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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28
NOTICE


WAS committed TO the Jail Of OhestefSeld County, Va. =,
runaway, on the 9Th December last, three nssro me o.
named Toney, Billy and William. Toney had ON when con-
mtd an old roundabout sout coat of brown do
nestle pau;slocps old black hat visible ab,ut
years OF sse feet inches high colour blacks who
belongs to Jesse Carr OF Isle Of Wight county Toney had
Tree papers when committed, but he's thai he
Is runaway. Billy had when committed bro wn ,uou
one pair black Pantaloon old black hat no scars
low; who he belong, to Hshau Carr Of Isle of Whit
county; Billy bad ee papers when but since h.,
acknowledged he Is runaway. William had when COM
mited pair OF domestic PanAloons, surou
.n old black hat colour brown scar ON The ie
SIDE 81 hs orehesd just above bis ashss about q ye,,
OF age, Ssst uches high; who says he belongs to Mr.
Snuh, trader, that he left him near -Danvle
Ine owners OF the above named negroes TO
come forward prove property pay ehsges take them
or they will b dealt with a, tn. law directs.
]. B. GOODE, Jalor Of
E., :, Chesterfield county.
FER. ~. se-wSM
Chsseey-NOtthu~btrlsn County 00uIi, i2th Janaa
William T. co"i'n pif.
Hurst, decd, $3.50 dsfs.
This day came the Ph by his COUNSEL and appearing TO
.he saset,on of the COURT that the def. Thomas K Hurst.
- not sn inhsbant Of this monwesth the motion
the P ordered that the said delft sppesr here the
second Monday in April next and the bill Of the pf
and that acopy Of tbi, order be forthwith inherited for
months esvey, IN some newspaper Publbed within
State and also posted the the of
this eounty-John ID. Leland, pitts Attorney.
a copy Teste,
F. BATES, &C.
beh. H. 91-w6wt
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TRUST SALE

MN of the Provons Of deed of executed
~ the sh April 1921 by Edmund Anderson and wife TO
Fleming Turner and myse and duly recorded in the Office
Of the clerk Of Buckingham county court
on Saturday the eleventh day of March next, the
premises to tbs highest bidder, for cash, moety of
The Fashurg Milis, situate Jane, River, i'll the
county of Buekinshani and, also moieiy Of the
Of land adjoining aud attached said Mills, supposed
contain about 81 will convey only uch title as i,
rested BY the said Deed which believe be
tonable JAMES BROWN
Surviving Trustee.
. Feb. 49,.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

rRI<Ot1 CARDEN SEEDS,
SkUST received from the Nursery OF D. o. Landstb nesr
~ Ph'lsdeiPhs These SEEDS, which warranted fresh
and genuine, ere put in 'msll psoksys, each bearing
printed label, with the Of d. c. Landreb who bold
Themselves responsible for their good quality the prices e
tue same =, the Phi'sdelphis retail prices
dfpaFngu
Beans Large Iims, c.rolue sewee, Red Specified Va
leotne China Red Eye White Kidney Esrly yellow Bunch
Beet Jong Blood, Early Turnip Rooted
csbbage- Early York Large Yotk, Large Drumhesd Fla,
Dutch, Large bergen, Phsdeiphis.
Ctieyy.- White Solid Red Bold.
long Orange Carrot.
Cured Ehdive.
London Leek
Lsasee Esry Cabbage, Superior Esly Cibbsss, Large
Curlvd fndis, EsTly Curlsj
Onios- Silver SKIN, White PorursL Yellow Strasburs.
Psg. LsuJreths Ertrs Early Early Frame, Early Char
ton, Blue Tmperia
Large Swelling Pspnir.-
RodisA- Long Scarlet Short Top, Long Salmon, White
TosDip, Red TUruip, Bsek 6psti.b, yellow Sumner.
E'ty Bunch Squssh.
TwaiP- Early Fiat Dutch, Red Top, Yellow Swedish,
Yellow Ab.rdsen. For ssie nv
JAMES McKILDoB
Feb. II. 95--wiw
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Jan. 81
I'm Chaoeery At court held tor Cumberland County ih
- 22d day OF December 1925
Turner SouthaIl, phf

I'm Cnancey At court held Cumberland County the
~ 22d day Of December 1879:
Turner Souhai, Ph6
Gary Southsl Nancy Southali, Henry Martin Elizabeth
MS VILE formerly Elizabeth MARTINI Martha and John
ALL Children of James Southsi Decd Maria Martin, VIM
Martin, Albert Southh Elizabeth Southal Susan Souha
Children OF Jas Southa decd Infants by Miller Woodson
special susrdan Mary and Rebeeea Southal Children
dian, Poly Hannah, James, Susan, Elizabeth and Cary
Martin, infant, by their guar dian Miller Woodson, Des
The defendants John Southsii Martha Souths not
to the Act Of Assembly, and the thi, court and Il
appearing to the sacon Of the court that they are not
inhshhans oil this commonwealth: On motion, il is ordered
day in February next and The bill of plaintiff and
that copy Of This order be forthwith inserted some news
paper Pnte in the City Of Richmond for two months
ee,yey aud posted the front door of the Courthouse Of
niILLERwoopsoN elk.
Dec. So IT, wsw+
ehApcsTy a monthly sessions held for Louisa
county, at the courthouse on Monday January the 18th
Elizabeth Crawford, complainant
Robert Dalton sdm'or of Peter Crawford, Decd William,
crawford Reuben Crawford Eliza Ciawford Beverly Crau
ford Warrington Crawford, Peter Crawford Die kin
SON. Peter Dickinson, Elizabeth Dickinson Richard
SON James Dickinson, Martha Dickinson Sarsh Dickinson
Paey Crawford daughter Of the said Peter Crawford decd
and Charles Tomp.on, jr. Defendants,
The defendant William Dct.nson, not having entered hi,
aPptstnee and gwen security according to law and the
rules Of this court and appearing to the saa
court that he not nhsbsu thi, State on the motion
the complainant by her COUNSEL ordered that the
next, aud the bill Of the aud that COW
of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
Piished 10 the city Of Richmond for
and Po't al the front door Of the courthouse Of bi, county
on some court day. A copy. Te.te,
JOHNHUNTEa, C. L.c.
Jan. "a. 5-wswt
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~ The ENQUIRER is pubshsd lree a week generally
iaa three tinss week during the Of LIE
tbs same heretofore, Five Dollars per annu.
,yabis IN advance Notes Of chartered banks
sniy) viii be reesivedi payment. The Edsri
ss as safety Of rsottins then By nahs postage efalst
ars being paid, by the writer's
~ No paper will be disc ntinusd (but discretion Of
be Editots) until all arrsarases have been paid sp.
q Whoever will the PAYMENT Of nips
hall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, Or LE6S-Firs critic Is ssrts-sash
ssntinuance, so cents. stf-- .-T- ~
No ajvsrti,s inserted, until has ether been paid
or assumed by some person this city OF its
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Executire Ueporfment.

Eco. II, ISZy. )
k1HoP0SALS Willie received 81 this Depsftmsnt for the
purchase Of the in the Psnhentisy. Terms CASH
Delay.
-. By order, WIZ. II. RICHARDSON.
Feb. "a.
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Great Fire ut SGudnnah.--By The steam nacke.
Sohn DdUId .NoTgin, arrived yesterday, we re
ceived the GeoJgiGn Of Tuesday last containing
the following account, of an extensive and distress.
ing coDflsgraton in Savannah. by which 1; is said
upwards oil forty houses were consumed, and
much distress produced. Such VISITATION under
any circumstances, il 10 be deplofeJ; lat when,
as Is supposed in this case, il is the work Of an in
cendisry, making The afFiueDt poor, and The poor
wretche6, in an jncIement season, besides expos.
ing the lives Of the innocent and unsuspectjng
renders such au event the more lamentabie =
The wretch guilty Of sucl, crime, would barely
receive his due, by the infection OF the Sc, eres,
punishment known to our laws.
Charleston Courier.
PosTscRrPT.---5 O'Clock, a. Disastrous
Hirc!-Betweon IL and o'clock this morning,
Fire broke ont IN the two story two tenement
frame building on the South East corner %
Broughton and Jefferson SITS, which IN its progress
has involved tho destruction Of lager amount "a
property than any similar calamity since the year
1920. The II blowing IL hasty recaritulation ~
the houses de' .royed IN the South eide g Rrough
tor street.
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WisHiNG 10 close my accounts finally, the Executor
person: having claims against the of Teator 10
make hem known tor setementi and the like
VI those who may have claim. INST the late Cole.
man voolfolk. Those indebted either b. w. Coleman
OF to olensn Wooi,it or to EIor Of B. w Cole
man. are reqneed TO make immediate payment
nduigenes can be given JOHN siiEPPARD, Ex'or
Jan. 70. 76-vt1nA 1ff If u. w. Colcms an, dec.
TRUST SALE.
fY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Geo. Wood
- which deed duly recorded in the clerks Of
the county court Of buckingham SHALL for purposes
deed expressed, and at tue Of the creditors Ed
mund Anderson proceed to SELL for cash. the premises
Wednesday the nth Of March next fair If uot the r,t
f. day thereafter, that valuable known property
called the TT
EdLLSBURG MILLS,
With three hundred and eighty good land
hereto This property situated coun-
large Brick Manufacturing Mill with pair Of Burrs
dwelling house brick lumber house. with several
such barn. obscco houses, stables &C. Acting tru,.
e vested ia US BY the deed aforesaid which, however,
leved TO he good.
The above property to be sold subject prior
lien thereon created by deed trust by Edmund
Anderson 10 James Brown, Fleming Turner
thousand dollars remains unpaid.
s aNS sd brown }rru,,e..
T.hq
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A IL per'op, having els, sssiua John Trsbus, deeJ,
III re sgus,ted 20 bring III forward for settlement and
III 'oeeoted viii make imm edsls psymsu,.
MACON TRABUE, Error
,-s rfTuc. Tr.hse, deed.
-"F''shfi' coptt.i fts.f. So rSy
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a
'hE sub,criberssseas the sales OF the Peteisbtg Ms.
nufsetmpg Company and Ameis Cotton Ysrn, will keep
Irregular supply which o6ef for sale az the msnufsct
re whole sale prices. Also be.yy Cotton Stuus from the
anes Fsctory. WORKMAN a. McGRUDEH.
fch y. O. wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12

ERUCkINGHAM LAND FOR SALE Being de-
-slS strous OF removing 10 the West, will sell thrc.
tracts OF l'nd in the upper end OF observation-disclosures
containing 3l2 acres ITO cleared and incosed 20
acres creek bottom we'll di,ched and good order for
crop OF 'o"acco neNt season. The Upland in good
condition for grair; large tobacco houses convenient,
~ situated 10 the bottom land the oher improvement.
ordinary; The uncieared an!weii liinbered 80 or 60
acres tobacco land 10 clear. One tract in half mile of
The above oil l93 81 acres, 100 cleared farming land
well inclosed with goo! improvements large and con.
renient dwelling house, medical shop, AMI all seccs.a-
" improvements Tor family purposes. One tract in two
miles OF the dwelling of acres 60 cleared farming
lane, wei inc'o'c', and comfortable improvements
this tract has the hest Grs NH i'm hi mart nj the
state" runs two pair of stones by overshat wheel; The
gris rom the best information gco for 80 or I0 bar.
rcIs oil grain Annually. Good each Of the tracts,
AMI the fields well wa'ere Orchards OF selected fruit
Being DESTROYS 10 sell will sell TO purchasers. bnt
would prefer selling all together AMI giving posse son
except dwelling either my present dwelling hous-
es or the houses the mill tract, will be sufficient, for
my family Cor time
MACE C. SPENCER, NJ. ID.
sec ~ T-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12

I'D UMFORD ACADEMY-Tbis institution will.
IA usual, he opened for the reception of pupils on
the 18th OF January next being the commencement OF
thc first session Of the ensuing year. The character OF
this Seminary and its prOvcrbiay healthy location arc
il is believed generally known in tho lower part Of the
State. To those who are unacquaintcd viii; the nstit-
ton is proper TO observe that the surrfo ing neigh
bourOed presents inducements 10 he dissipacd or
TO contract irregular habits. Without protesting TO
teach than is taught in other grammar schools LET
il suffice say, that in the classical department. the pu-
pills prepared TO enter tho senior classes OF any of
TIC Colleges Universities ofthc Union. The Maibe-
NAUTICAL department will continue under the direction of
Mr.. Kenny, whose merits Instructor arc already
known to- and duly appreciated by, the public. The
Of English and Mathematics is such as 10 qualify
yout not only for admission into College, hut likewise
for the Counting house, tlc Navy, or tho Military
Academy nj Wet Point.
TERMS-Board, washing and tuition Tor the session
6 rnontlis) each boarder finding his own bed towels
candles, SC. $50, payable in characterization alone
Sl5, per session, payable also in advance.
VIM. HAWKESWORTU.
Tho first session will terminate ON tho 10th June
Students who enter At any time within the first month
previous 70 the 18TH February viii bo liable 10 the
pcnsc Of tic whole session.
Dec. 10. 7t-.w5w
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HNDUCAIlON The subscriber, having cmpio, ed 4
-HI young gentleman well qualified, an assistant,
intends 10 open school, the ensuing year. at Hickory
Bottom, IN the County OF Hanover-The Of in
'truc;ion Will embrace the Latin French Languages
The various branches OF Mathematical science Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Geography, with
The use OF the Maps and Globe, English Grammar,
&c.-rhc school will commence on the I5u, of Janu.
airy, and terminate OF the 18th OF December.
There will be vacation OF one month, iI the .um-
mer-The pIice Of board, tuition, washing and L.dr-
irs, will be hundred dollars for board and tuition
alone, ninety ''nli.rs pay-bir IN rncn case. hail
the lat OF June, and The other half on the 18th IF
D~r~mbrr.-liis residence il abont twenty.six mile,
abcvc Richmond, and in OF The most healthy and
respectable ncghhourhoojs in Virginia.-Iti. ON the
road leading from Colonel Gooda's Tavern TO Frede.
icksburg.
The subscriber pledges himself pay strict attention
10 The tuition and morals Of the boys inrustcd 10 his
insiI uction. Letters addressed Nontp .er Post Office
Hanover County, will he attended 10.
J. d. C BROWN.
Dec. 3 GS-w1A
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EETILLIAM PRINCE, Proprietor Of The Lin.
w nnan BofGnic Gorden,--ofers The following
articles al the following reduced rates:
@gG S or s ga aat III na If ",o. WIKI
numerous Hover buds now formed-Red or Crimson
White Striped, Pink or Midliemi.'; Maiden's Blush.
or Bull; Pompone or Kew Bush Red Pnony nower'
ed--'nd the following sorts $50 Of same size l.,
above: Fragrant Myrtle leaved, AFRO ruirns. Ane-
mono lowered or Wsra,ah--ani also Sinpl. Whit.
and Longiioa Single Red-aiso, Carne,Iia Sasanou,
roseo peno, 10 SO; Welbaukiana or P@onv 1ower,d
3 to IS; Concitora, 6 TO IS; Coccinea v scarlet and
STRIPED n1wcFs on same plant, TO S.; Ruhticanls,
to Ss; O'e'sra single white, So; and other varieties.
prnprriionahly low.
Roses The first assortment of 100 superb kind.
for 500, and he frs; assortment Of 81 superb kinds
S3J--in both these the Greviilr Supetb and / adv
B'nksian, will h- included il desired China R0sc.
IL kind, for $40. ami % kinds for $50; GreviIIe Ro
see; ChrysGnhemnn's Tor Aremesin) IL fire kind-
for 5 90 81 kinds for $40. SO kinds for SIS and 90
kins fr S25-in the latter are included entirely new
kinds, lately received from China.
Pnonies-l2 fine kinds for So; 90 kinds for Sis in
GLIDING the Chinese double white Whitlrj; IS kind.
for $50. "'''"'
Cd,nd.ions-l2 supcrb kinds for $40; 25 kinds 70,
SIS, 70: 90 kinds for S35; 100 kinds for 500.
Irts, or Feur de LiSi2 fine kinds for ST.; 20 kinds
for Sc; 80 kinds for $40; so kinds for SIS
Aureu'as, IL kinds for Sl2, 20 kinds for SIS.
Dahas, IL superb double kinds for s6: 20 kind. for
$ll, and few very and extra kinds rs cents
each; and good double oncs 50 CENTS each Gptane
ums, IL magnificent kinds, including ihe SPLENDID Ma,
cranibon, for $40; 25 kinds for 800 aud 80 kinds for
$50. ' '''
Oranges, Lemons, Ciirons SC. one year. growth
from Inocua,ion, 80; larger size in proportion
Catalogues may be obtained of the sub.criher and or
ceive attention.
Al orders e<ecu;ed by him, have prinfed heading
dndhis oton or his sons signature TO The inpoice
~. u. reasonable credit allowed TO those who
re-vend.
JAMES WINSTON, Agent.
Dec 10. 7l-2t Richmond Pa.
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Cumberland, Nov. 10. 5S-wtls

a TEACilER.-A young nan whs has had several
"a years experience in teaching the Greek and La
TN ciassic', English Grammar, Geography, the Ee-
mcnt. oil Mathematics and the common minor brancbe,
OF English Literature wishes to engage as Tutor in
private family, in healthy part Of Virginia-Saisfac
tory testimonials OF character and qualifications, can
he produced, II rcqurei.-Letters addressed to A. b
near Vcr'Ion PoW Office, Hanover, will he attended TO-
Dec. ~. 7I-wGs
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Dec

q GKE,,NBLY TO the prov-ions of deed of lru.t
IA executed 10 us by William q. Watson for purposes
therein -ecbcd, bearing date the 22nd day of JuIy
iS29, and duly recorded in the office the Clerk OF
Cumberland, hall, Saturday, The 10Th day of De-
cember next Oh the preni'es. sell TO the hghes, bidder
at public SALE Ter cash. tract OF Land wing in The low
er end oi Cumberland containing 3il acres more or
less" Also, other tract Of land i'm said COUNTY
near the former, "contanng 10 more or less
which said tracts of land particularly dc.crii-
ed IN said deed Also, the following slaves to wit:
Walker, Pey'on, Lozy and her child, Burw,u & Char.
otte ALSO the crops OF wheat and tobacco now on
hand, two horses fine mddng stallion several yoke of
oxen and the household and kitchen furniture OF said
Watson, or much Sreof as may I've sufficient TO ,a-
tsiy the acquisitions OF sad deed The title is beiev.
ed TO be good; but shall convey such only as is
ed in us under the Trust Deed.
SAMUEL HATCHER,
EDWARD WATSON, irus'eef'
Cumberland, Nov. 10. 5S1wtds
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"Jss" Carist yesterday, and to-day: and nc is the
same |orercr"-liEp. xiii. O.
iisnc ftiemgqnam nuuc habenus omnes F'ideles
qni nos pfoc!ceerunt priscs temporibus babuerun"
-LANrfnANc CoNrR. BEaEN0.
" Tue '.i'h which We profess. was held by all the
faithful who have preceded from the carries times
Monthly Magazine, Dedicated to RELIGION anJ Lit.
sraurc' IL aocat to he ! sued from Ibis Me'rnIolis-
The circumstances under which takes is are OF
nature ~ once 10 promise IL and cure III.
continuance. Approved by the Most Rev. Archbishop
-uepenuing on The exer;ions, science aud talent.
OF the clergy OF Maryland and Of the Union IT cannot
a 10 ne conducted in an able and inter .iiny
Duer'ny ~ rs Character from those religious ne ~
winch have already been established, il will neither
iherefc WIN their design, tend, any way to i'm
psue heir crcuia'ion,s obi il, indeed, the same
TIE u"pers'on oil trut,he d.seminatitn Of know
-ami the viniea OF those doctrines and usage. OF
the Cnurch, which have been, ami are STILL not mfr.
quenty, misrePresen,ed. la pursuing this object
VIII be necessary TO have Recourse nts and
iac's: which, while they strengthen The tenets Of tie
Canohc church. must tend to the refut,,on of those
OF oil othcrs But whio these arguments aud fscte are
appealed TO- u shall be done with miinr.s and
anee com'ormsby 10 the srr. charity on which
hehsion ~ essentially founded The METROPOLITAN will
ne divided into i"ur heads, vz:-Religio,s. Literary
hi,ee,ianeou' Pnetical II will he published monthly
In baiiinore by r. Blcnkinsop-the st number will
appear IN January 1880. II will he printed in vo on
good paper. and for rt-d Sub,rrb.r. tbrous H.
Post oice. Terms 81 per annum-payable half YEARLY
in advance. - '~''
Dec. 10. - ,,.
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n oIlCE"-Agreeably to the provisions sf two seve-
raj Deeds OF Trust, executed TO the Eubsctibers
by Daniel A. W,on, and for the purposes therein men
toned, we shall pro cd 10 SELL Thursday the 18th
day OF February next, at the residence OF the saJ Dam
lei ~ Wilson, in this county, all the Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the said Wilson and
any other personal pronsriy, which may be conained
in raid Deed, aud remaining unsoliThe ,aIe will be
made AZ public auction to tn highest bidder for cash
SAMUEL G. ANDERSON
WIN. NJ. THORNTON,
Trustees
Cumberland, Dec. 10. 7l-w,ds
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AN LII be sold 10 the highest bidder at public suc.
" v Ton on Thursday Tie 9Th instant, December
u lair, or the next fair day thereafter At the late resi-
dence oi Joseph Taylor deed. in the County of Cum
oerI"nd all The pershablc property, and many slaves
' VIII be sufficient 10 pay the debts OF the deceased
end he estate OF The ane Terms Of sale. For AL,
ns under hiy dollars Cd h, Tor OF fifty dollars
aad upwards twelve months credit The purcha.
fFS giving bonds with approved security before dev.
ENG ct property All persons having claims against
Adeceased,or the estate Of the same, will plcase
MAXI them known to the administrator on or before the
day Pf sale, that provision my be made for their dis
charge. ARCIrD TAYLOR Admin'tor
Of joseph Taylor, decd
LEG D. 6s--hs
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ZIP ghtne ct deed Of trus exrcnted :, me bv
~ william Yctscr on the 0ih d 90 Of August 1927
and duly recorded IN the Clerks Oiie. Of No,oyoav
County, shall proceed 10 cell 70 the bip,,.,t LiIS
tor cash, at Norway Court Itot.c m Thrsir, 80
7tli DAY of Jsnnary next. (i' being Noftowst Too,t
1ayO the following slaves 10 "iG An'bonev Bol H.
to-, Randall Nelly, Mary, MAry, Ube younger6 r.
shs Jude, Lucinda and their incredse-or 90 many n
them mag be suGi lent TO discharge certain bond
named IN the sai t~t executcd 10 Archibald A. Camp.
bel-The tile 10 said slaves 10 believed 10 he good
bu, sha only convey The purchaser such title az
Is vested IN me as t'usiee. RiCrD =. CRALiE, g.
Notowey, Dec. l. G7-wles
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WNAS committed TO the Jail Of Powhatan CIun.y,
w on The 18Th day of July last, negro man WHO
calls himself Berry Eson, and ssys he il free man
was born and raised in New Kent County, dark COM
plexon, his forehead. and one his breast
feet inches high, had when committed TO iaii vel
low Cotton pan,soons Cotton shirt; other clothing:
the said negro bas not produced any evidence
OF his freedom, 10 appearances about 81 years old The
owner II any il requested 10 come forward, prove hs
property pay charges, take him away orhe will be dealt
wi,li as the law directs. RfCHD BASS, Tailor
Sept. y, SO wI2w
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'uNkCSI SALE-Pursuant to ne provisions OF
~ Deed OF Trust from John Willis, by the dire ctions
oil the party for whose benefit the same Is made, and
wmeh Deed bears date on the l4th day Of April 1920
and s OF record in the Clers Office OF T. .nrico ronn
~; shall proceed on Saturday the l2h day OF the
present month"; ut the Edge Hill coal pits in the county
der for cash, "iwenty.two horses and muie."-tom,
wagons and gear, two canal boats, all the hinerv
ropes .hove' spades, axes tools and fixtures Of evefy
which were on the said 2tih day OF April 1929 used
about the said Edge Hill coal pi,s-also three cart. and
gsarasd all the household aud kitchen furniture of
the said John Willis, mentioned in the said Decdor SO
much OF the said property may be sufficient TO s,t,
fy III" purposes Of the .ad Deed OF Trust
ROBERT G. SCOTT. Trustee.
Dec.S 6S-tds.