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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

IA To
4 M III. arrival II the packet ship VIM
n,,,es CAM. HaeLsiaT, which sailed from
/ ,..,nooI o., the Din nlt. Ne have, al very
ls.s heo,. ben put IN possession OF isw loose
,,.nets--uonr nf hsin however. ola later date
,hsn London, Jul, 2J. Our regular 6les bave
~ vst COM 10 hand In the papers before
"a yyb,eh arr bnl ONE daY later than those pre-.
...,.l, ,eeeiYsd, wr find ~ Intelligence OF al .
,n.nt Tie pe.s fIofn the sect OF war has
he.n anticipated by the H,vte arrival, and TIE
/ following few items arc all thai require present
ati,ati,au
he London Morning Herald coniains two
of,l,4asrek ofthe Greek Government. ono III
.h,sb extends the blockade Of Western Greece
=. Nat,.ta. not inuludas thai place ~ The
b,s a the bios kAde lne oihrf Ordinance,
lated Anil 27h, declares that, independents
X in coast of Aiiira. ol ,he Island OF En-
h.sa ana 4 the Gull OF ioio, already placed IN
a tate II hlnr 4 ads tie coast 81 tie Demeiiis
ID Zarota. - far rs Cape kissoras. are ~ Ike
"a n.z 40 a .taIr of blockade lhesr are ne
h .cs sies winch tn President Of t'roeee IS said
N have fefassd g. raise the rel est OF 'hr
rssItsh Cnhsul letierf-am 5 yrna dated
Ma, sI.i sass ira the merchsn there are
sfstnsd II TIE piraeifs winch vi naturally
follow me Ordering OF these blpekades, and
u hi-, M trek Gosernment will mol have
peaef TO pteVeni.
A letter from Ae.staa. Mas let. says, that a
r.. a.ss pr, aas A. eruption OF Mount Eint
had taken plaee t. volcano bust ont with
amazing fury, and two era ers bad opened on
the north side ofihe uountain. Dnrng The e.
fup,ion 40 extraordinary beat prevailed fbr Two
dass n Mcssina Tn enipfiun did mnfh dam
aer 10 The produce Ia general, but no lives
s.,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

Sensibiiiy. -Latour Manbourg lost his leg
NJ the battle of Liepsc. After he had suffered
ampntailon with The grcate,t courage, he saw
his ssryant crying or pretending to cry, in
one corner OF the room. None of your by
Pocritical tears you idle rascal said his mas.
Ter, you know You airs very glad, for now
you will have only one boot 10 clean instead of
two"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

Ethereal Tomb.-The Earl of Athol for sew.
era years,h been engaged in forming fami-
~ tomb on the s"mn.. OF one ofthe highest noun
talns in Scotlaud four thousand feet above the
level Of The sea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

% :--s The British and French Ambassadors
have moi yet had an Official infeTview with the
HES EfIendi, but have eudeHvored 60 have
con6de eiisi understanding with h'm upon the
subject OF the mission.
In this manner they have learned that the
Pdrie will not negotiate upon theibases oil the
Pfotocoi signed ~ Loaion, aud especially
upon the ariicie which requires the esien.ipn
Of the frontiers of Gfaree tom the Gulf OF Voio
30 that NJ Aria 50 thai they already foresee
g,eai difficulties IN the way of execui'ng 'be,r
mission. The Gfand vlzisr is collecting all
lhr troops he eau AZ Choamla, AID hopes 10 br
able 10 assemble DO 900 men without weaken
log the garrison. All The men able Ia bsT
arms have departed for the BaIlsnn the i'"ks
admit that ihe number Of men aud the arlil-
lcfy lost 10y them IA the battle of the 18th Vas
very cons lderable.
= Some persons siiil naiIer themselves with
the hope of peare. g. speak OF agents having
been senl 10 the Russian camp. Ali Paelia. II
appears, wa Killed IN the battle of the llth
The Captain Paeha has not Vel returned from
The Black Sea-" Tn Gazette gives another
lie ter from Constaniinople Of the same date,
which say" The Grnnd pizier returned 10
Schouinla alter the BATH of Inne ll,wiih $3.50
men of rayary aud 1900 infantry The
Nh nntus. thrown into cnusi crna'in6 by the
6fst ,ntelli .ence OF the DEFEAT. resumed conr-
age when Hiay lfnrnel that the mass ui TIE ar
nv had returned into tie Camp. II wa also
represented 10 them mat the loss Of the Russians
was very considerable.
We h,gc already mentioned. after 'he Ger.
man pnpers. that NJ. Fonfsa Was seni 10
Chaumla by General Dieb,schgio propose peace
with The Turks. These Journals now an nounce
that VI. fonion was NJ first sent 10 ChouinIa
merely 10 OBTAIN truce for buying the sam
bat hat, N consequence Of observa ions ma le
by the drand Vizief he returned 10 head qIar-
tiers, 10 obtain authorization 10 enter INTO con-
i"rences on III" snfJ Ct Of proposition tor resce.
II seems doubtful whether the Porte viii listen
10 these propositions, AS s'mllat proposals were
rejected last year, although M the lime WHEN
they were made Gen. Paske"''sch had Just
gained signal victory ia Ala.
The following intelligence Is dated Banks oil
the Danubr, July q: The vct'iy gained
over the Grand tner. by Gen, Diebltsch has
bean announced bt kussia 10 ali the ours
with which that power has friendly relations.
Ihts communication was accompanied hy
diplomatic note dcciarnlive OF tht Emr'ror :
phcihc iuteh,inns, aud setting i3tth ihht he -
hesnoW OF putting n iopiolhe rhnsiov pi hopd
as soon rs tue Porte viii consent 10 sa'i {, his
demands, the Justice Of which has been admit
Ted by all The cabinets Of Europe.
FRANCE
pnrj, .J,lV l6L.
The Chamber of Peers assembled on saturday
when the Minister of IA. Finances present A
three law nroi.eta reiativ, 10 certain exchan.
pes of crown land, and IN, budyet of The ,aye.
nue. Tor 1899. Committees were apppiufrd ia
examine thps. law projects. alter wtich the
petit ion con,mipee's repori was brought up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

The following letters. il is said, were written
over the len commandments in a church in
Wales, and remained unexplained more than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

Basis Of Representation. -At our State Con.
veniion, which is now near at hand, what sha9 /
be the basi, OF Representation will be one of
the subjec thai will excite the liv hest iner.
est The East wiIrally almost to man in
favor Of the Taxation aud Federal Basis
while The West will strive with mistaken irr>
ness TO make white population the standard Of
Representation. In looking over the PROV.
sions in the Constu, ions ofthe different States
We find the following are the various rules BY
which representation is regulated. In Misss.
sippi, Illinois, Alabama and Missouri, the re-
presentation is agceeabl. 10 the number OF
" lite inhabitants in Delaware. MaryI land ard
Virginia there seems 10 be no fixed Standard
In Maine, white inhabtants-ln Massachusetts
;he ratsabe polls In N. Hampshire, the ra.
teable polls for Representatives, and the pub.
lie taxes paid by the District for Senator'S
Vermont, the taxable inhabitants-In n York
the mass of MISUNDERSTANDING the
taxable inhabitants South Carolina, halt by
white inhabitants and halfbe amount Of taxes
in Georgia, white inhabitants and three fills
of the people of color-kentncky the qualified
voiers-Teanessee, taxable inhabitants-Ohio
and Indiana white male aduIts-Loui lana. TIL
Representative branch, qualified electors, 10 the
Senatorial branch there is 10 be no change from
the original division into IA Districts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

ksr,' Lord Jesns have mercy upon me, !"
which he continued in broken accents, inter
rupted by bis estrsme torture. Inc Physician
being nj seme distance did not reach his resi-
deuce INIT, few moments before ne expired,
and all bepe had fed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

Lord Wcihngion.-Aher conquering Bona.
parie in war, and securing the liberties of the
oppressed Catholics, as prime Minister of Eng.
land, we always thought the glory OF yelling
ton Warrior or Statesman would mol be
frightened by longer continuance in public
lie, and prudence would dictate re-
trement while the verdure Of laurels thus &C
CURED were fresh and untarnished by any
blast OF popular displeasure OF personal caprice
OF weak aud whimsical sovereign. II the
latter is bigoted or obstinate from sickness, aga
or uncomfortable ASSIGNS Obings which have
occurred in other counlries) the ables, public
officer may be made to give place TO those {
his inferior and whose capacity For pu lie ofic.
is at an Unreasonable distance behind him
ms great Captain and lately popular States
man shares no longer the good sraces of his
sovereign and a change OF Ministry is spoken
OF The state of parties in England at Ibis
time awaken much interest throughout all En'
rope How will England view the Turkish
defeats will she still be a locker on in Fe''
nice, bear the distresses OF Der commerce by
the blockades Of Russia, and see rival power
gaining strength and rot feel an inclination TO
interfere ? Under such circumstances woul
not the continuance of Wellington in the Mini
try he important TO the foreign, ifnot to the do
nestle interests of England
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

The Tareiiing Cabinet THE President
OF the United States Mr.. Secretary Eaton and
General Gratiot of the Engineer Corps, are
now at Old Point Comfort. General Duff a
lew days past stated that the President hal en-
iire'y recovered and was yet good for ten years
why this "trip then Now in our hearts we
have no objection to our public officers taking
trips either for health or recreation. Bet Isl en
we recolect the slang Of these present rasPl-
mig gentry, n their ye lpers, il MIR. Adams once
a year revisited his native home, or wheE any
other member of the government moved from
ms station, we are surprised, that for d.cencys
sake they had not endeayored 10 keep up ap
pearances little longer add not commence i'm.
mediateiy to practice themselves, villa, they had
SO hypocritically condemned in others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

:" Bargain aud Corruption, extract the
following case for the opinion of counsel
from the Cincinnati Gazette. The affair will be
understood by our readers who will have cause 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
THE VlRGINIAN.
LYNCHBURG, AUG.27 1929.

The Wdr iaihe EJH.-Egery breeze that
waits sail across tue Atlantic is now received
with much anxiety. Curiosity is on the sire tch
to learn the fate of the pending conflict be-
successive arrivals, We are put ia possession q
European dates 10 the 22l alt. The Russian.
seemed marching on conquering and TO COZ
quer. The sympalhies OF Europe have been
rather on the side ofthe Ottoman, and the 6rst
Russian accounts of victory were taken with
much alowance-but il is now ACKNOWLEDGED
on all hands, that they nave obtained impor
taol advantages over their enemy with all her
military reform, desperate cO1rag. aud thu
strong nature of her defeuces. The Sultan ia
no doub man decision and personal
bravery--but il is the work of lime to reform a
uation, and infuse correct discipline through
the depi unents OF her adm nistration. l..
c,pacit, and irregniarity i'll mark the Tu.
hish movements. When her Admiral first sci
sail TO engage the Russian, the gunposder
was found TO be damaged which compelled him
to return, and the Grand Fizier's suffering him.
Russians, from return TO his strong hold a.
ShOumla shows a want of skill that viii prove
fatal 10 success. Sho'nla cannot now be sun.
piled from any districr north Of the Balkan. aud
Bulgaria is secured to the Russians--and IL
they find much difficulty 10 crossing the moun
tain al Shoumla, il is said they can fad their
way nj pass west of thai point into the plain.
OF Adranople. The fall of Silstuia is a sert
Gus blow to the Porte. whole garrison of
10000 men, great quantities of cannon and
ammunition have fallen sacrifice 10 their en-.
envy. Such success will animate the Russians.
and no doubt di.hearten the Turks.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
,on. a.e usssger .ss cAamtres ee tle euM .alatel.

From tie .sSagcr dts Cantres Of the 2O.h .liate4
"FRoNrIERs OF SERyIA. Feb. 26.-We have re-
ceived news that the 9th of Feb. the Sultan had
returnedto Constantinope from his maritime excur-
sion. lie appeared to be extremely satisfied with
his voyage Since mis- return it is observed that the
Dragoman ofthe Porte has frequent conferences
with the Dragomans of the European legation, and
that NJ, Jaubert goes more frequently to the Palace
oil the Porte. 1t inferred from this that notwth-
standing the unavorablc news brought by the last
courier, the negotiations respecting Greece continue,
ana That there is still hope that the Ottoman
Porte will enter into the views of the European pow
Crs.
a memorial is much spoken of, which has reached
the keis Efendi, and which Is said to have made
great IMPRESSION upon the Divan, and on the Sui
tan himself However, ii cannot be disscmbed that
the continuation of the is inevitable, and that
iSstnes VIII soon re- commence. We will not speak
OF the military preparations ofthe Porte, though we
are witnesses of them: they too nearly approach the
marvellous to be believed 1t is still said that the
Pacha OF belgrade will be removed to another post
ne has been ordered to make arrangement with the
Servlan chiefs respecting the cviesof troops but it
to be feared that the Servans who already much
inclned IN favor of the Porte, will not consent to
strip their Country of troops time when the pres
cncc OF an armed forccis necessary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
BRAHMIN WINE

a FEW dozen bottles of this rich and hiohly fiji
Vored Madeira Wine, which has had the benefit
OF voyages 10 the East and West Indies; also fe,o
dozen bottles of Madeira grape juice without brandy
OF peculiar delcacy of favor and of delicious taste 81
the ruit-packed in boxes of two dozen each. lust
received and for sale by
C. g. A. WARWICK.
ALSO FOB SALE,
BOTTLES
Liverpool filed sacks OF salt
Crates ofesrthen ware, well assorted for the ccun-
try trade
Sd. wrought nails, patent shot, crates of bottles
I'm plate in boxes, and brazier's copper
German and British oznaburgs
Port wine IN casks of 3 dozen bottles each
English white lead
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and quarter casks
april 2l-2aw6t*
TIE subscribers respectfully announce to their
friends and the public generally, that they have
entered into coPartnership, and intend carrying ON
THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
IN this place, under the firm of BARNES g. Bstr.
They have taken the house one door above Cbarter
q Williams and Immediately opposite to Messrs
Workman d McGruder, and are in dailv expectatihn
OF receiving per the Planter and Effort general and
well selected assortment of fancy and staple articles
suitable to the season-whicl added to those already
received by the Ert, the last arrival from New
York, will make their assortment complete and
desirable. NEWMAN w RARNES
april lG-d6t-e6t BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
SIXTY DOLL4RS REEZ9RD

oAIf DOLLHRS REE/.HRD
IA LII be given by the subscriber for the apprehension If
BIS negroes, JoZ LYoSs, join SAMPsov WV SAMSON
BILLY fAHHER, SAM d. CHARLES SsuH Joe is stout and
ranef rat black man. with smiling eountenanoe, and white
teeth John ofmiddle height and rather make not vey
Daok with slick face and white teeth William is toerably
tail ana stout OF tawny color and shutters little Bly IS
rather lower than the common height mulao and mas one
or Two or ms mont teeth broken partly Of Sam is low st
MADE black man Charles is rather tall and SLIM black and
has bumps his face They generally took with Them mart
cotton clothes and Ozuaburg shirts some of them also lo6k
WITH them old blue coats jackets and panaloon white cotton
or linen Shirts and other Sunday clothes they can them
The above men, after committing robbery the neghborhood
ran OIL on the nh inst and probably lurking about Rich
nond Petersburg, Norfolk Hanover house. or the Piping
Tree viii give the above reward for the apprehension Of a
OF $40 for each negro. HIt.L CARTER
ap t3--eo3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

y EMOVAL.-SMITH s. JOHNSON beg leave 10.
la apprise their friends that they have removed heir
store into that lately occupied by the Messrs ca n. dr.
recty opposite the United States Bank Main street.
where they offer for saic in addition choice seiec-
hon Of Vines and Spiriiuoms Liquors. the following
articles, viz: ~
Is hhds st Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans Sugar
10 do w. India and Orleans mola.ses
1000 lbs Loaf sugar, various qualities fre
10 chests gunpowSer. imperial and Young hy,on tes
90 bags Java old white and prime green coffee -
800 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum salt
10 tons bar iron. English, Swedes and Country
LIZ ton plough moulds
do blistered German and English blstercd steel =
20 kegs nails assorted =,
10000 lbs cotton yarns
IS bbls shad mackcrcl and behring's
20 kits family do
5000 lbs bacon
25 kegs Duponts powder
ton foulc's patent shot.
% bbls anil hhds common wl,iskey
10 do old rye do
80 boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IL window ylas,
SO do tallow and and sperm candles
% Kegs Jamieson's crackers
Plough lines, bed cords, shoe thre all and Irvine ID
five and ore gallon demijohn, ~
writing and wrapping paper t
Pepper, ginger and asrce
Alum, 'altpere and copperas
Cotton and wool card.
Stone ware, assorted a
Tar, lime, Sc &c., on reasonable termy yt
Sept. Is. ~ -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

NT ISIS MACKENZiES Seminary will he re open
III cd ON the LIST October, for tho reception oil board
crs and day pupils She returns her grateful thanks 10
the public for the preference given her establishment
and rosts her hopes ots continued prosperity ON the i'm
provemcnt cvnccd by her Pupils.
It's Miss Mackcnzic's ambition that Richmond "a
whose inhabitants she owes much, may in the means
OF c'ucation equal any city in the United States. To
alta ms end she has cheeriuy contributed, and will
cont nc to do by securing the aid of the most ell
cicn masters all the advantages that be derived
from Tree access to wellcbosen library, and the use
OIL ar extensive chemical and philosophical apparatus
with whatever else she procure to facilitate the
prove ncnt of the rising generation and render cra.
lure aud science attracive-with view further this
object Miss Mackenzie is now at New York.
August %. 32-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

ms FOWL says the EIkon (MarylandD Press. has nj.
ready visited orr waters in great nunbers. and !, !;
stated ~ The opinion Of OIL and experienced ducker.
MAT they will be numerous this season in the RI
we're ~ our vicinity, than hey have been for several
years past; the articles which tev feed heinz ,ucb
more abundant. day two since we were in Bohe.
"ia river, ard Tor several miles in extent could see in
n"mef able beds OF Them the -aief; in ftc the RI
yer seened literally covered hic an unusual circu
"inre at 80 early psrni Of The scason The peron,
residing on oc shores we're making extensive prep,ra.
none for an attack; indvi !u, alone having proyi
ed a keg Of powder, and several bags ofshot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

m. County Court OF Buckingham ex.c,,,cJ 20 mo nv
Lipscomb, one TO secure The payment of debt
que 10 am Jones and the other secure 10 the pay,nent
OF deo'due TO Jones and Ford, shall by the
OF e rsons to whom the said debts have been trans
crred, ,oceed on the premises the second Monday
IN Mover Der next (being buckingham court day) to
sen, at p"oie auction TO the highest bidSer certain
o' or Partei OF land containing three acres more or less
on which he tavern &c of the said pscomb is situated
in the town Of Maysvie. ITO
Terms ~ Saie--Threc hundred dollars of tho pur-
chase money viii be required in hand and the balance
IN three equal payments; the first whereof to be paid on
mo rst day oil August, 1880, and the balance in two
equal annual payments thereafter. a bond with ap-
proved security will he required for the payment of each
instamcnt end deed Of trust the property 10 Sc
cure inc pay ncnt oil the purchase money Selling AZ
GEO. BOOKER, Trustee.
OCT zE. 50-w1w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
GLOUCESTER LAND FOR SALE.-In por.

q NLoOCES Elk LAM FOX SALE.-In pursti.
~ snce OF a Decree Of the Gloucester County
Court, made at October Court, 1922 appointing me
trustee to carry into effect the provisions OF trust
Jones oil the second part, and John Fauneroy acting
executor oil Thomas Faun,eroy, dec OF the third part
VIII be sold on the third day OF December, 1922 IL fair
u not the next fair day thereafter, for ready money
the balance Of the land which has cen sod under
former deed OF trust, and which tract contained at the
execution oil said deed eight hundred and fifty acres
more or less Beginning on the Dragon Swamp Oh the
north, Mrs. Garland's The East. the main road on
the South, and Matthew Kemp's land on the West and
being the same land which said James c. Watt for
merly resided. This land Is considered very produc
tive The title Of this land is believed to be noues
tionable, but selling as trustee according to said de.
cree, shall convey only such title am invested
with. p T. POIIARD Trms,aa
oct 81. 54-w4w<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
.UnDISO.V AND Af0NpOE

we have the sasf ction OF laying belo our readers
~ ms days paper, Speech OF the venerable James
Monroe, delivered before the Convention on Monday
ia't winch, as an intellectual effort, will compare adj.
yan'ageousy IN opinion, will, any other which The
Oebites have yet called forth. Probably the bodily
power Of the speaker, weak from sge and impaired bv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
GLOUCESTER sEssIoNs-aqgmt Term.

~ WIN WITNESS.
'F'th0Hs " ''f0fe--I his wac an action brought 10
recoyef The sam Of .c24 being the amount due tv tle
defendant fr goods sold and delivered.
MT Ieunton and MIR Godson conducted the case for
ant " "0 ueieHn-
MT Taunton said. that the plaintiff was cooper. ard
tbe defendant publican, and he should prove mai ,b
Bo0ds were d"hvered.-He bad heard fhai the defend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

u AND AND LOIS AT AUCTIoN.-By virue
"a OF Deed OF Trust, executed to the subscriber b,
Hays j. Isaacs, on the 29:h day of December ISL
aud recorded according 10 law for purposes therein
prcssed will, on the 10Th day OF December next At
the City Hall in the city of Richmond proceed 10 eli
to the highest bidder, at public auction for cash slI
The right, title and interest owned by said Issacs in IN,
following tracts OF land, 10 wiz tract OF land contain
ing l2306 acres, described lying and being in the
county OF Norfolk, Va aud patented bv IN. Ch' Wv
wcalC, TO @. Gait, L. lsiacs j. Mordccsi and o,Iers
Aiso another tract % land in Henco county DESCRIBED
as being miles below Rockets and containing IN
also all the right and interest held by said Isascs in c
following lots in the city Of Richmond TO wit Inf nm
ST. on the North side Of said street. on which lot il a
wood building and temporary Black smith shop said lot
being known by the name of Bird i'm the Hand. alec Too
other lots near ndcrs Factory said street on each of
which is wooden building and on one OF said lois in tho
Jewi'h Burying grOnoi; also one other lot on tho
South side OF said street, Being the LIT LOT below the
CouHty Court House. On sad lot - small wooden ten
ement; The said lands aud lots being djyd.d Inv Isaa
lsaacs 10 The said Hays, l. lsaacs AID bi, Steer FIN
Gle, now Francis u ock. Ac'iug w. tru.tee surb nus
as Is vescd in me only will b, conveyed TO the purcha
SER Of purchasers, which title, however is believed to
be good. I KlNipnotffu
Nov. 10. "a 2,