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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
AUCTION.
FOR SALE.

AaA THAT pleasantly situa-
cH:R ted house in Elm-street now oc-
liititH cupied by George Turner Esq. Tho
ees:s.sz2Al house is in good repair, and fit for
the reception Of genteel family the cellar and
yard are paved n well of good water near tho
door: large garden, and on the premise. is II
store two stories high and 32 feet by2O. For fur
ther particulars apply to w. CALLAHAN.
April Z. lif
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05

Green peas were sold in The marSe, at Norfolk
on the 9Th Of April for eight dollars bushcl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05

In New-London on Saturday afternoon last, Mr..
Ezekiel Holloway, son Of .3fr. Peter Holloway of
South Kingstdwn, who was accidently killed by
the explosion of arock in the 9th year of his age
He has left wife and numerous circle of friends
and acquaintance to lament his untimely exit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05

Extract of letter from Benjamin II. Coe, Esqr.
Inspector of the Custolns,to the Collcc.o. at New
port, dated
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
SUNDpTES, 8
BUTTER,

a r CeHer No. ], Church street, may be
IA found real Sweet BUTTER, for Families use
Mr.. Sweet invites his old customers and the Public
o give him a call and he thinks he can suit them
to their tastes. Ap. ii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

T3E IsS HENRIETTA NJ. w. TEW,
I'VE respectfully informs her friends and the
public, that she continues 10 keep school at her
residence at the corner of FdrClrcH aud .biari-
borough streets, for the instruction of children,
tyoung ladies more particularly in the following
branches viz: Reading U'riting- Geogrdphy
--.drithmetic--iH -iHstory-Rhetoric and CRANE
mar by Lectures. This mode of teaching Gram
mar has been thought by many to be the most
approved. She will also give lessons on the Piano
Forte.
- UNREASONABLE recommendations as 10 her
qualifications can be Produced if required.
Newport, April Z, 1880
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
COTTON YARNS.

1r LEACIIED, unbleachcd, md blue yarns
ND all numbers iom Z TO 20.
ALSO,
Two or three threaded, white and mkt knitting
Cottons FOR sale by
ii. SESSIONS.
Ap. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05

YHSilE subscriber, agent for the propreiors Of the
Z Eagle Brewery, Proyidcnee-has and will
keep constantly supply of their ALE for
sale, in barrels and half barres--aIso in Kegs for
families. The Ale ii not inferior to any made
HENRY POTTER.
April7. I-3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
AMERICAN GOODS.
ENGLISH GOODS.

Proadco,hs s. cnssimeres, nannels, hosiery,
flag hdkfs; lmnen do; elegant new patterns trencl,
figured prints; silk, cotton, g. worsted hosiery, oil
cloths fcr tables fine and superfine carpetine
hearth rugs; green figured booking; elegant iAi-
nower prints
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
FRENCH GOODS.

Ieghorn Bolivar hats; silks, eros dc Mop gro'
de India; gros dc Zan gros de China, gros de bsr-
lin. lcyonne satin and si,ilg figured aud plain;
merino. square aud long shawls; paimereans, piaia
and figured, very cheap.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
INDIA GOODS.

Canton and Nanl,een grapes; Nankins; satt'n,
& tus,r;ny.: cbex hdlf; pongecs; silk hose; mn'i
nnll muslin; ilng, bandannO, and black silk hdki';
plain, striped ard plaid lustrnps for dresses; iansy
bo,es together with many articles which may DO
,ound very cheap, in said store.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
PACK AGES,
OF ELEG ANT NEW
GOODS,

N-OT inferior in quality and as low price as
" nj any store in town. OF this truth the cus-
toners will Judge for themselves by calling and
examining the same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

.Messrs. John %. Hudson, Robert Hudson, JpiIftom
n. Hudson, Nancy Robins, JttliiM Hughes, Mar
Chatham. Robert Hudson, (so,t If Ned Jf1yy
FO,ckes, .vafhdn Fotohes, .ddu'or nj Eaton Hui.
son, dec, ThoS. Dos,ceil, and HJy Hudson
a you are not all Citizens Of Virginia, YOU will
"a please take notice, that shall by our Attorney
the second Saturday in July next, between sun rise
and set, Of the same day, il fair " not the ne ri
fcir day, at Sandy River Church. in the county of ince
Edward, State OF Virginia, proceed TO take the deposi.
ton Of Robert Knight and others. to he read vs. eyi.
dence IN The su now depending in the County Court Of
Prince Edward wherein you are PIain'ifI, and mysel
and others Deiendants--atteud " Won please
MACKNESS ROWLETT and others
Brydie's Store, April 30 I21.-wSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

UHANAWAY, or Otherwise disappeared. rom The
H6, Plantation OF Mrs. Jane Johnson, in Fairi I'D
District South Carolina, negro mar named ANlHO-
NY, belonging to III Sub'eribSr living in said Dis
'rict Anthony disappeared about the last OF Deccn-
her, 1929. Hs is about 5 feet, or 10 inches high,
compile xoa som what light WILL made, smart and ac-
tive. file was brought from VirFinia or North Caro-
lima about four years ago, by Mr.. James Vaughn, who
,oli him 10 Mr. Sill; OF this District. III owned a
very small bay Poney, nearly blind aud in low order,
which he role off, and Il is supposed lie had 20 or
S25 dollars In money. Its also supposed that he can
read and may, perhaps, endeavor TO pass himself az
free liberal reward will he given by the Smb'cri.
Der for the apprehension Of said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed to him at Winnsborough.
Fairfield District, South CNoliRa. WM. AIKEN.
Winns5orough, ) c. Feb. l6. 90 BIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD Runway from
III the .ubscfbcr living at the deep run Coal Pits IN
Henrico county the 10th instant negro man nam.
ed Nick, abou forty years oil, feet 8 or inches
high light csmpe xion, thin vsage, and stammers lit
tie when spoken 10. This dfess he al or when he
went of grey cainet coat, blue pantaloons, and
white wool hat lie carried with him suit OF coafss
grey casinrtt: the said Nick his Of his
hanJs not recoeced; he has alo several knots ON his
ears will givs reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
y ehenion OF the said slave " taken beyond The ni
OF TIE STATE and all reasonable expenses paid, ten
dollars i within the Sac and delivered 10 at
the sad pitt secureod in III 80 that get him a.
gain. hink IL highly PROBABLE that lie has obtain.
Ell free pape ard wiIi attempt 10 pass a. tree
forewarn all persons from hsrboring carrying him
on, Of m. SAFE FAC. McGRUDER
April 10. ll7-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

NJ EW-HAVEN FEMALE SEMINARY.-The
Ia Summer ssion OF this institution will commence
on tn hr.t wednesday OF May AMI terminate on the
first Wednesday of October. The Seminary il si,ua
tel near the corner Of Chapel and State streets The
building is pleaant and commodous, and advantage.
ously located in central part Of our healthy aud beau
ifl city.
This Seminary il respectfully commended to the
patronage OF The polite and brra its design is to ele
vae the standard OF female education. The course of
instruction il carried on in regular and cortinueJ
system OF ACCIDENTAL studies, embracing ali the Iir,ra
ry, scientific and ornamental branches, ADAPTED 10
young ladies', TO give them an cducaion of equal
value with what is gained by the o,her sex in ou,
high-schoo4 and colleges
Ths literary and scientific departments will be con
Quoted by gentlemen eEnenily qualified for the i'm
portsn, charge The pupils live in the family of the
principal under government strict and parental aud
those particular attentions paid TO their morals and
manners that are requisite at this monenous period oI
their lives In their religious instuc ion the prnci-
pies aud duties OF Christianity are strongly incucated
They attend such places of public worship as their m
rents or guardians Designate The Seminary is onen
10 The reception OF the parents and guardians of The
scholars ana sueh friends as they think proper to invite
10 inspect its government and exercises
AS regular account OF The progress of each pupil is
kept and premiums and testimonials are awarded AT
the close Of each session. according to their respective
sanding Is derable that the pupils enter early
possible.
None are admitted except with the understanding
that they are TO continue through the session ON which
they enter. The charge for each pupil over 10
OF il $500 per annum- for those under the age Of
IL, Sl75, payable semsnnua'ly In advance This sum
includes all charges for board, washing, room fuel
lights furniture. aud instruction in the literary and sci
enuhc branches, except the Ornamental branches
which will ds laugh, al the customary prices
JOHN M. GARFIELD.
Reference TO RI ~. Bishop Brownel; Rev. Mr..
Croswell, Rev. Mr.. Stone. Rev Mr. Bacon, Nathan
Smith and VIM. McCrSckar, Esq. .V,tc Hgreu,
Rev. Dr.. Wainwright, and Seth p Staples, E.o
.!to: York, Hon Samuel Church, Safsbav Rev
MIR. Butter, Hon. Stephen Warren, aud Doc Sheldon
Troy, NJ y; Joseph Bennett, Esq. Charlie sfon: MIR
Johnathan Smith, PETERSBURG pa; Rev. Mr. Hawkes.
PhLadcPhid; Geo. lves, merchant, Richmond pa
New Haven, May 4. I22-wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

IN virtue OF two Deed. of Trust. executed joan Al
IL Armstead and William Dindfidse, by william
Morris, and Msrcella his wife, the on the eighth
day Of January 1925 and the other the eighteenth
day OFF ebruary, lS2Sand another Deed Of Trust, eS
ecu,ed TO Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles 5 Cay by
fhe said William Morris, the tenth day OF July,
f61S-aI of which deeds recorded in the Hns'ing
Court OF the city Of Richmond shall proceed TO sell
on the premises, on the 30 n day oil June newt
for ready money, for tn purro es therein mention.
ed, two Lots. pieces, parcels oil Land in the city OF
Richmond, known and distinguished in the plan OF the
said city. by No si1 three hundred and forty seven,
and No (352) three hundred and hy-t~o, which were
eonve yed to.the said William I. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed bear ny
date the 18th day OF June, 1925, and admitted to
cord in the Clerks OH e of the Court OF Musings Tor
sAd cty,-and on which now erected extensive
brick buildings "a awarehouse, and for other pur-
poses: also three other Lot peces parcels OF Land
known and distinc IN the plan Of said city. by
pumber (342) three hundred AMI for,y-iwo, number
three Hundred and forty three (33) AMI number three
hundred and forty fonr (3i with the building. com
monty called Shork9 WAREHOUSE and all ether build
iugs and improvements thereon; which property was
eonve we'd TO the sail William Morris, by several
deeds for undivided notifies thereof--one made the
tenth day of June, 1926 by Richard GREGORY and liz
ahetb his wife, and john Prgram, and Wilson GREGG
ry; the other, made the day, by Joseph Du,i-
ley of Chesterfield county, and both admitted TO record
in the clerks office of the Hastings Court OF said city:
Also other Lat, piece parcel OF Land Known and
distinguished In the plan Of said city, by number three
hundred and forty.si (3i6D which was convened TO
said William L. Morris, by William A. Smith and Sarah
Smith, by their deed, bearing date the 10 day OF Sep
tembrr 1876, and admitted 10 recor! in the clerks CT
fee OF the Hastings Court for the city aforesaid
The above described property adver iscd by Us
TO soil the i6 bruary last, hut the sale was
prevented from taking place by injunction oh aimed
by William I. Morris from the Chancellor OF the VII
lausburg district; which irunc'ion has been Dissolved
by the Chancellor of the Supercr Court ct Chancery
for the Richmond district
The title 10 the regong property is believed 10 be
upquesionabiy god Acting as 'rus ees we WI con.
vey such title is vested in us by virtue of the sad
dc, DIS OF trust.
: JOHN NJ: ARMIsTEAD,
w. cambridge,
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, Z Trustees.
CHARLES S. GAY,
April 81. ili7hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

AE ARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursuant 10 decree Of the
lVH Superior Court ei Chancery for the Williams
burg District pronounced on the 4h day Of February,
1880, in the Of Brown Us. Turner-Colion rs.
same-Guuter "a. s,me-Moncure us. same-Parri.h
ps same-Russell Us. ssme-Sheppard ps. same-,nd
Wicker Us. same shall on Tuesday the 9Th day of
June, 1880, At o'clock p NJ. the premises, offer for
sale public auction and two years !t the
LOT and houses Church Hill, in the County OF Hen
rico, near the City Of RichmonI, belonging TO the
tate OF Anthony Turner deed subject TO hi. widow =
dover thcrein-Bonds and security aod Deed OF Trust
to be executed by the purchaser.
]. GUERRANr M S. c C. r.. d.
or one OF his Deputis.
May7 l23-tds
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: VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

NNIILL he sold to the highest bidder at public auc-
Wv lion, htsHalifay Court House, on Monday HE
2sth day Of June next (eng Court ola, il air, net
tbs NEXT fair day, tract OF land lying in the County Of
Halifax Bani.tr RIVER. containing by late survey
595 3-S acres; zoos lis of which are hr-t rate low
grounds, be lon ng to the Estate OF Eimund hby dec
large portion OF the low ground is completely drai7e
ard has been the la tell years in regular and pre-
gressiye Of Improvement This tract it said 10 De
among the finest estates in the County: Judges are oil
the opinion that so hands be workedfo advantage up
on H. One fourth Of the purchase money will he reqnel
on the 18th ID cembeT next with a'erest from the day OF
sale The other three iourihs on and years credit
from the day Of sae-honjs with approved Security,
and deed OF the land will b, required OF the
purchaser-The title shall be satisfactory and COM
pletcPose sion given the sday oil January next,
with the privilege OF seeding crop of small grain in
the fall w. r.. JOHNSTON,
LEW JONES,
Administrators Of Edmund Ifby dec.
April II. llO-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

EDUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES. virtue of a
IL decretai order OF the County Court Of Hanover,
made the 30ih day of Of April 1880, in the case OF
wadiy, W.. Chisholme. shall proceed to sell on
Thursday the l0h day of June next il fair not the
next fair day, to the highest bidder at pnblc auction,
at Michael Anderson's Tavern, commonly called the
Brick House, in the lower part OF Louisa County, hve
likely aud valuable young negro men, viz Ned Ran
doIph Wilson, Miles, and Burwell, which beorg to
the Estate of Walter Chishome, jr. decd, hut have
BEEN for many years past the possession oil Betty alias
Betty Clisholnie, free woman OF colour
The term. of sale will be credit until the lat day
of January next, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security.
GARLAND WADDY,
Comr s. Abr. de bonis non with the will nnexed
of Walter Chisholme, jr. deed
May7. 123-S,N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

EOHN FORBES, jr, ATTORNEY AT Law. bav.
Cd ing removed 10 Whining ton, in the County Of Flu.
wanna will in future attend the Superior and County
Courts Of HenIico Goochland and Fluvanns Counties
and the seriCr COurs Of Chancery for the Richmond
District.
May 7. 123-H6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

81 PRING GOODS.-The subscribers have associated
- themselves in business in the city Of Richmond.
under the firm OF Binford, Brooks & CO. and are
opening a handsome and we'll selected stock Of Staple
Fancy Dry Goods, recently purchased in the Northern
markets the best terms at auction, for cash. They
invite country merchants and their friends generally,
TO call AMI examine them. Their assortment will, at
all times, he found very complete. Having an expert.
need agent New York, they will continue receive
by every arrival. Their stock will comprise every
article in the dry goods ne-All of which, they will
sell the lowest prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

WLNRESH DRY GOODS, In anticipation of their
a general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchaser- th,t they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
which included Il cir importation from Eng-
land (via New York consisting, in part OF the follow
ing aItiol s. -
Extra blue, black. brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do be, black. drab,nx, iancy mixt, and lavender do
cassiiDeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseles quiltings
White and coiourei ground chin,z printed do do do.
Plain buff T.ilinet.-A beautiful as ortment Of the
newest styles OF prin,s.-Fancy checked striped and
Alranople; 4 style ginghams; Al, o-I aud Ga
cambtic and jaconet musns-white bor,lered cravas
very superior AMI MKT and striped linen and cotton
d,illsteir tnent s very good, and will in
lew days be the most commanding they have ever
had +. s. E.JAMES, s Co.
April - ll6-tt Marke, Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

&SA REWARD Runaway from the .ubseri- /

y
- NV Der living in The city of Richmond. on
Monday, the l9h Of April, black boy named Walker,
Is or II years Of age; he is straight and well made has
rather eminent peaked nose, and full eyes, he
taken out OF Tobacco Factory (of which he l.
ry ond) aud for The last Years his exclusive work has
been that OF dining servant, and at any thing
else, seems 10 be perfect novice. He had when
he wentaway gray Casinet Coat and Partitions ard
Wal'coat OF the same, but he had other tloths which
pcrbap. he may have substituted for then. Mr. Plea
SAINT Wiostons boy, Charles, went of about the same
time that Walker did, Charles is free at the age OF 81
and has only years TO serve. He is about Walkers
size, but lighter complicated. well made. shrewd and
atiu his mother lives in Petersburg: il ia than
probable that Walker and Charles together they
were great cronirs, AMI, IL not lurking about Peters
burg, perhaps have been taken off by boa,man
to LyDchhurg, where Charles has paid visits be-
lore will give the above reward il taken ont OF this
Commonwealth, and secured in any Goal so that get
him again, and twenty five dollars il within the State,
and twenty miles from tie City Of Richmond. Mas.
ters Of vessel- forwarned from carrying of said
Runaway at their peril
SAMUEL GATHRIGHT, Jr.
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Aprn27.

BHR Gustaoi@ Bendriek, Etizobefh Hendrick. and
I'VE I'm T0,cIer. Frecuf0r RI Ed,cdrd Keeling
dec..-TAKE NOTICE. That on The 9th Of Nay, 1880.
.halLpiocecd to take The deposiions Of Mrs Mary
Williams and oil.rs; aud the rs b., Walker - Keel
ing and others; and the 26h, Henry Ctenshhw anil
ohcrf; and the 27h Mrs. Martha Keeling and
others and the 2Sh. Joseph Keeling and others; and
the 10Th Ambrose Haley and Others, the house
Of David Srni'hson in the county Of LuneDburg, and
State Of Virginia. 10 be read evidence in suii
depending In Chancery. in the County Court OF Chat
loue, in the State Of Virginia in which am Plaintiff
and you, The said Gusiavus Hendrick, Elizabeth Hem
dTiek and William fowler Executor Of Edward Keel.
ing, dee, arc Defendants--At which time and place
you may attend, If you.ihiok proper.
EDWARD b. FOWLKES.
April 81 120-St
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"a AND FOR SALE.-WiIl be sold on The premi.
Ia ses, to- The hghes, bidder, on Tue sday the 25,h
day Of May next, the tract of Land, belonging 10 the
Legatees of John SPEARS deceased n,aning 1923 A..
cres This land lies on Muddy creek in the upper end
of Powhatan, within mile and half of the Muddy
creek millsa description OF the land is unnecessary
as il is pre- umed persons wishing to purchase will
call and view the land, which will be hewn by Henry
Hatcher. who lives on the pemises-Terms of sale one
third at Christmas next, at which time possession will
be given, the balance in two equal annual paymen.s
and Deed OF Trust to secure the last payment
purchaser will be allowed the privilege of seeding
crop OF wheat. BY THE LEGATEES.
VIII be sold on the day the dover land former.
iy belonging to Mrs. Cheawood, about 4S acres two
thirds OF which is valuable low grounds this land ad
joins the above tract. The tile will be warranted du.
ring the life of Mr.. Cheatwood
HENRY HATCHER
PJwhafan, March 10. l09-1MIA2Ms
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nNE AND HALF miles from gloucester NJ
" House, will take place Wednesday the 18th
day of May next, and continue four days.
LIST Day--A sweepsake for colts and fillies years
DID, mile heats, $50 entrance-four entries and closed
Same Day-A sweepstake, mile heats, entrance $50,
free for any not exceeding four years old that has not
won race any established course.
I'd Day--A post stake, mile heats 800 entrance,
play pay free for any syears DID, close on the 10th
day Of April.
3d Day-Jockey club purse $500, mile heats, en-,
trance $50, subject discount of 10 per cent, free
for any member that has not trained, and is oncthird
interested.
ith Day--Prop ietors purse, mile heats, best in D,
free for any horse that has the previous
days-entrance SIS, to be added to the purse.
Entries for the Post stake may be made with Mr.. ].
Watson Tree HILL with the Proprietor. ),
Subscribers living at a distance will please forward
their subscriptions, the subscriber is compelled to
put up the purse. TOM CARY,
FARE: Proprietor.
Board per day 81 %, including dinner at the Race
Course--Horsc, "a hours, 50cts.
All unlawful gaming prohibited on the couse. I. c.
May. g. 122-'d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

ID OAN0KE.- Roanoke, inferior in blood form 10
~ no horse in America, will stand al The usual terms
near Charlotte Courthouse, during the eDsuiog season
which will terminate The I0h Of July His stock
are uncommonly large ard powerful. Three Of his
get may be seen Il Tree-Hill, near Richmond, with
Jan 10 ST 17My
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yayoDD,s TENEMENT ron sAIF-p. .i.,,

YHyoDD'S TENEMENT FOR sALE.-By virtue
n Of decree Of the County Court cf Chester.
field, will be sold at public auction. on the premses The
9Th My sexf. AT ~ O'clock, tenement in The town
Of Manchester, called Todds tenement The sale will
be credit. The tenement may be divided into lots
II necegary The sale will be made
Aptl9. If5-ids, BY tbe COMMISSIONERS. Fl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

81 ALE of Real Estate BIZ virtue Of decree Of the
~ Hastings Court Of the City OF Richmond, will be
cold at public auction, the premises, the 26.h day Of
May next, at ~ o'clock, improved lot Of land G..
Street aud distinguished in the plan Of the City by
No. 40l-t is the lot which was formerly owned BY
A. u. Yenable. The lot will be cold on a credit.
Apti0 lis --ids BY the COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

ohio AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
" BY virtue OF two deed. Of Tru.t executed to ia by
the lat. Patrick He ndon Esq bearing dac the 23d
in tie Coutty Cour; OF a,les City, shall, on the
ilh day OF June next, proceed TO SELL to the highest
bidlc for cash. to satisfy the object Of the said deeds.
Of land, in the ccsnty OF Union, State Of Kentucky,
Except hundred part thereof as reserved in
the deed0 certain tract par ell If land, in the coun-
~ OF Cermopt Of Ohio y ing the waters Of Co-
yer Creek branch Of the little Miami TIL title to the
said lands is believed TO he good, but act trus
es. shall convey only such title as is vested in us
Those wishing to purchase, may, by reference 10 the
deed. now in the office OF Charlie, City trace the title.
The deeds will be shown the day Of -ale. The sale
will take place between the hours OF IL s. IL o'clock,
the from, door Of the Bell Tavern in he cv Of Rchmord
JOHN b CHRISTIAN, )T,,
JOHN Ii. CHRISTIAN.
| May4 l2l-tds