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'o c" 10 Ine lupc, on reasonable terms. Ihu business
will be conducted under the firm Ea,ci,a ya,aes & Co
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES
EDWIN JAMES.
.4i~lg The Goods offered for sale following arf,cles:
Best London blue, black, brown olive green ant, mixed
cloths and cassimeres
Marnee chop, long short yellow blue na!hins
Rouen cassimeres, black u,erHo Cd bcmbazines
Black hastings, circsssans and Ienina rli sa,ti:,s
French hemp, bfown, and hondnn Plain, white and ribbed
billings
Stout India mixed silk camb.ct mixed French leans and
Ciscasaans
Plain and figured black 1oren,incs
Plain and figured white printed London Narsci,es
Ga new style bereges aud Gillian stripes
Plain and figured and wacTed Gro de Maps. of almost
every colour
French fOreIces and lustrings do do do
Best black Italian usnss and SA superior black
modes
Richly worked and hounred Swiss muslin robes
Piah and figured Canton, Nankn and MaudaIi cranes
aud Grape r0hes
Cambrics jaconets, and null msins Main & frrsd
Thread accs and edgings and aces aud wells
Rich barge scarfs and hikiS. and ncv silk s!awls
Black and coloued bonbazeits and bia OK hona zines
good assortment Of ginghsms and fancy nlinis
Tortoise tuck, neck and side combs
Brazilian do DO do
p 4, ID and Cd garment ard furniture di,riiss
Umbrellas and parhsos
a large assortment. of ribbons and rich sashes
"A and GA bed ckGcs, cotton balls and spool sevnrs
Brown aud beacbed shirtings shcetings plaid
German ozn"burgs, ticklcnburgs and burIaps
Swing, toilett and mantle glasses, &c. &C. &c.
We have made such arrangements with our house In Nov
York, rs viii enable obtain hes, terms a,os,
every article III our line, which shall receive throughout
the season III such quantities will render our assortment
at all times good and commanding.
EDWIN JAMES 6 co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25
New Dry Goods Store.

fENHE Subscribers have taken the recently
q by Messrs Thos. & Richard Crouch & Co. and are
now Opening handsome assortment, comprising amos
ynIiniv of stanle nd FAM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25
DRY GOODS.

Which they have just received b. late arrivals from
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and which are offered
for cash, TO the public, reasonable The business
will be conducted under the firm of E3,ri'a James 6 Co.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES
EDWIN JAMES.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

HIcH'H07'd, yHt INN, 1G27.
nc parties interested In the execution of The abo+c
ORDER are hereby notified that have appointed Saturday
me 1912 Gay OF September Dcxt,o the same NJ
tbS Office at which time and place they reoired to
attend before nc, on the matters in reference by virtue Of
said order, with the necessary documents and rroo IN
enable me to perform said order.
III WN. 6. PENDLETON. Co,,
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TIRGLNT4:

NJ rules, holden in the cek office the superior cour,
JGly, 1917
Edmund Bullock, IN
against
George Coleman and MS son John Henry Ce,n, Cbari
In"mpson,Jr. john NJ. Price, UNs.
nc defendants George Coleman aud hiss John Henry
Coleman having entered their appearance ana given
security according ts the act Of assembly and the rules Of
's court aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence tina
they are not inhabitants Of this country; ordered tba
me SAID defendants do appear here fay NJ the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some resar
punished IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
cesvey, aud posted at the front door Of the capitol in
tie said city. F' ;"
So crer. Tc.rr WIN. y. HrNryc. e
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pIRGINI4:

~ Superior Court OF Chnncery held at Gieenb.er Court
House on Tuesdey, the I2ih OF Ju.e, 1927:
The President and Directors OF the Literary Fund y
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S = the contents of this little volume from which we
caiot part without congratulatins Mrs. rcersg on her
sheet aud graceful performance.
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II. BAKER. NJ. G..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

VIRGINIA At Enlr, holdcn in the Clerks office ofthe
superior Court oiCh1Hrrry for the Lsnchburg District,
the 9TH November, lS2G. Simon Millcr, PIT GgaiRst
Doct. IIat1isand Martha ms wIle, late Martha Ri
vera, Elizabeth Kiyers, only child, now heir at la~ of
William Rivers and an infant by commissioner Re
nah, specially assigned their guardian, John Hunt,
Sharp & Robertson, William VI. ltses, admfr of JahH
Rives, decd, aud William Cook, DcitS.
The defendant Doct. Harris and Martha his
wiz, late Martha Rivers and john Hunt not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules ofthis court, 4 It appearing
~ satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of
TIL rorniry-lt is ordered, tiat the said defendants donp-
pear here on the first day oftae next term and answer tue
bill oitle plaintiff and that a copy OF this orderbc forthu
with inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town of
Iynchburg, for two months suCcessiyely, aud posted at
the front door Of the courthouse IN the said town.
81 A~eopy-TcStc, JOHN WILLS, c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20
Housc Servants, HousehoM and Hitch

HoHsc Servants, UoUSehoM and hjich-
IN FWRitaf,
NOR SALE Al ArCTION.-The subscriber
- having determined to discontinue house
keeping, will sell, by way of auction, on Tuesday
the 18th day of March next, the whole of his
House SERVANTS, among which are two valu-
able Seamstrcsses, one of which is a first rate
ella mbcr-maid n valuable young woman, an
excellent Cook and uncommonly likely one
man Cook. who is a good gardener one female
dining room servant, and a small girl who has
also been accustomed 10 the house. together with
hive other negroes, chiefly boys. quite young and
likely for the number. the subscriber has no
hesitation IN saying, they are as valuable a par
eel olnegrocs rs ever we've offered for sale atany
time; they are sold for no fault, but merely be.
cause | have no use for them.
At the same time he will dispose of the whole
ofhiS HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TuRE, some of which is elegant, and such as
has been seldom sold in this place, CONSISTING in
part of the following articles: One elegant Ma
hog1ny Side. Board; one do. Secretary Desk Book
Case and Wardrobe, (all N one J.; one do. SGT
Dining Tables, ON pillars, upon anew plan one
very handsome Tea do. one do, Hair Sofa +;
one Easy Chair Mahogany Bedstcads, carved
and PLAIN one dozen Cane Bottom Chairs, and
two CrcCian Lounges To match, handsomely or.
namentcd one dozen superior Flag Bottom
Chairs, gilt Windsor Chairs one ELEGANT CHM
ney Mirror Carpets; Dressing Tables aud
Glasses one set OF Dining Canton China com
pietc one set Liverpool do. a double SET of
Purple and Gilt, Tea and Coffee China a COM
pletc set oflvory Knives and Forks PLAIN do. =;
large Coffee Urn elegant plated Ream aud Cas-
tors, with silver edges plated CandlestickS F.;
Silver Table. Desert and Tea Spoons; ono Sat
tin-Wood Tea Cadda elegant Brass Andirons 4;
Tenders Shoyels and longs; Beds aud Bed
Furniture, of every descriptions Damask aud
PLAIN Fable Cloths. Together with almost eve
~ article appertaining TO housekeeping. Also
5000 pounds nicely cured Family Bacon, and a
good mich Cow with a young calf-Thc sale
will continue from day to day until the whole
property Is sold.
For RENT, that elegant Two Story Brick
House and Lot, al present in the occupancy of
the subscriber, attached TO which is a good Gar
den, stable, Garriage-house Granary, and an
excellent lce-house, all in complete repair. This
House. which is admirably adapted to the com
Portable accommodation of a family or private
Boarding House, is situated on first street, and
IN one of the best neighborhoods in Lynchburg
Also, for Rent, n comfortable Two Story House
and Lot adjoining, lately in the occupancy of
Mr.. A. Winston.
For HIKE, ton the remainder of the year, an
excellent negro Carpenter, with n good set OF
Iools.-AlSo, Two valuable Negro Men, accus-
toned To the plantation.
Terms liberal and made known on the day of
sale GEO. WHITL0kCE.
Feb, 10. tlctdS5i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

NIfGlNIt:-At Rules holden iuthr Clerks office Of the
superior court ofChaueery iur the Itnchbnre district,
the 6th day ofNOyember, ls2G. Martin Parks, Will
am Park. Samuel lurks and Peggy hs wife aud Am
hrosr Ruoher and Elizabeth his Hilr and the sand Mar
TN Parks, admir- de hOnis non of John Parks, the Young
cr, decd, Pit. dnotaSt Moses Rurker " inium l..
burks, ext Of samuel Burks, deed, and Benjamin
Parks. Defts.
The defendant Benjamin Park not having entered hi
appearance to the amended bill ofthe plaintiffs aud given
security according 10 the act ofassc,nhly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he Is not an |inlahitaut ofthi- country-lt is ordered. that
the said defendant doappear here ON the first day of the
next term and answer the said bill of the plaintiffs; and
that a copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper printed n the town Of Lynchhurg, for two
months successfully, and posted Ut the front door OF the
courthouse III the said town.
26 A ~copy-Trste, JOHN WILLS. c.
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BsIvi Thomas Sterling and Henry Lyn,, tz'rs
~ he late Heafy IyHa, he cideT, dec Join {
Taylor, TtomaS Ead, John b. Trent, Tho
mn DIR, Patrick H. Iouniotae and John 7.
HI rs adls' Of Samuel MI. dec.
mENIIEMEN-Take notice, that on Satur-
VI day the 9th day Of March next, at the
n. England Exchange, in The City of London,
VIC shall proceed TO take the dispositions Of Boyd
Miller aud others, 10 be read ON the trial of our
suit now depending against you in the Superior
Court ofChancery for the LynchbuTg District.
IN the state of Virginia, wherein We. a. surviving
partners Of the late mercantile firms Of David An
derson n Go. and Hart, Campbell x Go. are
oomplainants, and you are defendants and II,
from any cause, said dispositions should not be
taken or completed gu that day. then and in thai
ease We shall proceed at the same place on Mon
day, the 9th day of April following, 10 take the
same, TO be continued from day 10 day until COM
pieted.-And you are likewise notified that, on
J riday the 9th day OF April next, at the Eagle
Hotel, III the CITY of Richmond, Va. W shall
take suudry Other dispositions, To he read in the
same cause, aud lfnot taken on that day, then at
that place on The 3Oth day Of the same month,
We shall proceed 10 take them-ht which tnnes
and places, you are invited 10 attend in person OF
by attorney. Your obi serv'ts.
JAMES X MILLER,
PATRICK HhRI.
Jan. Is. c5w24
u You are also notified that on the 24th and
9th days ofApfil next, at Lindsey Colcman's,
III the county ofAmhcrst, we shall take The d.
positions of David 5. Garland, Vim. Lone aud
TO be read in the trial of the same causes
and where you may also attend.
J. r.. MILLER,
L. HART
Jan. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

NfOTfCEs-By virtue Of a deed Of trust exc
II euled by james 5. McAllister, to the sub
scribers. aud Of record in the Clerks Office ofthe
county OF Bedford, will be sold at Campbell Court
House ID Monday in March next, being Camp
bell Court day, by way of public auction. for
cash, the following property, viz "A tract Of
land lately purchased by the SAID james 5 Of
his brother " ilIiain, continuing about eighty a.
ores, commonly called the storetfaet, lying Ia tire
county Of Campbcll-all the SAID James ). Nc
Allstet's right and interest in the real aud per
son estate Of his deceased father; also two slaves.
named Jenny and Dick-bis household aud
kitchen furniture, OF 50 much thereof as vii sat.
lsfyH the debt in sud deed mentioned. Acting as
trustees, we will convey snrl tile only a. is YES.
ted IN Us 10y virtue ofsaid deed.
CtISWELL DABNEY,
GEORGE STEPTOE,
Trustees.
feb, Is, tds27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

VIRGINIA At Rules holden at the Clerks office ofthe
Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg Dis
trict, the 9Th November, ls26. William MKee, Ed
ward VI. tireenway and Elias Ogden, late merchants
and partners trading under the sly IL and firm of Will
am a'hee 4 Co. Pits. against David S. Garland and
William !. Frccland, Dft..
The defendant William l. froeland not HAVING
entered his appearance and given security nrccr-
ding to the act Of Assembly and the rules of Ihus court aud
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not in
%Inhahitart NJ this country--it il ordered, that the said
defendant d. appear here en- the first day of The next
term and answer the bill oftle plaintiff; and that n copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted ia some newspaper
printed in the town of LynchJurF for two months sue
cresiyely, and posted at the front door Of the court
house in the said town.
AcOps -T'tto.
IT JOHN WILLS, &.
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ANfILLS FOR SALE.-Pursuant to the viii
Akl OF the tate Col. Nm. b. Lynch, otter foi
sale, one undivided Inoiety of the BLACk-W 4.
TER MILLS, aud about sixty acres of land at
lached thereto. 4 small part of the purchase
money will be wanted al short dates, and a credp
OF one, Two aud three years given on the balance.
the payments 10 be well secured.
MiCAJAH DAVIS, Jr,
A2m'r roth tn wiH dunefedofab, Egloie
ofjtm. b. LVncb, dec'f.
FOR RENT, the plantation ncar the Carding
Machine. Isl A. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

WOTICE.-By virtue of a deed of trugt, exc
AL cutod TO us by Thomas Smith, on the
9th day of Decrmber, 1926, and of record in the
clerks office ofBedford county, will be sold, at
Henry Moss's, in the county of Bedford, on the
9th day of March, if fair, if not, the next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, for ready money,
by way of public auction, the following proper
~, viz: One negro woman, named Mason and
one child, named stephen. The title to said ne
groes is considered indisputable, but acting as
trustees, we win only convey the title,sested in
us by the deed aforesaid.
JOHN BOARD, }Tr,s,oos
IHOS. kASEY,
Feb. 10, c3w#os
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'lR1lNlA ,--At Rglcs holden IL ne s'crA.s'ors
superior eomt ot Ghane,fy fof he Lfnehb,+s. 81
The 1T DAY Of January, Ie27. T1Iisb IL
ge,nst William A tiliiiam, rolly f,Iham, b.,
Jan fendieton, and Ezekiel q. Gillrnrl, ne0e r.
The deienddntN Iiliam A.Giillam u.f br,f.=
appearance and given security aeeordn,g +.
henblY ahdtle rnlfz oftlns court, and 1t appesr55.
hiactpry evidence that hc Is not an iuhal,i...t - "a
uy-it IS ordered that the said defendant Il, a..
on the hrst day oitlle nezt term and answer H. p
Piaihiilii and that 4 cops Of this order BE- fsrtIt. z
ted IN soihe nesspgper printed II the tow Of -
Tor two months sucersstsrly. aud posted Al H. x
oi the eourthouse N tie sad town. av'
~Eopy-Tcste,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

h\fOTICE.-Lost out oCmy wagon, on Thurs
IL day the 18th inst. between the Boiling
spring Tavern and Nenil's wheolwrlght shop,
in Charlotte, a Shot Gum, rather shorter than
common shot guns, the stock IS new, (be-
lcyed TO be maple, stained a light mahogany
color, a new aint put ia with brown paper. A.
ny person that will deliver said gun TO Maj. NJ
AlIister nj the Boiling Sprioe Tavern, OF nt the
Red House, or TO the subscriber, AT Goals Ferry,
shall be generously rewarded.
A. ). F~LES1IMAN.
Jan. %. dt5O
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n. R. NoRvELL & VIM. II. MORGAN

n r. NORFELL & WIN. II. MORGAN
NJ have just received a beautiful assortment
OF super English Thread Laces, Silk, GAUGE Il
baraige Hanks. new style and fashionable belt
%hiooons, Shell Combs, and a few elegant rich
oooinet lace Wells, which We viii sell at our usu.
al low prices.
IN addition to the above, we hourly expect A
,a,ee and General assortment of STAPLE &
I ANOf GOODS, which we invite our friends
aiiu customers to call and examine, as we are
u'I ZEN to sell at very reduced prices.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerk Office of the
superior Court ofChanccrvfo the L%enchbrre District,
the 9Th day of Nuyember, ls26. William Clark, admir-
of William S. Clark, dec. Phi. Gga5ast Jnn. Miller, FieI-
ding l., " iHiaHs, admir- ofRobert c. Williams, dec.
and John Morehead, Defts.
The defendant John Morehead not having entered his
appearance 10 the amended bill ofthe plaintiff and given
security acenrdingto the act of Assembly aud the rules Of
tins court, ard At appearing BY satisfactory evidence that,
he Is not AN inhahitan' IL this country-itis ordered, thai
the sad defendant do appear here on the hrst day ofthe
next term and answer the said bill of the plaintiff; ara
that Il copy of THIS order be forthwith Inserted in som.
newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchburg, for two
months successfully, aud postcda at the front door ofthe
courthouse in the said town.
p A~roPY-Tesfc. IQHN WILLS, c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

VIRGINIA, to wit Alta court held for Halifax county
on the 18Th day Of November, lS2d. John Williams
and John Victor, partners trading IN JeWclty, under the
firm aud siylc civilians & Victor, Pits. against VII
liam Owen and Leroy Carlton, DeitS. Ia Chunerry.
The defendant Nv en-, not hay ing entered his appear
anee and given security according 10 the act Of Assembly
anh the rules ofthis court, and il Appearing 10 the satist
faction oi the coart that he is not an |iuhabItant of this
tolnmonwealtl-On motion ofthe plaintiffs by counsel,
II Is ordered, that the said defendant Owen do appear
here ON the fourth Monday in February court and answer
the plaintiffs bill that "a copy fthIs order be forthwith
inserted IN the Nrgmlan, a paper published in Lynch
burg, for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door ofthc courthouse fthis county on some court day.
y A C~opy-Teste, WIN HOLT DC.
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VIRGINIA ;-At Rule holden s. tbe Clerk Office ofthe
superior court uf ihancefy for ihc i5hfhbufE distIie1
the 9Th day Of November, Ie26. Geofge thahcef III.
against hetlIerlaud Tut, admir- OF Caleb TAFT deed
the said setheriand TAT. Celine 1a1t, baeVn laif,
Charles II. TAFT. tJotn Taii. children and hem 81 the
fsid Caleb Tau, decd, Ann TAT, widow and reifi OF
Caleb Tat, deed, Richard Perkin-, Nancy Tat widow
& reiict of Caleb TAFT the younger, dec d, and Louisa ..
TAFT and VIM. 1ait, infant children aud herr % the
said Caleb Tat the younger, BY commits. oHef Benagh,
specially assigned their guardian and YIN. ID " ren,
admir- ofSaml. g.. Adams, deed, Defts.
The defendant hefherand Ter not having entered his
appearance and given security according To Tue oct 81 A.
selnbly and the rules of this court, aud II appearing by "a
tsfactery evidence that he Is not sn inhabitant al this
eountry-lt s. ordered, that the saId defendant d" appear
here on the first day ofthe next term and answer the BIZ
ofthe plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some new paper printed IN the town oiLyncf-
burg. for two months successfully, and posted Al the front
door Of the couFthau-c IN the said town.
- A~cOpY-Tsste, JOHN WILLS, G.
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jonN WILLS

slRalNlA AT knes holden IN the Cielf3a en-
superior Conft Of Chancefy for Tie L~,AelI,lfs n. @''
ne 9th day Of November, lr26. George HH...,,.
III agaalsi fliaa laIconer and Susan DLI5..
The defendants mel having entered then -, pHi
aud RiFth security according Ia the art Of =
the rules OF thu court, and 1t appearing h, ~ M
evidence thai eiey arc not Inhabitants Of fi,s j
II - ordered, that the SAID defendants do 4pre=-
the n day OF the neNt term ans answer thr bIl =, .
plaintiff aud that a copy of this order be fctt5. :. ~ We
serted IN some newspaper printed in the town off ~
burg Tor two months successfully, and po.,.I
from door Of the courthouse in the said town. 'a
20 A~Copy-Testc, JOHN Nrre,
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Rnles holden in the Clorb's ofh,, ~ n.
Spneriar Corrrf Chancery for the I%yrahhnre p' ,G,a
tho IN iay orNoycmber. lS2d. hitthc" 'sr"n
and Caroiiirc his vie, plis. cqo,zst ia'l N ,,5
ex'r of JescpI T>yedy, dec. and Il obeft lWa'9 fn .a1
Williamson Adler Arlington his setnriii''' ~
John Tvedv.nd Robert Twedy IN Their 49, T., Is
bednogo Txydy. Elizabeth Coleman, Pult , nm
ziahE-ia Kezia, Coleman and kenl. raq.
sheriff of dmpbell, administrator de bonis ioh
ny THedyAee. Dcfts. III, Pol.
The defendants John Twcdy, A~hedncgo f~ea5' ~
Cncka and Knzioh -, into kcziah I ol9J4'ib In Il
bayina enteod tLeir appearutce to tle oraen9 r. rta
the plaintia and given security %acsorait2 i" aa"neari1g
Assembly aid the rules of tbs court am ,,sbahhisuts ID.
by sntisf,cspry evidence that they are not Hb'r ' ~ do a.
t5is sr1l,,t,.1, Is ordered, ma the said de- 'end'llS y cr d
pear here6 n the first day of the mkt 'efn ~ II tbi. crar
laid hin o,the plaintiffs and that a copy .ntsd in ia
be f,rtbyvtb inserted in some revspapsf p,"r,l, ai
town of Iynrhburg,, for two mouths ,pa 5".e Of thc ~
town. Copy-iese' YouN I'll
6FAN Apprentice will be taken 9
this Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-20

Il. AND FOR SALE The subscriber offer.
u iof sale his valuable tract ofland whrreon
he nov lives, containing 35l IL Acres, lying in
Campbell County, on Stone Wall Creek, l.
miles below Lynchburg, and in 3 miles ofJames
River, and IN 3 miles of3 Merchant Mills. Tins
land Is tho first rate tobacco land, and well Wa
tered, good improvements, aud plantation in
ample order for cropping, sufficient 10 work 3 OF
e hands 10 advantage, and possession may he
and al any time before the present crop is pitch
cd For terms, apply to the subscriber living
ON the premises. JOHN WALKER. IL.
Feb. !. Cti26