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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24
JACKSON MEETING

n very numsrou' mestog of tho ci iz,ns rc,idisg
10 numoer OF the counties composing the u Safe,
western Judicial ID strict Of PsnnsyivaDis hvo,.b,
70 'oe reelection oil Geo. Andrew Jackson, was held
" me Ooutthou'e IN the Borough OF Willam,pori on
tuesday evening, June 7, 1881, being Court week.
yonn LoweIy, Esq OF Gentry, was appointed Pfesi.
dent-Gen. David Miliiken, Of Mlhiip AIex,nde,
GrSham, E'c OF Union, Robert C. Grier E.o. AZ Co.
inmbia, and David Dimmoek, E.q. Of Su,o,,sbsnn,.
vice Presdents.-ColoDeI John Cresweu of Huu,ip a.
iafies. 'es'e
Inc meeting being thus organizsd, the obieet f.,
when they had been called together wa, from
o ehalr' ana aeoTnmi,tee appointed TO draft resoJu-
uons expressive OF tho sense OF the meeting ON the
'uyec, oil 'he Pre- de0 iii election. Alter sbort 10.
adopted: "'' u"A"'hou'iy'
WheIeas, the Western District Of Pepn,vIv.ni. 1.
oeepIy interested In almost every measure Of nston
PohcJ aud expsdsney; and wherras The eourss par.
'ueo oy ihs sddini'r,ton Of General JACKSON
Wy ana property Of our country, az 10 sustain her
fore. "'' h""o'
Resolved, That we congratulate eur f,llovv. eff.
<sbs OF Ibis siae and OF the UoieD, on the p,ospecl
Hoch ihe re-elee'i Of Gen. JACKSON, opens 10 our
Received, That view In H. q W sd1m Of hi, nolicv
asufee aud unsrrinH guarantee that the National Dsbt
Will soOD be exiting ui.hed.
resolved, That we heartily concur in ths doetr;n.
involved 10 the PreGden's Veto on the g,on sod
mey'V,hs Road Ri believing, az We do, thai Other
states should follow the example Of PennsSlv,ais ana
maze AZ lber own expense, ihoss improve nsnls IN
,nsH respective territories, which do not come wi hin
fair construction oil the constitution. ~
KefolVed, That the conduct Of Gem Jaskson In IN
ae oeheaie and trying cribs which The cIrcus,,p eos
=" "' ''o'ps' pad placed bin, svinse ihs, 6rmn,s.
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BANK AGENTS.

BANK AGENTS
nuNrsviLLE, May 20 Two gentlemen, Axsu.s
through the Western country, examining the dsrs o,
towns, Tor the purpose OF selecting tho psopar 70, To-
eating Branches OF tho Mammoth. Thew bav. en-
sm.sa hc,e through tina. par. Of Kentucky scn,igu.
Gus TO the Tennessee line, have visited Florence and
as tntervenihg towns in the direction Of HuusviIe
which leuor place they arrived. and after re msipr
several days, DEPARTED we understand. Tor Kaoxvie
sc. &c. The norsl dspor,uen, Of these agents w,
qe'ts ,tls bus the Appearance smops N, o.
Strangers, presenting the phz OF Nor bern latitude
coupled with the r~putsd object Of their visit, could
moi out excite feelings Of Jsaousy In the breasts Of tn.
patriots OF the land The policy OF fcrciog these
nonopolss into the States contrary to their with doe,
not somport with Southern notions Of u.ics; nor will
they quietly CEMENT TO tho humiliation If th.i, a..
Institutions by these foreign capitalist.
IL has bseu matter Of surprise 10 many tina, n a
United aes Bank, At This late hou' shouid be torsur
10 branches cte every nook and correr Of tho Wes.rr
country The spposiion 10 tue of Pr.
eden, Jsskson, scn,oad that 10 for ,hs n.ne.
Of the people that the Bank 10 extending s
~ sm around shsn.-Ba. II rsqairss Solomon to t.
.nAHha h.t mort TO Psrreuaie ito paw-r bv In
The psopi' In ito debt asd compel ing IN IN 20
u" charter Cen any man believe OIL or Ia, when m,
SECS such extraordinary sxsrions at 90 lat. 40 hour
me Char'sr having emily our or eve ysars to rur
tDemscrdt
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT. .,-
INC commissioner named in tho act 10 incorporate
Tue Luxembourg and Nswriv.r Rsil.road company I'VE
recently had meeting in the city of Ri.bntn5 b,.
A. the proposed route has not b.en an v. v,d n
not deemed expedient by tho cemmi.io ,er, 70 omen
back. Tor subscription. Should his road be prose
euted to i's con potion. !, viii have mo
'nnuencs In promoting the James rivrr trade by cor
uucnrg much Of he conneres Of lbs ,on,i ye,t,ro
portion OF our unon. and especially Of E.,, T.rn,,,ee
mo tho bosom Of Virginia. An even, 80 much to b.,
DESIRED, viii, 30 hope, awaksn Tho energies Of IN,
c"zsn' OF Richmond aud I.ynchburs, and esu,. IN. N
TO act with spiit CONNIE n.urae with tho imnor,,,c,
Of mo object to be attained. The Jealousy manifested
oy these communise. at any improvement which mish,
d'rokato IRON the james river trads will nnv W.
hope, be merged in aspri of enterprise pronoiys Of
WORK peculiarly their o~u IT'S lime that sectional
Jealousy, hi,hsro so obnoxiou. TO our property a.
se sooo'd D: laid aide, and East and West, " orth
be,n lost ia irdlss, delays as
are far from deprseang 10 tho wss', IN. success,
81 INC James river iu P-ovemsnts and trust hat rbse
tho suhjact Of aWsstsrn RAILROAD /, ,g,n Lii &c
VII be in tho next iegislaturs) IL will no Tor, .r
meet with oPpo:on from that quarter.
Rdnatcha Banu,y
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May 81.

HiNoh SALE The Subscriber being apliou. 10 r,
~ mo4 TO the Wes,, offers his we'll kro~n farm
(o"sc' Ha'I,) Tn The lower part OF kiug William ccup
W, Tor sale IL contsius 400 OF high snd. and
ooo OF narse-a great portion Of which can IA. re-.
ss'med with very little expense Ths high land equal
to any IN this section ct country. The inpr. yrmeu,s
are good. A Barn, ,hirty-eistt by twenty feet, and
negro quarters, have ten built in The las year A
minute description OF the elegance. he many eonve-
eesssrY as 10 presums6e, none will purcf ass before
viewing, CT msk ny particular enquiries res the
-Shonle his vaiuable Estate not be rvately sold
oso'o me AN day OF August next, on that day, Ct
fair, il not the fret far day there aer il With. offer
Cd 10 he highest bidder, the At the sam.
phase aud time will also DO sold, all Of his
ana Ri ehsn furniture, farming utensils, and stock
every Description For further particular. apriv 10
Nav l2l-wtds WILLIAM RUFFiN
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magnsnlmisy saa devotion TO ,ho republican party,
which have shsrseterzed bis whole life.
Resolved That the plain republican diplomacy which
Ia, fsstored to our country the advantages Of the Wes
India trade, and opened 10 commerce the Black
Sea. meets shs decided APPRECIATION Of this meeting.
Resolved, That with such candidate a. Andrew
Jackson, The Democratic Republican party have Moth
ing to fear from N atioua, Rspubsaaism,' Anti-ma-
nry," or any other combination, which C7oy, Rush,
adam' and ohsr disappointed politicians may choose
10 form.
Aud whereas the great Republican Slate OF Psrn.yl-
vsn'a has never been permitted TO give 10 the Uoi'sd
Sa'es, either a Peesident or Wee Prssiien,; and
whereas the spproa, hing sieson 10, the Presidency
will hierd her an opportunity oil placing TIE name 81
one OF her talented The ,iskst With Gen. Jik.
con,
Tbers'ore Resolved, That this NEE, ne recon me nd
to their fellow. ,hrous the State the pro.
P Of claiming for Psnn'y tho right to
nate the FtsePre.ident the Jsskeou ticket; and for
sister States.
Resolved, That we strongly approve of tho course
pursued oy Consre's In relation to he Georgia 1udsps,
nest calculated to preserve the rights OF soveres
state, aud to promote :ho happDess and pro,org the
ss"'snee ola p opls who were a.t disappearing under
se eh'els ola system, ILL., suited to habit, aud con-
di ion. -
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a most DKsiRABLK RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
"a wish 20 sell tho Estate adjoining the CITY Of
Rchmsnd, called Beividere containing seventeen acres
Lsnd with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
.he accommodation oil largo family. This property
mas In bearing, and approaching that state selection
oil Fruit Trees and Grape Vines Of moro than an hun.
ired varieties; and, beside garden OF two acres high.
w manured with extensive and very productive As
paragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
which tho whole IL are enclosed and subdiyided
aord oorcers for early vegetables equal in extent to
ssgo g'rden, and admirably adapted to such purpose
that or any other culture, to which an owner might in
ciIho 70 devote them, and IL desirable 70 a purchaser
SIX acres not within, but adjoining the enclosure will
os ei"IaSeu III uat SALE Persons disposed TO pdr-
chase will please apply to Dir. Thomas Tayior. in
Richmond, or tho subscriber on the premises.
May 81.
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n AND FOR SALE.-Tbe Sub,efiber oilers for sal,
ul that desirable Tract OF Land on which he resides
10 The County Of MadisoD, about miles from ange
CouIt-iouse. The tract contains 500 aeres. moro or
iefs--about ITO Of which fret rat. low srou
equal 10 any on the Rapid Ann river The upland 4,
in good state Of 'illage yielding sbundant crops TO &
industrious ruyaior The woodland is heavy tiu-
berec, and more ihsO efficiency support the firm
IheimProvsmen's consist Of good and comm odious
framed dwelling hou'e, Kitchen barn, ttabes and ali
o;her necessary out houses.
more particular description is deemed unne ce,sary
-e u ~ presumed any person wishing to purchase
VIII hrst view the pfefnses-whieh will be shown Al
any iimee by 'he subscriter, residing thereon. He
wonid DOLLY add ia TIER that situated in wealthy neisb-
bohood, 10 the midii OF polished society, and In fnp
healthy region, II would make desirable summer re.
treat for gentleman and family, from The lower eoun
by.
His terms, which shall be accommodating can he
Known by application 10 GEORGE NEWMAN.
April 20. Il9-rsw
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ENRlCO GLEBE LAND FOR SALE-In
b "a Pursuance Of The Act Of the General Assembly
snnsd IAN act concerning The Glebs lands and ehur
ches wihin this Commonwealth" Will be sold on
fhdsy, the "a day Of July nex', IL fair. If not the
let DAY er,st public auction, upon the prsmises
70 ne hiSnet bidder, upon credit OF twelve months
ms Giaos Land lying and beRg on James r yer, IN
me county Of HsDrico, adjoining the tract o. land Of
MI Pies,an' Akin. called YERINA, Containing ar.
eorning 10 survey made on The 20 h day Of june.
1919 ohe hundred and 'xty- hree acres. three Rood,
and nineteen poiss. '''
Bond with good security, and D,,d OF T,us, nm
pom the Land will be vsqcired OF IN, nu,eb,,o, w
TnsIe' ". Abraham, Edmund Rid,
Sohn H. bowIes, Robert Pieafsnh,
Sootswood Bradley, Newton Hill.
Thom's 3. Diekcn, WIN. r. J,hp,cn.
James b ksr, Jordan p C,md,,
John NJ. Bots, IN F,,hsr
., o'srseeTs Of the Poor Of HsnfiSo county
S'"o q 12-n
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THNEN DOLLARS REWARD --Raraway from The
n SnbscTil or living 10 Chesterfield etuniy, on the
22dd day Of May last, negro toy named MATTER.
SON, sixteen seventeen years Of sg. toll and well
proper ioned sprighy appearance, light completed,
noe ui head OF hair, with very noted above and
inn eia ely uodsr Of bic eyer, not recolIecied
which, ocsasioned from a burn wneD a small child
will give The above reward 10 sny PERRIN that will d,
hvsr him 10 me- 10 Chesterfield county, secure him
10 Jail that shall get him. II taken out Of II STATE
Ffy Dollars, upon hi, being son6Ded in jail, and in
formation tfsnsDitled 10 me, that may get him
All nageTs OF vessels End others are iof1arDed from
buborinR or carrying he gsid boy away their peril
June "a 10-w4N' ROBERTSON TURPIN
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June q

EEARSHALLS SALE OF VALUABLE LAWNS
I'VE IA The county Of .Neto RenL--By virrne ot a
decree OF he S9p'ior Court OF Chsuceiy for the Rich
mond dis,Iic', in cause therein dependirg between
"nhan browne and offers, on bshsIfof themselves
lDd oher eredi oIs OF Wism Douglas. decesseJ,
Piaintlh.-,gans John III. & Jons. r. Christian. Exs.
eu,ors 81 the said William Douglas, the widow and
ner', Dsirndsns-I shall proceed TO sell or cab he
fore tn Cour' House deot Of New K,ni. On ,bs IN
dsy o. July, 1881, tbai valuable estate y.s on Chick
.bominy river, tho late residence Of William Douglas.
u-ee'eu; cared kaimes-'nd also the tract Of 300
county CuAS. l. WINGFIELD,
t,. 81 s. G w. D.
S""' ~ -
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"Mucu TEL hxMAiSs ussuSo"
From tho New Monthly Magazine.
TOO SIMON

From tho New Monthly Magazine.
TOO SOON.
Too socn!-too soon! how OF that word
Comes Der the spirit like a spell;
Awakening every mournful chord
That ia tho human hcart may dssii;
OC hopes that pcrish'd in their noon
Ofyouth decay 'd-too soon too soon.
Too soon'-too soon!- II Is a sound
70 dim tho sight with many = tear,
AZ bitterly W. --'zo atouod,
And find how law ,-c loved are hsrei
AM when shall we again commune
With those wo lost!-too soon!-too soon!
Too seon,--too soon! how with that ters
Bursts on our dearest hours tf bliss,
Aud leaves us silent and alone,
To muse on such theme as this,
To flown upon tho quiet moon,
Whose rdrting light comes oil too soon!
Too soon too soon!-- ir DOR wore thine
Tho Joys, the fears, the hopes OF We;
lfthou hast knelt before the shrine
OF beauty In some starlight grovs:
Whose lips, young roses, bresthed of June,
Thou'st iespt these words- too soonf-- TO soonl
Too n Ia stamp'd on avery leaf
In characters of dim decay!
Too soon ID writ IN tears o gtief
On all things iadIug fast away.
oh. Ia there one terrestrial boon,
Our Lcarts lose not too soon! too soonif
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I'D lCHM0ND COTTON FACTORY. sub
a. 'eribeTs offer for sale, Of thsr Office, nea, shosk
warehouse, The following goods made al thsr Fse,orv.
a Cotton Shsefings
81 do Shirtings
STOUT Coiton Osndburgs, 20 inches uids
Ind general assortment of Cotton Yarn.
These goods are believed to be equsI In nusli,v n
ny made IN the Uoited States, and will be pod az low
goods OF similar quality be purchased 10 the Nor
them Markets. " wv
The highest price will hs given Tor prime Cation.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON
Sep, ~. so--n
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1--WE CLERKS OF CoURrS.-Ii subscrlp,lon g. n
n DC oota'ned to justify the expense, p oppose 10
publiih, in the course OF few months cole c,ion y,
The most necessary forms Of process orders decree,
&c IN Chdneery proceedings. Such persons, here,
ore a. may wish TO obtain copy, at price no, to ex
coed ve dollars, are re- quesled 10 communica,e ,bi
wishes by mail, post paid, without deiav
WILLIAM PENDLETON, late CLARK
Sup. Court Of Chancery Richmond
June H. =, O,
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From the uuiiy Albany Argus.
10 pm ANR

s'S'" ~. 10y h'pauy fNtguss
TO POLAND.
Stand TO your arms ye bravei
Lot thy banners proudly wavo
Der oPpression's bloody grave,
To fall no moro.
spu n tho ahjsct name OF slave,
And throuy IN the battlo's roar
To freedoms Temple soar;
And thy reekins county save,
From tyraut, despot, knavo.
roles! bid every hsart awake,
Bid every soul fresh courage take,
Let every arm u sabro shake
High IN tie air.
Tho chains of thraldon break.
And bravcly, nobly daro
Thy wrongs no more to boar.
Strike strike for thy childrcu's sake!
suiko- the sword ofvengeaneo slsket
On ys brave on 10 victory,
On, and let the nations 500
The mighty fall Of tyranny!
Nerve thy hearts with stosl--
Purge thy fair land from slavery
Let tho cannon's peal
Tho doom oftyrants seal;
And Thy boosted wat-word be
"Noble death, or Liberty.n F.T
Undertook, June, 1881.
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MOIlCE.-Pur uan 10 the provisions OF the Iast
IL wi and testament Of The late Chat.s Woodsop
shall, as HE Acting Executor proceed TO sell at pub.
lie areion, On "Wednesday, the 18th day of July il fair
u ooi me next lair day. The following valuable tract.
Of land, viZ-The tract called SANpERsoN living IN
ihe Sou h side OF WIFI River, and adj lining the same
In The county OF Cumberland, containing upp srds OF
2OO acres greater pari Of which lo srouDds equal
to any lands on that s'resn:-Tbe tract called Tho.
MAS, adjoining the lands Of TarI on Woodson, Daniel
Sandsr'on, and others, containing 80 acres Of good
qray, The greater part OF which 10 in wood.:---The
'act called TABDs' lying in the cour ty OF Bucking
ham, on the Not'h side OF Randoph's Creek, and adj
joining the sam-, containing upwards # 200 acres,
Also, one other tract, called RANDoLPH's CREEK
lying on both sides Of the same 10 The county Of Buck
ingbsm, conisiring between and 500 acres
The ,ai' OF the whole will take place on that day,
az the houee on SnderscnS tract aud the terms will
be one-hrd in IL months bird 10 years aud the
remaining on'-htd In years from ,hs day Of ,ale
Bonds and security, wi deeds OF us, the property
VIII be required Tor the payment. The trust deeds moi
to be 10 force uLt.l The las payment 10 due
TARLr0N WOODSON,
fcting Ex'or Of Charles Woodson d,c'd
june ~ 9--w4Ws
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EDUBLlC SALE OF MANCHES TER PROPER.
N ~ Pursuant TO Decree OF the Superior Court
OF Chaneery, Tor IRE Richmond District, ptorosnseS
en- IN. Ian day Of February, 1884, In tbs case Of Bar
no'' u. Nj vs.. Burioo, L. and others ami Of an A.
nj thereto Of the IL, Of June following shall
on Iu.sday the l2h day Of July, 1884, on tho pre mi.
,sf' offer Tor .sls at public auction, to the hishss, bid
DER on ersd OF l. and years, the follor ing real
properly belonging TO The esisto Of Matthew Burfset
deceased to VIE The lot sontsioiDg iour acres, with
,ne Improvement, thereon, adjoining the prop rty Of
Miles bo't and othrrs, near Manchester 10 the county
OF Cbts'e'heId. The houses and LOT In The town Of
Msnehes'sr Low occupied by Mrs. Sarah Baugb, snd
@Joihing The property Of Peter f. Smith and others
anu said Bnroos interest in the Factory in Manehss-
'er' nsn oy Walden and Burfoot. Bonds and security
required and the tile retained until the bends arc
paid "
Sale TO commence at 'elo;k, p. nj. at Tho Fae.e-
ry On the main street.
SAMUEL. T. PULLIAM,
way ~ 9-.ds Commissioners
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MI f'ibbono' who vas 90 terribly injured bv An.
ssPiorot d the boiler Of The eanbost Gan J.ck.on
sn rssjsnee opposite 10 the scene Of the disss
~ yer Of his age Wv =" ms
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REAL ssrArx FOR saLk-pv,.

VALUA4LE REAL RsrATx FoR sALk.-pu,.
snsn' to the last III and Testament, Of John .~i.
en. deed the subscriber will sell by publio auction
70 the bidder, on the 25h day Of July n.,t on
me Premi'es upor credit OF twelve months, tbs az.
tate In the county OF Hanover, Of which tho salJ Jsbn
SnsIon, died ssizsd--This esia'e sontAins abou,
SSS acres OF land, aud lies upon Totopoomoy Cr.sL
10 'he county OF Hanover, about IL miles from th, CT
" OF RICHMOND aud eight from Hanover Ccurt.tious
anu aoloins 'hs lands OF Thomas Gardner aud ehersE
ABOUT y acres OF the land creek low srouuds-
Ine improvements consist OF barn and the u.usl GU.
house. '' $3.50 "''"'B
Bond and security with decd of sru,l upou The
trPefy' MIL be required Of ,k- purchaser
EDWIN SHELTON, Ad'or with tho
AZ n "a, to.I annexed Of John .NteIton.
N. B.IIhs ,ub'csiber now res des upon the sbov.
ron and VIII take pleasure in showing IL to persons
'P.u W Pu'sua,o + 8. Adm'or.
persons having claims gains, ,hs e.,st. or herr
OF the sad John Shelton, will pre,ent The m ,iniv su
u enusated to James Lyons, Esq. toruey q, Law. In
Tue City oil Richmond, by the first day Of Decembsr
n'aI EDWIN SHELTON, Adm'or lib
June II. m 80
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AND FOR SALE.-In pur.usnse OF q tscree Of
on the ~ day OF NAV 1891. in Al.
eneot Churchill A. Myers and others. sEain,tthc
sanr or and her. OF wm Stone, jr eeeJ We IS ALL a.
Coor Hcusr, the frat day Of The said Court 10 the
hInes' bidder, upon CREDIT OF Elk moo,b. xespt 40
muen 40 may be neces TO pay the costs OF said su
a.. OF sale which will be rrqn red In es.hy
Ao " M stone, jr died seized and possessnJ-Thjs
vac. contains upwards Of two hundrad ac,eshss upon
e1am1tou: Dwelling House and .uiisbie cut bou-
the said Court. House.
f RICHARD a GAINES. Communicates
June IL. -, 80,
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MfARSHAL'S SALEOF GOOCHLAND LANDS.
NS pursuant to decree of the Superior Court Of
Chancery Tor the district OF Fredeieks6uye pronouns
ed on the 29th day Of September $780, in the case Of
Jackson Mills cs. Joseph stephens adm'p Of Newton
Stephens and others, SHALL Saturday (he 2Sth d,y
auction, to the highest bidder the premises "hs
Land anu apPurenances in the bill and mem
uoned winch are particularly descrb in deed Of rs-
cord IN Ioochand County Court office bearing date tho
18th 18th Of September, 1919, from William S. Bates and
"itc, 10 Newton Stephens" upon the following terms
70 WI" Tor ready cash SO far is necessary to raise tho
amount oil the principal sums Of money interest and costs
mentioned in said decree, and the costs attending said
sae,-snd as TO the residue OF the purchase money q
cred OF Twelve months taking bond with good security,
ana deed oil Trust on the land secure tho
money.
The above tract Of Land lies near Mrs Tin.lex,. In
the upper end of Goochland.-
JOHN GUERRANT. NJ. 8. &C. r. d
,Juoe .. f-"ST. Or One of his Deputies.
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YHNRUST SALE OF LAND BY VIRUS OF a Deed
"A oil iru.' executed by George Robertson, Of
the county OF Amsli,, 10 the Is,c Edmund Hsrrisop
or ms legal the 9Th day of Ssp,s mbsr
1877 and duly recorded in the Clerk, Office OF. s'ore.
sau county ter certain PurPcse~theren 'peei6'd will
bs stl 10 tho highest bidder on the the SIN
day jelly ne1 for cash. that Trac, or parcel Of Land
on which tho said George Robertson resdes, in tbs
pomator miles above The juoeen Of the said II.
yer and Fiat Geek, miles below Csnito, sohtaniix
by estimation two hundred and fy acras NOR. OF ess
win sullleiency OF wood land, u Hing Hpuse, and
other out Hon.es healthy and pie asant situation snd
an agreeable N.ghtoubooh. + suhrctibsr being the
'sal Representative OF the late Edmund HsrrIssu
me Trustee Will only convey such tie he the True
tee was vested with, though he bsees ID 10 b. ind ..
tu'so'e' NATHANIEL HARRISON. Ex'or
June T. swIw