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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
hardware ard Cutlery.

Y1VIE subscriber has just received from the manu-
Il f,cturies in England, his expected additional sup
ply of fine Penknives (Roger's patent silver steel)
pocket dos knives and forks, ivory handles, ia setts
do with buck selftp and boue hau,es fine and c'Jr.
scissors do. do Cazors shoe and butcher knives
also, general assortment cabinet wares, glass and
conmole knobs and rings &c. Shoe thread and
findings generally for shoe-nakers.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
Giltand mahogany frame looking glasses, brass and
iron shovel and tongs, whips and canes brushes Of all
descriptions, castings, pots, ovens, cast and IRON tea
Kettles &c. Sc.
COMBS,
very large and well selected assortment of tortoise
II combs. Spanish ant. Brazilian shell, ivory and
horn dolHpbs repaired by cemenling SO as to make
old conn box equal to new ones-combs made to
any patterns oftortoise shell horn old tortoise combs
taken in part pay for new Ones
G-Jrhe highest price given for tortosc.shcl and
OK and country horns.
Trunks made and repaired in the best manner
dec 5-6td& 3taw2w THOMAS MOUNT, ACT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
OFTHE
POOR GENTLEMAN:
after which
Kenny's Laughabie Farce, called
RAISING THE WIND.

For purifier particulars, small bills
Doors open half past s. Curtain rise quarter before
precisely. Box and Pit so cents Gallery IS cents
Children hafprice Smoking is absolutely prohibited
Officers will be employed to enforce the most rigid
deconm-the theatre will be warmed with stoves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07

Bra-iL-Rio Janeiro papers, 10 October s,
contain the ratification OF the convention be-
tween England and Brazil, in which the latter
stipulstes that in three years from the date, the
subjects Of Brazil shall not engage IN the slave
trade, under penalty OF being treated as pirates
The emperor Of Brazil had given months
income of his own for the supper, OF his army
and navy in the prosecution OF the war with
8usnos A,res The coasts OF Brazil were still
Infested with Busnos Ayrean privateers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
TEz3 ATRE!
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE POOR.

TIME Alexandra phlo-Dramatic Society have the
i pleasure of informing the citizens OF the town,
that they have been at considerable expense in fitting
up the Theatre suitable manner for the purpose OF
occasionally performing during tic Winter The pro-
ceeds of eaci nights performance for the benefit Of the
poor Of the torn. tits hoped that when is consider
ferng humanity, that they will he literally patronized
by benevolent community.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07

Hill confessed himself to have heeen
he murderer Of Morgan, has been brought up
sefore Judge Birdsall 70, examination a, Buiia'
10. He declined going before the graod jury
o have bin found against HIM, but express
ID his willingness that they should find BILL
As it was widen, that be was an impos'or or a
mailman, he was discharged.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07

The Hon. Daniel Webster, on his way to
AXE his sea, in the Senate Of the United States
IS detained in New York in consequence OF
severe attack Of the rheumatism.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07

On Saturday Evening December sth, 1927.
Will be presented Colemans Celebrated Comedy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
TIIE
FRANKLIN ALMANAC

FOR 1928.
he Astronomical calculations of this vo,i o,o Ia.
cu 20 SOAR or apparent time, and the latitude oA
longitude o. tie City of Richmond $500
CONIEHYS:
B[ClIPSES; Chronological Cycles: T-rnber D
Ed Movable Fessts Explanations of t,e (,I,,ractoS'
used III the Almanac, Characters for the Planets p
Characters for the Situations of the Planets Sim &c
the Zodiac In the pages for the different months ~
the year will be found the Suns A1Dplitu,Ie III.
Phases, Days of the Month, DAYS of The WI, S,
RISing suns Setting Days Length EQUATION of T,;r
Suns DeclInation Moons rising and setpc Ht,o,'
Moons place IN the Zodiac Moons Southnm Tir,ce y
ign water at Cape Henry; Sundays, Festivals Cbron
oiogIcai Events, and Celestial Phenomena Covernnrr
under the Colonial Government, Presidents or ron,
ton during the iuterregnum C.overnors Jo,F en-.
constitution Government Of Virginia Council 81
state. internal Improvement Of the Stats. Knarl ~,
p.'Dhc orks: James River Company: Literary 1,,,l
visitors OF the University. Members Of tbc se,.,.
MEMBERS OF the House OF Delegates: the counties the
represent, population, and distance from tho C,tcr
ToIhFS; JUDGES OF the Supreme Court of AppeaIs
Judges OF the superior Courts of Cbancerv. Ir,s -
the General Court, who are also Judree oF "a
Courts of Law held in each C,onnto e oupeFoF
COURTS: Superior Courts Of Law: Ou3rte,L. Scssi,,.
County and Corporation Courts CoL1EeXs. r pivsrs;,
OF Virginia; William and Mary College: tIan,rden Ct
hey Conc9c: Washington College. Branch of ih,.
United States Bank at Richmond Virginia I2orI. ~ ~
ner's Bank of Virginia. Public OfEicePs IF tb If,
States Government, with the dates oFfber
PUBLIC Ministers of the y. States C;over,,rn. e.
United States: Foreign Ministers of the Tnited St
congress OF the United States. VIRGINIA Renresnr,
tlon 70 congress. United States Navy Ann, Re IL
United States. Supreme Court of The Haiti CO.
Sittngs of Federal Courts: places and tin1c. 80 oss
the supreme, District, and Circuit Courts of The I;t
states. ScIEsCE and AMUSEMENT " ~
published and sold at the Franklin Drint;,,, On;co
and aI tne principal booksellers in Virginia Oct <
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
New and Seasonable Goods.

ALL Il MOORE have just received by the Schr.
Fly from New York, the following desirable Goods:
beautiful assortment of lace goods consisting of capcs,
aps,coaks. pe!crines, half hdfs.
lhread lace edgngs and insertings,
Gnghains Gillian Stripes, striped and plain batiste
Silk and worsed bereges, &c. sc.
superior caicoeS, cambria, aconet and null muslins
Plain aud figured Swiss and book muslins
Enslish and French Silk Hosiery good assortment
Mems and women's cotton and thread hosiery, do.
Block Italian Lutestrings, Gro dc Naples aud
French Fiorenccs, very superior,
English and French Black Bombazines of very superior
quality and colour,
BlacR satims, satin !cvannes and.
Black silk cambiet, heavy aud good,
Black maxim and CAUTION Grapes, superior
Black aud white figured silks and Bareees
Thread, brown caGibrc and hoskiu gloves
Long white kid and hoiseskIn gloves, superior
Very superior yellow and white ma nkcens
Morocco iiticules OF new aud ha rdsome patterns
\ large and beautiful assortment of
. . and A-i Irish Linens, 81 and GA Sheetncs
Cd and 10 table diapers also diaper, and ucka-
- back toweliings, fancy silk aud berege htkts
shell tuck side and curl coImbs, essing combs.
In addition to the above, they have. and always keep on
hand general assortment of Dry Goods, are reccv-
ing fresh supplies 'y every packet from New York.
June 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
VIM. III. FitzwhyIsonn.
July 81

6OOh SELLER, BINDER q. SraIYO.Yi,I,.
AS just received his fall supply of goods. part of
81 = which consists of superior la rre o,n.rs -,
different sizes, for Blank Books and rs ,bor ,.vo
"esh ia'd IN very advantageousy, for cash, he can
Sc" lay Books, Journals, Ledgers and all other Any
mary and record Books cheap as any oller per
son ana certainly manufactured as we'll
great variety OF riting papers FOR ordinary mr.
poses such as 70 10 POST Fools Cap and Letter ma.
er'' piain and ct pressed, at remarkable lo,v
prices. A'''o ~"
tcmay, Fochet and School Dules, PRAYER. Psalm
and LYNN Books, for all denominations of Christian
cations. "1 He" Puoii
Spectncies mounted in gold, silver and stec, snare
glasses TO put in old frames, magnifying glasses snv
glasses, microscopes ~
GfobeS-ala'hematicaI Instruments Surveyors Cor,
passes and Chains, thermometers Hydrometers Ma
nets. hids
Wnisr COLourS--B!ac.l Lead and Camel t}ai pa,
CHS, drawing Papers, Bristol Boards Ivory panar
|'e'o .Husic-Fiutes Yiolins FIarsoeiS F,Ges
Spanish Guitar, Violin and Piano STRINGS To,ys
FesS, Blank Music Books and Paper.
oc"om BoofS-Gretk, Latin, French and EnrIisI,
School Books. S '''''
Ha"dSo"e Canes with and without Swords, Snuff
oXeS IN great variety, Steel and Silver Pens Super
OF feo hniyes, Razors Shaving Boxes and Glasses.
Hreco, Red and Black Sealing Wax and a genera,
assortment OF other articles of Stationary
w. ~. f. will sell any article in his store as cheap
as II can be bought at any other in the State.
" DOOhS bound IN the best manner and m lou,
terms " oc " ~"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
Sale of Land under Trust Deed.

Am Monday, the 18th day of November next ensuing
" being Louisa cou.tday, If fair next fair day
by virtue of trust deed executed by Charles Fox which
of record i'll the clerks office of Louisa county To Archi-
bald Taylor. Archibald Bryce Jr and the undersirned
either of whom may act, shall, Louisa Courthouse
expose To public sale, to the highest bidder money
lot piece or parcel OF land allotted said Charles
Fox in the uivson OF the land of his father Jol, Fox
decd, of said county THE land lies Cab Creek in the
county of Louisa and not far from Gardner Tavern
The number of acres is ccol!ected but NAV he
ascertained by reference the visio which is of
i'll the clerks Office of Louisa. is said to be of very
good quality Acting trustee, such title as is vested in
by the aforesaid deed, will be made to the purchaser
THOMAS CRENSHAW, Trustee
0ct6 @,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice n
week. wednesdays and Saturday.0 five dollars per
anuum, payable in advance.
IL Previous to dsconnuancc of the paper, all
Iearnscs must be paid up. And those who may wish
dscon'nne will notify the Editors that effect at least
thirty days beore the period expires for which they sub
scribed.
~ For advertising-75 square Cor less) for the
iirSt insertion, and so for each
number nf noted the MS. otherwise
'hey will be connued and charged accordingly.
IL All letters the Editors postpaid, or they
will receive no attention.
u Nuics of chartered specie paying Banks OF any of
the States will be received in pa yment
tue Whig though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
he peiered and remittances be made through the
Post Office at the risk of the Editors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
LIlnnaan Botanic Garden.
AND
NURSERTEG


"1LLIAM PRINCE, Proprietor of this establish.
nenf, announces To the public, that new edition
C24th) oil his Catalogues has press anh
may be obtained gratis of Mr.. B. ToMPKINs, OF this Civ
The advancement Of this establishment, has been pursued
with undated ardour and regardless expense by thn
present Proprietor and his father for hafa cen,ury
in the present enlarged catalogue he offers public,
l12 varieties of Apples 202 of Pears, 70 Cherries 1879
OF Pu'ns 90 of Aprcos "a of Peaches, 30 nos
0 OF Almonds, Ia OF Muiberries, of Ounces, I6 of
Figs 10 OF Currans Is of Raspbcres II Gooseber-
RES 70 OF Strawberries 10 of Nuts, 257 Grapes 49l
Roses So of Pfonie 102 of Dahas, 81 Camellas aud
III all near 22uO species of Greeniouse Plants besides
immense assortment OF Hardy Ornamental Trees Shrubs
ana Plants, Dubious Flnwcr Roots, &c.--This collection
not only unrivallet iii this country is surpassed
oy any IN Europe, and for the systematic accuracy with
which every order will be executed the proprietor gives his
express guarantee.
With regard TO the Grapes, they have cate-
fully selected from the North Middle and South France,
Germany, Switzerland and the Crnea, by which
the proprietor is enabled supply such varieties,
adapted 10 Me respective caliteSand where such
ton is left to him, shall be with scIupuous acn-
ton.
W. Orders left with Mr.. BENJAMIN TOMPKINS, or
forwarded direct pei mail, will receive prompt attention.
Oct 10 At
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
'76 MANSION HOUSE.
DRY GOODS.

NM y ID. KYLE & CO. have received by late arrivals
w from New York. Philadelphia, &C. very extensive
supply of English woollen aud goods Irish linens,
Diapers sheengs and lawns German and British linens,
domestic sheetngs, shrtngs, paid and checks
assortment OF French fancy goods of every description
hey will add 10 their assortment, by the arrival everv
Packet u the former place, such supplies will
them 10 give entire satisfaction their customers and such
as may please to give them call. They fiear Pu6inp
knowing that assertions nothing. Trial and minute
comparisons the only test, and they tou,, not yh
these made, that their goods will con,ee i'm cheanp
and quality, with any in tile market.
Sept IL .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
New Female Seminary.

CURTIS respectfully informs the public. that nc in
~ tends to open, Wednesday the of October,
IN very pleasant situation nearly i'm of Pesby
terrain Church on ShockG Hi Seminary for the educa-
tiau of Young Ladies'. Tine course OF instruction will be
thorough and extensive, and the talents Of the
instructor, and whatever advantages me have derived
rom reflection and experience, will be devoted
to the cultivation Of the minds and morals of the pups
committed To his charge.
The number of students is limited; yet two
or three vanances that he supplied by Applicant
above, where the terms and other particulars may be
learned.
Sept 20 wSt%
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

NJ oTlCE.-I forewsrn all persons from cutting Wood
4 uptn piece of land of Is acres, and extending
from the road To the north of piece OF land formerly Mr.
YIN. Mackenzies, TO Coemans line, bounded the East
by piece o Land formerly the property of the late Mr.
ANY person giving legal evidence against any person or
persons guilty of the said offence sh by me
DIS having done me considerable service. give the
notice IN regard of land in Duvas addition and
numbered i'll his plan 22 228 and 229I will either sell
or lease for term of the above parcels Of
also acres more less Richmond Hi!l with brick
dwelling house upon it, and very near the City: the soil
of good quality.
For Kent, that large and valuable Lot and Houses on
cary Street at present occupied by MIR. Wallace,
ana ais" the three story Brick Tenement lit Street.
near May"s Bridge Possession of properties be
terms the whole any part OF the above propertv and
also the Lot on 18th Street, running back Virginia
street. and adjoining the property of Mr. H. L. Wight
JAMES INE1,S.
Richmond, May 18th 1927. win
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
Tobacco Planters.

a fEIiI ZION viii he presented the Session Of
me Virginia Legislature, praying that inspectors of
all Public Warehouses, shall be required, in inspecting
iooacco 10 break IT III four different OF each hogs
head, in order detect the many impostons pactse in
pricing; and that certain Warehouses, such frauds
are connved at, and where inspectors refused to break
looacco IN such places they desired do by pur
chassrs may be suppressed.
10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

In Henrico County Court, August 8tt, 1897
Alan Fowd aud Agness his wife, Jane Jobnsron and7
John Miller and Elizabeth his wife, Phs.
against
r. executors Of the last will aud testament of Will g
liam Gait, deed, James Calf, Mary Allan, Jane (
Walsh au infant, Doctor James Black, and Jane :;
his wife, right of the said Jane, John Dennis :
toH aud William his wife, and the said Doctor -
James Black, as trustee FOR the said Mrs. VIII
liam Dcun:sion, DIS
On the motion of the plaintiffs by their attorney, and it
appearing the court, that tie defendants Mary Allan
Jane Walsh, James Black aid Jane his wife, aud John
Den,,stou and William his wife, (who have entered
their appearance and given security according the
Of assembly and the rules of this cour not inla
tants of this communicating ii is ordered that the said
absent defendants do appear here first day Of the
next ensuing November court and answer tie bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted III some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and posted at the
IOnt door of the of this county on two Sue
cessivc court days On like notion aud appearing to
tue couttha John Forbes of the city of Richmond, attor-
ney and counsellor law, is single material witness
f the plaintiffs in this cause, is rthe, ordered that n
commission do issue lI taking deposition of the said
John Forbes, according To- Law.
q copy Teste, LOFTlN n. ELLETF, C.. H. G.
The said plaintiffs notify the said defendants, that ON
the fourth day of tine ensuing OCTOBER between the
hours fne bfore, aud five after the Office ,he
above mentioned John Forbes in the city Of RicbmUnd ny
virtue OF commission issued pursuant to the foregoing
order, they VIII proceed TO take the deposition of the said
John Forbes to be used evidence in above mentioned
caGse and so from day day thereafter there continue
do until the same shall have been cOmpleted-and when
and where the said defendants may that behalf attend
il they think mt, ALLAN FowLDs and AGNEss his
wife, JANE JOHNSTON, and JOHN
MILLER and EIIzABgTH his wife
BY DASlEI CALL, thelT counsel.
A;sus, lGh. f92~ en-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
SUPERIOR GOODS.

HAVE received beautiful assortment of rich worked
Swiss collars capes and pclermes, of The style
Bobbinrt lace veils hdkfs collars caps perenes
large assortment of thread oud blond aces s. edgings
Extra supcshne worsted berege, assorted collars
flaid and plain Gros de Naples silks
Black Italian lustrnss and company sa,ins
Merino and berege wis and hdkfs.
Scarlet, blue, lemon and other MeIino cloths
Rogers patent Merino flannel, warranted not to shrink
Zeal cames hair (water proof) canliet, OF superior
quality, for coaks with many other desirable
goods for sale at low prices.
Oct los HALL NELSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

A OUCH " Braiihwaites & Wilson's white uapt cottons
' ESQ, f"'int and dufie blankets
w h'te ard blue plains, red and white flannel
blue cloths aud cassimeres, double llcd drab cloths
German oznaburgs, London silk umbrellas
liverpool filled sacks salt, 3dy wrought nails
Tin plate III boxes, and Brazier's copper
Lnndon Porter and Brown Stout
English white lead ground in oil, quart and pint bottles
Sept 30 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

favng devoted much time in making selections fatters
himself with the Of giving satisfaction TO his
trends and the public generally
Sept 60 #
: AMES STEELE Il co have received by the late
~ arrivals from London Liverpool, and Havre, and
nthe sources, extensive supply of goods suited TO the
seasons among which
London superine black huc dah, medley cOlorcd
cloths
Blue, black fawn dab steel and Oxford MIXED doub1
millcd Cassimeres
Best Rose Blankets, g d to 1914
Pom; Blankets J TO 5-cassmerc Shaw!s
Heavy London Dufh Blankets Ia to 81
Saved list blue clohs-blue aud mixed Satncrs
Negro cloths, good and heavy article
Svansonwn, Toienet, and Valencia Yes,Trs
White and colored London NIarseiles
Caroline Paids and Stripes. new patterns
hen' white, scarlet. green. and yellow FIanne!s
Lion Skins-RhHdes black Bombazetts nd Ci,cassian
Coiofea, PLAIN y fig d Bombazet:s-Back Gombazines
crimson, scarlet, greet, drabi nd orange Morecn
handsome dark Prints, plaid and fgnsel
Black and white and blue Plaiis- French Prints
Plaid Ginghams-- Batiste do. a variety
and 3D. cambria hluslins, and Observation-Disclosures
Book, null, and fancy Swiss Nius!us
Swiss Hakis. and Points
Camhrc and furniture Dfmitv-clerks
f-3 and al Irish Linens Irish Shee,inos
Brown and black Hollands
Cotton and wolsted Hose and LaIrTosa
Lambs wool Hose French nd Engis, silk IJrso
Rich black silk Felvcts and Velvet Ves,;nps
SK striped Nesting BLACK and colored Gros de NAMES
Black Satns and Levautines- id nd horsr skin ln
Mems real Buck Gloves, English French silk G,ovee
Cap fancy and be.l, and black Tal.rta Ribbons,
Fancy silk, aud black Canton IIGkis
Snchews, Sarsnets. Ievantinrs--hird's eve uThr,
Black Serge-Green Flor.n-,, and Narcellue
Nankins-Back Mode
SLACK and assorted coiosed Italian Servings
Black castor Gloves
Biack Italian cravats-swiss eaubric cravars
figured book aud null Muslin Pins English nd Fren
Coioured silk Braids ~ ie'''
S; n" na nnn'anna Nladapoam and other IIdkr.
S, n ilagS' and b"ndanma Hdkfs.--cotton BANS
ciark's and other spool cotton patent Thread
ASSORTED coat and vest Buttons-Pear! Buttons
D""iass, Tickenburgs, Bulap s-Duck
OznabuTgs &c. Sc.
nG' with variety of other articles rhcv offer
Sept &C. '' -'e" i"'h'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
RICHMOND RACES
SIay Is

6 hVER the Tree Hill Course, will commence on the
~ HtHd Tuesday, 18th or October, and continue four
days least
On Isl ddy--Tbere will be two Sweepstakes, TO
which there FIVE subscribers each the QUE mile heats
the other, mile heats.
ID day. opietofs Purse, two mile heats, $500.
Sd d0y-Jockey GLIB Purse, four mile heats $1,000
an ddy-Post Stake, single four mile heat, $3.50
From the number of superior Horses exhibited Bread
rock the last week, and the fine racing ON that course il s
calculated shall have fue sport was ever had on
the course.
The Proprietor has made considerable Improvements on
the since the last Meeting pnrticuIaly fur ,
accommodation Of the ladies in the Pavilion.
The Treasurer takes this most earnes,lv IN
solicit each Member pay TO be paid his Sub
scrtion before the Jockey Club Race which, time
he is bound to pay the purse
~ a full meeting Of the Club is desired AT the Tire hin
House on the informing of the first days Race AT 10 O'Clock
there being business Of importance transact.
Oct 1916 j. NJ SrrDEN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
Trust Sale of Valuable Property.

PURSUANT the ~ avsions of a trust deed execu, .
II by John T. Swami, Benjamin NuCkols and Charles
hughes, the 18th of June, 1897, and duly recorded
III the county of Goochand and Hanover, will be
sud- public auction, the highest bidder cash. he
fire the front door OF the Bell Tavern CITY of Rich
mon, Wednesday the 7h day of November next, fair
II the fair day, the following lands,
property much thereof may answer
purposes of the trust, witt land
three hundred lying in Hanover county, called the
Eorky Mills, which said Swami resides, having
valuable Grst aud Saw Mill thereon; also negroes
Tamey-rom John, Violet, Ned, Palmyra and William;
AMI five horses which land, negroes and horses, is the
property of said Swannthree other land belong.
ing To said Nuckols, viz: containing hundred
aud sixty aces, lying in Goncian county, adjoining b.
Crawford and ohers-one other tract containing hun-
dIed and sxty-one lying said county Gooch
land adjoining Joseph Nuc,oIS and
which aid Benjamin Nuckols then resided, con-
tanning hundred and acres-aso five slaves,
namey-Sau Peter, Amey and child. Motley and Martha,
fur horses and aud gca also the property
sad Benjamin. Nuckus:-aso other Of con-
raining six hundred lying Hanover county, adjon-
ing the Rocky Mills and Gold mne which said Hughes
resides and slaves, uamelyGabel, Peter, Sirang-
man, Oran, Priscilla, Sally and Martha, Wagon
horses aud all the said Hughes stock of every des-
crption; which last mentioned of land, slaves and
other property owned and conveyed by the said
Charles Hughes The trustees acng will ouy
convey the title vested in them SUCH
T. 4: a 8; ckAlnoENH Trustees.
We to the sale relates the property
veycd by us. and will give credit of fourteen months
the surplus after satisfying the deed of trustsnly
seventeen eighteen hundred dollars will be required.
JOHN II. SWAMI.
Oct 6--9t JANE /. SWAMI.