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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

DIVORCE -Consi1erable mirth WA elici
ted IN the Ne" iofk Police Office by the c M
plant of a black niJe. uamed Fanny Hiekieton,
and The npplisalipn o. her bl ack hu band. vino
calls himself HckitiDu Brien lie. II appears.
wishes to &c, ~ of ms cool black rose, an ar
engagement IL VIII CHI she would by 40 means
consent The GROUND. oil tH aspiration we're,
that " she wa no sufficiently geHfetl toi him
" she does not speak nice he sometimes
e drinks inioricaiioa. aud she rs Ion old 10 be
his uife. B,r complain Vi t,at h. MT only
KEN her oui Il IN ~ house, bu occasionally
malheated her Upon IN batter charge he was
Obliged I, 6ad bah 10 the amount Of SlnO. On
the magistrates telling him 10 20 home with
his wife, aud keep ibe peace lowafds her, n he
had taken her for bel r, 6or worIe, he replied,
" Al, sir, DAT !. y Wofst 1T 4 IN this country,
ial a man cant ret anoder chance for a good
wife-s IRE ss 81 an de- state lottery, slr /,
but, " addei he, " Ill ny all dc courts 10 see il
dev will not take ho1 from me. and il | don't
get no satisfaction. III break her head and de
peace togedef ! don't care about de hundred
dollars Courier aud Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

The Ladies Fair.-We have been somewba,
in notifying the public of the time
az "hich me Ladies intend to hold their gala
day. Be it known, therefore, to all whom i,
may concern, that it will commence On this dav
week CTHURSDAY, the Oath inst. , whom n
use the mercantile phraseology, will be offered
tor sale, remarkably low, for cash. q va,;e,v
of articles, both useful aud Ornamental W..
have heard that many of the articles to be or
hibIted are exceedingly Notwithstanding
great credit on the Ia ste and ippenu;,v q, tho
ladies' The Room, We learn. will be ele o ao,lv
decorated.
lieNei' oil admission may be had at the door
for adults % cents, children ~ 10.
Large APpteS.-We have been shown hv n,
owen'' some apples, from the orchard of Mr.
ficheson' OF this neighborhood, of enormous
size one weighed 10 ounces, and me assured IA
l"che' IN circumference. This is no, the frs,
hne i"'' ifom the same orchard, which has this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

a,y Of nsaay other aDs4Fdt4es ss m1s stls1R
N hear Of before The Convention adjourns.
~
Gr.zaehmsuf of Judge HiiiiGss IN IeHnes-
81. FL reader will t~ecollect The opposition
of Jadge Nathaniel Williams, Of Tennessee 10
the election Of Gen. Iackson-and more psitic'
nlarly his agency ia establishing the iae, OF
Gen. Jackson's connection with Aaron Burr
For this, he will never be forgiven. The man.
date has gone forth from the Marble Palace al
washing'on for his destruction, aud the eager
hloodhounds are already hot on The trad. ba'
we do hope that there is vet enough oil manly
Independence remaining. even in Tennessee, 10
stem the torrent Of political persecution and
TO indicate. in the person Of Judgs Williams,
the freedom of opinion aud of speech. A WI
ter 10 the last Nashville Banner expressly de-
" has growh out of his political opinions ard
the member elect TO the Senate from Sparta,
who, If The Judge be impsach d, vii be one
of his %triers, has publicly declared that he is
determined 70 break him, and that he will make
all other things in legislation subsersient 10 that
end! In the true log rolling fashion,, we pre-
sumo. he will vote for any measure, however
much he may be opposed TO it, if, by SO doing,
he can induce ia advocates TO aid hun in efec'
ting his darling object! Surely, such s,co'
phancy and such zeal will not be permitted TO
go unrewarded
WHAT renders this matter still more interest
ing is, that there is not a press IN Tennessee
bold enough 10 raise its voice in behalf of any
man who NAV be singled oul by the dominant
party as an object of lis vengeance. The Ma
tionsl Banner, the only paper now existing in
that State that ever had any pretensiens TO indie
pendence of character, has forfeited them by
its recent course. Mr.. Walsh himself has no,
played a double character more skilfully than
be Of the Banner. Under such circumstances,
and when the prosecutors Of Judge Williams
are urged on by The bitter spirit Of almost,
and revenge which they have manifested, the
accused will stand but a ~retched chance OF
obtaining justice either a, the hands of his
Judges or Tue public.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

August
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
DAX mOCK-

k0OFOSAiS will he received at the Dock Ofra - ~,
laI or at the Dock Office Norfolk on Or before the ST.,
day OF November next for furnishing and delivering the o
ing described OAK TIMBER, for G.ie Frames to the Dns
0 :" VIC Duch,
NO. IL straight pieces FOR turning and ni,er noea 6n,
square and SO TO 81 feet long - ~'
curved pieces for top bottom rails TO he s;Ied
leel ana noiiied 20 inches and SO to 81 feet lone
81 curved pieces Tor middle rails to be sided 81 incbe,
shd moulded l8 inches and So TO 81 feet long '
4Zo do do for rails sided Fl inches and ,ou5sd
-, Ia inches, and 36 TO 81 feet long
Inc above 80 pieces all reu,pd Gr or raj, IS CO..
ara one sci rs wanted at each of the Yards
a Norfolk Virginia They must he of the best so,uI
OF IRE O' and square edged. The &c pieces for rails
feet. go " ' W a'ao'usoi o9S
lS OF hc t'aies may he either Office and ,l,oes
neii 70 oter proposals Iequesied 10, examine Them
may DC made Tor pan The shoe ofte above ,imbgr
eI oI one or bo'h Docks, with prices Der cubic foot
saunS me KIND and the quality Of Oak as well the Kind rs
son, and district where il will be procured ' "
nOe must te cut during the Winter bstween the 6rs,
November and he first Of Marc; delivered early
dhH dcis'oH upnn the proposals will be made v the
Enhee as soon after The frst of Sovcn,ber as possible
or T'nFr information, application may he made to Mr.
ttnTy Singleton the Norfolk Drv Drck or to Mr. kIsvans
: " n S q. f ms O 1 L. BALDWIN, Engineer.
.NGDy Yryd, Cinreston Ifnsy
September 15th. 1929
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
EglRDTGM.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENCl

ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND
Inc snip Hcnry kneeland at New York from Iiv-
erpool, brings Liverpool papers to the 18th AUGUST
inclusive From the Commercial Advertiser we co.
Ply the following gems
An Odessa date Of July 2Ist announced that Gen.
SzePoh 10 which place fresh troops had also been
sent from Scbastopol.
Cadiz papers received in London on the 11th nit
stated that the Spanish expedition had been ordered
TO possess itself ofthe province of Merida de Yucaian
The change in the French Ministry had little effect
on the English funds Consols left off on the 10th al
81 5-8 81 for the account, opened the 18th at So
Sd, ard were quoted the lih, at SO Sd 10; the
same for money, with little speculation.
IN reply to memorial Of merchants of London
Liverpool and Bristol, to Lord Aberdeen, complain
ing OF the interruptions met with Mt Consiantinople
by English merchant vessels coming from Odessa
presented by Mr.. Hnskissou, a letter was received
by that gentleman from the Foreign Office dated Ju-
Iy 28ih. assuring tho petitioners that the ambnssa
dor at Constantinopie would have instructions forth
with to give his best support to the prayer of the
IneDIorialis;s.
We have been permitted, (says the y. Y. Gazette
to- make the following Translation from letter from
one OF The first commercial houses in Havre dated
the llth Of August, received per ship Havre-' Ton
viii see by the papers hat there has been complete
change IN the miDIslry-1artignac displaced for Po-
JPnhc and Co.-the Jesirts strengthened; and Won
will observe that tis change has excited conslefna-
ton among all rejecting persons, who wish keep
pace ith the age.
"'lhe general impression is tbat the new ministry
cannot sustain Itself unless by strokes Of policy;
and each violation -four laws will be one s.eD near
eS&He overthrow and destruction Of the party which
now weighs heavily upon France
"An aiilancc with England is spoken Of to- arrest
NC cQlTse oi hussia, b., nUtE"g authentic mas yet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
% ~ IN IN
LIVERY STABxE,

'ENHE subscriber has purchased the Horse Market
and Livery Stnhle formerly owned by Mr. Jno.
Blackwell, Ton the street leading from the Old
Market to tie Dock, opposite to Mr. Richard Arm.
strongs Javern0 where he is prepared to receive
has good and careful ostlers large and conmodious
stable, and pledges himself keep the best grain and
Provendcr the market affords. The stable will be
under the management Of Mr.. Richard Lakewood
VINO pledges himself that every attention shall be
paid to horses entrusted 10 his care and solcjts t,
continuance of former customers to this establish
ment and hopes by unremittng attention to merit
share of public patronage. He also informs his
TRENDS ana the public, that nc has supplied his stable
with horses, gigs, &C. for hire at the usual prices
LANES EP.4.S9S.
G The Stable, Lot and situation are peculiarly
wei! calculated for drove horses to which particular
attention viii be paid. sent I-anw6,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

oucutiy exposing Ia merited ridicue, the Count tie
Buttons and the Able Reynals enc;ous der,ction of
he human character in America, ny shelving that
America had produced, amongst the ,-hi.cs Il Wash
ington in war, Franklin in philosophy, Rittcn-
house in astronomy; amongst the red men, "a Logan
and an Opechonconpough, and amongst the blacks.
Phi'is, he might have added with patriotic pride.
''Gnd Dick Pointer, citizen soldier"
-- SON OF CORNSTALK
~ "Befold he shall u, like lion the swelling
ot Joran "aeaus, the habation of s,rongJ
Xix H.
Ca) See Jeerson's Notas Virginia sh edition I'd arpen
, dix: page s5I. "
81 81 have heard the various particulars of the siege
neiys fort from those who time such as
the women being employed in running bullets while the meh
were engaged IN shns the Indians making attempts
tue fort, and the means taken by the whites defeat
tho whites slipping the loose plank side and shooting
down among em &c But these minor particulars.
II suppose not worth detailing, If could with
: rsCy which suspect could not"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

W The CoNsTITUTIoNAJ. WING is published lv0;ce
WfeK' lIue'days and Fridays) at five dollars Der an
mum, payable in advance. P d"-
for advsrns'ng-75 cents square Cor Iess) for the
FIRST insertion, and 90 for each continuance TT
,h ;, % sons must be noted on the MS otherwise
AZ letters 70 the Editors must be postpaid or tbs
the States will r. received in oayn.n FOR e1bsy %
hs " mig though Virginia U. States Bank Notes ,y
DC preferred; and roniauces be made ,lc,ol ~
Post Once st the risk oftbe Editors. we
u Previous to diseon,inusnce Of tho nee,
,e"dgsS must ne psid up. And those who ~ -
"'sscon''""e' VIII notify the Editors IN ,la, fec, -
SC. ;UeG. ~ '''.' a. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
TRUST SALE.

p virtue of a deed trust execn; 4 r., 49,.
- scriber 10y William JiDkin. Of ,i., r,c,,,, i
Hanover bearing date the a7tb DAY Of j..uc nay.
and duly recorded IN the office of the county atnrecd
Tor certain sum therein expressed we. %, no q;
shall proceed to sell. on Thursday, the Is, day III
Octoher next, at ~ O'Clock. tie highest bidder
for cash, on the premses wherein the said Wi;ar,
Jinkins now resees, ELI the property which said
deed authorizes us to do, rs much of il rs will sa,
isiy the claim therein specified, namely two tracts of
iand' one containing fortytwo acres, wherein the
said William Jmkins resides. in Hanover
county, lying on 'fotoposomoy creek, adjoining the
lands of Nathaniel G. Lipscomb, Reniamin West
and others The other aims twenty five acres.
adjoining the lands of Isham Allen, VIM. ,Bowe onj
others, and being part OF the land of Absolam lin
ki.s. "
Also four slaves, namely Sue and her three chill
dren, BETTY Mary and Judy, and all their in
crease; all the household and kitchen furniture now
IN use by the said VIM. Jinkins, also one horse and
cart; one cow and calf some hogs, sheep, &c. and
all the increase ofthe stock, specified in said decd
of trust. ~
we as Trustees will only give such title as is ves-
ted In u.s. but we believe it to be- ndisputabe
JOHN TYLER,
THOMAS MIURE, trustees.
I1'Tie above sale will take place by nv REQUEST.
SePt i w AZ w. JINKINS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
JAMES RIVER LAND

n pursuance of decree of the county court ,e
- tuckingham the undersigned commissioners. or
ote or more OF them, will proceed on. tie preises IN
the seth day of September next to sell to the high
est bidder tract OF land III the lower part of Buck
nshain, ON James River, called .toasnt Ida.
Ihis tract of land is believed to contain six HIM
dred aeres-ubout one hundred and fifty of which are
low grounds. good portion of the high land is in
woods and IS tobacco land. The whole of the. open
land Is IN good condition, and part of the bottom
land extraordinarily fertile.
Tue improvements originally constructed with an
eye to taste and usefulness will require some repairs
An accurate survey of the whole tract, ascertain
ing the quantity of forest and open, hin and bottom
land will be made before the day fsae and plat.
exhibiting the results, will be prepared for the frf6r
nation of those concerned.
TkRMs-A credit of |, 9, 8 and wears viii he
gwen The commissioners will require from the DUR
chaser bonds with approved security, and win retain
lien on the land till the purchase money be paid.
One OF the Commissioners will attend on tho pren,
s the day before the sale, for the purpose oshewng
GEO. NJ. PAYNE. 3c
W. L. FONTAINE, Comn,s-
WIN. T. RANDOLPH sioners'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
LAW SCHOOL
q Transylpnnia Unirersitn.

~ IrdnSytUGBsn University.
vANIiE Trustees have the satisfaction TO acouaint
n the public, that they nave appointed the Hon.
JOHN BOYLE, Professor OF Law in the above in
stutiob, and that he has accepted the anpnntrnent
! ne school Will ne opened on the FIRST Monday in
december next. and contuuc until the middle Of A l..
Prii ensuing The price of the ticket Of.adI ission -
twenty bve dollars. 1t has been fixed at that low
r"'e' Principally on account OF some expense which
Sludcnfs may have to in providing themselves
WIN elementary Books. II being desirable that the
members of the Class should study the same book at
,he same time an arrangement has been made with
bookseHer ~ Lexington, 10 import number Of Co
pies Tor their accommodation. As they are standard
worbs' no loss will be sustained by the Students IN
the purchase ofthem.
The method ofinstrucion is coniidod to the dtscre
ton Of Judge Boyle, who will pursue that which is
deemed best under the general direction Of the Board
OF trustees. his emlncnce as profound iurist his
great moral worth and the nigh Responsibility of his
character, are wei known as to supercede The ne.
ceSST "i saying any thing IN his conImcndaGon
lexington. Ky Sent. --7i 7'c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
JOEzN II, cORDoW.

"oceT ana COMMISSION .JerchGNt
4 AFFERS to his friends and the public GENERALLY
" a well selected assortment of GROCERTES'
at wholesale and retail, al creep! ardent s,iyis
special attention will be paid to any produce consion
cd 10 nm, 'oh tie exception djoUe made and receive
on the usual terms s,ii 4 RI =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

transpircd this subject. The funds recovered u
little yesterday. hut the s,upor is general"
PANS, July 25, lG29.--it is now rendered certain
that treaty Of commerce was concluded in the be-
ginning of April, with the government of Hayti by
Mr.. Molien, envoy of the king of France, on the
one part, and by three Commissioners of the row
ernnent of Ifayti, the other, viz: Gen. Inginac
Secretary of the Haytiep government; Mr. hilbert
Secretary of the Treasury, and Mr.. -, Chief
Judge.
There has also been concluded, convention for
the payment of the 100 millions, [of francs1 ba-
lance due TO Fancc by Hayti, on the $50 millions
If we are rightly informed, the treaty of commerce.
stipulated on equal terms by each power and con-
scquenty sanctinnng the full and entire independence
of IIayt, based principles of perfect reciprocity
and the produce and vessels of each country will be
placed by the other on an equality with those of the
most tavoured nations reciprocal stipulation has
also been made respecting the civil rights of the cit
liens of the two nations
by the convention, the 100 millions will be payable
b. instrument Of 40 millions each year. comn,enc;na
IN the year 1891, bearing interest OF per cent OF
tie sum unpaid.
The government of Hayti will now have to fluff
It's Obligations by loan; and it would appear that it.
intention is to make powerful efforts to comply witt
its engagements.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

j Ohm GARTH respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that ne intends TO CONT.
nue. the sale o Groceries, and viii also transact bus;
ness on Commission. Iic has rented the largo Gre
proof Ware house for many years occupied By the
late rn OF Moncure, Robinson and Peasants, part
OF winch IS at present occupied by Mr.. Brooks,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
iill. RoN .IS OF i,LiSs.

f'O" the Mem Monthly .Hggasias
By cIo,dci torrent, s,ee mountain. shower
y brI.nt lutte rinuow oternaity saus
!n taoieu 5" w,' 'tere's d beautiful Bower,
NhIcH uIe West NTH tlS viulet-UreaIh ans
Di If the Sky, ,iny courcd Ea.'s Da-,er
Hdi aay more bowers "a lovely Is this
wouii Il were so for tho by these waters
May well be eUtred Bower of Bliss.
M caprrls chiseilcd in leaves of acantlus
No ;';!ars encr,,ted with gold or with gems;
Bu a"rers blooming, like famed An,aranr,s,
Fnrch the Whole peristye built of green stems.
Its ROOF oi syrin.e aud Interviewing
And Ais,ins a. close as tine were Of kim;
lis sd, Tricky telsed with myr.les--scaue icayino
space for 'nq''isitvc eyes peep in
Each hahn prea,hn. shrub from, the mountain or val,cv
told OF seen dfarsty lends 10 this ROOM
Az" trrnS with It's neighbours, hyh.peached alley,
That winds down the Vale in walk of sweet gonN,
Hare safe as the haoyon rocks in the harbour,
Where blasts caruot enter r'iEc her crest,
F'c eyc-cpsrne Dove. III her ieafv abour,
Delights TO swing Bower Sc bes,
a howcr so fragrant, thai Beauty still fingers
Arn"nd it, as II but to pi!fer a hl+id;
AUD, twjStins tie elegant sprays frsers,
St''i waits to he ask'd 10 walk under lis shade.
II she entsr,hebold couch of fresh roses
Yet not half as listiess pcrclauee as seems,
The Gard, in some vision of spienour reroses,
And takes her, rcrchancc tor the light of his dreams
A 'vre GU crera myrtle branch hangs before him.
Onr which his wild hand he carele,sly hings
Should The Nvph hv look aught nnpo,r him.
He chatn,s fond dizzy like this, strings.
The Lily OF Geld is fair,
a sovereign queen of beauty there,
faio yet peerless flower;
S'it, though she wear her Of dew,
she not so lovely still you,
You LILY of my Bower
The Rose is won,IrpIs rich aud sweet
Still dropping r,,ies her feel,
And wasti ~ her pcfIme
Vet rarer far, snow how,
tilc flower that droors beside uow,
Aiiheauiy aud all bloom!
Some say the Vio,as sweet ,noutl,
" men opend NV the dewy Soal
Noi'd pans of death be5ulc;
sat tiefe mouh, not far from uIiuc.
That breathes Odour divine,
When opened by smile!
Then Coral crown f,r ,naI
till the red cup and thou shalt be-.
While inspiration flows
By Iness, my oveer Violet
Then South wind sung 10 yer
My Lily, my hose,
Yet sh. the Violet will die
IiIa f.'y ashes lc!
The Rose will see decay
And an! the loveiier Maiden dowcr.--
Even go"--you glory OF my Bowcr--
Like them will pass away!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

apprehension OF his interiors. The analogy is most
apt To that wretched and agonising suspense with
which, the whole race of cauminators, parasites de-
pendants and otce-sechers, who constitute a subsi
died press, end the part of its supporters are
watching the temporary rcposc of the sleeping giant
whose ere long awakened energies threaten TO crush
them into their natl, insisniiicance.
Charleston City Gqs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
tjo,n Me BoIi;mo,.c Chroo;cye.

From tie Baltimore Chronicle.
We have boon asked of late whether our fellow
townslnan Christopher Hughes, Jr. had been recall
ed, and surprising hat many may be resting in doubt
upon this subject, we will state that Us yet he has we
believe, not been recalled but that he has been sue
ceeded by Judge Prebic, who we presume will soon
take his departure from this country rs the cleo
ton in Maine is ver and his services no longer
required there for the present.
As an evidence OF the want of economy in the
present Administrative we will mention fact CON
nected with this business. Mr. Hughes was rcpresen
ting our country in the capacity of Charge dAaires
with u salary OF 500 per annum, but Judge Pre-
bic has been appointed full Minister with an outfit
of $4,000, an anus! salary 'f $4,000 and Secretary
of Legation at salary of $1,000 per annum-thus i,
will he seen that what Mr.. Adams had done for
1880, will cost Gen jackson $40 900 the first year
besides tie cost of vess! carry the Minister
and his s.:te This is loss to The country i,idepcn
IDENTITY of the latter expense, of Sis oeo this year,
and VIII be- permanent loss Of $500 annually SO
long full minister shall continse to represent us
at that Court The people we suspect will think
this rather a ck-hnnded way of oeconomising -
1:,cy will begin TO think that this is not what they
understood by the term reform.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
Trust Sale Of Land
ug 81 ids C

EbI virtue ota deed of trust, executed BY J. T..
1928, and recorded iE The Office of the clerk of Jo;
sa county court, we shall, Tuesday, the 18th dav
OF October next if fair, if not the first fair day there.
aitcr' proceed TO SELL on the premises, to the highest
Land lying on Fork Creek in the county of Louisa
on winch his father, James Trice decd lived. srbe
said lrlGes interest being lots No. l, q A, and 10.
tue local situation OF which may be seen by refer
commissioners who divided the estate 'o
Twelve months credit will be allowed the MIR.
chasers upon their giving bonds with approved secu-
ty and deed OF trust the land to secure the nav
neEt. JOHN GARTH a ! -
JOSIAH LEAKE, Jr. tees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

H'tusIEE's SAi.f;:-By virtue OF deed Of ITusi exc
ceo ny the late Mrs Frances Tabb, decd of the county
OF Amelia, for purposes therein mentioned which desd S H.
recorded IN the clerks office OF said county, SHALL on the ion
day OF October next fair otherwise the next fair dav r,
10 ELL on the premises, to the highest bidder ON cred;
two and three years, Tract of Land contained in aid deaS
CONTAINING so acres more or less lying Flat Creek in RI.
county aforesaid and bounded by lands of Edua RI r.
Egsleston, and Tho B. Barns,er and others - u -
IERMs-A credit will be given one two and b,aa ,o,
the purchaser executing bonds with approved PERSONAL secri
the two last payments " o'S
JNo. F. MAY, Surviving Trustee
s! io.i'o osc OF himself and Ro. H. Jones' decd
oy James Underwood TO the subscribers, the as tav of
September 1873 and duly recorded the clerks oce of Ia
over county Tor purposes therein mentioned we shah nn
10 sci al auction for ready money! the highest bdr
on Nednesday the 3oh Sept 1929 Hanover court bonse
one ~ OF land m said county. lying Aliens Creek and
ag''e w. and others also, the following Slaves
VIZ: Davy, Washington, James, Isaac rmistead Po,, aS
y or SO much OF tie above mentioned property as win be-
ncien 10 satisfy said deed and expenses attendna ,
same The tile To tie property is believed ;nd;,h sne
put the subscribers acting trustees will convey onlv sS
title az is vested in them, JOHN 1YI Fp "'y SUCH
sept Std tdsc John PENNY Trustees.