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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-17

( Of lands is agreed on, apd a pan for o'Vid-
ting the Cherokees settled, One part to re-
fmain East of the Mississippi; another 20
Iemigrate West of the Mississippi TO a
country designated in the treaty; and those
who might happen to fall within the terri
tory ceded, 10 have an election TO become
I citizens Of the United States, and each
head of an Indian family to have areserVa-
ton of six hundred and forty acres OF land
to include his Improvements.
Aud on the 9th February. lSl9. an
other treaty is concluded, intended to ne IN
execution Of the stipulations contained 10
/ thatof 1917. in several particulars, and IN
which am additional tract Of country IS
coded to the United States.
These, as tie committee believe, are all
1 the treaties between the United States ana
( the Cherokee nation on the East side Of
the Mississippi, aud within the limits OF
anv o. the United States States.
! In several Of them there are sitpulahonS
( for r0ads. the navigation 0f ripers. and the
establishment Of fer les. vit4il the bounds
reserted BIZ The Cher0kces IL THEMSELVES.
and guaranteed to them by the United
States.
II yrture of these treaties, the Charo-
KEGS contend they have a valid and com
ole,a title 20 the lands Of which they are n
possession: and that they have a right 90
establish snch government, as, ia their own
opinion. Is best suited Cd their condition;
and that sucb government is iadepeafsnt
IF any OF the States w;thl the limits Of
which any portions oG their territory may
happen ta be: and talt the United States
stand sJlmig p'e3Jci 70 pr1tect them in
The De4reqjie enjoyment Of 1t, against all
the world
On ,ae Other side. the States may adj
nit that, 81 the POLITICAL condition. OF the
Cherokee was 70 he considered, as II re-
ated 90 the rights and p2wsrs of the Uni.
tel Stats. gaIg, then it is true, they are,
and ouI.l o. be, community sovereign,
IN all respects. those only excepted in
which hey had by the treaties expressly
surrendered their independence; aud still
contend HAT Georgia was sovereign add
independent Sate, from lhe 4ih daY Of
july, I77G. period anterior 10 the Ln7a
of tho States, under either tae Articles OF
Confederation, or OftIc present C'a<''-i-
ton. That, as a sovereign State, si'a it"
a RICH, to govern every hon'ah beng "' .a
in her limits, according TO her own wa.
and TO dispose Of all the ylc2a. t'.'s'
when, to whom, and for what coa5'de['-
lion, sao pleased. Ina, she IS sal. d" ,aa
possession Of al, those rights ana powers
excepting only sntn rs see has expressly
surrendered. Iha'5'e never has s'.is"-
leroI 20 the Jm'ed States. either ~ "
re1'y, or by any other means 'H3 power
% limlsu Of her vacant territory, or au-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-17

lands ~ reclaim and ins.reo the heather,
while you 'oieraie IN your own city. estab-
'hshmenfs wh'eh show how wor, hless I'll
Instruction. all example may become. qnd
which are factories Of mse,y, agony and
worse than death 70 the innocent and To The
meritorious! SIR on nay beuded krcN !
implore your proiec;ion,-soN M fo1R
renewed wre;chednes-; sare 10 me ry ---
mQinipg b0y;-tet him be ~ 90
brother 10 my daughter an.
owed and broken heart she,
pnIse. let there be - o.
qratitude for the blessing ~ ~
ed on the griei-worn.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-17

We coy from tho Boston Daily Ad'er-
tlsor, the following eloquent and pathetic
letter from a widow. from pIrsu1sIoa tAa'
its COMPLAINT and appeal Will ind 10 many
a bosom, in this CITY, too faithful echo
for here, as in Boston, temptation STANDS
with open doors, to lure the u1wary
Bat. Pat.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-17
ELIztagrn

DgARREED-Or Noa} 3:
INST. by the Rev. Charles Coos 5'e.
BALBlRNEy. 10 Mss MARY tIsIES
Of this place.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-17
To tie Hon. H. G. OTIS,
.lfay0r Of he City Of B0st5H:

Sla-I address you, because Il Is saiJ
NJ Won. that no onei IS too poor ami too hum
bic 10 be unnoticed by yoai / aau:sss ~
as .AI7g8r, because It IS OILY 10 Jour oHi Z.
ciai station THAI yo1 can he'2 i4ei / 90 q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
"Mucn Ysr REMAINS uNsvNo."
rfiE TEsTIMONY or NATURE.


oon aud the Stars which thou hast ordained; what IL hS
on art mindful Of him. tho Of ha thou yost him!
Cone yc. upon whose shrouded mind
Dark Unbclief hath cas-, its pail;
We, that are hindcs, of the blind,
And gtopo where mystic shadows fall;
Upon whose dull, benighcd way,
Save hoosted reasons flful ray,
restless dream, by Passion fod.
Yc who seek evidence of God,
AMI scorn the lessons of his word;
LOOK DER the paths 80 all have troll,
Recall tho themes yc all have heard;
The mumcred warnings that have ptoss'd
Lake low -bIoath'd voices, to tho ear
The awful whispcrngS of the breast,
That deeply echoed" God is here"
Come, and while Springs aluring song
is borne from every ffcshening spray;
BSars sTS Scy y SaS S S Sesu TS1s
When like tho mystery ora Dream,
Bonds DER yo the Eternal sky
Der looking wood, and field, snd stream,
Here tho heart whisper, "GOd is aigai'
Como when the proud descending sun,
Wraps the clouds draperies round his brow;
When the wide earth he looks upon,
Seems radiant In his boundless glow;
Comes DER the far blue mountains head;
While sunsets free and kindlng bazaS
Lios painted on Days bed:
In Autumn's hour-in Winters scene, ~
WHEN When pale pure hills IN glory risc
stand naked meath the bitter skias
IN nm, tho deep ,eIos OF the storm,
As deaths dark angel rears his form,
Aud vols tho wide Earth with his wings.
Read ye Of uese,-and unbclicf
VIII, like a shadow disappear;
Like sadnight birds lay of grief
From the unpllar'd atmosphere;
light like Summers radiant morn,
WlIi on the cnrapturcd soul break in.
And glorious visions will DO born,
Unsiained by ear,hincss sinf
Oh! who his glance abroad.
Up to the chambers of the sky,
No. the presence of his God,
The awful seatchings of MS eve.
Even the sad changes of our way,
They bear the records of Decay,
And bid seek in lleaveni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
CHaRLES w. ltGLV.VESS.
HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,

mn Ornamental Painter, Gilder, &C.
NJ MS ola stand south side Of the Capitol Square and
.,,. next door TO the Compiler Office
a NRAIEFUL to his friends and the citizens of viz
M glna generally, for the patronage nc has recejv
cu' would inform them that he still continues to carry
on inc above business in all their various branches
Ills prices will be suited to the times He forbears tn
say any thing about his qualifications; as residence Of
years IN Richmond, will enable the public to Judge Of
his prctcnsions 20 patronage. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20

NOTICE to Travellers who may ,y,b 10 cross ei,hsr
~ OF the rivers al Columbia, Fluvanna county. Va
That have rsi rate erry-nat and hands AZ The abovs
men"onea place SlLUS OMOHUNDRO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20


In this city, after an interchange of CONGRATULATIONS
AZ Fanuei Hail. The city authorities under escort OF the
washington Light Infantry and the City Guards, pro
ceeded TO the Old Sou'h Church, where the literary
Order OF Exercises took place. The Orator of the
Day, Honorable A. III. Everett, delivered a we'll
written, elaborate and able Address to a crowded audi.
ence.
For the festivities OF the Day, there was no general
public assemblage. Many private parties dined toge.
therand the festive occasion was also observed by
several Societies The Mechanic Association held tbei
usual meeting at early hour in the forenoon The
Cincinnati dned at fremont House. The Washington
Society dned al Concert Hall party of citZsns dined
in the Centre Hall Faneuil Hall Market and had
for their Guests Hon d. Webster, Judge Story Chief
Justice Parker, the Mayor, the President of Harvard
Oniyersiiy Judge Porter Of Louisiana, Judge Davis
the Orator OF the Day and others.
Toass drank at the Dinner at the Central Hall over
Fanueil Hall Market, July 5, 1890
The Day we celebrate, aud the Deed that consecrat
ed Inlay the former be forever haewed by the Spir
II that gave birth 10 the latter.
| The Sages and Heroes of the Revolution: Let moi
their names be invoked only 10 day OF lesdyity
10 prove that we deserve The blessings transmitted e
us by our Fathers, must strive 10 hand them dowr
| unimpared to our Children.
Charles Carroll-The only living One Of recorded
Line; Like Pompey's Pillars in Egypt, the solitary mo
nument ola departed age.
The Constitution Of our Union. "And the kings wis
men, and the magicians, and the soothsayers, wer,
brought in; but they could not read the writing: The
Daniel was called, and he Showed the inerpretatio
hereo-So this Daniel was preferred above the presi
dens and princess forasmuch ne he aithful,and be
cause an excellent spirit was in him"
| (Mr. Daniel Webster delivered his thanks, Gel
| The Presidency Of the u. States-Whom the peopl
WIZ they can set up; we rejoice, that whom they will
/ they can set down.
Commerce, Agriculture, and Neutrality-suspicious.
prise Industry, and Ingenuity, have combined 10 cree
the fairest temple in the wide world Let there be n
rude quartet among the worshippers there.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Military Land Claims

renew my offer 10 buy locate land warrants granted by
q Use United states or by the State of Virginia,
ana soldiers OF the Revolutionary Army, and also the
uniformed IN obtaining their Supernumerary off
GERS and all who detained in captivity the heirs
1se VINO were slain in battle entitled land boun,ios
VIII also purchase undertake secure, lost costro
veT'ed claims TO land Kentucky and Ohio located under mill
'"'y aTIants, granted for Revolutionary services.
eng "iy prepared to answer all inerIogaories may
be put III relation located in Kentucky and
and also IN citation to all unats6cd warrants many of which
are presumed TO be lost or desiroyed letters of inquiry postage
ly attended CADW AIIAIlFg ~ All ttu1
RIcuMoNo, sep 3 cto,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

800 IBz CoNsTrUTIoNAL VINO is pub,sbed twice a veg
in advancc- ~ F ' F'''
For adgesing75 cents square Tor css) for The 6lst
Insertion aud 90 cents for each continuance The number 81
insertions be on the MS otherwise they will 30
continued and charged accordingly.
81 letters TO the Editors must be pos' paid, CT they VIII
receive attention
Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks Of any the States
VIII be received in payment for subscription the Whig,
though Virginia States Bank Notes would be prefe,reS
and emi!tancc be made through the Pos, occ at Tic M
ofthc Edrc.s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

MesSTs. lober' Brooks s, CO. the cont G.
executing the work upon the above section. h.,,;. or
laied To comply with the acquisitions of their cnIs
tract, VIII upon the completion of the Winches,orii
Creek brioge and embnnkmen be permitted TO with
uraw from the public employment; and the line is MOI,
second time offered to persons disposed to
Tor road making, and the building of the br,doeS
The conditions OF the letting and manner of eyecu.
ting the work, will be made known to the b;ddsr ~,
me lst day OF October next, at the house of M n
hnfners, near Charleston in Kama wha county ubora
me 9Ids tor The Execution of work are invited II 10
eANcted that persons proposing to become undert,
hers VIII make themselves acquainted with the loca
tion OF the road and the several Bridge sites previ
previous to the day of re-lcttins The distance of
Hoao now offered to bidders IS near 80 miles ana
no part thereof has been delivered the whole 20
oe olired and contracted for. IN SECTIONS Tn emit h
WISHES OF the bidders, subject TO such deducton f
the work done by r. Brooks s. Co as shaI he horo
after estimated in obedience to the provisions ~
their contract. S w
SCALES, Superintendent
Extension of X II r
- - st
u The Editors of the Richmond Enaurer Con,
sti'utional Wing, Winchester Virginiap Cbarles.on
Free Press, Staunton Spectator and Lynchb~r,
Jefersonian Republican, will insert the abov, oucs
week TIL the e5th inst. and forward the accnmnt
to this Office for payment 'o"S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
REMOVAL

Ohm POE & FRO OTHERS, have removed fo
~ the Store recently occupied by the late VIM. y
Micou, s few doors below the Bell Pauern and nm
nedIately opposite he Mansion House-where ,hey
oHer for sale large assortment of LEATHER, of
their OWE tannage; consisting of SOLE upper, calf
and sheep SKINS, harness stirling Jyidie 6ag- hides
&C Sc.-alsO, Tanners and Curriers' Tools, shoe.
thread oil, varnish and Spanish hides
81 aiudi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Hampton Sydney COLLEGE.

'P~Ci oJblGy COIlS3S.
7HTHE Annual Ex mlnatlon of the Students of
Il hampden Sydney College will commence on
friday the 7th inst and close on Tuesday the Fl St
PARENTS and Guardians, and all who feel an interest
IN the advancement of literature and science are
respectfully invited 10 attead
1ne commencement viii take plate on Wednes
Gay The 22d. when the candida es for Degrees will
deliver heir Orations, and receive their Diplomas
ne annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees
VIII be on the 23d
nv, 2. CUSHING. President.
ne Anniversary ofthe Literary and Philosopbi-
cal Society, will be held on Thursday the 23d. on
Whch occasion an Grafton and Psem will be de
nVered.-On the same day The anniv ,rsaries of the
0n,on ard PbIlanthtopic Societies will take Mace
ana oFat%ons will be delivered by their respective
y. 2z,.!,, ,.lyes. Sept 14--c OF
NOTICE "A petition will be presented TO the
~ next Assembly of Virginia for leave to omen
road from he head Of the Brook tprnyjke fo T'av
iorsvil!c IN Hanover, from thence TO Golansville
OuTohe- thence 10 Fredericksburg, the strairhtcst
and most practicable route
aug 2A-w8t
RI oI'CE.-TheFe will be a petition TO the next
= General Assembly for the erection Of a mill on
nPpos,'oX RIVER, at or the place, called Robin
30" S.Oid Ali-on the plan Of Col John Houghton Of
"eo'S'a' CHARLES A. COUSINS
BENJAMIN MOODY,
SCH @V-W1t JOHN 4, ROBINSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
To Unlocated PHYSICIANS

"A Man Oh merit IN the profession, can procure an
IA advantageous situation in small farm about n
day s ride from Richmond. In almost every respect
1t Is agreeable For further information, apply to
James McKldoe, Richmond sen 7Esrc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
W & j. G. CRANE
OFFER FOR SALE,
3 RGRGA Spanish Hides, various quail

-s- - ~ " ties
$500 SIDES soal leather of all grades and qualities
from the very best to the most interiors by whole
sale part OF u side
2Oo0 lbs coarse and fine shoe thread
80 doZ calf skins
Wax and russell upper leather
Book morocco lining and binding skins
Horse and gram upper lea,ber
BooiTecs and lasts, boot cord and webbino
BACK yarnsh and shoe makers tools of all kinds
LOG skins. black and yellow back skins
Harness, birdie and skrtlng leather
Bag, ehaise and lining hides
Morocco SKINS, white and common sheep skins
Saddle trees, fish skins, horse collars
SaddIery. stirrups. bits. &c
Coach lace, gig handles and bands
Tanners oil and curriers' tools
GOO pr Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond slaughter hides and country hides of all
kinds bought and sold
Upper leather and kipskins finished and in tho
rough, sskirting Harness leather, &c. taken In
barter for hides or sool leather.
aug 27-wGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

oilUE ..The subscriber intending to leave the
STATE of Virginia his fall, land anxious to make
such arrangements as will enable HIM to do so with
convenience respectfully requeslsaH persons ndeht
ed to him, to make payment before the LIST oetoher
next. 80 'ei
- hose indebted to the late concern of YIN. w
W esigrr d Co will make payment without delav to
-t W IN. brander or the subscriber as loneer in
dnigence cannot be granted
Inc subscriber has on hand, coed assortment of
groceries which he IS desposed to sell low for cash
ers. Wu w WITSISWn n'
Manchester, AUG 2A-2aw n,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
@ RE-LErTING

q 81 nc HuS1eTh SECTION of the Erieni;ou OF ~.
- RGna'oaa Road, will take place ON rho s 1s
nay OF October next, at the house of Mr. Daniel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

PRESS and will be speedily published bv q
= Nh, Y H. Carvill, of New York THE RESND
IN eon,arm,S DC s;, or the Animal Kingdom arranged
Gv;or S win Its organizatlon by the Baron
80 with notes plates and Catalogue of Amer;can
Mammala and Birds, by Fl. M.Mnrtrie IA n 90
also an abrldgmen of that work, with notes rlates
tleman. va 'ne gHil-
me name OF Cuver is in itself sufficient evidence
OF the great value of the work alluded to which aU
elOS Inc arrangement of the whole animal creation,
slumoer IN the ocean. In the abrdnement which
IS especially calculated for the use of schools and
other semlnaries of learning, all anatomical and
other details, which would possibly prove offensive
ged. Both works will be produced as speedily as is
consistent with the great that is required to
render them -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Foreigu and Classical Bookstore.

30. - +. HUTTNER, Agent,
sep l-w8t 80 south 9th street. Ph,lodalnh;a
IN Of The Daily ADVERTISER at Baltimore The United s,,,
al w ashns'on The Richmond Wing; and the Dai
~ ADVERTISER Boston, will please insert the above aduer,s.
en once week for three weeks and the TO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

tho great western mails by Staunton and Lynchburg.
which 60 out three ,meh week only. and which arc
srSore entitled to the preference over tho northern
mail which goes daily and which if missed day. is
ready again to morrow. Tho Arena secs the utter
imPracticabilty Of compliance with his friendly sug
gesiion. Some agent yet more powerful than steam
must frs, be discovered.
The Arena is published on Tuesdays and Fridays
and Is never received hero before the following We'd
nesdays and Saturday texact!y he same with
the Wing at Freder,cksburg.) Cannot our friend
avail himsef Of his Suggestion, and give us the
pleasure Of rcadr the Arena the day of pubica-
tloni His neighbor the Herald, publishes on We'd
ncsdays and Saturdays and read here the same day.
ohio.-Thc Legislature of Ohio met n, Columbus
on Monday the 9Th inst. In tho Senate, fourteen
ballots took place before Speaker could be chosen
voryinu q c,ilovc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17
FoR THE WnfG.
HEAR YE OF AN EXPENDITURE!

An erped'enf-iucnArivg-a necessary yo9uisifion-
] say so! read an you will--Yinirs
To The Honournbie The Borrd IF Directors or Mc
James River Compaay- nnd 10 lie .Yembcrs of The
p,rginia Legislature. The former first.
Gentlemen; call your attention to n long existing
aud oppressive evil. which operates iniurousv upon
the whole Of the upper country, particularly tho mil
leys, and could b. obva'cd by means which while re-.
dressing the complaint, would mos, inevitably he q
profitable expenditure 10 you: auic TO tho want OF
n proper building on The ir7ding al NE DARN bani
Tor shel'crnC tho produce discharged from the boats
and preserving that particular spot in dTy--cieanlg
and business condition
Ihat this is matter which has oftrn been inirodu
Geo w your notice am aware. and that IT ought tc
have been at once attended to- considering ,s noccs
sIty ANA conference.-the vast amounts annually pla
ccd in your Golfers Stumbling (I may say) from his lit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17
Watches, Jewellery. &c

'E7HE Subscriber has received his Fall
supply OF gold and silver, lever. l-pinc and virge
watches; fashionable diamond pearl, jet paste. and
fancy jewellery, gold and plated watch. neck, and
guard chains seals, keys sidce, rings and hooks,
miniature cases and frames, fancy bracelets coral g.
beed necklaces, gall and glass Deeds. assorted must
c.i boxes toy watches, goid silver and steel specta
cies, eVer-point end common pencil cases and Iced
points fountain, silver and steel pens silver tooth
picks and thimbcs, beed re'icues and purses razors
and straps, penknives and scissors spy glasses Their
nomc CTS, pocket pistols and percussion caps fen
eng f"lls. walking canes, snuff and fame, boxes;
general assortment OF silver plated and Bania wa re-
ten trays single md in sets, bottle labels and .chooi
NEEDLES, se'S, gill and silk watch end guard chains.
ical instruments. military goods watch mt
kers and dentists tools end materials; together with
general assortment Of fancy and oiher goods in his
line, which he offers at unusually low prices.
VIM COWAN
n. T. Watches, clocks, mathematical instruments
and other articles in the line carefully repaired
Any article in the above line furnished TO order at
short notice doc Geo CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

MI H. CARPENTER respectfully informs tho
IVA gentlemen ofthc Bar. that through the solicis
ton OF some o the most respectable lawyers in Rir-
mond. he will commence with private class of the
fFJess,on on Monday next If n sufficient number of
names are obtancd-oxprcssly make them ucauant-
cd with opening conducting and closing set of bouk,
10y doHbte entry. Also the means of testing all rc-
counts by balance sheet, upon entire new pls y
which is the '.Hdgna Chnria" of the science of book
Keeping II will occupy bni SIX hours. hour ga 81,
day. For further particulars apply at tho office ncxt
door to c.. IL 4 Warwick. Mem Street
doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17

ESY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed to the
Nd subscribers by Nelson Cary, Edward Hill and
Branch Il Archer, for certain purposes therein set
forth-whch deed bears date on the Sd day of June.
1926. and is duly reoordni in Chesterfield County
Couri-wiIi be sold, Friday. the s4r day # the
present month, ct ID o clock, before he front door
CT the Bell Tavern, III this CITY, for ready money to
the highest bidder, FOUR NEGRO MEN, ONE NEGRO
WOMAN and twenty MULES
We know of no objection to the title. bu, shall
Convey only such is vcs' ed in us as Trustees
WYMDHAh SoBERTsoN.f Trustees.
dec I!-lOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-17
NOTICE.


Shall at the hour of eleven, A. NJ, on The Goth
! day ofDecember next, for cash Offer 70. sae. ut
the DeepRun-Prs, to the highest bidder oil the
join, stock, consisting of mules, machines, utensils,
&c belonging the firm of Smith & Gordon ir
ROBERT NJ. GORDON, Surviving Partner.
p. 5. The business hitherto transacted in the
Of Smith &, Gordon, Jr will. thereafter be car
RED on the and for the sole interest of
nov 25-eo ids ROBERT NJ GORDON.
NOTICE BY virtue of deed of rust, executed
IN this day. 10 the subscriber trustee, by Nelson
Cary. recorded in the clerks office Of Heurico Coun
~ Court, will be sold, at public auction to the high
est bidder, at the Springfield coal pits in Henrco,
on Tuesday. the list inst the fair day. the
term of the SAID Cary in those pits, of five years from
LIST January neXtalso. several slaves, less than
six, parcel of mules and horses three coal pit ma
chimes and other pit tools and fixtures. three carts
and wagon add gear, and quantity of furnilure.-
The terms will b. made known The dav of sae.-
The subscriber acting trustee, will convey only
such title as is vested in him by the said decd He
believes The title TO be COED.
Gee li-dts H. RHODES