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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28


T0hcep Bncon-Iiams and shoulders pure and ",ycc,
ana irec from shippers and rusttIc result of expe.
EIlract 10 Ae editor, d4ied Juiontou, yqruor Of 1895
"iiavinG lived in this country upwards Of 10 years I
nae tried many ways to preserve ba; ~ Last sprinr
mad tried 4 method winch proved cfTectual against
ouss' hes shippers and raucdty to themselves as fol-
lows ~ " '
On taking my meat from the pickle for filI INK tubs
WIN strong brine the meat is sailed boiled
Tue brine and skinned it clean of all filth. and put il
away ~ ''e TUBS agaln-wfcn The meat was well sino
c", oe!h& "Faid TO venture the whole OF IT, hacked
away SIX mans and two shoulders in Ike brine arain
and kept them down with boards and weights This
orme was cutie pure ana sweet hen went to saltinr
ll'S 'a' ne bacon which had been thus we'll smoked
ana put back IN the brine and kept. chiefly until last
fall was so good and pure to attract the notice of
VINO cat OF ll-besldcs the flavor being well preserved
mere was no outside rust to pare off and throw away
Itl respect, your humble servant
JEREMIAH KINDAIIn
Tic French armies, from tho year 1892 10 1914 be-
Ing u years, fought in Europe and Africa oo8 battles "a
'HCoroeo III history; averaging battle per month
independent OF hundreds of sllirnishes naval
mcnis and eiusions of blood in the East and West In
dies. ' Az
h"}s Lear-The representative of GAo'sic-. in this
tragedy, at Reading, one occasion taken IN at
short notice. and another gentleman was found who was
rough studied" III the character He got on famous
IS unlh the scene where hc has his cues mt out and
'Hen ne was Obliged TO beg permission read tlc ret
Of the part.
Lord Cmef Justice WiIinot used 10 give a curious &C
count OF an innkccpcr, at WARWICK whom he ha tred
for having poisoned some ofhs customers with hi mort
VINE oy winch they had narrowly escaped with their
ives; ana that the indictment quashed by the mpu.
dencc OF the ellow. who absolutely proved that tnr
had never been drop Of port-wine in the hogslead
"A Cogisin,M ,lnccdo!c.-A-r NpE-v. . I1ro-
mara tailor prone to frequent puhlic of,soe ,r,.
about 10 dsburden his conscience ofsone minor sins by
confession to his parish priest, without limiting in the
slightest degree at his habit ofdrunl1enness The priest
however began 70 lecture bin on the tender 1n,iut;
Reflect added he; that when you enter one Of these
wicked houses, your guardian angel stands outside
weeping for the crimes you perpcrang' Ah IA
Their repcd Arthur, ifhe bad shilling in lis pocle;
hc Wou!I be III as wen myseIt'- Belfast Ntgs LITTER
At recent parliamentary dinner, IN London MIR.
PInntct was a,lcd If MIR. Hume did not annoy him br
his 5rond speeches NO, replied he 1T IS the Ic,qf
OF tic speeches not tlcir jrrat, that we complain Of
in the house,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

I'm CHANCERY.- At couF; held lor Ney-Kcnt
q county, on the 9th day of February, 1926:
Th4nas billiard, cogio'Q5ngn.
against
Claiborne Day, and Emily Jones, ~ - - hor
guardian ad Item and next friend, d,Seudan,-
The defendant Claiborne Day, no; having entered his
appearance according TO the Of assembly and the roles
of this and appearing tine satisfaction OF the
court that he is not uiabtant this commaiuea l
on the motion of the plaintiff, by his Attorney ordered
that the said defendant do appear here frs. day
May next, aud his appearance and answer the
PLAINTIFFS BILL and that copy of this order be inserted in
ono Of the newspapers Published in city of Rich.noud
Tor eight weeks successfully and posted the
of the said courthouse.
II Copy. Teste, 3. 4 vDRIDGE. Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
9aiacellamto,ts E3cnarfnycrt.


frO7, the y. \. fine, ica,.
NENTLEMEN-Thc ucioscd is a pretty fair transla-
luon aof passage from Pascas "Provencal Letters
ana as variety IS one of the requisites of a newspaper
may I1:'ol Int the taste osomo ofyour readers and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

The French armies, from tho year 1892 TO 1914. be-
Tag - years fought in Europe and Africa @o8 battles az
recorded IN history averaging one battle per month
independent OF hundreds of slsirnishes naval
menis and eusions of blood in the East and West In
dies. ''' AZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

At a recent parliamentary dinner, 10 London. MIR
PIunhct was aylci if Mr.. Hume did moi annoy him br
his brord speeches. NO, replied he 1T is the IcoqH
in the house,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
Draining OF THE
Fredericksburg Street Lottery,


Class for July 1896 upon the Alphabet System secur
ed by letters patent under seal of the U. So
We the Managers, having this day superintendent
the drawing, do hereby certify the following to be the
result viz First the letters A, and B. were deposited
in wheel, and was the letter drawn out, which de-
cded agreeably to the scheme that all the tickets be-
ing 500 having them the drawn letter A, prizes;
and they were accordingly deposited in one wheel,
ard all the prizes above the lowest denomination in
another, when the numbers and prizes were drawn al
ternately against each other, as follows, viz:
No. 500 IS, 1873 $500, l5e IS, 427 SIS,
OH 500, 429 IS, .ll3 500, S57 $50
75a 800, 4le IS, 2o7 $50, 445 SIS
45l IS, 7ol IS, 81 SIS, 479 SIS
2se IS, 1919 $50, $50 $40, 69l IS
27l IS, ssl IS, $40 IS, 757 $50
eo7 IS, $40 IS, 2s7 $40, S23 SIS
225 $50, 81 IS, $40 SIS
The 4o9 tickets remaining in the wheel, having en-
them the drawn letter A, each entitled to prize
of t,co dollars The 500 tickets having on them the
letter B, are blank:
Witness our hands at the Town-Iall, in Fredericks-
burg, this twenty-second day of July, 1895.
RoRERT LEWIS, THOMAS Seldom,
JOHN Roy, ALcHD HART,
WM. F. GRAY, RoBT. ,. CHEW,
ANTHONY Buck. BEv. WELLFoRD,
john S. WEXFORD, JAMES WILLIAMS,
JOHN II. WALLACE.
July Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25

acting further in the affair, the application has
been renewed in the case Of the James Noble,
10 which, however, no answer has yet been re-
ceived. "The Kankee minister" say the En-
glish, sneerincly, scan obtain whatever he
chooses to ask" and it is understood that Mr.
Forbes will use his interest in favor Of that YES
sci. We are curious to know what may be the
result Of this business which at present excites
much interest" Bali. american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
To the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the passage over the
~ Washington Bridge, for travel, and through the
draw. for vessels will be necessarily stopped on Mon
day the S1st of july for the purpose of erecting new
draw at the principal channel. This obstruction will
probably continue eight Or ten days A passage way
will be left open, of twenty five feet, between the pre-
sent draw and Alexander Island for such vessels as
can pass through it. +. MAY, r. w. Is. Z.
,,ly 01-eO2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
Trust SAKE.


RY virtue ola deed of trust given to the undersgn.
~ ed, to secure certain debts due to Richard II.
Henderson and Thomas Henderson, executors of Alex.
ander Henderson, deed dated the 10Th August, 1892,
and recorded in the County Court of fara, they, the
undersigned, will On hethrd Monday in .7uguSt ne,
at Fairfax Courthouse, offer for sale at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the Tract of Land in
said deed mentioned much thereof as will suffice
to pay all the unpaid part OF said bonds that have been
for months, and the expenses Of the trust Said
deed of is given by Robert Kincheloe, the tract
of land is that commonly called
MO0rehiN,
which contains upwards Of $50 Acres, and in the
possession of said Kncheoe. The undersigned will
make such title as vested in them, but which is be-
lieved TO be sound and indisputable.
JAMES SANGSTER.
june Pts hMASHADlAH MOORE.
6P The ADORE sale WiH be made ON the
THIRD MONDAY OcToBEn, at the same place
july 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
a CARD.

Hap CADEN has the satisfaction Of informing his
ny n.,rons and the public generally, that he has en-
Gagged most respectable Classic teacher who has CIV
on more than satisfaction to the two reverend gentle
men who have examined him, whose testimony follows
The For terms apply to j. CADEN.
We. the undersigned, feel no hesitation in recon-
intending Mr. buchanan, asf,aly competent to perform
what he processes; that be has an excellent knowledge
of the Ciassics, ard understands them radically.
Elias Harrison,
June 23-2awtf L,epi " Fairiough.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25

TheiollowiDg extract ola letter from a gen
tleman in Kentucky, to his friend in Philadel-
phia, confirms the account Of Desha having cut
his throat and adds intelligence ofhis death.
"But YOU will ask me where is the ruthless
villain that FRUSTRATED poor Baker? Is he feast
ing on zee creams, minee PICS sc. sc. know not
what answer TO make you, bur one thing is very
certa;n,-thai he has cUt las throat from ear 10
ear His windpipe is cut entirely IN two
pieces, and yesterday, immediately alter he
committed the act, the surgeon OF the town
.ewed it up: bu. at sun down he was near smo-
,hering when they again opened it, * the news
has Just come in that he is dead. 1.-THE au-
thcncity Of the statement have no doubt. Al
ter the surgeon had entered the Jail, when he
was FIRST discovered, he observed 10 Dcsha that
his moments were but few, and the better way
would be 10 make eonie ssion. Desha pointed
to piece of paper besprinkled with blood, upon
which was written, ''INNOCENT OF THE
CHARGES ALLEGED AGAINST ME-"
The surgeon requested him 10 affix TO il his s:g
nature, which he did. This is the current re-
port here io-dsy, and have no hesitation in
bells wing it true, with the exception OF that
part which relates To his confession. 1t would
require stronger proof than the words even OF
G dying man, TO make me believe that any other
person than Isaac b. Dssaa murdered Francis
Baker"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
A. G.. Cazenove & Co.

A. G.. Cazenove & Co.
Hare just recnred per said Schooner,
SIS bales brown shrtings and sheetings
40 cases superior blcached do
do assorted satinets
90 hhds. retailing moIasses
.8lso by The Schooner Felicity, from Boston,
bales Russia sheeting
And by the Farmers Ingenuity from Brandywine Mills,
100 kegs Dupont's justly celebrated Gunpowher Of
different grades july II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
COMMERCIAL.
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
July 24-Schnr. Ocean, Beatey, Bermuda, days
to the Capes; ballast to the master.
SAILED,
Schnr. 'Emeline, Jordon, Boston and Portland
Sloop Eliza, Swift, New York.
The ships Shenandoah Rose, and Beividera, Marbu-
~, were at Liverpool 18th ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
A. c. Cazenove & Co.

in pipes half pines and quarter casks. III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
TO AIet,
Notice.

PPLICATIoN will be made to the President and
n Directors of the Little River Turnpike Company,
for the renewal ola certificate of one share OF Stock,
standing in the name of Slacum, issued in the year
1902 also, one half share, standing in the name OF
Geo Slacum's estate, No. 1543, dated February 2s
1918, which have been lost or mslaid
iunc 2Q-eo4w JANE H. SLhCON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25

II is mentioned in the Newburyport Herald,
that Oliver Putnam, Esq. who lately died at
Hams:ead, has bequea,hed to the town of New
buryporl the noble legacy Of fifty thousand dol
lars, for the endowment of Seminary Of prac-
tical learnins
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
A,,!eyEssy AND@IAa
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1926.

II is stated that the Louisville Canal, viii CHI
is intended to overcome the falls OF the Ohio,
has been prosecuted with much activity One
fifth of the excavation has been effected, and it
is confidently expected that the Canal will be
entirely completed by the lst November, 1927
the lime specified in the contract.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
Wheat w antea.

TIME subscriber having rented the Occoquan Mills
for the present season, will give the highest mar
ket price for good WHEAT, delivered at the 0ccoquan
Mills, or at his Mill on Accotnk-also at his Ware
house in Alexandria Persons having Wheat for sale
will find it to their advantage to call at either OF the
above places. JoNA JANNhf
7moIe eol2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25
Trustees Sale.
MarshaA's Sale.

~ ILL be sold the premises for cash. on Satur.
~ day the 22d day Of July next at 10 O'Clock, all
the right title and interest of Robert Brocket IN enc
kzsS frame house and lot of ground, situated at the
north corner ofthe intersection OF Washing
and Queen-streets, to satisfy execution in favor
Of Lindsay & Hill. d. MINOR, D. NJ.
june 26--ts For T. Ringgold, Marshal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21
EXECUTOR,S SIZE.

IA ILL be sold the premises the first day of January,
w i6Z7 that well kuuTn and valuable called Poplar
fOrest lying the Of Bedford and Campbell, the
property OF Thomas Js6esOn dee. within eight miles Of
Lynebburg and three Of New LONDON about 40 likely
aud valuable negroes, with stock, crops The
sale viii be accommodating agd made known previous the
day.
On the fifteenth Of January Monticello, the county
Aiemafe the whole Of the residue Of The personal property
Of Thomas Jeieson dsc consisting Of 100 valuable negroes
stock CROP SC. household and kitchen furniture. The alien
ton OF the public earnestly invited 70 this property. The
negroes are believed TO he the most valuable for number
ever ed at one lime 10 the State of Vgna Tie house
hold furniture many valuable historical ard portrait paintings,
bsis Of marble and plaster Of distinguished individuals
Of marble Of Thomas JeGeon by Csae, with the pedestal
aud ruhoaed column which stands polygrap copy
Jog instrument used by Thomas Jefferson, The last twenty
1--we ycsts ~th various other Articles curious and useful 20
en- OF business ADD private families. The Of sale will he
accommodating and made known u the day The sales
wil be continued from dsy 10 lay until completed. These
sales beng unavailable sucent guarantee 20 the public,
That tbty vii take place the and Places appointed
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH,
Nov. .. 5t-tds Executor Of III. Js frrson, de o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21
RunatpQY Notice.

M AS committed TO the Jail Of HeDrIoo county runaway
w The fIiiowins negroes, On the 26ih Of April s26
SoLoMoN who states himself 10 the property Mrs
Dornston OF the city oi Richmond, hut hired for tie
year to Thomas Way Of Hanover nouny said runaway
tween 40 ani 80 years OF Of dark Complexion, i've
TN ee inches ,gh, siUut made had when AL
olive cooued feuaush roundabout blue
striped swansdown vt.t, white cotton Shirt and d
wool hat On the 23J OF June 1926, gro man who m
BOB aud that lie long DAVID Johnson Of Caro-
line county Sad runaway 20 26 years old, dark
r.Ao ie feet hive inches high the hi.
right eye, had when committed an ozabure shirt and
Panaiooh aud an old wool hat. Also, same day
muia'to boy named MAJOR, who says he the property
Idan Motiss, OF New Kent county, Va said boy is about
Yeas old feet inches high grey eyes had when
mtte grey toloured roundabout ke aud pantaoons
The same, white cotton SHIT, aud an old fur hat.
The owners Of sad slaves hereby ds.n ed for
ward aud comply with tue Tequests OF the law they VIII be
dealt with accordingly. JOHN Z. BURTON,
Deiu,y for VIM cambridge, h. C.
Nov. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21
Land aud Negroes for Sale.


WE subscriber offers for land in the county
4 oil MeckenbuTg, Coxs creek, miles TO the east ii
the Courthouse containing 40 acres than half Of the
land standing IN woods all good tobacco land The planta-
ton IN good order for cropping and very productive in ii
crops oil the country, with prime creek r ground
The improvements all and good;
one Of the best tracts OF high land the county. Also
tract OF 292 acres Bears Element creek land and
tobacco land with SO 40 Lunenurg county,
low grounds all famous plant land part land hes ia tn.
fork Of Ssfod and Hawkins roads, would he an
stand fer store
Asc, osent for James s. Rave nsoro other tract OF
land on Butcher, creek i'll the couy of Meckenhu 500
acres; tins land well Improved good
about hall OF this tract clear soft free productive land l.
the above lands not sold privately before 18th ay Of
November next (o which due notice will be gven the sub
scber will that day sell TO the highest bidder on the OF
ipise the tract Cox creek; also all crop Of corn
der, oats aud stock OF oil kinds, the 18th day Of the
same month. the premises, he will sell TO the highest ibid
the tract Bueke creek also all the crop Of com
and stock Of all kinds Terms will he made known Oh e dav
Of sale Between 90 and 10 valuable negroes would be SOLD with
these two tracts Of land. JOHN BIJFOKD
r. s. Any person wishing for this by add
letter TO the suhscrhe Lombarjy Grove Post Jhice Nee
ienbug, shall meet with prompt attention.
JOHN BUFoRD.
Mecklenburg, Oct 42-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21
HigWam Grarnmar School.

NE extent to which this Institution LA, been pats
Il from us commence mt, and the advantages lc under
proper cannot fail combines ed the
subscriber 10 toego other views and devote the
ms nnh 10 fostering INTO mature usefulness charge winch
was Committed TO him IN IFS earliest infancy. lie accord
ingy determined SO 10 extend the
that the tuent wishing TO complete his education
yershy OF Virginia. any other College in United Stal,
may not only have the preparing huse for
but by having previously stu lied Grammar h
ever may be eonPrehended in the classical sthe NAUTICAL
ofhe college for which he designed may The
period Of his cole giate abOus and s common ndtrv
sLl ability distinction in his classes While the
scholar iabours 10 the more rugged paths Of science he
The principles aud Of his own language will he
infinitely explained to bim; and by tracing the
Languages he may he learning, and by observing ans
ges between them, he Will ad himself dgree,by exercssd IN
improving his knowledge Of both Alter he shall rave az
CURED competent knowledge Of the structure Of hi. own
Language, his attention will he directed 90 the cultivation of
his taste. For that purpose he will take as ,rs book i,ls
Lectures on Hhelorc but instead Of combining him the
authoritative and frequently superficial dca d. Blair 1t
"he the aim OF his instructor TO awaken in him love
research W eoang for hun the opinions Of the best critics
both ani'en and modern The Of instruction will fur
ther comprise anen aud modern geography the use Of lie
philosophy. The school will he FURNISHED with an excellent
pair Of globes, aud complies set Of surveying Instruments
while MI Gts extensive plantations will aoid the Young
gentlemen ample fOr The exercise Of their skill
ing.
retire from the mathematical department this SCHOOL, the
subscriber bupPy to state that he will continue TO discharge
the duties Of tina, dpattmeut doubt with the success that
has hitherto accompanied his ese,tlcns.
The present session Of this school vii elose The 18Th Of
peStmbe The nest session will commence the fist day
oi January, 1871.
Prices If Bonrd cJ,d Tuition
board per session Of ave months, so
TurtiOn, On
The Prices Board md Tuition are payable in
II IN any cases should be ssn Ia the money
bonds will be expected that for board paJ able Mr Ges
the other (icr tuition) TO the subscf ibef.
M Giles building aud will have ready by the first Of
January, new house exclusively for the Of
Tie seon 50 that any Inconvenience that may have heen
heretofore 'ga'ued ~ young gentlemen, from the number
That nestaiy occupied he foon will he entirely re-
moved BY this building.
An arrangement will probable be made with gsntle M
who celebrated teacher Of modern languages TO gise
lessons al The WgwAn IN which opportunity viii be
presented % such may desire IT, Of learning be aya
tage, the French Spanish German and Italian languages
Nov ~. y ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21
Po,chuiaa FeuraIe .Sgni,.t.yv.

NiiS institution, fundrr the of Mrs. IL. Rud1 will
= he conducted the ensuing year at Lehe situated on the
.se road from Riehmond to carte,ve formerly the
oence oi Mt Wad. NJ shy, and of the snseiher The
exercises Of thu school for the ensuing term will
~ me INST day OF Febiul'y next, ami close last Of
November following.
fhe course o instruction inriule spelling. reading writ
ns a'i'hmee, gEsmin1f, gedgrarh!, hi,o, Entomology
"yh'iosy rhetoric, elements ot chemistry aud philosophy
FERNS Ior tie session of months as he. e;cfore For
hoard lodging &C. and lu'tun IN all the above b. ahch.s
me mt quarter payable ia advance. NJ deduction will he
.!e FOR scholars taken home bellie the end uf thu session
Music, diawins Painting AMI needle work will be extra
Charges and payable the end OF the sssiion The boarding
ea lmeni will he conducted ny Mrs Morrison Parents and
soriber. NJ x NOKnlsoN
tsrhe- fowhatan, Nov II. 57-w9w<
y u. teacher of Music will be wanted attend the
above institute
u Parents and guardian, informed tha, Dancing will
he taught NJ NJ Ru1d Scho" such wish Learn that
aero rli b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21
PUBLTC AUCTION.

SY virtue of deed 81 executed to the Subscribers on
II The 9th day Of june, 1921, by Daniel Weieser aud Seig
nora Tabh his wife aud admitted 10 record the county
Cheehed on The nth day Of June 1871 for the purpose
NJ securing certain of money therein msnt,,ned
Wal he sold at public auction the highest bidder The
house lately occupied by the sad Daniel Weeger Man
chester ~ Chesterfield oosny, Monday the 5 dsy Feb
Tuafy next q d, otberwse The next far day fhcfsief
tract Of lard sdcining the said premises lately occupied by the
sid Weisger containing about SIC acres, or IeAo
az Undivided portion OF lsnd adjoining the tract allied
Mount Robin purchased by the said Weeger Of Beverley
SMITH also al the household and kitchen furnnure, al tie
stock OF horses, rattle sheep and hogs, farming uensi &c.
&e aud fifteen negOes-Ao lot IN Manchester No. 33
tenement on the street. opposite JohnsJns warehouses;
also two acres u land IN the county Of enrco, the and
Of the late VIM. Cooke.
Terms Of Sale One and Two years credit will be allowed
the purchasers of the real estate, except the land eno,
upon Their giving notes. with approved endose aud deed
OF dust upon the property the pUnudl psynen
the base money The negroes and al the other property
will be sold fot cash.
The sale will Commence AZ IL O'clock aud will be made b
Thomas Taylor
Pm. NICHOLAS, lr,-
IN 8EKERvIs, r'u''ee''
Rishgsss, pss.s et~t.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21
PUBLIC SIZE.

virtue OF two deeds Of trust, executed by Matthew c.
Baker and wife, 70 the subscribers the dated the 7h
day Of December, 1925, aud the other the 2Oh day of %
1885, and recorded 10 the Clerks Office OF Powhatin for
poses therein mentioned, shall proceed 10 sell the ,s
January next the residence Of Matthew Baker ON the
buckingham Road, the lower end Of Poshasn county
one Containing fifty acres, more OF less, which The said -
ker resides, containing 5i2 acres less which
purohssed by the said Baker Of Thomas Woodbridge and in
i57 Is acres Of which Mrs. Edith H. Woodbridge has life
estate; containing eighty acre., or les b;h
purchased by the said Matthew O. Baker Of WIN Adso
snd the other conaniug % ~ acres less which was
conveyed 70 the said Baker by joseph b. Dsvis or 40 niue"
Of the said land will be sufficient n satisfy the purpose. II
the said deed Such title only vested IN the uJserbers
will be conveyed 10 the purchasers.
RtOBAKD WATKINS,
wa. s DANCE. Trustees
Dec I, 59--wfTt