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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
SATURDAY kIR. ION


On motion OF NJ Preston, the Honse pro.
ceeded to the election Of BIigadier Generd lof
the I9tb Brigade, to supply me vacdn,y occa-
81 nrd by the disqualification of Geu- Floyd
MI Pfetoh nominated Col. Jam llogt OF
Montgomery.
Mir. Han nominated Col. John A. Saunders
OF With.
Mr.. u liner nominated Col. Harold Smyth 81
Wylhe
Mr.. Christian aided in the nominate OF
Col. Hoge.
Mr.. Miller of Bot. supported the nomination
OF Col. Hogr-Mr. " iilams Of Harrison NJ
Col. Saund,rs--Mr Lewis Of Col. omy'h'
The vote resulted as foIiows-Hogr L
Smy,h Ii-eannaers As affected by me
vote Of the Senate-Hogs %, Smith 4" oauA
der, ..
30 Co. Hoge was elected.
LOAN BILL.
Ibe House again res Ived itself In'o Coai
m'iiee OF the Whole on tnis bill, MIR. uiIinei -
the Chair.
Mr.. Campbell Of Bedford moved TO amen
the cond sctIon nv approp iatirg SoJooN
to Z include tue Lynchburg and Salem Iu'"
pike
The amendment was opposed by M VIZ
OF botetourt, supported by Mr.. Campoe'' a''
neg ttved.
Mi. hcNahon moved to amend, bv pr
d'hs an appropriation OF $4,000 iof 'o
from Hairisonsbnrg an Ro bingham to ~"
I'm IN Pendieton--A supported the MOI ~ o,h
statement Of the Necessity OF the road io' p'
TIC conyenience.-Negativ
Mr. TPrfl moved mat the Committee ''
observing that II was RPpaTent the D -
shlnlng very obnoxious shape, anu ~"
good could come of it, Agreed 10. it'll
MY. Goode now novel 10 postpone 'ne
indein'el,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
LOAN BILL.

On motion of Mr. William. Of Harrison, the
House proceeded 10 the order of the DIV, being
I'LL to authorize loan for purpose, Of inter
nal improvement, on which The House went
INTO Committee OF the Whole. Mr.. ilmer 10 the
CHAR
NJ. Jackson moved 10 amend the lst section
Ms follows. The sentence reads TIE anuf,.
al revenue Of the Fund for Internal Improve
inert not otherwise Appropriated, is hereby
piedged for the payment of the meres, "C the
sud stock, untIl other funds be provided" ST.
M" \, proposed 10 insert after the word Med
ed. the following words and the sulplus
revenue which may he in the treasury at the
end ct each add every fiscal year, is hereby set
apart as "A fund - ne inoiioi Was debated nv
Mcssrs Jackson, Anderson oil B. and Christian
aud finally rejected.
On motion Of MI. Npr of B.. The frat blank
IN the second section WAS flied with 5000 600.
Tor the Improvement OF James River from FITCH
mon1 10 Lyncheurg ; the second blank with
pooO,uOo, 10 Improve the san n, ar aud Jack
son tlver from Lynchburg II CoVin4tnu, Mr.
NJ also moved 20 strike OFT THESE words" T.,
Construct road from Frederick sbdrS 10 Rich
mona - dollars agreed 10. Mr.. L, Ter mo
ed 10 amend the section by in.erting." IN
construct road from falmouth, ia the county
of Stafford, to he intersection of the Hu,,sri.
Creek turnpike IN the county of Fshn,
- dollafs'' MIR Williams OIL. aid Anjrr-
'on OF b., opposed the amendment, wAicn was
rejected.
The tNird blank WAS filed with the sum of
ioo'o'oo dollars to be subscribed 10 the sock
OF the Petersburg Rad Rod Company.
Nj Le'1"Ico moved to alnand, b, inserti-g
ito make a road tron the Tennessee lie
TO Cu"oerland Gap, by Lee aud S. OFT Conr,
houses to the Valley road "est of Abingdon
agreed TO.
Mr. Miller move d 10 FL the An bank yih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
ORANGE ELECTION.

MIR. Barbour said that he rose To maxi n
communication 10 the House Which eson>iVelv
Concerned himself II "as kuown TO the House
thai he had "mturmly sad, that the moment
he was convinced tina the majority oil sound
votes IN The Election Tor Orarge was agpinst
hun, lie would reluqu.sh the contest The
COMMITTEE OF Prv,ieg aud Elfcti.ns afl er d
long mvesugatIon, had decided IN iavur oil
the contestng candidate Aud, although, he
mght pc sadde himself that the numser OF tue
majority would he somewhat reduced in the
HOUSE, sui, as hf believed the result would
eVeh III such case be against him, for Causes
which he w""Il no n0w detall-paray HON
onr-sldtd exam. alton II the count, during
his absence ne snouid rtueem his pledge i;
aud IN order to save tue Comnite. further
trouble tder to save the House further
trouble, enough having already been caused
by he Orange Contest-ue now resigned b is
seat. |" TINS last momeni,hc hoped the House
would Iuuulge him in a t,w ,emarks lie
Sui mat inirty years ago he made his first en-.
trance into Tins House. II was tue Conmeuce-
menl OF his political Ii {, watch Was ~ tlosr
where It began. buIing that period he mad
experienced mach kindness from the people of
Virginia. Whatever donors he had enipyed
he "ns indebted Toe n large share of ttrm 20
tue people OF Virginia. lnry had hon ored
nun IN peace, and ~ war and ne had ai,yava
enaeHvored TO respond 10 the feelings wbi,b
the} nave displayed TOWARDS nl,u. Iaat n.
dd frequently err, lie donhted not-for 10 err
was hamnn--tnd fpartv rarcor agciiart zhnsa
errors OF the head, to motives which his besrt
dsaSo"ed, he appealed to tn lust md un
erfIng rir'nal. before whose tar he should
shorty stand. lie hoped thar his eountr,men
"eaHmih'"s his career, would rather look al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
EpAKAIk ELECTIONS.

On mo ION OF Mr. Williams of II. the blii
concerning orparat4 Elections, giving Inc
power 10 the county cour 5, u"der ce,tain les
trleIions to fix sepitate election Ga III i, =
tHe blank fixing The distance nom lhe co"i,
house OF each separate 81, clion, on motion OF
Alr. Jacobs, tue iitnlS was ftled win Hitttp
mlies us also the oank n,lng the distance oI
separate elections irum each othcr.
On the question of the passage being put
NJ. King moveG the md, hu,te pos,ponentul
OF he bl
Tue motion TO postpone Indefinitely was
9eelded IN the aiGrma,ve-Ayes On oe.
10.
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Curn.
0nNn BUSHELS heavy Hint corn, wanted by
GUlJU mar L LiNSDAY, HILL & Co.
NeWONa

w L n vi y n " N SONs
Lock, Scale-beam, and Smiths BelloUs Mann-
facturen
ID ETURNs his sincere thanks to his friends and the
II public for thatsupport he has experienced since
his arrival in this places and at the time, informs
them that he has removed from King Fairfax street,
opposite Dr. Stsbler's Apothecsry Store where he in
tends TO make and repair locks and keys of every des
cription also, scale beams Of every size and quality
(commonest excepted.) w. J. wishes to call the at
tenon of the public his beams in particular. to pre-
ven, them from being imposed upon with unjust import
ed ones he is able to prove that scarcely one in
twenty are just that imported He makes smiths
bellows of every size, warranted inferior to none; old
ones re esthered Bells neatly hung; guns and pis-
tolls carefully repaired watch makers vices repaired
and cut; scissors sxors, shears and knives ground
the shortest notices umbrellas and psraso made and
neatly repaired; glass, china and earhenware mended
by cementing, with without rvetting.
d. Persons DESTROYS of mending their own ware
DE accommodated with the a owe cement, with di
rections for use at l23 cents stick. lie makes
real japan backing, warranted not to iniure the lea
,her. The full value given for old umbrellas, and
parisoIs; old brass, pewter, ead "copper" iron. keys,
sc &c mar 16-1m
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PROSPECTUS OF
The NATIONAL lNTELIIGENCER,
pusLIsaEp IN THx cIrr WASHINGTON,
BIZ GALES y SEXTON

vIyHE NATIONAL INTELLi GENCER is an old es-
l. tSblished Journal, AT the seat Of the General Gov
ernment. Il publishes, originally, the Proceedings
and Debates ofCongress and contains more regular,
FULL and accurate Report of these than sny other paper
in The Union; it contains also, the Acts Of Congress,
and all the State Papers and Documents of public in
terest laid before, originating in that body These
recommendations, in addition to the variety ut other
information which is to be found in its columns, con-
nected with the general in eress of own country
with literature and science and the affairs the world
at large; together with the character orness which
the paper has always sustained make useful aud even
valuable TO all who feel interest in the concerns OF
this or of other countries
The ISrsLLIeExcEa is published daily and uiweek
ly The Daily paper is $40 year. or Sc tor six months
The Country ISrELLIeEscBR is published three times
a week, with the exception sometimes OF portion OF
the recess of Congress, during which IS Puo'lshed
twice week, at the price of six dollars year. pay
able in advance, or four dollars for six months.
Washington, mar Is
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Xoung AaAies' Seminary.

Xoung AaAies' Seminary.
VNVHE subscriber informs the friends Of his schoo
Il that it will hereafter be continued in much more
commodious and airy in the second story OF the
same buding-Brooke Lodge, on st. Asaph street.
In addition to the English branches usually taught in
the best Female Summaries, the young ladies' will
have the opportunity of being instructed in the Greek
attn and French languages.
Mons Roux, well known a, q distinguished French
Teacher is now engaged to give instruction in that
language.
The experience of many years conyinces the subscri
her Of the great advantage resulting from frequent ex'
anatious; he is therefore not only willing, but desr
ous that the most competent judges should witness
the progress ofhe young ladies under his tuition and
he respectfully invites the patrons and friends OF the
Institution to visit it at any time.
Teachers may be employed in Music, Drawing,
Painting, &c. Board msy be had on reasonable TERMS
in some of the respectable families in this city
Cards may be obtained, by application to the subscri'
Der, specifying his terms WM II. JONES.
Alexandria, mar 10-3m
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Missing,
RICHARD R. MATHEWS,

nF Brookvle, Montgomery county, Maryland, who,
Oon the 9TH instant, went to alexandria county on
business and left the house Of A. Schoeld, his re-
turn home on the 10th instant, intending to take the
A. NJ he was seen on his way down King street, near
Washington street, since which he has not been heard
Of lie purchase some articles at the store Of james
Vansant paid for them, and promised to call and re.
ceive them, but did not. This cIcumstance, together
with his Absence and the fact that he visited aexan.
dria to obtain money due him there. lenders it pro.
bable that his absence from his family not voluntary,
and places bis family in state of such great distre
to call imperiousy on the generous, vgiant, and
well disposed part Of society," to ascertain the cause OF
his absence.
His person is below the middle stature. and he is nn
der thirty years Of age. His dress was blue coat,
with metal buttons, pantaloons of the color, and
his vest of light color mar %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-26
New Goods.

N6W UOOUS.
ID BROWN and MKT cloths, vestngs and sattcens
Id Calicoes and gnghams
Waltham and other biesched cottons
Blackstone do do
Cotton oznaburgs, checks
Cotton braces, Windsor soap
Cashmere and cotton shawls
Fancy and striped crsyats
White Marseilles quilts, mi,line'ts
Pins, nankeens, shoe thread
Orreps cotton balls, cotton wadding and cords
Dunstable bonnets
Just received and for sale low, by
IL GEO. WHITE.
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arrive &c quill pourra"
ssApURDAY MORNING.. MAsaDn SO, 1884, NEW sJsl
Kerv & FitZhugh

Have just received, and offer for sale.
OH HHDs. N. and ST. Croix sugar
~ 50 hhds and tierces w. J. and N. o. moasses
5000 lbs loaf and lump sugar
so bags Java, Rio, and Porto Rico coffee
80 packages reas-gunpowder imperial, Y. H.
and pouchongtess, of the latest importations
2 pipes brandy
puncheons Jxnnaica and Antigua rum
$500 gals old whiskey, Sd, 4th, and 5th proof
so boxes and halls boxes bunch raisins
Is drums fresh fes
10 boxes orange and lemons
100 reams straw md rag paper
ton shot, assorted
so kegs nails superior quality, I'd to I'D
- boxes and kegs chewing tobacco
Together with wei selected assortment of
GROCERIES for family use.
IL ~
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Jewelry, Cutlery, Sc.

Culver and gilt watches, fine gold breast pins
y Gilt seals, earrings, gold plated finger rings
Watch guards, buttons
Cards knives, pocket and box do
Anderson's polished scissors
Double aud single barrel percussion pistols
With variety Of other articles. just received and for
sale by GEO. WHITE, auct.
mar Is
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For EreiSht.
For Freight.
For Freight,

The sloop EXPRESS
lsDcap,ain snOOt. She is in fine ORDER and VIII
ap "" L. g w. 10. IRWIN.
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NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
CATALOGUES of Sale; Bank Checks, with
J or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Current; Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
ciaI Blanks; Bills Of Lading; Policies Of Insur-
ance: Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia No
ices: Hand, Hat, Shoe, Window, Shop, Iobac-
co, Horse, and Show Bills; with every other de-
scription of LETTER-PREss PRINTING. CardsJ
Bills, Checks, SC. printed either in red, blye,
green, yellow, or black
LOTTERY BILLS
of every description for sale at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-26
For Sale,
n IRAGT OF LAND

For Sale,
1Sass< Il IRHCT OF LAND
EEsM on the Falls Church Rosd, within one mile Of
s2v the Cotton Factory. containing 1874 acres,
ezss which will be sold in TITS II desirable. Also.
An undivided part Of the TRACT OF LAND
between Shooters Hill, and the Leesburg Road, con.
tanning Al acres present leased to VIM. NJ Mills for
Is dollars per annum: Also,
A LOT OF GROUND, containing st acres,
binding on the line of the Corporation, and sd
joining the lot owned and occupied by Col Peyton.--
Also,
A SQUARE OF GROUND in the Town Of
Alexandria, bounded by Pendleton Henry, Wythe.
and Fayette streets Also,
A HALF ACRE on West and Cameron
streets.
The above property will be sold low, on aPPleato"
Tn WIN. d. MUTT.
feb I'D
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale.

YubAAc Sale.
DURSUANT to 3 decree of the County Court OF
Il Fairfax, in therein pending, in which viii
liam Russell is complainant. and Daniel Dulsny and
others DEFENDANTS shall proceed to se for cash,
friday the 8h apriL 1881; at 10 O'Clock ofkhdt day.
the highest bidder at the front door Of the Court
house ofthe said County,
ua9se< II IRACT OF LIND,
s8A8 situated in the County Of Fairfax, and State
~ Of Virginia, described rs the land On which
4kxnA the widow Donaldson and her sons Alfred and
James resided; containing about
FOUR HUNDRED and FIFTY .dCREE-
Tristan was originally as'gocd as any upland in the
County in which it lies, and still is tolerably good
heart. 1t has abundance of Timber for oil Farming
purposes disposition is good one. being about seven
miles from Georgetown and eleven from Alexandra.
MARI T.W. HEWITT, Commissioner.
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Public Sale.

NUlkC 0dAOs
PURSUANT to the terms Of deed of trust to the
L subscriber. from DanielF Dulany and wife. dat
ed che Goth October 1929, duly recorded in the Coun
ty Court of Fairfax, for the purpose Of securing tho
payment Of sum of money due from the said Duhny
to william Russell, shall, on MONDAY, tie 11fk
apri 1851, at IL o'clock proceed to sell, At public
auction, for cash. to the highest bidder before the vat
door of Cagetts Tavern. in the Town Of Alexandra,
aSEa< A TRACT OF LAND
T&E lying in the County of Fairfax and State Of
SE8 Virginia. wherein the said Dulany now re-.
xnEA sides, containing
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
be the more less. Also, the following Shyess
to wits Jim, William, Charles, Fsnny Mary, Mary Ann
and Nancy. Also, the equitable right to debt due
from am Herbert to the said DuIany.
"a The Dwelling on this land is handsome and
6 commodous; the soil among the best in the coun.
y IL within seven miles of Georgetown and eleven
of Alexandria Such title only is vested in the sub
scrber will be conveyed to the purchaser purchs-
sers T. w. HEWITT,
mar Trustee.
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Dyeing and Securing.

7. ]. SNLVE IA
- ESPECTFUi.LY informs his friends and former
IL customers and the public generally, that he GILL;
,inees his
Dysiag and Securing Establishment,
the old stand Roy. street where he at all times
prepared to execute orders in bis line with Punctu-
aty and despatch.
" d MKnINo SHAwLs and LACE VEiLs neatly
clesnsed and coiored at the shortest notice
10
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S1NO Reward.

. 500 Reward.
YuvHE above reward will be given for experimenting
L and securing in Jail that get them again. tw'
Negro Men Servants, formerly the property of henr,
s. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY.
Henry is muIatto man. low, but we'll Quilt; has his
left eye injured, and is about 80 years old lie was
hired last year to Capt Tucker, on the Potomac.
Jerry is a very black man, good sailor. about SIS
years of age and was hired to- Capt B. j. jenkins,
board the steamboat Fredericksburg They were
both in Alexandra last week, and Henry had a pass
from Capt Tucker.
will give the above reward for their apprehension,
taken so miles from my house, half that If ia
ken in Charles County, and all reasonable charges paid:
HUGH cox
Jan f3-eot Charles County, Md.
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Now Handing
ERoM brig Alexandria, at fuckers wharf, and tor
Il sale by the subscribers
so bags Java coffee
so boxes sperm candles
100 drums Sura figs
100 bbls mackerel No. . and 3
90 bbs tanners oil
Is packages sail duck
II hhds and 10 bbfs N f. rum
90 boxes mould candles, assorted sizes
65 boxes white and crown soap, sup quality
S bbls and Is tubs fine New England butter
A bales hops
so dozen patent pals
MARI A. C.. CAZENOVE e Co.
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David Martin

NSjut received and offers for sale the following
III beautiful ANNALS, viz:
The keepsake tor 1881, with IL engravings
Ir Amulet for 1881, with II do
The AAterary Souvenir for 1881, with ID do
Also,
frt OF the History AMI Topography of the Unit
uinles, by John Howard Hinton
'ch Sh 9th, and 7th of Divines Of the Church of
f'gsh
'os 9Th and 5th Of the Modern Traveller, compris-
= al history OF Brazil and Buenos Ayres.
ENS-dSt
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'yDlo NXX1a
For BOSTON.
ENr Ereight.

IL The schr. CALEDONIA, Eldridse. MASTER
IN sill t,se freight for any eastern port.
.lsis W. FOWLE g Co.
1,pty
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Wheat /! Wheat!! Wheat! :
AIaW SCAOOk.

NHHE subscriber intends opening, neu fall
- aLaw School, in the town OF Stanton to
be continued permanently, II adequate encour
agement should be received. The mode O
obstruction will be "A course OF hectares and
study, and frequent examinations. In order
10 devote the greater part OF his ,ine. to tue
proposed school, he WILL from i commence
lnrn,, confIne bis practice TO the Couu Of Ap
Jyssls q, Ls~i.burg. and she Federal and Cir
cult Superior Courts 10 Siauntou. The FIRST
session VIII begio on the lat Of October, and
continue until The lst Of July neat following,
withou' iniernaission, except during the terms
of the Federal and Circuit Superior Courts.
The tuition fee per session. will be seventy five
dollars. Persons DESTROYS Of becoming pupils
viii please communicate ibr fact TO The subscri
Der, by letter, as room as practicable aud
prompt attention viii be given to tho inq uiries
which they may think proper TO make.
RRISC0E G. BALDWIN.
Gaaunton, May 8. villa.
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! Il. .5Es.nr. in rs.,is Pod ores. % aat

I I III .5Ienrs. in f1.fig Pod oTts. On h'
50h Jans. isoi.
\ k,siah Aud. traaeis Arihar.
B "A ljlfsm Roaastf Rieha - booth. Ihem-
A. Bn,lei jams OF Waller baaeh, kh4-ps,h
v Bauahp. Chris.apbef Y. bitrark, Jasaes
Baber, 'amss Banch, Drassia Y. blackwell.
Henry Brp.n. Il ubyn Bgtd. john 8 Broso,
James Biibro
c--Cpislopsr CandiI. Joseph Cofer, Hem
man Cfoseil. Eizsbsth Cooper, Joseph Gun
nlngham, Myers Chsstsood. la Coz, Ralsig h
Crouch
D-Willi.m Duritt ., Robert Douglass,
Mary Am Dob,ns, Danirl Druty John bar
ren, John Decr. George Dolly, Moses Dow.
dy.
E--Ja.eph Eubant, Mrs. - Early. Mary
Aun t.aens.
f--Riehsfd F,semen, Samuel Freeman ?.
6-iab0 bibts, Jams Cray Muses. 0uiD-
bens. Cap. Edstrd Gwalllins
u-Rev. Tlmoihy " HIVE, Rice H. ghes
Nelson J. Hatcher, John r. Hawkins, Hat
~ saider, Wesley Hacksorlh. Elijah HALEY,
John Hughes. Jo.hus ii. Higgins, William
Hnllsda,. Charles EoiisnI, Joseph Hardy.
J-Wns x. Jones, Cyn'i,la Jones. Sophia
JennnRs, Thomas johnson :, Lucy jordan.
k-DatiJ krsnz.
L--AleIAnder lie, YIN. Lowry, j.. Wm.
Lrfl.ieh. w. II.
M-Samurl Nariin, Charles Mdtrell 2, WIN.
Moore, james Martin z, Walker & 'MerI"slher,
Alexander Morgan. jane Miller, S'm"el b.
Morgan. Thu mas NJ al. Charles h Moorman,
Alexander Mrgraw, Col. Ihomas Moore.
p-Camrlla Pcice, John Pesrcy, Thomas
Page. Edmund Page, Chas. Patterson or Mat.
Merchant, Thomas Psyoe, Beverly Padget.
R-LewisV. Reynolds, William Ramsey,
Lucinda Rec, Gial, Rec. John Ray.
S-Joho ~ Scott. Andrew Shlnal, Chris
lopher 81. Clair, John Smelser, Abraham
Slielsrr, Paulser Smoker, Nancy Shepherd,
Green, Sutllr Guy Smith, K. IA. y. Saunders,
Rev. William II. Star, Thomas Stewart, Mar,
earst stephens, James Sheppard, Bedford
9hetifI. tomas Suth iiand
1-Rab r. insey, enjam'n Turner, WIN.
Taylor, Nelson Tyler. Mary =. Thomas, John
IONS, Rodney 1ia,ley, ailas IaylDI, Enoch
Terry.
W-Israel HIleman, Isaac Wade, Richard
Walker, Elzabeth l.. hrten, William Wood-
lord, johnson Watson, Jesse Williamson.
Je.sa West, john WATSON, Inomas WATSON,
John Wood.
1-Elizabelh Yancey.
HM. II. PORTER p. VI
July 81
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Trust SAL

WY yiriue o two several deeds o. trust,
Ebs..euie,i to the subscriber BY George
Bo,d. tie 6r . bearing date the 30ih day oil
november 1890 aud tue o,hsr the Tin Day of
December 1880, both of which are duly fecor>
ded in the Clerks Office OF the County Cour
Of Campbell for the purposes therein express
ed. W 10 secure = debt due David II. Boyd,
shall ON Wednesday thu 2Ofh day OF July
1891. before ihs door OF Boyd's Tavern ia the
Town of New London. IN the Comfy OF Camp
bell. proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder tor
cash, lhs following property conveyed by SAID
deed 10 Wit : The following slaves Squire, n
Blacksmith, John a blacksmith, Jenny. her
Jour children. 10 wit: Mary. Lucy, Billy, aud
Carter. Possom Jack. JESSE. feegy, and RJba.
Alsa. the following proprriv,,o VII 3: beds,
bedsiesds and furniture, 9 windsor chairs,
cows aud Que call, gtry colt, side board.
| secretary, large s,i booking eias', seven
tahles all Claims upol. th ? estate oi tme5 Boyd
decreased OF The County uf Lancaster, state oil
PannsylYania, whica are nov dnf, Or may
hereafter aoCfne to the said George Boyd
Arting as lipstrr. ,tali OILY convey such
title 10 The foregoing property, rs /. vssted Il,
me by sald deeds,
+. ~. MSQUE, Trustee.
June Is fds