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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15
La MOTIFS COUCH DROPS

Pafabe Medicine far Coughs, Contnptions and lst,aa,
fsHIS Elixir Is offered the public possessing virtues.
peculiarly adapted 10 the present prevailing disorders
the IN east and lungs leading oonsumpton timely use Of
common coils, coughs Influence Hopping Cough Pain
the Side, Difficulty Of BTeafhng Wdn Sieep arising from
debility aud Spasrodtc asthma sngusiIy ehosciuu.
particular attention TO the directions aceonp anying each
bottle ~
The following certificates from respectable genersen physi-
clans and surgeons, suhjoioed, show that this compost
lion winch Medical disposed % regard eca.
cious aud worthy Of public pationsgs;
Having examined the composition Of In Motifs Cough Drops,
improved, have heasn IN recommending tie IN 10 Inc
public, being well adapted 10 those which
they recommended.
Doctors Jonathan Dorr Albany, Dee slb 1924; jane,
Post Of Whne creek Ffh, 14h 1925; Watson Sumner Of
Cambridge, Feb 10Th, 1895 Solomon Dean Of Jackson,
January 20. 1875
Ertraot Of sieHer from tAs Rev. Ebensssr Hnyris.
an pleased with this opportunity Of relating few laos
winch IN COMMUNICATION % your excellent Cough
Drops Tor Ten years was afflicted With pulmonary com
PLANT my cough my appetite weak and strength
sing. used popular medicines but only found {. mi,
pofary relief, uot by continued yo valuable Drops
have been blessed with such perfect hssih render
further means unnecessary EBENEZEk HARRIS.
Salem, y. v. Jan ~, 1925
mes0s Cros5y-I have for ~ years been troubled with an
affection Of the breast unr. attended m severe eongh
pain the side, and difficulty breathing aud IN te fa Of
1928, bccsme much reduced, that life was despasd
u and receiving Visible benefit from nv phy,icisn was
advised 70 make trial Of Ia Mos Cough Dfops and after
taxing hoe restored 10 perfect heauh and Is nv
hn belief that The Oi che above named drops ssvcd my
te. THOMAS JONES.
Sold shoissae and retsil, by o. s. Cro,hy, Columbus
0o and SCENTS 81 their appointing throughout The United
Each bottle contains Is do,e,i price dollar.
jan so qs-s,f1f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15

by virtue OF deed trust executed by Win. Hucber,on
bearing date the Sd day Of March, 1890, and Of record
VI me clerks ONCE fenrioo order TO debt therein
mentioned shall proceed sell highest bidder on
monday the I'd OF April next before the door of the
Courthouse HenTeo for cash. twenty Of land lying
adjoining Jacob Ellis aud Others, upper eud Of
county: the title said be ndpputabie hut shall convey
only such title as is in vested 3 trustee.
. EDWARD G. MAYO, trustee.
MNch 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15
NOTICE.

A IL Persons travelling the Richmond aud osborDss
lurnrke Roau aud who Che river Of the Ferry Of
TIE ssd corpeny, veil bereser he exempt from tho charges
account Of Road Tolls The cvnpany having Determined
only 70 dewsnd % such persons, the fcffsse m crossing The
rive which Eve that charged Msyo's Bridge Ey
order Of tie PRECEDENT and t',rsefsfs.
pee.'s. ss--v1 q. y. ctKRIscroH Treasures.
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f.sbSHaL'S SALE.

DURSUAST deerss az the suPes'o, oo,. sss q.
"a, the R;ehpond District pronounced On shs Nsn ~
June 1855 IN the ease Of Jsn,s Govsn 90. rraSess
Widow Of Johu H. wsnn deeesssd, ana o'"sss' All =. &
auction 10 the b,ddes Tot CASH, On TIE To-
Tact Of Land, with Wiparenaoees an IN. p'yssens
tact of lam, nrst,n-d in ndea,ue Of the xstn " Eel
Also, the day and at he s.ne P',es, Tns
ole; e., at public auctioo the bshest hdder fos cat
one uoaiy led lh part the Mill Seat with ~
se likewise said decree and
the County OF Hanover. .
lr Sale To commence at - o'cicek. -.
J.GUERRANT, IN. c. CT. d. or one Of his Defa,ses
March Z, 1927 ~ -ses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15
SPRING GOODS.

SSHE subscribers have received by t regulsr packets p
terbg, eclipse and Planet, FROM fok, and SeAoonv
RICHMOND tom Philadelphia snd are now opening ars
County Ne chsnt and others visiting the maj kei are fePea-
uly CALI being assured that their assortment d
Staple Fancy D. will be found at all Tones
any Virginia, and that every article will be offered uhe
sale or retail, at a fair advance, for Cash only
KYLE u CAPERTON,
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Boiiiny Cloths, Of the most approved mandatory
Brussels and Ingram Carpefings, handsome style
Hauana Cigars, III i-s, Ia end f-2 hoxss
,narohi. e5-Hs
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BROOKE TAVERW FOR SdLE.
Valuoble Esfafe for Sole.

pursuance of adeed Of trust executed by Christopher
CLARK bearing date the 29h day OF March, is20 aud
corded in the county court of Montgomery which deed
made for the of ndemnng Isaac Oey and Thoma,
Moore The subscribers them, will the
10th day Of April next fair Il the day, sell
auction he premises, for cash. that we'll knowyand
valuable -sat lying the county of Montg called the
Bent Mountain Eate containing about 81 900 Of land,
being the tract Of land to the said Christopher Clark
by Andrew Lewis and Charles johnson. This
dered of the 6oesl stock farms in Virginia I, win be
sold subject prior deed fo the benefit the Preden
Directors and Company Of the Farmers Bank Virginia The
trustees will convey such title only them under
the deed Of lust above referred to-
EDWARD WATTS.
March B. 9s-td. VIM. RADFORD.
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TRUST S.ALE OF L.aND.

virtue Of deed of trust, executed by joseph Children
bearing date 26th Vi June, 1872 and Of record in the
eeik Office, Iienrieo county, in order secure certain
sum OF money therein mentioned, shall Monday "a OK
aPril next before the front door Of the Union Hotel Rich
mond, proceed 20 sell to the highest bidder for ch sixty
ree and onethd Of land, being the lsua on
which said Childres resides; the title believed be
,ndPatsble but shall Ouy convey such little vested
by said deed.
=, JOHNL TATE. trustee.
march ~ f0D--wtds
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Y0,iie's Potenf !S6of

Y0ute'S Patent Shot
eNEE shall receive per the scbr Manchester 8cO hscs
~ YouIes Patent Shot assorted s;ze and being Agents
Tor the Factory will keep hand supply which
we wi sell by the large quantity liberal terrus.
marchb. 97-~6t OTIS. DUNLOP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15

4 conformity with decree VI of Meek.
ienburg pronounced uary 1927, m suit in
shsnoey wher Chas L. Wing6ed complainant & Char.
Wilson and the admr of Warner William dec Others,
are defendants The undersigned, together with Daniel Mid
tn. Surveyor OF tn. county will the Goth day OF
March ins IL fair If otherwise the fair day. proceed
lay 90 the portion which did belong the said Warner VIII
sms dec IN his lifetime, the unsol lands lots attached
1" Springfield Aso the portion Of the said Charles Wilson
IN tn. said land, aud lots.
Aud the 27b lay OF March 1927 fair. the
next fair day the susc iber will sell for ready money,
rt'ons OF .a,d Warner Williams dec. aud Charles Wilson
nie SAID lands and lots Also nth Of the
IN the said town OF Springfield which did belong said
Warner Williams, dec and seventh Of said Warehouse
belongng t. Charles Wilson. Also, the Of the said
Warner Williams dec ia the Brick Tavern said town.
being half Of two shares in the and also nie
rest of the said Charles Wilson the said brick tavern being
ore-1uh OF two shares satisfy the claims yf the said
Cha L. Wns6ed against the said Warner Wilsms dec and
Cbas. WILSON. JOS, ID. CLAUSFI Com
Mefklenburg, March 9, 1927. ga ids
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ITuSf SAFE Of Land IN HenTic0 County.
and Sally Webb his wife, The ith February 1917 10 Peter
west aud 'n Stage trusees aud duly recorded the Or
nee OF enco county court 10 the late Francis
Lewis the Of $780, trustees, will positively sell Tor
the city If Rchmond before the Of Bel
svern on thursday The 18th ofhe present Month"; sre be-
trust called adjoining the lands NJ
ihSnas est and others, bens the Of land that
cts. with interest from 4h December 1919 expenses
tending ihe trust We, the subscribers will only convey the
right vested IN but believe The title II he good
Inc tract ontaiil about 400 PETER WEST.
:, JOHN stage
btarsh v, iB27 93-tds
u The above advertisement meet, nv appreciation.
- RM DANDRIDGE.
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IN Tuesday the 10th March fair if the next fsie
~ jay vii he sold 10 the highest bidder Newkent Court
house, about thirty Negroes, boys, aud children
and sls Part oil them will h sold 10. Cash, others
credit JOHN III. CI{RISrIIN,a 4 So.
JONES R.CHRfSTbzN, { SAe9o'''s
~ The above sale OF Negroes will be made by
Fsb "a. e3-,ds T.. d A. HUBBARD, Aucf .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15

%. The above sale OF Negroe. viii be made by
Fsb "a. s5-,ds E.& A. HUBBARD, Auef
4 will sell upon terms al land lyps
IN the OF Nottoway containing between eelsa
and refpe Hundred situated Nooway River,
large portion of first bottom land, we'll sdsp-
ted 60 the growth VI Tobacco other crops the high land
good and well suited for the culture Of The
containing betwt and eight hundred lies
deep creek and bounded by other creeks which
large quantity Of very excellent fat land. All persons
chase invited view the emes, which vi
shewn by the rseers, o by myself application
Angus, % 32--tf RICHARD T.. HARDAWAY.t
BROOKE TAVERJV FOR sale.
StIS well known situated in Henrico county, al
the upper end Of the Brook Turnpike, six miles from
Rchmoud the folks Of the Mountain aud Frederckbur
stage roads Tn, two story wood building, with
eight house for the family, with four
aud stable for rs horses There about forty Of Ian
attached 10 the Of gord quality The subscrbers
being anxious close all their will sell great bar
the above named p'opery but if not sold by Thur
day, the Isl Of Mach, vii, that day. the premis.s set
up the highest bidder Al the time and place. will be
old the highest bidder all Of the stock Of every deserp
plantation utensils household and kitchen nurt, and
every other description OF property belonging 10 the FIRM
The terms for the real estate will be made known the
day of sale, the personal estate will be- twelve months for all
ten dollars, with bond and approved security under
ten dolla-s cash will be required.
SAMUEL OWEN
Feb 6. s5-2aw6i+ JUDITH P. NELSON.
IL The above ssle is postponed Of rain,
Thursday 18th Of March, IL fair, if moi the fair day.
SAMUEL OWEN,
March 8. ss-4tt JUDITH r. NELSON
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TsY7 !

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"A three tim |
ns.-P'r'ce,
payable N al
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
Department Of stase, IPa,hnsion, IAN 81, 1877.

1t is a part Of The ex,iaordinary policy OF the op
position to imagine charges against the Admins
iration, however improbable, and to take no notice
of their refutaon. A good deal of hustle and va.
pouring took place about the allowance to Mr. John
A. King, as Charge des Affaires at London. In
formation was asked and si,en. But none Of the
opposition papers have nubAshsd the Secretary OF
States report, because il demonstrated tha, the al
lowance complained Of could noa have been refused
without violating the established usage OF the Gov
eminent, and that Mr.. ] A. Kings situation ss .
Charge was The natural and necessary consequence
OF iha principles Of public aw.--.Nat. journal
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16

.ommereep Whether they lave regulated 1t
.';.. ~ n. Tariff. may be question, perhaps
a, '.;,, ,om. and had Mr.. Giles asserted tha, they
have have violated fundamental principles Of policy, nc
might @ have had right TO be listened 10. Bu, woe
,sor,h N, day.' when measurr bearing hardly on
Virgins or any other state sh. come to be called
. yiola,ion Of the fundamental principles OF the
constitution there will Then be an end OF argomen.
Mr.. Giles knows the difference between Inc 'Wo
very usl but no doubt has hisressons 'or coniouho
inp them.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16

Vta'a'n Patterson, Esq. ha. presented TO the
Sny Of baiamorc lot OF ak acres. on the beautiful
height called Hampstead Hill 10 be conv.,,sd 49,
Public Walk. The City Council ba. acs.n,sS ma
ms very liberal offer, and passed resolutions for
inclosure and improvement, OF this ground. which
Is already ia,oris promenade from the yarion.
ana picturesque, view which it command, Of M
eNy, me harbour and the surrounding country 10 .
great distance '! "
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
FROM THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.

sMr Giess Resolutions in the Legislature ef Y.ginio
Mr.. Giles mus, be allowed to be q fearless man,
NOT only in the objects he proposes, but 10 the di.
rectnrss with which he approaches them His res
olutians, and the remarks which accompany them,
will FIX on him the attention Of all men throughout
this union, for good or evil. They are the mani
festo, we presume, Of the party for Stats Rights in
Virginia, containing no, only their principles, bu,
the application which they intend to make Of them
As Mr. Gle. desires the inquiry which he proposes
into the u.urpatons state rights, to be truly a
Virginia inquiry and that the state " should pre-
sent an undivided from, in opposition TO the General
Government (it is laus he very modesty and
pru6enty expresses ~ it is but due TO this sturdy
champion TO give him clear field, that every ono
may see what be Is desperate enough TO drive at.
We therefore publish his resolutions and remarks al,
length.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
From The Richmond Enquirer.
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

Mr.. Giles said, he 10 call the attention Of the
House 10 several subjects that appeared 10 him to be
Of The greatest urgency. He regretted has 80 much
Of The session had passed. The propositions he in
tended 10 submit had been prepared before The NEE,
ing Of he Legislature, and if he had been sbe to
take his seat at the commencement Of the session,
he should have submitted them within an hour at.
teFwstd, But Hhen be arrived here he fsupd he
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06
VI .SCHGa.A "A N Z.
THE WARNING.
A German Tale.

A German Tale.
The son offs very rich nobleman, whom
] shall now designate only by his chris
tian name Filippo, had, during his resi-
dence u, Leghorn (Which town he had
visited OH account of some inheritance
that devol>ed OIL him) paid his addresses
to beautiful young girl, obta ned the
consent of her relations, and being for
the present under the necessity of revisit
ing Venice, he promised that he would,
in very short time, come again 10 Leg
horn, in order to celebrate a marriage
with his beloved Clara. Their attach
ment seemed mutual and their parting
was even frightfully solemn. After the>
had exhausted the power of words in re-
ciprocal pro,estations and vows, Flip
po invoked the avenging powers of dark
ness To bring destruction on his own head
if he should he unfaithful, and wished
that his intended bride should not even
find rest in the grave, if he deserted her,
but follow him still, to claim his love, and
extort it from him in another world
When these words were uttered, Clara's
parents were seated AT table with The To-
vers. They recollected their own earl,
life, and did not attempt to stop these ro
mantle efusions, which at last were car
ried so far, that the young people both
wounded themselves in the left arm, and
mingled their blood in glass of white
champagne. lnseparable as these red
drops have now become, shall our souls
and our fates he forever !" cried Felip-
po. He drank half the wine, and gave
the remainder to Clara, who pledged him
without hesitation.
On his return to Venice, a young beau.
ty had just made her appearance there
who had hitherto been educated at dis
tant convent, but now suddenly emerged
like an angel from the clouds, and excl
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and female attendants that were at the
villa, none could be found who would ac-
knowledge this lady for their mistress,
nor could any one of his own household
recolect when or how she arrived and
their ignorance was the more unaccoun-
table, as the lady must have retired to
her toilet in order to put on the beaut-
fuI wreath with which she appeared at the
supper table. The mysterious whispe-
ring which had for some time supplied
the place of all livel y conversation, now
became more remarkable, when the la
dy suddenly rose from her place, waved
her hand, and nodded to the BRIDE
groom, then retreated towards the door.
ITO be cstmued)
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

The love ofretirement has ever adher-
ed TO such dispositions as have been ele-
waited by the finer impulses of the soul
and exalted by that admiration of the
works of Nature which profound reve-
renee of the Deity can only inspire.---
Lulled by the delusive voice Of Aattery
man may for while sink into the quie'
security of luxury, but riches and servile
adulation will never contribute to that de-
sirable state Of contentment which is re-
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06
RARE INSTANCE OF sELF.DEvoTIoN.

RARE INSTANCE OF sELF-DEvOTION.
A gentleman of the name of Mackenzie
happened to be in cabin with Prince
Charles Edward, when they were sudden
ly surrounded by a detachment of English
troops, advancing from every points,
Charles was then asleep, and was ava
kened to be informed of his inevitable dan.
ger. "Then we must die," said he, "like
brave men, with swords in our hands,"
"No, Prince" said Mackenzie, ere
sources still remain. l will take your
name, and face one of the detachments.
l know what my fate will be but whilst
keep it employed, your Royal Hiehness
will have time to escape" Mackenzie
rushed forward, sword in hand, against a
detachment Of fifty men and as he fell,
covered with wounds, he exclaimed, "You
know not what you have done you have
killed your Prince" His head was cut
of, and carried without delay, to the Duke
of Cumberland. Exul,ing in his prize,
the Duke set off next day for London,
with the head packed up in his chaise.---
And the belief that the prince was dead,
not only relaxed for a time the diligence
of his pursuers, but even suspended the
work ofhavoc and desolation against The
unfortunate Higblanders. At leng.s, af-
ter wandering from place to place in va
rious disguises, often lodging in caves
and woods, destitute of the common ne
cessaries of life,. ChsGlss embarked on
board privateer, sent from France to re-
ceive him, and landed safely at Morlaix,
in Bretagne.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-06

The hardest srapple on earth is that
which obtains between pride and power
ty; and the man who has become the
disputed province of these two bellige-
rents. is a stranger to repose and happi-
ness,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24
TO THE PUBLIC.
New and Interesting Discovery.
~. Chombers's Remedy for htcmper-


<,niI s,bscfiber. ON the dcce,.e Of the ls:c
In, " lila, Chambers. iook into hs pcs.
.,-1,.,, TN. ner.ouaI estate OF the drrcagcd and
a.,,.d ,,.,,,cJ, I,ro,. .,uautitv al Dr. Cham.
be,., re,,rd, for inicmperancr
| II, hc,thY informs the public that he has
d,.,o.,d ,f,If fl,e medicine 80 found to Dt
| IN. II u,rt mud Mr. Aud,, NJ Fanninr. of
H. al.
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NJ, III, mc,i,,,n. 81. ~ hslanlter h. ptru,feo.
aud sod ,,v The snR.r,zu.fs qhr a.tHi a.. IN
u,..e.,I,, ,f the ,rioiaai lrcIpc u the inventor
at tn, adircrt#th ln1s Dr l. IN he l.sepeut
.fos, III Euiprr', Medical Cullcee, IN Duan, St
,,st.,Ie. ,f Rroadunv and Chamber Il trlcp
duot> lrni,t Washington hall Me- York
Tn, a4,on,.bino success W cb tim. reu,etlv
hns .htoinrd in,.stori,o hpl itual intrriat., H.,
sob,ict, has established iis virue. heyoDI ali
r,nt,,j,.,,a, and s.,,,s,.edr, the r,f.r,..,y nf
nm, fu,tber comment.
IN. ,,o,,d, ,sa- innorrnt rs il j. c3rctnal. 30
,,,,.h - III u = otta, r,yrn el,,Idf.u II, IT,
b.le complaints. aud Frequently used a., iamlI,
medicine for Dysp,p>,a. ~. N raa Is rcqar-
ed, 10 cnsue II, spe, rie effect, IL 10 bid ,uict.
ly IA, Inc directions. Il Is put up in packages
sufficient for ore Individual cure, accompanied
with ample directions for lsusc, signed IN the
hand wlittag OF the suhsr rhcfs without which.
none arr genuine We duccd To adopt
this ncasurt as IN Consequence ol The great sec-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24
David and Robert Kyle,

YCf AVEthe pleasure OF informing their custe-
IT. mers that they have Just received from
New york, few Articles IN the fancy line, al
mong which are the following VIZ
A few Superb Lace Capes Y Wells,
Handsome Thread &. Gymp Laces tdS
Cold. Gros lie Nap, PLAIN aud fg'd anew and
splendid article.
Also. large assortment fashionable MoIucco
Seal skin Black Il White frunel'a Shoes.
4 large assortment OF iashonable Winter
Goods is daily expected.
Oct y
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AZ DOLLARS RLwAKD.-sna,ed o. sto-

Al DOLLARS RGN AltD.-siiased o. $40
Nv len from the subscriber. GA sunday hieht
the 2d inst from the Stable of Mr. James Us
cher in the county OF Amherst BAY hoh2f''
supposed TO be I've OF >lH yeats old, l'iee s'a'
~ III. face. hiie nose. long tai. same oil ms lf't
y hue. " Inch aud how many 90 not fecohsei-
he j. IN only common oder has The halh o.
gtar on ms neck aud shoulders aud Is ren,afka-
Bile for beng high before or rather crtase-salIeh,
he has a fne walk and tIots well. As traded
tor him but short time SINCE, suppose he is ma
king his"a. TO Lewiss Mountain IN the upper
cad pf,hs State, where he was raised. The a.
bow reward oi ten dollors viii be paid upon the
delivery OF the horse 10 me AT Nelson curt
house or FIVE dollars will be paid upun any iniof-
nation that gei hun again. lhis morse IS
supposed to be -four or FIVE icet high.
JOSEPH {. TOW N5END.
Nelson {. II Dec. l3 w4w2o
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Kuu.Lbmn Grammar lSehooL

4 III suhscr3rr bcgs leave 10 uioIm HI
hsepds and fre pubic, that the nsst scs-
.inn ol hr4 .eh,oi vii commence on tuesday
tie Isl January nfHt,
The course ut instruction vii comprehend
the Glcck. Latnl. raueband tnrils, ,1ufuag-
-. Also. Algebra. G,u4urtry, Pane Ing ononl.
cuy. survc, my History, G,ng 9ph,. IL.
Persons ctn atso Ia TAUGHT prr.drN to pro.
aaurec and translate The s3mi-+. mA Italian
lanruages correctly. JNO tAIA.
Dee Il i'll
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NOIfCE.--By ,irrocot deed of trust
! eAecurcdto by 1ohn II Wright
barriap dtle ga the lsil Jay 81 April, ls26,
AID lccorded IN the county court "tBrdlord.
and Ia accomplish ccr'an purposes in sail
led rNprrssed, sbnIl. OF lae4day, the ljlh
day of january, ls2s, an lie premises. eA-
pose 10 ,dlc rs Way of public asrtlon. II Ger
ain tr1ei or parcel Of lsnd, conveyed aud
acscflhel in SAID deed, lyirg, aud being in
TIE county OF Bedford, containing lis Acres,
otarc 81 lt-s,u BrlnS the same tfact or pa
eel ct land, which formerly belonged 10
Geasse pouzlass, dcr'd.--the terms Of ale
Vlji br made known Al the time hud place u
salc5-.
fhr title - aid bud l.. a., l,rved "a be I'M
qnrsuonahly good, bld srIu. as trlstec Wi.
onIy convey 10 the purchaser o. purchaser,
such title ~ !. vested IN ne by tdr MD deed
81 ti1,i, 49, none other
BFLDA Mcdaniel, Trustee.
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