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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
To Merchants, Planters, &c.
WIN. II. REDWOOD.
COMMISSION MERcHANr

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Fire-Proef Warehouse, on Woodsides Vhayf, reeeat
~ occupied by Jfessrs. j. & ". Souttgate, NOR
FOLK, ia.
EsPEcTFULLY tenders his services TO Merchants,
Planters, and the public generally in the safe Of
Produce, the paTchnse Of Goods and generally in ia
cihtating their business transactions in the Borough
for which his commissions viii always be rooderats
His attention being confined entirely 10 Commits
SION b"S'ness his knowledge of persons, and mode
Of doing business in Norfolk and his thorough ac-
quaintance with the country business, Will he hopes
be found advantageous to those who may employ bis
agency.
Referlo Messrs.
ROSCOW COLE,
CHS. L. WINGFIELD, { WINS Dufg.
ROBERT SOUTTER,
SHIELDS & ASHBURN, Norfolk.
inne II c. Eds. of the Rencon. \
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ROBERT B. SEMPLE, in.
ATTORNEY mr. LAW

LATE OF THE COUNTY Or KING g. QUEEN,
III AS removed TO Washington City, where nc do
signs in future to prosecute the duties Of his
profession. lie will attend The courts held for the
District and the several courts Of Loudoun and Fair
fax. lie avas himself Of this opportunity to inform
las late clients that the small portion Of business
which he len unfinished viii be completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend, Mr.. James
smith Of King g. Queen. His creditors and debtors
he respectfully refers to his brother Nh James Sem,
pie Of Essex. may IS
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LABORERS WANTED.

Oa he RappahaanOck Canal, near FSedericks5urg.
ENROM so to 60 able bodied mon will find cor
- slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks viii be pre-
erred, but industrious white men will be employed
by the month or piece work.
From TO 6, and for very prime frst rate bands,
s. month viii be given.
Farmers may be assured the risque or aboar is MOI
greater than on farm. Rations, as much bread
meat, fish and molasses can be consumed, three
times day, with some spirits Rock blasting is per
formed exclusively by whites
For farther particulars 70 the kind Of work, or
any other information required reference may be had
70 Col Storrow of Culpeper, Mr.. Benz. Barnett oil
Esuquier, Mr.. Y Smith near fredericksburg, RIcssrs
8. WellfOrd, VIM A. Knox and John Ray Of Frede
or the subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR
june Swift Fail Hill. near Fredericksburg.
~ Stone Mnsons win find constant employment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
PORTER CELLAR.

NIIE subscriber very respectfully informs the Gil
- zcns of Richmond, Manchester and tho public
generally, that be is again commencing the BO7-
THING BUSINESS Of Porter, Ale, Cider and
Wine He has Just received few hogsheads of
superior quality PORTER g. ALE, from one Of
tho best brcweries in the U. States, T. Morris &
500, Pbiladelphia.
Country merchants may rely ON having the Porter
packed in the very best manner so that will be safo
to carry three hundred miles, II necessary. Old
Bottng Cellar AZ the corner Of i4th street. next door
70 WIN. H. Ftzwhylsonn, Esquire, or al the store Of
he subscriber, directly opposite the centre Of tho
Old Market.
NAV JOHN HENRY.
VINEGAR a. LARD.--in store for salc,
30 Barrels Of strong cider vinegar
% kege c? Smithfcldlard.
juno 1, jas WLTszpH
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GROCERIES Ar AUCTION.

GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock, win
be sold at our Auction Store general assortment Of
Groceries. Among them are
90 Hhds prime st. Croix sugar
25 do do N. Orleans DO -
so bags coffee
90 chests imperial tea $50
10 hhds molasses
100 boxes brown soap - 81
so do candles
80 bbls gin
hhds Antigua run
pipes Holland gin
do French brandy
90 or: casks Malaga win.
do do Madeira
do do Tenerif
kegs indigo
cases halt pint tumblers
Also,
cases mems fine hats.
Terms at sale, Q. d. & Co. Aucs's
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AUCTION SAFE
BY OTIS, DUNLOP q 60.

AUCTION AT THE DOCK.
THIS MORNING., Monday, June 18th. AZ no
O'Clock, viii be sold at the Dock landing from the
Schr. Richmond Packet, :
II Hhds. Matanzas molasses of excellent QUALITY.
Terms at sale, O.. D. e. Co. Aucts
june IS 7I--
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letter from Sishon, dated lo April saysIhe news as
Jrst reached bsse that the French srIayns smssves in
most formidable befe Algers, preparatory to an
attack ON thar eiy, By and land, the 18th inst"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
NOTICE.

YOUNG MAN, now on, Of employ, who writes good
IN hand, Is DESTROYS Of receiving writings Of every descrp
o IN which copying required the which he win duly and
neatly the shortest notice. and the most
bic Any Application 10 this Office, communication
addressed % AMI e a. this Office, win be strictly alton
del II June 4-eoSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15

BAlrriorr, june 12-John Quincy Adams the Expsesi-
uen arrived here last evening" from his residence Meridian
ii near Washington, and took lodgings the City Hotel
He was waited upon IN tho of the evening" by a arp
number OF our citizens, many OF whom expressed desire that
no might arrs with ms long enough to admit of public mani
iostahon OF esteem and for his exalted and
re public and private virtues The late melancholy event in
ar Adams family togeter with his love Of quiet and retire
eif after long afnos and faithful public services induced
hlm TO decline compliance with wishes of his eds on
this OCCASION tie proceeded this morning, the Cnizens
Line On MS journey 10 the pa,rarchal in Sasaahu
seIts. $500 = 80 ,
NEw foak JUNE live learn from MIR Ferris one OF the
huri Gate tilcis thai tie body Of Ar. G. w Adams was
oond yesterday aheFoon ca CRY s!and directly fron of his
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15

we are enabled to present to-day, complete and
accurate list ofthc members elect Of tie Virginia
Convention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15

e. r.Nla.yaIa. 2 ~ ay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
FEMALE EDUCATION.

[IHE tall and winter session Of my School,
- will commence on the 2Sth Of ne II month.
My course OF instruction will embrace Or
biography Reading, Writing, Bellies Le,,res
including English Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic,
and Composition. ancient and modern CeogTa-
ply, the ase Of The Globes and Of Maps, ancient
and moder History, Natural Philosophy nclu-
ding Astronomy and Chemistry, Arithmetic,
Bookkeeping, Algebra, Geometry, &c. In all
the studies Of a pupil particular regard will be
paid to principles. Provision will be made, as
occasion may offer, ofsuch an apparatus as will
be needed in Implications.
| am fully established in the determination TO
continue my presen, arrangement. The prsc-
lice that have been in, since the institution of
my female school, Of receiving into il a few
saslt boys, wish to decline. have, for some
time, had opportunities Of observing the pecu-
liar dispositions of females and though my
discipline shall be suci, as to enforce order and
attention, yet in the exercise of 1t shall have
due respect for the deIicscy Of the female
mind.
shall b assisted, as heretofore, by my sister
Rebecca.
Terms for the session Of 8 months.
For beginners SI2 50
For those more advanced Is
No pupil II be received for less time than
from the day OF entry to the end Of the session.
Eighth mo, 9Th 3ti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
From The Examiner of Yesterday.
COMnUNICATIDN-For lle |s-tt..".
GOLIAH'S SWORD
Goliah's Sword is drawn,
The Scabbard cast away
The edge made Keen as can be done,

The Scabbard cast away
The edge made keen rs can be done,
The peoples right to Stay.
Mr. Randolph, il seems. says he has drawn
his sword, and has lhrapan the sheath away,
and that he never will Is;,SeRi - the Conyen.
ton that the ponreehoider ahall have hand
in taxing his land and neg :oes. We beiive
Mr.. X. is very errdne MAJ, and ncssessss
great TALENT, and that hs lacks nothing bat
true and genuine Republican principles TO
make him one ofthe greatest politicians in the
State, perhaps on the earth. But, without these
what IS he A sounding brass--s tinsline
symbol. A well full Of contaminated water is
ten thousand times worse thau if II con,hmed
no wafer AT all. There lacks nothing TO prove
that Mr.. X. IS destitute OF Republican princi
pies thu above expression Is conclusive Ike.
publicanism is erected on this base.-- The PEo.
PIE shall be g0perned by the PEOPLE. The
Constitution of Virginia says, " no man
ought 10 be taxed of his property for the sup.
port Of government, but by his own consen, or
that of his Representative" But, says Mr..
K. the non-ireeholder is not taxed for State
Government, but for County consump ions
therefore his rights ought never TO reach an
arm into politlcal affairs II Mr.. X. we're Just
and generous, he would certainly never call on
that non freeholder to march ont of his own
county TO defend Mr. RS land and negroes,
which he is unworthy TO tax. If You under.
take 10 chase Mr.. RS arisiocracy 'Il it finds
refuge, You will have 10 make II swim the o.
cean and land in Europe, whence IL came
The non.lreehoders makes more Than one half
OF our soldiery, the defence of government,
vet they must have no voice in government
Thus excluding one half ofihr brave defenders
of those lands aud negroes This is shocking
10 co.nmon sense Dni nreminds ina of "A table
once rad All the members Of the human
body quarrslsd with the belley. The feet and
legs declared they would no ionge carry such
a dumb and Iifeless bulk aboui-the bands de-
clared they would labor for il no more--the
teeth they would chew tor il no more, &c. &c.
&c. BY and by tho beIey began to iaosuish
for want Of support-and in her desolaiIon all
those members lost the spring OF motion, aud
consequently died. Let the Delegates in Con-
vention refect--Iei them that equal rights
among subjects are the very germs Of the
love of cohntry-ihat love Of country is the
strongest fertilization of any State or nation.
And lei the people reflect properly on these
things, and Mr.. K. will, 40 doubt, al another
eleclioreering season gel unanimous voice
TO stay at home. JONATHAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
James River Land for Sale.

IN PURSUANCE of decree OF the county
81 court of Buckingham, tho undersign
commissioners, or one or more OF them, will
proceed, ON the premises, on the 24lh day OF
September next, 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder
IA tract Of laf&i in the lower part Of Buckine ham
on James River, called Mount Ha.
This tract Of land is believed 10 contain six
hundred acres--aboui one hundred and fly OF
which are low grounds. good portion Of The
high land is in woods, and is tobacco land
The whole Of the open land is ia good condi.
lion, and part OF the bottom land eIiraordins.
lilly fertile.
The Improvements originally constructed,
with an eye 10 taste and usefulness, will require
some repairs.
An accurate survey Of the whole tract, ascer-
tanning the quantity of forest aud open, hill
and bottom land will be made before the day
ofsale-and plate, exhibiting the results, will
be prepared for the information OF those con d.
cerned.
TERMS.-A credit of !, 2, 3 and 4 years
will be given. The commissioners will require
from the purchaser bond with approved securi.
ty, and will retain lien on the land ill the pur.
chase money be paid.
GEO. N. PAYNE,
w. l.. FONrAiNE, oo'h'ns-
WIN. +. RANDOLPH. "o"e's'
August 81. ,ds5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
Aund SC. for Sale.

IN conformity to deed Of trust made by
u Thomas Oliver, dated ODD day Of Decem.
Der, 1920, and by Thomas aud John Oliver,
one other deed Of trust. dated the 0,h day OF
April, 1923. both Of which deeds are duly re-.
corded ia the Clerks Office of the county court
of Charlotie-l purpose, as surviving trustee,
to sell, at auction, on The premises, on The 9th
day OF October next. The following property, IN
order 10 satisfy the debts expressed IN the said
two deeds, 10 wit tract OF land, in the coun-
~ ofCharlolte, on Turnp creek. con tanning
$40 acres more or less, and bounded by Book
er's road The tract Of land on which the said
Thomas and John Oliver now resides, WIN. Ell
more and others also Albert a negro boy, n
bout years old. According TO the terms OF
the said two deeds, the property was subject to
cash sale, hut the creditor being willing TO
indulge the purchaser IL months for one third
The land purchase, the terms will be thus for
the negro boy, cash two thirds cash for the
land, aud one third payable in ~ months; n
bond and approved security. bearing interes,
from the date will be required. and a deed Of
trust on the land. Astrustee I shall only CON
yey such title as is vested in me by the said two
deeds ofirusi.
GEORGE KENT.
August 81. wids5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
Richmond JutH D.

Richmond July, D.
WHEAT
Wheat comes in very slowly, and large
proportion Of what arrives is IN bad condi-
ton owing to the rainy weather for some time
past. Many Farmers, who would bring their
wheat to market, are prevented by the wea-
Their from getting it ready whilst Others are
determined to keep it at home, ia hopes of
better price. The market is at present in an
unsettled state, we have heard OF some sales
OF good white at 971 cts. and red at %, but
they cannot he considered the curreni prices.
FLOUR.
Flour has improved little in price and is
in good demand. Canal -four sells readily ut
81 7-S, some are asking 81 City Mill nonr
So IA, at which price some OF the MiIlers ara
not disposed to sell. Whig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

Florence. Al. on Monday 81 inst. by Thomas
Waddel. who was under the influence of into, j.
cation. Inc homicide has been committed for
tiai.
Lightning.-In Green county on
The 18th inst. screen roiunbie horses. the property
ofWm. v. Speght, esq, were killed by light.
ming. They had hun n moment before the
discharge OF the electric fluid, taken shelter
unde, tree, near the residence of Mr.. 5.
More Rcform.-We understand tina,
the report OF the renewal OF Henry Wilson,
esq. from the Office OF Marshal at kay West,
is confirmed, and that Mr.. John Dean, late of
Sparta. Ala, has been appointed to succeed
him.
Snacks.--During the plague in Lon
don, noted body searcher lived, whose name
WAS Snacks. HIS business increased so last,
that, finding he could not compassit he offered
10 any person who should Join him in his bar
dened practice. half the profits thus those
who joined him were said ogo with Snacks,
Hence going snacks, or dividing the spoil.
A Scoid.-Foote being scolded by
lady. said, 3" have heord of inrior and brim-
stone-you are the cream OF the one aud the
foCer of The other
Union of Churches. Several Church.
cs atlach he'd TO the Methodist Societies, in the ci-
ties of New York and New Jersey have united
themselves to the Associated Meihodists, aud
al the approaching annual Conference of the
Methodist Societies in the State of New York
and New Jersey, IL is expected that the whole
Society will adopt the same measure. The
Methodist Societies are secession hom the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and comprise
membership of 5000, with upwards OF 300 MN
tiers.
Wdterspout. On the night of Fri
day the eth instant. during tremendous storm
Of thunder aud ran-it is believed Water
spout broke on the end OF the mountain near
Sricklers Spring in this county
We have conversed with n gentleman
sw howas at The spring during the tine-he
otated tina I the torrent of water washed 10
considerable distance large rock of more than
a thousand ponnds-and that the stone wash
ed down in the orchard of Mr.. Strickler coy
err bel ween one and two acre that II Is belle
we'd a single feam would not be sufficient 10
haul il OFF in a year.
Ler. Int
From the Examiner of Yesterday
ACCIDENT While actuaicd by TINT daring
aud II desire TO distins nsh himself. Witch Ut
so great an excitement To the human mind
and as one of our writers expresses himself,
which principle places the6rst wrestler on a
village green and an Alexander on the same
level MIR. PETERS, last evening while per
forming one of his fea's fell from the Gel ling OF
the Federal street Theatre on the stage, IN a
line with the lights Of the ocbestra. He was
bled onihe spot. aud is supposedio have recei'
we'd no irreparahle injury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
TRUST SALE.

I'D Y virtue OF deed ofirust executed 10 thc
I'd subscriber on the llth February, 1894, by
David Saunders, jr. Of Lyncbburg, and Tor The
purposes sc, forth IN said deed, which 10 of re,
cord In the Clerks Office Of the county court of
Bedford, the subscriber will sell. publicly, for
cash, before thu front door Of the Frnnklin
Hotel, in Lynrhbure, OF Saturday the 29ih OF
August neat, IL fair, if not, the next fair day
thereafter. SUNDAYS 'cxcepted) an undivided
MORT, ola tract OF land lying in the county Of
Bedford, and containing BY a late survey, i've
thousand nine hundred aud twenty acres, be.
ing the same tract oflaad conveyed TO DIR. jos.
Saunders and the said David Saunders. If.
jointly by James Pleasants, then President of
the Literary Fund OF Virginia which said con.
veyance is also Of fecor in the Clerks Office
Of the olniy court of Bedford. This is the
tract Of land OF which one Jacob Rnbsnmon
died, seized, and NJ his death, by consequence
Of n general failure Of heirs, il escheaied 10 tho
Commonwealth rs was duly ascertnined BY
nqnisiiion. found and r. corded in III. county
aforesaid The subscriber, acting rs uuster =.
will convey such title only ss Is vested In hin,
by said deed, which he believes 10 be uranes-
tionable. FORDYCE 4 BOWEN
The above sale Is postponed until Tuesday
the 10Th day OF September next.
FEB.
Aug. 80 4w6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

Wheat aud Fiour.-A slight adv ance has late
" taken place in both these articles. Whea'
is brisk at % cents. In other articles of pro
duce We believe there is no change.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

hgfI Occurrence. attempt, which we
regret to say proved too successful, to poison
the family oil DR.. Floyd, who resides few miles
from this place, was made by his servants on
last Thursday morning. While the family were
al breakfast, they were taken with vomiting
winch Immediately created the suspicion that
some poisonous ingredient had been put in
'heIr coffee. The cook was called up, who
denied any knowledge of the fact, and willingly
par'ook ola cup ofthe coffee.-A negro man,
mat was in the Kitchen was then sent for, who
eclined TO drink OF the coffee offered him, but,
On being compelled to psrtake oft, was I'M
heoiateIy taken violently sick. and confessed
s"e iac' OF having put arsenic in the coffee pot.
o" was distressing moment. Physic ans
were sent Tor, but with all their skill were una :
oie 10 save from the sudden jaws of death all
''e 'an'y' An interesting little boy about ten
years old died about 4 o'clock of that evening
~ SAID he drank his cup of coffee before eat.
ihg' winch caused the poisonous draft to act
more powerfully upon his empty stomach. We
learn that 1t is supposed several of Or. Floyds
negroes were engaged in this conspiracy, and
'"a' hSe have been lodged in Bedford Jail to
answer fol this hellish deed.
1"e use % ardent Spirits.-We have heard
.nueh OF Temperance Societies, but have
""o"h lew who were their Jealous supper tets
"ac''e what: they preached" when self.
interest stood IN the way. An instance Of self.
e"'a' mas lately come 10 our knowledge which
'0r cons'stencys sake alone deserves com
e"oa''on' Capt Jno Lefwich, gentleman
WV Keeps house of public entertainment in
'''o'd county, has lately advertised that, ,af.
'e' Inc LIST day of October next. no ardent
spirits will be kept or used in his house.
'" 'eo' he says, "to this measure from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

BY an arrival at Boston, London dates of the
receiyeG--no farther accounts from the war in
the East of any interest. The British and
French Ambassa doris had arrived at Constant
nople. but negotiations mad not yet been re-
opened. The Courier contradcts the rumo,s
of a change of Ministry in England Francis
B. Ogden, our new Consul at Liverpool had ar
has had the honor of the degree of l.. L. ID,
conferred upon him by the University of OK
ford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
Stop the NunaWay.

n SECONDED few days ago from the
~ overseer. EMANUEL, likely negro
man belonging TO Mrs. Sarah Belts Emanu-
Ell Is abou, 20 years of age, u very bright mulat
10 and has very heavy conntensnce, I believe
he has light SPOT about the size OF dollar on
his breast his clothing when he started. was
a homeSpun twiled WOODEN coat, tow pants.
locus aud thread aud cotton shiri--no other
marks recollected. A liberal reward will he
given for the apprehension or delivery OF the
said negro to Mrs. Belts. IN Botetonrt County
near the Big Lick, Va. or secured in jail so that
he is obtained. W BAILEY.
August 81. 80
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Newton's Pilgrim. Triumph.

Newton's Pilgrims Triumph.
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Owen on the Spirit
opie's Works
opie ON Lying
Orphan Lucy
y
Polyglote Bible
Psysun's Sermons
Paley's Philosophy
Paleys Evidences
Paieys Natural Theology illustrated
Profession, no, Pridciple
Pilgrims Progress
Portue's Lectures on Matthew
Pocket Bibie
Prosecuted Family, by Pollock
Pink Tippei
Pilgrims Of India
Reformed Pastor
Refuge and Guide
Review of Meth odist Controversy
Religious Fashions
Ralph Gimmell
Reciprocal Duties
Sunday School Hymns
Siuart's Journal
sinart's Commentary on Hebrews
Springs Essays
Spring on Kege neraiion
Soougels Life of God
SCOTS Essays
Scoti's Family Bible
SCOTS Letters aud Papers
Scots Theological Works
Selfknowledge. by Mason
Storms Reflections
Scripture Illustrations
Short discourses for children
Sacra Prevaiae
Simpsons Plea
Success in life
Spirit of Prayer
Scripture History
Sunday School Schemes.
Il
Thornton on Repentance
Trial OF Anti-Christ
Taylar on the Atonemeni
lay lor's Remains
T.
Union Spelling Book
v
Village Hymns
Village Dialogues
Village Sermons
Visits Of Mercy
Village School.
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Woods on Infant Baptism
Watts Psalms aud Hymns
Wa,son's Apology
Wardlaw Oh Ecclias,ics
Wisdom's Voice
Wilson's Sabbath.
Y
Young Jewess
Youth Casket
lions Pilgrim
lions Harp
Zimmerman on Solitude.
Aug. 81 3m
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Aug.a0

kNfOTlCE.-ljy virtue of deed of trust en-.
AI ecuied TO tho subsc, ibefs by Ambrose
kneker aud Beisey his wife, md is u record 10
the couoiy court Of Amhefs, for certain purpo,
SEES IN said deed expressed, will be exposed 10
sale, at public au, ton, on Friday the Gotta day
ol October next, If fair, II not, the neg fair day
tract OF laid continuing sixty acres, lying
near Miller's creek, IN the county of Amherst
another tract containing shout thirteen hun
bred and fifty acres, being the tract on which
said Rucker resides; also one other trac, in the
same neigbborhood. containing about eight
hundred and thirty nine acres, OF which Geo.
Iinsley resides. The sale will be on credit
OF one, two aud three years he purchaser Civ.
ing bond with approved security. and deed of
trust on the land TO secure the purchase money.
Acting as trustees. the subscribers will convey
such title ms is vested in them by said deed aud
none other. which they believe good.
The above sale will take place AT the residence
of said Ambrose Rucker.
JOHN MILLER, Trus-
ID. r. EDLEY. tees.
August 81. wm.b