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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
Negroes and Land

I % 1u'n OF december next il fair, il not, ,hc
-, .a.t aay, the subscriber will sell, at pubic
HOTEL in Lynehbs, 70 likely Negroes, CONSISTING of MEM
women aad children They negroes Of fine eSaraese
among them are several cooks house serv.m,s
be not sod in day, the sale will be con,;nsd Wy. MY
they are all sold. "'''iA
The subscriber will likewise sell privately his trac, 80
forks Of Goose Creet, and the main road eain, S
.yhehcorg to kncase, IL miles of Liberty and adj
Joining Capt Buford 1t contains about 140O acres OF
VIII "oo are unceared The part which is uncleared
except avery small potion>is excellent tobacco land az
w iand, 100 acres low grounds OF the first
uay' anu the remainder remarkably fine high land This
wei adapted To the cultivation of tobacco md n t;nd. oS
II les remarkably we'll and very tree from stone:
u'0ed II would make two very handsome tracts which
sai' De uone' IL those who wish purchase wish it, per.
sons wishing TO purchase may apply to the ,e
ding IN the neishbourhood of New Londou or TO Cant,
iiui0fd, residing near the tracts
Nov 2k %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05
GLEANTNGs.

The boat of the ship Alciope suns in Jomes river
last week, while weighing an anohor by winch disas
Ter Tue ooatswan and i've seamen were drowned
The Executive of North Carolina bys direction of
lie Legislature, having applied the British govern
pent, through our minister Mr. Gailan for liberty TO
procure trom the Office of the Board of Trade & Plan
a'ions IN London, such doc as relate to the CO.
ionai history OF that State has in reply informed
VI the entire Willingness OF the British GoverDme q; TO
FURNISH copies oil any papers wanted, and list of all
me documents have been furnished that those rcquii ed
may be designated.
Gos. CLINTON bias accepted the invitation of the New
York Bar, 30 pronounce Mr.. Emmet,s Eulopy.
Among the deaths reported in Philadelphia during
The week. ending on tue cath ult there were SIX by
small pox, by nana-a potu, and three from drum
kenness.
The court of cessation at Paris have given 90 600
francs damages to the widow aud 1000 to the Children
against the antasonist) of person killed in duel.
ihe new government adopted by the Cherokees ap-
pears 10 oe IN fuH operation Among the first exhibit
tons It's power the public of ar xs H.
an by hanging about six weeks ago for uuder neir
Legislature met at New Town the 9Th ult. Their
pr'aung materials had arrived at the place
time before, and newspaper about be publish
ed in the English and Cherokee ianguagcs-types hay.
ing been of the Cherokee alpha bet which consists
of eighty six different charact ers rather syables
An Ohio paper states, that four commercial houses
in the counties of Muskingum Knox, and Licking
had July last, OFF to the eastern market about
1000 hlds tobacco. being but part of that raised
during the past season in those counties One thou
sand of this were sent the mountains, the re
nainder BY the lakes and Erie CaDai to New York
and thence to Baltimore, and this less expense than
was incurred far that forwarded direct Baltimore by
the way of Wheeling. These are important facts
Abe quau of the Ohio tobacco is such as to command
Tor fair price that repays the growers of that arti
Gle
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Three Hundred Dollars Reward

WILL be given for The apprehension and delivery TO
me, at the Jail of HeDrico County, of JAMES w.
PoACH aud WILLIAM w. ANDREWS. who es
capped from The said jail on the night of the 10Th of
september last, or ooe hundred and fir dollars for
either Of lien. ="
Poach is about FL years of age, feet inches
bIgh red hair and blue eyes; has on his right arm
marked with India ink the initials OF his name. the
representation OF tomb yitb man in the at,uds
OF weeping, over which willow, and under which
is the date of his BIRTH 1906; and on his left arm The
representation of altar and two hearts united over
which two doves suspeudng wreath of love, and
above The elbow the American flag. Had on linen
pantaoons cotton shirt, half worn fur hat and strn
ed coat and vest. r
Andrews is about rs years Of age, light hair. halle
eyes, swartby complexion, feet 10 inches high. has
marked With India ink, on his right arm, w. w. A,
over WHICH IS the American flag and Eagle; on his
zen arm an altar which is an altar aud two hearts
united with two doves suspeudiug wreath of love
iao on pale blue domestic coat and pantaloons with
nat about half worn. From the best information
nave been able to obtain, am induced TO believe ,bev
are together at work the Dismal Swamp Canal.
a. r. THORNTON. d. NJ
October 9Th 1872 -
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YIRGLNLl:


At rules. holden in the clerks office OF the superior court
of chancery for the Richmond district, the Sd lay of
December, 1927
Richard NJ Iiarwe and Polly his wife, formerly Polly
Atkinson, Heartweli Hitchcock and Frances his wife
formerly Atkinson, Russell Hitchcock and Susanna his
wife, late Susanna S,ainback and formerly Susanna
Aikmson aud James Atkinson, PTS.
against
John Atkinson and Nathaniel Parfam executors of Will
liam Atkinson, deceased, and the said .'ohn Atkinson
in his right, Richard Coleman and Dolly his wife ,
kebecca Rice, Jesse Bonner admor of his late wife
Susanna, Martha Collier, lewis 4. Collier, George
Il. Collier, Thomas Bridgforth and Lucy his wife, and
Sarah Atkinson, widow of said Wm. Atkinson, decd
DTS.
The defendants, Nathaniel Parlar, and George b. Col
lier not having entered their appearance and gives secu
rity according to the of assembly and the rules OF
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence tina
they inhabitants of this country; it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here for,et
day of the and answer the amended bill of
the plaintiffs; and that copy of this forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the city Rich
mond, for two m0nhs successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
80 Copy. Tcste, WIN. w HENING, C. C.
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PUBLIC SALE.

e Y rirtue of deed of executed by Rcha I'd X
IL Jones OF CHESTERFIELD to the subscribers the l2,h
day OF June, 1927, and recorded in the clerks office of
Amelia for purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
to SELL at public auction, or the premises, the highest
bidder for cash, on Saturday the eighth day December
next, at IL O'Clock, NJ the Plantation in Amelia whereon
The said Richard K Jones formerly resited containing
bout 6oo acres together with all the appurenances there
unto belonging or much thereof will be 10
RAISE the amount now due upon the deed aoresa i'd
with the costs aud expemces of executing trust Such
TILE as vested in the subscribers will be conveyed which
Is believed TO be indispniable. GEORGE IVES.
SIMON L. MORGAN 7
Now 4ot
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FALL GOODS.

II ALL NELSON has received by the Fly and Exit
n ana other recent arrivals from N. York and Phiu-
dephia,a large proportion of his FILL SUPPLY COM
prislng general assortment of FANCY and S1dPLE
DIZZY G0Of1S-amung thea, are:
Superfne bnes black Olive, care ra and mixed CLOTHS
Common and fiue to do do DO
Inc and superfne peiisse and merno cloths
Blue black dcab and fancy cooued assineres assorted
Common, fine apd.supaIhne cassinets
Coarse cloths linseys and mled kerseys for servants
stout booking and floor cloth baze
White, red and green Gannels, assorted
., ., TO- u, II and l3-4 heavy rose blankets
., 81, - a aud point do do
r., hoor cloths, carpeting and hearth rugs
PAN and figured boinbazeiis, assorted
Swansdown, toilinet and Valencia vestine
Rich moleskn velvet and silk do
Cotton and silk velvet, bang-up cords
British and German oZpaburgs, tickIenburps and k, re
Russia duck, sheeting nd diaper
IRISH sheeting, linen, lawns and diapers
6, 8, Q and 1914 thread damask--napkius
Cashmere and merno shawls and long sha aseorte5
Rich Canning shawls, article
superior black Canton and Mandarin crane
Satin levantiues, black Mandarin satin
Black and co!oured Gro lie Nap figured and uiafu
biack mode, BLACK and coIoured satn and florence
Black figured null book, Swiss acone & India n,sTins
cotton cambria and stripe and cross barred do
Swiss, jaconcf and real India robes
Common and fine caIicoes, assorted
Extra rich London Cbintz do
Madras pullicat and cotton bandama hdkfs.
German flag and company do do
Fancy gaaze, barege and eros de Naples do
" orsted 6arege, cashmere and merino do
Bobbinef and thread laces aud edpirrs
Lace wells, hdkfs peerines capes collars and
rictpdhterns, md entirely neto sfgie
Ladies' black, slate and white worsted hose
Mems do and halfdo
Black and white silk do and half do
Tortoise side neck, curl nd tack combs
Brazilian she'll do Ito do do do
Sewing silk thread, moUlds, buttons
Combs, fancy soap, cotton balls and sposTs
Floss thread, pins, tapes, bobbins
Ribbons, erayat pads, stocks
Gloves assorted, tooth brushes, NEEDLES
Umbrellas, looking glasses, &c. sc.
general and large assortment Of doprss,;c h~,. a
o'saced shnngs and sheetings cheeks paids ad $3.50;
oea,I'eSng &c. @c-wih variety Of other nc and cs
'apie Goods suitable to the season. all of viii t
posed to sell on iholerarcterms ""'-" ~ Is us
Sept 20
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90 Dollars Reward.

AN away, in July last, from the estate of the late
A. Jos. w. Harper and Thos. Field, lying in the
County of Brunswick, negro man named GEORGE,
purchased by the said Harper of Joo. Young Jr. Of
the county OF Dinwiddie. lie is about 5 feet or
inches tall; very black, of downcast coun,enance
and has the appearance of having had the small pox
a more particular description of him not recollecte6
viii give the above reward provided he is delivered
10 me, in the county of Southampton, or 10 nv bro
Their Joseph W. Harper, TO Capt. Thomas Feild, Of
the county OF Dnwiddie. Should, however the above
named runaway be confined any jain the State, so
that get him again. will only give SI5.
THOMAS j.. #H.7RPER,
.4dnr Of Joseph W. Harper, dec.
Nov. IA o,
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THE VINEYARD.

AH X. ALPHoNSE LoUBAT'S subscription for the
+yA introduction of the Zine into the United States,
having oeen notified 10 the southern public at period,
TOO late to allow II to reach the perusa OF an in6nity
OF ihdivddas who convinced of its utility, and
cHi'y OF It's culture, would have desired enter their
SUBSCRIPTIONS lie has, consequently, made choice seec-
ton OF 2ouD0 Vine Roots, and ordered this quantity from
MS father IN France They will arrive IN New York
before the MIDDLE OF the ensuing month Of February;
therefore, subscribers may still furnish themselves with a
supply to the amount specified.
The cost, as usual is rated at the fixed price for 1000
Snots or over Mt the rate of 123 each Root; for
less than one lUUO, at the of Is less than
5oO 20 cens and 30 for less than 50-ao be paid
on the delivery of the Roots.
Letters viii not be received unless posi- paid.
Subscription lists opened
Eichmond-witb Davenport, Allen & Co.
Newbern-Jobn Justice.
Ralegh-Jobn Louis Tailor.
New York--Aphonse Loubat IS. Wall Street.
Nov % VII,
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REMOVAL.
wNE. NxITCTEELE.

. WATCH-MaKER &tJEWELLER,
y EsPEcTFuIEY informs his'fr,epds aud the nuhlic
.nat be has femoyed 10 the store lately pied
by Mr. John Bronaugb, one door below III NELSON'S
Dry Goods Storesand IS now receiving SPLENDID as
of, -
GOLD : SEVER WATCHES.
Ladies' and Gentemeus Gold Patent Lever and plain
atches, Silver Patent Lever Matches Capped Jew
elled aud Plain W eches of every descripipn. eiean
Gold Watch Chains, Seals, Keys, Slides Rings Watch
Hooks aud Ornaments.
JEWELRY.
Full sets of Pearl Je,selry Peat Earrinss Head Or
naments, Brooches aud Fpge rings, elegant Fila
gree, Gold Ear rings Bt caches Crosses and mr.
nameDts Gold neck Chains and Bracelets, Jet Ear
rings, Finger rings and Breaches Paste and Coral
Jewclry.
SILVER WARE -
Silver Tea Sets Silver Table, Tea and Desert Srcons
Ladies' Sugar Tongs, Sal, and mustard Spoons Spec
tacles, Pencil Cases. Butter Knives, Fhtnb!es Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Sil-er Mounted C,ut
Glass Casters and Cordial Stands, Candles,ics, Snuff
iers aud Trays, Decaner slides Common Plated Gas
tors, Candlestvhs and Decanter Labels
BRITANNIA WARE. -
Full sets of Britannia Ware, Coffee and Tea Pots SUI
gar Dishes, Cream Pots and Labels
CUTLERY.
Fine Eezors, Pen and Pocket Knives aud Scissors,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
Cit and Plated Molnted Swords, Gilt and Plated
EPaulets, Silk Sashes, Laces Cords and Tasscls In.
ianry and Cavalry ohcers'-Wings, Artillery, Mfan-
try aud Rle Buttons, Gilt Plated aud silver Monn-
ted Disks, Sword Belts, and Plun,es Morocco Poct-
ct Books and al!es, Bead Reticues and Purses Glib
Bracelets, Paste Top Combs, Roman PEARL Coral and
Amber Beads, Steel Waist Clasps, Musical Snuff Box
es, &C. &c,
Ej-Sver Ware and Jewelry Of every description
made TO order. Clocks and Watches repaired and
warranted Nov IL
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LATIN SCHOOL.-

me ne'ehbornood of Chilesbug, Caroline the sub.
sc'ioer viii teach Grammar School, which will COM
mence the ensuing 18th of january 1928. Therein viii
oe Mnsnt 'he usual course of Latin and Greek readinys
mar numerical arithmetic, Geography &c. Also if ,e-
CURED Geometry and Algebra, &c.The school III as-
)'urh me LON December ioowug with month vacatinn
Terms, foi board and tuc,, boarde,s fnrnsb;r. hn
scholars $50. JOHN " KEhM
Goochland, Nov. Thu 1927 - 4,
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~ AS committed to the Jail of this county as runa-
way, on the 18th day Of June last negro wan who
calls himself JOHN BERNY, and says he was liberated
ny David Berny, of PerquimaDs county North Carolina
tie IS stout we'll made fellow, FIVE feet eight inches high
dark eompexon large wiskers, reads toleraby we'll ana
has blenis in his left eye He had when committed
half worn furd hat, blue broad cloth coat and psnta
locus, with many other valuable articles of cloioe viii,
runaway and the owner is requested to come fows1d
prove property pay charges and take him away;
he Wilde dealtwitb as the law directs.
WM. s. RoYSToN, JaiIor
fhL CO, foo- Caroline County, Va.
Wis,
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New and Desirable Goods.


III ALL s. MOORE have just received by the last
s. IL arrivals from New York and PhladeI phia their
supply ofFALL and WINTER DRY GOODS-com-
piising almost every article adapted 10 the Wholesale
or retail trade of this city They have hand and
offer for sale the following articles, which Constitute
comparatively avery sn1al! portion of their present
stock:--s-SyS, .s1zrs.s ssss-...sst sssl5.sss
Blue, black oliye brown earet, cadet ana mixed
DO heavy drhb for great coats.
Blue, black, gold and steel mxed fasn and lgI drab
cassinefes, %%-'s.z-
Blue, brown, fawn and other pelisse cloths,
Fearnaught, mapped ecottonsss zsf
Rose point and London, duffie blankets,
an assortment Of superGne aud low priced satTnets,
Rogers patent flannel,
Also general assortment of whiac, yellow crimson,
scarlet and green -Ganneis, go
Floor and booting baizes,
BombaZines, bombszetfs,
Striped and PLAID circassiaps,
Crimson, scarlet, orange and blue rnerino cloths,
DO same colours circassians forchlldren1s ear,
PlaiD striped and fig. gros de Naples comprising al
most every colour,
Black Italian. AIaniua. and double French Forences
Ricb heavy satus for ladies' dresses pesse and cloas
an entirely new and fashionable article
Silk and worsted bereges and batstes,
Black mUdes Italian grapes,
general assortment of cooured satns and Florences
Superhne, dark. Loudon prints, and giughams,
Cambrcks jaconetts, null book, Swiss and India mus
Inns, both plain and figured,
Richly worked jackonet robes
inserting and scollop trimmings and fouDces,
Apron and furniture checks,
.Bed-ticking, brown and bIeached domestics,
Garment, cambrck and furniture dinlites,
Cotton frhges, &c.
ELs6,
Mer;no aud cashmere long shawIs and hdkfs
Thread gimp and bobbinet Eaces
AhanGsome assortment of bobbnet lace wells. canes
caps, peernes and hdkfs
Silk and gauze hdkfs
Bonnet, sash and belt ribbons
Silk, cotton and Igorsted hosiery
Bandanna, flag and Italian hdkfs
Irish linens, lawns and shcefDgs
Linen cambrchs and cambrick handkerehiefs
Umbrellas, toilette glasses
White, scarlet, black and colouied darnipg worsed
yarn, sc.
Aiio which having been selected with the utmost
care, will be sold accommodating terms for cash.
Oct. II ,f
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n. BIN consequence of mistake in the Franklin
Almanac, to which had reference, when we insert
ed the above advertisement, inform the public
that the sale of the Amherst plantation will commence
on Monday the 26th November, and be continued from
day TO day until closed and the sale of the property in
Lynchburs will take place Monday the 3D. Decem-
Der. JOHN ALLAN Ex,rs of It,,a
Novt 1927. W. GAIT, Gait, decd
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Tobacco Planters.

"A PETITION will be presented to the next Session of
"a the Virginia Legislature praying that the INSPECTORS
OF All Public Warehouses, shall be required, in inspecting
tobaeeo, to break in four different parts each hogs
nead IN order to detect the many postons practsed in
pzing; and that certain Warehouses; where such frauds
are conniYed a and where Inspectors refuse to break
Tobacco IN soc places they desired 70 do by pu
chasers, may be suppressed. Sept 10 fs
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"A IA. III IOLN eIIUdltu ABOUT DIteen miles
bove Baton Hopge on the left bank of the Miss,s
sippi, consisting of
One thousand and Eighty .4,pa,ts;
SAID plantation has front OF Arpenis on the river &
adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or more acres of cleared I.and-one
large Dwelling House, with six roons-Coton Gin
Mill Ian Yard Negro Cabins, &C. (easy repaired. y
The titles TO the above lands are indispntabe, and a
warranty deed will be given ifrequired.
A1so-One Thousand .4ypeafs;
situated on Ihompson's Creek the parish of Felic-
ana one and half miles from the river A1ssissppi Sc
ven miles from the town Of ST. FraDcisville Part OF
bis tact consists OF low bottoms probably goo acres
said tract there about fifty acres cleared some
years since, The whole or one half
of this tract will be sold at the opium Of the purchaser
For furtber particulars apply TO this Office or TO
New-0rleans, Oct o. IS
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SUPERIOR GOODS.

HAVE received beautiful assortment of rich worked
ows collars, eapes and peerines, the Iarest style
ooDDet lace dresses, ve hkis. collars caps pilerenes
and capes
large assortment of thread and blond acss & edeines
Extra saperhne worsted berege, assorted coors
Plaid and plain eros de Naples silks
Back Italian lustrings aud compa ny satns
Merino and berege sha wis and hdkis.
/. scarlet, blue, lemon and other Mefno CLOTHS
Rogers pateut Mcrno flannel, warranted not to :r;I
quality, for cloaks, with many other desirab,,
goods for sale at low prices.
Oct f9--ts HAIL Nrt,coNr
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VIM. III. FitzWhyIsonn

bOOh SELLER, BINDER & STATIONER.
AS lately received additions 10 his crock
N of quilts writing papers Of various kinds and other
articles of stationary
lie keeps constantly on hand general assortment of
Day Boohs Journals, Legers and auxiliary Books
for Merchants counting rooms Record and sheria oe
Pocket and Memorandum Books &c.
SPeelactes, Ihermomeers Spy Glasses Microscopes,
Water Colos Surveyors Compasses and Chains. Gold
and Silver Peus, Walking Canes;
Bibles Psalm and Hymn Books, for various denomina-
lions of Christians;
All the usual variety OF sc,ool Books, New Novels
aud Miscellaneous pubiica tons.
Every species of Book Binding done in the hes, man
"Fr, ana every article charged at the lowest price.
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Public Sale of Negroes and Stock

inc IAN day of next month, December, if fair oti-
~ erwse the next fair day. we shall sell to the hiehesr
bidder at kames. the late residence of William Doug
lass Decd IN the county of New Kent near Providence.
FORGE all the residue of the said decedent con.
slsing OF about fifteen Negroes among good Black
Smith, the stock of Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
Most oil Tue Negroes will be sold for cash. The other
property on SIX months credit. Al the time place.
fifteen or twenty Other Negroes will be sold for cash. A.
mony hem some likely boys and girls.
Nov I4--6t THE EXECUTORS
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PIRGJNIa:


At rules, holden the clerks Office of the superior court
OF chancery for the Richmond district, the Sd Deem
her, 1927:
John Depp, adm'or with the will annexed of Benjamin
Fl S decd PH.
against
Thomas Miller, late sheriff of Powhatan and such,
adm'or of WIN. Bentley. deed, James Lyon and Ju-
dith A. his wife, Henry NJ. Bentley, Joseph r. Bent
ley in his right and as admor with the will
ucxed OF Jno. W. Bentley, deceased, and Mary Amn
Turpin, Edward Augustus TurpIn, Philip Osborue Tur-
pin, Peter F. Turpin, May Caroline Turpin, poYha-
tan V. Turpin, Thomas Jefferson Turpn. VIM \.
qurpin, Robert Sampson, adm'or of Jesse Tucker,
deed, Colin McRac and Samuel Taylor, Dhs.
The defendants, Mary Ann 1urpin Edward Augustus
Turpin Peter f. TurPin, Philip Osborne Turpn, Mary
Caroline Turpin, Powhntan " Turpin and Thomas JEFF
fsoD Turpn, having entered their appearance and
given security according the act of assembly and the
rules of this and il appearing by satisfactory evil
tcnce that they Inhabitants Of this cornlry il
IS ordered, the said defendants do appear here
the fostietb day Of the and the bill
Of plaintiff aud that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published III the city
OF Richmond, for months successfully, and posted
the front door OF the capitol, in the said city.
10 A Copy Tes;e, WIN. w. HENIN G &c. c.
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virtue of deed Of executed the 9th day of May
3 1926, by Wade Mosby the elder and SusannaI mis-
wife to subscriber and others, which deed is of record
IN tic clerks Offices Of the county courts of the counties Of
Ienrico and Powhalan shall sell in front Of the Ia gle
Hotel in the city Of Richmond, Monday, the 10Th Of
5Jeceniber next 2ocock, the following property named
IN said deed viz. Of the interest owned by Wade
NIasy Jr in a certain parcel of land lying the Old
Market house, Main street! IN the city Of Richmond,
aud which suit is pending in the superior court
Of law Tor Ienrco county Also all the iGtees the said
wade Mosby the elder has in claim tract of land
OF between and GOOD !ygg the Ohio river, be-
tween the mouths Of Big Sandy and Little Sandy rivers,
in the county Of Grcenup aui State of Kentucky. The
whole Of this land first bottom land, and have
doubt Il great bargain may he bought in it.
TERMs-6, IL and 10 months credit, bonds with APP
moved security, and deed Of the property tn
ecnte the payments. will convey only such title as is
vested in trustee.
Oct 10Th, 1G27--l6t WM. W. MoSBY, Trustee.
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w ANIED to hire, couple OF Hands to work at Bed
stead manuIa curing, 10 whom viii pay good wages
or particulars enquire at g. w. Truebearts head of The
Mechanicksvie turnpike, or at this Office
Alechanicksvie, VIZ. MAuoNp
Dec I, 1897 81 At q; ~ .rt',
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Farmers Bank of Virginia.

ME Annual Meeting of the Stockholders for the
election OF Directors for Bank and for the OAces
9Th day ofJanuary next.
Dec I, 1897. l2t VIM NEEEpvIc c,.h,.