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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
w. & J. G. CRANE
OFFER EOR SaKn

. Hf Cru rOfC S.7LE,
kVVV Spanish hides VARIOUS qualities
~ ses soar leather OF all grades qualhics ft,rn
INC very best to the mostuf1ior by Whole Ss.e o.
YOU'D lbs coarse and fine shoe thread
ooo SIDES Eusset and black upper leather
10 dor calf skins and seal Ains
Boot morocco, lining, aud binding fldns
Horse and grain UPPER leather
ioot-trees and lasts, boot cord and welI,in,
PACK Varnlsn ana shoemakeTs tools Of all Kinds
iios SKINS, TAR calf skins, and buck skins
Harness bride and skirtmg leather
Bag, chaise and lining hides
S SKINS white and common sheep SKINS
Saddle trees, fish skins horse collars
Saddety, stirruPs, bits, &c. Of very spcr,or ouaI,
Soach lace, gig handles and bands &c
Tanners OIL curriers' tools wool
$40 pr. Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond slaughter hides, and country hides Of all
kinds bought aud Sold " ~
sept 10 ,ert
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

Gchumna souuInla 1900
The order or the crescent was instituted by Srlm
ILL., in the year 1897, and consists of three classes:
and the present sOveTeigns title runs as follows ave
tho Sultan, of a Sultan Chakan, son Of a Chakan
Sultan Mahmud IL, Chan, Of the victorious Sui
tan Abdul liomid, b. the Infinite grace Of the CYea-
for ofthe Vofld and eternal God, and by the media
ton and miraculous act Of MOhammed Mustapha the
chief Of prophets, whom the blessing of God pre-
serve, servant and lord of the cities Of Mecca Ne.
dina and Kuds towards which the whole globe turns
its eye when prayer is made Padisha Of the great ci-
ties Of s,ambul, Edrene and Bursa, which all princes
behold with envy" &c.
The Walls II CoftsirntnOgle.-T walls on the
land side Of COnstannnpe are about five miles in
length, from the Castle Of the Seven Towers on the
Aarmora, te the northern point Of the Golden Horn.
ffhere are three hnos, each being eighteen fbt from
the other They are, In most places entire and arc
still sUrmounted By their ancient battlemcnts and
towers, one Hundred 0ad eighteen in number.
The Emperor Of Russia has conferred uoon
Count Diebitsch the title Of Sabolkansi (passcr OF
the Balkan) and has ordered the Tchorngoy rspi-
Tnent Of foot TO be called the regiment Oh Count Die
bitscb Sabalkansi.
SAvANSAn, SEPr. 20 The Western Mail Of yes
to-day brought no tidngs respecting the missing
packages, has IL thrown any light upon the trans
action. Besides the lettor advertised in this days
papsr, and Others there WIS one addressed 10 Ma
con, contaDg IRE thousand doiars, IN bank notes.
No expense trouble should DO spared IN The
search alter tc vinOus perpeirator, for If this at
tempt Ia novel one IN Georgia. is successful there
VIII be no safety for the mail harcaftcr at any rate
While It Is Transported as at present, IN a su!hy.
a gentleman who mas been receuuV az the fsutlt
and visited Giynn, NJ lntosh. Lihcriy. and Brvap
counties, and some Of the Islands confirms the ac-
count we have previously published OF the muir,
sustained by the long Staple Cotton c,ops we lave
seen several letters To the effect and comsain
ing Of the rust and rot. II is our opiaion The cro
viii fall short ofthe last, third or oyerte Dan
ters say htlG
n. Tbenye, Frsnchmsu, has announced IN n
French Papor, that he has at length succeeded in max
ine mallcable glass
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22
eWboIeaaIe 31rteee Curret1f.
Richmond, October 81. 1879.

STAPLE ARTICLES. 4,
Tobacco, LeuJ- |;
good TO fine, lO0lb. Sc q 10
middling, sac
common. IA 5
refused, 3 a 4
mana tdeturch-
LIST quail. cavcudish, ID. SO u AOl
small twist, no. ], llal3
no. 9alt
Flour, city mills, uev, S Is
eaual, 4iai
Vheut, 9Oa95
Corn, bush. ~
Coal, best for shipping, 16 a 20
inferior, IL ais
Cotton, 7ia9
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
1iuu1, III. 6
BriTlstons, roll, ID. 3a95
BessiOdr, best, - Is
Butter, 10 a is
Iieef, mess, Dbl 10 50aIl
Bacon, uew, BdGI
Cheese, 7a8
Candies, tallow, mould, lola12
sperm. q a %
Cofes, w. J. green, 10 ala
Hio, II a ID
Java, white, 1917
ordinary qualities, lIJdI2
Chocolate, no. ], 10 a 10
! C0pperas, 10. 3 a 81
Fsh, herrings, no. /, 8 a g 2.
shad, no. !, 8 50a6
mackerel, no
do. no. ; a525
do no. 3, 325s3 80
! Frlat-
raisins, bunch, box, 8 75a4
museaiel, , so
Eeothers, live geese, good, 30a3s
Glass, window, axi0, so feet
2 IS I0xl2, do. 3
Gunpot0deT, DupOnt's, 5 5Oa {
Hemp, American, ton, I25 a I3l
Hides, Spin, sUn-dried, 16aIS
sailed, tla15
Indigo, Sp'h flotant, b. 75a2 2.
Iron, Swedcs, ton, lO5
English, IS a 50
American, IS a 89
Lard, new,
Lime, I q
/ LEATHER, sole, ~ a 25
upper ! 10 a275
Lumber, clear, 1910 4. -
merchandise, ~ a ~
Mahogany, ST. Dom. 4. Iia2i
Bay, ga %
HoLassss, gal. ~ o. 26 a %
superior, % a 80
! w. India, generally. 25 a 30
WeGi, bOshcl, SIS a 90
Naiis, cut, ID. g
OIL, linsccd, GAL. IS a 70
/ tanners, bill HAS
fPcm. winter prsd. gal. 90a 81
DO. Summer do. IS a 60
Oats, bush. 30
Plaistey n Paris, ton, Q rs
Pork, prime, bbl. II ALSO
mess, II
Rice, Carolina, new 2 75a5
Sugar, loaf 18a20, lump I5a17
~ o. brown, 100 lbs. Tao
ST. CroiS, do. ga i0i
muscovadoes, 8aIO
Salt, sack, Biv. filed, 1924
ground alum, 2 40a2
SaltPefre, 70. i0aI2
Spiriis--
brandy, cognao, cal. GOA 40
apple brandy, new, % a 30
peach do. % a 100
rum, ST. CroiS & hnt CO n 30
TO. New England, q q 30
gin, Holland, 80 a 105
DO. American, 30 a 81
wliskey, % n %
Slcei, German, VI. 12ai1
Eng. blistefed, ~
Amor. do. q
Shot. ewt g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

I0-RdoRRow.
The Drawing Of he UNION CANAL LOTPE
RY, will be received To-MoRRow.
prizes Of $4,000 | 10 prizes Of s1.ooo
do 5000 90 do Soo
do 5000 al do no
&c. DC. &c.
Pickcts $40. Halves S. Quarters so, Eirhths %.
FOR sale at L. MICKLES,
oct y Next below the door ofthe Eagle Hotel.
NEXT LOTTERY.
4he Splendid Union Canal, Class No. 70. only
a zyo TGEets Drawing will be received at Biggers
Ohce' IO.-MORROW. at one o'clock DO
Grand Capitals; of $40 900 ench 2 If sooo , of
1908, 10 of 1000, 20 of 500, &c. &c
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 2 SO, eighths o.
P3r SAFE IN the usual great variety of fortunate
THOS. b. BIGGER,
oct ZZ-St Opposite lie Eape Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

~. Tbienyiile, Frsnchhau, has announced. in a
French paper, that he has atlength succeeded in max
ine mallcable glass
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-22

The Emperor Of Russia has conferred upon
Count Diebitsch tic title Of Sabakansl (passer OF
the Balkan,) and has ordered the Tchornlgov rsOi-
mont Of foot to be called the regiment Of Count Die
bitscli Sabalkansi.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09

A late Massachusetts Journal SAYS,
The following Is domestic specimen OF
brother Jonathan as he Is. Brother Jona-
than had met an old acquaintance, and a.
midst much talk the following occurred.
The tone Of voice Is somewhat drawing
and gutteral, and the look deep and grave.
II got to be about five and forty. and
thought I'd get marrled--and | got mar
red. ! used to like fourth proof, you
know, bu, after I got married my wife
wouldn't let me have no fourth proof; and
] suffered dre1dluIIy, I tell ye One
mornogI got up with a desperate dry bel
~ ache, AMI lelt drcadfully; aud asked
my wife II she hadn't got 10 fourth proof
to give me, and she sand she had'nt-and
telt dreadlully. And [ thought I'd 90
over to see Patience Hddreth--and now
PaGence-she's awlleu crlttor. So went
10 and she give me d chear, and she asked
me how | did. and told her felt deSper
ately. And | said Patience? and she said
what-she's a wjllcn crlttcr-and | asked
her if she hadn't got no fourth proof and
she said she guessed she had; and she
went down TO the suffer and size brough, me
up decanter that held as much ] guess as
three pints; and tuck it, and shuck her
aud she bore bead, / tell 5o And ] said
Paueuce? aud she said what-now she's a
wllen critter, and always ready to hear to
what have to say--and ! asked her il
she hadn't got no tumbler TO give me, and
she said she guessed she had. And she
went down to the suite, and she brought
up a tumbler that held / guess as much as
two pints. And tucked it up end shuck
again-and she bore bead. And turn
ed out as much, near upon't as four fingers
and ! said Patience again, and she said
what-she's Il wilion criter-and aXkcd
her If she hadn't got no water; and she
said she guessed she had--but ! told her |
guessed 1t didn't make no matter, for !
didn't see no where for no body TO pun none
and drinked her down at one swig, s.
she v ent like lie. And when ! got so
could speak, said Patience! and She said
what--and | told her if my mother had
given such milk as that I'd have kept a
stream of it running down my throat as
big as the nose Of q tca pot, 4 thousand
years.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09

la, reverend Sill, good morning to you.-A tine
day. sir; avery fine day. This warm weather i
very ine for the grass. You gave US an excellent
sermon this morning, SIT. You wiped up the her
cites admirably.
am glad, SIR, that II siitedyou; and hope TIA,
nmay be The means ofdoiug good, especially thai
par, OF 1t which related 20 anger.
No doubt it viii sir. observed my neiehbor
YOU know vino, kept his hoad down while Won
were upon that point. Good morning sir. Wife,
Won DID not forget Trust 20 put on The onions for
dinner
At this moment, the party entered their OVID
doors, and went away musing on the effects Of
devotional exercises
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
From Bayley s Ballads.
TIE NURSERY TALE


OH did YOU hear IN your nursery,
The tale that the gossips tell,
or the two young girls that came to drink
Al certain Fairy well
The words Of the Youngest were as sweet
As the smile of her ruby lip
But the tongue OF the cdes. seemed to move
rs 1t venom were on It's tip.
At the well q Beggar accosted them,
a c,rJc in mean disguise:
The ei-e>, spoke with a scOntu brow,
The youngest with fearful ewes.
Cried the FAIRY, Whenever you speak, sweet girl
Pure gems from your lips shall fall
But hcncver YOU utter word proud maid,
IRON your tongue shall a serpent crawl
Aud have YOU not met with these sisters of,
lu tha .auHj- u' tae old and tie young
The FIRST With her pure and unsuIiod ip}
The LAST with Der serpent iougue'
Yes: the FIRST is GoonNArUR-: the diamonds bright
On the darkest theme she ihrous;-
Aud the last Is SLANuER--leayiGg the slime
OF the snake wherever she goes
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
ANECDOTE-

4 schoolmaster, while surrounded by
his scholars at night-school, was one
evening engaged in writing a copy, listen
ing al the same time to some young men,
apprentices, recltng a lesson in the tesla
mcut, and was favored by one OF them
with thc following reading Of Matt. p. II;
-"Ie biind guides which strain at gate,
and swallow a sac niR."-''What's that'
cried tbs astonlshcd teacher, chow dc
you spell cate!-"G.ra-t, sir" "Admi.
rable, well now, sir, if YOU please, spell
saw mill for us.-"C-a, san mel, nil
sa2r HiN.V
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
COLLEGE.

Ntr-AhRs. H1rrjspq County, Ohio.
IN IE Friends of Literature and tho Public DO
II general, are informed that the above lusy,-
tuition is now in successful operation. The Rev.
WIN. McNI'hn, formerly of Je,ilr,0n College,
C1nu0uSburgh is Professor Of Language and Mr..
John Armstrong, formerly OF Pittsburgh Pa Is
Professor or Mathematics and the collateral Sci
ence-. There are now 40 Students in the Iusttl-
non, and prospect Of q considerable increase 20
tho number during the ensuing winter ssssiou This
increase of students has rendered 10 ential'v
necessary TO enlarge the College Buildings, which
Ed be done early ,he ensuing spring, If sufficient
.mis cln be procured for that purpose, And as
a9 Boa-i of Trustees have appointed Agents to
soa.,t donations in This state and the adjoining
counties Of Virginia and PENNSYLVANIA, 10 Is conf
1cnt.y hoped THAI, the friends of Literature viii
consIl-rtae Institution worthy their patronage and
lppl-. SALMON COWLES,
Secretary 90 the Board.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09

SHOOTING ONES GRANNY.
When was a boy about a dozen years
of age. ! went one Saturday afternoon to
the house of school fellow, to have some
roval fun in shooting with bow and arrow.
We rambed among the hills, over the
plains, and down into the valleys, searching
every bush, tree, and fence, for birds,
squirrels, and other game. There was but
one bow between Us, and that belonged to
nv companion; and he would on no ac-
count permit me to try my hand at it, so
great was his opinion OF himselfas marks
man. The sport, to me, was consequently
nothing TO boast Of; tho eqJal, perhaps,
TO tie general run OF children's sport, or
mans either. My friend fred away, from
time to time, like a good fellow. pretending
he saw fine chances, which were not appa-
rent TO me. Neither bird nor beast was.
however. the worse for our hunting; a
nothing was hit. In this manner we toiied
and trlfed away the afternoon, till the
Going down Of the sun admonished US that
II was time TO bend our course homeward.
The appetite of my skilful schoolmate for
shooting, was, POSSIBLE, rather increased
than diminished by his i'll success or.
more properly speaking, by his want OF
success; and be kept sharp look out as
we trudged along, with his arrow fixed in
the bow, aud ready 10 be discharged at a
moments notice. As VIC drew near his
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
THE THREE DOCTORS.

IN eminent author saith. ssTherc are
three Doctors, DR.. Diet, DR.. Quiet, and
DR.. Merryman. they are reported 70 be
excellent physicians, aud 4 kept a a con-
slant pension, their fees viii rst be very
cosby;
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
Amherst County, JuIy22, 1929.

RCf0rm m Eggpt--Tbc Pacha Of Cal
70 has turned reiormer, and ordered all the
Mussulmen to cut off their boards. This
was a bold measure, and for time great
danger 70 the public peace was apprehen-
ded' -"What shall we do when we want to
swear by our beardsl" asked the Mussul.
men. "Swear by your chins," said the
Pacha. The consent Of the Ulemns was
at length obtained this to beard sweeping
measure, and the Mussulmen were con-
soled by the permission given them to de-
post their boards in the graves ofthe own
ers Of them. As an expedient by which
no laughter or ridIcule should be INDUCED
against any man who might be shom Of
hts beard before his neighbors, a particu-
lar hour and q day were fixed Tor the bear
ded Alussulmen TO assemble in the open
streets and squares. They were ranged
in line and column--the shaving execu-
TONERS were in requisiiion-and.l The cher
ished growth Of years was destroyed in
moment.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
DISSOLUTION of Part

~ norshiD.-The partnership heretofore
existing between the subscribers, under the firm
r Ross a. NORHsoN, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. An persons having unsettled ac-
counts with said firm are requested 90 come for
.varI and settle the same by the first of Septcm-
Dor nuNt. J.. w. hObb,
Wheeling July15 % JOIlNMOBRISON.
~ The business viii be carried ON as usual. by
the subscriber, 40 the old stand of Robb 81 Mou-
son. on Main street, one door south of the North
Western Bank of Va. j. w. BOBB.
J.r 10 1879.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
GROCERIEs. 8 LTQUORs.

We have just received from Philadelphia yia
N-w Orleans.
90 Bags Rio Golf.
= Pipes French Brandy
Il do. Port Wine.
S Quarter Casks TeuuerTe. DO.
4 DO. DO Madeira DO.
i do. DO. Jamaica Spirits;
] Dozen Spari,u Champaiguci
s 8ls. Sucghts oil;
10 Boxes Bunch Bais.ns,
coo Lumps Loaf Sugar
s Bl.s Haddcr
q do. AIuu
3 Bags Pepper
4 do A.>pIcs;
Which vIl De sold 40 The lowest current prices
Wu %. TYSON ~ Co.
June % 1920.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09

tine turkeys, which were feeding IN one Of
his fields, and which he supposed were the
property Of his neighbour. 1t turned out
they were his own, and al he had in the
world. But he would shoot his granny.
A tortune'hnntcr, one of my acquaintan-
ces, deceived by appearances and reports,
knocked up hasty matchwith lady, who
had no earthly recommendation other than
reported wealth. During the honey moon
he made the comfortable discovery that
her ladyshlp, instead of being rich. was
burthened with heavy debts, which he must
have the happiness to pay. So he shot
his granny.
it IS seldom that ladies' overshooi, or
miss their mark all the ends they aim at
beng such as they are sure to hit. re-
member one instance, however, Of the
contrary kind perhaps, yea doubtless the
only one that eau be produced THIS lady
being addressed by one in every respect
worthy of all kindness, imagined she had
captivated a weather. gentleman. Under
the strength OF this, like the milk maid IN
the fable, she tossed up her head and dis
cardod her lover But no one has sought
her IN marriage from that day TO this
Alack-a-dayl Did she not shoot her
grannyl
Messrs. Editors Ifany of your readers
shall have the temerity even to think, that
| myself, at this very time, and on this very
occasion, have done my prettiest TO pop
over the old lady: let such be well assured
that | shall look upon them as violating the
penal statutes of the state. No better
proof could be afforded me, that they have
shot their granny.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
AndersOn s Atterbury,

aAHNNA oUlA y PANVOA WI
HAVE ON hand and offer for sale on tho lowest
terms.
First quality y. Orleans Sugar, 10 bhls & hid.
Primo Hlyuuua Green CoGco;
JnIattl Nails. Al 90 l0d;
C1D Post, and Wrapping Paper
White Lead. ground IN oil and dry,
Red DO painters and potiers
a general assortment OF Flint Glass ware;
Spades, ShoyeIs, Axes, Haichcts;
Picks Matocks. aud Hoes
Grass and Buar Scythesi
Cotton Yarn, assorted;
Castor OH. Sc. July %. 1929.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09
GOODS.-m
JOHN F. CLARKE & co.

AAN Z Jl ~ hENElNLDg
Dorchester Ticking Fancy Prints Double Flor
eHce. f8 Brown Muslin; Gowen Cashmere.
Red flnuel-; Irish Linens; Russia Sheetug;
With many other articles which arc alI offered
low.
J'y S. 1870
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-09

1.-THE Portsmouth, IN. II. J Journal has the fol-
lowing fur hit; which we republish as the first
Warden sells damaged goods, for the benefit ofal
concerned. U. S. Ga-eae.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15
=
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Housg or DELraHrrn.


WSpNEsDAY, Dec. 9-<After The recess. of the
Convection. the Speaker took the Chair and
ed ~ the appointment OF the Standing Committees:
Committee 10 er0nne the Regisier's Ogice--M sssrs
Edgington, Vase. Alexander OF NJ Ricbsrdson Of G.,
Cbri.han 81 ~ X Campbell Of N Cline, Crockett OF
NJ, Cumming, BoOtl.e Of r. Shepherd, Washington ol
j. and Thomas
C0mmihs TO examine CLERKS Office Ms..,.
Wood. Is arbes Of X c., Holland Ts,nm. Wias,on
Dummond, Pearls, S,ngser, G. orge and Si,liny,on.
Committee for examining Enrolled BiIIs--Messrs
Quinn of =, Wyna, WARDEN, Magrnder, Hod Castle.
man, Bocock, Hsrw ODD, Moody, Barnes OF r. Teiske
| aud Newman OF Mason.
Committee Of Fnanes Messrs Bsve. kiai.,
RUTHERFORD, Yanesy, johnston, Morgan B,oksr NJ A
Bea'Iey. Goods, Brown Of H.. Fitzgerald, CooIvyn.
Ja'ne. Garland OF A., Wrsv, Bayly, Mitchell Thonp.
son. Blups Of and R0f8u.
Committee on ShooIs and Colleges Msssr.
Goo5e Moore, Grifhn ofY., Boyd, Booker Of A., A.
kin.on OF H., Scott oil r., Old, Grgsby Rchsrd.on Of
= G.. Christian Of c. c., Gregory, Cole, Edsington
white OF X, Goodwin, Leland, Moody, Dupuy, Webb
Cohoon. Moncure, Davis Of Allegheny, GlDer, Up
shaw, Payne and Chiffon.
J0fHI COMMITTEE 10 examine the Treastrsr's lie.
eonnD-Messrs Miller, Bsyse, Spencer, Richardson
OF e Caoerton, Martin, Mullen, Wiss,on. Cohoon &
Neyill. Mclaughlin, Rnfin, Booker of r. q TVler
G. C, Bilh0gley and Saneser
Committee 10 erG1fnsfhs auditors Ofs,s-M ,s.r,
Christian of g. G., Grsv Iy, Street. Mel ,ughl;o
Cross Daniel, o'Farel, Hill, James, aud Newman
Committee 10 sramine ne sn6ieisnev offhe Bo,d,
OF Public OHceys-Messr CTutnp Watts Parrot,
Alien, Boe'hs Of NJ, Mason Of X. g., Shepherd, wTsy
and Dillon
Commute on ne JMaGs Loy,vmsms. Boyd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15
VIEW .aDVER7ISEysfE.VTs.

sir'ue OF two Deeds Of Trust, executed to JOIN Nj
Armistsad aud William cambridge, by William l..
sasrris, and MARCEL. his wife. the on the eighth
dayof January 1929 and the other on the eighteenth
dsy Of Febuary. lS26"And another De Of Trust exc
oSfsd 10 Hsrker, A. Claiborne aud Charles S. Cav by
tee said william l. Morris. on the tenth day Of July.
tsH-an OF which deeds are recorded in the Hu'tinEs
Court Of the yof Richmond: .hsl proceed to sell
on the Premises the 18th day Of FEBRUARY next for
ready money, Tor the purpose therein mention ed,
Lots. pieces, or p,rces Of Land, in the city OF Rich
Inoad known and distinguished in the plan Of the said
city, by No (st7 tre- hundred snd orty sew: n aud
NO. (352) three hundred and 6fty.two, which were
conveyed to the said William I. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their derd bear
lag date the 18th day If june 1925 aud admitted to
cord In the clerks office OF the Court of Hastings for
said city.--and on which erected exten.ive
brick buildings, used warehouse and for other pur.
possG slso three Other Lots pieces parcels Of Lan
Known d'.ing In the plan Of said city by number
(af2 three hundred s. forty two, number hr hundred
and forty three (343) number three hundred & forty
four (3it) with th.budings commonly called Shockos
Warehouse, and all other buildings and improv men,.
thereon; which property conveyed TO the said Will
liam Morris by two several deeds, Tor undivided
tefie> thereoone made tho tenth day of June 1885,
by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his wife, and John
reEram, and Wil.on Gregory; the other, made the
same day, by Joseph Dudley OF scred county, and
both admitted to record in the clerks Office of the Hus-
dngs Court 81 said city: also. ether Lot piece or
parcel Of Lsnd known and distinguished inthe plan of
said city, by number three hundred and fortysx
which was conveyed to said William l. Morris, by
William A. Smith and Sarah Smith, by their deed
bearing date the 18th day OF September. 1926 and ad
united to record in the clerks office OF the Husny,
Court for the city Aforesaid.
The Trustees have never known the title TO the
foregoing property TO be ques Toned. but they will on
ty convey that which is vested in the mselvss.
JOHN NJ. ARMIsTEAD,.
w. cambridge.
~ HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE. irusees'
CHARLES S. GAY.
Dec. Is. 73-f