Litchfeld, 2 Lewis Perkins, 49,.
Sands G. Cole, Lydia Parmaly, ..,.s.,
Samuel Carter, Rev. j. nj. Peck, --E
Arson Dickinson, Horace Peck, ...s-
Samuel HI. Dudly, Samuel Plumb,
Jane Franklin, Emily A. Peckham,
Daniel Ford, Bryant Stoddard,
Nancy b. Foot, Job Simmons, a&
Albert g. Furgerson, Thankful Steadmance.
Samuel Finn, Abigail Stone, d..
Joseph HI. Guarnsey Willis Stonei
Anna Gill, Grace Simpson. t-.s
Arson Hubbard, Mr.. Sherwood, -.sz.
Eunice Hubert, James Stone, 5-...
Edwin Henry, Andrew Springer,
Fanny Hart, Truman Smith, s.5<s
Mary Hills, Titus Turner Cd,
Augustus Hills, Joseph Tryon, -.>,
Cyrus Hoyt, Alison Turner, ::
Mariah Jones, Luke Thrall IA. SIS
Alanson III. Kimberly, John Thompson. rq
Ashbel Lee, Sabra Woodward, s4s
Isaac III. McNiel, James Wallace. -,
All Letters not called for in three months
will be sent to the General Post Office.
CHARLES SEYMOUR, p. M
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24
Caleb ReynOld's Estate.

Caleb Reynolds Estate.
THE Court Of Probate for the District of
Il Sharon has assigned the 3lst day. of
October inst. at the Probate Office in Sails
bury, at o'clock A. M. for the appointment
Of Commissioners upon the estate Of
~. CALEB REYNOLDS,
late Of Sharon in said district deceased, rep
resented insolvent, when and where all per
sons interested may appear and be heard
thereon.
BY order of the Court,
ORR1N CLARK, administrator.
Sharon, Oct. 8, 1895. 18
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24
SEARS SPELLING BOOK.
DURRIE s. PECK,

[ II II Ia
OF HEW-HAVEN, (Proprietors of Copy
Right,) have published Revised and Irlee-
proved Edition of .
A STANDARD SPELLING BOOZE,
OR THE SCHOLARS GUIDE
To an Accurate Pronunciation of the Englis4t-
Language; accompanied with Easy, Pa
miiar, and Progressive Reading Lessons.
Designed as an Introduction to the iisaa Of
ITS. Walkers Critical Pronouncing Dictionary
Il of the English Language. Compiled for,
the use of Schools.
BY JAMES H. SEARS.
1.-THE following are selected from among the,
numerous Recommendations for this work
From the Hon. John Fan Ness Yates, Secretary
Of State, and acting Superintendent Of 2Lons~
mon Schools in Neso- York.
Having examined with attention work en-.
titled, 6 A Standard Spelling Roqk," by-J.' H.
Sears, / am decidedly of opinion that IL lis O
useful work. and that its introduction into our
Common Schools would be attended with nh.
vantage. 1t is, therefore, with pleasure I re-
commend it. J. V.N. YATES.
Acting Superintendent Of Com. Schools.
From the Req. DR.. Fitch, late Presidensof: NTt-
lio,ns College, Massachusetts,. 90 M
7 Subsequently, to your request, have ex-
amined your Standard Spelling Book, and as
far as can judge from the aitentioagI have
been able to pay to it, think it work judi
ciously planned and wellexecuted.. With yc-
ry few exceptions, approve of it and do,
not hesitate to say that, in my opinion. it.
merits the patronage Of an enlightened com
munity; and it introduced into general use in
our common schools, promises to be very use
full; am acquainted with no elementary
work of the kind which think more deserv--
ing public patronage, and more likely to be
useful in teaching children the rudiments of
our language. p
lam, Sir, Your humble Servant,
EBEN. FITCH.
NFSOLD, Wholesale aud Retail, at their
Bookstore, Church Street, New-Iiaycn, &:
at most Bookstores in the State. -
New Haven, Oct. 1895. rs
p. S.-The above book is also for sale mt
at this office, U.itchfeld County Post.)
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24
FALL GOODS.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.
JULIUS CATLTN.

U.DTro1
AA<A1e ~O.SD, n.@s " ySe~ ~
HAS lust :, returned aro tI' from NEW-YoRK. and
offers for sale "a
an p.rx.crs nRY GOOnS a.
-
GREAT
Elegant high colored Scotch Plaids at Is.
Circassian do. rs Linen Diaper ESQ, pei-
The Litchfield County post., 1826-10-24

HE Hon. Court Of Probate. for the dis
N trict Of LitchReld, having appointed the
subscribers commissioners to receive and nd
just the claims Of the creditors Of the Estate
of as,5a ,5g3 II tga5, 49, u. SSH j
ARANSLEY BIRGE, :,
late Of Touington deceased, Represented in
SOLVENT give notice that we win meet ON the
business Of our appointment, ct the house OF
Thaddeus GriswOld, in Torringfords on the
first and last Mondays of February next, one
O'Clock p. NJ Six menths from this date arc
allowed by said Court for creditors to exhib-
it their claims properly attested. s4.f4v
THADDEUS GRISW0LD, Commits.
TRUMBULL IVES, S 60
JANNAH B. PHELPS, E F~' -
Torringford, Sept. 4. 1895. tg: I'd h.. 4. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
PUBLIC CONT'RACT.

HChi mONhOE, Oct. 3, 1925
(NiE undersigned will receive Propo-aI. till the 2, M
December next for the supply 1900 perches of tes
'o me service o this Fortress and Fort Calhoun One half
which TO &c building stone Possessing the following
"% va. stone to have good beds and face; Tie
ana breadth To be greater than and bear such
as 10 admit Of good bond u,ed and To-
oe OF SUCH SIZE as to require least lift H. and
less than 1000 lbs. " "''sn n'i
ss whole Of The stone 10 be Of hard and durable quality
deliveries to he made follows, and
o. oudng and rough at each place respectively The En-
.iore The expiration Of the quarter ending the 3O june
49, building 5000 Pr.
r,.;n &c.,, Rough 5000 >,
s '"e "e~' quarter, building $500 ;,
And during the last quarter, Build5~ I5H0
so-.. ., Rough 1900 >,
o e supply during the next year, this place.
hard burnt BRICKS Of the following dimensions, viz IN
LII 10000 Of them to br Stock Brioks-cDO 600
10 ne delivered during the first quarter; four hund,,I
,nousand during the second quarter, aud the remaipin
dooUoo during the third InarterSsnpes Of tho ousIiiy ~
the Bricks intended be furnished TO be ofv,dei 6
proposals. :. ~ ''e
ne inspections TO be made exclusively Nv The Fny;ne.r
omeer at each post,or by such other peIan a, he NAV
POM TO perform that duty Security the amount Sf ons
hHd of the contract will he dema the ~,
sons Intended TO he offered .ures ,hfu
o me Contract must he forwarded with the proposals,
me contracts not to be binding thew shall have
'eo the sanction Of the War Department,
Nov. II. 10 20 C sn.,i Eng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

rTNHE subscriber offers for ,1Ie his tract of land i, m
Il Of meoklenbmg, Coxs creek, miles 60 thc ., =,
the Courthouse, containing 40 acres more than half o b
land standing in woods all good tobacco land Tie psn,s
ton in good order or cropping and very productive in b
9useroP oil Tue county with some prime ground,
The improvements are all new and good; this is
Of the hes, tracts Of high land IN the eountv AL.
tact Of 292 acres on Bears Element creek al wood anJ d
tohacco and, With so OF 40 acres LuneDbrr eo,v ,,s
low ground. az famous plant land, part This land e IN The
fork OF Ssholds and HaknsfoAd and would an excellent
stand fora store tavern. 80 '"'
Alsc as agent for James $. Ravencron one other ts, .,
land on Butchers creek ~ the county MeekIenbug M 500
sefes wei Improved aud IN good order for Commas
about half OF this tract clear soft free productive aoJ (,
the shove lands arc not cold privately before the ian H.
November next (oi which due notice will he eveoj The b
scriber will on that day sell to the highest bidder On The
misses the iiact on Cox creek; also all the orop Of r ~
der, oats aud stock Of oil kinds and the I7h d,, ~ a.
month, the premises he will sell 10 IN. h;yh ki
the tract Boekefs creek; also all the crop Of com feJ
and stock of all kinds Terms will he made known On ~
Of sale Between 60 and 20 valuable negroes would he IA &
these two tracts cf land. JOHN BIJEnE n ~
r. s. Any person wishing rest for this land nv sdJs
letter tbe subscriber, Lombardy Grove Post Jaee
ienburg, shall meet with prompt aieaiicp.
JOHN BUFoRD.
mecEtnouis,V Ss'' p-g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
Oct 81.
EXECUTORS SALE.

IA ILL he sold the premises, the first day of Japusr
w iS2 that well known and valuable estate called Pon,,
fores iyn5 m the counties Of Bedford and CampbeIl Tho
property OF Tbomss Jefferson dec. within eight mile. NJ
Lynehbis and three Of New London also about 40 IN
day f'O''" he
On the fifteenth OF January Monticello in be eoun, f
Abemarie the whole Of tue residue of the personal
OF Iboms J.ieIson dee consisting of $50 valuable
sock CROP &c household ant kitchen furniture The st,n
ton o tie public earnestly invited to this property The
negroes are believed TO be the most valuable for number
veI al one time ~ The State of Virginia. The house.
hold furniture many valuable historical and portrait
bust, o. marble and plaster Of distinguished ndidusl one
OIL h9ma Jeheson by Caracci, with the pedestal
ing instrument used by Thomas JeHer.on for he last
I'VE years; win various other articles curious and useful Ia
accommodating and made known previous to the day The sale
VIII De continued from day to Jay until completed These
that they will take place at the time, and places appointed
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH,
=, Executor Of I'll. Jefferson, &c
WV. -. Sl--fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
SUGAR CANE.

A specimen OF sugar cane, raised in the upper part
of this county was brought to this office last eek
which far exceeded any thing we had ever sup
posed, OF the periec ion to which it could arrive in
this part of the state. 1t contained "a Joints, fully
ripe, which together measured seven feet. twas
raised by Mr.. James Hones, who informed US
that he had three iourths Of acre. and that he
supposed the whole would average from 30 to "a
joints that had ripened. This cane was not of the
common kind, but what is called Sc ribbon cane.''
1t was raised on upland, of bui little better than
ordinary quality. We believe this cane considera-
bly, exceeds in the number of its rpened joints that
usually raised in the low country, but if the fac,
be doubted they can lie established by many indi-
yiduals From the success of this experiment, il
Is evident that the Sugar cane may be cultivated
with success in this vicinity.
Macon (G.) MESSENGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
E4LL GOODS.


I'VE are receiving and opening large proportion Of our
w Fall aud Winter G0ODSi amongst Those now opening
Bales VI rose, point aud duhle blankets
Bales u,It cottous, various makers
Bales hinnels, fearnots and tearskius
Bales bleachtd aud unbleached domestic sheenS and shit
ing,, complete assortment
Broad cloths and camtre OF all qualities the most
superior imported -
Pelisse cloths, OF all colours
Vestngs, TO suit the
Silk, cotton and worted hosiery
Furniture cambria and garment dinties
Gases Irish lin.n long lawn and sh.etius
few pieces lders suiui and cheap article
Cases sat,n.t. bed tickiugs aud checks
Boxes OF looking glasses put DOZENS for wholesale
trade
Cotton shIngs, cotton cambricks
Slusiins, bombazines, bonbazett,
Diapers and linen csmbrics
complete and cashmere shawls and
scaris, some beautiful
A small assortment merino and cashmere hiAfs.
a few beautiful PLAIN black .iiks
TIN cad aces, fiat bobbn and
Canton, nankin and Italian grapes
piece aeautiiu gauIe Gannrl.
They expect daily additional supplies from New York and
Philadelphia, all which will be sold much former
Oct J. VIM. NEAIE 4 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
ELLERSITE

yTNfllS beautiful Farm situated Oh River in the
a end CT iienreo ~djoinng the estates Of John W,ek
hen E'r distant from Richmond about 10 miles, 1t con
Hhs b survey, 676 which about 200 acres an, 6
rave low grounds, 10 Of which Tuckahoe Islan the
ooe on the creek Of that name, $50 Or 40 acre
OF wheat u The having b. produced them wher
uhder the clover system This farm springs which
never Rave been known 10 a the spells of weather
wh traverse every field the main land aor ding album
dance OF water for Stock The James river canal t
the centre Of the farm, within 500 yards the barn. which
spacious, and contains one of Exas Threshing Machines
GOOD r.Pa with all the buildings necessary we-manase,
plantation The Dwelling House of brick covered witt
'lneeo OF the most durable quality eonans seven room.
wan plainly but neatly nhed There are al
e othe' convenences usually found attached to gen,ee
anihmen iee-h"use, kitchen, smoke-house, &c &c. TIT
overeer wall 'heS the place any person who may cho .c
eA Sm u 10 the aosenceoi JAMES CURHIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
FOR l. EHSE

TIME subscriber offers lease term Of wears the
Il RRfCh TAPERN, al Charlotte Courthouse, former Iy
the property Of his father Mr.. VIM M. Watkins The tavern
house large and comno ous with esary out buildings
IS situated lot of about thirty acres, attached which
sali trsc; OF land at small distance from aurding
abnd supply Of wood for fuel and timber for the use Of the
IL pubic situation, IFS proximity the Courthouse
bepg the nearest andthere being but other
place present. renders very eligible for tavern
keeper.
Terus will he very moderate especially for the frs, year.
20 who we'll recommended tavern
Possession he given the 10th December next Apply 10
the subscriber al hi. fathers SAMUEL v. WATKINS.
Il Oct IN 4i-I6t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

vii Cher for sale to tie highest bidder on Tuesday The
ih day OF December next fair otherwise the next fair
tract Of land on winch he resided the upper eud Of che
hed county on APP0msOx river, AID both sides of The
main rOad leading from Richmond aud Peterburq 10 Reel
Bridge The tract contains about $50 acres about 600 Of
are low grounds Oi excellent quality The land will be soJ
on credI oi and years. persons wishing 10 putehas
are invited 70 come aud the land, which will he bewn h.
Richard Wilkinson living the prem es, by Thomas
hin vius within halt mile AT the place and time
will be sold Qua credit VI twelve months about tb,ty IN
NEGHOES consisting Of men, women boys and gl, AI.as
all the stock % horses COWS, sheep aud hogs between 1o
barrels corn, ali the crop Of fodder aud oats plantation
SIS, &c &c ~ =, WM. LEIGH, ES'f.
dT-fds Of u.,. III,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
.Marshals Sale of Laua .Asrroes s,sek $.

ynGIsndtS SAFE Of Land, Negroes, Stock, &c.
FOR the Richmond District pronounced on, he 2ih day Of
ona iso IN ne case Of Ebeneser Son James
;Aau on The 18th day Of December merit, offer for
sa. 10 tie hhea bidder public auction on the
a. Gnaote tract Of land ins James River The coua
" nenTico called ELLERSLfE, described in the deed
,ae 1oa Angut 1919, filed among the papers said
S y a. containing 67S neres: At the place
nues n cattle hogs and sheep, ,rhich srere on the said
S ne date 81 said deed, :phich hape been pur-
ea 70 replace sueh hde been use and Scr
@ cna rae increase Of SUCH stock also all plantation
& o. "te"'.; aiso forty sir Slaves and their
M aote 81 SAID deed; among the shares a carpenter a
'nafe cook, sundry vaiunbte house servants a
&C. ohofd fae ADORE named day prove be fair
excepted "S ''3'"' 'N""'y
The real estate, one-third of the purchase
sH oe r2'iTed IN cash. and the balance equai
= n',dimenf' 20 be secured by bonds ,pth approved
ana 'Shhhoidiag the tne until they paid FIR the
e"a's'S sTeeut'ns bonds soith oPproysd security.
y. GUERRANT, ma. SC c.rd.
o,,, Or o'.e Of has Deputies.
~ - Solids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
VVTM. II. FITZWHYLSOSN Roos,,s.x r.. -

WM: II. FlTzWHYLSoNN, Bookseller, Bi.dsr and
Stasn:r having on baud stock Of goods
Speetaces Of all kinds 10 gold silver
2, steel frame. Thermometers Spy Glasses. Mathematical
ater Coiors rubber drawing paper pencil, and
on Of superior and inferior qualities bows. bridges; and
screw Flutes, hfe hsseoe elariousls, kent helrs M.c
Tor different nstrumen Blank paper and books, Tun
strings. ~r '
Rogers and other FIRST quality pen desk poeke, knives,
Domino aud Lotto boxes. r-'"e '''
Elegant and inferior walking eanes.
School Boots Greek, Latin, Spanish. French and Fn,h
great variety Of New Publications and general
OF literary works.
Blank books for Merchants, county Office, and
ties ' '"''o'' 4ua"
and al lon Pricrs ~ '''
Nov 10. r, q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
Il TEACHER IIo,Ited.

A GENTLEMAN well qualified to teach the English Lam
guge Arithmetic, Grography, with the Globes
aud the Latin language, School oil than
Sehoars, will liberal compensation application
the subscribes The IL valuable Law Library and
srucon III that science be obtained the of
the subscribers The number of pupils may be reduced
even on the application OF clergyman of good talents who
would their education with his sbours Preacher a,
church in the neghhourhood young gentleman with
qualifications would be preferred
Letters directed Eye River Waehoue, in Nelson
County, Va. wall be attended ~.
MAYO CABELL,
Oct 81. 50-9t THOS. McCLELLAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
L.Y.N'D EOR S-aLE,

OFFER for sale the tract Of land which reside con-
tanning by survey 4s5 acres, and lying the county
Coco HAND within "a Of mile Of The Courthouse Of Mi
oheauI Ferry aud 2 Of two public landings James river;
the land bounded one side ~ branch Of Beaver Dam
Creek and OIL two other sides 10y pubic road, healthy
situation aud we'll wstered tie
aud convenient dwelling house for family Of ordinary
Thete are on good barn and every necessary house,
fact few fam. any, the market afford
superior in rePec 10 this Persons wishing to purchase
requested TO view the land which will be shewn With plea
by the Of sale will he mari
only being required in hand application may be made COL
John Guerfan, William Miller myself.
w. GUERRANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
.NOTICE

vHtue OF deed Of trust, executed on the 2tt dsv AZ
November, 1873, TO the Subscribers by Smhh Psyne
quo GUY recorded IN the County Court Of Bueking6sm
'ne Undersigned or ., trustees IN thy
iad desd named will proceed 10 sell to the highest bdder
iot ready money on Wednesday the 23h of Noyemher II
a u not the next fair day thereafter, on the premises
o. one tract parcel Of land on The
esiue oil the ro,d leading from New Canton 10 3rier,vi
Containing ny Estimation four hundred acres and ad,,n
, u o. william Anderson, John Guerra apd
ne sara o"h Payne on the side Of the said road ;b
me aPPurtenanees heeunto belonging: also Inc
w;e. 70 wi s Tom Ben Billy DaDsehed Randolph Arnold
children, Patrick, Mary and Rachel and 10. az.
ssso since The date Of the ,sd otru or 50 much
a. may he sufficient 10 discharge the purpose, for cb
this trust was executed. Acting as tr,tses ,eb t;s -
TO be good ''' '"' 'e"''e the TILE
GEORGE M. PAYNE.
WALTER L. FOUNTAIN!
WILLIAM ANDERSON, } Trudes !,
Nov 2. y