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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS. We give below the la
tie foreign intelligence from Turkey. The
principle article of news is the treaty be-
tween Russia and Turkey, received by the
packet shipNew- York, arrived at that city
from Liverpool bringing London papers to
the 10th Oct. The following are the prin-
cipal parts of the treaty, signed by Count
Alexis Orloff and Count I. Pahlen, the nego-
tiators, and by Gen. Diebitsch Sabakansky.
ART. |. Declares that all enmity shall
cease, &c.
ART. II. His Majesty, the Emperour
of all the Russians restores to the Sublime
Porte the Principally of Moldavia, with
all the boundaries which it had before the
commencement of the war TO which this
present treaty has put an end.
His Imperial Majesty alsorestores the
Principally of WalIachia, the Banat Of
Crayova, Bulgaria, and the county of De-
bridge, from the Danube as far as the sea,
together with Silistria, Hirscva, Malta.
Isakiya, Toulza, Babadag, Bazardiik.
Varna. Pravody, and other towns, burghs,
and villages which it contains, the whole
extent of the Balkan. from Enine, Bour-
non, as far as Kazan, and all the country
from the Balkans as far as the sea, with
Siiminea, Jamboli, Aidos, Karnabat, Mis-
sanovica, Akhioly, Bourgas, SizipoIis,
Kirkkilissi, the city of AdrianopIe, LuIe,
Bourgas, and all the towns. burghs, and
villages. and in general all places which
rbe Russian troops have occupied in
Roumelia.
ART. III. The Pruth shall continue to
form the limit Of the two empires, from
the point where the river touches the ter.
ritory of Moldavia to its junction with the
Danube from that spot the frontier line
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

wards seized at N
and sent back to " =
to England. Fivav
quantity of English
! figured stufs for v wa;
er, &C., and the tva
tuHe, in pieces and
conveyed them n
House Officers esq
not leaving her till
distance out at sea,
GREAT BR1rAIy.
was held at 2 o'cloDi
Der 4. The Ministel
The Lord ChanceI
lington, Earls Batbn]
deem f; Lord Ellenbd|
| Peel. Sir Georro II
the Exchequer, MI. l.
Fitzgerald. /
The Ministers rel
during three hours Al
!. The following is a
ish naval force in the
of the line, 1872 guns
a frigates, 1928 slO
vessel, 8 f; 3 bombs.
| Covent Garden re.
daughter of c. KemI.
first time in Juliet, Al
| of as eminently sue
bran volunteered an
at the Opera in EngI
the funds of Convent d
On Monday last hi
Newark, of about 20
quence Of notices of 4
received by about 2Od
Grace the duke of M
favour of Mr.. sergea
TO Mr. Sadler the id
late election. The a
to attend, but sent a /
so, and defending his
to his tenants, as an
rights, freedom, an
avowed his resolution
with his own property
ed to it, amongst w6i
ed the elective franch
appears that the prime
erty by which his ora
to control the borougI
of crown lands held )
missioners of woods Al
ing was addressed at
Sergeant Wilde, and
ed to organize a resis
proceedings of the ID
FRANCE. The Mol
contains a Royal Ord
Bargnot minister Of s
the Privy Council, to
Board of Trade and d
in August last. |
The excitement ag3
try is still continued,
Grenoble, or a portiO1
tened the king (
try, against whom
weighty charges. /
disrespect for the chs1
the press I; the support
exorbitant taxation; d
lick education, &c. ID
TURNOUT OF FIN
CHESTER. After a ID
the turn out of fine spi1
at an end, it having
meeting of the men u
jority of 767 to 76O, ID
Some further distd
place at Barnsley and |
consequence of some
Dodworth having taks
ed prices, and refused
their employers. Tho
ers were broken open
and the work was dest!
sailed the military, thl
and others, with stODd
but were Fortunately \
of life. Eighteen off
into custody, and PATTI
the ringleaders, has
York Castle.
We are happy to 81
generally, have this NJ
Coventry Hsrd|
PoATUGAL. Letter
as a fact above all dOu|
cret treaty between MI
Spain, the stipulation
profoundly secret, bec'
ry to those existing ONs
and Great Britain. y
lection Of some Of the
papers, that one oil
which, from its furious
| government, is genera
in his pay, announced
should any fresh lnV'
take place, Spanish y
in to repel it. This :
of the secret treaty..
nor can be, under pres e. I
invasion, the probaDlllIl.
Instruction is threat |.
Portugal. intelligence :.
states that the settlent
! clared in favour OF DO'
| governour had .heen
nut down the people,
| SLAVERY. A pamP
ed containing the pro- y
ing held in the city o. I
ult. in aid of the opera
| Colonization Society,".
pecially solicit atten d.;
consideration, as pres ],
Mr.. Key. /" Whene,s'
at the North, to senu
master shall be foun =
give a slave (wOrth ~ i
e,n+ Tot North anu
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

STRAY Pic. James Pigg, of Nashville, advertis-
es his wife as an absentee from his bed and board
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

THERE s NO MISTAKE IN SAM PATCH.
This admits of question, although he was
regularly killed in one of our items, on the
faith of divers veracious newspapers. The
N. Y. Courier and Enquirer contradicts the
report. So that we do not yet know wheth-
er there is any mistake in Samuel O'Catar-
act Esquire, or not.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

BosToN CUsToM- HOUSE. We are not in
the habit of noticing the frequent removals
made in the Custom-House for it is verify
poor sort of concern from beginning to
end. And now we only mention that Ezra
Davis, worthy man, has been removed from
Office to make room for Ephraim M. Cum
minghan, the notorious and infamous pub
Usher of the Cunningham correspondence.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

FIRE IN AUGUSTA. There was another
extensive fire in Augusta, Georgia, on the
9TH inst. Loss estimated at $4,000. The
origin of it has not been ascertained.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

THE FEDERALIsT. During the debate
the other day in the Convention, in Virginia,
the 54th number of the Federalist was quot
ed, and was attributed to Mr.. Hamilton.
Mr.. Madison arose and stated that he had
furnished correct key to the authors of the
various pieces; and that the number refer
red to was written neither by Hamilton nor
Jay, but by himself. In one edition, if not
in more, this number is attributed to Jay.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

On, REFORM IT ALTOGETHER. Our Bos-
ton papers are not now so regular as we
could wish. Thursdays papers did not ar
rive till Friday those of Friday, on Satur-
day, with the exception of the Traveller
which was received in season, and Satur-
days papers came yesterday morning with
the papers of the day. We say, Mr.. Post
master, or Messrs. Printers, no matter which
sob, reform it altogether"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
DQIH@STTGs


4" We think ,ha, The motives OF his colleagues, sud
the party to which they are attached, tno't gross
~ misre sssD'ed-ior Il cannot he credited that such
men AS Judge Marshall, Littleton W.Tsz.w.U. y. p
Barbour, &c can have design upon the liberties Of
the people, by establishing monied ogsrchy' Gen.
Isyios remark TO the contrary notwithstanding and
when we hear sweeping denunciaiions poured forth
eve. that the ro,'ennrss in Denmark il existing al all
10 not confined TO SPOT" 's' frrt
o. on tTS The Editor Of The Evsnisg Bs,ietin.l
81 SRA TREND has this moment put into my hands
your paper OF the l2h Move mher, in which an account
10 given OF the occurrences at meeting held AZ The
Town Hall on "Wednesday evening. Their. many
inaccuracies the statement as regards me, which II
10 not however, my purpose to notice correct there
ia however, one psrsgrapl incorrect, that owe il to
myself as veil asto Others TO liscsni u. The para
graph reads, "we tink," &C. down TO tho word "spot
Every one who was present at thatmee'iug must know
"tha the motives OF my colleagues, ami ihe party 10
which they attached, were mot grossly mirepre-
scented; Tor auson was made either TO colleagues
T. the party which they were attache that there
was net the slightest insnuation that the gentiem
named. chad design upon the 'bere, OF the people,
toy establishing moJied oligarchy, s. that no "sweep
ing denuncia,ions any other kind OF denuncs,ious,
'were poured fourth upon their motives and actions
Tar my reco lection goes, the of these
persons entioned. On the contrary, everyone
present at that meeting must know thet utterly die
claimed any such design acknowledged the virtue, in
teigencs, patriotism, and auachme0 10 free insu-
lions, Of hose who differed with in opnioi while
claimed exercised the right OF expressing my OPT
non and OF The effect tendency Of the M asurn, which
have refused 10 support by my voe, III compliance
with the Instructions which la been sent TO me.
am, sir, your oh'dt.
ROBERT b. TAYLOR
Erdav NV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
1IuBL.c AucI i N virtue q deed ,. q

DUBLiC AUCIlON.-By oil deed o.
III trust, executed to the subscribers, by Randolph
Ross Of the County Of White, 10 the Safe OF Tennes
see, the 18th day Of Augu-, 1870; and recorded in
the Hastings Court, Tor the City OF Richmond the
2aik day OF June, 1921; and ordered to be certified.
which said deed Of trust registered in the Regis
ter's Office, in White County, state OF Tennessee,
on the Sh day OF August 1921 aud also
the Registers Oce in Warren County, State OF Tea
esee the 9th day Of August 1921, for the purpose
OF securing the payment OF sun'iry sums OF money
mentioned in the said deed: ii. be sold by Public
Auctioa the highest bidder, ready money at the
front door Of the g,e Hotel, in the City OF Richmond
on wedn- sd ~ the l6;h day OF .cember next IL
o'clock if fair Otherwise the first fair day there After
the following property wit: \ certain piece par
eel oil land In ih- comfy oil Warren, State of Tennes
see, containing 81 acre., including the Arch Cave.
Suadry other pieces or parcels OF land, purchased by
rae sad Randolph Rose of Elijah Saunders George Saun-
L.r,, Jacob D-ake, Beverly Harp John Officer. Will
liaa Eavcs Alexander Nc Murray Ch lres aud William
Cressufn, Thomas Ray. aud Elijah Deoke, aud sunl,y
pieces parcels OF land in the sid County and State
graRed by the said State, to the said Randolph Ross,
supposed 10 contain about twelve hundred acres
Also certain piece parcel of land in the county of
White in the said stats OF Tennessee, containing
hundred and fifteen acres, including the Big Bone cave,
and sundry other pieces or parcels OF land in the said
county state purchased by the said Randolph Ross,
of Anthony Debruce, John McLemorc, Geo. Saunders,
Elijah Saunders, Ehu Saunders, Jacob Drake, Isaac
Drake and John Wilson-and sundry pieces parcels
of land in the county and state granted by the said sac
the said Randolph Ross, supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acresAlso third part OF certain
tract 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 acres including the salt Wells Rocky
RiverAlso Is negroes, whose names are 'not now
collected, nine of which i'll the possession oil Reu
hen Ross and six IN the possession oil william Ros',
Jr also all the stock in trade at two stores belonging
10 the said Randolph Ross in Tennessee, one OF which
i, kept Sparta, the other at Arch Caves the first
OF which sock amounted to 5000. And also toe
thu hands OF Reuben Ross OF Lexing ton in
Virginia belonging to the said Ross, valued at $1,000
The sale will be conducted by Thomas Taylor.
w. DANDRiDGE, lTm,,ee,
w. NEKERVIS, )
Oct II 4S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

TUIHE Proprietors OF the Richmond and Baltimore
Il Union Line of Stages and Steamboats, by iappa
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally that this line has been in operation year,
the best of coaches horses and most experienced and
careful drivers and will be stany kept that the
affords the best accommodations, good roads and
night travelling by land The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning o'clock and arrive at rappahannock TO din
ner, returning leave Tappahannock every Monday
aornng at O'clock and Thursday mornings on the ar
rival of the steamboat Pluxent from Baltimore and ar
rive Ia Richmond, in the evening On Saturdays they
rlus meet the Patuxent Tappaha mock, ready to take
passengers to Baltimore, which arrives there the sue
ueeding day by 1 o'clock, p. NJ The boat leaves Bal
tmore every Wednesday morning and arrives at Iappa-
hammock on Thursday morning. The PROJECTORS VIII
spare abour expense render this route agreea-
bic, and they have hepeasre 10 state, that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line. n
AZ Stage fare at tho low rate of So so; intermediate
stages, cents per nile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg lnelligencer,
g.ynchburg Firgnisn, will publish the above Tor two
months. oct. 10. lo--Zm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
r1,EMALE BOARDING scHoot.-TAs .se.eri-

H-vEMALE BOARDING ScHoOL.-The subscri-
n Der respectfully informs the public that Ishe In
tends opening afemale boar Sing school Pleasant Oaks
in the upper end OF Powhatan couniy) the ensuing
year. fFifa '.r-- 90 70 'r-rr t'fr tT'E
She has employed as a teacher Miss Wibar, former
~ of Alexandria, but recently of Richmond where she
has conducted for the last five years large school
the entire satisfaction Of her patrons. Miss Wbar win
attend particularly tothc morals, conduct and general
department of the young ladies' conded her care
the undersigned assures the public, that pains shall
be spared on her part i'm besowng all the pare du
ties to make the situation comfortable aud areca-
be.. The OF instructions will be found To CON-
prise all. the leading branches necessary complete
an education such as photography, reading, writing,
gish grammar, arithmetic, geography, with the Of
the globes, astronomy, lrawing aud painting in the
modern and highly approved STYLE and in all their
rious branches. needle work. plain and ornamental,
broidery, sc. SC. Terms-for board and tuition eigh
five dollars rsthc scholastic year of ten onhs tho
scholars finding their bed and bedding The school
will commence the 18th day of january next Let
tiers addressed to the subscriber, Gainesville, Cumbe-
land county, va. will be promptly attended to.
l,rfs fet e.- ANN MONTAGUE.
oct. 81. ..s" ..- 5i--w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
CTLdRLES W. McGI.yN-ESS,
HOUsE, sIGN, CMAIR,


IND Ornamental Painter, Glider, SC.
At his old stand south side Of the Capitol Square, and
next door 10 the Compiler Office. a.
q NRATEFUL 10 his friends and the citizens Of Vir-
w GINA generally, for the patronage ne has receiv
cd, wo2d inform them that he still continues 10 carry
the above business in all their various branches
His prices will be suited to the times. lie forbears 10
say any thing about his qualifications; as esdcSce Of
years in Richmond, viii enable the public to judge Of
his prctcnsons 10 patronage. RI.
NJ B.--workmen be sent TO the country at the
shortest notice.
July Is. 1aM-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

ZACHARY LEWIS, at the Corner of 10Th and f.
III suc5, North OF tie Virginia Banks, is prepared
TO accommodate several Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with board aud lodging. Families vi
sitting this place, will find his rooms airy and com
forabeEvery effort TO render satisfaction TO those who
cali ON him will be made
Nov 3 55--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

or The ENoUIRER ia published twice generally and
three tmcs week daring the session of tho State Legislature
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars payable
Notes of chartered specie banks ony)
Socsod The Editors will
hitting them BY mail the postage of all letters being paid by the
No paper will be discontinued Out the
Editorsl vnt all atrearsscs have been paid up. = h
W Wheeyer will of papers
have the enh GRATIS. 49,. 49,.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
% ons square, OR LESS-Firt insertion rs
tauence, 80 cents. ta r-f
s.sNo inserted, until has chor paid
assumed by sone person in this city, is snvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

E N CHAN SERY-Ata Court held for Prince Ed
IA ward County, October the Dist 1929.
Thompson Baker, James Rice and Mary his wife, for
merly Mary Baker, and Sally Baker, Comps.
against
Thomas Vernon and Nancy his wife, formerly Nam
CIV Bakdf Thomas Vernon adm or. de bons non of Ca
lcb Baker, decd and Ex'or of Jane Baker, William j..
Thornton and Nancy, Jane, Harriet aud Betsy Thorn
ton, infant children of said William j. Thornton Des
Philip Adams is appointed guardian for the defendants
Nancy, Jane. Harriet and Betsy Thornton infants
der the age OF twenty years. for the special purpose
OF defending their interest in this suit and the defendant
William j. Thornton, not having entered his appearance
and given security according Act of the General
Assembly, and the rules OF this Court and il appearing
TO the satisfaction OF the Court that he is nhab-
tant OF this State the motion Of the Companants by
counselIt is ordered, that the said defendant William
j. Thornton do appear here the first day of January
Court and answer the Compliments bill; ard that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in of the
public newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and also posted the front
door the Courthouse of this County.
Copy. Teste,
BIZ WORSHAM, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
Lands forfeited to the Literary Fmd.
Aun1rnp,s OrrIrE 9Th Imly. IL


EpUBLIC NOTICE.-By the act passed 9th March,
1921 entitled % An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the nopaymcn, of taxes, the operation
OF which continued by subsequent actPasscd 9th
Feb. 1928 aii delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund, and redeemed or before the
first of the present month by the original owners, have
become absolutely forfeited Provision made, however,
by the iss above mentioned act in favor OF such person
81 persons who may havs good legal or equitable title
to ouch lands held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time OF the
ssd lands vesng i'll the President and Directors Of the
Literary Fpnd whs previous TO the 9th of March 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
fAea or who derive title under some person having
tans settled and improved said lands. But no person
ssa be entitled TO the benefit of this provision, who
shalt not before the Grsfdayf December, one thousand
hundred and tOeRty nine, pay into the treasury
on the proper of the Auditor OF Public Accounts
all axcs upon the lands clamedby him either in his own
ns,ae or he name ofose under whom he may claim ts
by the person, persons in whose name or right the
same forfeited such portion thereof as the land so
claimed ought be e4uably and raiaby charged there
With, with per cent per annum damages on the amount
which shall be each year due from the LIST day OF Novem-
Der Of the year in which ii becomes due, unti paid
JAS. L. HEATH,
Ju,v TO- lS-n Auditor OF Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

NLOTGCE--ny virtue of deed Of trust Of record in
~ the Office Of the County Court Of New Kent, from
WIN. III. Burch 10 the subscriber trustee for Eliza
Puinfrey and Dandridge w. Clarke, will be sold It The
house Of said Burch for cash, Wednesday the End
day Of December next, all the said Bdrch's house
hold and kitchen furniture, crop Of fodder &c and
one saddle. RIO. M. CRUMP.
oct. 10. 45-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

~ La,lofic Hospital, williamsburg.
EnuOTICE is hereby given that all the cells In this
N institution are occupied, and that more patients
,l he received until some Of the said cells vacant
due notice Of which will be given. BY order OF the
Court Of Directors. l.. HbNbbf.
May 2S 04--U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

HN CHANCERY-At Court held for Buckingham
I'll County the 18th day of October, 1929.
Stephen Whitehead and Martha his wife, Haynes
and Mary his wife, Farmer and Lucy his wife
Johnson and Sarah his wife, Nancy Russell, SUI
sauna Russell, Nunncry and Frances his wife,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

WHTTLL be sold, at public auction on Tuesday ne
w sh day Of December nert, DJdir, " nat NE
merit fair dnv on The premises the trdct NJ land chch
(orner.y fesiied on, in NE County IF Louisa, on me
South Of Pdmukey rirer md containing by esti-
nation 3I acres; large portion Of Uich isTrr io'o
cro5,ds. and 3 ,oood fand NTH good Improvements,
The tract If Iand tciH be sold on credit Of onc, ,co
and three Years NTH the usual security and possession
delivered The LIST Qf January, 1880, and nc usual eTop
Of cbcat toiIt secded hsJif dls0 same time
md Mace tci be sold at tccfce months credit I'm al
sums ADORE five dollars all The sfock Of ecey deserP-
fon on he said piantatiot together Nth me erCP q,
corn, fodder and hay. The purchaser TO gre 0ond
wv" P'''0''' BIcRERTo.v WINSTON
Nrs 56-trtds'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
against

Tho.ats 7. Thornhill, adm'or. of William Russell,
decd. William Russell, James Russell and John Rus
sell, Elizabeth DashaZar, wife of Dashazaf, Wiley
Russell, James Russell, Tercsy Thomas and
her husband, Samuel Russell and Elizabeth RUSSELL
Dets.a
The defendants except Thomas T. Thornhill, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
defendants not inhabitants of this country: Ii is
dered that the said absent defendants do appear here
j anuary court next, and the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy oil this order he forthwith inserted in
the Richmond Enquirer for two months successfully,
and posted the front door of the courthouse of this
county. Copy. Tcstc, r..s ~ III. .,-..
II. ELDRIDGE, Jr ID. c.
oct Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28
July 10. ls-n Auditor OF Public Accounts

VUNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
10 rae in Petersburg of my Moses, who went OF
on the 9th nsIIe is about twentytree or four years
old, feet inches high, dark skinned but not very
black rather stout made and bowleSgcd, slow in his
movements and OF not sprightly commemorative
with him stock Of very good clothes, amongst those
now recoIIccted blue cloth close coat, and blue
cashmere pantaoons gray cassineu c9aee anu Pana
looms fur hat good deal worn, boots shoes. The
only information have been able TO geh him. IS, mat
Inc was seen i'm fishing boat which trades TO this mar
kct ON the night of Sunday the 9TH fnst going XRWn
James River, and as he originally came from Char
County, very probably is in the ncighhsssf5T.o'
of Weynoke, Doctor John Minges place, or 0iYMr.
William II. Ningcs where most OF his relations i've
Petersburg, June 80 I6--1mn HUGH NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

n AND FOX SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust
"a executed to the Subscribers, by John J. Flournoy
and PAMELA his wife, admitted record the Clerks
Office of Powhatan, the 27th of September, 1928,
will be sold the premises Saturday the 10th day
of December next If fair, il the next fair day (Sun-
days exceptcd the tract OF land Wherein the said Flour
noy ROW resides, containing 400 less, ly-
ing in the county OF Powhatan bounded by the lands of
Jos. ID. Davis, and others much thereof, will
satisfy the object of the above deed, Terms of sale
cash. Acting as Trustees, shall convey only such
title as is vested in by the said deed
RICHARD BASS,
MILTON p. ATKINSON, s 'r"''se''
Nov. IL 6I-w5ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-28

NOTICE. shall petition The Legislature At its nest
Session. for leave 10 establish toll bridge srross
MaUapony river at Dunkifk. ARCHER BROWN.
Oct 2. 42--wSt'