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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

10 Planters Of Tobacco OF lanes R,rcr.
NOTICE is giv that all Tobacco intended fr Shocko.
warehouse, arriving IN the BASIN, will, ii desired, I've
ce'cd into the Fire Proof Warehouse the crie fronting
The BASIN and adjoining Shocho free of expense daya-c
ond receipts granted by the inspectors Socko, without fur
cr expense to tho owner, when called for inspection
ping than would occur if delivered INTO Shoe
ir Ample insurance has been Effected upon al tobacco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
TOBACCO

VERY respectfully take leave To return my pnrtici-
lar thanks TO thosc planters who have been friend
~ as TO irTust the management of their Tobacco to ma
Us Salesman at the Public Warehouse | hone it, ia
not necessary f.: me TO say, that my best excrious
have been used TO render general isfacton. a0an
tender them the same attention, nay more my eeh
trust has been resorcd.I would here remark TO INV
friends for whom have done business us well as ma
ny others for whom hope to be engaged that this no
tlcc woudnot have been introduced upon them but for
the oicr OF Mr.. Lakeland TO do busin at the same
place as competitor. Our friends will pease direct
their Tobacco 10 the other ofus tey NAV sc
cause, which will cave any thing like contention. IL
should not be expected that when there is fIIr
competition in this way that the inspectors would
feel themselves i'll any way Interested, particularly
if the same patronage IL extended TO the Warehouses
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac-
Co be directed to the Warehouse without specifying
any preference in the Salesman, the owner viii re-,
collect that he has the right to choose for himself
even on the day of sale The situation OF salcs-
man Is IN no way connected with any of tho
other duties Of the Warehouse. Consequently
1t Is held alone by the patronage of the Planters
and dealers. Surely Gun give no better evidence Of
my attachment to the interest Of the Planters and my
anxiety to promote their interest, than 70 annex the
following names, composing large majority of tho
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me to
give reference to them by way Of showing their So
tlsiaction TO my mode Of doing business Salesman.
The particular patronage ofsuch dealers worth moro
to the growers of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have To- ofcr--for such expression of thar
feelings, have only TO return my humble thanks.
The inspectors receipt for all Tobacco gent 10 nae will
be returned to the owner consequently snl wait bis
order for Its inspection and sale. All cxpcnseg paid
If directed by the subscribcr-Ohicc at tho Ware.
house, H. II. MONTAGUE.
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.4CNONNI.

'I'n. Farmers Accountant ana Instruct ~ for Oyer
sccTs; TO winch Is added, thc rnylc OF calculatin 2
interest on Bonds making up Esccutors, Adniuisira-
9rs' and GJardJaHs' Accounts according 10 the rules
Of tie Superior COuri of Chd"ccIy founded Oh the
decision OF the Court OF Appeals.
BY PLrtsANT Scr, PttrgjWg -.
Just published rrd for salc ~
Jan 80 !. ii. NASH.
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THRUST SALE.-By

fHNStST SALE.-By virtue of decd of executed
by Turner X irucy and Hannah his wife, tn the sub
scrbers aud duly recorded in the clerks OF Goocand
county court either of uS will, Monday 10Th
DAY ct March next hat being Goocland day proceed
to sell, nj Goochund house, the highest bidder for
ready money, all the right tte interest and claim, said
Turner X Henley and Hannah his wife have may IN
Tract o! Land containing hundred twenty nine and
Que fourth acres of land lying the lower end cf Coco
county, beng the same tract oi land owned by William lar
nett AT the time of his death, and which, by his last will and
tcst2cnt he devised 10 his heirs be equally divided
tes of which Hannah Henley formerly Hannah Barnett is
one OF the heirs of the said William Barnett also all the inter.
es title and claim, which the said Turner r. Henley and
Hannah his wife, have may hereafter have i'm six
Nesoes with their increase also stock of horses hogs cattle
and STOCK of all kinds also household Kitchen tmie
belonging to the said VIM Barnett, which with all other
they clam under the said VIM Banes order To satisfy
the purposes for which the said deed was made Such
title only viii he conveyed vested in subscribers by the
aforesaid decd of trust WILL. GRAY -
WM MILLER, trustees
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M X. NATHANIEL CRANE AND ItzYT0S

itA CRANE,-Takc notice, that shall on ,hc 9th lsv Of
March, 1922 between the hours OF ocnoc and five
IN the afternoon at King Queen coulto proceed to take
the dispositions OF Charles Hin and others read as evidence
IN SUIT IN chanccry, depending the county court +
King Queen, Wherein plaintiff, YOU defendants
and from bad whcatier, should bc prevented from proccc
ing on that day, shall proceed the rs, ay iurca r hen
the weather will permit the place hcivrc the
same hours, aud continue from day day until the business
ended PHILIP T.. pENDLErON.
Jan 10 o..
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to7y. Tfsia,
96 PARKf: poINDFxTTR. C.



VikGINIh: At superior of tdaucr,y holden al
Capitol in the city OF Richmond On toe 2j,n day
Of jaime 1926, Joshua smithsnn. yi,. against Edward
Cunningham, s1la acting or Afchi5Ild Moore
ired. john 7. Rohesrson AND Maria ~. his wife late
Mnria ~ Mopre, diyiec Of 'hr said Archibald Moore
decd. Wn;n Davidson. and Naiha MEL md James Ditk
surviving cf the late rnrrcan;c firm Of Dicks
Moore {. CO.
This in WHEN tie bill ha 'ernt.kcn ,r coHfcs
Sed against 'ha defendants JHho L Robertson AMI Maria
W. his wife, and in which the plaintiff appears IN have
proceeded in 'hc mode prtarird w. aga The de-
irndarts, William Davidson aLd Nathaniel and James
Dick who are out of the county, This day 10 ne
heard the bill, tine other defendant; and
exhibits, aud was Argued by COUNSEL -. cous. 'rratinu
whereof, the court doth order that uia Edvatd
Cru"ihhham reDirr acconu, O.! hs administration of
the estate o his tesiafor, Srfno Commissioner ~ The
couri, who ~ directed 10 examine and SETTLE the
same, and make rcpnt thorcnf she court. with nny
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself so
"bicb may be required cy pa IL he So stated
e3R Etbrurry 1925.
Tho co"u d'tl c3drs tia: Tho Cuuu,is.ionef who ma
rEerut" thr ocr made This cusr, tie t,ecn.ieh day
OF june 1926 do IA addition the account therein
state o tie Ioal vScb cbhd Moore
died seized and pnss"'scd md %: wy debts binding the
real estate, ihat may haze paid personal
aSsr's 81 SAID Monrf, ard report 'ha IN, court
with any Mates specially sairf drnmrd pertinent by
h'msrH o. whh ray be feIt:fe1 'be parties De
stated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

IN Chesterfield Comfy Court, 1895, Dee. tie Gh
lsham Puokrti in his proper person. also Milhal Wor
sham, Sarah Worsh7m, and William Worsham inf nj
children OF Edwa I'd w orsha, deed by John Hill their
next friend complainnns, against John Trucrnan and
R"bccca his wife, late R"oer~a Workman iicl, sal
Rcb"eea isrhc admx Of Edward wofsham, dect aefts-
Is CHANcEnY
This day ':iP compaioants hy COUNSEL ud flied
ticr bill, and IL appearing the sasiacuon of the
court, that the said John TrueU1an iuhabito
of This commonwealth; tie molten comp aina,s
IS ordered, tat the said John Trusmau appear he 70 on
the secood Monday in March nsx,, nd answer the hill,
ot the compliments and that copy this order he
inserted ior two months successvcly same newsnap.r
published in the city OF Rchnund and another cnpy
front door Of the house Of this coun,y
.cr Two suocessive courts.
oo7y. Tesia,
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Patent Balances.

P7HE Subscriber, Agent
Il for the Manufacturer
In Boston, offers for sale.
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, Of various sizes; nnd
will furnish to order. Money
and Apothccurics' Scales g.
Weights, of ali sizes; Plat
form Balances and common
Rporue lcr ~ro:,-t,;po, L.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

IN Hdaorer County Court, Jan. %, 1879.
MILL ER BROWN one of the hrir md the ,or
Of Anne b. Blown, dec. pa. AGAINST Patrick Bruwn
David Richa and Mary n his &c, who Nav
II. Brown James B. Copton, Uadrsrave Clopon Pa
trick Cop,on. Miller Clopon, Thomas Copon David r.
Clopon. William Cloptou Anne " Thompson who vas
Anne " Clopou Winston IIacwocd, aud Margaret his
wife who was Margaret Cop,rr, and Mary C.. Yurtrnugh
an infant daughter of Mary I. YaIbrou.h who wa Tary
T. Ciopton, children Of Margaret Brown md John = I
Brown Patrick B'uwn, Fanny p. Brown, Mary Blown
Sarah Anne Brown, William i; Brown aud Allied Brown
children Of William Brown. dfts liz CEAScERY.
The defendants James B. Ciopiom Wsldsgrave tlop
ton, Miller Clcptnn, Thomas Clnp,ou, Jahn s. r Flown
Patrick Blown, Mary Brown Sarah Anne Brown, Villa n,
r. Blown, Alfred Brown and Patrick Brown having
entered their appearance ara given security according
20 the act Of assembly and toe rules Of court and
ii appearing to the saiisfarlnu OF the con that they
are Inhabitants OF this cnuntTy is ordered blt m.
said defendants 40 appear her" the first d.y az
April court sed the bill NJ the pain,iH and
thai copy OF this order be- forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published ia l"e CITY OF Riebnopd lar twn
moatns successfully and posted the front door Of Inc
court house OF Ills county.
: 4 copy Trsic PHILIP r WINSTON e II
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copirs. Trs'c, WIZ C. reNnLrror. c. r.

Co0im'ss,oaerS Qgice, Pietm0uA, re. 16, 1899.
Tue parties Interested viii p'rasr takr notice, thar
have appointed the SON ds 81 March nest IN commence
Toe dUtrs dnecea n tbs going orders ct court on
whish nay ~ ococh, IL they ARE ftjUscd To attend
ny Office ~ this city. Nh their accounts vouchers aud
dncU:nfDis ieafy for mirsti"u aud seirmrrt.
Feb. s-j-Sft hillary BAEER. Conir
s. JG,CRtFTiONs taken in by the subacnbcr, for the
- North American Medical aud Surgical Journal.
published BY the Kappa Lambda Association Of the u.
States.
The high reputation which Ibis journal ms attained
10 other paris Of the Union induces hope that the me-
deal faculty Of Richmond, will deem il worthy their
patronage.
Eos. *, y, ". can be seen Ut tle Loohstoreof
ian 10 WM. r. FIT/WUIISONN
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Potter's Vegetable Catholicoii.

MAR. w. MILLER, d. c. G. c.
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Lroke and SiEcr,
Daniel Jrar,nicf,
Jno. Jones,
I'm. BarrcR,
Chs. Eiiis,
a. ". Noiii1gy
a. &. BrandeS
I'm. Kerr,
JHutchison s. Rcrr,
IT, T.. Wight$ Son,
SaDik 3. Saund1S,
nov f5-Wtfc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

kMALE BOARDING. sCIioOf.-Ths sub.cri-
Der respectfully informs the public that she in
tends opening female boarding school Pleasant Oaks,
in the upper end Of Powhatan eOuniy9 the ensuing
year
. She has employed teacher, Miss wilbar former
~ oil Alexandria, but recently Of Richmond where she
has conducted, for the last Eve years, large school TO
the entire satisfaction Of her patrons Miss Wibar will
attend particularly to the morals conduct and
department Of the young ladies' condedt to her care and
tue undersigned assures the public that pains shall
be spared on her part In bestowing all the parental du
ties so as to make the situation comfortable agreea-
Die Tho course Of instructions will be found TO COM
prise all the leading branches necessary to complete
an sducaon-such as photography, readings writing en-
gsh grammar arithmetic, geography, with the use Of
the globes astronomy drawing and painting in the most
modern and highly approved STYLE and in all their va
rous branches, needle work, plain and ornamental
boidery, &c. &C. Terms-or board and tuition eighty
five dollars for the scholastic year Of ten months, the
scholars finding their bed and bedding. The school
will commence on the 18th day of January next Let
tiers addressed to the subscriber, Cartcrsvc Cumbcr-
land county, Va. will be promptly attended to.
1l ANN MONTAGUE.
oct. 81. 5t-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

eEhiOfA.-SMiTH s. JomXsoN beg leave to
- npprse their friends that they have removed their
store into that lately occupied by the Messrs Calls d
reetIy opposite the United States Bank, Main street.
where they offer for sale, In addition to choice seec
non 81 Wines and SPirituos Liquors, the following
10 hhds Sc Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans Sugar
10 do ". India and Orleans mola.ses
1000 lbs loaf sugar, various qualities
~ chests gunpowSer. imperial and young hyson tea
90 bags Java, old white and prime green coffee
$50 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum salt
~ tons bar iron, English, Swcdes and Country
l.2 ton plough mould.
10 biistered German and English blistered steel
20 kegs nails, assorted
10000 lbs cotton yarns
IS bbls shad, mackerel and behring's
20 kits family do
5000 lbs baron
rs kegs Dupont's powder
ton Youe's patent shot
70 bbis and hhds common whiskey
10 do old rye do fe-f
80 boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
~ do tallow and and sperm candles
so kegs Jameson's crackers
Plough lines, bed cords, .hoc thread and twinS
Five and one gallon demiohns
writing and wrapping paper
Pepper, ginger and ailspice
Alum, saltPetre and copperas
Cotton and wool cards
Stone ware, assorted
Tar lime, sc Sc, reasonable terrrs
Sept. 1S. as-,v,f
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NokIf DOLLARS REWARD-f will give TWEEN
~ dollars reward, ifaken in this State for the an.
prehenson and delivery Of my negro man JOB or the
same Tor securing him in any Jail in Virginia. so that
ken out OF this State and secured in any Jail SO that
get him. Job Is from 25 to 80 years age; he Is about
eet or inches high, Of dark compile xiou and of
pleasing counenaDce when spoken TO; ne two teeth
ou'' one above and the other below; he has several
scars one across the which very noted hut not
very vi'ibe-another under OF his eyes. believed To
be the right eye; he has aso or three scars on
oil his wrists, believed to be the right wrist Job
from about the 10th OF last and IL appear. that
he wa' taken up In ew days afterwards and commit-
ted to Hanover Ja he remained In Jail till about tho
nrst OF September, by saying that his name was Jim
snd that he belonged to negro trader by the name or
Wooliolk; but fully persuaded from the description
gwen me, That he was my negro man Job. About So.
ven weeks ago. he succeeded 10 bre out of Jail win
that was in Jail with him, and made their escape IL /,
supposed that they gone to tho northern ca
nails 10 work. very probable the Washington Canal mr.
the white man may make a,temp, 10 take job Off and
sell him. IL is said. that the white man furnished Job
WIN Two passes or free papers, this might have been
done win view OF going 10 some particular place
where they were TO meet Job may BE- going large
win ms Tree papers, attempting 10 pass as FREQ man
have no doubt but that he will change his name again
and make every ciIort make his entire escape pr
chased Job in Richmond about twelve oopibs ,so. hs
was raised in Winchester, Frederick county, Va and
was the property OF Col. Smith, Of that place Job NAV
make an attempt TO go there and harbour among his ac
quan'ances or that place its vicinity. will give the
ABOVE reward II delivered to secured in apy Jsil
Any Information respecting him, will be directed to mo
az columbia, Fiuvana county, Virginia
JOHN II. JENNINGS
oct' OIL t 5f-w6w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

HBURSUANT. TO a Decree OF the Coun,v Con, =
u oil Hanover OF the 23d Of September last in suit
IN Chancery depending i'm the said Court Hen
ry NJ Wade, and others, Plaintiffs against Hezskish
Mantle and wife Defendants; shall proceed to sell
on the premises. the Goth day of November next on
credit oil one two and three years y, for so much
"a WI pay the cost. Of the Decree and sale) the Tract
Of land near Cold Harbour, on which Hampton Wade
oil the said County resided a, the time of his death con-
tanning zOU acres he the same lcss.-The pur.
chaser VIII be required TO give bonds the respective
Distributes, with good security, and also Deed Of
Trust on the land. The title is believed to be unoue.-
uonabe: But shall convey such lille only am au-
thorised by the said Decree to convey.
p. STREET, Com'rs
w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

NORBORNE Z. SUTTON, sole Proprietor OF the
Bowling Green Tavern Caroline County } has for
borne from asking portion OF the public patronage be-
cause othe uncomfortable condition Of the
He has, for nearly two years. been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction Of his house
during which time he has made many changes. all of
which, he hopes, are calculated add the comfort
and quiet OF the travellers He begs leave to say to
me pnbc that he has broken up that OF rabble
which so frequently annoyed the house: and now.
even on days, the traveller may go to rest with.
out the fear of disturbance He has also provided two
families travelling, neatly and comfortably arranged
lie pledges himself to the public TO use every xerton
to render fair equivalent to all who may favor him
with their company. $500
Bowling Green, Sept. % 40 ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

~AS committed to the jail OF Powhatan County
w on The 18th day Of July last. negro man who
eals himself Berry Ellison, and says he is free man.
was born and raised in New Kent County, dark corn,
pexion his forehead. anil one on his breast
feet inches high. had when committed to aiI vel
low Cotton Panta'coos, Cotton shirt; other cothing
the raid negro has not VS. produced any evidence
OF his freedom, TO appearances about 81 years old The
owner, IL any, is requested to forward prove hi.
poperty,ay charges take him away, orhe will be de
WIN as the law directs RICH'D BASS, Tailor.
Sept. %. 3g-wl2w
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subscribers proposed school will open ON the
Il ist oil january next, and he will continue to re.
ceve the offer OF Pupils, until the number reaches 80
,at Dcing his limit Lest the terms in his former ayer-
uscmen may not have been noticed he will repeat that
hcy are $3.50 for the scholastic year of ten months
One vacation only, will be given from the LIST Of August
to the LIST OF October, during which the board will be
so Tor those who chusc TO remain Half yearly nav
Inent' VIII be required in advance These will dcfray
all expences, except for apparel, mending books aud
stationary The two last will be furnished If desired
Tor cash. on as good terms they procured else
where whiie the menong can be done avery trlinp
cost by semPstrcsses in the ncighbourhood who will re-
cclye and deliver their coathes when required Tho
various branches taught and the Methods pursued will be-
such as to give the Boys all the requisite for
entering any OF the Colleges Universities in the Uni
ted States But their moral educ alton will be made tho
primary and paramount object of attention
N. B Direct letters (post paid) to the subscriber AZ
Richmond until the Convention rises afterwards to Finn
W ood Essex County,, Virginia. The distances to th.
place IRON the the following well known points are
90 miles north of Richmond is of the Bowling, and
81 south OF Fredericksburg. The steamboat atIxent
passes within l-2 miles every Thursday from Balt
more and returns from Fredericksburg every SATURDAY.
-, JAMES M. GARNETT
Tbs Editors of the National Intelgenccr and Frcd.r
lcSsburg Herald, will please insert the above
Elm wood, Essex County, Va oct. 10. 45-wom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

SELECT SCHOOL.-My School Will be continued
~ the ensuing year The course OF instruction will
embrace the Greek and Latin Language, Mathematics
Arithmetic, Geography, with TIE use of Maps and
Giobes; English Grammar, English Compo itinn &c
he School will commence til, 18th day OF January
1880, and terminate the 10Th day of December fol-
lowing.
There will be vacation of four weeks, commencing
on the 18th day OF June.
Ibe charge Tor board tuition, washing lodging and
iuel VIII be one hundred and dollars yabIe
hail. on the Let day June 1890. aud the other m on
the LIST day Of December following
The discipline of the school will he parental and a.
much care and Kindness will be extended boys cen
hded TO my instruction, as 10 my children.
No boy, more than Is years old, will be admitted
INTO the School, unless he shall be personally known
10 me for orderly, exemplary department..
My residence is remote from the haunts Of vice and
immortality, aud remarkably healthy. Ii is situated in
me county OF Louisa, 3S miles from Richmond and the
Ike distance from fredericksburg. The stage from
fredericksburg TO Cartersve passes by my residences
and that from Richmond TO Har i.onburg within short
distance oft. :,
Letters TO me should be directed to Gar mr., -
Roads, Louisa. WILLIAM NELSON IT. =
nov. Z. 57-wf
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HLOUCESTER LAND FOR sALE-fn parsi.
" ance OF Decree Of the Gloucester County
Court, made at October Court, 1929. appointing me
trustee to carry into effect the provisions of trust
ecuted by James C. Watt Of the first part Custsvus A.
executor Of Thomas fsuntleroy dec Of the third part
will be sold on the third day Of December, 1922
u not the next fair day thereafter for ready money
the balance OF the land which has not sod under
former deed OF ro-t, and which tract contained at the
execution oil said deed eight hundred and fifty acres
more or les' beginning on the Dragon Swamp on the
the South, and Matthew Kemps land on the West, and
being the same load on which sad James e. Watt for
meriy resided. 1h. land 10 considered very produc.
tive The title ofthis land 10 believed TO be unques
onzbls but selling ss trustee, according to sad de-
cree shall convey only such title a, am invested
with. P.T POLLARD, Trustee.
Oct OF. b4-w1w~
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TO MY MOTHER.

ny MISS EpoEwoRrH.
sleep, Mother, sleep! in slumbcr blcsr,
II Joys my heart to sec thee rcst.
Uniclt in sleep thy load ofsorrow,
Breathe free and thoughtlcss otto morrow;
Aud long and light the sumbers last,
In happy dreams forget the past,
Sleep Mother, sleep, in slumbcr blcst,
IL joys my heart to see thee rest.
. DIany's the night she wak'd for mo,
To nurse my helpless Infancy;
While Graded on her patieat arms,
Sbc hushed mo with a mothers charms,
Sleep Mother, sleep, in slumber blost,
IL joys my heart to sec thee rest.
Ard be IL mine to soothe thy age,
With tender caro- thy grief assuago:
This hope is len to poorest poor,
And richest child can do no more,
Sleep Mother, sleep, in slumber blost,.
IL joys my heart to see thee rest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

HDOBLiC SABE.-Pursuant to an order made by
- the Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
eu C0ertoi the District OF Columbia, in the matter of
John Davis, an insovcnt debtor will be sold at public
auction, on the l@ day of March next all the right title
aud interest OF the said Davis in to tract Of land
IN hanawha County in the State OF Virginia, lying on
Elk river on the s. E. side, above and below the mouth
oil Blue Creek supposed to contain about 80 900 acres
sale TO take place at the Indian Queen Hotel, in the
City oil Washington kept by Jesse Brown, at A. o'clock
p. NJ.
Icrms-A credit Of twelve months the purchase mo-
ney to he secured by the purchasers bonds with
curty to be approved by the Trustee.
TH0S HUGHES Trustees.
p. MAURO s. SON,
sept. Is 37-wtds Auctioncor.,