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POLITICAL.
Gtl1FECIA Al.

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Tie sccfttorV If H'm 10 siias Dumore
WAR DEPARTMENT., 10th ocI. 1911.
SIiAs DlssMoRr
SIR: Complaints have repeated, been nude
20 tins Department. from respectable sources
OF The practice Of otestlne the servants "l gcu-
ilcmcn travelling through the Chootaw Ounuy.
without passports.
In iutlle YOU viii suffer the servants of per
son, Of known resueetability of character, and
where no design of fraud is apprchended, to
mass unmolested when accompanying thcn
masters aud you will deliver over 10 their
masters those servants who have hren detained
for want Of III, requisite passports, escep, in
scs where fraudulent intention is evident
have. &c W EU~TIS.
The Sccrei0rg of Hnr 10 Sins DinaHorf.
N,n DErAnrMrvr, I'd JGndrg 1872.
SIN: Your letters Of he 18Th November, aud
9th DcccrIber, have been rceIved The inten
ton of the letter from this Department Of the
10Th Oct last WIS In invest in you u dis Hftlon
90 act IN cases wherr, from your knowledge
/ ofihc persons, no evil could result from re
taxation o your instructions, and rcnl eriry-
tnrr would cnSue FROM strict execution of
them Such q discretion was all thai was con
lcmplated, aud all thai is intended YOU should
exercise. lhuye. ~. ". EUS1lo
! suAs De lorr. 6tocimo aren't.
Etiroct oga hiier Gop ht Secretary If Her 10
| sHls DinsmOre, rtociac igfa,, oj23d March,
1912
.,The laws tspnlatipp trade aud intercourse
wi,b TIN. Indians uroyi,le AGAINST all trrsuassrS
md ,ocroarlme,,t, on the Indian Territory. bat
! are not construed To authorize the stopping ot
any person travelling through the country, ~
| ,e,,e,i,lc manner. on the pablic road or hiph.
WY YOU will Therefore refrain from the exer-
clse Of any such authority hereafter
! SiIay Dipatore 10 Hie Sccreinrg nj UHr.
| Cun,rNN Aatyc,. t3th November. 1871.
! SIN. ,ecciyed your letter offhp 18th Octo-
he, m, tLe "a inst The crowd 81 Indians as
| semblcd to receive their annuity, rented me
! answetinp by the return mail.
! Connloinfs hive been made 10 me, rs well
az To con, penartment acain,t me own con
duet N atrrsrlnp Gentlemen. servants. On
refe,corc 10 my record. find. that. since the
/ 9th If Anil las, 90 protIe of color have
na.sod Tins mace. only % ofuhom were with.
| on, nn.sno,t aud p,icstrd Thu. MASTERY OF the
4 lane, c,rsnrr. and those of the former approyp
| mo co,,b,ct
| have also rereiypd the THINKS Of every man
ofnronert, IN tho NIississ,pp, Territory. uith
whom have conversed for the security my
viollauce has ai,en 10 then propprty. by inter.
c,r, -, f,.itiya slaves and rendering tbeir es-
ran,. Iaroupb the ,yllaerIr.. almost an imposz
sihlity And vhile the law t,olli,cs Of every
nersun comiIj, into tins g, nt,Irv 10 be plovdrd
,,tb a uaq.po,t a co,nplai,l from, a prrsnp VIC
I,t,np Is law aud 90 thc Executive Brpnrf.
mpt,t Of the Government too whicl, is bound
Ia enforce the law wouId seem ~ come " ali u
vcr, III r,,c Ouerr-Ouyht not rh. com.
plainanfs Ia he prosecuted tor rh, prnnlty OF ihr
Law aud tin. cnmnloint cad IN ryld,pr,
~upnose me complainants A,. \. aud Mr. Il
had .ben ,Lcy apneared At the Agency bonsp.
49,. -.
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Commission Business.
FIELDING L. WILLIAMS

1c4 ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
80 the public, that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at L,nchburg.
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel.
lie solcits encouragement. and promises all
those who may ceo6de in hun. that Then bnsi
ness shall be promptly attended TO- IIewill re-
eeive Goods on Storage, aud forward them AZ
may be direetcd-Also, ship Tobacco Flour.
aud every Kind OF produce 10 Richmond
March p. $50
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The subscriber, who was appointed lie agent
lorthe sale Of Potter genuine Vegetable Cathol.
icon, whilst nj Philadelphia few week. ago.has
ON hand, and 70, salr, Whole sale On retail At the
proprictors prices. 25o Bottles Of the CathoIi-
con. Howell DAVIES.
Dec. 81 li21
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{ inclosrd in Grn. Jacksons letter TO the Hon.
& ". Campbell

q ", tanIpboI.
do certify that some time in ihr monrh of
August last, ON NY WY from Natch'E, lpass-
ed the Agency House. III HE CbocfH nation,
wifhlw rcryants and inquired for silas bins.
more, The Agent, Who was not lhcn NJ homr.
tarrlea for the spncc of an hoor o. tHo more,
and no person demanded passport % me- 1
then proceeded on my Journey. and met Nj.
Dinsmore near the Pigeon Eoosi who asked
me fol my passport informed him that had
none He appeared asfonshed that should
have come through without one. told him
Mote These numbers, J. 2, ,, 4, represent blanks "a
The signal produeed BY breaking the seal
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TERMS.

Al ner annum, payable in adyanee'-No sub
= For -, ,c,e,ved for less time than SIX months
rP'n W. vii he discontinued Out at the discretion
ID 10 r gaP. until all arrearase' are paid
the '''''. ,,,e,ts vi. be inserted at 50 cents per
- Aiyefu IL. first time and 81 IL cents for each
aaafe s'f - rbose from 4 distance must be pad ior
,,ataaans' ,,.r Insertion, The payment assumed by
fnf .c,, Orders not exceeding two squares are in-
,,l,sa for six dollars. =, ,,,,,,,, ,,n., ;. u..,
,leiter. addressed 10 the Editors must DC posi-
y h Nv will not be attended to-
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SPRING GOODS.

wv would recommend the ladies to call and
~ view our assortment of Spring Goods
snrpaS,ingIn style, beauty and cheapness, any
heretofore eeered 10 heir notice.
Callears At the newest and most fashionable pat
terms
Burgess and Ginghnms beautifully shaded
BIN. Italian Luiesning warranted iei black
Imp do do do
heh blk fig ID. and splendid PLAID Silk, entirely
nep
silk and Cotton stockings, at very reduced pri-
cos
\ few Cards, elegant Beads or Neeigees ior la.
dies
Fancy Soaps and other perfumery
Full dressed Grecian Ladies'
With other novellie, daily looked for, all OF
which viii be sold at prices corresponding with
the times Mckee ROBINSON \ Co
March II. tsl6
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PLANTERS,

,scn, for efccting Sales oftheir Tobacco for
He will ciaim compensation according
',e following reduced rates, 10 wit
Eaa HID Bringing not more than % per
hundred 80 cents per HID.
And Tor all Tobacco bringing higher price,
,,d where he sells. collects the money, and
s.,,i,bes statement an additional charge Of
"a ceets on each hogshead will be made IN eve
p, case. lie will also ship THEN Tobacco for
,iem if required ON the customary terms
lie aatters bimself that from fifteen years ex-
,o,coce in the Tobacco business, the planters
,ll find il to their interest 10 get him to sell
,aeir Icops for Them.
His office is directly in front of the Franklin
ualel in the town of Lynchburg, where he may
,Iaays be found except when al thewareh"uSes.
GEO. WHfILOCkE.
Dec. 81. ON
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In subscriber having determined IN conpli
- with the solicitations OF some of his
"a resume the Auction business, now
ile'' ,ender of his SCI vices to them and the
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ATCTIONEER.


=. .Lo sale ofreal aud personal estate.
"i r.,, bis long experience in this business, he
.i.,,ains no fear OF moi giving entire satstac-
'o g., the accommodation of those who may
70 10 employ him, he will go any reasona-
'.'5,,,pce into the country. tie also oilers his
...crs 10 The
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my supply OF Uarden 9trd, Consisting OF The
following
EarlyWashinpton pcaslNhite solid celery
or six week, Rcd do do.
10 frame 4, T,rI,, ho,,,#..,,.,,.,
DO. Charlton do. Lon5 arnpae de-
Ipte marropstl,i do. lrarl, Il..l ia,
Dwarf do. Cluster cutumhpr
Do prolific do. Turkey do
Earl Wilson do Long green do
Tall mnrrowiaI do l.alc do
Blue d Vart imperial do Sea ka,lp, very supe'r
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Erirart Of q ritter from SINS pinsmors IN he
Inn. J armstrong, Secrioyyo Of Mr., dotsd,
Haotngioa. .AUeasi 4. 1913
" The subjects 10 which wished 10 draw yonr
attention before you leave TINS place. are as fol
lows
lst The conservation Of the law Of inter
course, as II respects passports for pr.sons &C.
ing Into an Indian country South of the river o
hlo.
g Son gentlemen IN the Western country arc
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p :. | enclose You an advertisements
which dis'rlhut. Il last April. II WAS prrdico.
ted ~ the complaints Of slaves escaplne too
easily through the country. aud thought had
eyaled my sell OF strong legal ground 10 check
Al.
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YnRESH GARDEN SEED i have hi,
- day received, direct from Ncw-York
my supply OF Garden Seed. consisting OF the
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consist nj with your last lcticr' lie Evil
- gfrm AID grow lue, aud would SEEM 10 Il
| ,rnnd tha'nid Of Govcfnmenl to check It by law.
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Whereas complaints are made that runaway
negroes effect Their escape through the indian
countries. under the protection Of pretended
masters hereby give noticc. thai ! hall ar
rosl aud dcian every negro found travelling m
The Choelnw country, whose master has not
passport asfhc law requires, aud also evidence
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-02
VIRGINIA.:

IIpGLNL4:
at rules holden in the clerks office of the superior cour,
of chancery for the Richmond district the 81 dav Of
December, 1927:
Richard NJ Harweli aud Polly his wife, fnrmerly Polly
Atkinson, Hcartwell Hitchcock and Frances his wife
formerly Atkinson Russell Hitchcock and Susanna his
"iie' late Susanna stainback, aud formerly Susanna
Atkinson, and James Atkinson, Prs
against
John Atkinson and Nathaniel Paam, executors of vii.
liam Atkinson deceased, and the said John Atkinson
III his own right, Richard Coleman and Dolly his wife
Eebecca Rice Jesse Bonner, adm'or of his late wifi.
Susanna, Martha Collier, Lewis A. Collier, Georpp
X. Collier, Themas Bridsfort and Lucy his WIFE and
Sarah Atkinson, widow Of said WIN. Atkinson decd
Dts
The defendants, Nathaniel Partam and GEORGE b. Col
er not having entered their appearance gives secu
my according 10 the act of assembly the rules of
TINS court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
'hey are not nliahitants of this country; ordered
mai Tue eaid defendants do appear on the orct
Gay OF the next term and answer the amended bill of
!"e p"inhs; aud that copy Of this order nc forhwiif
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of ch
nond, tor wo months sGccessivey, and posted at the
front door of the capitol, in the said city.
" Copy. Tes,e, WIN. w. BENING, C. C.
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REMOVAL.
wM. MITCHELI,
MATCHMAKER e. JEWELLE.R,

MATCHMAKER e. JEWELLER,
EsPEcTrULLY informs his frisnds and the public,
HI that he has removed 10 the store lately occupied
by MIR. John Bronaugh one door below II. NELSON'S
Dry GOODS Store, and is now receiving splendid
sortmeut of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES.
LADIES' and Gentemen's Gold Patent Levet and plain
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches, Capped, Jew
elled and Plain Watches of every description elegant
Gold Watch Chains, Seals Keys, Slides, Rings, Watch
Hooks and Ornaments.
JEWEIRY.
Full sets Of Pearl Jewe1ry, Pearl Earrings, Head Or
naments Breaches and Finger-rings, elegant Fila
gree, Gold sets EARRINGS Breaches Crosses and Or
naments Gold neci. Chains and Bracelets Jet Far
rings, Finger rings and Breaches, Paste and Coral
Jewery.
SILVER WARE
Silver Tea Sets Silver Table, Tea and Desert Spoons
Ladies' Sugar longs Salt and mustard Spoons, Spec;
tacles. Pencil Cases, Butter Knives, Thimbles, Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Slser Mounted Cut
Glass Casters and Cordial Stands Candesticks. Snuf
fers and Trays, Decanter slides, Common Plated Cas-
tors, Candles,icks and Decanter Labels.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full sets of Britannia Ware, Coffee and Tea Pois Su-
gar Dishes, Cream Pots and Labels.
CUTLERY.
Fine Rezors, Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissors,
some very superior.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
Gilt and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt and Plated
Epauets, Silk Sashes, Laces Cords and Tassels In
tantry and Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery, Infan-
try and Rifle Buttons, Gilt, Plated and. silver AIopp
ted Dirks, Sword Belts, and Plulnes, N1,occo Pock.
eft Books and Wallets, Bead Recnles and Purses Gilt
Bracelets, Paste Top Combs, Roman PEARL Coral and
Amber Beads; Steel Waist Clasps, Musical Snuf-Box.
es, sc. sc,
UJrs'lver Ware and Je,velry Of every description
made TO order. Clocks and Watches repaired and
warranted Nov IL
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GUM ELASTIC
ALIAS
India Rubber over Shoes.

ttE subscriber has just received per MANCHESTER, fresh
supply of Ladies AID Gpnt!cmcn's Gun, Elastic Shoes
OF the first quality, which for durability and comfort excel.
those manufactured from any kind of leather par,icularl
III damp and cold weather. These shoes were made on
the most fashionable lasts, and double the thickness
OF those of former importatons and full sizes. which
render 1t unnecessary 10 extend them at all i,e pur
chaser will therefore, realize SERVICE as the thicker
Inc substance the durable Persons who tfou.
bled with caoused joints sender feet or in fec
Die state OF health, and susceptible 81 taking cold from
the least exposure Ivy dampness feet will find grea,
relief by wearing the Gum Elastic, they much
warmer than leather shoes.
NJ b. Those persons who have been waiting, ca n be
furnished by applying
WATERMAN ELDRIDGE
Jan 4uf No. 3, under the Eagle Hotel,
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Annals OF the Turf,
or VIRGINIA. STUD BOOZE,
TO Growers of Tobacco.

nURiNG the last season, impressions we're no
- doubt made on the minds of many Planters, that
Tobacco stored at Shockoe w Warehouse not under
the protection of the State against loss by fire. This
Warehouse situated in the heart of the city, and at the
foot of tie Basin, recently enlarged under act As
senby. as 10 hold at thousand hogsheads
OF Tobacco sIordiDg every convenience planters and
hnyers OF the articles and being the great tobacco mart
If is not deemed unworthy that such impressions if Tor
med, should be removed.
The act of Assembly creating this house public in
spect'on and securing to planters and tie stores of
oacco against loss by fire. this & other public nspec
TONS is referred 10 for their information. Also the late
act OF respecting upland inspected tobacco stored
at the Public Warehouse of Petersburg and This CITY
showing that this late of Assembly, does not
do away the responsibility of the State against loss by
ire Tobacco inspected stored inspection in
This or any other inspecting warehouse in this State,
except TsppaiIannock.
See end vol Rev. Code, chap. 900 creating Shock.
oe an inspection, ca. sIf any warehouse already
or hereby, hereafter be established shall happen
to be burnt, the loss sustained thereby tobacco eli
tber upinspected s!ored shall be made good, and
paid to the several persons injured by the Common
weaifi-Proyded that If the receipt given for such to-
bacco shall be of an older date than twelve months as
in the ofinspected tobacco brought from an upper
to lower warehouse for storage shalt be of an older
date than two years froni the inspections such tobacco
shall not be paid for by The pub!,c but the owner or
proprietor thereof shall bear the loss-and provided
that this section shall not be construed 10 compel
the public TO pay tie of tobacco, refused ard
reserved in warehouse for future inspection the va
jue of The same stod il be burnt previous 10 REIN
spectonand provided tat the public stall not he liza
BILE pay for any tobacco destroyed by FIRE in Tappa
hammock Warehouses;
Acts Of Assembly 18s6-ciap. IL sec. Z.
"And be it further enacted, ti,a; il any hogsbcad Of
tobacco shall have been inspected at any upland in
spection and shall afterwards be stored in any ware
house in the city of Richmond and the tow Of Peters
burg, other than the public warehouses III the said CITY
and town Of Petersburg. the Commonwealth shall not
be liable for the loss destruction Of such tobacco by
any means whatsoever, unless at the time when the
same was stored in such other warehouse, there we're
at least eighteen hundred hogsheas If in the city of
isichnond' or if IN The town of PetsTsburg. two huu
dred and seventy FIVE hogsheads ia the public ware
house aforesaid, unless the inspectors hereof siould
have refused 20 receive such tobacco on storage OF
which Fact 1t shall be their duty give certificate if
reqniredn Dee IL IA
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TO Free People of Color.

BEG leave to tender to my patrons my grateful iha
for past encoufa gememi, while, by increased exeons,
and 10y the known Character and the utility my school,
both to individuals and society, nope 10 merit future
support.
Having at considerable cost, compared viii, my cond.
ton, butt my residence 18th street, sufficiently dis
tant from the centre OF business, comnodious school
house. and having every convenience could be
tnn my prescribed circumstances for the accomnoda ton
n respectable school OF free coored pupils, fatier
myself that my cxcrons To ooorcd brethren will
lie duly appreciated ny them.
would cordially invite To this institution the friendly
attention of those gentlemen, VINO chariabiy hope they
are fostering for Liberia, caIow chiefs and cmrvo
men, BY your ovc for your country, by your comisera-
ton Tor degraded man, encourage institution which has
for i'snect, less the honor of society individual
happncssthc elevation of the free people of color from
mental thTdIdOm, ffom degradation.
In this school ,augh, English Grammar Mercantile
Srlmeuc topography and MensuTatop, with fhe necessa-
~ subordinate branches of education.
TERMs-S1 70 payable quarterly in advance.
Those who live remute oiu the city may be accomno-
dated With board, for SIX decent boys, on liberal terms
JOSEPH SHEPARD,
Richmond, Dec. 12;h, 1927. ,s
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Land .4geneyJo for the Western pars Of Virgintn.

OSEPH F. CALDWELL of Lcwisburg, Greenbrier
81 county, Va. and Joseph BigeIow of Richmond city,
Va respectfully inform the public, that they have associa-
ted themselves for the purpose of trasactiDg general
Land Agency. J. +. Caldwell will attend part of
the business any of counties
tu witto establish old surveys resurvey when
sary TO rent to lease SELL examine the records any
Of those countless describes particularly the quality
all that appefaIns 20 such property that be useful and
interesting to the owner. J. Bgelow Richmond, will
receive communications from any one who dispo-
scd To patrone the and will all times
iorma'ion may be sought had at the different
public othces IN relation to grants, deeds of
Sfyances sc. &c.
J. +. Caldwell and Joseph Biseov deem, amss to
state, las in many instances heretofore, Land Spectators
avotacted in the capacity of Land Agents., that they will
be concerned either directly any Land
SPecu whatever. Charges for attending any
the above specified concerns will be made All
communications addressed either party mus, be post
paid.
J. 7. CALDWELL
fully refers
Hon. Samuel L.. 5outhard--Wasfngfon Civ
Hon. Lewis Maxwe-Lews County, Va.
Col James Mclaughlin, Member of the Board of = 5;
Public Works, =
Pcre u. Wethered, Esq. Member of the Senate, 2 ;,
Samuel McCiung, Esq. Member of House Of : z
Delegates, Is
James Mcfarland Esq. Member of the House OF De}s
gates-Keaawha County, Va
John D. Harrow, Esq fredericksburg, va.
Darrell Boardpan, Esq-New York.
J. BIoELow
Respectfully refers
Hon. William II CabcIt,
5ohn H. Smith Esq. Member fine Executive Genm9nd
Council, tChy, Va
Col James Mclaughlin, Member Of the Board of Public
Wo,ks-Grccnbrier Couo'y, Va,
Jan. ~, 1923. WIN
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Fotheringay for Sale.


THE subscbrr again offers this valuable estate for
sale. siiunics tho Eastern a, Western VAL
Icy road. IN the equity of Montgomery, Id miles west OF
Salem, on the Rpa"oke liver. This is Of the most
fertile aud valuable above the Blue Ridge;
taius between 500 and 1000 of land, the half of
which is FIRST rate bottoms. he Improvements consist
Of handsome story dwelling house of brick, all the
necessary houses, ice house, carriage house,
fine aud s,ahle with taken in pipes TO EACH
mill, aud of the bcsI dser,es in the country,
with about 200 of woodland enclosed for hog
pasture. The overscers aud mego quarters are
bull, in snbsta Tile gene
rally made with locust posts. about 100 of fest
rate meadows, aud fne young n,cafd Of apple trees.
On the farm is building rented IGrey7t, Of the
best stands the country where there Post Office,
at which the mai running and daily arrives.
lie also wishes sell his Turnpike over the Aeshany
having the prevegc Of gate his far nh-he law
thiisng which vests perpetual estate in the subscriber
and requires that the net profits arising from the tolls
should annually yield Interest OF mt less than
than Is per Sl0U0G the original cus; il
has for many years varied from toto III per lie
wishes also sell several small tracts land said Turn
pike road.
The subscriber is induced believe that the value of
this property has heretofore wing sold, the
impression being that large would he asked FOR
He however is determined sell great bargain aud
earnestly invites offers for it. The payment
be uery accommodating, to make II object the
industrious IN purchase, capitalists funds
speculation The tile will be To purci,a.
ndisPDf"Gic. The la nd situated that it WI, Il
make two desirable farms. Address TO
GEO. HANCOCK,
Jan IL Ut Fotheringay, Va.
10 In payment for this property, The subscriber would
take in pat Ii "r II Negroes. as cash payment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-02

3uRsUANT To decree of the County court of Hanover
a. pronounced the 2Sd instant, snit in chancery
depending n the said court, in which William e. MADDOX
and wife plaintiffs, aud Samuel Harris aud others are
defcndn ats will be sold, Monday the Sd OF March, 10
the hshcs, bidder at public auction, credit of ~
months the late residence Of Punncr Harris dec d.,
IN the upper end of the said county, hundred and NIFTY
QUO acres of land belonging the of the said Plum
mer Harris and Elizabeth Harris, deed Bonds with
approved security aui decd upon the land To
secure the purchase money, will be required oi the pnr-
chaser. By THE COMMISSIONERS.
Hanover, Jan. 28,h 1903 81