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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
TVDIA RUBBER SHOES

ZEE subscriber has Just received q large supply o.!
Lsdica' and Gcn,cmsn's India pri5, Shoe.
which are lnpcretrs6Ic by water and an excellent
Preseryatve Of health. They keep the feet dry and
wGrm and thus prevent many of those diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who costly tcke
selves by wearing the above shoes, which eorally
condnce 10 ''ralth ard comfort. All who become a:
guaintcd with tic benefit Of the India Rubber Shoes
IRON experience, viii never after omit the usc orthern
nc mas also on hand large assortment Of Ladies'
and Gentcinen's, Boys and Misses Boote. Dooteos
and Shoes Leather, Sealskin and Hair Trunks; and
icw dozen OF Einerson's celebrated Razor SlraDs--
all OF winch he IS disposed toscl at low prices for cre
o1cV-2a"Gt SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Undcr the Ennn IIntcl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

AHES WiNST0N. Richmond, Agent Tor VIM.
:. Prince. Proprietor of Lnrgan Botuuir G-:ler.
'eW- orN' no" so 2drau,aGoously known as the
III tins county, will receive orders .or ouY kind Of
FRUIT or ornamental Trees Grape Vines, Iowerinr,
SHfibs, Greenhouse Plants, iSrlbaus Roots &c
u Catalogues vii. be- furnished gr,.iis and the most
prompt q particular attention paid t, forwarding
10 any part OF the State such articles AZ persons re
siding at distance NAV order.
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &C. SC. ore put M in
me very best order and may be transported many
nuhurcn mics without injury. The experience orhc
Agent, though limited, fy iuztiies him in recon-
inendng to my person possessing but half acre Of
land to procure small assortment o. vines, fiui,
trees. &c anl others holding Iaore land could moi
in'eSt % or an 100 dollars more adyartagcously.
d" 2I--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

VIRGINIA: 81 rules, holden in KS Office of the
superior court of ,ncery for the Richmond district
the I'd day Of June 1925: James c. Anhnny nit agas,f
john Marshall, Daniel Call and George Fisher ors uf
the Kew John Buchanan. dec Hin Carter, Susan Carter.
Mary Cater ana Elizabeth Carter infant children Of
Charles Carter the younger dec Robert Randolph md
Elizabeth his w>, formerly Berkeley, Walker Tayler and
Elizabeth w. C. mis- wife, formerly Berkey, Edmuml.
Berkeley, Ann b. Berkeley, Robert Berkiry. PaIke n
Berkeley heirs OF CathaIinr S. Berkeley. formerly Garter:
Mary w. Braxion, Ann X. Lee, Bernard NJ Carter.
Williams Carter, VIM Fnzhugh Garter, Hill Carter,
Thomas Carer WIN. F. Wiokham AVID Ann hi. wife
formerly Garter, and Edmund Wokham and Lucy his
wife, n,merly Cater. Nathaniel Burw ell and Lucy his
wife, john II. Carter Charles Shirley Carter Baden f3u-
nney aud Mary W. his wif, late Garter, heirs of Edward
Catier, Chaes Carter Joseph C. Cabell and Mary his
wife, heirs of George Carter, Nancy Norvell, the widow
and Josephine Norvell Martha Horyel Mary Nove aud
lhomes NoTvell, infant children aud heirs OF Thomas
Norvel, deceased, and Polly Smith, dts.
The defendants Ann IL Lee aud Berna I'd NJ Carter uot
having entered their appearance given security &C.
c"Tdng to the act Of assembly aud the Of this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this county,; il is ordered said
defendants do here the first the next term.
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspap published
in the city Of Richmond, for months auo
posted at the front door of the capitol, in CITY,
% copy. Tese, VIM. G. PENDLETos, @. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
HERRLNGS.
FEMALE CHARACTER.

Z .ETTERs Female Character, addressed to a
"A young lady on the death of her mother by Mrs.
Virginia Cary Of Virginia, just published and for
sale by ]. II. NASH.
ian =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
O.AYID FULYZ--litoTaeV al Lao

OfFID FOL1T--.itto,Hey at Lao,
z AS settled himself permanently at the Warm
Spring and viii attend the courts of Allegha-
ny oath ana Pocahontas. He offers his services TO
the pubic a. Gerard Land Agent 10 investigate
titles, give information Ia quality, superntend sur
veys, pay taxes, effect sales, &c
During the recess of courts he nlry be found at his
Office, Warm Springs, Bath County.
doc on-W5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
EtAEsTERFIRLD ACADEMY.-Thjs Inc,i,T,

EtaESTEEFIRLD ACABEMT.-Tlis institution
south of the Court House, and about nine north wet from
t7e1shu in veEy healthy and tickly settled ne -,olo5
arSc and connections House has lately been 1 tine
fnds OF Science in this county, and finished OF, aarc IN
the most approved modem PLAN aud will shortly he supplied
YIN MAPS, Globes and suitable Mathematical nstrun, MS
for tho comfort and convenience Of the suduis W., r
exceile'i By but few Hours OF the kind in state
Inc Academy wi open in the house cr FOR tho MIR
se, ON the hrst Monday in January and Continue drir
TIE scholastic year of ten months under the stpcrend7nee OF
WILLIAM SHEVER, Who graduated at fiani,o1 C..c5r
IN August 1872! and has since that successfully cr
gi in teaching the Greek and Latin lansuH m toeter vii,
tne various branches OF an English education His oaica-
tone and aSsduty Teacher and successful method Of pre-
Serving vruous and honorable emulation among ms lpls
ar TOO well known IN this section of the county require any
oGjum from An able Assistant will also be cuploYcd a.
soDn the number o. students will Justify the expense
fhe following are among the studies which vii taught IN
t9tS Acadeny- Reading, Or,hogaphy, Penmaship, Ergl
Grammar Geography History a5Ic, Rhetoric Moral Phioso
ply Elnnnts OF Criticism, Eyi-lC Natural Rcvcae
Religion, Arithmetic, Algebra, Ecid, Surveying Natural PM
losophy Webbcrs Hution's Mathematics and Fengy Che
orr together win full course OF the approves Latin
aDd Greek authors In ad ton to their ordinary studies the
advanced students will have and fecnf e., 80
Y Sohtsitlon Deciiinailcn aud Forensic Dspuaiion The
object of the institution only qualify Young men for
engaging successfully i'll the various pursuits active life bI.
ro for admission into the different Coras and Universities
throughout the Union
The healhfuncsy otc situation (ng near several springs
efexcelent water the sober, industrious a nesor-
hood, entirely secluded from Of vice aud dissipation
LrndT desirable retreat for the pursuit science as well rs
We formation OF correct and vituoms habsi}oa had
III respectable families and at distances for the
moderate price of $50 per Boardors l considered
as menbcrs OF the families ~ which they reside aims
VIII be wanting 20 render their situation easy and comfortable
Tue terms Of tuition will he, for the languages 20 dollars
PET annum, and 20 dohrs for the Mathematics and En.
studies.
Those who may feel inclined 10 rr,tronip this voun, Irs,
u2n now struggling into l, respectfully invited to call aud
So the facilities which here presented Tor the ACQUISITION Of
totn caningfthcy do shall feel zngune in the rlici
iii VIII not be suffered TO der me for the rea-
bic alare Of tlnir patronage The fc deeply cne Of
tbe obligations under which they laid By the liberal ds
IONS OF generous and enlightened community II is hoped
mat their expectations will be dSappoined-tat the der
fblpes Of the Institution will eventually prove Commensurate
WIN ''H aIthIDaions OF IT'S founders.
JAMES HOWIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
TON MOORE .4G.4LN.

DIES upon cash, corn, catholics and many other
" matters, by Thomas Moore.
FAIRY Legends ana Traditions OF The south OF Ire.
land, with plates.
Vol. ID English Common Law Reports.
january Nc. for 1929, n. 4. Rovicw, publ. she'd
anu received at NASHS Bookstore.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

toiton yudchine5y f0f sale.
va L offer for sale quantity of second hand Cor
w ToN MAcHfNERT. say $40 Tarosile SpindIes
with preparation Of every description for putting
said Spindles into immediate operation.
dec SIS CUST{NLA.f' & .4NDREV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
RKMENBEIE ME-.

tNi4-ti - VI i'IrS IVA Ia.
'g'IiE Remember Ne. religious and literary mis-
- ceilany, intended Christmas and new
years present + y 1929, with handsome rncrayInc.
and neatly put up in watered silk for sale by
ian , T. II \ ASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
PAPER.
BUILDING LOIS HOR SIZE

3NlAT very desirable LOT in the rear Of the Prasby-
tcl'on church now building, being 80 feet front
o. street which separates il from the land occupied
By Manson d. DlJber, and averaging 90 feet deep.
ioore beautiful site IS probably not 70 be had in the
City.
Al-o,trcc lots on Governors syoot, above r street,
which are daily becoming more valuable being in n
contral situation. a street improving as fast as any
tT Richmond They would be- exchanged for land
vest Of the Capitol. D. ]. BURR.
dec 1H-2aw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks Office of tho
superior court Of chaneery for the Richmond district.
the I'm day July, 1929 John Forbes ESQ., of
the "s w' aud testament Of William L. Myers, dec plt
against James Scott, exor of John Lesss .e and
his sufeues James Sh,phard William Mckenzie David
Barclay Samuel Irving aud James B. Scott, dts.
The see facias awarded in this not ben cxrcu,ed
on the defendant Samuel Irving and he
MS appearance and given security according the
assembly the rules of this aud appearing by sa
factory evidence that he is inha
is oiheres that the said defendant do appear on
hrst day o the next term aud shew cause against tho
ewv"i sought by the said process a copy of th
order he forthwith inserted newspa per published
N the Guy OF Richmond Tor two months essvey, and
posted nj the front door ofhc capitol in the civ
64 copy. Trse, Wm. G.. PHNpLRroS, O. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

VIRGINIA. At rules, holdeh the ceIkS olice af tr
superior court of chanccry for the Richmond district
the 1,h day Of July 1928: John Enroughty aud Marina
NJ his wife, who Mauha NJ. Robertson, Archer
Robertson, adm'"r Of Nancy Robertson who was
Nancy NJ Booker, Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ. his wife,
aud John Robertson aud Eliza beth his wife, pits. against
hlkaoeth Booker, exx of William NJ Booker, deceased,
William Scott aud Rachael +. his wife, William III.
Booker, Wlia'a T. Egges,on adm of Thomas Booker,
deceased, Arms,ead 4. Towncs, john Booker w lillian T.
Esgeson III his right, John s. Booker, and John L.
Iowncs, admor OF James Townes, deceased, dts.
Tho defendant John l.. Towncs, adm'os OF James
fowncs dec not having entered his given
sreury according the Of assembly and the rules Of
ts court, and il appearing by Glory evidence thar
he not inha baut of this q is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the FIRST day tho
next term, aud the hill Of the plaintiffs, and that
copy ofths order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond for months
svey aud posted at the froU door Of tho capitol in tho
said city.
% copy. Testc VIM G. PRNpIEroN. C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19


the pubic ~ Gerard Lond Agent TO investigate
ut!cs give information Ia quality, superntend sur
veys, pay taxes, effect sales &c.
During the recess of courts he may Lc crnd M his
Oince, Warm Springs, Bath County.
dec 99-w5t
sS. sATIIANis!L CRANE AND PEYTOS
LIZ CNAnE,-takc notice, that shall on tho 9th dGv OF;
Mach 1929 between the hours tcn in the forenoon aud i've
m tine afternoon King Queen house. proceed tn take
the dispositions of Charles Hill an Others rad as evidence
III SUIT m chacery, depcndng county court of
hnS Nvcen, wherein am plaintiff and YOU defendants;
nd IT from bad wheae should he prevented from proceed
n ON that day. shall proceed on the FIRST day thereafter when
me weather VIII permit, at the place, and between the
same hours, and Continue fon day day until the
'"Icu PHILIP H. fENDLErON.
sS INSCRIPTIONS taken in BY Tic subscribers for the
- North American Medical and Surgical Journal.
published b.. the Kappa LAMBDA Association of the U.
The high reputation which this journal has attained.
IN other parts of the Union induces hope that the mo-
deal faculty Of Richmond, will deem il worthy their
Nos. ~, Y, ", can he sccn at the bookstore of
Jan 10 WM II. FITZWHYISONN.
20 Tmrtecn pound chests of first chop cinpow
der tea, received and for sale at retail bv
Jun II G. z. 81 J. HALLAM.
LIVERPOOL SACK SALT.
sINoR SALE, the cargo of the ship Anocreon,
expected daily from Liverpool. Apply to Mes
srs. Kerr, Cuskics, q Co. or
jan Its MAXWELL TROEES.
. ANlE Subscribers have received per the Fanny &
: Mary, from Boston, an addition to their stock of
dining and ten sets. which rcudcrs their assortment
very complete. q. K. 81 J. HALLAM.
inn 12-Gt
VA ANIEi tn hire. Tor the present year, twenty
able bodied negro men, TO wor, in the coal
pits--for such, liberal price will he givcn upom an
piicaton TO the Subscribers on the basin.
jan - Ct NELSON CARY 6, CO.
sNANIEL y. HUGGINS, .4i4ir, respectfully in
- forms the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond
that he intends introducing Dorsma for Exhibition
produced in nature of Fire Light Sun Set and Moon
Light not attempted before in this pert of the couu-
try.
Duo notice ofwhct will he given in daily papers.
~ 3. Al orders will be thankfully received in the
various branches of his profession at Mr. Winrfclts
Shockoe Hill, foruerly the sign of the Black Horse
January i3--St.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

tNJB general meeting Of the members Of the Alu-
tual Assurance Society against fire on buildings
q tlc state of Virginia VII held at tho Socetys
Office IN Tie City N Richmond, on Monday the 9th
day o! EohTuary u'tt o. tIe hour of 2 O'Clock.
.n' :" co1r JtNES RAWLINGS,
Ug..1 a ~ Cs.rf(f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

P0ica Sewc Jhrcad and Cotton Bagei,lg.
'ETHE Subscribers have received 300 lbs Of Patent
Thread, suitable lor float or drin scins from No
10 70 20 inclusive and 90 pieces OF Hemp and Flax
gu Cotton Bogr.uc also on hand general assert.
mont Of Dry Goods for spio Mt the lowest market
prices -. 6, T.. JAMES g. Co.
jan "wf Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

JAMES HOWLETT, :
PETER +. BOlSSEAU. I
ALEXR. GIBBS,
JOHN COGBlLL,
WIN. Y. JOHNSON, q
lOHN w. JONES, &
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN X. WALKER,
TUOS. J.. BURFOOT, I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
FAMILY FLOUR.

ENOR Sle, family lour. At lo,st equal, e not mpc-
D ror 10 any in this market.
~ J he elegant ROOMS over orr Office. nrc still
for rent +. HAXALL & co.
i'm 10 2aWaf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

% COPY. IeSi"' WIN. 4. PEEDLEToT, G. ..
VIRGINIA: At rules. hoideu ~ the clerks off g or the
superior court of chHncery for the Richmond district
the dh day of August 1928: John a. Lancaster adm or
Of Margaret DrreuX, deceased pit against Thomas JEFF
feon Rand"rh, executor Of Thomas Jefferson dec Eli
zNocib MazZe, daughter of Philip M9zZo, Formerly of
hbemee and late of Pisa 10 the grand durby Of Tscany
dccoascd, Gioys mi Batsa Rusrh Count Francesca Del
fiesta Del ignoso and Giovanni Camignan execute rs of
the said Philip MaZ2e deceased, dfts.
The defendants Elizabeth Mazzei, Giovanni Baris,a
Ruschi, Count francesca Del Tesla Del Ienoso MI Clio.
vann Csmignan not having entered their appearance
GCd given security according the CT nbv nd tho
rules Of this court and appearing iv saiisfocorv evi
dence that they inhabitants Of this country il s
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here m the
hrsi day nj the next term, and the bill Of the plain.
uf and that copy of this order h. forthwith inserted in
some ncwspa pr published in the city o Richmond for two
months sueest'vcy and posted ie front door of tho
capitol, IN the said city.
81 copy. Tcsic, WIN C. PrvnLErov E. G..
VIRGINIA: ~ rules, holden in the clerks Office of tho
superior court Of ohaucery for the Richmond district
The an day If August 1893: Levi Swain, pie. agains
John G.. Gamble. Janice Scott IT, William Mace W;tl,,,
Mckenzie, Robert Jennings, Samuel Scott and other DIS
The defendants 70. Jennings and Samuel Scott moi
having entered their md given security
"ng to the act OF assembly and the rules ofhs court nd
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that thew 70 not
Inhabitants Of this country; il is ordced that the said
defendants do appear hero the G day of the
and answer The bill " Tho PLAINTIFF and That copy NJ rbis
order he iodhwth inserted in somo newspaper published
~ the city of Richmond or months succcssivciy nd
pncd at TIC front door Of thc capitol in the said city,
oG Acopy. Tc''s, Wn. q. PENDLEToN. G. e.
VIhIINIA: ~ rules budcn IN the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of oharcPry for the Richmond district,
TIE On day Of August, 1923: William Megginson rlt.
0gd'nd Robert Horsey sdmor ofJngsph e.. Megginsou,
and Philip Duval, dts.
The dGooda1t Philip Duvai, not having entered HE
appearance and given security according tic Of
assembly aud The rules NJ this court and appea ring by
saisiacioy evidence, that he s inhabtant of this
country; IL ordered, tha the said defendant appear
here The FIRST day Of the term and bill
~ The plaintiff; and that copy NJ this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in be city Of Rich.
mond, fortwo months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted the front
door Of she capitol IN tie said city.
O. cow. T,sfe. WV. q. pENnLFTbv G. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

"a IVUI III TUW - n Y yC0T3 Of age, who has
"A acquire some knowledge Of Englieh Grammar
and writes fair hand, vii be takon at the Whir
O"c rs an Apprentice 10 carn the Printing business
hOCTOR JOHES q. CHRISTIAN tenders bis rrp.
~ bOr1 rvic" 90 the citizens q Richmond and its vic-
nV It's residence Is upon tie Nam street, near the Union
Hotel whcc be may always 81 found Unlunicd attention
500 .r rtiN 'o @s up. FrtiGrt G-CuGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
.lTAIabama La,,d .ggency >,


r Am authorized TO SELL remarkably low the I.p,. an The
- oa, 81 Alabama, belonging To the South
psnyj purchased by Col Stephen Elliott OF Charleston IN
1918 ihey lie IN the vicinity of Montgomery and Cshawt
anu the hnes body Gf land, offered bv
individuals this State The o the ,o the pur;
Ok ne WSe the general heahof the country. The un erioI
advantages OF HavsaiIoGj the .ce, Of com
mefcei latitude neither too cold, hot sHordipx
pure smosPhere the densely populated
sentns lively prospect OF common school,. tbe ,upero,
e'n'PMe render settlement in tb. part the State s,sa-
oe Inc great care and judgment, which these aud,
were selected the prices which they were pur.
enned and the anxiety OF the company dispose OF tem
Will enable the purchaser TO obtain good land low prices
a cred 10 su the purchaser will be given good secu.
rIy requred All the eur chase money has been paid 10
and patents obtained Deeds Of
De made TO purchasers, when they make payment.
also authorized SELL the very valuable land, m "a,
bama, belonging the following gentlemen: Col Ste
Elliott, feadon, and j. s. Bennett Of Charleston South
Carolina together with several thousand acres
other individuals. s..I ~ 80 -
Slave holder: Maryland, Virginia, North Csrona and
more Than double the value OF their properly BY
good fan, low prices, Middle Alabsma aud plseux
portion Ut their hands tLen good The
anson OF the slaves would enhance their value nearly
New York and the proceeds in cash owner
with ut trouble difhc uty.- -
ehtemen at distance, owning land Alabama can have
the taxes paid, other disposition made Of it. BY giving
us suitable n:truetiens, and enclosing the money.
will attend any business to be lran,actsd IN the land
office in Cahawba. 80 80
Letters portage paid will be puncuay suy
Information given, which be reque,eJ and my power
o obtain in this country. JESSE BEENF Gxent
Cshawba, AIahama. ~ %.
ly deneren will confer a favor by cutting Chi, sdve,
tene cut OF the paper, aud posting up
place Sept so. eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS

GEbHE Subscriber has hand, and is osily
- large s1pphes of fresh Ctover Grass SEEDS OF all the
vat et-s used 10y the Farmers generally He wise for
.ie an extensive assortment the most approved kinds
hIohen Garden Seeds OF the crop, raised by careful
aud experienced cui'ivaoF "heh Tor purity of kinds,
certainty Of vegeaon he confidently inferior
ITO those sold any other con.
,s IN part OF The kinds Of Bse Beans. Cucumber,,
0n,1., 0ts. 6.ya Esrty Peas superior .re'e]
Spinach, Seurvy Grass, Tunps Tomsos With MANY oth.r
articles not here enumerated ana il addition to the
enced England of the finer
kinds OF Cabbage Seeds such Cauaower Broocois Bat.
ersea, Early York. SuSstioaf Ssvoys, Red PiokIinr &c
which beng raised out OF hoods of
eeen preserved true TO their
directly from the soil, al very short notice.
6ofders executed with care on favourable terms, by
GEORGE NJ. COATES.
No. 40, Market st. Philadelphia.
REQ. 4 S9-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
LIBERTY Hill for Sale.


ID URSUANT 10 deed Of trust bearing date the 18th day
~ oil December in the year 1875, anu duly admitted 10
record IN The clerks Office Of Richmond county executed bv
Albert IT, MsCsty and Lucinda d. his wife 20 M A. ,,
Tor the benefit OF George McCary shall the premis
Is on the 18th day Of March 1929 il lair, lair ds
sell and dispose of in fee simple public
10 the highest bdder for ready MONEY that Of
land called and known by The Of Liberty H situated
and being IN Richmond county, Val Containing 542 acres,
more OF less with all the buildings and
and the sPpurensnees Of every kind hseo belonging for
the purpose, specified in said trust deed. To' "
rms Tset well deserves the confederation If tho,e who
may wnh 10 purchase land-l has two story double
house. containing with FIRE places, two LARGE
es and closets there sso in the story hr
large rooms and an entry TO of the there Gre
place. also good keheo smoke house, dairy, stable barn
and new store house and Zoe house, on said land Te s,id
tract contains about 80 Of high land rounds
nna CT the latter about 100 acres Of white OAK swamp
Ibe said maBsoH Houie about mile from hor,teo
eteef aud two miles FROM the Rspphnpoek river
TO every source of comfort be derived from our salt
hesithy situation, and we'll situated for auy
oen9 near the public roads and Rye seeded 90
.sd stm Pefson, who desire to said land
are invited 10 view the premises previous the of sale
shall convey such title only is vested 10 me u. trustee
JNO u BRAMHAm Trustee
Fsruhsm church, Jan "a sid,