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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-10
Family Fish, etc.

New and Cheap Goods.
JOHN II. BRENT & CO.
"AyE lust received from N. York and Philadelphia
III the following articles. which they are now open
ing and offer for sale the most reduced prices for
cash. their King street, four doors east OF
the Washington avern
Super blue and black cloths
Olive do
Blue and black cassmeres
Handsome assortment of vestmgs
Plain and stripe cambrics
Cambria dimity
An elegant assortment OF caiCoes
White andcolored satteens
Wilmington stripes
White and brown drillings
Cotton stockings and socks
Thread 90
Cross barred and shaded muslins
JacLonett do
Plain and figured Swiss do
Plain and fgurged buff cravats
Plain and plaid silk do
Cambria inseriings
Mandarine robes, Canton grapes
Yellow and white canvass
Cruel and working cotton
Rest black double florence
White and blue Grape lesse
Horse skin and kid gloves
Beaver do
Fine bobanett laces
Bobanetts A, 5.4 and Cd wide
figured do
Gimp lace, pearling, footing
white and black wells
Bobanett scarfs collars and hdkts
Bobaneu caps
pI.;nand watered Grodenap, different colors
Barage granadene, anew article for ladies' dresses
Tortoise shell tuck combs
10 do side do
brazilian combs, cotton fringes
Bunch and puff curls
Irish linens and lawns
Swiss linens and sheetings
Il Swiss trimmings
with variety of other articles, and daily expect an
additional SUPPLY. apr, %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

4 AMES STEELE & co have received by the late
eP arrivals from London, Liverpuni, and Havre and
ether Sources an extensive supply of goods suited
season, among which
London superGnc black blue. dab, and medley colored
cloti,s
Blue, black, fawn, dab STEEL and Oxford mixed double
mlled Cassimercs
Best Rose Blankets, to 1914
Point Blankets To 5-cassimere Shawls
Heavy London Dulf Blankets, IA To OIL
Saved list blue clohs-blue and mixed Sat,jhe,s
Negro cloths, good and heavy article
Swamsdnwn Toienet, and Valencia Yesrinrs
White and colorcd London Marseies
Caroline Plaids and Stripes nc w ma ttcrns
Red white, scarlet, green, ami yellow Flanmels
Lion kins-Rhpdes black Bonba zetts n nd Gheassian
Coiored plain, IL fig d Bombazetts-B Black Bombazincs
Crimson, scarlet, green, drab, aud orange NIorecn
llandsnme dafTi Prints, plaid and figured
Black and white, and true blue Plals-Ffcnc Prints
Paid Gingh-ms- Batiste do. a variety
4 4 aud Cd cambria Muslins, "a nd observation-disclosures
Book null, and fancy Swiss Musns
Swiss Htl<is. and Points
Cambria and furniture Dimity-chrcks
g and Al Irish Lincrs-4 / Irish SItee,ircs
Brown and black Hollands
Cotton and woisted Hose md ha II Hose
LAMBS wool Hose Frc'cI and English silk Hose
Rich black silk Veivcis and Velvet Ves,irps
DIX striped esngBlacl MI colnred (ros de NAMES
Black Satins and icvantmesKd and horse skin Gloves
Mems real Buck Gloves English and French silk Gloves
Cap fancy and belt, AND black 1alreta Ribbons,
Fancy silk, and black Canton Hdkfs.
Sinchews, Sarsnets, Lcvantnes-hird's eye IIdKG-
Black Seree-Green Florence, and HiareeIIine
Nankins-- Black Mode
Black and assorted coorcd Italian Srv.ih-s
Black Gloves
BLACK Italian cravais-Swss cambyic cravats
Figured hoax aud null Muslin Pins English and Frerrb
Cooured silk Braids
Coourcd Bandanna, hIaaapollam and o,hcr It,ikf
silk flags, and bandanna Ildkfs.-cnttnn balls
Ciark's and other spool cotun-Patemt Thread
Assorted coat and vest Buttons Pear. Buttons
Domestic Shrtings and observation-disclosures
Dow!hse, Tiek'enbusss, Burlaps-- Duel,
O%nasusgs, &c. Sc.
HEB with variety OF other articles they offer for sa Ie
10 Pearl street, Hanover Square, New York
Sept. 90 Q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

pursuance of two deeds of trust e.. ecu;cd 10 the
a late MIR. John Richard and myself, the one by Ro-
pert Gordon and JanDeta his wife, the other by
Robert Gordon and .Jannctta his wife and Andrew
Jameson, both dated on the 24th of September 1870
and recorded in the Office of the County Court of Hen
rico, for the benefit Of tire Bank the United States;
surviving trustee, shall sell public auction for ready
money, to the highest bidder on the primIses on Thurs
day The 18th day of November next all the property
conveyed by the above mentioned deeds of trust or
aD much thereof may be necessary pay the debts
which conveyed secure. The property convey
81 by the first named deed is folio An that
piece parcel of land, in the City of Richmond on
which is erected lumber hause occupied By SAID 70
bert Gordon, and situate 18Th street, between and
j. Streets; undivided noety OF two brick tene
Inents, on Street, ofrem occupied at the date
of the Conveyance by Michael Wercniester and the
other by George Dybail & Co. and now occunied bv
Josiah 3. Abbott & Co and -- Coo!5eey; three
brctS tenenens IN the of the last mentioned
pcrty. occupied at the date Of the conveyance, by
French s. Mann, and by French s. JorJIon, front
ing about so feet 18th Street. All that part of
lot or parcel OF land n the City of Richmond, situate
in tue OF the Banks, fronting sixty feet
Gary d Street, extending back, hundred and
---- feet, bound the side by III Street.
on the other by the ground Of James Curre. That
half lot of land in the OF the late Or. Cur
rfes residence number 10, and bounded sides
by and 10Th Streets Undivided Inoety of par
Gel of land of six half lots in Couts7s addition
Che City Of Richmond situate opposite TO Jackson's
Garden, and known by the number twelve.
he property veyd by the deed from r. Gordon
and wife and Andrew Jameson, follows viz GER
tain lot parcel Of land situate in City OF Rich,
mond. Street leading from d Street between 18th
and 18th Streets, 10 the river, with lumber house
thereon, being the same lot parcel Of land which was
conveyed by Robert Gordon executor of James Smith
70 William Muir, and BY the said Muir conveyed 10
the said Gordon and Andrew Jameson by indenture
bearing date the 18th August, 1919
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Surviving Trustee.
Richmond, Oct. 0. 1927. 10t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
FALL GOODS.

III ALL NELSON has received by the Flv and Wi,
"a and Other recent arrivals from N York and Pila-
'elrhia, large proportion Of his FAIL SUPPLY COM
pIs,ng gan"iai assortment of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS-nmong them are:
SupeFhne blue" black, olive, caet drab and mixed cloths
Common and iipe do do do DO
Fine and supcr6mc pcisse and merno ,!nhs
ne fah and fancy coioured cassimeres assorted
Common zine aud superfne cassinets
Coarse cloths lfnscys and med kcrseys for servants
Stout booking and floor cloth baize
White, red and green nannels assorted
8, O. TO- II, - and 1874 heavy rose blankets
), So, d, ~ and pnm, do do
Printed floor cloths, carprtnr and hearth rras
Plain and figured bombazetts, assorted
SwansdOwn, tniImet and Valencia vestinr
Rich molcskin velvet and silk do
Cotton aud silk velvet, bang UP cords
Hsh and German oznaburss, ticklcnhurgs and buraps
Russia duck, sheeng aud diaper
IRISH sheeiing, linen, lawns and diapers
g, g. o and lO-4 thread damask--napkins
Cashmere and nerno shaws and long shawls assorted
Rich Canning shawls, article
Superior black Canton and ATanda rim crane
Black senshaws, ievamne and Italian lustriros
Satin levautines, black Mandarin satin
Black and cOourCd Gro dc Nap, figured and Mai,
Black mode, black and colomred satin and florence
Black figured null, book, Swiss iaconct & India pnsIios
Cotton cambric and stripe md cross barred do
Swiss, iaconct and real India robes
Comimcn and fine caicoes, "A ssor,cd
Extra rich London Chintz do
Madras pucat and cotton Iva ndapna L1cCs
German flag and company do do
Fancy gauze, barege and Gros de Napire 4,
Worstcd barge, cashmere and ,crino Il,
Bobbimrt and tlrca iaces and rdoincs
Lace wells hki. perrines, capcs coJlass a,l ca -o,
rjct priicr,S md eniirciy nefy syele
Ladies black, slate and white worstcd hose
Mems do and halfdo
Black and white silk do and half do
Tortoise side neck, curl md turk combs
Brazilian shell do do do do do
Sewing silk thread, moulds. buttons
Combs, fancy SOAP, cotton balls and sl6ejs
Floss thread, pins, tapes bobbins
Ribbons, pads, stocks
Gloves assorted, tooth brushes, needles
Umbrellas, looking glasses, Sc. &c.
general and large Of domestic brown aud
srns and sectings, checks paids and stripes
"e'ck'ns &c. "Icwith variety Of other Leu and dcsi
oie Goods suitable TO the season. all Of which he is
posed to sell on moderate terms " % S
Sept 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
LEWIS TIA!BERLAKE
IfIring opened lie principal part cfhis
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.

oLicrrs tie attention of his friends and the public
= ocaii ana examine them He feels confident il
'e se'ect'on no store in The city surpass IL and
pos'e determination that shall underseJl him in
me aSgresa'ee Among the articles now offered for
CUP. ofue black olive and Oxford mixture and other
fashionable cloths and cassmeres
Ladies' habit. pelisse and rnerino cloths
negro ciotbing-consisting OF kerseys plains Gpseys
and napt cottops
tes'ogs oil the newest and most fashionable patterns
Figured and plain Gro dc Maps IN great varieties:
tforences satin levanncs, Italian iustrincs
Sa'ins inpees Grape i'sse, gar;es various colours
Battiste, tarege and Grecan robes soeudid ossort.
Italian nets, Impe,iql c,upcs
Nanhin, Canton and Iaiian cranes
Imperial mere, thibit, barcce prenadine ,narafat
gauze aod silk fancy hdkfs
Merino, cashmere and C,,r,;oo s,,yJs o,d sc.,fs
w ME and niack lace wells and hdkf,
ieierines. capes and figure ell lace do
Bobbinet laces and auinp
=, . ana y Inquired and plain hoh!iinot
Inquired and plain Swiss and tn,lll .nusins
IainotIcs, Jaconcis and hook rn,is.ins
n.heha,ns' cai'cos and cambria prints. beautiful
Clrcassian piads and Stripes
Tartan plais and can,,,!eis
English and French silk hosiery
w orsteC, iaUba' wool, Angola and colfou hos;.r.
Grass peachcd linens and II isi sheetines
I'"ihoaH'hes and bonaaZcts Coiourel and bfarte
Sainbric and furniture tlimitics
INohohs ol every description and sunerior ouaIitv
!, ci"ured and White domestic satnets and checks
Rose. point and dulie blankets:
WIN many other articles not enumerated I;v fine
next arrivals shall! receive additional supply TO
sup fashionable Cloths and Italian Nets.
Oct. I3-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
New and Desirable Gonds-

EG Alt y MOORE have just received by the last
"A arrivals from New York end phadeDb,a. their
supply of II ALL and WINTER DRY GOODS2cou,.
p'ising almost every article adapted the wholesale
or retail trade of this city. They have on hand anil
oier for sale the following articles which constitute
comparatively very small portion of their present
Stock
Blue black Olive, brown caret, cadet and steel mixed
cloths
Do heavy drab for great coats
Blue black gold and steel mixed fa,yp and Iiot d-,b
cassirDeIes,
Blue brown, tawn and other pcsse cloths
fearnaughi, mapped cotons,
Rose, point and London, dufIie blankets
An assortment of surerfnc and low priced safuet,s
rogers patent htnnci,
Also general OF white, yellow, crimson
scarlet and green hanneIs,
Fombazines, bonbazetts,
Striped and PLAID circassians
Crimson, scarlet, orange and blue ,uerino cloths
DO colours circaasians for Children, wear
Plap striped and fig. eros de Naples COMPRISING al
most every colour.
Black Italian hlantua and double French Florences,
Rc heavy satns for ladies' dresses pelisses and cloals
an entirely new and fashionable article
silk and wors'ca betegcs and ballistes,
Black modes, Italian grapes,
general Of coloured satins and Florences
Suretiinc, da'k. London prints, and gingbans,
Cainbricks, aconetts null book Swiss and India rnus
Inns, both plain and figured,
Richly worked ackonet robes,
Inserting and scui!op trimmings and hounces,
Apron and furniture checks,
Bed-tiClling, brown and bleaced domesitcs
Garment, carnbrick and furniture dirnities,
Cotton fringes, &c.
ALSO,
Merino and cashmere long sha,vs and ldkjs
Thread gimp ard bobbinet aees
handsome assortment o bobbinet lace wills ranes
caps, peernes and hikis
silk and gauze hdhfs
Bonnet, sash ard belt ribbons
Silk, cotton and worsted hosiery
Bandanna, dag and Italian hdk(s
Irish linens. lawns anl scetngs
Linen cambricks and camhFicz handkerchieis
Umbrellas, toilette g ass
White, scarlet, black and cooured darning wors,ea
yarn, &c.
I'll of whcii having brcn eec;ed with tie utmost
care WI be sold on accommodating serns for cash.
Oct. II If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90 Isaz
rs, Mansion House.

IeNiIE undersigned have received by the arrva
n OF the Manchester and Richmond Packet, ant
have now on hand, very extensive and unusually wei
selected supply of DRY GOODS amongst the arti-
Giles lately TO hand, the following
Blue, black, drab and mkt cloths and cassi,nercs
comprising every quality
Cassinets, blue, plains and paddings
sSsrey and mkt Jerseys, for negroes clotbing
Rose whitney and point blankets
Fine and superfine carpetpgs, rich patterns
White red and green ffanneIs
Floor cloth baZes
Plain and figured bomhazetts
PLAID and fancy c;licCes
Singhams, cambrics, and cambIic mu.llns
Plain and figured book rnusins
india, SH ISIS and null do
Garment and furniture dinity
Hch Gro de Nap and barege :ldl,fs.
Black love do
Thread laces, eiging and footiugs
Bobbnet do do do
10 veils capes, handkerchief, and scarfs
White and black silk hosiery of every description
DO do cotton do do
Ladies' black worsted hose
jf!ack Italian lustriDg
Plain black and colourcd Gro do Nan
Florences, satins add modes
Beautiful black Alanda,in and Canton cranes
Black and colourcd silk velyets
Belt and sash ribons
Gauze and Gro de Nap do
Black Italian cravats
Fancy checked and coIoured Co
Two cases superior Irish linens nut IN anil imnor,e6
expressl, for the Richmond market
Linen cambucl hdIzfs and lopr lawns
Russia and birds eve dianer
British and German osnaburgs
Together with large supply of Domestic shee,ings
iftings, checks and paids, all Of which we offer for
ale al the most reduced prices.
WIN. & DAVID KYLE &, 20
Sept. II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Gbe Constitutional aeshfn-

a correspondent oi the New York A,neT;can IS
~nu me editor says that his judgment is sure and M
uppe''uh'p OF knowledge great,-w.i,es from Iondnn
thus 'o"i i"ouaoh
~ tank II would be very much to be regre,,.d e
me 0ra iories should again get into powe here not
'hal TANK there much choose between t,,r, nc IN
.H,e'fe"n interest very gross ignorance and pre-.
juu'ce on oi' subject are universal here They are
ul' Oh jealousy our growing shipping and other 1orak
resources. But think the continuance of MIR Can
n'ngS trends in Office, affords the only chance that the
councils o this country will be t;,roYu into the
scale OF despotisiD both in Europe and America MIR,
iiisKissoD, who be his eicient successor in the
hou'e OF commons, although cold and opinonacel
person. possesses acrts for business, and com,
prehensive mind. Blu. lac is no; quite SO much of a
t'eTaf IN political economy is usually suppose,--
I'D theory, indeed lie belongs 10 The school of Smith
ana say, and can make fine speeches. expos;torr of
Their doctrines But he las taken good care in c,t.
u"S away in3ss of useless and inconven;eDt rooni,,
o"s NOT 10 disturb The main foundations on which FIN,
commercial prosperity OF Great Britain is sunnosed In
resi- al ms changes have made only difference of
IN Tue duties imports. As 20 the shin.
pHg concern e has understood their interest hstia.
'han they did themselves On the question of the On
ioial trade lie has shewn himself sufcieDtIr Jbel5
toward w. In short Mr.. II. has acquired the nraises
OF 'ne new school at very cheap rate willis, he really
RESERVES TIE gratitude of the complex and often conc.
ing trading interests OF his country, for the dcxteritv
with which he has balanced them all both in his leri:
sa'e measures at home, and his conventional arranne
nents with foreign nations S9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
LinnGan Botanic Garden.
NURSERIES,

(lso.NG LSI..a-ND, NEAR .NEV IORK3
M lLLiAM PRIMO T., Proprietor of this es,ab,,sh
mcni, announces To the public, that the new edition
t24ih) oil his Catalogues has ON the press nd
may be obtained rGiis of MIR. Il. o7iPKISs of This Cir,
ihe advancement of this establishment has been nurssi
WIN unahaed ardHur and regardless expense hy the
present Proprietor and his father, above hal century.
IN the present enlarged catalogue he offers to the public
~ varieties OF Apples 202 Of Pears 70 of Cherries I5
Of fluns, % of Aprcos of Peachee 20 Of Ncc,arinps
10 Of Almonds, Ii Of MuIber.ies of Quinrcs ID Of
Figs, 10 OF Cufrants ID of Rnsberries, of Cooseber-
es, 20 nj wbesfics 10 of Nuts, Grapes 49 of
Roses, 50 of Peones, I02 of Dahas 81 CamcIlias and
IN all near ZOO species of Geer-house Plants besides u
immense assortment of Hardy Ornamental Trees Shrubs
ard Plants H"ibous Flower Roots, &.c-Tl.is collection
is not only unriValled ia this country but is NOT
by any IN Europe, and for the systematic 0ccur0cy with
winch every order will be executed, proprietor Gives his
express guarantee. "
with regard to the Grapes ;iry lave been most c,ye
fully selected om tie Nolth, Middle and So.,ho Of ran
Germany: Switzerland and the C.imcn, by which means
the proprietor is enabled supply suc, varieties m ar
"6"Piea to the reEoectiSt loraiHand where such ssec
zion. $500
05 Orders left with H!.. BENJAMIN ToMpKINs. @,
forwarded direct mai! will receive poiat a;,en,o
oct 10 4:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Oct G-9t
HTI2GLMI.1.

DjJCGIyNJ.7:
AT rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior
court ofchancery for The Richmond district Tie I'd
day Of July, 1927:
Thomas Morris and Susanna X. his wife Thomas
Mourning and Christian his wife, ard John b. Eos
ter, 7,,ts
against
Thomas Chinn and Susanna his wife, William Foster
Albert Foster, and Blackwell Foster Jr Benia-
min Prnos and Sally his wife, Abraham Delap. o nd
Fanny his wife ThDmas j left cys and Nancy his wife
Robert Gresham and Sally his, wife Matilda Pvnes,
James Pynes, Susan PyHcs. Fleming Pynos Robert
Martin George Martin, and Ellison Martin, dis
he Defendants Abraham Deap, and Fanny his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given seCur-
" according to tie act Of assembly & the rules Of their
court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, dat
they are not inhabitants ofhs country; it is ordered,
That tie said defendants do appear here the t day
OF the next term and the bill Of the plaintiffs:
and tbat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond for
two months succesycIy and posted at the front door
Of the capitol in the SAID CITY.
G cor. T'1s.e WlI y EENlNC : =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
BY PLEAsANTs s. SMITH.

" The CONSTITUTIONAL. WING is published twice IL
week, wednesdays aud Saturdays) 1--WE dollars per
apnum, payable in advance.
IL Previous To discantinuance of the paper, all
rearages must be paid up. And those who may wish TO
aiscon"ue viii notify the Editors that effect leas,
'hy days before the periuJ expires for which they sub
scribed. 60
w FOR adveriisins-75 cents square Cor ess) for the
hiS' hSeion' and oo cents for each continuance The
number o insertions be Ms o,le r,ye
'hey VIII be continued and charged accordingly.
W All letters the Editors paid or they
will receive attention.
W Notes of chartered specie paying Banks of any of
the States wiz be received in 10
me h!s though Virginia L. States Bank Notes
Ire preisrred and remances be made troup, The
Post Office at the risk of the Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Books and STATIONARY.

E IT, & T. NASH have received extensive addi-
oS iional supple; Of Law, Medical Theological and
Uistotica-Greek, Latin French, Spanish. German
Italian and English School Books together With vari
ely Of new and interesting Novels, Romances &c Sc
Super Royal, Royal, Medium. DENY and Fooscap
Writing Papers Of good quality and cheap
folio and Quarto Letter Paper
Medium and Deny Printing Paper
lronmopgers and Cap Wrapping Paper.
Together with variety Of Stationary and Fancy
Goods all Of which will be sold cheap.
j. H. & T. Nash agents for most every Perodi.
eel Work Of merit.
BINDING in ali IFS various branches. executed with
neatpess and despatch in their Blank Book Manufac-
tory. Oct 13--4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

"A FIAANIAIIUN situated about fifteen miles a.
oove Baton Rouge on the left bank of the AIssis.
sppi, consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty .Qrpents;
said plantation has front of 10 Arpents on the rive.
Is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement,
hundred or more acres OF cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Cot,on Gin.
hlii, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins &C. (easy repaired y
ihe titles to The above lands are indisputabe and
warranty deed will be given if required.
AIso-Oae 7Homaad .4rpenfs
situated on Thompson's Creek the parish of Felic
ana, and half miles from the RIssissppi Sc
cen miles from the of ST. Francisyile. Part OF
this tract consists of low bottoms probably 200 acres
Gu said tract there about fifty acres, clear cd
years since, butsrownup:-Ehe the whole or one hal
oi this tract will be sold at the option OF the purchaser
Fur further particulars apply TO this Office TO
ROBERT ROSS.
New Orleans, Oct. g. IF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Trust Sale OF Valuable Proncrty

HBURSO ANT To the provisions trust deed eyccu,ed
IA by John 4. Swami, Benjamin Nuokos and Charles
Hughes, on the 10Th of June, 1897 and dulv recorded
in the county courts of t;oochland and Hanover he
Sold at public auction, the h.es, bidder for cas no
fore the front dnos o; the Bell Tavern the CITY of Rich
momd on edneSiay the al; lay or November next If FAR
not the next lair day. the following laus nd Other
property or so much thereof necessary TO answer
tie purposes 0t the trust, wit: nd Inn
three hum'red acres lying in Hanover county called tic
Rocky Mills. which said Swami now resides HAVING
valuable Grist and Saw Mill thereon; also five u,qrocs
nanTey-Ton', John, Violet, Ned, Paivsa and William
AMI FIVE horses; which land, negroes horses is the
property OF SAID Swapn:-iIrce other belong
ing 10 SAID NuckoS VIZ: enc tract ton:a lining hundred
and sixty acres lying i'll Goochand county, adioniur
Crawford and otherscne other ninp one hun
died and siXy-nmc lying in said Gonc,-
land adjoining Joseph Nuckols and other
tract which said Benjamin Nucknls resided, con-
tanning one hundred anc nnetyone slaves
namely Pcter, Amey and child Motley and Martha
four horses and and gear; the property Of
said Benjamin NuckCls:alsu land con-
tanning six hundred lying Hanover county adion-
ing the Rocky Mills and Cold mnr which said Hughes
resides, and slaves, name ycariel, Peter Stranp-
horses, and all is said Hughes stock Of every des
c5ipfOu; which last mentioned land, slaves and
other property, owned and conveyed Ivy the said
Charles Hughes The trustees acting will only
convey the title vested in them such.
II. a. CLAIBORNE,l
T.. GJERKANT, i'"S'ttS'