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MOHN BROWN, dark, chestnut sorrei, nearly a
CD black with star in his face four years old last
spr n.y. iu fifteen aud half hands high, strong made,
hne form and muscle, will stand next spring, in the
county OF FTGnklin, at the courthouse, under the
management Of Mr.. Charles Carter, at the mod rate
price Of Fifteen Dollars, which may be discharged by
the payment OF Iioelpe. il paid within the
Thirty Dollars TO insure mare . be with foa aud
Fifty Cents to the groom. Those who put mares by
the insurance. and part with them, will forfeit the in
surance money
PEDIaREE.-John Brotrn was got by Sir Charles,
his dam by old Buck Rabbit. he by Jim Crack Jun by
old imp ored Medley John Brorns dam old by IMPORT.
ed Nos,ley, out Of tu bred Besir mare.
PERFoRMANcEs.-ln the tall OF 1929, | ran John
Broicn. when three years old, in bad condition, at
Louisa courthouse, mile heats, the best three in i've,
carrying II pounds his weight, against Mr.. Will
liam Garth's Mare, by Sir William, Mr.. John NJ. Bolts
Virgipau hlley, and two three others, which race
won by MIR. Garth, in three heats. Tbs spring
1880, when four years Old ran him at Tree H
The mare, nils heats, Tor $500 eide, which
he won, in two heats, with great For farther
particulars refer you the Turf gister, vol L. No.
H. The same spring ran hin at the Bird Wood Joe
key Club at Charlotte sve. two mile heats, against
Mr.. Thomas Wa sons horse McDud, aud Mr.. William
Garths mare Morgiana, which race was by Nc
Duff, few feet. For farther particulars, refer you
TO the Turf Register, VOL L. No. Il--John BrOtcn la
bouring under severe lever aud apparently in bad
health. The fall alter, trained him. and in trial lac
proved lame, which induced me to take him isom the
turf. For farther particulars, refer TO you to Mr.
Charles Carter. THOMAS boswell.
Dec II. 64-6
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NOTICE.

will sell the house and lot in The city Of Richmond
"a situated on Street, n the Market, aud st ore
sent occupied by Mr. Judah Myers, on such terms az
person wishing TO purchase will not object &. Apply
to John Y Mason, q of the Senate 10 The sub
scriber, near Jerusalem, Southampton County
Dec. 10 65-u ORRIS A. BROWN.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.


by virtue OF Decree of The Supe rioT Court OF
III > Chsneery for the Fredericksburg District, in
cause therein depending, between
Reuben Nj. Garnett, ex'or OF Carter Wood, dc.
against PtH
Rich'd NJ. S'gar. adm or with the will annexed OF
VIM. Sesar. dec p -nelope Sugar, widow of the said
William Henry b. Roy and Polly his wife, and Cyrus
Ssgar an infant, by Jos Janey his Guardian, Decide.
shall proceed to sell for cash, before Thos. Streets
Tavern, in the Town Of u hanna and County Of Mid
diesex the 9th day OF December next, being Court
day, 4" the Tract of Land whereof William Segar died
eized and possessed, containing two hundred and
tyhve acres, more less," subject TO the widows
do wer the rein. CHA. l.. WlNGFIELD
C. a., or Of his Deputies.
Dec 6l-I2t
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UNXAMINATlON.-We the undersigned, having
MA bet requested, a committee, 10 superinte nd
ths examination Of the Students OF the New Hope
Academy, under the direction of Mr. George Stone,
Report: That, after a close and analytical examina-
ton the Latin and Greek CLASSICS, aud the various
branches OF English Education usually taught in Acade
mics, degree OF proficiency manifested highly Gre
disbe both to the Students and Pfeceptor The Spec
tatoIs aud also the Patrons OF the School, expressed
entire satisfaction at the result We do he state to
recommend this Institution to the patronage of the pub
lie, we'll for its known healthy siluaion for the
ability Of its Principal Scholar and DiscipinAnan
FRED'K. w. HARRISON.
AUG. CLAIBORNE.
JOHN J. WYCHE
r. ID. TRUMBULL.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

LIZ AVlNG numerous repairs and large additions to
A III make TO my Mill, shall step gsindipg the
hr-t day OF February next Those who intend sending
their wheat 10 this market, are therefore, requested 10
do s, before the 10Th January, about that day eball
stop buying. p. j. CHEVALLIE.
Dec. 3. 6O-tI5J
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NOR RENT the next year, to be leased for two
u years, the Store-house and premises on
Mr.. A. w Noting The stoor itself is large and com
modious, and has besides ire-proof Lumber house
communicating with the The upper stories are
well adpted to the accommodation of family.-Pos-
session can be given the LIST day of January next
Apply TO the subscriber in Nerfslk
Dec % 69-U JOHN III. LEE.
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UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in this
tution are occupied, aud that more patients will
be received until some of the said cells are vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. BY order OF the
Court OF Directors. l. HENLEY
Nav 26. Al
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T WISH to purchase or hire skilfu aud trusy oster
u and carriage driver, and will hire out a good boot
and shoe maker. r. v. DANIEL
Dec Is 69-2aw,f
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-, MITHFIEI ID ACADEMY.-Th, ,ub.eriber ar.

a. MITHFIElD ACADEMY.-Ths subscriber at
~ nounces to the public that he has Engaged tho ser
vicesoi MIR. Robert u. Smith, graduate OF Nassau
Hall, Princeton, N. his Assistant for the ensuing
year. FIR S. has, for the last sixteen years, been en-
gsged In the business of cducatn during which time
ne has been connected with Of the most re pu,a
BILE Academies Of Maryland AMI Virginia. The emf
newt literary reputation Of the distinguished individuals
who bear ssnSny OF his ability and proficiency.
scholar and te{ther, affords the subscriber the most
satisfactory evfrnce o. his competency aud literary
quremens. This Seminary will be op ned the ensu-
ing year, on the first Monday in January. The course
OF insiruc ion will compreh the various branches of
complete English an! Classical educatien viz Real
Ing, PeDDmaDship, Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern
Geography, with the oil Maps and Globes English
Grammar, aud Co nposiliou; History. Ancient, Modern
and Natural; Heahsn M theology, Bellies Letres As
rononiy, Natural aud Che micsl Phylosephy Niinerso-
gy, Practical Botany, Mathen mates, and the II in,
Greek, and Hebrew Languages. Price, of tuition per
English Education, S25; Mathematics $50; Lair,
Ores X, and Hebrew Languages $i0-Payable quarter
ly ic advance.
The subscriber would observe for the he.ter inforna-
ton OF persons residing at distance that in point OF
silubrity and morality place possesses local advAn
tagcs superior 10 those OF S.nith6ed
No student will be received for less time than the
year. Board can he obtained for any number OF stu.
dents in respectable boarding houess and private ami
lies in Smithheld, upon uery moderate terms. Those
who may wish TO send their wards his ns,i-
tuion, requested to sake timely application by al
dressing CLAYTON G. COLEMAN,
Principal
p S.-Mr. G's testimonials are from the Rev. Jere-
mah Day, ID. ID. L. l. ID. President of Yale College
New Haven-Beij Siman, M. D. Professor Of Nat.
ura Philosophy and Chemistry 10 do. b. Davdse.
NJ. ID. Professor Of Anatomy, u. " of Meryland-F.
s Campbell, Stewart, Professor OF Mathematics, Wal.
an s. Mary College, Va.
Smith6ed, L. OF Wight Co. Va. Dec. % 69-w2.-
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HNARMERS' BANK or VIRGINIA The annual
n meeting OF the Stockholders, Tor the election of
Directors for the Bank aud for the Offices Ct Discount
and Deposit, will be held "Wednesday, the day Of
January next VIM. NEKERvls, Cash'r.
Dee, 3. 60-2swtdm
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n HAVE iors sale, two tine IArchsy Stud Horses
"a one Timoleou stud, one Virgnian, and two Arabs;
which will sell TO any gentleman that may wish 10
purchase should spplioa'io be made in fifteen
~ days after that time they will be located for stands
in the spring JAS j. HARRISON
Dec 23 6S-3t
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NOTICE..
"ANIED at the Penitentiary, the following Bill
Wv OF Timber, viz:
600 Willow Oak Felloes, 5 & inches wide.
900 Garry Log Spokes, AL IL uehes on the he ar
edge, 4 II, long, young aud tough, free treu
kuos and splits
400 pair Hame Timber
1000 White Oak Spokss, and
5000 f. Birch Scantling in. square, to be cut before
Christmas--alse, loo, 900 Flour Barrel Billets.
Oct 20. 50-u THOMAS NELSON, p A p
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YOUNG LADY, who is qualified TO teach ell
IN the Branches OF Polite + glish EIuraon, with
Music, Is DESTROYS OF obtaining situation in private
Family SC For fu,her particulars apply james Win.
ston, Esquire. Dec. G4-gt
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Nov 30

H0HN McDoNoUGH, MERCHANT TAYLOR, 4
% doors beloto The Mansion House- Re .pe cifuily
Informs his customers aud the public in general thai
he has received asplepdd assortment Of Cloths Cas-.
simees and Veslings Of every description which ne 1,
prepared to make up to order 10 first rate manner and
At short notice. He has also band large and gene
raj assortment Of ready made clothing OF every decrip.
ton, which he will sell twenty-five per cent lower thsn
such articles can be obtained for 10 the City.
N B.Wanted three or four first rate Journev mt n
Taylors TO whom constant employment will be given.
and tie highest wages. Nov. 80. 59-2awIm
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$40 REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS AND SOL
II DlERS.-Tbe Subscriber tenders his services 10
the officers and soldiers OF the Revolution in procuring
warrants for the lands 10 which they are entitled und
The late act OF Congress He IL also prepa ed to pur-
chase the claims OF those who dispose to cell
Information may he obtained by directing to him a
letter, calling a, his Office Main Street opposite
the Merchants Coffee House.
Nov. 2. '5s-wn BENJAMIN F. NICHE
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MIORVEN FOR SAlE--A wcll-built, comfortable
Nu Brick House, with four rooms and suitable out
houses with 10. of five This property Is stu
ated within LIZ mile Of the town of Cartersve i'm the
county Of Cumberland, and is considered advanta
geous location for professional gentleman. 1t will
bs sold at public auction, the 2ls of January next
VIM. +. RANDOLPH.
Dec 25 69-wtds
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IOTlCE.-Persons Dd-b ted TO the firm of Kyle &
Cochran are requested to come forw ard and settle
their accounts.
They DESTROYS Of closing their business as early
possible, AMI II IL hoped his notice will meet the i'm.
mediate ate ntion OF those concerned July 27 23-f
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a ADMINISTRATIONS sALE-will be sold on sa-
turday the lst of January next at Chesterfield, in
Carolins county, two likely negro men and woman,
credit of six months Bond and approved security will
be required. RICHD c. WORKMAN, Adm'or.
Dec Oh 69-3t
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ED edmond COTTON FACrORY.-The Sub
n scrbers offer for sae, their Office, Shockoe
Warehouse, the following goods made their Factory
A Cotton Sheetings
3-4 do Shufings
Stout CJtton OSnaburgs, % inches toide
find general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality TO
any made in the Unitsd ates, and will be gold low
as goods OF similar quality te puchased in the Nor
them Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s ANDERSON.
Sept "a. 4O-u
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w FerU'Hdnu hosHaue: : gu VIII please To TAKE
n notice that shall, on the l0th day OF January
OF Chesierh III, between the hours of o'clock and
sunset proceed to take the DISPOSITIONS OF the sad Hatch
or and William L. Armstrong, to be- read evidence
in suit now depending in the Hastings Court of IN.
City OF Richmond, in Which am psin,iH and YOU are
defendant Ii. from any cause, the said dispositions
are not taken on the day aforesaid, shall continue at
tho same place from day TO day uu they are taken
You're, &c. A. 5 ARMSTRONG.
Dec 70. 6S-n.
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Nov g. '5s-wh BENJAMIN F. NICHE.


"a , APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY The Public
d a respectfully informed, that this Institution
VIII be opened again, the 18Th Of January next I'm.
der the Immediate OF the
ers. The course of Instruction will embrace the Eo
glish, Latin and Greek Languages, Geography witt
the use OF Mafs and Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra Ge
ometry plane and spherical Trigonometry, and III,
Theory and Practice Of Survey lug. The French, Span
lsh and Italian Languages will also be taught should
the number OF fcholars be sufficient TO Justify the
employment Of competent Teacher. Thankful fol
the liberal pltrouage extended 10 the Institution
during the past year, s claims again before the
public. Whilst the unwearied exeriions which the
undersigned have heretofore manifested in the dis.
charge Of ther srduous duties, may bs received a,
some pledge OF their future conduct they trust thai
the improvements which experience will able the mn
20 make, both in the mode Of teaching pursued and the
judciOus organization OF the Institution, will enlarge
the sphere OF lis usefulness. As sui,able situation for
the instruction ofyouib, few places IL s believe com
biOe more advantages than THE Among these is well.
seIected library, salubrous air. commodious buildngs
aOd facilities OF communication with different parts OF the
country, merit especial notice, Terms for boarding
aud Tuition, including washing, uendUg, SC $Il0,
saeh ByaTder hDdng IL bed, bedding, towels and
candles Parents and Guardians, wi hing place their
chGI en- Al this IDsu ion ques ed to make time
ly'applications 10 Charles A Lewis, Jr.
Address, RappahaDnock Academy. Caroline County
Va, CHARLES A. LEWIS, Jr
SAMUEL b. OWEN WILSON
IVA young gentleman, now student Of the above
institutions, Of ptioDable character aud ansbe
manners who is we'll qualifi.d to teach the EIemen.
tary Branches Of Mathematics, together with the
English and Latin Languages, Geography with the use
OF the Maps and Globes, and the Theory and Practice
Of Surveying, wishes TO obtain employment as Teacher
private family addressed TO either of the
feaehers, at the RapPahsnnock Academy, will meet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

YHNHOMAS J. BOYD, ArreRNEY AT LAW, having
n located himself a, Wyths Court House, will at,
tend the Superior aud Inferior Courts Of wythe and
Washington Counties, aud the Superior Courts Of Chan.
Gerry and Federal Court held Al Wytbe Court House
Business committed to bis will receive uoremtet
attention.
wythe Court House, Dec. II. e4-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

FHNHE Annual Meeting af the Stockholders Of the
Il Bank of prgfnid, will be held according to the
Charter, on the lst Monlay in January next.
Dc 4. GIL A. ROBINSON. Jr. Cdshier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

Mr. Med continued TO address the court until IA, 90
o'clock. Is 10, Q he oncluds q his speech
The court on motion OF Mr.. Holmes, adjourned TIL
12 o'clock tomorrow
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NMTASHINGTON HOTEL RIcHMoNp, VA
" The SnbsciiheI ha wing lea ed Ihis Oil

EAI ASHINGTON HOTEL RICHMOND, VA
w The Subscriber having leased this old and " eli
known Establishment, for term, Of years takes this
opportunity TO announce 10 his friends and the public
generally and particularly 10 the former visitors OF the
house, that IL will be opsned for the OF
company, on the fret OF October. I, is undergo.
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in a plain
but neat style, with beds bedding, and other
furniture, all new and Of the best kind His Servants
are attentive and experienced, and his Barkeeper. DO.
lite and accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
well supplied with the best liquors ana Wines and his
Table with the most choice delcacies of the season,
which the city and country afford and he at,ers
himself that by unremng aiteb ion TO his business he
will give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor him
win their company.
The WAsHINGToN HOTEL IL situated in The most
pleasant part OF the city, immedat opposite the Capt.
to, and contiguous to all the Public Offices aud but
short distance from the Theatre the Banks, the Basin
the Warehouses, and the Offices OF the principal Mers
oil the city; and at the time sufficiently IA. remov
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
TO retire from the hustle and noise of the streets Such
are The local advantages Of this house. that NAV ven
lure TO affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
her on business or for pleasure, will find it the
most pls asant situations in the city. In addition what
transient custom he may be favored with, the subscr
her will be able to accommodate twenty-five or thirty
5oAaDERS, by the week; month, or year. on the
Sept IL 3S-u Late OF Goochland Court. House,
EBIvANNA RIVER LANDs.-From so to 90
HoI valuable Hdces at Auction.-The lands lying
and being situate on the Rvanna River, late the pro-
Pery OF Wilson j. Cary, decd, called and known by
the name OF Careys Brook, recently offered for safe by
notice published in this paper, not having been sold
at pfivats contract, will be offered for sale, Auction
on the premises Wednesday the 18th day Ct January
next, II iair If not the next lair day On the farm is
seeded nearly 400 bushels wheat.
III found eSPsdeni, or in order to accommodate the
views OF purchasers, the lands may be divided into
several parts or Tote, which will be judged OF according
to Circumstances on the day OF sale.
Terms OF sale OF the lands will Que third cash, and
liberal credit given for the balance Ii sale OF the
lands he Effected then sale OF the whole OF the
on the premises W II take place-among which is a
good houee- carpenter and blacksmith. Sales TO be
inued from day to day until compe,ed-Twelve months
credit viii be given the slaves the purchasers Civ
log bonds With good personal security and deed or
deeds OF truss will be required the credit part
OF the purchase money for the lands
w. TIMBERLAKE, admir- Of the
Will annexed OF wilson ]. Cary, dee
Palmyra, Dec. 10 65-,ds
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN from n. Ne

"A fOONu UETS LtNAN from tie Moth, who
IA graduate and on experienced Classical Teach
err and who can pro luce satisfactory testimonials
character and quAhca"ns, and success in teaching,
shes to epgsge in public private SCHOOL Letters
add essed to o. lash, Lovings'on, Nelson Comfy
Va will be attended to. Dec % 6s-2,v2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-10
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED,


Packet schr Richmond, Hund, from Philadelphia
with an assorted cargo to Lancaster e. DENLY, Hub
bard e. Gardner, & Al Mitchell, 3 P0tney, II Smith
] ii Nash, ID Peyton, q ii Mitchell, Ii Eusiace,
Timberlakc, + K Burkhart, Mckildoe, G ii Bac-
chus, Rogers g. Harrison. q Goddard. Tchenor,
Perkins & Harris, Dochcrty, Ralston 81 Peasants,
Bagwell & Smith, Evans, Allanlr, Maxw ell,
ID Walsh, II l. Wight g. Son, J Poe & Brothers,
A Levy, Winston, Myers, Il ii Whitlock, james
Williams, &, Myers Ir, N Stratton, VIM II
. Richardson, WORKMAN g. McGruder, Chs Palmer,
Hallowcl, aud WIN Mitchell jr.
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltimore,
via Norfolk, with passengers.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk,
with passengers.
Sc,r Exit, Howell. for New York, with tobacco,
-four, &c.
Schr Virginia, 49,, for tho Dry Dock, Gosport,
with stone.
Schr Phoenix, - for Petersburg.
Schr Henry, Christian, for Norfolk, with flour and
hemp.
NEW YORK. March 6.-Cleared, schrs Francis
Davis, and Chariot, Smith, for Richmond.
Ard sloop Condor, Goodrich, from Richmond, for
Boston.
BORDEAUX, Jon. IA The ship Henry Tukc, from
Richmond is aground in the Garonnc, by the ice
with the loss Of anchors. The ship Rosannah, also
from Richmond, is also aground, but not considered
in danger. Both will probably have to discharge
part of their cargoes. -
NORFOLK, March I'm Hampton Roads, put back-Prie
Edwin Hpkns, which sailed yesterday for Brazil and
kei having boa;d OF the crew. Cornelius Benton
while in the act of discharging the pilot
Aso-Ship Amulet, Winsor, from up James River bound
to Glasgow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-10

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
RS Hhds and IS bbls West India and New Or.
Va leans sugar
81 boxes and IL bbls loaf sugar
p hhds nolasses
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
9 hhtts and IS barrels whskey
VINES OF various kinds vinegar
SO tons bar iron, Swedes, English & American
10 tons castings
Steel, German, cast end histered
Cut mills and brads
Novascotia grindstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
so tierces rice
GOO do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal md upper leather
Tanners and linseed oil, tar
Spices, pepper. ginger, pimento and cassia
Alum, coppcras, birthstone
Saltpetre, madden indigo
Tailow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisins
window glass, various dimensions
Tumblers decanters, wines
Patent shot, gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowdcr and black teas
Mackerel, No. and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods, viz. sheetinrs shir,inos.
broadcoths, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards
Cotton bagging, bale rope
Sewing, seine and wrapping twinc,
Shoe thread, &c &c
feb 10 L. WEBB e. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-10
Trust Sale Of Valuable Real EsIa1e

virtue OF Deed of Trust 10 the suhsryiha, 80
The I'D day of December 1920 Patrick Gibson and Al
T. Sbso' his we-for certain purposes therein
snail OH the ninth day Of April next iIs3O al eleven -
n NJ, at the on door of the Eagle Tavern h, The c,v :,
Richmond, procsed 70 sell Public Auction n, ,f,,
the following property, TO Wit lot OF groun, In M, co,
OF Henrico described in Niiamson's plan of lewis, 10
mo ~ as LOT No DO also other lots in said co,r,v
tanning two acres and three acre and
IN the same plan lots No IL and also 10, of rora -
the SAID county, designated in the sane pa as ot No I
piece or parcel oil land, commonly called The Ropa w.
ienemen' and ~ the plai thereof BY eoee i;ans
and recorded III the General Court, described m The
OF NO l2-whereon the dwelling house and oth,,
formerly occupied By John J. Werh and ai,o re,, e.
SPRING also another pirce Of land adjong e las,
piece and known in the said Wiansou,s pla las,
as No 10: also lot Of laud hr the said cv of chnS
which is Paft of thc ground formerly called the Old Con-,
Chamber Tenement, and designated in the pat .s.Ieof
NO seven lots or parcels OF gron las,
were conveyed 10 the above Patrick Gibson nv
James Saenurdo and John Werh as by their deed ~ h
GATED I'm DAP OF April 1917, and duly recorded Ia
cou@ N the Hastings Court for the civ ~ Ri
ms lily appear--aso other lot Of v,o,rd -,
$40 sFco containing acre. more or ess 81
- the said Patrick Gibson by Michael Ca,
anocy 49, dated the 2Sth day of November IsI5 and H.,
recorded Ii the clerks Office of the of said co,ny
CHARLES JAMES MACNURDO Tnss.
M B-Ihe Deed Of Trust under which the above r,on,
proposed to be disposed of requires tie sale to be maid @
essh; but should purchasers desire H. fourth ory will -
demanded IN ready money, liberal cred will he aJl
| ing interest for the same. anu pay-
\ y $3.50 ~ =. ni-