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The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-14
DIsTRES Ss1NG PROVIDENCE.

sheep into boat, in order to pass deep place to where water was more shoal. The boat was upset; 3 swam to the shore the other four, after struggling awhile sunk to rise no more. The father of one of the young men in the boat, stan- ding on the shore, and seeing his son stsuggling for life, plunged in to his assist ance, but being advanced in years, and having all his clothes on, was unable to reach his son, and was soon seen sinking into the same watery grave. The persons who have been thus suddenly and awfully summoned into eternity, arc Deac. David Lyon, aged 6s; his son aged 19; Mir. Arnold Drake, aged about 30; and two sons of MT Eli Gray, Jr. one in his 14ht & the other in his 18th year. The two first have left each wife and children to mourn their loss.
 The scene that occurred when the wid- ows, children, brothers, and sisters of the deceased entered the room where their lifelcss remains were strewed, cannot be described. A shock of the most appalling kind has settled upon the people of the town. The hand of the Lord has touch- ed us, and may it be sancti6ed to our ev- erlasting benefit. ".
 On Saturday, while Mir Douglass and his wife were attending the funeral ofthe a. bove named persons, a daughter of MT. D. aged II years, was left in charge of other children, in attempting to get out of a win dow, was killed by the falling ofthe sash, upon her neck. A boatman was drowned at Milier's Falls on Sunday last.-Greenfeld Gag. WEYMOUTH, (EEG.) MARCH 27.-
 Interesting account of e Burning HiU.- The smell has been remarked, for 2 or 8 years past !; steam began to issue forth a. bout months since, at ten or more differ ent points, in the space of fvo yards in length, about 50 feet above the level of the sea, where it now continues on more ex- tended scale, with an occasional appear- ance of fire below the intcrstices of the rocks. Ilhas been remarked, that at spring tides, the eff1uvia emitted is much moro sul- phursous and disagreeable than at other periods. The heat is now such as to kin- dle fire and as the proof of it, bird (shot near the spot) was literally roasted Ethere, of which, the party partook. On clearing away some of the external rubbish and digging about three feet downwards, a strata of coal appeared, and so hot lthat it was impossible 10 stand thereon for
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-14

BSIS ueninQ put Lne multitude IS gOhe1 and the places that once knew them, know them no more. Their labours after riches are over. The fluctuations oftrado affect them not. Their hearts no longer throb with emotion at the news of the day. Prices may rise or fall-the tide of com merce may ebb or flow, without disturbing them.-They are laid in the grave, and have left their wealth to others.
 Where are the favorites of fortune, the envied and fattered objects of popular ad- miration, who occupied the ,hig gh places of the earth, and who proudly deemed them- selves immeasurably eleyated above com- mon mortals ? They haR9 passed through mighty changes. The naughty spirit has been subdued. Aff1ic6on has long since taught them the humkling lesson of weak ness and dependence, We may go now to their graves aud Earn how vain and transient is worldly greatness, how short tiOnS of mortals.'
 And where are the restless aspiring spirits, who five and twenty years ago, were urging their passage up the steep as cent of ambition--pressing forward with panting eagerness in the race of profess sional rivalship-> who devoted all the en- orgies of their minds, and the incessant toll of their best years; to the acquisition of popular tavor-who fixed their undivid- ed hearts upon reputation, influence, and office : as if there was nothing else in the universe so valuable. Trace their toil- some course, and learn their brief impress sive history. The conflict of superiority is long since over. Their ardent aspira- lions after fame are no more. Their la bofious career has terminated. Some of them were splendidly successful. They reached the proudest elevation, and seem ed to all but themselves singularly happy. But whether fortunate, ,or otherwise, is now with most of them of small moment; for their successes or disasters have sunk with them to the grave. And the survivors, like solitary oaks, which have withstood the sweeping tempest, prostrating all be- side, are only regarded as the scattered remnant of generation which has passed away.
 Alas, how far is the present generation from realizing that the coming five and twenty years will effect the same changes, and will conduct to the grave an equally vast majority of those who are now in ac- tive life, with the same period that is past. Yet such will doubtless be the mel aucholy fact; and newspaper of the present day will, in the year 1852, present to survivor efthis generation, an equally affecting memorial ofthe almost universal triumph of mortality. sENEx.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-14

*Who had been seized for harboring some of thes, Jews after they had embraced Christianity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
TIMBER,
NAVY CoAIssIssIoNERs' OFFICE, !
Dec rfiher lSt. 1927.

December LIST. 1927.
'INIiE Commissioners the Navy wall Sealed
cposas until the 9Th day Jauuaty neat, for the sup
Ply Of the following White Oak and Yellow Pine T,mbei
400 evbe feet Of White Oak plank Stock be delivered
the Navy Yard at rottsniouth ~ II.
5000 cubic ,.st of White Oak plank stocks, oh
1000 cubic feet of yellow Pine do 10 wv
delivered at the Navy Ystd al Chaiestown. Rlass.
1000 eul feet Of White OAK Gun Carnage stuff the axle
trees aud side pieces clear Of heart; and 5000 cubic
feet of White Oak plank sooks, TO b. delivered the
Navy Yard nj brooklyn. New lpfk.
$500 cubic feet White Oak plank stocks.
$500 cubic fee, Of White Oak Gun Carriage stuff the axle
feet Of Yellow Pine plank STOCKS, be delivered at the
Navy Yard at Philadelphia.
The above White Oak Timber be from 35 10 s. feet IN
eush, average least 70 feet; aud less than "A inches
The Yellow Ph,r Timber be IS 55 feet long,
at ess i5 feet ad not less than IL inches.
than IS inches; the top may he fifth less than tbs butt
ALSO
20 White oas Lgs, (buu, 5000 cubic feet, from 80 10 10
long, and 10 sgulTe IL iochss
30 White Oak Logs abou 1909 cubic feD from 10 20 40
feet long. and - inches top ends, TO be de-
lisered at tn. Navy Yard q; Washington.
$1,000 cubic feet % White Oak plank stocks from 50 To GO e.
long and to At ledst 10 feeti2 TO rs inches
aud not lefs than - inches wide an any place.
5000 cubic feet of White Oak plank sloe, IS IS feet
long aud not less than ~ inches wide any place. and
100 White Oak logs round square, Ground will be
red ahOut22 900 cubic feet, from 50 So feet long
average As feet and frrn Is 81 inches square, IL
he delivered al The Navy Nafl al GOsport, Va.
All Of which White Oak and yellow Pine TIMBER he Of
the quality, free from every defect. The said White oal
yellow Pine he cut the trees gd,d between
the of October aud the goth Of February. The PINE
the long leaf grain Southern yellow Pine
Proposals. will also he until the 9Th of
for the following mas, and spar timber delivered al TIL
re-jeetye Navy Yards, viz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
THE iiEMORY OF THE DEAD.

my Mrs. IrEAIANs.)
forget them not tho now their name,
BE but mournfu sound,
Tho by the hearth its uttcranee claim
a stillncss round.
Tho for their sstes this earth no more
As II bathheen may lie,
AMI shadows, never MAJ ked before,
Brood Der each tree,
And tho their image dun the ,k-,
Yet, yet forget then. nd
Nor, where their Eve and hfs wfutf-,
Forssie The spot
They have atresihius influence these,
a charm not elsewhere found;
Sad--yet 1t sauct6es ths siI,
The sutam--,he sround.
Then, tho The wind an altered iCne
Tho the young foliage hear,
Tho every flower, Of something gone,
y tinss may weafi
Oh ay II not mo fcIit'ess glirF
Thus Va their presenCe felt,
a record links TO every leaf
Thee, where they dwelt
6iill trace the path which lne.s their iFesl,
still tend their Catdrn hover,
Aud call them back, The holy dead,
TOtsUh lone hour :
Til. holy Dead oh hlsd we are,
That We may name them 80,
Aud TO their spirits look aiar,
Throush all Out wot,
Dls'i, that the things heyloved on eaFtb,
Which wake sweet thought, If parted woi;h,
BY springs untold
ples;, TINT deep and ehaHenins power
Thus Ger souls is given,
II hut 10 bird, or song, or flower,
Yet all for Hcsveus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
NrOITEII-

III peasou having open with The T.rtc Of Htlt
n Bell, dec sie Ssddltr Of the city IL Richmond are
reQueted 10 call Ou Tie succfibtr Tor settlement As Il
expeeed tct reference % The books will often be fenrsd
have had them posted and feady o. make seles
% cnts, Although d s deiifahe that NEEDY close cf
the Administration shcpd ie made yet iai give easona,
le ue n these who may ill Boz debt TIE stste fo
giving bund for The payment uetc0f. Az those n ted b
bonds sud notes, informed thut the olaims arsin the
edate are very sgenty Pfened, and thli therefore
compelled 10 require them 10 make mueiisfs payment
Az persons fiis o. call 10 reonabe time NAV ezp,ct
that legal steps vii be taken gr the collection l.teeof Al
person. having claims against he estate rtquescd pre-
ihem, Prcpty aud legally auheniiesied tb.t NAV be-
.Prf'ed" the 20 ih due T. enshe to make arrange,
menu i9f thDr tqwditiur. sly oiss H in the CITY Hall.
where the Books and papers viii he Kept aud whore shall
generally sttead from 70 TO 3 o'o,ook.
". y. WREN, scret Of G r.
Dso.s -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
70 Gromers of Tobacco.

. Growers If Tobacco.
Snockos Warehouse, under the protection of the
State, against loss by fire.
Tue loot OF The BaH recently enlarged uuder
semby, 10 hold COCO l,d of gubs.cs a-
iording every Pane and Buyes the ari-
ce aud beng the great Tobacro Market, not deem
Unworthy that such impTessioUs orme should be
The Act of Assembly, creating this House Public In.ptc
ton and securing 10 Planters and Storers of Tobacco
referred TO- for their information late Act Of 1896
respecting Upland TnIpected Tobacco stored al the Public
Wsr.hou,e' OF Petersburg and u city, showing that hi.
se m ui Assembly, does not do the responsibility
the Slate against loss by Fire Tobacco Inspected Sor
Inspection; THIS other
m ih Stae,exe TaPpahsnnoek Pad Vol r. C. Chan
:. otesting Shockr an Inspections Section II any
warehouse aifeady, hereby, hereafter e.tabJhed
shall happen TO he burnt, the loss thereby for To-
eaeSc eher Inspected or Stored shall be made good
PAID 70 Tue several person injured by he Commonwealth
Provided that the receipt eiven Tor such Tobacco should
be Of an older date than twelve months; the In
speeted fObat brought an unper 10 lower Ware
house FOR Storage should Of sn older date than two wears
from the Inpeetiou, Tobacco shall nr be raid Tor low
The Public but the Owner Proprietor tb,reof shall bes
the loss; and Provided that this sls not b. 50 con-
shued as TO compel The Public pay the Tobacco
refused and reserved IN Warehouse future
the value Of The should he burnt preyis
aud Provide d, that the PuLlcs shall not be liable 4, a, 80
any Tobacco Destroyed BY fire Tappahannock
Acts Of Assembly, s25. chapt -, sretiou7
And be further eHacted, Thai sy Hogsheai VI t..
shaI have been InPeoted al any upland Inspection
aud shall afterwards be stored IN any Warehouse The cts
OF richmond, snd the town Of Petersburg, other than tue
Public warehouse IN the said eiy, and the Of
burg The Commonwealth shall MT he liable for the loss
deiuction OF such TObdccUbyany 9soevrr; unless
at the time when the 4uc other Ware
house, there at least 1900 HhdI the city Of Rich
moa or II III ihe town Of Peterbus 275 Hhds the Pub
nc warehouse aioresaid OR unless the Inspector thereof
should have refused 20 receive Tobacco GA Storage
which fact shall be their dniy give sic4te q re
CURED"
DE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
TRUST sale OF I-g0-D-

g2 virtue Of Deed Of Trust OH toe q DAY e
- April 1925 ny Richard Jones' tu The shsoribtr and
duly recorded in the proper oeor The purpose II airing
to Oh isiilna H. Norris the payment at
money therein meutOnej sha, Saturday tire 2yth day
Of Dec next al the courthouse OF CLIQUE county expose
TO ny public auction, for ready money all that tract
parcel OF land IN the couuy a0fHsd, containing
more OF less, lying in Ware Neck aud known by The same
Lowlsnd Cottage, Including the lands formerly Ms, Elars
Ionss the mother Of said Richard, ttr land late e.
chased by him, Of WIN. X. * John Davis. The title Is he
heyed 4" be good; hut such only 10 e cThet
Dec. - *, a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18

EtOhSUANI 70 a deed 81 Ol No.
1875 by Branch i. Archer the subscriber and thar,
which deei IS OF ecoTd IN the clerks oice county eour
OF Chesterfield, shall sell, IN front of the EAGLE Tavern IN
the city Ut Richmond Thursday, the Of Ibis month A.
~ O'clock the following property uied deed viz one
half Of the inter est Of the residue the aee eo
pits for 10 years iom the LIST OF January 1926; al.o The m
lowing slaves VIZ; Juba Tom, Ceia aud Cassiu aud Mrs
fe estate in Archer and Son also all tie mules horses and
fixtures used IN working the said coal PITS belonging TO the sand
Archer; together w,h all the appurtsnoe tsT ent bep
ns Tor the PssPose Of satisfying Tie provisions deed
-W.d. q. POVALL4
acting trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
sac HEJV4FU Z

~ AH away from he sui-crher, ttc 81 Of Nay a ny
"a atgrD D1y GbORG 7, about q 81 yeais OF see,
SO Oh hick skn, piessant c0unten1ucc, hsy1g b.
hnssr 90 Hlried ~ machne rtndefs usflcss md
- ~ he"lieed quiie Doubled nf BIS bands and 5fect
ID ~ ID inches sh Said hoy belong te osstc of Jssa
Wfen dec. now n The cre Of fe sr d lawful agsnt
Of SAID eate IL npPosc ha intend rsking his tscapr
Go s1me ifee Ga e. The arfc reward u be paid h o.
Yey 20 me- NJ b1ncfer ID t1 s.. o. l1d ed in any ia
20 Noth Cafesa, Virgins o. Maryland receive Eim.
90 s1stolls u taken ir south Csfolius.
N-g. 90. s7 -,er. ROBERT srIue0S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
R4PPAH4.V.A'0OK .aC.aDEiiY.


ItHtS Institution will reopen the 10th Jan 1929,
under the supeIinendance OF Mr.. Albert Anderson,
Minister O the Gospel gentleman well qualified teach
the usual branches OF Academic Educaua. the
Latin, Greek Enelh Lsngusges Gsos Apply, Arithmetic.
aud the Elements OF Algebra Geometry The for Tu.
ion, the Latin seek Languages, will re Si2 80 per
hie IN sdvsnce Ths price for board, including washing
w be $40 50 per session, payable also advance each
Pupil fading his bed AID heddng, paying additional
charge OF 50 TO the Steward library fee OF dolls. per
session, will be CURED OF hne who hooks the
Institution The well known heshulnsss OF the SITUATION In.
eoTm0duusnes OF chs building and the extensive and well
selected library OF this lniut,on combined with the quail
heatons and exeons OF MIR. Anderson ether
satisfactory accommodations afforded by Mr. Daniel Tu ner
who continues preside the boarding
such, as believed wall ente this Acad,ny aIibera
share Of the public patronage. THE TRUSTEES.
Nov 90 Sc iaf6t
The Editors Of the Va Herald requested 70 publish, the
above notice, once fortnigh for times and their
account I. the TIesurer Of I'll. Institution for payment
r conformity to Deed OF Trust, executed by Wm l.
~ Montague, TO u.s. for the benefit of VIM. Murray En-
MON SHELTON, dated i7h July, 1896 duly RECORDED.
we shaisei at Genou tile county Of Powhaian,
Dec next The following property tor cash, much may
Skclon and secured by the said Of Tfus, VIZ old
Sally, Young Sally, Aggy, Armead Polly, MARY Alfred 4
rhompson With the increase of the females date of
the said deed, all the household ard kitchen OF the
hcien shall then proceed the Mace 10
sell all the intees, Of said Montague, niece of
land containing about fifteen aud acres iynr in
Gepito, the county Of Powhasn, conveyed to u, bv the
said deed Selling Trustees, shall such title only
vested III WILLIAM OLD
WILLIAM WATKINS,
- Trustees.
ANY would suppose from i,e above vertisement that
owe the gentlemen very la re of money But think
shall be abeto shew tatI do them
the deed OF trust theIeoTs do not to the sale
Doe.Ii. o. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
EDUCATION.

IA School for the year, sDHk commence on TssIay
.fA he tx Of Jn and terminate the 5ih of Dec ,naf
ing q term " 10 months epcftspe of uneaon from ne
l5fh Of dug tWt Ist Of Oct ny terms gar bk Ift
from 0'ai they haze bse'JoT te last 10 years.
charge pei quarter 2 2 months
For geing Instruction in hs Greek q Eaim iancunees $40
Spelling, Reading and flirting :
Harding, TO be paid ia adyarcs o.
EntrGnce, for fnei u. PER anil,tni ~ T. D4y
MgHcheS'er, Dee 10, I62Z "a -,rs,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
Trust Sale of Land and hSoy0es.

Trust Sale Of Land and Negroes.
81 Y virtue of Deed of Trust of record in Lurenbur,
- county court will he sod Friday the inst on the
premises he II Of laud belonging Edward Il. Chambers
Esq called MILL HILL containing between 1000 < 100
acres The land well adapted growth cotton
wheat and tobacco aud Flat Rock Greek which run. hro
H. there's good deal Of valuable low grounds The i'm
Pro'einents are extensive, snd good repair Plantation
s IN condition TO make nmedilte crop-po.ession do
iiveTed at Chtistrsas.
at the time and place, will he sold sllve, consist,
os "i men, women, boys aud grlperhaFs valuable as
TERMS ;-Ihe llnd will be sold credit Of one two
'hree years. the purchaser being required give aud
satisfactory security, with deeu OF The p.opery The
Negroes will be Id credit Of - months the puchasers
required 10 give bond aud security.
rhe ttle 10 all the above property believed 10 he I'M.
questionable but the undersigned acting as Tsu,tee, W
convey Only uc title is vested in them ny virtue Of th
above decd. WIN II. MACFARLAND) Trm,
CHARLES SMITH, tees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18

-COTT d SMITH have received from New York by the
Efort their Fall Supply Of Goods consisting in part of
bue black olive, green carei, brown steel and other
mixed cloths blue, black white dIab and mixed CASH
meresj bangup cords eambtts and sds eloak
assortment OF vestng plain, figured colou ed
dotentine plain and figured velvets, valencia tonet
net maselles merIno, toilne article very haud
somei buck and beaver gloves, usprnders, silk with
general assortment Of trimmings all of which up
to order on accommodating terms and the
style.
They keep on hand nal assortment Of READY MADE
CLoTHiNd, warranted equal TO any made . order
-,v,F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18

Wy virtue OF Deed OF Trust To us by Charles
- Irving III The county OF uckinghaD rec ord in
Tue clerks "oe OF said county, bearing date day II
May last for the purpose OF securing the payment cean
sums OF money therein NJ, ntioned, shall 24
OF Nov next al the plantation of the said living
James River IN the county afIesrd, sell cash 10 The
highest bidder, all Of the of and on the
said plantation The present year Ani onthe 9Th ay of Dee
uexi at the residence Of the said Irving shall in like
anne sell the crop OF aud made there during th,
as trustees we shall sell such tile only vested IN m.
PEYTON HARRISON, fTrus-
NELSON PAGE, tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
FALL GOODS AND FALL FASHIONS.
T'HOS. .NOWL1NrD.

Mems Mercer and Taor, three doors aJoue tis Enre Nof
EsfECIFULLY informs his friends and The pabhe 10
genttol that he he just received elegant
yf GOODS, n his matchmaking Of blue bis,k ana t, most
'shonahis eoofed Clfhs and canerss; aso hsndsons
'fiofneni 81 Feuns which he will make u The thuffs
oce lie feeis confident that he execute any ordrf
hn i On the 'ot thinna5e style, and the lose tri1
and soii, a share Of the public patronage
Nov. IS &; ,efe,v
Hffhk 5uhetfhef Wi'hfs 20 engage Female Teaciisr
qnlnrd 70 instruct 10 The ordinary hranthes Enrih
Eos aipn' ~ fti 10 be smily lake charge Of eett
chdreff one capable of teaching luo would be pftieffc4
Adares' io John Rohetson, Richmond, or t.
- Wal. A. TURPfS,
..rfrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18

Az OF which mast snd spa timber shall got of the very
best long iea fine grain Southern yellow Pine free ro
sap aud every other defect
persons 1aerns TO furnish the above Mast and Spar Tim
SfI' %ite pleased to apply the Comnsndants cf the
navy YARDS wher- rs 10 be delivered, whom
hey WIN be furnished with schedule Of the dimensions of
the different peees Proposals Mas and Spar. must be
MADE Tor each yard separately, aud distinct offers sun
ply the White Oak Yellow Pine, which must also be
mide tPeray, and for each yard. In offers the price
per 9io!o oot must he stated Bidder, will state their
Iesdenee ARD The names aud residence their suretles
Any bid not made ia confcIurt the advertisement. or
not received within The Time limited the adv
| not be acted
In addition TO the bond given faithful per-
romance OF any contract made for the timber per
cent van be reerved by the United States all payments
until e eon,'ae shall be e3mrietrd, aud all payments will
| directed $50 7F-N'A'S
All the White Oak Timber he obtained from Iapd
TO salt water, or otherwise known ythin the Influence
| Ot the sea or salt water
| The whole OF the said White Oak aud Yellow Pine Tim,
9ei and Spars shall be delivered the
navy ards on or before the LIST of AuEu.t next and @
undergo the inspection and announcement agreeable fs H.
established rules m ctice at the NAVY Yards
Each offer must he sealed and endorsed one. 10 furnish
"hhe Oak or Yellow Pine Ther'" oTer 10 furnish Ma,
aud Spar Timher" deliverable at the N4yy Yard At Tnst
the anne of tie place OF delvery)
Dec. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
VRUST'tE'S 94TF.

HSY 81 us " deed Of ruH rom the lfe Tohn r. Z air
- heafas date The fih day of h1tch 1871 aud duly re-
corded III e county cou ct snly. She uheriber sole
intse, lheng hereto required, provided by tle sad
Deri w pthte 90 sell TOT rcldy money, thr plntai
iii"ovsr caiiei Wopaherry, Thufsday the iOt.y a
inay 1898 'he next far Day hereafter te crops Of
tobacco c"n- fodder &c made The s1ii plantation TO-
seih.' With .nch lGclesof furniture, pntaon nieuui, &c
attached {" ~ laid ynnison, may Re found ebr1c,
he Deed OF fruit GA The day succeeding teaIc WOOD.
bry, namely Friday The ith lay ~ JANUARY or me next
sir Day The subscriber acting unief he Aforesaid Deed
trui tnd being thereto required afof d will proceed
70 sell Tor cash. II Elmng.u toe e rtsidsnoe Of he ,si
John II Bla, 10 Hanover, the following Sl,ve, it Henry
Tom, Brsicr, Ephf aim Harry Robin IJhu W on Lucy Ffs
key, Lucy, Noicll and her chidfsn Inh Kitty Hsnnah
Macy and Pollyi Mar sud Der children Beney Anna and
Dtbuy, AMI their n 4nygsnre The execution ofle
Deeds al, two hDres oxen fouf mules eehi cows an,
tea h,cp also suudy articles Il household sud kitchen lur
nhge sdy hooks aad al the pl.nttion uiep, belonging
70 the said plantation lists schedues Of which are anney 81
10 Che said Deed sud duly recorded WI. ANDERSON,
Trustee
Dec. e. O. --,s3u12,gtds