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VIRGINIA:

Ia The Superior Court of Chancery holden
~ Winchs,ier, "Wednesday. Ueeruber
iss9
|0stph Cross, assignee # Jo'1ph PonfS,
PLAISTIFF,
Iohn AeiUin. administrator Of Jchn
lont<. deceased. IN ConHsiiy anu
Cafh~iae has Dtc. RAIN Tonis.
E!ofd IoNf:. Susanna Yonf<, III
ham IOIHz and Catherine Tinsc,
htH'r. and Ef-0tefh .HcEhov. adj
m'nisirafor Of HILliam .tfcEiroy.
deceased, DEFESDANrs.
'N'llS cause came on 10 be heard tbis 3od
dss 81 Der~Hbrr. 1879. upon the bill
'ib'o''. snswsrs sHd order Of publication.
sE''"si t'o absent defendants, aud the sab
pTna being cAtsasd "n the defendants.
Connolly aud Wfs. Andersen and wife, snd
John Melvin. snd ball 6i,0 more ihsn four
'n"nr'' ssnes, snd iksy sliH fsilin 10 sppssr
s"d ahs~er; The Dill - faksn for confessed
az q" hsm sod or constdsrsIson WLersaf
hr Court doth ~ stge ordsr. sd decree
thtt . VI .ster Cofe ~ fssiroae - Itts Csurt DO
tske an sse0unt - no So AL s.tsts Of The
's'd John foniy. sstssif-.sa- srsouAt Of
he dsbi- iss ffomlAs tsS5 tska Yoatx Go
cesseo, httdiDs hw hssfse 90 90 seeauaf
- ths reel estate isn - hlsn. aua he 80
n"si value 'hsfeOf. 80 maks report - ..is
Court. ~ order 20 hsat duofss- sfattux ~
-ieh mAiisFs spssisiiy dee sssl peri. sen -
h'ms"H 81 ~b1sh msy be -.qYirea y ts "
sisted bs sRy % 80 psrHss-ss..as g. lhs
infant snd s''seni dFfvrdsct Of r.r ri .eihs re-
~pee'fsiy 20 shsw esuss srotsst tsls de.
cree. A sops Tests.
DAS'L LIE, c.
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TUITION.

School az the undersigned ~;n re-
Il commence Oh hond-, the II,h ,n,,.o,
W. woRTHiNGIoN.
thsrlesio~r. Jan 6, 1850
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II IS reported that Bolivar is TO be
|cToWned. and further. that he ~ To-
|inarry the daughter Of the Duke Of
Orleans; the crown TO be heredlla.
|Ty, but IN case Of Bolivar death
without issue, &" 20 to ihe Duke. -
il Is more probable that Bolivar will
be elected President for life. his sue.
cessor 10 be supplied by election.
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cHARLEsTowh .

Y>tE neN' Session of this =
J. commence ON Monday the f,.,,u''o" will
The SESSION &c The Fem.I,. SehoIns'snt
M'ss CnrsSatLLs " ~ commence ., the the
time. e
Ian. 6. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

lee. II mixture of four ounces ~
nitrate OF ammonia. four ounces 81 sub.
Cafbonate Oi soda, and four ounces II
water, IN tIn pail. have been known
to produce tea ounces Of ice ln three
houGs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

An act TO suppress dueIling has re-
Gently passed the Legislative Council
OF Florida. by which all persons con
cerned ia fighting dueIs, sending or
hearing challenges. &c. are declared
incapable Of holding office ~ the Ter.
ritOry. IL T. further enacted. that IN
case any person shall Kill his antago.
mist IN a duel, or so wound him that he
shall die thercfrOm IN three months az.
ter, such person 80 killing or wound
ing. shall OH conviction, =" suiIcr de0ih.
by being hanged by ne neck. any law.
custom. ar usage. 10 the contrary not
outstanding" Persons who attempt
10 evade this statute by leaving the
Territory, are made alike subject 20
tire penalties. ~ VI the offence had been
committed within its lmits.
Tier. Caz.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

The ladies' of the little town Of Mans.
field. Connecticut, have realized The
past year S25.OOO from the mAnufac
tore Of SILK Such hints ought not 10
be lost On those ladies Who imagine
gcntility consists in doing nothing.
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a LIST OF LETTERS

ENAiNikG ~ th- Post Office at Charlie,
IL town. Jefferson Co. Va on the Si,t De.
LOO
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

We have received the f.rst number Of the
"R,rrBLIc.s STASDARD," Published ut vii.
Transport, Mar, land. and edited by DAStEr
WI'ssl. Esq. The editorial articles give
evidence Of capacity and NC doub, no, the
paper will acquire aud maintain a highly re-
spectacle standing.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06
GENERAL IETEI.LIGHMoE.

From Kentucky. we learn that Geo.
Ro6erfsOn. one al the Associate Judges
of the Supreme Court, has been ap-
pointed Chief Justice of the State, and
that Richard II. Bucknet. a Member
OF the last Congress, has been appoint
cd Associate Judge in his stead.
A bill providing for calling a Con
vention had been rejected in the Sc
nate of that State, by 10 votes To 10.
a resolution had passed both bran
ches of he Legislature to burn the
notes OF the Bank Of thcC
reclaimed from circulation, To the a
mount of S27O.O0O 4 Bill had pass.
eel tie Senate, to withdraw the branches
at that Bank OH or before the Ist tiay
at July nex'-pr"vIdins for the appoint
mcnt OF agents tU attend semi annual
" at the Court House of each county.
TO transact all tlir business Of the Bank
rs now performed at the branches -
THIS bill. II ia said, would no d0ub,
receive the sanction Of the House Of
Representatives.. Nat Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

appears by the Carlisle Herald OF the 3lst
ul,. that on the day following, the partnership
OF the proprieiors Of that paper to be dis
solved. and that IN future two papers " the
same name. and warmly opposed To each
other. will be published in CARLISLE.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06
NEW Musro

FNHE srbscnbefs hsve Jasi received i.sg.
qusnldy a eel selected, new snd f.si.
lousblo Piano NGsic, Consisting 81 songs
sslfzes. marches. oo'iihots, &c ver, ebess
JEFFERSON Z CLENEL AND.
Jan 8. i850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

Singular Mar,iagc. At All Saint,
church. Lewes. were married. an the
9TH November. powder plot dayl )
Mr.. Guy. to- Miss For.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

y We have no accoun, Of ,h- proceedings o
shs Virginia Legislature, OF later l.;c thar
Ahe 9th ult.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

The Legislature Of Mar. land me, on the
,SSh alt. L. The Senate, W.. ~ MAHniorr,
ESQ wss elected President, and ,n the House
81 Delegates, FR.seI. rnosAs. Esq Of Ere
aerck. VAS chosen Speaker. by = ,joriiy OF
= votes over RrcnAHD TronAs, Esq Of ST.
Mays.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

Ia II is stated in the Philadelphia pa
pers, that Messrs. Carey & Lea have
stceived aud sent 10 press. Sir Walter
Sfptt's History of Scotland, in two va
tanes. This work is TO be succeeded
6yfSW James McIntnsh's History OF
England. IN three volumes, aud Ills.
tory Ut Ireland by Thomas Moore.
Commodore JAcoB JoxEs, who has
returned from long service in com
mand at our Squadron in the Pacific
Ocean. has taken command of the Bal
tlmore Naval Station, in pursuance OF
instructions from the Navy Depart
mcnt. = Bal. Pat.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

n Conreni'on by private letter, two day.
eer than our newspaper reports, we learn
mt vi ;hs J9;h ,ii'. select committee gss
oDDoiuiions Already adopted by the Convcn
N. Thus !; would seem that there is some
aspect Of = termination Of the l.bors Of that
Euiied assembly. whether the spirit Of
bniroversy and disagreement which has pre-.
he'd over ell its deliberations. may not star,
nes debate upon the report Of the commit
PC, we cannot say. We are beginning To
rspar of the success Of the Convention. anil
bould be happy 60 hear Of its sljournmen,
bi,hou, any further discussion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

q We publish to-day. entire. the speech of
1r. Cookr in the Convention. in explanation
= the vote Of himself aud Mr. Henderson Tor
u. Gordon's plan OF representation in the
legislature. twill doubtless be read With
est interest.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

BLANK DEEDS,
I1r 's'- . ~ Ole.
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CoNNissioNrn'l O7ric4,

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
Chickahominy Land for Sale

'RNdt subscriber Is empowered by a deed Of trus,
4 from Judge Hay and others of record in the
Office OF the clerk of Henrco county 10 sell and he
now offers Tor sale, the estate called Ashfied con
tanning about nine hundred and thirty sua, ed
on Chckahominy. IN the county of Henrico nbou,
seven miles from the city of Richmond
The estate consists of two parcels: the upper sop
a'ated from the lower by slip of land about four
hundred yards wide The upper Parcel contains
about $50, and the lower about 500 acres.
On The upper parcel thcir is an excellent brick
dwelling house. G. by 80 feet having six large and
TWO small rooms. ard four large closets The house
was built about the year 1914, and is said 10 be as
good us any III the county. The store-room and
gardener house are also of brick. The other hou-
ses, kitchen. servants apartments stables and corn
mousse, &c ore Of wood. About one third Of this
tract U.s. as am tod. what is called mud land 10 or
10 acres at which arc clea ed and IN meadow which
may, with little trouble, be kept constantly irrigated
On the lower tract, containing about 500 acres
there are barns, stables, &c bur 10 dwelling house
but that intended for the Overseer II has a GOOD
scitc for dwelling house near an cxccllcn, sprinn
and most abundant supply OF fire wood There IS
also an orchard on It. Ii Is represented that of this
tract, between one and two hundred acres are mud
land, that may be easily cleared, and that arc eoun
10 any land ON Chickahominv
The district Of country IN which these lands are sit
uatcd is SAID TO be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from agnc and fever.
On having the purchase morev, and tho interest
thereof payable semi annually satisfactorily secured
a nnofaI credit will he given TO tho purchaser.
Inc parcels VIII be sold separately, If the purcha-
ser should SO desire. ROBERT STANARD
The above property will he offered for sale a, pub
c auction. before The front door of the Eagle Hotel
IN the CITY OF Richmond, on Saturday December
'th, ct " o'clock NJ. ROBERT sTANARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
w ASHINGTON HOTEL.
RICEE&CND, V1RGTM1A

VIE Subscriber having leased this OLD ana well
known Establishment, for term of years takes
this opportunity to to his friends and the
Pablo generally, and particularly 10 the former visit
ers OF the house, that it will be opened for The uc-
commoda'lon OF company, on the first of October -
IL is now undergoing thorough repair. and will be
fitted up in plain bat neat style. With beds bedding
and other necessary furniture, all new and of the
best kind Ills servants attentive experience
ed and his keepers polite and accommodations
His Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and wines aid his Table with the most choice
decaces OF The season. which the city and coup, ~
can afford; and he fattcrs himself that by unremit
ting attention to his business he will give entire
satisfaction 10 ali who may favor him with their com
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
most pleasant part of the city immediately opposite
The Capitol and contiguous all the Public Offices
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the BASIN. the Warehouses, and the Offices of the
principal Allllers OF the city; and at the same time
suihcenily far removed to afford gentlemen n que,
retreat when they wish retire from the hustle and
noise Of the streets. Such are the local ADVANTAGES
ct this house, that may to affirm, that Gen
tIemen wishing Richmond either for business or for
pleasure, viii find it of the mos; p!easan, stua
tons in the city.
IN addition 10 what transient custom he may he
favored with, the subscriber will be able 20 accom-
nodate twenty-five or Giirty BO.3RDERS. by The
week, month, or year, the most reasonable terms
sept i6'-tS ROBERT C MACON,
SIOoChiond Court FI,use
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
THE FREDERICKSBURG
FEMALE SEMINARY.
Conducted by MISS Beggs. viii be continued n

Cohoueeo oy Mass Beggs oiN be continued this year
VIII be opened on The 5th of January and will
= close on the 9Th December, with vacation of
The pupils will be instructed in Ortboprapbv Re,i'
ing, Writing. Arithmetic, English Grammar. Geog.
raphy with the use of Globes, and the Rudments of
astronomy. The price u: board and tuition, will be
~, one nan payable IN advance and the balance at
the end OF the year Each pupil will brine with bsr
par oil blankets, pair of sheets, a coloHred coun
serpane ana four towels. all marked or if it is pre-
1erred they will be furnished by me for an additional
fanny, during vacation, will be CHARGED At tho s,a
OF $40 per month Such of them as NAV choose TO
DC instructed in Music will be charged AT the rate of
S<o per quarter, OF SO lessons. There are few
vacancies yet to be filled
W Letters addressed to me. Gardeners Y Road
LOUISA. will be promptly attended to-
uec I-iawi2' FREDK HARRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
William and Mary College

didates for the vacant Professorship of Ma,be
IN this Institution, and of The public in general
'hot the visitors and governors have not vet had
ueetns nor IS 1t probable they will meet until the
regsiar annual meeting the 9TH of july
Inc pubic has already been informed by the Rev
~ Enpe' President of the College. that the duties of
me vacant Professorshp will be discharged by The
,oiessor OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry un-
I'll the vacancy is filed
JOHN PAGE, Rector.
W The Editors who published the other adver.
'iSements' will give the above two Insertions and
send Their accounts To the Editors of the Richmond
i-'I"cT TOT NeUIetnent. dec IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06

MIR. CARPENTER Informs the c,zeps nj
" Richmond. that IN consequence Of being com,
Peied to stop some time longer in thus city. than
ne anticipated, in order to carry u Glass in Book
epine through IN Foreign Business, he has conclu-
ded. through the solicitations of a number Of nnn-
cants to reopen ms c,sses. for The reception of La
dies and Gentlemen in Penmanship. He has accord
ingy, arranged with M. Grant, to ass,s, him in the
wwfning department That geni!emans abity as a
PensInan. Is too well known to need Comment
Mr. Z will therefore continue tn receive aoplican,s
IN Doth housekeeping domestic business onlyI and
Penmanship. until further notice
Hours of instruction for Book keeping. from 9 10
IL NJ and from to p. NJ, for Penmanshio.
dec '"V'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
To the Members of the Assembly

WV AiSHipCiS vi TIC Assembly,.
ME subscriber proposes To commence NJ tho
Shockoe Hill Academy, on Wednesday evening
next, at seven o'clock, class IN Pcnmapshp which,
will be composed of gentlemen Of the Assembly
The system OF ms ruction Is that which has boon
SO successfully taught by MIR. Carpenter in this and
The Northern cities.
From the invarabIe result; of every instance. in
whch tins system has been used, may be safely as
serted INIT no one who is taught according to its
prihcpe', can tai TO acquire the course OF twelve
lessons beautiful style Of Penrnanship. how defac-
1--WE 20 ever may be his original hand or however in
veIeratc his present habits OF bad writing
Inc principles OF this system Of Pcnmanship in
decd depend entirely upon the anatomical structure
OF those muscles the and hand, which are en-
p'oyedln writing; AMI must, with certainty. import
inc faculty OF writing with ease, beauty and rapdity
straight hand without tho use Of lines.
FERNS Tor the course, six dollars, and one dollar
Tor stationary. IN advance. To any gentleman thus
taught who shall fail to acquire good hand, he
money will be refunded
,ientIemcn of tho Assembly are respectfully invi-
tea To cali at the Shockoc Hill Academy and exam
nc the specimens of Improvement already made on
thiS system, under the instruction of the subscriber
OLIVER A SHAW
~ Pho class for gentlemen belonging TO Rich
mona ana the vicinity, is open at six o'clock cy-
cry evening dec 6-;f,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
BY D4PENPORTT 4LLEN g co
DRY DOOnS


On WEDNES DAY rex. Dec 9Th n, m o,o,o,,
at our Auction Rooms, large assort,nen. - d mos.
TIC enc freshly imported Brtlsh and French Drv
Good' Amongst which are '
on pieces elegant black blue olive crab and r,ixas
broad cloths and caslmeres
DO pieces fancy cooured ard mixed sa,t,no.,
|oo pieces rose blankets. from 8 to I3-4 SOM verz
heavy VET!
300 point and s'ripcd blankets
20 pieces green and red flannel
% DO bieached aud unbleacbed Cop,on fanpel
50 do col"ured circas ians
~ 40 merino cloths elegan, quality
do velve teen or bang up cords
do beaver'enns
90 do negro cloth
Gambler cloaks and Valencia vests
pieces farnaueh-
do furniture du,itv
lou doz cotton, Hagg ard Br,''ania hdkfs
% pieces sup. Al English silk do
French foulsrd do
Linen and linen cambria d.
cases prints
do coloured cambrics
do white camhrcs
do spring suspenders d.
so doZ Madras hdkfs
l5o pair Mira Cantello's best corseits
500 velvet stocks for sentlemrnrs wear
do doz gen'lernen's best boss skin gloves
case scarlet and white merno SQUARE sbawls
do Ga fancy Valencia do
irisI hnens' Vlgossia and wors,ed BALI bose
Cashmere handkerchief. No black tafi,,a
Ribbons, tapes. bonnet wire
FANCY, pearl and metal buttons
Cologne, fancy soap &c. &c
ALSO:
~ paIes "a brown shirtng cotton
80 do A do sheetipo do
cases A and 90 bleacbed do
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co 49,.
dec C - we AuctS'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
Watches, Jewellery. &c.

VIE subscriber has received his Fall
""pyy OF gold md silver lever, rpinc nnd virgo
watches fashionable diamond, pearl, Jet. paste aud
fancy Jewellery, gold and plated watch neck and
guard chains seals, keys, slide, rings. and hooks,
nin,a'Nr" cases and frames fancy bracelets coral 81
Decd necklaces, gllt aud glass Deeds sorlcd mus-
cal b"Ncstcy Watches gold, silver and steel specta
cirs' cvcf-point ond common pencil cases and lead
points fountain, silver aud steel pens, silver tooth
picks and thubl"s. bccd reticucS ard purses razors
md straps, pcnkovcs ard scissors spy glasses her
nome ers' pocket pistols. and percussion caps, fen
eng fouls walking "anrs, snuff and flnc, hoxcs: e
general assor mcnt ofsvcr pln CT and Brtan,a ware
tea trnys single. mud in sets bottle labels ard school
NEEDLES steel, gilt and silk watch and guard chains
mathematical Instruments. military goods. watch ma
ke's aud dentists tools and .n1tcrlnI. together with
general assortment of fancy ard other goods in his
inc, which Inc offers at unutually low prices.
WIN. COWAN.
n. u. Watches clocks. mathclna neal instruments
md other articles in the Inc carefully rcpaircd
Any article in the above lihc furnished to order, at
snort notice. dec Geo o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
NOTICE

/ Sha'l az the hour of eleven. A. NJ. on the 2otb
~ VI D,cPH,osr next Tor cash offer for SALE at
the Deep-Run-Pils, 20 the highest bidder eli 49,
Joint stock consisting Of mules. machines utensils
&C &c belonging to the firm of Smith 6, Gordon Is;
ROBERT Nj. GORDON
p c IT., Su viving Partner.
name OF Smith d Gordon, Jr. wills thereafter he oar
rec on IN the name. and for the sole iuteres, Of
nov 25-eo ids RORERTM CnnHN,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
WI a a,IMA NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND
AR RINHn

NRRIVHD,
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, Gom Baltimore via; No,sL
with sundties ''' '''''N'
Schr Daniel, Taon from Portsmouth IN H., with ,o,,,oos
.o Il q Saunders " ~ "' P"''es
schr ,aToline Marion keene from Baltimore via Norfok
Sch South America, Wexford, from Bermuda Hundred
SooP Hiram Bailey, from Norfolk, with shingles
SAILED.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, for Baltimore tobacco
Brig Amazon, Twning. for Bos on, coal and flour
Schr Fairfield, Coffin, for New York with flour tobacco
sc. $500 '''' """1eo'
Schr Flag Of Truce Doughty, for Bridcc,on coal
Sclir Meridian, lnsersoll, for SAUCER les coal
Scht Pnia, Siapeiord, for Alexandra coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-06
Valuable Lands for sale

~ pursuance of a DEED of Trust dated thu 7tb
.a''ua'y 1898 and recorded in the county court
81 Amhefsi, executed 10y David S Garland and Jspe
ri his wife To Daniel Hgginbothsm and Jomes
LYONS u, trustees, IN trust secure the pavmen,
OF t'ree thousand and eighty eight dollars and nine
cents' with interest thereon, from the 9th OF
January i"26. tn Benjamin w. Lejsh and Rohor,
StanaTd, to satisfy the said debt and the exneDsos ~
tne "ust,-wiLL DE sold, at public auction To the
nighest bidder, for cash. at the from, door of tho
hag'e Hotel IN the city of Richmond on FRIDAY tho
the said Deed of Trust mentioned and copronJ III
more particularly described VIZ '
one trac, or parcel of land lying and beino in tho
county OF Amherst on the north side and .5;on;no
Sulslloe klver and on both sides of Higginbothams
CreeK' ana containing one thousand and three ocres
10y metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust do.
scrloed) made UP of the lands purchased If Hon,
Holloway and William Lee ''
one other tract or parcel OF land containing st,x
acres, adjoining the before mentioned trsc, and hc;n
tue same land which sold under n decree of AS
herst county court of September term 1905. nro
nounced IN the case of David s. Garland ndrn'or NJ
D ~ Philips, decd land guardian Of George d
Philips an infant son ~ William phlips dec,5 aoo,s
plainant. against Mary Philips widow and Te;;ct of
"hi'om PmIps, decd ond others. defendants. and
belng the same land which was conveyed bv Cobr,oI
rem to William Philips, decd by decd dated ttrr,
of Amherst UN1''
AND one other tract parcel Of land ad;onirr liz.
last menned tract, containing four hundred acres M,
metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trus, decrbed,
ana being the same land that granted to Aaron
tligginbotham and devised by Jacob ,yrec tho elder
10 his two sons William and Jacob
The sale will he made by the subscriber TN Ter The
special power, IN The Deed of Trust expressed and
contained to the trustees either of them To- make
the salc only such title as is vested bv the snid
deed IN the trustees, is to be sold and conveyed -
Ana the sale will commence between the hours n,
" and o'clock of the day of sale above oppoiptcd
oct s8-lst d & c. JAMES LYONS. Junior.