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The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-11-20
LOTTERY.

Drawn Nos. in Connecticut Lottery, Glass No. 8,
49, 81, 90, 80, 3 g. Connecticut Lottery, Glass
9,for the benefit of the Groton Monument Association,
is splendid scheme. in which the subscriber 10
daily selling to be drawn next week. day before
Thanksgiving, and will have returns day after, on
the 28th On that day. the subscriber will be pleased
to present to the holder of the fortunate ticket neacs
ina, will entiiie him 10 the highest prize, which is
$4,000; next, $4,000: nest, 900; besides 700 QUO,
500, 900, 300, no, ten of l00 and great number Of
less amounting to 5.O5l prizes This Lottery j. per-
haps the best scheme that is out IN the United States,
bn, very little exces the thai is to be drawn,
which is for the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane
both TO he drawn on the 18th Dec at Hartford Sc
cure a prze tickle, without delay sales are RAPID.
Tickets 10 the first that draws can be had at the sub.
scribers Office, ifappied for soon: This week and
ti Mon,la, evening next week. Tickets can be had
II no, previously sold. There will be extras in the
above named two Lotteries. to be sold and drawn in
this and next month. Prize tickets i" foreign loee-
ries received IN exchange. Cash paid for prizes az
usuai according to the term Of the contract Of the
managers. All orders punctualy attended 70.
Litcbfeld, Nov. 10, 1923.
NIB. Price oftieke.s in each OF above lotes'es'
$4--shares in proportion. Highest prize in each
Sc, 900.
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1--WE owe an apology to readers for the di-
mi8utive size Of our sheet this week, although we
have given them about usual quantity of reading
matter. We have been disappointed in procuring pa
per Of the usual size.
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M al AZ m ass IN

y wv sAV EVA XIg Lp1
In New Orleans, Mr., Alexander Philip Socrates A
melius Cesar Hannibal MarceIIus George Washing
ton Treadweil, Mss Caroline Sophia Maria JUL
anne Wortey Montague Joan dare Williams, all of
that city.-[Qute an artny]
Df7ED
In Plymouth on the 9th Oct. Anna, wife of Mr..
Willis Morse, and daughter Of Mr.. Joshua Moore of
this town, aged 81.
In Sharon, the 8thl inst, Miss Amarillus Peck,
aged 50 years.
She has joined the song of angels,
On harps Of gold she sings;
And with her joyful fingers,
She rikes the trembling strings.
In Watertown, an the 18th ult. Mrs. Amy Strck-
an d. aged 83, widow of the late Samuel Srickland in
Tully N. Y. on the 18th of September Mrs. Sally
Atwood, late O WATERFOWL, aged 50, daughter of the
said widow Strickland; in Wa,ertown, on the 23d of
September, Mr.. Frederick F. FrenSh, aged 81 grand
SON of the said widow Strickland.
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mems, winch - clare lie equal To the ordiua-
Ty growth IN states. IaiOr Twlggs reserved 60,
600 plants for i. The experiment In NJ
Carolina though Intensive Yields results almost
equally promising The Newberg Spectator consid-
ers certain that sugar may become the staple Of the
state The plants are said To have stood frost which
occurred ON the 10Th ofOciobe, even better than the
cotton. Ii wil form a new in the his ory of these
states If the culture should become general.
MericO.The Pensacola Gazette of the 18th ut
says, that letters 10 t0 September have been recev
ed IN that CITY from Vera Cruz (which state that on the
18th Aug. all foreign merchants residing at that place
had been summoned by the military authorities and
forced loan TO large amount of money demanded, with
the Inmation that lift grS ned, then could not
promise the merchants safety protection from SarU
ing soldiers! The merchants had refused compliance
with a determination that if matters became more Sc
rous, to take refuge board the vessels their res
pectlVe nations
negro boy at Of the taverns in Raleigh, North
Carolina recently took up pistol, which he suppos-
ed was not charged, placed himself before large mir
ror, took deliberate aim at his image and pulled
the trigger; when'Io the pistoI. fired and pctey
demolished the glass.
The United States ship Erie sailed on Monday,
with len Harrison, Minister of the United States TO
C"lombia Gen. Vervier, commissioner of the King
OF the Netherlands also goes out in this vessel
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BKOKE into the enclosure of
the subscriber, about the 18th day Of Oct. last
small red white faced Steer, supposed to be about two
years old, artificial mark. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
FREDERICK p. WHITING.
Torrington, Nov. IA, 1925 %
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NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District Of Norfolk
has limited and allowed six months from this date for
the creditors of the estate of
JOHN CAMP,
late of Norfolk. deceased, to exhibit their claims
the subscriber. All who fail present their claims
within the time limited, will be debarred recovery.
DARIUS CAMP, Adner.
Norfolk, Nov. II, 1895. %
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Counterfeit 6aLs.-Five dollars counterfeits on the
Orange bank are abundant. They filled up with
various dates, and made payable various PERSONS
hey are detec.ea oy 'ne engraving Of the y'gnette,
quite The quality Of the paper is also
ny bad. Jour. Commerce.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

BROKE INTO the enclosure
of the subscriber about the 10th Of October last
Two Yearl,ng STEERS, dark, the other
pale red, with white brush. The owner is reques-
ted to prove property, pay charges, and take them
away SAMUEL .. CAMF.
Bsrkl,ampsted, Nov. LIST, 1928. %
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e fs by distinct si Ssss
make distinct lists of persons for whom they
The lists then signed sealed, certified and SEM
Washington. On the second Monday Of February
next the opened in presence of the Senate
and House and counted. Whoever has majority OF
all the electoral votes is then declared president, and
the regards the vice president. The certified
lists are sent to Washington by special messengers
paid for that purpose.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-11-20

Stauery--The American convention, for promot-
ing the abolition ofsIayery, is now in session at the
Baltimore Aheneum. Delegates are present from
New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, N
The convention sits with open doors.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-11-20

Street Potatoes-Great quantities of sweet potatoes
says the New-England Farmer, have been raised this
year in the vicinity of Boston. In some cases bush
Ell has been dug from five hills, while the common po-
tatoes, planted side by side with them, have yielded
only one bustel to thirty hills.
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Experiments have been made the past summer both
in Ceorgia and North Carolina in growing the sUgar-
ne,and with fair prospect Of success. Maj Twggs
Of Georgia has field Of il which he could have
obtained $500 per acre standing. Sugar makers IN
in Louisiana and Mississippi have examined spcci-
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Blockade efthe charlottesville have reason to
understand, says the London Sun ofOct. g. CONTRARY
to some other accounts, although the Earl ofAber-
deem notified to Lloyd's the intention of Russia to
blockade the Dardanees, that government do not
intend recognise that blockade as being attempted
not only in direct violation Of the promises made by
Russia, but contrary the spirit of the treaty of Lon
don well subversive OF our commercial interests.
With this view, remOnsrance of the most decided
character has been forwarded the Emperor Nicho-
las, couched in which will admit Of equivo
cation. The answer be entirely satisfactory, or
The reverse; there can be medium the alternative
is peace or war.
Singular Robbery.-Michael Lyvei, aged Sc, was
indicted for stealing watch from Capt James Harri
son. ofthe value Of $780, under the following crcum-
stances The Captain being out late on the evening
of the last day Of the election, and stranger in the
city, stopped the prisoner, who was in company with
another man. and asked him the way to Pier. No. Ii,
on the East River. "Are you Jackson manf' said
the prisoner. Capt II. replied in the affirmative, and
this expression Of party being deemed sufficient
uassrort the prisoner and his companion agreed to
see him safe on board and was exceedingly happy to
have an opportunity ofoblging stranger OF the same
political opinions. Capt. II. described the different
through which they passed, "at last we found
ourselves in the Bowery; and the prisoner and ms
friend took me down a cellar, and we drank glass
a piece-what there was in mine know not, out
immediately fell asleep, and when awoke my Jack
son friend was gone I; found that my watch was Cut
from my pantaloons-I got il again by paying $50
which offered as reward for its recovery. Verdict
GUILTY.- ". Y. Dai.Adr.
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The Hon. Thos. B. Robertson, formerly disn-
guis,ed member of Congress from Louisiana-some
years governor and for the last years ohs life district
Judge of that state, died at the Sulphur Springs IN Va
on The 9Th ut Four judges Of the u 9. Courts have
died within the last three months, viz. Judge Trmble
of Kentucky, Of the Supreme Cour;-and judges Bird
of Ohio, Peters OF Pennsylvania, and Robertson OF
Louisiana Of the District Court.
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The late disclosures of MIR Adams respecting his
commun cations MIR Jefferson at a critical period Of
our history, have given rise TO small excitement
among the leading men Of Massachusetts, and APP
pear 10 have alienated the minds Of many who had
partially forgotten the old difficulties and become his
supporters as a candidate for the presidency. :" We
beIive it is fact" says the Boston Daily Advertiser,
s.suiicently known to authorise our mentioning Il,
that some Of the gentlemen whose situation was such
At the period alluded to by Mr. Adams in his late pub
location as to designate them among the persons nclu-
ded in his charges Of reasonable Intentions have de-
termined to call him, for seine more specific state
ment of the charges--of the individuals implicated
and of the evidence in support fysem. They will
not demand such evidence as would be required in a
court Of law to prove The charges, for he admits that
he was in Of such proof, but such evd-
ence an seems sufficient to command belief IN the
mind Of any fair and honorable man That he isbound
by his regard for his reputation 10 produce such
proof we believe is the universal sentiment Of his sup
porters as well as opponents, and they will be glad to
learn that he will have opportunity Of answering
formal demand for it,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

NEW JERSEY Your communication Of the
hauering prospectsoi success in the cause in which
we are unied heart and hand has been received.
Tor winch we tender you our thanks Your assur,
ances Of FennSyiysnia are farther proof Of what
we never could entertain serious doubt VIC
could not do such injustice 10 her character as q.
suppose sic would abandon the man Of her 6elibe
rate CHOICE with such increased Inducements to
sustain HIM; although we cannot look forward vitb
equal certainty OF success in New Jersey; vet our
prospects are truly i1ttsring, and many think this
state will 60 foF jackson Ills opinion Iss no, boe,
hastily formed, butfests on information received
rom dHisFent parts Of The state, we think can be
relied On Perhaps in no part Of new Jersey has
the change been greater ban In The county Of ~.
sex. The candid among our opponents have esG.
mated the majority with which hey started OF $500
70 ST or seven, 49, re copNico'v him they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

extensively circulated; d1 moi hesitate 70 a;
'fess the Committees OF Correspondence oil other
States, giving TO them opinions in relation TO
The political prospects OF Pennsylvania, and soil
citing from them Information respo citing their own.
We have thus received. Within the past ,na,,i--
mass OF cheering information. upon The iiaclit,
oi which we can rely; and, the sentiments, con
tanned IN several letters us, must be gratifying
t-ci, we annex extracts.
From all ihc sources Of intelligence, within our
reach, we present The following table
JdcESOn .fdlYts Doubtful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL,
aga. DE WI z.

sfHt 1c"' OF - 1tpscftp' W be Oytuet On MON
L DAY, ths 22d instant. wv
Il" this Seho', PuPt, taught the Greek Latin en-.
aud Span Languages the pure all mI. Il M,heps lex
Geog ,ph iaI B''s Keeping, with the dn.r, bran he, .
English eiu uoh The coutc Of st1dys =, Ad ,ped az
pre- are Jug ssn' e,tbet for Unvsr,v Of " To-
p sdii. n mercantile life
Nh Stephen SeDnarf who're qurfe4 ts,, - an nitruo,9
used no q he spec fed here, euS4se for m en,u
yea T. 81 Instructions IN tn & .t1c ,n So, - an
Mhenatio Il Depirt MS, during hours ofeach dry
Uitlth, sdysn emeut Of the .hil u.ity 4 ders
ar ~ men the h'm-f1 tin itfiue f IN su
fr II hal past o'ci,k p vth he int ,is.,oo ~ M
hoo' ocors, VI. NJ hif hour At 2 o'clock and
hours al 2 O'Clock, z. NJ.
A'Tsii namee o pupils Gao b. accommodated with gosfn
~ m dsfa TEN q "a h'nse Of ths ub Der nssr .-l
NM IS on Sh cka HdL OLIVER A SHAW
For particular information concerning the
character OF his school Mr. S takes the liberty OF
referring TO the Right Rev. Bishop Moore. the
Hon Vim. Brockenbrough. Jno. Wickhlm ESD
Chapman Johnson, Esq. Richard anderson, Esq
Robert Gwa,hmcy, Esq. Rev. Mr. Armstrong Rev.
5. Taylor, DE-. WIN. Tazewel, Or. J. Dove, D r.
NJ. Page, j. VI. Wickham, ESQ. w. -. Nutta II,
Esq. and other gentlemen, who attended his last
examination
sept ?, $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

viii not have 500; should such be the result. ana
cur information from other parts If the state be
correct, we must succeed. The following is our
present calculations:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
IN ohane0yi NORTHUMBERLAND county court
18th Aug. 1888
Thomas lIughiett, Plaintiff

Kemp Hurst. and Warner Iiurst, admir- ofJane
n. Hurst, dec. Deidls.
This day came the plaintiff by his counsel, aud il
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant Kemp Hurstis not an inhahtant OF this
Commonwealth on the motion Of The plaintiff MS
Ordercd, That the said defendant arper here on
tie second Monday io Nov. next. and answer the
be forthwith inserted for two months Excessively.
IN some new spaper published IN ihe cts OF Rich
mond AMI also posted at the front door of the court
house OF tlis county.
Cory. TcF.c, =. BATES, c. c..
Ss7: &c - w3s 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

BY letter from Liverpool we are informed tina;
inc merchants there, even those who are most at
tached to the u States, are unanimous in condemn.
ing the illiberaty of the recent United States Ia
if not only of its prohibitory scale of duties but
the unjust preciptancy in applying il to existing
contracts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-30
.wEY NIP OF pIRGLNuq.

sTNHE New Map Of Virginia, compiled from seusl
l. under the suthoruy OF the State published, ard
he obtanejby persons DESTROYS OF proc ripg spples
ION To Wn H. Richardson, at the Capitol in Tie City OF Rich
mond.
great cost Of and has been
- variety and accuracy Of detail beauty and
II execution reflects the credit the and
kill OF the immediately ernej its publication
aud unsi highly gratifying and useful the public The
legislature sale Of Copits
Map the large scale OF five miles the inch; aud the Exc
euve, with the of king the sale rapid
possible, have directed the cOpe, be disposed IF the
n.oderate price Of $50.
Under these probable that person. who
shall not make early application, will he unable obtain
Copy Of this beautiful and valuable work.
August 5. 25-u
Nap Of pgin,a reduced from, the Nine SAeet Map Of
the STATE, according to the provision, the
Anenbty passed eth MARCH, 1897, also published and
be o6taind application Price SO per copy
Copies both Maps, convenient portable form, be
obtained If preferred
Dec % 1927 So. tf
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mayo.
LAND FOR SALE

subscriber having purchased tract of land upon the
Three Notohed Road offer, for sale the upon which
ne iesdes IN the upper end of Goochand county The
ona h-tw'en two snd 500 aud lies sJjouing tn,
ads 81 I'm Martin Joseph Duvs aud Ausustn $. Niece
hee 9s great Portion of the land clear and is
snd 'i good quality The plantation excellent repair,
necessary houses great may be had in tn. land nv
pay ing one ,hd Of the money hand aud reasonable nduI
enee wu he gwen Tor the of the baan, II
deemed useless say any thing on the subject as Il i,
eapsties those hat MAY be disposed 70 purchase will 81,
by o. g. hior'', tShsnnen HILL Va oi by ms.elf
ROBERT MORRIS.
r D ShoHdl sot sell the Lind betve and
Monday IN June next that being Goochiand dayI shall
on that day. aud a; that place, offer it for
h'ddsr. RIO. MORRIS.
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lIIRSELAL,S S1LE.

fSE>N pursuance If Superior Court of Cha
~ Gerry for the Richmond Dist pronoune ed ON the 7h
February, 1913, the of Robert b. Bsgby, adu'UI
de Of John Baghy, dec. Wm. Mann, shall, on
Saturday The 18th day Of June next onhe Premses, IN the
ouniy KING Queen, offer for sale the highes; bidder
M public auction residue of the
Of land of 80 acres less SAID county
vherevn VIM. Mann resides did reside, 1872,
unsoid stated bill cause, be so acres; and
f the tune and place. aud "n like terms srveIa negro
saveswhoh land and slaves conveyed 10 the deed
by the defendant for the benefit al the testae Of
the plaintiff dated 18th day of July, 1872 and hied
yhIb SAID cause; which deed recorded IN the ole
lce oi King Il Queen county court
j. GUERRAET, m. 8. c. c. X. D.
his deputies.
The Slaves mentioned in said deed, areAliee,
svney giri Letty,s girl Rachael, gull Avey woman;
Amey womanj Phil, boy Henry, boy Ben boyi and
lienry,Jr
may 49, 2-tds
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By the Governor Of TIE Commonwealth Of ViT
ginia:
n PROCLd.IfdTJO.N

NHEHEASu bs, been tepesentedt 10 the Executive, that
w murder Of daring and brutal character,
COMMITTED the county Of Lancaster, Tuesday The ah
inst the body Of Ms George, who was iouhd dead ~
the public Road, about Of that day, with several wounds
the head and her person voSed The author Of this most
suocons euuknown have, therefore, thought PTopsr
with the advice OF the Council Of State, to offer reward Of
$50 any person ptrson who will discover and sPp,-
bend the peptfstor this ivhum deed snd convey him 70
The jail Of Lancaster county o that be be convicted Of
said fence Aud DO equire a oheecy nils
y aud osbor the good people Of the COMMONWEALTH 70 use
the best endeayofst 20 cause the fugitive obe
Cd. tiat he nay he dealt with As the isw directs
Gwen under NY hand Governor, and uudtf tn Seal ~
''a.I the Condnoawesh at Ricbmond t.. 29th Day o.
april, 1855. W1 d. GILES.
Msy9 ii5-H4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-30

VIE subscriber will sell privately his tract Of land 10
bedford county, situated the north and south forks nf
voose Greek and the main road leading from Lynchhwg
fn.a'le " miles west Of Liberty aud adjoining Csp
tu'ord contains about 400 acres, Of which 400 are
cared The pstt which uUclesred, except very small
rotuop excellent tobacco land OF the cesred land, $50
sIs low grounds Of She first quality aud The remainder
nafssby tbe bigh land Tbs Of The best tracts Of
I'D ~ TIE upper country being well adapted the culvA
uo9 OF 'ohseoo sud all kinds Of gain lies remarkably we'll
very Tree from stons; divided would make two very
nsndsoms rsct, which shall he doos, II those wh9 wish 10
ensse w'ih H. Persons wishing TO purchase msy APPLY 70
subscriber residing IN the nsghbo hood o New London,
y 20 esrt DuforJ residing ueef euaeL Wd. IRVINE.
q Al W. 79--.(
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REAL ESTRTE.
kt~sL y 4 = 4 II 4 IL
ELK ISLAND FOR SALE.

ELK ISLAND FOR SALE.
GREEABLY tn the last Will TesaInsDt of DR.. jaime.
D Gillian, dec. duly recorded la the Clerks Office Of
Petersburg, the executors will offer &c the bidder
wednesday the nth Of June the lower moety of EN-
i"andThs invaluable Estate, situated Jane. River,
W Goochlsnd county, about 40 miller Rchn md and
within two miles Of Gainesville. II consists, by old survey,
g. oi5 acresof extremely rich low grounds. which
10 The most productive state Of cultivation Every part the
and particularly adapted 10 the growth OF tobacco,
wheat corn The soils of the richest
hiuihie Several tobseco-houie have lately
eettd and the buildings fully adequate the
croP isuncemmon fer tlty hcatness and
local advantages, render II the most valuable which
been III the market. Person, DESTROYS of veng capital IN
zeal e.taie requested - examine the crops, &C. VIM
Fowler, tn. manager, will take great pleasure she
the plantation to any gentleman who will
tention
The sale will take place on the The
the most accommodating character THE
tam about $4,000 Of the during the LIE Of the
a" the "eeeasedby paying the aerest the
sud alto her demSe further edit amount
Siio~ed, OF 1, X years the sidue
I" be paid ~ three annual insta Approve
negotiable notes. for the interest," deed tu.t on III.
,and TO ensure the payments, will he resue
be gwen the lat of Jan 1929, with privilege or seeding
wheat n. 1t fall The title is un9uesiIonabie
AT the place, aud will hieh
land plantations called Tuggie., good
county THE tcNrEcUrOHS
Petersburg, may 6. iI6-tds
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Il paluabie Plantation fo, sale

{'HE Subscrber eer, sale his Plantation in The count,
Of Hanover, Tying on ChieLahoniny Ssanp, containing
$50 acrsS IL is IL miles from the ci,yof Richmond; IN
charlottesville Turnpike passes through il. TAere NOR
than 200 acres 'Uhch have "euer been cleared timber
IS CONSIDERED equal, " not Scperor, Ia iy
country There are 30 acres ofeEeHen Mendoo Land Te
suit purchaser, that part lying Jsio,v he Turnpike troud b,
parateiydPoedof Of: There Saw Mn .vihn haiT a
nue. ohct 'rodd be gram advantage 10 any Ici,hne
get The timber, build n further description Is deem.
edunnscessary ,those desots resting capital in land
re vsre az Joshua Siorrs diving the adjoining farm nil
'hetvH at any TINS dppttcafionf 70 be made
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MARSHALsS SALE.

&c deeres Of the Superior Courtuf Chance
fo the Richmond Di pfnounoe'i on the 18th day
Of June 1929 the f the Mutual Assurance Society,
buildings the State Of Vue ssain Saun
ohe.on Tuesday the i7h day OF June wi he Of
ered for sa the highest tiddera public aucor,f
the premises the and mill the edings ment'os
ed consisting merchant null, store house, miles house,
aud lumber house ALI adjoining the town Of JeGrrsonn
she county of Powhat5n AsO, dwelling house, kitchen,
barn. and weaving house, the farm called Cherry Manor
the said town. much OF said above described pro-
he sufficient satisfy said decree, and the Gusts
charges OF sale. Sale the u, about
- o'clock. ]. GUERRANT, IN. 8. c. c. II. ID.
OF his Deputies.