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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
NEW AND sEAsoNABLE Goops.

NEW AND SEASONABIE GOODS
~ NElLSoN has just received and offers for sale,
at unusually low prices, an extensive stock of
STAPLE AND EANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing large and general variety suited to the
part of
Blue, black and fancy colored cloths & cassimcres
Oxford and steel mkt do do
DO dc sattinetts
Blue and brown do
valencia and swansdown yestino
Rose, duflie and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizos
FINE and superiine white fannels
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustrinv
India satin and satin levantine
Black and bluo-6ack Gro de Nan
rSnoy eoioureu do ussorte1
Blnck senchews and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls
Do do handkerchieE,
Thibet, Prussian and Cashmere square do
Thibct and worstcd barege hdkf
Barge, gauze and Gro dc Nap do
Merino cloths and circassians, all colours
7-8 and A Irish linens
S, and Cd do sheetinps
Long lawns and linen cambrcs
Linen cambria hdkfs
Cd and 10-4 damask
Russia, birds-cye and Sd diapers
Black Nankin and Canton Grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and cooured palmyrencs
PLAIN black and cooured bembazetts
Figured do do and rat,;no,,.
Black English bombazines
Tartan and Circassian plads and camble,s
Black, olive and drab bang-up cords
Plain book, null and Swiss musns
Figured do do do
Al and Ga cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconets
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worstcd and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted braids, assorted
Gloves Of every variety
Spltalfeld and bandanna hdkEs
Imitation bandanna and Madras 4,
FIGURED satin and Gro de Nap bonnet ribbons
Gauze, cap, do do
Sp'nhoh' me ana suporinc belt do
Black and coloured guard do
large supply of brown, beachcd and plaid do
ncstics, apron and furniture checks bed ticklnps.
British oznaburgs, and coarse wooens for NEGRO
clothing. And constantly on hand
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
FOR TIE TOILET.
Milk OLE u nSrc

ib''pIs'p-A Pheasant and
'h cosmetic for refreshing and sonenipr the skim
removing plmples, ireckles,- chops tan. sun bnrn.
ana most other cutaneous affections rleasant an.
non 10 remove smartng after the operation OF
Ioi'sne i|atcr-This is perfume of bioher rem
ulalIrh ana lii more general use than any other its
Ptcu"or properties are SO we'll known that further
ho,ce OF 1t Is deemed unnecessary
i~'U,"deF JTdte'--ls perfume in general use md
OF perfumes. anu ""o'e'oi'e
ImeSar I'ougc-This is the most beautiful q,
coSIetc Prepat atons-t is free from anv noyou. IN
gredlSnts; and entirely Innocent in every respect
cdic"nted TO create new beauties where beartiss
were oetore-to add freshness to the check which
care or Illness may have rendered languid. and in
place oil the lily TO plant the rose
'hacaSsar OIL, Pure .4ntique Ol-Boib yestoro-
tives to the HAIR. '''''"-
Fo"dtu'H-A new article, b7inp very supor;or 20
any thing OF The klndever offered to the public before
A'n"hd PaSte-A beautiful cosmetic
Eftract Of Burgamot.
LeciSnted Cha'com Dentyifce A most eficacious
ana agreeable antiseptIc, for cleaning, whitening.
ana preserving the teeth and gums.
Fer"an otto If Rose Soap-This beautiful article
offered to the public with great Confidence as nm
ePuaIcd for softncss, purity and fragrance GREAT
'uc,y OF fancy soaps, which for richness ofpeTiume
an their emoIlicnt qualities are eycelled by none
great variety OF elegant perfume walls
Expected, a supply of Florida Water and Esprit
w "sc For sale at the book and stationery Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
4 Newspaper for The Ladies.

Proposals for publishing in the City of Washington,
awEEKLy NEWSPAPER, in nea, quarto form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis.
seminaion OF Intelligence useful and interesting to
the Ladies, to be emitted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

The Romance Of History
SPAIN. BY Don II De T'rucba.
~ ''Truth is strange
Stranger than felton,"
nm >, go LoHD ByEoS
"Our limits will not permit any thing like ANALYSIS
OF the vast stores of romantic deed and wild adven
ture contained in the work. lit Ga=eHe
'An excellent medium for conveying strong and
vivid pictures of the past .Monttiy Repie,r
They Of the most intense and vivid interes, 3,
Literary VUagneL
fe6l3 COLLINS s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

iEGO Will make season the approac hing SprInp
IL at Machumps, near Hanover Courthouse He is
horse OF fine slze pedigree and form, was trained
at four years old, and gave proofs of good speed;
put from accident was not brought the turf-his
dam was sister of Sir Arche's, by Sir Peter Tea
Ze-his sire was Francisco, noted race horse orhis
day. in .. =, ,r '''
a mEKiCAN ALMANAC.-On One dozen copies only
second supply OF that valuable publication from, Lc
session Press the American Almanac and Repository of Usr
m hnn~ge for the year $780, containing calendar and in
o1an connected nth IT, phenomena for wear cxpl,rn
tons oil celestial changes and astronomical phenomena
cclianeous directions hints aud remarks statistic al and
SiaIes-For sale by :, NJ Sn,'ed
10 80 ''NSh'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
WARD ELECTION

IGNlIE ELECTION of Common Councilman, IN the SC.
n veal w ard-, VIII be held on the st Uyednesla,
IN .lPr7t nert, viz: In Jefferson Ward No / NJ the
w watch house; IN Madison Ward No. Q, at the City
Hail. and in Monroe Ward No. g. at the Sbockoe Hi
tavrrn' Polls Will open in each Ward at 10 o'clock
"a; VI lie freeholderS Of lots within the said city
whether improved or not and whether srch fras.
S"rS rHsd" therei" not and the housekeenere
ana inhabitants of the said city, who snail have re-
uru nereln at any time for the space three months
without the Intcrmisson Of one 10 months and nos
sess IN their own right within the same movable and
lrhmoVe.oIe property to the value of one hundred
pounds are entitled TO vote
mar 3-26t w. WREN Saro,, r, p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE,
lsssseA The House and Lot on Cburcb-TIu
llI1sEt formerly the property of John pahbl and non
Sssl1Szsio the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph J,mcs III.
o mas Oeen a'ey enclosed and the house is now
hoTough repair There sa fine Yard aud Garden a,1a,J
ca 10 the premises Well Of good water Coal am, $500
house stable and aTf1ge house. all Of brick Tile ,csc,
OcGnPan' has lease on the premises two wears bnt ill.,
WIZ not Affect tie sale, possession may DO had In ,i
nohns rom ue TIME the repairs making shah have ec,
completed. Application 20 bc made to O'''
jan 10 81 r, ,1.V,.,,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

n Doc Of No. 1, Chewing Tobacco.
TAKE this method of apprsng the members of the Ie
alue ana Others who wish get pounds of cbolcs
tobacco that can be obtained my Drug Store sign Of the
20 G,t 70 oPposi'e 'he Eagle J. H. BLAh1IRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

Turf Who has been breeding from him the las, ,v,
years Tie says his colts of equal superior s,z
to has colts from the same by any other horse,
thar he has two year old fly fifteen hands high, aud
ms wearing colts equally promising; and that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten as good
racers out OF the same mares. have, Also many other
testimonials 20 the same effect; and from Dr.
MARSHALL Il mention him because presume he rs
known To many gentlemen IN lirgina;) he speaks of
'he stock IN the highest terms, particularly of their
superior size and fine form And, all the gentlemen
WIN whom have corresponded, concur in the fact,
that he has been let to booded until the last
Two years. so that his colts by them have yet
ON the turf The distinguished racers he has pro.
duced, Kasslna, (suppo by many the very hes, race
horse ever raised ia Kentucky) and Others have been
from common mares. by reference to the American
inri Register vol. 1. page III, he is spoken of ms
producing striking and very superior race of horses
IN hen'ueky. JOHN TUCKER.
feb l5-1aft1stM-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

DhU Us, MEDICINES, &c.
'H'HE subscriber has just received in addition TO his
stock OF Drugs, Medicines, &C. &c. the follow
ing articles, viz:
Chloride Of lime, forpurifyng offensive places and
for bleaching
Black oil varnish, for leather
Superior Spanish fotant indigo
Train OIL, lnseed OIL Lewiss white lead, gold leaf
Lorllards maccaba snuff, in bottles and loose
I.oiPer'r, Moylonds and Bells Scotch snuffs
Florida water, cologne water, in bottles of great
variety of shapes
Superior French and English soaps, French An
tique oil A
Bears oil: oil roses, rouge, Robinson's patent ar
ley, &c. -
Patent greats oatmeal, citric and oxatic acids
black drop N'
lear =, and pot ash scalPels, jointed and stiff
Flexible metallic bouges, gum elastic, mimi,
shields, pessaries PF''
Bougics and cntheters-For sale bv
dec Ii. C.. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

UUUGHES' CRAB CIDER.-A few barrels of the
III above crab cider made by Jas r. Todd just received
for sale. JAo' "iNoiO'
mnr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

New-.4rk Cider, Vinegar e. .4pPles.
r n Bhs prime New Ark Cider
III 10 do do do Vinegar
10 do do do Apples
Jus, ,ed per Schr Effort, for sale by -
10 JAMES NINSION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27

ANEW BOOKS, published by American Sunday
~ School Union, for sale by COLLINS & Co.
Helen and her Cousin
Family Conversations on the Evidences of Revcla-
ton
Memoir of Barbara Ewing
Youthful Memoirs, compiled by the Rev. w. Canes
Wilson
Sketches from the Bihl,.
Preside Conversations some Of the principal
Duci rines of the Bible
History Of the Sandwich Islands, with account of
the American Mission established there
HYMNS in Prose for the I'VE ofchdrcn
Tdc of Philip Melancihon
History of George Hicks
we Rl'pruU''V~1 n,alouucs
Memoir of Susan b Marble
History Of Edwin Judd
The Teachers Parting Gift TO Sunday School Boy
Scenes in Childhood
Nursery Lessons
Life of Col. James Gardiner
Hints to Mothers and Infant School Teachers
The Fall of Babylon, the History of the Empire
of Assytia
Orton's Lifts of Philip Dodiridge, y d.
Gilpn's Monument of Parental Affection
Female Biography, containing Sketches OF twelve
American Women
Rallies Memoirs of the Kew. Thomas Spencer
Infants progress by Mrs Sherwood
Dcvout Exercises of the Heart, by Mrs Rowe
ALIENS Alarm, the Unconvertcd
The Young Freethinker Reclaimed, by Rev. h W..
Baldwin
~ Fathers Letters to his Son
Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
HUGH c. McNEM8R1
No Just received, and offers for sale the olo,vir, .,
IN al" hlghly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
", Prerention better than Cure. IN
hEE-S IAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS
= AND 80 rENTs PER noy

- AND 80 CENTS BOX.
Inc operation of these Pills perfectly mild en- as u, IN,
aeV Oy persons IN every situation and of every age
Inc proprietor confidently recommends The tneiv ,ss e
Malignant FcveIs " O''' ieAO"' uhd
" flease inquire for LEES ANTI BILIOILS PTJCS
tn lne Signature OF NOAH RLDGELY 0ae Michael 90
IL Coz as none other are genuine N '"aei L'e
ElNir sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coob
o"iaI',s, asulmas sore threats and consumptons
Lee nervous Cordial, excellent medicine for all o,o
ahscuons weakness, pains in the ioins back &c 49, ''
Lees Essence of MusaTdNo medicine ever evce,Is
curing rheumatism, sprains, bruises, frosted feet &c "
Lees Ague and Fever Drops a never falling cnre
orc application ~ - vi ny
refan Loon an excellent medicine curing letters
Lees Vegetable Indian SpeciGc an .0sc,,i 49,, e. =, .
Venereal and Gonorripa " 'ui' 'O' wv
Lees Tooihache Drops-,yhieh givcs ,,,o .,,f
oot fowder, which CcanScs beauties the eciI
lees rye Waier-a certain for sore eyes
ices Anodyne Elixir--lor the cure Of head aches
lees orn flasteT-Or removing and DESTROYING corns
" country merchants and all others who pIchase 10 cell
3S Dy applying 10 the proprietor No g. Hanover street
Daore can obtain them such liberal terms as will insure
them great profit ~ " VIZ '"SNi0
lE3- CdUIION-None are genuine without the r,,ter,
name 70 ihen Moan RrDGEty; Gate Michael Lee e Coz
" Hundreds of cases n cures performed by the ayc ,,
paper admit Of IL " " "'"s-
- ~ &. MNEHARA will constantly keen a 6os,
supply OF the above celebrated Medicines at his Apotecarv
-. '1''- '''vl' 'aH"NOHN 2-couI2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-16

ted-indeed was oppressed with grief and A.,
Jew. and that must leave hin-,hat conldJ.
no more-couid offer him no bribe-woud NV.
persuadc him--he mustact OF his own resnon.;
bility--i had discharged my conscience. ,old
him / understood that application had been mad S
for pardon for Palmer At the third Interview
| state,; TO him, that If any thing was done. !,
must be done that day. There was another tb;na
at the second interview. had inquired Of conn conn.
sci whether. if:a person contesses, and iii dia
not commit theaccnmpliccs. il weuid avail to tho
safety of the indiyiiiual--and gave him the on;
MON of Mr.. Merrill. that it would. provided
il was done in good faith. He then wilton, am
ether preparation bcckoned me to gonto cora.
or of Inc CELL and m I low tone of voice he di,.
closed 70 me ----. Here Mr.. goldman va,
stopped--he afterwards stated, in answer 70 cues.
tons BY Defendant counsel.
That he told the prisonerhe would do all in hi,
power to obtain for him the privilege of bairr
States witness. at the second interview.
And hat after he left the prison tie third time
he did not see the prisoner til! he returned
from BOSTON, with the Attorney Generals az.
thoritv.
Also. that he did not tell the prisoner that y.
Merrill said a pledge sonid be ob,aned-apJ
that ;I"re WAS an endorsement on The back Of q
copy af the pledge. which was shown 90 Phinpcr
Knapp. and sirewu TO the prisoner, that il there
WAS an7 prevarcation, or denial. or rciractioD.
I'm very strong terms the pledge would avail
nothing.
The defendants counse! then argued asap.,
the c0ne.s Shoes. on the ground that t.ey were Oh.
tanned under the influence OF hopes aud fears.and
promise. and were therefore iuatms-ible as ey.
dence. Authorities were cited. and it va. con.
tended that the d0ltriHc that man could be con.
victed on his own confessions. il he refused n
testify. was not supported by good authority a.
touching this case.
The Court then adiourned TO hear tie arsu.
lncnts of the Government i'll favor OF lis a,lRi..
sion Yesterday morning.
/ The foregoing is abridged from an account OF
Tuesdays proceedings in the Evening Trans
cript.
We understand that yesterday was occupied
principally in the discussion whether die estimo,
nv Of Rev. Mr. Colman should be admitted.
rBv latter accounts we learn that the Court
have decided in favor of allowing Mr.. WEBSTER
to appear as counsel for the state, and also III IA
vor ol admitting the testimony Of Colman in re.
Iation TO the confessions OF kapp Mr. CoIman.
examinatlOu was, therefore. continued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-16

toicai wrath. lie had lately forbidden ms own
fr,,,s to say mass. on account OF their iI,en'io"s-
ness. and it is believed he has been assass'ha-
ted by them. The King has lately shown some
distrust of the Royal Volunteers. The captain
General has been dismissed. 1t Is attributed to
misunderstanding with the Minister OF p" ar
1Privme Correspondence ~ The ". Herald.
t,yoxSE. Oct. 8.-M. de Grouchy. who was
despatched professionally by Philip the iirst 10
Ferdinand the Seventh, arrived to-day. am
assured that he has given formal orders for DIS
persins the Spanish refugees and their recruits,
1t appears certain that these poor men enlisted
themselves under the persuasion that ioo.ooo
men were ready TO join them to enter Spail."hli-t
now it is not proved that they have more than
1000.
g.oypox, Friday Evening. Oct. 15.-Dutch
papers to the 15th inst, from which we supply cX;
tracts, which allowing for the opposing party BIAS
of the source of information, lead to very similar
conclusions to those which we intmated last night
20 be deducib!e from Tie private correspondence
and other intelligence from Flanders. 1t IS
scarcely necessary to add that these papers con
firm tie convictions previously formed ct the
falschood of the statements relative to the report
ed movements of the troops of Prussia.
-as9esss5es-
3ukey and Greece.-By the arrival AT Boston
of the brig Caroline Augusta. files OF the Courier
de Smyrna to Sept. 10Th have been received,
containing adviccs from Constantlnop!e to the
Ilth. We learn from the Boston Daily Advet-
User. that :. Mr.. Charles Rhind, Pienpolentiarv
OF the United States. lc!l Consiantlnopie Sept 5
for SMYRNA, where. II was said. he was To en-
bark for the United States. lis stated that the
Grand Seignor, having learned that he was in.
quirng for i,ur,cs of the Arabian breed. ordered
four very beautiful ones to BE- sent TO him. Mr..
Rhnd Subsequently. At Smyrna. ION tie arrival
of the French brig-of-war Pali.r.us. bearing the
tri-coored ila@ il being The first vessel whose flag
had been displayed iii Turkey.) waited on the
captain. accompanied By the american residents,
to pay his respects, and was received with mill
! tary honors.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-16
ALEXANDRIA,, d. {.
TCEyD.?Y tl0EhfhG. N0E Is. 1850.

a. We do hope that such an exhibition a.
was presented IN our streets, last sunday after.
noon. will not again be permitted. Should an
attempt If the Ike kind be hereafter made, Oh
oly prefeace. we confidently believe that the Cor
pOratc aad Civil Authorities OF the Town will
interfere. Matters are coming to pretty Pa'',
when bands of negroes are allowed 10 block up,
and parade through, our principal streets. !" h.
annoyance of respectable citizens, with heH
wives and daughters, returning from Church.
Eseg-
The Common Council of Charleston. $. {.
have invited Gen. JACKSON to visit their (iy.
Ii is said that he will accept the invitation, and
may he there sometime in May.
-aasl
The majority for Governor 'Throop, of New.
Yerk, has dwindled from twenty thousand O.II
or seven thousand.
A Boston correspondent of the Portland I'd,
verlSer, relates TIE following pleasant oour.
renee at the late public discussion in Boston, d
the Tariff Question
"While Mr.. Webster was speaking of tie
vcto message, he Mr.. w. took occasion to sa'.
he knew no road that the Administration wocd
call national. All rgads we're in some Jegoe
local; they ran over particular teui'Oryso4
connected particular districts. No read an
over every State, no road run every where. eN
cept-except,' (antl here Mr.. Webser bad
wound himself up in a sentence. from which i@
was apparently unable TO extricstc himself =
'except-(and here MIR. Otis sang out ''he
road to ruin!' Mr.. Webster echoed 1t. with The |
addition that this vas an Administration road
and hc hall resounded with thunders Of ar
plause.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-16
MARRIED.,

In Philadelphia, on Thursday evening Iai = -; !:
the Right Rev. Bishop White. CHARLIE; H. -. ~,
TER, Esq. Of Virginia, 10 RosAIIE hrG o,+
daughter If GEORGE CALVERT. Esq. n r''"''
Georges county. Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-16

london tnirersiiy.-As there has been !
deal Of inquiry lately in relation TO the ccndi'Io1
and prospects of The London University. We take
occasion to mention, that we have just eomer'
ed with literary gentleman reccnily arrived
from London, who recently visited the m; fI
ton, and held a free conversation with one Of 'r'
professors on the subject. ACCORDING to us 10
presentation. the University has not iu'h'eu u''
expectations ofits friends. great pIOpOI'FH
of The capital has been expended in erecting '',,
and costly buildings. The number Of '0e W.
dents at present is only about one hundred -'l ~
twenty. Probably this number does rot ln'i:p1
the students in the medical department. WIZ
we have understood TO be on better ioc1ns
rN T. L. POSI-
49,
On Wednesday, 4 private in the Sd DaInIIg
OF the Isl Foot Guards, commanded by the DuI
of Wellington, was brought into the Army''@.
ST. James Park, in order to undergo the Panl'
mcnt awarded to him by Court Martial i"eu
fortunate man, it appears. three months ago.
nduty at the Tower. and was detected asleep
bis post. The sentence OF the Court Mar,:
which was rcd to the regiment. CONDEMNED ~.
to receive five hundred lashes. He was tle" y
aud after having taken one hundred and Ii, ,cs
lashes, he tainted away. The blood sprleo t ~
the wretched mans back on the drummer 'l+'
and it was found necessary to stop the Pui a..
ment. He was taken Immediately to the '''>
nv hospital. Times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04
Valuable Lands for ~ole

IN pursuance of n cd ~ Trust dated ,lc IN
l. January 1885, and recorded in the county r,,rj
on Amherst, executed by David s Garland and laq-
his wife to Daniel Higginbothan, and James
Lyons, Jr., trustees, in trust TO secure The n, -.
OF three thousand and eighty eight doiitys and mir
~ ceats with interest thereon. from the 1afb .
January 1925. to Benjamin w. LEIGH and Rob.r,
Stanard 10 satisfy the said deb; and the exors,s -
me trust,-vILL BE SOLD, at public amcricn 10 H.,
highest bidder, tor cash, al the front door - tta
Eagle Hotel IN the city OF Richmond On FRIDAY III,
ioth day OF December next. the following lands !
the SAID Deed OF Trust mentioned and Convened ana
more particularly described, viz:
One tract or parcel OF land living and heinz in +.o
county OF Amherst, on the north side and ADJOINING
Buiinloe River and on both sides of HieginhS,ha,,
Greek and containing one thousand .hrcr ac.e3
tby metes and bounds in the SAID Decd of Trus, d.
scribed) made up OF the lunds purchased of Hen,
Holloway and William Lee
one other tract or parcel of land contaiujrr .'yt,
acres, adjoining the before mentioned tract nd nom.
the same land winch was sold under dec ee # Am
herst county Court of September term Icl; nr,
nounced J.. The case Of David y Garland. .5n,'nr -,
Benjamin Philips, decd, and guardian OF Gac,rn d
philips an infant son ni William PhliiIs deed com,
painant against Mary Philips widow and relct II
William Philips, deco and others defendants c,i
being the same land which was conveyed bv Gabr,el
Penn to William Philips. decd by deed dared fho
lsi May 1855, and duly recorded in the county co,
Of Amherst ~
And one other tract or parcel of land nd o;r,, tho
last mentned tract, containing four hundred ncrcs G
metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust decr,bC
and being the same land that was granted tn Aorop
HIgginbotham and devised by JACOB Iyrec Tie edo
/ TO his two sons William and Jacob
The sale viii be made by the subscriber rpJ,- tlo
special power, N he Deed Of Trust expressed nrI
contained TO the trustees either of them TO r,ato
The sale, aud only such title rs is vested bv tho J
DECD IN the trustees. is to be sold and convened =
And the sale VIII commence between tho hour, a..
IL and O'Clock of the day of sale above nnroi,,eI
OCT 2B-l9t " c. JAMES LYONS J,n.o-