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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05

od{ nam i'S chords, talon; initiated the sounds huI
soul ana IRE and enthusiasm were not in the strain--
Talent chiseied the form of The Bcviderc Arollo epi
us endowed that form with its god'ihe majesty its un-
r'va'ed grace, and its naughty bearing Gen,is de-
signed and talent executed the mighty plans of Napo
leon. Talent 10 strong, but genius both beautiful and
strong Talent influences both reason aud our fee
lings The mind in which both are united makes the
nearest approach 10 periecton-since the cooness of
''en' correc's he inpetuostv of genius and the con
captions o genius Dignity The operation of talent &c
MUS without talent IS wild and beautiful and cratic
meteor; talent without genius ia steady light which
ias's long, out never throws food of radiance upon
eafn or SKY Genius is generally in the extremes ia
lent IS always IN the mean. Talent is more eartbIv
genus more hcaVenly.-G.N Y. Chronicle
-a2e-
II is said that King George iii. after the close Of the
american revolutionary ordered Thanksgiving TO
be kept through his United Kingdom. A noble Scotch
"ine 10 the presence Of his Majesty, inquired "For
what are we 70 give thanRs?-tha your Majesty has lost
thirteen OF your best provncesn The King answered
No. els then (the Divine addedl that YOUR majesty
has lost 100000 lives of yonr subjects in the contest
No. 20! said the King "ls then that we have ex.
pended and lost huDd: cd millions OF money and for
the defeat and nshng your na,estv's ar.ns.D No
such thing! said the Kug pleasantly. what then is
tn ohoc! of Thanksgiving >" oh, to give thanks
that II IS no Uo!sc'
-eSe-
Gougias.-The most iustitable act of this k,.l of
winch we have heard is he following: \ Keniucs,ian
oeonSn TO surveying party, under AZ, officer of u
.. Engineers winning in ST Johns River was seiz-
cd by large alligator aud taken under the water In
short time the \onuc;an and tho alligator rose to
The surface tho latter having the right leg the former
IN MS mouth, and tho former having his thumbs in the
eyes OF ms Antagonist. THE officer Immediately gave
orders to his party, who in boat few Yards
IRON tbc ccinhatans, to go 10 the relief of their COM
rade, but the kertucl;an perempiorily forbade anv
interference, saying, give tho fellow fair pay.n It is
needless to add that the gouger obtained complete
victory. Having taken out one of the eyes OF his
the latter in order his other eve re
iinqu ished his hold upon the hentuckians leg who
returned TO the shore in triumph.
NJ Y. JHorning Chronicle.
W.T.. Gilbert Burns whose carly history is intimate
blended with that of his brother the poet died AT
braes on the eth OF April in the 9th year of
his age.
woman in Warren county, New Jersey lately left
her infant for short tune, and when she returned
large black snake cOiled around its neck which
she Immediately seized by the neck took off and de
stroyed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05
TWO APPRENTICES
Are UlnnteA nj this nG.o

'HTe UanteH nj MlS O6fcc
Il IS necessary that they be OF good charoc,or ro
pcciahiy connected, well educated aud smart indus
lrious Lads. None without these requisites WILDE
t5BeD. 0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05
FRESH GOODS.

IA ALL NELSON has just received by the Exit great
NJ variety of and desirable Goods adaped to the
season. which he is enabled very reduced prices
Nav Ii 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05

Z R. HOLMES, son of DR.. o. Holmes, of Baltimore. an
~ experienced and highly approved Dentist will sue
coed during absence from Richmond this Summer
e. BAKER.
o. Holmes, Jr. having complied with the terms prescfi
bed by law authorised practice the profession of
Dentist, IN the State of Maryland.
VIM. FISHER, NJ. D.
Secretary Of the Medical and Chirurcical
nf MaryI,rd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05
VfRGNF4:

o. IIRGfyNi.4:
At rules, holden in tie clerks Office the superior cou,
OF chamcey for the Richmond district, the I'd day of
James b Ferguson, Pm.
against
William N. Fleming, George Yaslou, and Francis w.
Scott Dne
Tire defendant William NJ Fleming. not having en-
tered his appearance aud given security according to
tie act of assembly and the rules this court and it ap-
pearg by satisfactory evidence that net an na-
oItan of this country IL is ordered tha, the said
dan do appear here the tenth day next term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
ofder be forthwith inserted III newspaper published
III the city OF Richmond, for months successfully,
and posted at the front door OF capitol in the said
city.
II a copy. Tes'c, I'm. ". TFEIECr. r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05

woman IN Warren county, New Jersey, lately left
her infant for short tune, and when she returned a
large black snake was coiled around its neck Which
she Immediately seized by the peck, took off, and de-
stroyed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05

VJRGLyNJ.4:
AT rules. holden in the clerks Office of the superior
court of cancery for the Richmond district the 2nd
day of April, 1927:
Louis Eisenmenger, NIT
against
James Swan, David Cooper Swan, Charles William
Juste Jerome, Louis Pbilibert Bruu d'Aubicpose
John SgismoDd Ehrenreich Count of Redern Hen
ry LeMercier Francis W alderman, Charles Frede-
rick Albert Scbott, John Matthew Gneiting, and
Francis Joseph PeeIot, James z. Heath, auditor of
public accounts Of the commonwealth of Virginia.
and John Robertson, attorney general of the
monwealth OF Virginia, dts
The defendants Except James f. Heath and John
Robertson, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants Of this country:
IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the tenth day Of the next term and answer the bill
OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted III some newspaper published in the city
OF richmond for two months successfully, and posted
al The front door of the capitol in The said city.
" copy Teste, YIN. " BENTNi9 r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05

Mr.. Gilbert Burns whose early history is Intimate
" blended with that of his brother the poet died
Grants Braes, on the eth Of April in the 9th year o
his age.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05

Con''Qissioncr,s Office Richmond, .9pr7 Q1A, 1897.
Inc parties interested viii please take notice tbat have
appointed the 9th day of June commence the ac
count directed in the foregoing order Of court ON which
DAY at o'clock A. NJ they required to attend at nv
once ~ ms city, with their vouchers ready
for examination and settlement.
.. HILARY BAKER, NJ. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-05
Walnut Grove for Sale.

- " " NJ " VVUSVN-
Goochiaud, May ., 1897
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
One Hundred Dollars ReDard-

ANYWAY from the subscriber the 4ih Of Decembe
1875 my negro man NED; he i. about thirty eight years
o nearly six feet high, and very likely of dark
" a'eI pleasing eonntensnce when spoken speaks oea
6y quick and intelligent; particular marks recoeced
deem unnecessary to describe his coathing, he may
change them except dark brown great coat which lie
frequently wore. Ned called by the negroes Rich
mond Ned Jones' IN which place has been hired for
Teen years, and has been employed for the three
years al the warehouses the tobacco business has also
richmond free woman 1ary George hi, wife II
nehy Prohaoe mat Ned has obtained free papers, and will
ehdedvour TO Of The he has
brother named Harrison, who runaway from years
ago. aud am told that he has been in Pennsy ivana,
or about place called Heading. Harrison is six feet or up
wards IN height of dark COMPLEXION and well known
he negroes tmanePaed by T. Bacon and sent from Virginia
TO Psnpsyvan will give the above reward for both
them OF fifty dollars for either Of hem il taken of hi.
STATE OF twenty dollars for either of them, IL taken within the
reasonable charges. JOHN JONES
Hanover, Dec. 10. G6--u6us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
ID. r. C.. LANDRETH.
Nar,ery, Seed,men and flori.t,. Ph;iad.fo6s

,.,.tst'yi ottusfHeH disu II TbtJ FNNddeIPhrd.
AVE constantly Oh hand for SALE extensive collection
IL Of Fuh Trees, Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrub,
Green House Plants BuIbous Roots Garden Seeds &C. moi
exceeded by any similar estabihmen the United Ststr-
In then selection Of Fruit Trees TOT cultivation every and
attention has been PAID and from intimacy with the subj ert
Of many years they believe Il done juJiciously.
The Ornamental Plants, both tender aud hardy which be
now offer for sale, Of the ESTEEMED and sd
ed OF both native and exotic origin
The Garden Seeds, Of which large and general
cultivated, are with exception worthy Of pofreD
exeiuvely Of their which purpose nubrr o
acres attached to the establishment appropriated and frrm
the moment the seed, planted through al the ysrio,
stages their growth and rPeninF, under their medsse
superntendsuce consequently they enabled TO assure
poreh1sers both Of Their and gusyth advantage r1
be evident 10 all who will give the smallest consider alton
priced Catalogue Of the whole IN which The pants arp
arranged under their botanical and Eagsh Names and nays
soil Of each given, has just been published and may he had
orders received "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
Samuel Uuer. u

IR; Take notice that Monday the 18Th day Jsuua
next at the dwelling house Of Jacob Myers,
hhs'poi East Tennessee, shall proceed take the depf
lions OF the said Jacob Myers Others and at The MACE
on the twentieth day of the month"; take the deposons
john b Games and Others and the b day Of Fehfua
ry following at Mrs Noelis' Tavern Scottsve, Ahemso
county, Virginia, shall proceed TO take the deposons
joseph arion and others and the Esd day Of the ssme
mouth Feb 1927 al the Union Mills in the county Of Fu~st
n' and State ofVrsina, shall take the depc.i
tons OF John Tinberlake and others And il from airy csus
The taking of the 'aid several dispositions should
pieed on the days aforesaid the taking thereof will be
nued from day 10 day ia each instance for the space three
days, which said dispositions TO he used evidence in,
cause depending in the Superior Ghaneery for
the Richmond District in the Slate of Virginia, wherein SIN
plaintiff aud you defendant VIM. MANN.
b. he above dispositions he taken each
time and place. between sunrise and Of each day,
continued from day To day till completed
Dec. II. 67-1aw4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
Very Valua5ie PROPERTY for Sole.

Mond,y the 22d day this month"; the subscr ber, being
~ fully authorised for that purpose will sell the
al public auction, that highly valuable Tract of Land now
owned and occupied by Thomas b. Eaon containing about
300 acres lying the South side Of Roanoke River in the
county Of Warren, the Halifax line adjoining the land.
OF William Eaton, VIM p Little and William Person. Semi,
The law grounds extensive and rich. The
thereon consist of comfortable and convenient dwelling
house, together with other necessary buidng-
Ao valuable Overshot Mill, newly built, Gin House. Cotton
Gin &e Likewise, upwards Of 100 NEGROES cor.is;ipx
OF men, women boys and girls likely any the Stat.
together with large stock o horses, mules cattle aud hogs
Effects all of which of the kind This property will
DC sold on credit until the frat day OF November next with
interest from the date The sale will positively take place and
Bonds with andoubted security will be required before the
property delivered, and should purchaser 10
ply with these terms the property will he resold and the
h purchaser held responsible for the deficiency ANY
son wishing further description of the
Obtain II by reference William Eaton William p Little
William Person, Sen Of Warren to Col Jos. Hawkin in
Raleigh. HENRY Fits, "
GORDON CAVTHORN
Warren county, N. G. Jan. q 7I-wtd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
.aDYERTISE .NE.hrT.

T7HE subscriber being fully authorized by the Legaee, OF
Il the late Mrs. Rebecca Murray, offers for Sale privately
that valuable plantation, Whereof she formerly reside called
BELLE-MONTE, IN the county OF Amelia, adjoining the
lands Of Mr. Giles and others, containing 4fB acres between
eighty and ninety Of which low grounds quality and
the high land in that state ., improvement equal any thi,
part =" the country there comfortable
for large family, consisting Of dwelling house. with
SIX aud offices OF every description framed stable as
feet by 10, Tobacco houses and Granery, with narhue
attached To IL; there bushels Of wheat sown the
last TALL and preparation making for other crops Any gentle
wishing 10 purchase have the farm under his rr-
ton ~, by hiring the negroes paying the other
charges the dwelling and houses contiguous, will be occupied
by the family the next year. al the end Of which full pos,
will be given. Letters 10 the subscriber living eno, Pry.
hatsn county, will be attended TO. WM. MURRAY.
Dec % 68-f,xat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

WE subscriber offers for private sale the following se
and parcels Of land, lying the city Of Richmond.
The farm called UFTON nsning rather upwards
hundred lying the north fork Of the Brook and
mehong near the Brook Bridge the Turnpike, between
and mies from this city. This by all who are
with IT, s considered valusble land Of being IN wood
and vel %Sssd and The building. on i are sufficient for the
Al, 20 ne. 81, ~ a s,oItaoy itse tany.
and that Of Mr.. II. X. Prices land These 40 acres were
formerly laid Of into lots Of 10 each, and will he sold
either IN that way together Each LOT will have the advau
tsge Of water running constantly through and Of them
have fine springs With this land &c acres more may be ha
adjoining Il, and Of the original tract.
Sept. I. 80 swtf J. ROBINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
DISSCLUTION.

NHESE are to make known, 10 all concerned that the
eosartnerhP Of Cole, Sheldon aud Subhs is this day
dissolved by mutual The business of the concern will
o. closed by Rocow Cre and Jacob Shedou and by
alone All persons indebted the concern will call
on either Rocow Dole Jacob Sheldon for settlement
the debts, goods and effects are assigned and aa.
Tered to them for their sole benefit Those having claims
against the said Concern exhibit them TO .oe and Shell
don for adjustment. MOSCOW COLE
JACOB SHELDON,
- JAS. X. STUBS.
Gloucester County, Goth Dec. 1925.
The mercantile business in future win he continued the
sane place. under the firm Of Roscor Cole Co. Who tender
their thanks to their friends aud the public Tor the very
the late firm of o. s. S. received and by
the exe'tions 10 give general satisfaction, hope
merit a continuance Jftheir custom
Jan. 2. 1to,~ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
MRS. .M.ARGARET COW.aM

you ate not resident Of this State YOU will please
take notice, that shall MONDAY the 4h of February
1871 aud the 9Th and 9Th Of the month"; should
necessary between the hours of 10 A. NJ and T. NJ
me Tavern OF Thomas Cary, at Gloucester courthouse
ake the dispositions aud adavts OF Mes VIM Jones'
hur L DAVIS James Dabney and others, be
aence IN SUIT pending in the Superior Court of Chan
tor the Richmond District, wherein you, administrative Of
exander Cowan, are plaintiff and am defendant.
JOHN t. HARDWOOD, admir- Of VIM. Hsrwood, dec.
Dee g. 6S-o,ys,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

virue IF deed fTrtot ereched Jy Wade MosJy 10
the SoriJsr, and duly recorded county courts Of
F0uhatan and Usnreo,to the payment Of
sum II MONEY therein msntioned, aoW Be sold public oue
Tn 70 ne highest bidder FOR CASA ct ihs O" door ehe
s" Ievsrn IN the city Richmond, Friday the i9h inst
"a, pyposes cfsaid trust TIE tue tie said aapes Is BE-
htysd b. good bVf citing trustee shall only convey
f.fs as i' rested nme. no. n CRfNGAT.
Jan. T. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
-auction Of Land and Nee, oes.

~ ILL b. sold To the highest bidder On the 10th day Of
january, OF my r.sidenrc in Fuvanns County, the fo
s:wns p'ope'r; OAK Hill, the plantation on which
k'vsnna low sIsand' PdXrON PLANTATION, e.n..,-
y, anon zoo acres $50 b.ins low grounds and CAR
uno ION.S TRACT, containing about 400 acres, with
much valuable timber, and Saw Mill upon H. The for
are IN good state Of cultvJn and have crops Whesf
seeded upon them These three plantations Join each oheJ
Out w'il be divided to accommodate purchasers.
Also ahout 40 negtoe stock Of horse, cattle and hogs
M ming utensils aud household and kitchen furniture Sc
The conditions of sale will be accommodating and made
known on the day OF SALE Should the 10th be fair the
until completed. MILES CARY.
Oak Hill, Dec % 67-eawtd,
A. IL. request all persons TO whom indebted and
noans claims against me, to them immediately being
TO pay them enough ofy property
be converted into money. MILES CARY.
Jan. .. TIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
EDUCHTION

4 SHALL commence my SCHOOL the ensuing year on the
25h of January at high, healthy and retired spo, the
upper part Of Caroline. The will he weeks
duration only aud the School will close the 18th Dee.n-
her making the scholastic OF 10 month, usual The
Of instruction will comprise the Creek Latin aud
gh languages dramatically Geography with the Of tho
maps and globes, and Eucds Hution's m,the The
school Will be limited to ten boardrrs and expected they
conduct not only to my family but to each other Terms
For hoard washing and candles $780, paid quarterly
each boarder furnishing bed bedding an towels Each
pupil considered engaged for the year, after entering
school, aud deduction will be made except for unavoidable
loss oftime. JOHN G.. LAWRENCE.
south Garden, Dec. %. 69-svtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
TREST SALE.

g(Y virtue Of adeed ofu executed to the subscriber aud
ID Charles Smith (now dectased) by Nathan Sims late of
Louisa county, bearing date the 10th day Of March, O.
and oi record in the Office Of the said county, shall o
safe 70 the highest ode, Tor ready money al cuekoove
the tract of land 10 the said deed coptnip
by estimation hundred lying The waters If Little
RIVER the sfore said county, adjoining the lands Edmund
Pendltion and Others The land will be sold subject 70 te
dover Of the widow Of the said Nathan Sims, aud such e
only will be conveyed 10 the purchaser vested IN me b
virtue Of The deed afoT cssid.
FREDERICK HARRIS, surviving trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
EDNC.1TIOM
Dec %.

MY school for 1877, will he continued al the place
1EE each miles north from the village Of Charlottesville
and he opened Monday the 18th January. The
instruction will embrace the Greek Latin Fiench and English
lsusuages Arithmetic, Geopaph, &C. Tuition for all either
Of those branches Is dollars for the Scholastic Of
moths. hail give vscsion Of month during The
Ger Board may he obtained in genec families, convenient
20 the school hossc. PETER WHITE.
ffAsmqfle. Dec. fG Ss-uss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
ADIILN'ISTRaT0R5S SaLE

GREEABLY 10 decree 81 Hsnrieo county court, Tsta
~ on me 1874 day IF MONTH SET oMs highest
bidder fer ready MONEY 6sore the front door of the Bell
Iavsrn, an he city IF Richmond o negroes DANIEL and
JENNY, and ct fte and place let TO fAe Lowest
bidder nsySo named PH0;BE, for ssr support dur
ing her iVe JOHN y PRfCE, adssr dc 6onts
non uht nc EiH aan,zsd ofJohn pyies,d,
I'm 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
.M0TICR

LII persons travelling on the Richmond and Osbornts
turnpike Koad, and who the river at the Ferry OF
The said company, will hereafter be exempt from charges
on account OF Road Tolls The company having determined
only 10 demand Of such persons the esge for crossing
river, which the same that charged Msyos Bridge
order Of the President and Directors.
Deo.f9 se--wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

fair and candid light. > 10 fact we did not ex-
pcct to find 30 much candor and fairness from tina,
side the water. But, i'll we do think oil the
British government, we are obliged 10 do them
justice, though neighbour OF the Gazette should
say that we would join with them
+ Cincir,r,naii ADJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
SECOND NOTICE.

Ill persons, whose bonds for negroes purchased At my
IA sale 10 February 1924 still unpid, are ibfot med
that their bonds lodged the Farmers Bank where they
will please call aud discharge them. Such may remain
due on the 10Th January next will forthwith he pu,
j. ROBERTSON, IT,
LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
COAfIINSION BUSIN.ESS.

NHE undersigned tenders his service, to the public as
Commission Merchant with the assurance that any bus,
entrusted To him shall receive that attention may
w. N. SWOOPE.
Office between on the cross street nearly oppo,it.
the Bell Tavern. -
Nov. -. S--ptSutf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

II Female Teacher Wanted.
LADY competent TO teach English and French and ia
give lessons Iii Music 10 five children, may obtain
fair compensation in healthy retired uation IN thu
country: Apply TO the Edt1rs-ietters post paid.
Dee ~ 6p-ypSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
MOTINE

vEILL he sold the 10Th day Of January next AZ
w o'clock A. M. in front Of the Bell Tavern in the CITY
Of Riehmcnd all shares in the Capital Stock Meehan
vile fdrnP,ke Company, ON which there any money due
BY order % the President aud Dis eotors.
u. NJ. CARRINGToS, Treasurer.
Dee.fC. e6-t,-,J,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
NOTICE.

TNHE Director: Of the Brooke Turnpike Co. have declar
~ ed dividend Of per cent. for tue last months which
will be pad the Stockholders application the Compu.
Room oi Mr Joseph Ndrr In. EUSrACE. Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

The -1nnuat General Meeting
Dr. the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire Buildings
~ OF the State OF Virginia. will he held At the Socsty Oh
hee, IN Richmond, ON Monday, ae,h ya,ruary 1897.
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. Agent NJ. A. Society.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
J. w. r. M'GREGOR

Bay OF Biscay." Tin cypher.)
On the back is endorsed -" John M'Gresor,
Esq. Coml. Bank, Edinburgh We sincerely
sympathze with the friends of the unfortunate suf-
ferers; and we have reserved The original M S. in
case they should wish 10 be in possession of it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
- JUiN FUKBES,
Nov 5f-w,f BY order fthe PropIie,or

pursuance OF deed u William W. Hen,ur
and wife TO Nathaniel Sheppard and Reuben Tankesi.y
daedrhe Esd day OF Now nher, 1873, OF record Office
OF the Clerk OF the Court Of Hastings othe city ID
the subse will sell at public aucon the premises. for
ready money, on the 18th day Of January 1927 the hour
OF 'Socoek, II fair not at the hour the fret far
day thereafter &c satisfy the balance Of aeb due from said
nenng TO Byrd Georges parcel of land situate
lying aud beng in the city Of Richmond street. adoi
in the brick house belonging TO the heirs Of Andrew Dun,
comb called the Washington Tavern aud being part Of Lot
No. 4fF and more particularly described in the said deed Of
trust and the property which the said Henng now lives,
me subscriber viii convey only such title him under
me sa'd deed OF trust. N. SHEPPARD.