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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

RBUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed of
III tIas', executed to the subscribers, by Randolph
Ross oil the County OF White, in the State OF Tonnes
see, on the 18th day OF August 1920 and recorded in
the Hastings Court. Tor the City Of Richmond on the
2C,h day of June, 1926 and ordered to be certified
which said deed OF trust registered in the Regis
ter's Office, in White County, state of Tenne ssee
on the Sth dayo August 1921 and also egstered in
the Registers Office, in Warren County State of Ten.
nes.ee, the 9th day OF August 1921 for the purpose
OF securing the payment OF suniry sums of money
mentioned in the said deed will be sold by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, ready money! at the
front door of the Eagle Hotel in the City of Richmond
on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF December next at II
o'clock, IL fair, Otherwise 10 81; fair day there after
the following property to witt certain piece or par
eel oi lana IN The comfy OF Warren, State Of Tennes
see, containing 81 acres, including the Arch Cave.
Sundry other pieces or parcels OF land, purchased by
the said Randolph Ross Of Elijah Saunders George San-
ders, Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp. John Officer, Will
liam Eavrs, Alexander McMurray Charles and William
G'essum Thomas Ray. and Elijah Deske, and sundry
pieces parcels of land in the said County and State
granted by the aid State, the said Randolph Ross
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece or parcel of land in the county of
White in the said state of Tennessee, containing one
hundred and fifteen acres, including the Big Bone cave
and sunry other pieces parcels OF land i'm the said
county and state, purchased by the said Randolph Ross
OF Anthony Debruce, John McI.emore Geo Saunders
Elijah Saunders Elihu Saunders, Jacob Drake Isaac
Drake and John Wilson-and sundry pieces parcels
oil land in the county and sate granted by the said state
to the said Randolph Ross supposed contain about
eleven hundred acres-Also third part Of certain
tract or parcel of land in the said county of Warren
state Of Tennessee which the said Randolph Ross holds
jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand including the Salt Wells on Rocky
Riyer-Also 10 negroes, whose names "not re-
collected, nine OF which in the possession OF Reu
ben Ross, and six in the possession OF William Ross,
J also all the stock in trade at two stores beong ng
TO the said Randolph Ross, in Tennessee, Of whi,h
is kept at Sparta, the other at Arch Caves the first
OF which stock amounted to $4,000 And also the
chandisc in The hands Of Reuben Ross OF Lexngi in
Virginia belonging to the said Ross valued al 900
The sale will be conducted by Thomas Taylor
w. cambridge, 1r.
w. NEKERyIS, i'u''ees'
Oct II. 4s-tds
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ENDUCATlON-The Subscriber will commence lila
IL school in Charlottesville the 10th day of Jsnu-
ary next 70. the instruction Of boys in the English La.
Tin. Greek. and French Lang lages, which will COM
prize session Of little upwards OF ten months. Avacas
tioa Of one month will be given In August. The
course will comprise in the English Department, En-
gsh Grammar, Geography, Book excepting, Arithmetic,
and preparatory course Of Mathematics viz: Lacroixs
Algebra and Legendre's Geometry; in the classical. the
tory, Geography and Mythology. The instructor win
be generally during the day with his pupils. save suf
heieDt time for exercise and eaiion, as TO
sist aud instruct them both in the preparation, and
recitation of their lessons As he Intends his school
TO be permanent and believes the adv antagcs Of an ed
ucat,on and the facility OF acquiring il, Increased by
pursuing regular and sysematical plan, he would
prefer. az pupils, those boys, whe will probably
plete their scholastic with him. His course i
such, to give boys all the for any
Of the Colleges Universities, aud especially for the
University OF Virginia. with eye 10 which, il has
been prepared. He would be glad, If those who in.
tend to favor him with their patronage, would medi-
ateiy apprize him Of their intenon for II the size oC
the School will justify it, he will employ ASSISTANT so
as to have the French Language taught by native
Frenchman.
Those who may not be acquainted with the .ubscri-
Der, he woald refer to Thomas w Gmer, II. w. Wood,
James w. Saunders, Henry 7. Harry, DIR. l.. Cooke
Thomas j. Randolph, PhipP. Blrbour and VIM +.
Gordon. Board in genteel families be in
Charlottesville from eight TO ten dollars per month
the English branches. Latin, Greek, French, and Ma
thematics, 500
English branches, Latin, and Mathematics, 5000
English branches only 25.
Dec. o. 69-w4w
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Nov. %.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-'rhe sub.
v scriber wishes to sell that well known stand the
Eagle Tavern in the town Ct Lexington, present oc
cuped by Mr.. Henry McClu,g. II is situated in the
centre OF the town, opposite the public buildings; the
venence necessary for House of Entertainment. Iis
presumed that more particular description of the pro-
perry unnecessary as any person wishing purchase
would view the premises. Should ii not be sold before
the LIST day OF January next it will then be offered for
ren-n either possession can be given the first
day OF April next Also valuable irac: O. is.:i lvin~
on the head waters Of Rocksh, in the County of Mel
son. containing two hundred and fourteen acres of first
rate wood land Also undivided interest in tract of
land lying adjoining the aforesaid tract few likely
young negroes would be received in payment and the
payments made to suit the purchaser. For terms apply
to the subscriber living Lexington, Rockbrdge
County, Va. ALEXANDER SHIELDS
Nov. 70. 26-6ts
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MAIILL be sold, at ptiiic auction, on 1uesday The
w sM ddy If December nert, If fair, If not The
nesfJ ar day, on c premises the tract If iaud ohich
JOrmeTiy resided on, n The County If Louisa, on The
S0uthJoThQf Paalkey TiUer and containing 5y esti-
nation 81 acres large PORTION If ohieh is rrer Ioto
grol'ds, and -3 rood land NTH s0od iDproUemenis
IHe tract NJ land, WiH be sOd credit IF One fco
gnd three years, tcih the usual curfy, and possession
deiiDe,ed the ld IF January, 1880, and ne usual crop
NJ Uhedt, tc seeded This 0iL: His0 nj The same TIME
d"d pidce nil be sold at fCelUe months credi for an
sums aJocc fire doidrs, all The stock IF eperg descyp
hon on ie said plantation, together NTH he crop of
corn todd9 end hay. The purchaser 20 gre joHd
clM 0FPfOUcd seea in.
BfCk;ERTOV' Tt,LyvSTOyy
.For. .. 5G-wfdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

IWM ANSlON HOTEL. Pennsylvania .1reaue near
IVM the Presidents House anil Public Offices. late
UiIidmsons and Strother's, Washington Cfty
-. C.-This establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and is now completely furnished
it the patronage of his friends and the public
~ "Fuler's New Lines, ~ os'iifgt0D, Georgetown
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches"
.!srt from and come direct this house and in few
few days, will be intersccted, at this point by daily
line to Alexandria and tri-weekly line TO Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia.
Nov. &C. 6j-tf
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H AND, NEGR0ES, STOCK, &c. FOR SALE
GA On Wednesday l6t December next, IL fair other,
wise the next fair day, will be sold on the premises
TO the highest bidder, on twelve months credit tract
oi lands belonging 10 the estate of Philip Gatewood
deceased; IL lies about miles above Duukirk in King
ard Queen county, and we'll adapted tie growth
Of Corn Wheat and Cotton; contains about 700 acres
and Is well worhthe attention OF any person. to
purchase land; eleven negroes, nine OF tn key men
and boys-'he stock consisting Of borses, COWS and
hogs, about $500 weight live pork ne crops on hand
(abou 500 bis corn) cart, still, and many small
articles, not necessary 10 cnunrrate.
REUBEN NJ. GARNrTT,
CLANCY q. HENSHAw,
Exors Of Philip Gaewood, decd
NOV 70. 65-tds.
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tFrom tho Columbus Enquirer, 7ih in.i.)


Benjamin Marshal, chief OF the Creek nation has
just returned TO this place, from Arkansas We are
grained TO learn from hiR that the country west the
Mississippi has never been too highly as in
every way suited TO the pursuits and cusoms of the
Indian lie represents the climate as perfectly congo
streams Astounding with ii.h, and The forests anil
prairies, filled with Buffalo and other game. SO con
ctng the a,ions of the country West Of
the Mississippi, That many OF the Indians (aniopg whom
are large number OF Marshals riends) had deter
mined never tor there until some one of their
own tribe, in whom they could place confidence had
visited and explored Tie couutry and then returned
the nation and advised them accoriingly With this
view exclusively, Mr. Marshall left his home, and on
his own expence has made every necessary discovery
lie Informs us, that without single opposing voice,
all 10 whom he has made known the situation, aud
prospects OF the country have sgnifed their approba
ton, and are now willing emigrae, and that he has
no doubt, that at least half the nation will
TO the Arkansas before next fall.
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NHTlIL be sold TO the highest bidder al uublic auc-
Wv ton on Thur'day The 18th instant, December,
IL fair, or the 81 fair day thereafter at the late resi-
dence Of Joseph Taylor decd in the County OF Cum
berand, all the pershabe property and as many slaves
as will be sufficient TO pay the debts Of the deceased
and OF the estate OF the Terms Of sale For al
sums under fifty dollars cash for sums Of fifty dollars
and upwards twelve months credit. The purcha-
giving bonds with approve security before deiv-
erng ofptoperty, All persons having claims against
the deceased, or the estate Of the same will please
make them known to the admin drator on or before tho
day Of sale, that provision may he made for their dis
charge. ARGH'D TAYLOR, Adnintor
Of Joseph Taylor, deed.
Dec. s. 6S-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN,--who deem. himself
"a quaihed TO instruct IN the Greek Latin, and
french Languages and the ordinary branches of Ma
Ihema;ics, wishes 10 obtain situation teacher in
some public or private seminary in private family.
II Testimonials will be produced il required.
letter directed to N NJ; Iindsay's Store Aibemarle
will be attended Collaboration may also be obtained
by applying 10 Benjamin. +. Niche E,q, of Richmond
BENJAMIN f. NICHE.
Dec. 3. 6s-w3w
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MARRIAGES or rue DglF ANDD DUMB.


MARRIAGES or THE DEAF AND DUMB.
No word.-no sound.- and vet n solemn rite
Procccdcth mid the or,ivc lighted hall.
Heats aro 10 ue1ty-- and the soul doth take
That oath, which unabSolscd must stan till Doatly
With icy seal, doth close the Scro, of life.
no worj,- no SQUAD aud SUI yol holy man,
With strong and graceful gesture hath inposod
TITO itr0vokabc and with. meek prayer,
Hath scntit TO be resster'din hc0vcn;
hethiaks this silence heavily doll, brood
Upon the spirits--Ssy, thou nowcr crowuod bride,
What means tho sigh that ftorn thy ruby lip,
Doth scape, as " 10 seek some el9mout
That angels breathe.
Mute- Mutc.- 'tis passing strange! 80
Like necronancy all. And vet tits well:
For tho deep trust With which n m ,ilcn casts
Her all OF earth pcrchanec her all of hoavon,
Into n mortal hand tho confidence
With which she turns in every thought to him.
Her moro than brother, and her noxt tn God,
Hath never yet been Injected out ia words,
Or weighed with language.
So, We voicclcss pair,
rass on in hope. For We may build as firm
Your silent altar Ia each others hearts,
And catch tho sunshine through the clouds of time,
Aschecrily as though tho ponp of speech
Did herald forth the decd. And when yc dwell
where flowers fade not, and death treasured tito
Hath power to sever morc-y need
The fear scquestratc aud tho tunelcss tongues:
For there the eternal dialect of love
Is the free breath OF every happy soul
IN. r. UeeL't Rrie,r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

. Tree Hill Tor sale, several Blooded Horses and
Mares; among them Stallion by Timoleon, dam by
old Diomede, grand dam by Wildar-A polo-Partner
F naught-inlported mare, ga Stallion by Pa
colet, dam by young Bedford, grand dam by Shark,
great grand dam by old Flag OF Truce.-Tbis Horse
comes highly recommended from Tennessee both as a
racer and stallion He is beautiful sorrel about If
teen hands, inch high, exhibiting degree OF ex.
ccllence in form, beauty, and action, rarely re
with, in this noble animal. A remarkable fine brood
mare by old Sir Archie, dam by-IlilPs King TdniinY
grand dam by grey Diomee, great grand dam by Bran
dy, out oil an imported mare. Together with several
other young colts and mares Of the very best blood
Gentlemen wishing to purchase will please call on
the subscriber at Tree Hill or J. Nj. Selden, .E,q.
Richmond. r. WATSON.
Dec. 69-wN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

a RAND SOLAR MICRoSCOPE.--The public
S@ are respectfully informed, the Proprietor of the
Microscope, has obtained very eligible in the Ma
scum in this city, Formerly occupied the Statuary
Room and which is fitted up for the purpose of
better displaying the great nagnfying powers of the
astonishing instrument The will be open for vi
sitors from 8, A. NJ to 8. p. NJ. ecery fair day.
This surprising instrument discovers view the most
minute bodies in the animal, vegetable and mineral parts
Of creation, magnying them than 5000 600 times
The apparent dust on figs or cheese, which living ami
macula is scarcely perceptibe TO the naked eye mag
nicd to the size of from to feet and in
actual motion, fighting and contcndng in the spirit
ed manner. Many other objects are prepared and will
be exhibited. The interesting process of Crysfdiiza
ton is shown in most respondent and magnificent CO.
oursIt needs but to be seen to be most admired il be-
ing impossible to give an adequate description of its
brancy. y Admittance 80 cts, children half price
Nov. .. 56-t
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SkUST SALE In pursuance OF a deed ot trust
h executed bv Gen: John Brown, TO the subscriber
bearing date the 3lst y Of March, 1920, and
in the office of the County Court OF Augusta and at the
request OF the parties concerned, will procs ed to SELL
on The 18th day oil December next, before the front
door OF Mrs. Ann Chambers Tavern. in the Town OF
Saion all the slaves conveyed in said trust amount
ing TO upwards OF thrty some OF which very vaua-
Die house servants; good Black Smith, first rate
shoe maker; number of very likely boy. and girls,
&c.-Ih-y viii be sold on credit of nine months-
the purchasers giving bonds with good security will,
interest from the date 81
DANIEL SHEFFEY, Trustee.
Dsc. 8. 6S-w1w
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EJDUCATION.-- AT very healthy situation near
81 GolaDdsville, Caroline, the subscriber win open
SCHOOL on ihe i5in Jan. ensuing He will teach ths
Englsh fongue, including Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, Hiroty, aud Geography,--wib Map', Latin, the
various branches Of Mathematcs, Geometry, Tfiso.
uometfy, Algebra and numerical Arithmetic.
Several B0afdefs can be accommodated by fhe sub
scfiber, At 800. Tor - ard and Tuition: the Bosrdery
furnishing bed md bedtiog. Tuition for day seholsrs
$40. JOHN v KEAN.
Dec. 3. I2l-- So
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II p EMOVAL.-SMITH s. JoitNsoN beg leave to
IL u apprse their friends that they have removed their
store into that lately occupied by the Messs. Gas di.
rectiy opposite the United States Bank Main street.
where they offer for sale, in addition TO choice seiee,
ton Of Wtnes and Sprituous Liquors. the following
articles, viz:
i5 hhds ST Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans Sugar
Is do w. India and Orleans molasses
1900 lbs LOAF sugar, various qualities
10 chests gunpowaer. imperial and young hyson tea
% 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 mouds
do blisiercd German and English blstered steel
25 kegs nails, assorted
10000 lbs cotton yarns
IS Lbls shad, mackerel and behring's
20 kits family do
5000 lbs bacon
25 kegs Dupont's powder
ton Toue's patent shot
25 bbls and hhds common wbi.key
10 do old rye do
30 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
80 do iallow and and sperm candles
30 kegs Jamiesons crackers
Plough lines, bed cords, shoe thread and twine
Five and one gallon demijohns
Writing and wrapping paper
Pepper, ginger aud ailspce
Alum sal!pcire and copperas
Cotton and wool cards
Stone ware, assorted
Tar, lime, &c &C., on reasonable terms.
Sept. Is. 3s-wn
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1895 Prizes amounting TO S185 $50
Whole tickets 80, Halves 81 30, Quarters 81 25
Orders for tickets shares, will meet the most
prompt attention, and the official list of the drawing win
be forwarded TO all those who may require i-Address
THoS. q. BIGGER,
Dec D. 65-td Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

4 yi,tue OF de, d. of trust, executed 70 me nv
"a - William Verser, on the 9th day of August, 1927
aud duly recorded in The Clerks Office of Nottoway
County shall proceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder
Tor cash, at Nottoway Court House on Thursday the
Itb day Of January next (it being Nottoway Court
day,l the following slaves to witt Anfhoney, Bob Doc.
tor, Kendall. Nelly, Mary, Mary, (he younger) tt
sha Jude, Lucinda aud their increasc-or so many of
them az may be suffice 10 discharge certain bond
named in the said deed executed Archibald Camp
bell-The title 10 said slaves is believed to he good
but =, all only convey TO the purchaser such title as
is vested in me as trustee: RICH'D X. CRALLE, ir
Notoway, Dec !. 67-wAx#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

tDuCATioN, Tho subscriber. faving employed y
N young gentleman well qualified, an sssisaant
intends TO opena school, the ensuing year At Hisckory
Bottom. In the County oil Hanover-1he course olf in
s.sucuon WIN embrace the Latin AMI rrsnch Languages,
The Various branches of Mathem science NxdSirai
and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Geography, with
the use OF the Maps and Globes, Epglish Gramtnar
Settle school will commence the 10Th Of Janus
airy, and terminate on the 18th Of December.
There will be vacation OF month, Ia the gu ls,-
mer-Thc price Of board, tuition, washing and iodx-
ing will be one hundred doarsor board and tuitlsn
alone, ninety doars payable, in each case, hiaf
on the LIST OF June, and the other half the 10Th OF
Dscember.-Hs residence Is about stwenty-six miles
above k'ehmond, and in OF the most healthy and
respectable neighbourhoods in Virginia. .ItIs tho
road, leading from Colonel Goodalfs Tavern 10 Fred<
ricksburg. t'-c ~ ~ tesEt
The sutscrberpleiges himself to pay strict aHsutiors
10 the tuition and morals Of the boys, intrsted 10 hss
,ns'rucoa Letters addressed TO Montpelier Post Once,
tianover County, ~ill be attended to.
Ft9'sS > J. d. @. BROWN.
Dec. g. 6a-w7ts
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a FEMALE TEACHER.-A young lady who has
IN had several years experience in teaching wsbe.
ositua,ion in private family; one up the country
would he preferred She il qualified TO teach all the
branches OF an English education, with music die.
work. SC Sec. For Information. apply to Mr.. James
Winston, Richmond, or Mr.. Thomas Shore of Pc
tersburC.
Dec 6S-v2,y
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Scheme No. s-Odd and Epen.

Scheme No. SOdd and ECen.
CoHEN's OFFIcE-Baifihnore, Nov 81 Is2g
~ Wehave the pleasure TO present herewith, Glass
No. g. for 1929 of the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYSTEM bv
which the Holder of Two Tickets, or Two Shares Is
certain of obtaining at least One Prize and NAV draw
THREE! The drawing of which viii take place in the
City of Baltimore
Wednesdoy the 3oh December.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

HEUBLIC SALE-Pursuant to an order made by
n the Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
cult Court OF the District of Columbia, in the matter of
John Davis nsolvent debtor will be Sold at public
auction, the ls day Of March all the right title
and interest of the said Davis, in and to tract of land
in kanawha County, in the State of Virginia lying on
Elk river, on the s r. side above and below the mouth
oil Blue Creek supposed to contain about 80 900 acres
Sale to take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in the
City OF Washington, kept By Jesse Brown at o'clock,
lcrms-A credit OF twelve months, the purchase mo-
ncy to be secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
CURT! to be approved by the Trustee.
THOS. HUGHES, Trustee.
SIS eP MAURO s SON, etf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08

HIHSsAYS ON BANKiNG.--Coilns s Co lave
IA this day Published Essays on Blinking; originally
in the. Richmond Enquirer. lauder the signature OF
Geo. Ciinion) corrected and improved, aud enlarged
by two additional numbers now first published
For sale by Henry White, Petersburg, VIM. f. Gray.
Fredericksburg, G. Bonsal, Norfolk, A. X. North,
Lynchburg, Z. p. MKennie, Charlottesville, p.
Thompson, Washington City, and F. Lucas. Jr., Balti-
Nov. 26. G56ir
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"A CLASSICAL TEACHER il DESTROYS OF infor-
T. NATION relative to favorable situation for the
establishment Of fret rate school. He would teach
yosug ladies, young men, both, the circunstan
IT the place, and the wishes Of those interested
might require. lie has had experience and success az
Principal Of large Academy, aud during the past wear
has instructed the young ladies' Of disting Semi.
nary, in Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geoe rsphy
Composition, Elocution Rheiorick, History and Na,u-
raj Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry
with experimental illustrations Besides these ne would
teach Drawing, plain and ornamental Penmsnship and
Hebrew, Creek, Latin, French and Spanish Languages
Since his graduation in 1890, he has been occupied in
teaching or in the acquisition Of those branches which
MIGHT render him more useful and acceptable in the
business no has chosen az profession.
Tie most ample and satisfactory testimonials will be
given. Letters, post paid addressed to Montgomery
Young, Phiadephis, will obtain immediate attention.
Nov. 10 62-wdfs
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A GkEEABLY TO the provisions Of a deed Of trus,
IN executed 10 us by William O. Watson for purpos..
therein specified, hearing date the 22nd day Of July
Cumberland, shalt, Saturday, the 10th day Of De.
cember next on the premises, sell the highest bidder.
at public SALE for cash, OF Land lying in The low
er end OF Cumberland oontsning 3ll acres more or
less" Also, other ef land la said county =
near the former, containing 10 acres more or ess
which said tracts Of land particularly
ed IN said deed. Also the following slaves, to witt.
Walker, Peyton Lozy and her child, Burweli & Char
otte also the crops OF wheat and tobacco now on
hand two horses,a 6ne midling stallion several yoke c
Watson, or much thereof may be suficiept to sa
tisfy the acquisitions Of ssid deed The title 10 bshev-
e, 10 be good but shah such only a. l. vest.
ed in us under the Trust Deed.
SAMUEL. HATCHER, lr
EDWARD WATSON, trustees.
Cumberland, Nov. 10. 5SZwtds