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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-02

SPEEDY JUSTICE. On Tuesday, the 18th
ult., man by the name of james B. Elliott,
was arrested in Sussex county, for having
stolen, on the preceding day, horse, and
on the 18th he was arraigned nj the bar,
tried, and found guilty, by a jury of his
country, after which he received the sem
tence of the court: to restore four fold the
value OF the said horse; to be set on the
pillory for the SPACE of one hour; to be
publicly whipped with thirty-nine lashes
upon the bare back, we'll laid on; and to
be disposed of us a servant, TO the highest
and hest bidder or bidders, for the period
of seven years, which sentence was execut-
ed on the 18th, including only three days
ride from freedom and independence, to the
whipping post, pillory, and slavery.
Deldware Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-02

On the 9Th ult., Mr.. Charles Shattuck shot n
fat deer in PePPersll. II weighed 1871 lbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12

GREAT BARGAINS.
Ohm sARVAY, respectfully inform. his custom sr. and
Northern Packets,
Il Splendid Spring assortment,
which he now opening aud offers either al Whoe,.e or
Retail, for cash, the usual credit puneua
Owing TO his personal attention the selection Of these
goods al the principal Northern Manufactures. he feel,
feet confidence IN asserting that they the very
Latest Fashion;
And can be Disposed of good any that are or
may be IN the market this He will Ieeeiyns adj
ditionsi supplies by every packet throughout season.
that his assortment will always be found complete.
Amongst the present as,ortment the isi owing
1000 par Ladies' lasting slippers with heel quae,
1000 do do do (pring)
500 Z" lsakin Shoe.
50 a." Genledfen's moro. dress boots Id quality Phia.
Phis
so Z" do calf do do
100 do do do do End l. 3rd qualiie.
200 Gentlsmen's DIRE" shCes, lat quality
zoo do moro. pumps
$50 bootses a.
500 Me0'sIine & bound brossns
SVO do shoe1
1000 do coar,e shoe. y broysn,
200 WOmen's leather shoes
500 Mi':e.' lasting ,esrfin and leather shoes
1000 Boys hoots & shoes
1000 ChildTsns boots d shoes
Folio bellows spd bag top travelling trunks
Han& seal do do all size,
Caiskins, OF superior quality
bindings, buckles aud every other description Of ihoe
trimmings
Day & Martins liquid backing warranted
Lee Il ThomFson's paste do &c. he
Main Sc Richmond, May s. 1856
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
DOMESTIC,

From the Nashville Republican, Of .9pyiI IA. I
1t will be seen from the following letter III ID
Governor Houston has resigned the Executive
Chair Of this State. BY the provisions OF the Con-
stltuuon oil tennessee, in OF the death or re-
sgnation Of the Governor, the Speaker of the Sem
ate succeeds him. Accordingly, on Yesterday
Gen. Hall OF Sumner county, late speaker of the
Senate, took the oath Of Office and is now Govern
OF Of the State OF Tennessee.
Executive Office, .NassriLe, T.2
10th April, 1929.
SHIT has become my duty TO resign the Office
Of chief magistrate of the State, and to place in
your hands the authority and responsibility which,
on such an event, devolves on you by the proyi-
sons Of the Constitution.
In dissolving the political connexion which has
long, and in such variety Of forms, existed
between the people of Tennessee and myself, no
private affiction, however deep or incurable, can
forbid an expression of the grateful recolections
so eminently due to the kind partaliiies of an in
dulgent public.
From my earliest youth, whatever Of talent was
committed 10 my care, has been honestly cutiv at
ed and expended for the common good; and at no
period of life, which has certainly been marked
by full portion OF interesting events, have any
views OF private interest private ambition, been
permitted to mingle in the higher duties Of public
trust. In reviewing the past, can only regret,
that my capacity for being useful, was so unequal
to the devotion OF my heart; and it is one of the
I{ew remaining consultations Of my life, that even
nay country's generous support in every vicssitude
Of life, has been more than equal TO them both.
That veneration for public opinion, by which l
have measured every act of my official life, has
taught Inc 10 hold To delegated power, which
would not be daily renewed by my constituents,
could the choice be daily submitted u sensible
expression OF their will. And aho' shielded by
a perfect consciousness Of undimipished claim tc
,he confidence and support of my fellow citizens
yet delicately crcumstanced as / arr, and by my
own misfortunes, more than bs the fault or con-
trivance OF any one-overwheimed by sudden ca
lamies, it is certainly due to myself, and more re-
spectul to the world, that ! should retire from a
position which, in the public Judgment l nigh;
seem to occupy by questionable authority.
Ii yields me no small share of comfort so far
as am capable of taking comfort from any cir
eumstance, that in resigning my Executive charge
am placing it in tlse hands OF one, whose integri
) ~ and worth have been long tried; who under
stands and viii pursue the true interests Of the
State; and WHO, in the hour of success and in the
trials of adversely, has been the consistent an,
valued friendof that great and good man, now en-
Toying the Triumph Of his virtues in the consciou
lsecurity OF nations gratitude.
SAM. HOUSTON
GEN. WILLIAM HALL,
Speaker Of the Senate, Tenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
NV SpRING obs.

.NF.aNyV S. YALE. I.NcE,
as received by the Exit Efort aud Planter, from New
IN York, large supply OF handsome Spring and Summer
Gro de hides, Gro de Berlin and Gro de Maple,
Heavy saus, and satin ievantne
Black and blue black Italian u.trrg
Heavy sensbews and sariineits
Black sud bne black Msredne silk
PLAIN AID striped black esmblet, for ssnemen's summer
coat, END pantaioons
Plain palanyrene., beautiful assortment
Oriental plaid. and Nsnkin cape
setin., assorted, aud black mode
= A black snd white plaid do
Black aud white and black aud lavender do
Figured and plain Sws, mushus
Do do hook aud null do
A X 6-4 cambria and cambria unuslns
ga, Al & 54 plain bohinet lace
BObn.t laccs, edgns, aud quillnys
Ladies' fancy color ed hanksr hicfs viz dc coupe Gro
NsP eoneta sars'he, damask, A,iaIic, marabou and
MarabOu! dsnee, rave and ssru,he bonnet aud cap rib
bous, all widths
Lustring and satin ribbons, assorted a.
Plain printed and painted belt 20
Silk and wortted braids and cords
Lsdies' silk aud cotton hosiery
Geutiemcuis 10 do and half hose
Ladies' aud genemen'S gloves assorted
ltiih linens lawns aud linen eamhrics
Linen cambria and imitation h5kf
white q black hobbinet veis sauze do
White & eold Rus.s French drilling
Black lasting, PruneIla and ciro.ssiau
Fine bombaEnes aud bombaZes
Piain and striped cotton jeans, for sumner panSoon,,
&c
Wilmington snd Washington stripes
Super yellow and blue nankeens
w ute q black satteen and cotton cassimers
Black silk, M,rseies other vesng
Angola Cashmere and Union mixture
Plaid striped and twed domeslcs
s. 5-4 apron checks, furniture do
Hus:is, birdseye and table diaper
Irish and Russia sheetins, dowiss and duck
Burlep., oznaburss and bempen rolls
81 Sd beached aud brown al etnS srd .htnr, all
qualities aud width o.
Tortoise Brazilian side and tuck combs
Umbre'~s ;, Psrssols aud paimei hats,
with great variety of other goods comprising general
aud complete assortment which have been
paIly at auction in New York. aud will be sold at very
Shoeke Hill
May !. 1866
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
RcnL EsfrEo "a a,1cI

Real Estate at Auction.
order 10 close the affair, estate of the lat. Doctor
VIM Foushse Senr. decd will be sold by public auction
TO TIE highest bidder, Friday 18Th inst on the
SIX LOTS or GROUND,
Containing Is feet front EACH situated north side OF
street, aud between the houses Of Mr. NJ III Rs,nJ
and MIR Fepda Griffin These lois decidedly IN The most
hourshIng part OF the City, icing the very hest petition for
meeting the country trade reaching the great noun
tain rUsd..
Also, all the GROUND west OF F0ushes's Gssden and er.
tending along the Brook road, nearly from ITS vii
street to the property Of William FuIchsr, Esq. part OF
n ground presents some beautiful sites for family residences,
tons ioI business, that road being Of the grese nes
Tor country produce This ground wills also he divided into
lots of convenient Sizes and plat thereof nav he in he
Po,eou Of tbs 'ut'erberj al any time before the sale
Terms Of Sale s, and II months credit the
to give negotiable notes With good Bdorser and ut
on the property TO secure the payment with the option 10 the
purchaser Of making prompt pa on sc abstesn, ~ T
ltgsi discount fer the tine Of credit " WV
rSale to oommenee Of half past o'clock in the eyenine
at 'hs Bound on d ouest JAMES RAWLINGS,
,. Agent for the Parties
I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12

yxRr The ENQUIRER unpublished twice week generally
snd during the is,sisn ef the State gala
tusPee the hsrsofsrs, Five Dollar per snnun,
payable advance Notes of Chartered spscepsyps banks
tsnly) will be received in payment. The Edsr will Sran
safety Of rs1t,ny thea By Aaths PssaYs sallet
tsrs being paid, by ths writer's.
sT No paper will be disc nnssd <but at tbs discretion Of
he Edters) until all srrssrssss have been Paid sp
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine
slall have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADvERTI6ING.
~ One square, Or LESS-FIs gtio n7S ssntf-sash
continuance, so cent?
mo inserted until has either ssen paid
assume by acme person thus city OF it,snvnsn-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
TWENTY THREE NEGROES
.VeaO Spring and Summer
ID Is Y GOOD So

" ~iS y @W99& 80
X fLE s. COCHRAN have received per schrs.
S~A Fairfield and Richmond Packet, and former
arrivals from New York, and will receive per Vir-
GINA from Philadelphia, their fall assortnen of
Spring and Summer DRY GOODS; consisting, in
part, of the following:
8, s. Cd ginghams, striped and plaid
3, s. 6-4 do black and white
Fancy colored prints, well assorted
Plain, striped and plaid battiste
Striped and plaid cote palys & French ging-
hams
Black, white and assorted cold Gro do Naples
Assorted coors Gro de Berlin s. Gro de Fan
Black Italian lustring
Do senshaws and sarsnetts
Do satin evantirss
Do white and coIOred satns
Do Italianettes
Do and assorted colors palmerine
DO figured silhs
Fancy silk and gauze handkerchief
DO gauZe wells and scarfs
Plain and figured book; Swiss, jaconet s. null
musns
Corded and striped musns
4, & Cd cambrics s. cambria musIirts
Swiss, jaconet and thread cambria creyais
4, 8 & 6 bobbinett lace, plain s figched
Bobbnet quilting and edgng
DO wells, black and white
Thread laces and edgings
Cambria and furniture diinity
Muslin robes, Swiss and jaconet
Grape do, black and colored
Canton, Nankn and Mandarin crapss
Grape shawls
Belt, bonnet, cap, iustring and satin ribbons
Marseilles vesing white & colored, plain s.
figured
Vaentia, do do do DO
Silk do, French and English, do do
SatteeD, white and striped
Jeanes, do do
Black circassans, everlasting & prunslia
Do bombaznes, 5, g 81 Ga
British and India nankeens
Cloths and cassimeres, a general ASSORTMENT
Irish linens aI.d lawns
Do and Flemish sheetings
Linen cambria & cambria hdkfs. pIas s. cold
borders
g., & l0-4 table diaper
10 & I2-I do danask
Damask do cloths, Russia diaper
Al linen checks
& IA cotton apron and furniture DO
& Al domestic gingbsms
Twiled cotton, brown and blea ched
general assortment OF brown & bic sched do
mesiies
Cotton and linen bedticking
German and British oznaburgs
Russia sheetngs and burlaps
And many other articles, all Of which they aTe
disposed Gas usuaD to sell at wholesale & retail, at
reduced prices.
May g. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
NOVICE

NENAs committed 10 the Jail Of e1e, county Va on III,
w 20h day Of Dscember, 192s runaway, mulstto
who cs Huns Ell Henry Bird; says that be is free rsn
Inst he fased Essex County Va, Hsbs't Hels
Henry Bird bad 90 when commusd, blue woelsnjes
IN MS possession, believed 10 be stolen Henry Bird il lev,
hada darker lhso bright musito, be bas large ttsra o.
olttht srgt Whshprs is shout Eve feet six or seven ne
ssh. between Is so Yttrs Of age, spPtssa smart iae
geut mlu, quick spoken and play olesby well the
In.
The owner. any, reque,tsd to rome toward prstr
property pny charges snd tske him s~sy or else he vii, HI,
isslt WITH according % lsw. NoRT0HP. EMMONs,
fof Wa Syhb, J. u. o.
Feb. q, ey.-gm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL be given for the delivery of my man CYRUS 10 me-
w Hanover Court House. He is dark mustto be.
tween p and so years Ofsge rather below ordinary
prominent cheek Zones, whkers generally, and has
new suit of brown CLOTH with gilt buttons striped
down ws,coa tbink he ha, large near one of his
eyes, He Is almost universally known in Richmond wheIe he
has lived from hs infancy Until about eighteen month. ago
first IA T Mscmurdo family and afterwards il mine His
vile lives At mr. WIN. hoKn and his father is black
smith near Mt IT, g. Scoj he remarkable for his activity
and intelligence, and possibly ecspe in
Ell or steam bostthaHnsers of which not TO
MN 90 noad lett him IN town last FIIdsyt
ing him 10 follow me. VIM. f. WICkUAU
Jan 90 es,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
THE THOROUGHBRED
ELEGANT HoRsE
IpA sSlrSNfNa

The full Brother Of that distinguished .9rGt /:
MILL be let TO Mares the ensuing season, lower terms
w than any Horse America suffered
OF his appearance and family. lis Stand for this season,
will be Stable Lous couny, two miles frDm Poies
yle and fourteen below the House, and will be let
leap, Thirty for insurance. payable
h known TO be o,lpNtny with che forfeit. he
surssneeFiiy Gents TO be paid TO the Groom for each
The will the 18TH Of Dlarch, aud
end 18th Of July excellent and extensive Pastures.
Mares left With the Horse shall have every attention paid
then and shall be fed according TO dreeions low
hs Afforded but responsibility for accidents escapes
be made P,to accommodate my customers.
TARIFF five years old this spypg-full FIVE feet three
inches and half high most beautiful DIRK psy with black
legs, and tall not white spot about bm Of most
splendid and commanding Appearance beauty aud seton He
got by Old Sin Archy Tsrd's 6am Bet Bounce by the
imported Horse SIR Harry grand dam, by the imported Horse
Medley yraud dam, Mark Authouyg z. grand dam, by
Bet Bounce the dan Of Arab Coquets Bsnhsba
other hne Racers, too tedious believing
HIM to be OF the best family of Hoses this, other
cnunry. Bet Bounce, his DAM sold for fifteen Hundred
dollars 10 years old his Brother is matched with
Eclipse colt of the New York, after they
three old two mile heats for Five Thousand Dol
lars. His full Sister, yesrs old this Spring,
Fire Hundred Dollars each.
PERFORMANCES The Spring he three wears old,
lie for Swsepstske the Mott which
there subscribers r~o Hundred Doa.s each;
which he easily three heats and
repeating fine time The Fall after he three
old, he ss.n trained by hi, owner, MIR william X John
son, Who had the highest opinion Of him he became lame,
and turned out
JAMES COLE DICKINSON.
Me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
Brahp,in Wine.


Few dozen BEETLES cf hi. rich and highly favored
hs E.st aud West Indies; so, few bottles Ma
dea Grape Juice, without brandy, of peculiar deaey Of
flavor and delicious tsste Of the
dozen ssehi ju', received, aud for sale by
c. & A. WARWICK.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
London porter Rut brow stout pint L quart bottle,
Liverpool filled .soks SALT
Orsesof esthenwas well assorted for the country usde,
3D. wrought nails, patent shot,
Crates oi boltle tin plate IN boxes,
prazisrs' copper,
German anu British oLnabufg.,
Port VINE, 40 casks Of ) dozen bottle; each,
Engi.h white lead ground in OIL
Madeira wine 10 pipes, hall pipes and quarter casks.
April "a III 81
COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINE
TEvRE MarrEAWAN COMPANY, ct their Machine
n Shop and Foundry, Fi:hkiil Landing the North
liudson River, State of New York. cousrueux every
kind vi Cotton and Weoten MgeEiaery IA superior
OF workmanship aud the best approved plans
Que OF the Patuers has visited Europe, brought with
him mods aud Machine, Of the ho
two branebs; OF msnutac- factaring.
Ihey do every description Of Casting their Foundry
and are particularly calculated for making all kinds Of Mil
Ger which all fitted ready put up when required
fhey have numerous pattern. Of Shafts Wheeis, &c. &c
The style oil their work be the Cotton Mill of
Messrs Cunningham Anderson O. Richoud TO whom they
take the liberty OF referring
All orders directed to a. II. Schenek Fihk Landing or
r. H. schenck Go. New York will prom to-
March 81 100 SIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
NOTICE

fFhE Executive will receive proposal, in conformity with
~ TIE provions OF The Sd section ofhe act concsrnp,
the Rrnorg' hsrsto annexed 80 aud IL furbsr s,,e1s5
that tae bHetuliys he authorized required 10 ascertain b
Nhs tenn, the hrnory Buildings Land etteohed tIsytto
can ne sod, exchanged leased for term Of year,
mnaieae " The next G9nes Assembly the result Of t6s,
suqsfy" by order Of the EIsonfiy, ' y '"'''
WA. IL RICHARDSON cc
Executive DspI,nsnt,l "
18Th sisrch, 1879.
ef~rrL 4
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INFORMATION WANTED

.-r---, = p
INFORMATION is wanted respecting Robert
G. Allen, commonly called Robert Campbell
Hen, from New York. and who was in Ricbmon5.
or its vicinity in the Spring Of 1926. n said Ro,
bert G. Allen be in life, aud will come on 10 New
York, he will bear Of something to his ADVANTAGE.
on application TO John Allen, No 500 Pearl Street.
any information respecting him will be thankfully
received as aforesaid.
New YORK, March % 4g4--st
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Tie CSTebTGfed HORSE
&NlI2 N dalEFlfMa

SNEfILL STAND the sns1ing season al ~ sisb'e N
w NottnsmPton county, North Csrolns, a5ori o,ie,
from the Court house, miles from The HssI
II miles from Btlhsd, Va lie will cover mares S75 the
season. payable on The LIST Jan. with doll the Groom
10 81 eeses0 Such OF Sir ATchs's friends ths live a dis
nes viii send their notes with ths ars payable the
OF January Also, the feeding Of The be paid Tor
wnen taksn away The commenced the hrsi Of
ftoIu,y ana Terminates the fret Of August Extensive fields
OF ts gram sud clover sousd Tor the benefit II Mare
(wbeh may be eit With Chs H0rts) with the addition q
rein ceaas per daY Separate tHeiCsurs provided
or mares wi'n coisHo pains will he spared dtuk the
et po'siole care OF 1sges ke. which msg he M but no re-
uslbity for eseapesor scidsots
" AhCbiES hioOd, great sizg, sud petiormarce 90
~ ana esieoIfy - foal saer, sufficient recon-
Scaiou. JOHN d. AMIS.
H..vA 20. fgt..y 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12

SHE Subscriber oder, for sale hs tract Of land Motto
~ county, the north side of Cellar Creek and
both sides Of Deep Creek containing by late survey s72 S4
acges-u said there about $50 Of fat land Of
which has been leirsd st considerable ezpence and
thought t. be first tate Tobacco land. The
having been all built the Of Eve years, ard
consist Of two grsnss-, barns 20 by "a feet, with
oveIseers house aud smoke house, all framed The negroes.
cabins good and comfortable
The payments will be made 10 suit this purchaser Person.
wishing 70 psrcha'e will apply Lew Jones living in the
county Of Holloway, who is authorizes TO dispose of IT.
JAMES CASKIE.
April o. II5- at
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THE RICHMOND RACE S,

nVER the TREE HILL Course, will commence on the
continue four days.
Isl Day there will be two sweepkes for coli, and Glles
years old mile beats entrance 100 dolls half forfeit
Entries to the LIST Stake.
l. o. p Hare, the produce Of his Jack Andrews msre by
Sir Charles.
g. jos. j. Harrison hi, FiIy by Sir Archie, out of vors.,
s. John Baker, his Fly Polly Pssehsn BY Jno. Richards
out Of his Ohsnes
4. William H. Mnge, his bay Colt Msydsy, by Sir Archie
out VI EliIa.
3 John Kerby his br Colby vhgnisn out ofhis Sir Har.
-
s. John h1inss, his vHsinsu FLY Gle 1sssret) ont of
Hnrriem.
jas. seden, enters Geo. B,rdDss sorrel coli by Sir
Charles
8. WIN. ". West, enters the Full Sister 10 Marion.
Entries 10 The 2d Stake, LIST DAY.
l. Richard Adam Che produce Of his by Sir Charles.
John NJ iottf, the produce Of his =. by Sir Charles.
3 William Burton, The produce Of his by Sir Ohsrss
g. Ssden Macon, the produce Of his by Sir Charles
B. JoAn seldep, ihe produce Of Lady Tomsn, by Sir
s. Edmund Chrsu, the produce Of Mary Danee by Sir
/ Ch8rIes
2. john oosu, The produce q bis Hornet mare by Sir
Obsffss.
s. Js' M seden, The produce Of his br M by Sir Charles
ID day rsce, Proprieor's Purse snd fisfeh Hsos-
Proprietor Purse heats for 500 dolls. Match Race N
heats sOf 1000 dolh.
50 days ace Jocty Club Purse m. heat, 1000 doll,
ltb days raoe Annus Post Stake hssts, $50 doI,
The buhscfIhef tl1kibe has better prospect
or huc sport The Is fine order - is possible n
pc ad from the number Of EEiriesto the Stakes
he Of hue horses training the port fail be IN
e esnJ nc ~ IS heretofore be prepared g. entertain
w. nay ehoose to 'isy a, Tree Hill
fhe Buhscber Irssscf wil reufin5 ths nrnher. OF
he neey u bringing sending their suhscrpiioUs,
s compelled Ia Put up the pure soouutne 10 81 $50
!. M. SELDEN Proprietor
Petersburg Inlelliznosr The National Integ
apo Norfolk Herald, will peast this tines and orusrd
'hS aL i sss .e to J'M' s. for payment!
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LAND E0R SALE


Virtue Of deed of bearing the 26th dsy of
~ November 1922, and duly recorded the clerks Office
OF tue county court Of Amherst the 6h day January
1925 whereby lanes S. Pendeon of the said county
veyed 10 the Indersgned ia trust for the purposes therein
mentioned 0ne certain parcel land, containing
'SS acres be the more or less lying and being
county y. Amherst Bufaloe river, both sides of the
road from New Glasgow 20 Lyncbbug, and ad Joining the
lands OF David s Garland, bens the lard which ho,.
Aidridge purchased of John Oamm and John Warwick,
and whish conveyed by said Tho Adrdge and Cstha
ne BIS wife 70 the said James s. Pendieton by deed hear
ing date the 29h day OF April 1872 shall Monday
the 9Th dayo June next before the front the ga
gle Hotel in the City Of Ricbnond, proceed SELL to the
highest bidder public aucton for cash, all tba part said
tract Of lsnd which lies east OF the said road with small
west OF the said road TO include The barn. containing aEreea
bly, TO recent sos for the purpose. said as
On that portion Of said tract which will be sold
there two story brick dwelling hosse with other
out hou'es the situation healthy good GOD
agreeable improvements good condition, plantation un.
der good systsm of culture Tie title il believed be in
di.putab!e butsetng Trustees shall sell and convey
only the title vested mus
P: n. NICHOLAS. }r,.
VIM. NEKERVIS, i'uS'eeS'
Anr