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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01
From the Nashville Herald.

10 THE PUBLIC On the 18th January. Ma;
). l.. Allen, the present sub-ageEt for the ChicE
asaws, and myself, impellcd by what we consid.
er sense OF duty, preferred certain CHARGE.
against Benjamin Smith, late agent for The
Chickasaws. The substance of he chez 80"
mus preferred is. that the said Smith has swim.
uieo me government of the United States. and
the lhalans whose guardian he was. ont of tho
sum oil ten thousand dollars The CHARGES vera
nade with various specifications, and presented
10 inc proper officer of the government in drs
t,ne' previously to said Smiths resign,t;oO or
ihe once OF agent, and sworn to bv Ma; Iobn
~ ALIEN and myself Notwithstnnd;nr sn;d
omith has thus been charged with sw;ndl;nr
ana de'randing the government. The Socra,.rSS
VI war permitted him TO resign, witbont c,,,s
ing any investigation into the mat,cr and 20
retIro win hls unjust gains, and carry with hin,
inc recoros oil the agency. This conduct Of ,bo
secretary OF War can only be aceonnted Gor
from The TACT, that the present Chief M,n;.'
tfate is one of the sureties of Sn;,L
siderable time has elapsed since H. oh. eo"-
were preferred, and no suit has been ;ns,;''s,
against Smith for the recovery Of money nm.
Justly obtained from the General Government
Unless suit should be instituted or nm inn";,,,
made into his official conduct as agent ,ha in'
terence with every impartial mind must he tha,
the rresident is aiming to screen one of his own
party from ofhcia! treachcry, for an offence
equal In magnitude TO that Of Tobias Watkins
law. Joys n". o' inc
- Late SUFFICIENT TO the Chickasn,,e
Nashville, April 25th. 1871
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From the Washington Globe of Man Ok

APPOINTMENTS By THE President. Edward
Livingston OF the State Of Louisiana, Secretary
Of State, in tho place of Martin Van Buren,, re-.
signed
Levi Woodbury. of tho State of New Hamp.
SHIRE, Secretary of the Navy, in the place of
John Branch, resigned.
The Office of the Secretary of the Treasury.
which has become vacant by the resignation of
samuel u: lngham, has been offered to Louis
MLane Of the State of Delaware. At nresent
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PcnIpotsn.
tiary of the United States to Great Britain
Messrs. Livingston and Woodbury. have enter.
ed upon the duties of their respective Depart.
mcnts. Hugh Lawson White of Tennessee.
who on the 9th ult was offered the appoint.
mcnt of Secretary of War. in the place of John
ii. Eaton, resigned, has declined accepting it.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01

THE AUDIrons. The Nashville Banner, a
very respectable administration paper, states
that public opinion in that quarter demands tho
dismission from the public service, Of the second
and fourth Auditors, Major Lewis and Amos
kendsii. Tho former was public defaulter
when appointed to office, and for several months
afterwards, 10 much larger amount than Mr..
Watkins. The differences in the cases. how.
ever, must have been great, as one Of the mar.
ties was kept in office, md the other in gaoI,
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From the N. Z. Commercial .8dy.y,;,,-

CASE OF TOBIAS WATKINS. So lone
June last, Gen. Jackson no,;t;vaI,, oso az
that, as Watkins was only now ~ p'on''Seu
ueo'"r' nc should be released on the Certificate
81 inc Marshal, that he had no means of nav.
ing the ZINE. The form of a cer,;6c.,o p~3
shown 81, to the General, and he apnroved &c !,
he marshal gave the certificate. and m.ds IL
n r' iuiier and stronger than was reon;red
me Hiend-a strong jackson man by The wav
VINO LOOK the business in hand, gladdened he
hearts OF Watkins's poor family BY the inIell;.
gehce that the President had consented 70 -.
= cG, me reease OF the husband and father nm ,ho
lonowlng day When, however, the ger,l.n,.n
called with the certificate of The marshaI "h
IN ~ mat neither Watkins, nor his family had .
shining ior Loaf of 5read-the President. hav-
ing probably had an interview with Amos W w
gan In the mean time, utterly refused 10 fnI6I
MS engagement The gentleman attemn,ed ~
argue the case upon principles of common Inn.
Inanlty. Sut 1t was in vain. The Pras;do1.
new into wonderful passion. HIGH words en-
SUED "he must ask my pardon, said the Cen.
orai. " But he has fulfilled the requirement,
OIL Inc law, and has no pardon to ask.-nor can
yp T now grant him one," replied his friend
lie IS now merely an imprisoned deb,or " h"
H :. without cent in the world. and
US ~ IS cruelty to keep him immured in a prison"
want justice. said the General. "Tben
you will let Watkins out, and lock Amo, Kan
daii IN" reloined the gentleman. After Ions
aho angry interview, the gentleman lett in sis.
man ever since.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01

The administration papers are out upon Mr..
Ingham, charging him with having made
wrong statements in his treasury reports ; Of
laundering, through ignorance or of misrcp-
resenting, or contradicting himself, through
perversity." But Gen. Jackson gave Mr. Inc.
ham certificate of good behavior. when he
turned him out Of office-U. S. Ga.ett<.
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A Poser. The United States telegram ,ro.
poses the following problem, and requests n 20.
State. Va
The papers, lately in the interest of Mr.. Van
ouren. were thrown into ecstacies by his re-
Signailon. Why so? Do they believe that
Mr.. Van Burens chances for the Presidency
s'r years hence will be increased by this stem.
or is 1t from pure love for Gen. jackson and his
administration The American people are a
thinking people, and ask reason for all matters
connected with the public interest. IfMr. Van
Buren, resigned for the purpose of betterino his
chances for the Presidency, it supposes that ho
can gain ground faster out of the Depart,ncnt
than in it, which is no great compliment TO his
capacity for public business; but ifthe Joy man.
Tested at his resignation arises from love Of
zen Jackson and anxiety for the success of his
administration, it goes to show that Mr.. Van
Bnren was regarded dead weight on him.
We should be glad to have, from our brethren
OF the type who have been thrown into such
ecstacles' some analytical explanation of their
feelings and principles.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01

n QUESTION IN ARITHMETIC. Subtract 60 on
mr. from CIPHER, and how many remain 2
A"s. Andrew Jackson, w. 7. Barry, and Amos
Kendall,
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Mr.. Yancy of Kentucky, in his speeches to
his constituents expresses his penitence for hay.
ing voted TO repeal the 25th section of the iu.
dietary act, and declares that be was led astray
by MIR. Wickliffs his colleague.
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Tho Washington Globe says the Cabinet
Secretaries all resigned voluntarily" "What's
the matter there, Pat ?" said gentleman, who
was disturbed by an cutlery in the street, to his
servant, 30, nothing your HONOR" was the 70.
ply, only they are forcing man to turn ROT
unteeT."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01

ABOLITION OF MASONRY. We understand that
there is proposition now on foot for effecting
the entire abolition of masonry in this State. bv
dissolving the Grand Cha pter and Lodge. and
by closing all the Lodges and BURNING their
charters, without reserve This plan meets tho
appreciation of masons in this county. as thew
consider that time, and the institutions of our
government, have rendered masonry useless
We have, as every body knows, no partially
for anti-masonry, yet we approve of the plan
proposed, as tending to remove oil causes for
the excitement, and we hope the presses
throughout the State will! give il their Intention.
We have taken the foregoing paragraph from
the Duchess County Intel.igencer of yester.
day, and most heartily do we concur in the pro.
jcct. 1t has long been our opinion that, under
existing circumstances, the members of the
masonic order, not only in this State, but
throughout the Union, would act wisely to dis
band themselves-not only for season, but for
ever. The Grand Lodge of the State will as
semble in few days, and it is to be hopee they
will entirely dissolve the body. Anti masonry
will then die, and peace and harmony be restor.
cd to many distracted and agitated communities
". Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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THE GRzATEsr AND BEST. This title was
bestowed upon President Jackson, by Mr.,
Branch. 1t is understood that the Ex. Secreta.
ry has recently said he would cheerfuly give
ten thousand dollars, if he could recall those
four simple words.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-01

SUCCESSFUL USE OF THE STOMACH PUMP.
A few days since in this town, a woman of
about thirty years of age, laboring under some
mental inquietudc, was induced to swallow
nearly two ounces of laudanum. The fact was
pretty soon discovered, and physician imme
diately sent for. DR.. Chauncy arrived in about
half an hour after the poison was swallowed
lie immediatel y administered very powerful
emoic, 30 grains OF the sulphate Of zinc, as we
understood. which caused slight and inof1ec
tual vomiting, bringing up no perceptble nor.
ton ofthc lnudanum.
The stomach pump was then applied, first by
injecting quantity Of tcpid water, and then by
exhausting the whole contents Of the stomach,
The operation was so successful that in few
hours the patient was able to GO about her or,
binary business Por.smo1th Journal,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-26
Bowling Green Races.

rxyHE Races over tie Bpsliur Green Track
u N the county 81 Wyihe. I'll commence
on Wednrtd,y the loih 81 October neat, aud
eoatinue for three days.
EIr4f dag-Ssrep.tske. mile heht'. entrance
s25-lhree Years old-siI entered aud closed j,
= silver Cup, of the value Of ! d. Ia los furnish-
ed by the club, aud awarded 10 the WANING
colt.
Second day-Jooky Club Purse Sl50-two
mdr hehts-sntfanre $40.
Thifd dgV --Jocky Club Purse, $40. mile
heafs--hest three IN fse--cni'ance SO.
RuauinR 10 commence NJ II O'Clock on each
day. Oa the evening Of ihs third day. race
t. br rue, Que mile oui, for Saddle TO be for
ni.hed by n member oifhr Club. of the value OF
$50 winning horse. in the other races er
Guided. ANDREW S. FULTON, Stc'y.
Srpi % idr
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IT, William DAVIS end Robert shastead. VII
liam Shssteadl Edmuad ehs.i@sd. ffsne's
Shssiead and Llzsbsth Shssisad heirs aud
rspressnIatiyes OF Jasnrs Shaaesd, sen. dec
x4lAkE NO1lCE-fhsl IN the 5ih day Of
October usEi. al William McCaufs Tsy-
ern, P.diar Mills. amherst eouply, shall is-s
the deposaioa. Of Lindsey Burks aud others,
10 u. Iead ~ esilfnes on tie rial Of ANT
IN the Cucna 5up'tiJi Court vi Law aud
Chanosry. holden IA l., nohbufg. Ia which
am IIainfia aud you are defendants. II sad
dspo.ifions are not tab. or oompl"tsd 90 that
d.t shalt continue them ffom day 10 day
aniii completed Sundays excepted
RICHARD s. ELLIS.
Surviving Partner oil Jyhu and RS. Ellis.
Aug. IL idt
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NEGROES.
River i.anA for Sale.

VENiiE Impression having eone abroad that
"a the whole ol that valuable estate 1,Iee
ou Iys River. IN Nixon county, known hy the
name OF Rose Isl, has b, en disposed Of, by way
Of eontclon, adopt this method oil aonounf.
log 10 tbe public, that, tho 1gh some pteuy *
tensisc sales have beco tilecteJ thrre are 3D.
acres. IN compact form. yet remaining. Which
VIII sell al n very low rri'e IA ready money.
or on time, rs may soil the pun, has,r. The
ract now offered con bines al The advantages
calculated Ia enhance the value oi real piopr,.
~ ~ lhla section ot Vagina i We situation Is
remarkably saubriods and ~ mbSt g,nietl aud
agreeable cIIhbuthJad - he suh Is tpTulp
aud well adapted 10 The staples al tho euuntf,
aud the tfdei embraces nratlt q at. II w
River DO tou--ln tact, hc tycam Of ne Re
Isle cstdr Uhe Mansion House f,aCD /, VI uli-
sOd hnd is owner not wishing Ia osu rrnl 30.
ptrY ~ all VII sell II below any fair fsumnte OF
rs value that has ever been put upon u. should
SALE Of the above property Mt be .n"cl.d
privately beioIe The 22i oil October, 1881. It
viii on thai day. II lar, otherwise on Tuesday
thereafter he 10Th, be offered at public anc.
hon. On The prounses nppn the most liberal
lofma. PAIR Il II. CAbEIL
Attorney IN fact lor Landou IL Cabell
Sept II, l22O
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Etna Fire Insurance Company.

Aren't. Office 70, he State Of VTgiH,a, neH
door 10 q. H. Mitchell, Richmond.
1nHE Subscriber IS huly authorized oy the
u shove COMPANY. a. their agent. to "a
a.. Z llcies Of Insurance ~ town Or country,
against loss or damage by 6Ie, throughout lie
STATE.
The rates OF premium y III be made as low as
.,bo.. n( an, o her good oibcrs. Besides iheh
original capital Of $500 900. ihe company nave
large saIplus iund, held ia reserve, I" m'es
fo..rs. Of tue pIompiltIde and iibefally, WIN
WHICH claims arr adj nsted and pau, saiislaetory
references can be made IA Tbs cts
All applications lpon PAID directed to the
aren't. viii receive attention, aud the nfoe'.
,sry inr,ns for a survey will DO furnished 10
those At a distance il required.
The following kiads oI property may be Ia
snytd. DWELLING HUU isis WAkEHOU-
SEES, MILLS AND MACHINERY, MANI
FACTORIES, aud mo.t other BUlLDlHO9'
GOODS AND MEKCHANDlLE ia store
FURNITURE, BOOKS aud Wearing ApfA-
REL, aud otuer descriptions Of perSoual prop
erty.-Siocks oil Gisn, Flo r. Cotton, &c. IA
mills. barns or manufactures. eau al,o ne IA
suTej. JUN -. bhi' %
yEHa Insurance 90
Richmond, dug Is. 1881.
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TRUST SALE.

EDf v,r,uc oi a CERTAIN deed ot trust, exacn.
Id ed 10 the undefsigurd, hy Jrfemish ID.
TURIN. on the l7th dty Of May, 1880, aud
duly oirecord IN the Clerks office ol the coun-
e., court OF Amhefsi. for the purpose OF 50.
.ufmg the dsht therein mentioned. vii be sold
al pnhlc anciion upon The pf.mises, for rash,
on Ffiday the 2lst day oi October neNi. II fRif,li
not on me neI, fair day thereafter, the uacl
olland, conveyed lay said deed, described rs
containing 3s7 acres, mo'e or lsss, ~ bong
The same land vpon which snld Iuiptn nav r..
sdes, IN Amherst county near the Buf'loe
Spiiugs, aud adjoining tue lands OF VIM. Demp
Sc, oodfrey Tolsr aud others.
hi. laud,s SAID 10 be valuable aud ,he tile
Is believed 10 be good, but acting a6 trustee the
undersigned will ouly convey the tlIla vested
~ him n trustee.
JAMES =. TALLIAFERRO. rrua,e'.
sent 10 IDS
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gTlRGlNiA.-AtR Rules holden ~ the Clerks Office
" ol the Ilreut Superior Court OF Law aud Chau=
Gerry Tor the tewn vi lynchburg, the 18th day of july
lo5l'-James Newhall, PHI. against Netherlaud
Int aud lhonIas A. lidlcombc, Des.
ihe Defendant Nctherldnd TAN, not having en-.
tered ms appear ance and given security according
the act oi Assembly, and the rules of this Court and -
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not AN
habtanl OF thus country 1t ordered, that the sand de
lendant do appear here On the first iay of the mex.
term, aud answer the bill oithe plautif, and that
copy of this order be forthwith lsef ted III some ew
paper printed III tho town Bynehburg tor month";
SUCCESSFULLY aud posted Tue trout door of the CO4I
house, the said town.
Copy-Ieste
JOHN WILLS, Ck.
aug WIN
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[FlRGlNli-At rules held in the Clerks Office If tile
" County Count of Bedlod, lie 9Th day Of Sept en-
Der, ls3l.-N 'lam King, rhiIp Draper and Sarah
hs wife, formerly Sarah Mug, Abel Frazier Il Ben
lamIu Frp2eI, wuch sad Abel and BENJAMIN are tie
children of Elizabeth King, dec. Who lnlcrina,rleI
with Hugh frazief, dc. Robert Lancaster aud IN
cy Ia, He, formerly Nancy hing, and Mitam
klug, Samuel kng ard Abra1Au King, the ast threc
ofwhnm ate tie children of Abraham King, decd
Iltis. against hruiamin klpg, samlel hing, John
Mnnock aud Polly m> wiz, Formerly Polly king,
james hlugi Sophia kmg Smuh King, Wcllng tou
King, Ameuct King, Amanda King Mary Ana f.
king, sarah :. hhg, and iarweh knP, the last niae
ii "hon are lhtIut ChIldten vi ABB aiIn hIug, dec
Defendant In thaucery.
The drtenduts BeHJnnnu King, Samuel King, aud
John Munoeh aud Polly ms WIFE, formerly Polly kIng
hot having eatetcd their appearance aud given Sc
curty according tn the act of Assembly and II ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
lhhabants OF tils comnonweit-tIs ordered that the
sud deendlnt, do appear hert the fourth Monday IN
No'cmber neA aud answer the bill oflh pits. that
eol5 OF ms order he tnrbN tth crIed some nc
payer published ~ Lyuchbnrg, fur two mouths sue
cess'ey and posted at the front door OF the court
house vi this county.
copy-Teste,
no. c. MITCHELL, elk.
S"rt' II WIN
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ETlRGlNiA AT Rules holden III the Clerks Office
~ uithe Circuit superior Court of Law aud Chm
Gerry for the town of Lynchburg the 4tb day of JuIy
l-5l.-Powhatan Boiling, PltE against Edward b,
Ing eA'or OF Archer Payne, Jun. Nathaniel II Price
md Mostly Arnold administrations de bonn non ain
the will annexed of Richard Lee, dec. Pascha Wade
eN'or of Iablrna Lee, dec. Thomas Andrews and
Tabltha his wife, Richard Lee. con Of Aiiant1
Garueit Lee, John Lee, John Arnold aud PATSY bts
wife, john Fowler and Betsy HE wife, Rebeera Lee
WIN iIW aud Alvey his wife, and Nathaniel II
Prcr aud Nancy his wife, bcfts.
Thc defendants john Fowler and Betsy his viz, ma,
having entered their appearance and gwen seelrlty
according 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules Of i-
our aud Il appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai
thrt arc not utlttits OF this country II is ofJcrd
tl the said detrndaats do appear mere the fl 81 ,y
ot lie utS term aud answer the original aud aleua1
bill oi lbe Plaintiffs aud that copy nf tins order le
turtIW III inserted IN newspaper printed IN the
town of l. uebnrg Tor two months snccessiyely aud
posted at the frout door nfthe courthouse ia the sand
town, CUpy--rcsie,
JOHN WILLS, Ok.
Aug. WEN
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NTiN3iNiA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
~ Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cnan
cers, Tor the town of Lynchbufg, the Ith day If J
I'LL. Marston Clay, Guardian of Susanna CIpY
faai clay, James Clay, Thomas Clay Margaret CIV
aud Virginia Clay, flfs. against susanna civ
fanl Clay, Thomas Clay, James Clay, Margaret
Clay aud Virginia Clay, iuflrts by Charles II
Lynch, specially assigned their guardian, Sally Clay
WIN. bearing JaHies IL DoarIng, and Benjamin La
Don, oAor Of Jamcs bearing deed. Dells
Tie defendant William DeaiIug, not having IN =
tered ms appearance aud given security according to
tho act OF Assembly and te rules oil this court and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT he rs NOT IA,
nhnbtdnt ofthia country Its ordered that the ,aid
dehidaht do appear here the first day of The ucSt
term aud answer the bill Of the plantls, aud that n
copy uf this order be forthwith inserted IN sonr
newspaper printed in the town of Lyncbn.g for t,n
months sneeessn ely aud posted the front door Of the
court house, IN the sHr owu.
COpy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, OK.
aug
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Secretary oil The Faculty

The nrXt session al Hampton Sidney Col.
eye viii oom,nfurs an tho inst Nossmbrr
Inc eGpcn-es, Tor lees 10 Pio1essols, Board.
Kpam f,ut, aud Servants Attendance, Tor he
w,nipi season Of mouths, emauui TO SO u;
--far tn summer session 81 1 montls, S53 20
TIL Faculty and the subjects laasht, aie US
falloNs:-
l. q, mstry, Natural Philosophy. Mental
aud Mpr4l Philosophy, Ivy Johnatban I. Cush,
,ns, President aud Pc. sspr.
Z. Mathematics, by fe,r MeVicar, Profes.
.or,
3. Ancient aud Nodcrn Languages, by A.
l.. Hothday, rteiessor.
4. H0sto"e. i'.'O'y, &c. by Rev, George
Iatnn.
The Annual Meeting Of the Trustees III take
place GA the 2s'h aud 29ih September Tue
new wing OF The College edi6ee, VII DO con-
peied Tor ,ha recepuo0 Of the students by the
Isl November. NM S. MORTON
Secretary OF the Boa,d OF Trustees.
Sept ~iN
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-FPIRGlNIA.-At Rules held ia the Clerks office of
" the County Court Of Bedford, on the first Monday
in August ISL
IN CHANCERY.
Susan I. Whitley and Thomas J. Whitley, infants,
under the age OF twenty One years who sue by Jack
STATION, their guardian and next friend, Cumplts.
against Guar les Whitley and Anderson Fhompsou
DTS
The Defendant Charles Whitley, not having entered
his appearance aud gwen security according the
OF Assembly aud the rules of this Court aud il app
pearing by satisfactory evidence thut he not
habant OF TINS country. IL is ordered that the sad
Defendant do appear here the first day of the
November term aud the bill of the Complain
ants, and that copy vt this order be forthwith
ted III the Lyuchburg Virgniau for two months sue
cessiyely aud posted ut tue front door of The Court
house OF this Coanty.
Copy-Teste,
X. c. MTCHELL,,C. BIC.
Aug, J. WIN
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Trustees Sale Of Toiuabie Property.

Trustees Sale Of ToiuabL property.
10y vntue III Deed ol uust executed IL
- as aud John f.. Lewis (.lncc deccascd)
by ju j. n mixer, bearing daie on The SON
day 81 April, 1875, and oi record IN The county
Count Of Amherst, aud 10 accomplish ram
purpose, III SAID deed expressed, will on
laeeday tue 18th day OF Octo Der, 1881, a. the
late dwelling house of the said Nrlk !, IN thr
county d Amherst. near tie Count House of
ssll eounts, expose 10 sale, by NAY oil fablc
Auction, Tor ready money TIN t2ilo~ing prop.
cns, Or such poriioa thereof a. The provisions
If snIj deed may ut the tune SO app oiuted loI
81 Il saIe, anth0TfBr al f,qauf, - ~. all me
Slaves canned ~ aid detd, (nting between 81
a 90 ~ numhtt,y had Inc increase Of The L.
males 81 thrni, u any, sincr ia" date lhrtr0i-
aud tho to,l'WIng real troppIh 10 Vi AL tue
right ale, iUtrtrst, aud CLAIM u sad Walker
1" aud 10 cereiu ifact oil ihnd, with It's ap.
puItenanres, containing l23o acres, mute or
les, biog aud hring 10 the sad County, and
brtng liz Same tHacf on winch sands tns Dwell
hng II use afntesai t--ti,o, another nhd OF
Land, VIII IL, applrjrnaaces, situate IN sad
county, near tae touit House thereof Cou-
thntug 25l1 attes, IA re- o. ie,s q brng the
,amr tIaft heretofore ,ouVrNrd 10 tie sd Wa.
ker by William h. Nhrlrt-dlso, he rig =, title,
and Interest ~ thr add AHli,rf ia aud g
ceftnn lfdot al Loud. VIII lis eppurenHucts,
,nuaird partly N the county oil PlttstllHnla,
aud oIail al N.fglnia, and pbrtly IA tac cbuuly
OF Cas~rl. and state al Norlt jarollna, adj
ioiuing lie ldnIs al EustHCe Hunt, and john
Pouso"by, uni coUthinIns II" acres, more OF
less II beng the sar,r land inherited by he
vile 81 the sud " alher lrom her deceased In
Their Charles Lewis.
Acuug NJ trustees We will only convey 10 The
utehaser OF purchasers the tile vested in as
by The deed Of trust aforesaid. aud none "t4cr.
oAMU Eli NJ. GARLAND,
JOHN NJ. EN,
ALEXANDRA ONPklNS,
oHutomg Trustees.
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