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Thursday the 9Th day Of Ansu,t next willie cd on
~ the emes, TO the highest bidder valuable landed
estate 81 the late anuia iaron the Of Poyyha-
Tan Two miles below the courthouse lying the waters OF
me Creek, containing by ostinaon 1916 acres about
100 OF which very valuable fiat and yearly all reoaine
an" III NICE order Tor coppngi tie highlands equal SUI
peTor TO the neighbVrJod, large portion of which
are N woods, heavily tnbefed wiki oak 1t on con.
yenient and suitable houses o the of fam-
N curing crops Of Tobacco AMI preserving every species
crop wei watered its great coniiguty Scotsvle
ierso and the two large rytT James sn Appomtux which
renders Tue produce made thereon Easily delivered either
hichmond ." Petersburg Vshts other nnune1able ayana.
GEES renders very desirable farm au well The atte
ton Of such DESTROYS Of veng funds in real estate
A"y per'on wishing TO view The property, will he sheyn by
M Robert o. Mace Capt LgUn hr Archer Cooke who
1--we Immediately IN ihe neightohood. Terms Bonds " h
approved personal security and lien the property with
interest iiom the date able tu, three five
years Equal annual instruments will he required pu-
ehae out deduction Of six per ctnum per annun, will he
male ON each Tor prompt thereof This will be
divided to suit purchasers if desired.
NATHANIEL HARRISON,
ExOr OF Edmund HARRISON, lee.
consent to The above sale, As far a, l am itrre,td
EDWARD cox.
June IL I0-tds
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Green Creel for ScIe.


sSf virtue OF deed Of tIust Nathaniel We
II nshe ana Miller Wood.on IT, by Thorna, r. Randolph
snd wie bearing date the 2sh Jay OF September, 1921 aud
recorded m the County e9art II cAteyiaad ppUses in
me deed mentioned, the said Trustees s
June 1877 ohte premises proceed to sell for cash. the well
known tract nj land called Green Creek aud possess
OF Thomas H. Randolph THIS tract is ,unpo,ed TO contain
600 acres The trustees will only convey such vested
IN them. Nav I8 s--ti.<
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AVAe stolen ous Of my stable the 10th dsy m Nav !,
~ ugut e-coioui ID sprrel mare about feet TO-
~ hsh Won switch ta, i've years old this spfiu. aud i
dhsien 90 her ls6 eye and any persoa who will h,i NJ m,
'' mare Or give me siy information her. % .hf rt
he's sssip, viligiv, then ten dollar. .
Tfuse George co, June e.
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LA,N.DS nv POWHaTa.V FOR SHE

LANDS IN POW.H9TG.V FOR SHE.
virtue Of decree Of PowhAsn chsuoery court we the
n undeisIgned commissioners will sell the highest bidder
upon the premises the 9th Julysncxt credit Of and
y mouths about 20 - e4 pedSog land Ibeng
same formerly covered by Bryanps M POnd belonging to
the estate Of the late Peter DPy IL lies south
o and adJeDns TO the Coal Nnes called Dips 4 PovGsi
and confidently believed t. contain large hUdy Of coal
being within 500 ys,d Of their old pits. Upon this
sa large framed House. formerly used The 1fH House
snd on the H july being the dsy after The above sale
shall sell upon the premises the Plantation Houses called
Prospect Hill eodslnng about 40 Acres beng Ge former
months.
And at the time and place. will be sold 10 the highest
bidder upon credit Of months, the reyersiJnary right to
all the Land present by Powhsisn Cotton Fac
tory Pond uppoedi contain or acres, adjoining ohD
Sitdd, Wm. L. Smith aud others
CHARLES BR1Nc{I
JOSEPH y. LliVfS,
ROBERT HARRIS,
CLAIBORNE WdTRfRS,
MY -. dds tuuafnissiyners.
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NOT[CE-

virtue Of deed Of trust, executed tie suhierbor by
- Llebery H. mosby, bearing date the 10Th day Of Jsua
ny lBl4 aud duly recorded the clerks Jee 81 poegha
Ian will be offered for sale, The highest bidder Tor cash on
IhuIday, The 2ia day Of June next (hsl being Powhaan
court da) ths courthouse Of the SID county The following
slaves mentioned IN said deed w Emanuel juno Solomon
aud Eloisa snd her child The subcriber viii convey
such title only, - IS vested 10 him trustee
- JOHN II. SrEGER, trustee.
ihaY ~
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THE S.RFETY R.aRGES.

III III Il 4
es5sSSpexh Thee spacious and elsrah vessel.
GNE35EBF will perform their regular route
"A IN between New Yoik aud ALBANY
Ts3FyfSys5SlzS very day in the Week except
Saturday and Sunday, till the lat
- October. Their speed has been
much improved snst l'tseason. and the passages will be
performed chiefly by daylight sGording an opportunity 10
view ID interesting scenery Of the IIrdson river
To Leave Ne,c York TO keme <Jjbary
MONDAY at Moudsy IN
Tuesday at 10 IN Tuesday Al 10 m
"Wednesday at 10 a m "wednesday at 10 m .
Thursday at 10 a n Thursday at 10 IN
Friday at 10 a IN FRIDAY ri 10 m
And VIII land receive passengers ut the places
Tie ProPreor look with confidence continuance OF
patronage that has been Justly ntred by this e4tlish
menti which ah1rds 10 travellers unrivaed degree
comfort, and entire security those disasters to which the
pest Sseam Boats and Sailing Packets exposed.
New York, June g. 1921 e-ShigygfNO
b. Travellers cautioned against giving credit to re-
ports sDd statements unisvorable the Burgess many i'm
Postios Of this kind have been heretofore praciieed
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FOR RFN-T on LF9SN

FOX RENT OR LEdSE,
hahSE Tan Ystd and Morocco Factory within small
es.nce Oi The Market House, IN this place where Hides
t, 80. very cheap The Yard Bark Sill and spacious
,S - aie AZ ~ good order, and The renter caD work 10
, 'ns ion Of July neat and have toll possession 10
Wsvg9 '''ttSafds' wan. DEPRIEST.
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FOR SHE,

FOX SdLE,
T7NIH Plate 10 boxes
a Brszer's copper
Sd Wrought nails
Esfthen Ware, ssJerted, in crates
London Porter and Brown Sldut
Madeira Wine
Liverpool filled sacks Of salt
Quart sod pin, bottles
EUgbh white lead, ground in oil
Msy IS. sac BvCGA WARWICK
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Lunatic H0spitgI Tt,jIio,,,,,,- S5,,-,

NOTIOEn hereby given that III the eel in th,s r,,i,,
are ooeuPi'd an6 thai no patients will be- rsoeved
be gwen. BY order II the Court on Djrslsof, ''' ""
NaN =" 5-W /, Hf.NIEv
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(52 See Mr. Adsms's letter Mr.. S. Csnuiny Js,.d
"asnington April ia contained the same
page TO 0u"eh''
(4) See Mr. s Canning letter to Mr.. Adams. dated ,.,
81. . W Noeumens page
lal See Mr. Adamss letter to Mr. s. Canning dated
Washington, May a. 1928, sam. n
te2 See Mr. s. Canning letter TO Mr. Adams, dated
ahinstOn, Msy II, 1919, sam, pocmeu srs
ga. 'A'F'be
V) These Facts are extracted from the Of Con-
er.ssiona proceedings given the Norfolk Herald of tha
day ln,o this they said be transferred from tue
NatioLa' Int Ills eneer. ~ ~
ls See III. pamphlet contributing General Smith. .o,,sh
on the Colonial Trade, delivered the Senate Feb q Is7
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EXECUTIVE DEP 1RTWENI, 4

- Richmond, e;h June, isz7 Z
PROPOSALS. will be renewed At this Department 10, The
tiAsy fcf hsnsponsss.
Jaaef2 .a4
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% See Atsof TIE feeoud st,si.u Of tie i7h cspare
ehep IL page 20 60 IL q O'"s''''
20 Bee hir $ canuinz's lsucI 10 sIr. Adam. s,f,l
washington, MfrehsT 1898. conisiufd ir ne u.eo, \,
,,gm9a.y,S ,"e tfe''dsai'' -: Meslst g. .cnq., ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-10
[REMAINDER IN OUR NExT.1

The following communication, from the pen
Of a respected friend and gentleman, was prom
scd in our last and would have been then in
serted, had not thc pressure of other matter,
the publication of which we could not avoid,
caused its exclusions:
FOR THE LITERARY CADET.
Mr.. Editor-Whilst passing along one of
the streets Of Providence the other evening"
our attention was arrested by hearing person
speaking with much warmth respecting the
evil ioings of his ne ighbor and dcnouncing him
to the lowest pit of pcrdition for his real or
supposed faults:
Stop" said an old man to him, (who was
standing near by,) "you are too iast-you
ought TO recoect the old proverb, "The least
said is soonest mended.' lie was so COM
plotcly abashed by their rcprooi, that his tongue
became silent, and reason again resumed her
empire--and we could not help rcnc citing, that
if mankind in general should often apply III S
apohcgm to themselves, it would frequently
prevent the "heart aches and thousand
natural shocks that flesh is heir to- besides,
sometimes save the trouble of vexatious ltiga-
tion
In our opinion, most OF the heart burnings
in civilized society, ,arc caused by the unre-
strained lccncc of that unruly member, the
tonguc-all perhaps for the want Of trcasurng
up in the memory this short saying Of the old
man" The least said, the soonest mcndcd." /"
Horace accuses some people of having lcaky
ears; but according TO our conception, the
tongue, after all, is the organ most in fault
and if you, Mr.. Editor, can prescribe more
| potent charm than the one above named, which
Will olcctualy suppress that most pcrniciors
practice of exposing tho failings of other poo-
pc you will confer so grca, a favor on tho
public, that the deed will immortazc your
name, and cause succeeding generations to
erect statues TO your memory.
Truly sir, from the frequency Of caunny we
have often thought that saying too much, was
the bcsctting sin of majority of mankind, for
should an individual emulate the purity of an
Angel in heaven, he cannot escape the lash OF
the slandcror's tongue, insomuch that the very
uprightnoss of his life is attributed To wrong,
unhalowed motives, and he becomes so o'iun-
sivo, that many tongues arc set III moion TO
traducc him, and much guile employed until in
public estimation, ho Is reduced TO a level with
his calimniators.
Bat the direct charges Of neighbours mis-
deeds, are productive oi limited evil, Unless
they can bo subst1nlintc1; this Is well known
TO the tailcfs %! scandal; hence tho they seek
'hc ruin Of thor victims by dark surrscs. un-
gracious binis aud insinuationf, which lead the
hearers 10 put The worst construction ON what
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-10

THE EpIcURIAN.-Thcfe seems to be n
diversity of opinion as TO the merits of Moorc's
now poem Of the Epicurian, and whilst some
have applaudcd it in terms of the most unquali-
fed praise, others have poured upon it the phi
ais Of vengeance and condemnation. The Lon
don Ma gaxine, in the course of a review Of the
work, holds the following language, which,
after dcsultory reading OF the poem, we adopt
us our own:
"Such arc the outlines oftho story Of the
Epicurc"n, a tale, which III style, subject,
and method Of treatment di!lors most essen
TALLY from the productions of the day. 1t is
conceived IN the spirit of Greek romance Of
the latter ages of that llngulgc, and slvours
strongly of the Alexandria school of poetry
and rhetoric II il elegant without force 1t
is beautiful without life; it is, in short, the
composition of a student OF refined taste and
cultivated ina gination rather than the ciu-
son Of an ardent and powerful genius. The
,,nur:cs of the gardens of Epic,rus arc de-
scribcd with much more felicity than the stern
mysteries Of Mcniphs; the passionate love OF
the hero, and the tender purity ol Alelhc, are
described with much greater effect than the
vigorous irmncss, tho simple Christian virtues
OF the prlnllttNc 1cHCUcI uiu ~ VI lHc INV
c,i,h: n line of Alcxandrian soilncss, a touch
of Epicurean fccblcncss, is felt throughout the
! who,o story. Ne, orihclcss, it is a tale ofmuch
graceful invention, both for the polish of its
| et,lc. and tEc elegance of It's ornaments, and
! moreover for tho fidelity and beauty of many
of Is descriptions of natural scenery, i; is rals-
cd Far above the ophcmcral trash Of the circu-
l,iing library"
We are among thoso who arc the admirers
Of Mr.. Moorc's muse, and although We shni'
not deny that he has, in his playful moments
written some things which tho more iastidous
might reject, yet his writings, taken as
whole, arc the most finished specimens 'o'
poetry: that have been afforded since The days
| of Anacrcon and Homer Ills Sacred Mclo-
dies possess Ear greater charms than those by
Watts, and his national airs aud sonncts, have
never been cqu,cd by modern bard. We
shall always read Mr.. hoofc's illusions with
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delights and for us, the perusal of his Lnlla
Rookh. affords a treat far more satisfac ctory
than can be afforded by the productions Of any
other poet.
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"Oh will love thee, even in madnc" love thee;
Though my distracted senses should forsakc me,
Id fnd some intervals, when my poor heart
Should surge ITSELF and be let loose to thine.
Though the cold earth he all our resting place,
Its roots Our food, some cleft habaiion,
I'll make tl. arm pillow for thine head
And, as hon signing, ,'si aud swelled with sorrow,
creep to thy bosom, pour the balm Of love
Into thy SOUL and ki,. thee 10 thv rest,
Then praise the god, and watch llce till the morning"
REMAINDER IN OUR NEXT
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-10

OF the eighth anniversary Of the ANNUAL
CATTLE Show and EXHIBITION OF MANU-
FAcrUREs, by the Rhode Island Society for
The Encouragement of Domestic Industry,
holden at Pawtuxet, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, the Sd and 4,h of October, 1927.
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Maria gazed intently for moment on her
husband a smile beamcd upon her countc-
nance, and with heart bursting with its fond
emotions, she responded in tho language Of the
good and generous Bclvedera:
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n EW GOODS

Y f. JAMES & co. Market Bridge, have received
C (ch.ay by the last New York, Boston md
Phi.dtlPh'sl the following DRY GOODS:
case SUPER blue aud black cloths, cheap
do rs & gtass beached Irish ln.iis
do A beaehed German shifting, linen, sHpsr,O,
aEncIe.
dos4 Irish .heetiug
ilo S-4 long lawns
do BIRDS eye and "a Irish diaper
40 10 superior MerIiu,aek points
dos rich plaid prints
do 8 Y Ga garment dirpi,y
do II ghoru bolivar hats, okedp
do best silk nmb elias aud double do ence pars-cis
DO "Cak's" spool sewing cotton all .aHibers
do containing good OF she'll tuck, long bent
Derk deep teeth side eomb, smong the tuck,
Heavy black Italian iuestting
D. IIos de Maps, of almost color, plain
Black italian grapes, broad sttrnye
Green, white blue, straw * PINK Aoienees
Superior black French aOrences
4,5&6-4 black modes
Black white, pink, brr wn K straw 'atin'
4,5&6 plain bobbiuel ,
Rich hobbinst ves e"'p
ms. Canislo', cor.tt;., No..s, ANS
8 hsies 4 brown shiIlings
Sdo 4, ~ 6 4 brown .heeiinK
do "a plaid domeslIe
"a. 7s& a. superior indigo plaid dome.l;c
10 10 Dorohe-tsr ticking
40 A. WSIpole do Gae quality
do 4 \ Ca indigo apron chez Ks
do 5& do furniture check.
10 British oEnaburgs,
which stock previously hand, renders their
.'oitmsnt nnuually coed August .. 25-et
ID URSuANT TO the Within waTranI, ducted,
inches hgh, with small her forehead
hinder foot white, long roaohsd name, grown
eerably roaohingj hob tail and white sptts
ba supposed to be oauedhy the saddle shown
10y ohn Miller OF this and do mud the be
spprase the said 10 the Of $50 Certified uuer
THos. ". cRowDER,
BEAJ- ALLEN,
EDWARD HUGHES.
Copy Te, MILLER wooDsoN,
CItik Of CImherIsni
Tuvr
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James Rirer Lnn1 ~ Snie-

HN Saturday TIC eJfeenH IF SlPferbsr gcii be NJ
- JoT sne 10 ihc g bidder, Snei Hres TsreTn
N ne torn IF CnriusviHs ruiahs rnet Of md belong
ing 70 tte efaie 81 f ine JO5eph Crgfs, IN ne ooiay
o. bertdnd tUe miles from he II Cnsfsrsrc
fyJrssn Richmond, lying Jares s,d WHtsss Ru r..
containing JO ness fory NJ uch Is ys rafe ysr ioiD
groundsj tie high land Is gsa ~ mn in ne ,g6bo6osd n
large portion ~ vsh Is hs0uVy fnibsred and ncontr,sng
sH isa'erdj the son rcH adrptea 70 ne culture Of
heat md obocco The houses az, suabis fer ne qecoo
datton 9 s"aH family aad ire preservation If fae crops
hose 1oishing 10 ve5g NE property srH nppfV fulton h.
Caryfngton ne prsrn6ss credit ~ one foo o ,tree
yy' ne oHo"sd ne Prchaser gisig Jord nth approx
90 Pssona "crfy aHd Zen he property me
P,~cha onty fhc right is rssered 10 Gts anu c6nsee
he may Dc ast'asd avtabie fos peson The dag If sn
Is Ussfsdfa me os Ererufor
Caubsyfand A"gusf T. 81 to,
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1gTftts sold ,hs highest badeou Monday me 81 DAY
of SEPT next W f4 " not the dsy thefeaner
A. he store Of G N H. d. Thompson, Culpepcr Coutt-
ss I'll the stock 81 o0d then hand; also ,he stock Of
gods RI Francis J. Tbomp'on 4 Coz so all the househod
d fan ure ssrva &c. &c belonging 10 the este
n gafsnd Thompson dec There many articles o. mer-
handz Of superior qusldy. The H9useboJ Kitchen FUR
lufe gentf5ily good. credit Of ~ months vii be gwen
or al s., ~ the purchassrs tTecutiag h5nds with
approved security, hcsr inherent from their dafsS5 and
un Ter, rash will be required Inmsd.isy sr the 'sieo
erins prcprtty, e b. sUi al the resi- tae which the
deceased dst pussess ofcn efsd Of yess lshoui
isfsfl TbfFfoperty snd aduningihe Town "f Par
fsr sod e eonidered ysuahie oi of scres "a The
on, well sigssd si mprcyrd and seyefs lots IN and ~.
,1naz tbs I0su, unier good asyrss TIE prhsses vii
he required give Dr with good aud approved pers"ns Sc
oy and lieu % he property q ,ecgte &c rnrrhsfs mo
80 CHS THOMPSON. b.. Ex'of.
~ au-nst 10. 27-wtcs
gtrsigs citis assast tie Esfstrs - tttbtcca
~ Rrhard N f. Bar. dec hereby ffgutstfd O.
ffrr irsfd fnr li.fcn being about so close
.u.is. Adue4ior ~ they pffsfntcd BY he Z
dy 80 tesr rs shall plead ts notice ~ bsi Of such
FY rlipNAs r. BaRSfs, Ad'oro
y. letes isichsfd NJ. ~ bsrnes.
fts~7 iy-vurS
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TRUST sale or L.41D.

virtue oi Deed Vt ffus, executed b. Archer Ptvne
- 70 the Subscribers date The 10Th
1879, AID OF record m the cierks' OF the nty court
hiand W. f either one u ~ wilt Saturday tah
DAY OF September next rrcrfrd TO ell 20 te ghe bidder
Tor ready money, te pfeues, al much tact OF
and therein c0nveyed heougins "a the said Pn
nay be Necessary Q" s~iy puPse Ut 'ti dsd tru- cum
ai'ns by estimaon $50 acre., heg the Of
"hic A. cher Payne Csices.
and 1dJonng the Lands If David Royser, Iho's Cud VII
liam mdef. and others The Sub'rthtf acting ~ Tutr.
VIII Only convey such t'e ye.ed 81, them ~ su,l hut
The iitle IS h,iioved 80 he unexct 81 unable.
v ". MILLER, ,r.,....
Wii. CRAY, '"''''
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Vaina6Lc Real lsstate for sue.

FEiE subscriber being DESTROYS dispose his property
Il the county Of buckingham will o1er public
the prene', sboui 500 Of land adjoining the
cspt Evans, COL Gannsway, Edward Cfd, and others
Wdis's tivef There d aseHs house with fur and
other houses hrre arpie peach and cherry orchards
said land Ths sale will take place the Iih day Sep
tenber next, " fair, otherwise the fair day.
Also Friday the i4 dsy II September IT. about
hnn5rei O iaui IN the sid county where
Ieiy lived, whch ysuable improvements; II tit Day
should not be FAR, this tract Will he aid ns
The credit vii he tvs anJ three yesr'. tad
snsi snnusl Hsalmen Bond and gcsd secufty will h.
red, and su deed Of trust sHds pay
ent ~ the Fnrcsfr money Bob tracts veil watsred.
fne 'pr'pss "a healthy ssion', ani clhs rezh
funrh0ois. PHILIP DUAL.
.nne 10.
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Rappahannock Lgnd for S0Ie

Y
THE sub'crines offer sale Of land
on the Iiver 10 the upper part Of AiddItseS county con-
tain'hg about 7tO AT least two thirds of in
wooi considerable past of which pine excellent qu
NY, aud chcsnu I IS believed that f,sg Is
possess equal acIlIes Va raising stock, having 80
acres OF march, whch with moderate expenoe and ahoui,
NAV he Converted meadow land, crte. The open
land Il easily cultivated aud ,oerably productive. There
on spPie orchard sad other fruit ue@s It. Any person
WISHING 70 pu chase will be che the land hy Mr. WILLIS,
Montague, vino iyrs doinns by NJ. Watts Is tn.
rssent tenant Terms saie may be made knowu appli-
cation, either IN pursUn BY letter addf to DR.. j. K
Bali, Lancaster county. NASHVILLE Post Once.
July 6. 17-wAf l. K
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Lands IN POtrhatan for Sac.

L'HGS Rl F0trhdtdn for Sale.
virtue OF adeeree IN ohancsry Of the Poshstan,
"a the cA'e Of Dnruyvs DuPuy and Others,
signed eonnners will sell 10 the highest bidder, upon
Ged oi - IL and 10 months, upon the premises Satur-
cay the <2d day 81 September the plantation
caller fFoPeef hH IN Powhs'S county, lheine the former
81 Tie hate Peter Dupuy) End Sduning
fa'ory hnoys Mills and james Orawiord containing 10y
se survey 25' and an hail Upan this there
Ase "ed com0di9u' dwelling house containing eleven rooms,
ing machine.
And al the time and place. will s.upnn credit
Of months the all the land # present
led b. the OF Foshaan Cotton Factory Pond
supposed 10 contain from To- ii acres adjoining 10 John
; edd, Preston Smith and Nj. RavNo God.
" ihr sale wal take place about - O'Clock of said
day. CHARLES BRANCH
ROBERT HARRIS, q
JOSEPH u. DAVIS,
CLAIBORNE WATKINS, } >
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=
VIE -"b.crher walls sell reasonable the following
= tracts OF fnd, lying the county of Lunenhurg one
containing aus acie and well adapted ouysticn
'naeeo cotton aud gam of description. Ths
P'S psiy Cleared and fenced and Comfortable and
useful buildiDss $50
me other tract contains 500 acres, all in wood
excellent quality; the connection OF the two trac Sorm.
square, bounded ON the West by Reedy creek South
mile of two very guod mills and 200 yards II
aud has always been called by those H. an c1e.ient
a"d Tor pubic ousnes Distant from Petersburg miles,
Lunenhsg COURTHOUSE miles, and Merkisnhurs nes.
WAI. A STONE.
Jiiiy 2swA GILL. WATTS.
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ydmes Hirer Lnnd % NnLe-

FTNIE Of land belonging heirs o ohm udrye
- Tor sale The above tact situated the county OF
Prince eOrge, Immediately James river, adjoining the
aud contains sbo" tx hundred II
oeshhoufhVod' - Virgins" and inferior frrtir,
most Of hesvy nhered; location aud quality r.nd,f
the most dsirshe tract Of land for sale t lime ~ VIZ
gus- Persons wshng TO pchsr t~cerain the errr by
applying Edmund Christian Esq. o. John Dindridg. IN
Richmond. Aprtl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
AOTYCE.

EOY virtue IF deed Of trust erecutsd te Sbscrcr
ID The 5h day Of Aagusf 1925 by TAOas c. Kaaiy and
eiah h ive for the purPose of securing the payment ofa
debt roentio,,ed due Samuel Cor & co., Of Guy
IF Richmond and Which haS been duly the office
e clerk fin county Of Bucting han sold
% tAs hghes bidder Jor cash me preai,s, Saturday
ets l5t6 day 81 Sept merit three tots Of land lying ard bsi,
~ the Of CHrfsUe Us fhe county IF
co"@i"ing one ha.f acre and koscn IN &c plan said
No three, fsipe and thirteen Upon one ofthe LOT,
rseatoned there story ~ finish
3D. and WHICH rth ine srPeee, ,roud either for
dLHg house, and also snnif house 1phioL aas
becs used q store house Crrdsuite Uifss River
situated at the hsd Of TIE navigation ofla stream TO
gentleman 2fcaPfal, Dishng engage mercantile
the above property egh be obisct The tue IS
befieved 10 be goo but eh only eotsyed as ispesfed