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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
I'm CTIANCERY.-In HenncO County CO
D OAicc, December Rules, lG3U:

~ -ih i'hNNF tNf'g S'HiAr WIN '
D OAlce, December Rules, 1890:
William Anderson, compIi.
against
John y. Cabel, Betsy Cabepl, and Jamcs CaDtg,l 5.n.
Ler Of George Cahell, deed, ""
The defendant John N Cabcll. not having entered his appear
suCC and given security according 10 tie act Of Assembly and
the :ulcs Of this Court, aud II appearing, by satisfactory eVi.
ccncc, That he is not an iuhabitaut Of ths county: II is order.
cd, that the said defendant do appear here ON the frst day Of
fs next March term, AMI answer tire bill Of the plaintiff; and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted IN The Constitu
uoual Wing, a newspaper published ia the City Of Richmond,
gUr two months mccessIyely, and posted at the rout d0Df Of the
Court House Of This county
81 Acopy. Tcsc, LOFT1N Il. ELLETT, e nc.
.VEUORL4LS or BISHOP HOB1RT
WyWEI.EE Funeral Sermons. delivered in New
4 York. and elsewhere, on 3ccGsIon Of the death
ofthc Right Rev. John Henry Hobart, D.. ID. Bishop
OF w." Protestant EpiscDDsl Church, IN The State Of
New York-'o wh Ga will be prciXed, n sketch CT
TITO lie ard character Of this eminent prrlate: with a
Portrait, from n valuable originoi Painting, to DO en-
G<pgcd by an tjnircut Artist.
1TL6 Work wi b. printed in handsome style, and
delivered ~ black cloth. at he low price Of ono dol
Jar. Subscriptions received BY
rec 9 <cShhJss . 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,

CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
fOLLINS g. co. have for sale n nrea, varie,v
of Books-including most Of the Englisa and
hnier'con ANNUAts; very suitable and seasonsble
offerings of Friendship and Affection.
- BY the Tantivy they have received sovcr.l
new works and additional supplies of ether valuable
oooNe. dec 90
OPPOSITE II EAGLE TAVERN DOOR
n. sign of the mortar, takes this
81 . method Of informing his friends and the nnblic
That he has on band, q very general assortment of
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stufs-also, u few other
useful articles, VIZ:
French j,Jube paste, refined liquoricc
Fine hair powder, tooth brushes, pocket LIGHTS
Aromatic tooth powder, red and black waters
Liquid ink, durable ink, paist ~blacking
Zip salve, snuff boxes, Florida water
Fancy soaps, tapers, lamp wicks
Tobacco and segars, No. / lead pencils, red sealing
wax
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

NTi,GTEIA: ~ rules, holden in the clerks alice, of the 81
y pe ioI court of chaHcery for the Richmond district, the 9Th
day ofJuly 1879. Jonathan Creery, ptf against Alillar and
Finley, merchants and partners, Niger Myers, Il. Is. Simpson
and John VIM and l. X Mister, dts.
The defenhauts + e. Simpson, Miar aud Finley, John
Winn and f.. Il Mister not having entered their Appearance
and given security according 10 the act Of assembly g. the rules
OF this couIf, aud IL appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
they are no. iahabitauls of us country; it is ordered, that the
said defendants do apper heTeon the FIRST day Of the next Jan.
uaTy term, and answer the bll of Inc plaintiff; and that a COPY
uf ths order be forthwith inserted in some newspa per publish.
ed ia the city Of Richmond, for tive months successfully, aud
posted AT the font door Of the capitol, in the said city.
II \ copy. Teste, VS. G. PEsDLEToy, e. e,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

gale must suggest to the sympathetic bo-
som, the sorrows of the mariner. There
is enough in tho very contrast between
the condition Of those on land and those
at sea, to create sympathy and regard
Although winds may blow and storms
beat, yet we on land are comparatively
in quiet; we can close our doors against
the violence Of the storm; but the unhap-
py sailor has no doors to close, no har-
bour Of safety, no shelter from the storm.
Every moment is ono Of anxious doubt
every wave seems like the harbinger of
destruction, every blast of wind is to him
the messenger Of death; all is noise and
coniusi N; dark and gloomy apprchen-
sions till his troubled mind. We have
lately been visited by an uncommon num-
Der of storms. The fate of multitudes
has been forever decided by these agents
of Providence. Many, who but few
days ago were cheerful and happy, en-
joying all the comforts Of life, are now
submerged in the deep dark bosom OF
the ocean. Let us then sympathisc with
the sailor. BOs. Cent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

H,OR SALE, fine toned square Piano Fens
L. by A. MUNRO,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

We learn that an Ecclesiastical Coun-
Gil, recently held in North Wrentham,
on the conduct of the Reverend Moses
Thatcher, after a session Of two days,
determined that his Reverence had been
guilty of unchristidn conduct in excluding
Masons from the Communion table, and
also decreed, that these excluded breth-
rem be received again into fellowship.
Messrs. Beecher and Goldman were
members of the Council Gaz
AT National Republican meeting,
lately held in sixth Ward of the City OF
New Y ork, among other resolves, it was
Resolved, That we cordially approve of
the determination announced by Gen.
Jackson in his late message, to decline n
reelection g. will chccrlully co-operaie
mih him in carrying his resolution INTO
eteci.-Clarkson Crolious was chair'n OF
this meeting.
The Rev. Edward Bcccher, of Bos-
ton, has been appointed Prcsd't of Ill.
College, and has accepted the appoint
ment.
MoSrIvIpEo.--Brig David Mafht,
arrived at Rio Janeiro, Nov. 10th, from
Montevideo, reported that place i'll q
state of revolution.
Francis lst, King of Naples, died al
his Capital on 7th Nov. and is succeeded
by Ferdinand Charles, Duke of Cabria,
who is in the Goth year of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05
EARTHEN e. GLASS WARE.

% a crates and package, earthsn and glnss
eDU ware, consisting of
Black printed dishes,
plates, twilIlers and mullins;
teapots, sugars and creams,
bowls, jugs and teas.
Edged dishes. plates, ,vifcp and mullins.
Enamelled Jugs, bowls, teas aud coAccs.
&C chambers, Jugs, baisons, bowls, plates,
twihcr,, mullins, mugs:
Flint, cut and plain decnnters, tunblcrs, wines,
mullins, cup plates, &c &c.
Tor sale by JNO. STEVENS & Go,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

sEJ@ A discourse will be delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Beechcr, at his Meeting
House, on Sunday evening next-aiter
which, collection will be taken for the
benefit of the DoRCAs SOCIETY.
Ifthe weather should prove unpleasant
the meeting will be deferred to the next
Sunday evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

THE ARMy.-From the report of maj
or General Macomb, it appears that our
army at present consists Of 6l88 men VIZ
546 commissioned officers, and 5G42 nom
commissioned officers and privates. The
Eastern Department is under the COM
mand of Gen. Scott, and the Western
under Gen. Gaines. New recruits from
| st of January to 3Oth September, 1880,
1888. The General anticipates the most
happy results in the physical and moral
condition of the army, from the abolish
mcnt of the issue of ardent spirits as a
part of the daily rations.
The Spaniards resident in New-Or-
lean. have opened subscription to ena-
bic such Spaniards as choose, to go
home and assist in the libcrations other
country.
A bill has passed the Senate of North
| Carolina, compelling Quakers, &c. to
pay a tax per anunm Of 81 90 each, as
an equivalent for their exemption from
bearing arms.
New JERSEY ELEcTioN.--A letter
from correspondent at Newly ork, says;
awe have glorious news from New Jcr-
sey. The State has gone triumphnntly
for the National Republican Ticket"
There was an earthquake at Port Ca
bello, Nov. Oath. At Lucacos, and the
mines of Arod, to the lceward, several
old houses were thrown down.
The present King of England, during
the three first months ofhis reign, dincd
l2l 900 persons at his table
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

RUssIA.-The Captain of a vessel, that
arrived at Boston on Friday, brings in
telligence from Elsinore to the 29th, and
Cronstadt to the 2lst November. He
informs that at the time he left St. Pc
tersburgh, a large division of the Rus
sian army had marched for the western
frontier. He heard nothing of war with
France. About five thousand persons
had been attacked at Moscow by the
prevailing disease; its progress however
had in some measure abated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05
MARRIAGES.

AT Portsmouth, on Sunday last, by the Hon.
Samuel Clarke, Albert q. Cook, esq. to Miss Han
nah {. Boyd. daughter Of Mr.. John Boyd, all OF
Portsmouth.
In Dartmouth, Mr.. James O. Grnnell Of Little
Compton, X. l. to Miss Charlotte |. Akin of the
former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05
NATHAN HASTINGS,
ID ENG about to remove from Providence, will
Id sell at COST, his stock of

" ENG about 10 remove from Providence WIN
ID sell at COST, his stock Of
EARTHEN,G GLASS & CHINA WARE,
Mahogany and gilt framed Looking Glasses;
Ivory, bone, and buck handled Knives and
Forks.
Brass, glass, japan, stand and suspending Lamps.
Cut, painted and plain. entry and manuiactory
Lanterns.
Brass Andirons, Shovel and tongs.
Double and single bordered Tea trays.
Britannia and Block tin Tea-Pots, Sugars and
Creams;
Together with many other articles too numerous
to mention. Country traders, innholders and pri-
vate families, who are in want of any of the above
articles, will do well to call soon.
Providence, Dec 8. 1880. 'awlm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

TAKEN from my Store. on tho 9Th instant, by
GEORGE WHEATON ALLEN, late publisher
of the Moral Envoy, in this village. one Black
LACE VEIL. Whoever will return the said Allen,
with the Veil; shall receive the above reward,
pAI'I COOK
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

The Importance of single type is IL
lust rated by the following notice IN
western papcr;-"The Court OF fieas
and Quarter Sessions is held this week -
In such court, VIC should imagine that
there would he brought many suits Tor
slsndcr and Baek-biiisg. ". s. Ga:eH'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
SESSIONS, has received his Early
Il Il supply of QUESTIONABLE GOODS, among

AkNE T. SIaSSl')NS, mas received nls larry
II Il supply QUESTIONABLE of GOODS, among
them the following, viz
Broad-cloths, black blue, olive, and mkt cns-
simeres ditto PeliS.e cloths, ditto English merlnos:
merinos, circassan. black Bonbazines, levdnincs,
and lustrings. Canton and nankeen grapes, mourn
ing ginghams. light ditto. elegant foulard and
French prints, merino shawls s. hdkis. berage
and silk handkerchefa, llorskn gloves and mitts.
fig d lannels & bombazetts for children; red, white,
yellow, and green hannes blue silk and imitation
camblets, brown camblet, plaid cambcts, Scotch
plaid, Tartan ditto, Rob-Roy plads, black and
slate worsted hose, white Nigona ditto; black,
slate and white ribbed wonted do; 6-i and S-A
linen damask, Russia diapers, ditto sheetng' sat
,inetts, tickings, checks,-and great variety It
other goods too numerous TO mention IN an ad-
ycr,seinent, all Of which will be sold low for cash,
or approved paper.
| Newport, Oct. 6, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

0no Messrs. German Jordan. Richard G. II.
u dan, Marlin ". Davenport. adiilnislrsfof
Nib the iiisnneaed Of WIN. Mathews dee
osssrd. Samuel fieminf, .Sacksils King and
Thomas Franklin ffaoy)
Tata nnfiee, that sn the sfh day Of sep.
tember. 1891. NJ The oihce Of 6iles Ward, 80
.he loan OF LsLshburg. ! shall proceed -
tsse The deposriees Of stephen Ptfrow. hob-
efi Wal ihsll, and Others, snd II not iiken On
TINT day, then they wiII be taken ~ the same
place, on he day thsreaifsr--aDd should u 60
be npen thar the sail depasitons be not taken
nv c 3mnieied on either OF the above meniionsd
DAYS, then they all be taken ~ Tue same
place, on saturday The 10th day Of The same
month, & regularly continued from day 10 dsy
for three days thereafter, Sundays es cepied, un-
I'll completed. Aud in the event that all oil
said dispositions should moi be taken or com
pletec on the above mee,iInei days, then. and
in that case, they sill be taken at the same
place, on Friday the 10Th OF the same month
sndyesr, and then regularly continued until
completed. All OF which said dispositions are
intended to he read before the Master Commis-
soars, and on the trial ola cause now depend.
ing md unhe,crmined Ia the Circuit Superior
Cont ofLaw and Cbsnccry, Tor The town oil
Lyns bburr, 10 which, the undersigned Is con-
plainani, and you are defendants.
THOMAS +. WRIGHT,
an infant under the age of u year,
who sues by William Gonsh, bis
guardian aud neIt friend
An,0 8 4w
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Langhorne's Mills

In the corporation Of Lynchb urg,
AHIiLL he in readiness for the reception
w OF Wheat by the goth of July. We
viii give the highest Gosh price for wheat, or
II preferred. barrel Of supeihne 0our, 70 pass
the Rchmoad inspection. for each i've and q
hall bushels.
Ihose Mills are situated on the bank Of
Black Waller Greek, just above the Toll Bridge.
Tue creek being nssigable, will admit Of boais
delivering and receiving th,ir lDads Al he door
ot Tie Rls, aud being not very distant from
the bosiness part of town. farmers can with.
out much Inconvenience and delay attend to
the discharge Of their Wagons.
We solicit an iptprvie. iih the growers and
liars vi Wheat. before they make d,sposi-
Of IL. NJ g. II. S. LANGH0RNE.
N. D. Servants charged with the delivery
Of wbra, Will be promptly attended TO, aud dis.
missed With oil possible despatch.
NJ. < II. S. l..
July Id. Is
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PIED MONT
STAGE ROUTE.
e g -!

81 EAvES Washington a, noon on tuesday,
III Thursday and Saturday ;passes through
the counties Of E'aiffaI, Prince Uihidm. lait-
qmer, Cnipcper. Madison, O'nge, At0es'drfe'
Nelson, Amhersf, 10 Lgnchbnfg---iN ence
through Campbell and Pilyifania 70 Dan
: vile, and tbsi,ce to Salem, Norm Carolina
"A, which place II in,ersee,s The Line 10 THE
Gold Region, aud the Line to Columbia, la
gusfa Miiifdgeuiifs. &c.
Time 90 Danpiiie distance oil 2oS miles,
three and a hall days. Fare, eighteen dollars.
This route branches nj iynchbarg AMI runs
10 Saism Va. at which place,n 'n'rrsec's The
Palieg Lineto Tennessee, Alabama. DC.
Distance from Washington to Salem. pirgt
MA. 253 miles. Time, 81 days. fare SIT 20.
From Lynehbug tue Subscriber also o"ns
Line 10 the Yugino Watering Places, trnyel.
led altogether in the day time distance l03
mites. Fare, S. 90.
from Washington TO Columbia, by my route,
the dsisnce IS b24 mills Ivy Richmond OH
miles To augusta 10 MiRedgeriie &c. the dis
lance b, my .on,e is nearer than that by hfcl.
.nond CT From six 10 nine hours allowed
for sleep for each night. The accommodations
are believed 10 be good throughout hut the
besf accommodations 10 DanyliIe, 10 Salem.
Va. and the watching Places are provided by
WIN. SMITH, Cu.peper, CHI IA,
NAV 81. Is
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WDuHsUANf ioads;rse 81 ihe e0aft 81 81
Amherst, pronounced 10 ssit therein
depending between yames ID. Johns Frances
his wife, and others, the heirs at la~ 81 1eo'ge
NJ. Tinsley, deed. rIaufiifs, and Aifea iins'ey,
saother Of The heirs AZ Law OF Tue saih oeo1es
NJ. TiasIey. decd defendant the unhcisienea
" III proceed, On Thursday. the is'n Gay VI
August nexi, II fair, IL rot the neat 10" Gay
thereafter, al The klansion house OF me .a'e
George N. finsiey, decd. in the coen'y OF Am
heTsi, 90 sell lie real estate OF "nicn 'he ss'o
George NJ. JinsIey died sized, consisting oi'''
follow ing TIA CTS Of land, situated W tue Gon"'y
aforesaid, to Wit: Que troci, being shet upon
which The said George VI. finsiey fesideis. 'ie
time Of his death, adjoining the lands OF Dao.
ney Philips aud other, containing 81 eeres.
One tract on ouer Creei, sl0inng The lands OIL
Samuel Hoge, Richard S. Ellis aud others
containing l36 acres. One tract adjoining
the lands Of Wm. f. Rosne & ohers, contai"-
ing 65 acres QUE tract adjoining the ianos,
| belonging TO Spencer Sotvei's estate co 'ain.
ing 684 aofss. One tract, adjoining The Lana.
Of Thomas Barbour, Alesander iinSe} ano
others, containing 52d acres. Aud Que o'hei
tract lying on the Gold Mountain, beng me
same allotted to the heirs ofthe saih george
~. fiosley decd, by ths decree oi The superior
Courto OF Chancefy 10 sui therein dcpenuipg'
Ciemoni vs.. Tiuslsy and others
A credit " III be given, Of one two aud three
years, the puf chaser TO enter into bona O. stcu-
rhy with len upon he land to secure the pay.
meat oil the purchase money.
JAMES LEE,
JACOB HAAS, Commls'
EDMUND WINSTON sioners.
ISAAC RUCKER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

yNyHE Races over the Rocky Mount Course
will commence on Thursday he Odd de Y
OF September. and continue three days, free
tor any horse, mare or gelding.
The irst dsy-two mile heats for $2Q0-en
trance $l5.
The second day-mile heats for the oruprie.
tors purse--entrance $40.
The third day--a s~eepstake race one mile
and repeai-entrance $25. Que ALREADY en-.
tered and several others in training for this
race.
The cash will be put up by the proprietor
wiihout discount.
The rules of the Rocky Mount Course, which
are similar to those Of the New Market Course.
TO govern.
The Track will be in fine order, aud the pro.
pf'eioE he prepared 10 accommodate all TOR.
e'gn horses NTH good stables, old grain and
fodder He has also enlarged his buildi es and
will he enabled 10 accommodate all who may
think proper to call on him.
twill he noticed that the racing over the
Rocky Mount Course commences the week sf
ter the races at Liberty, and The week be fore
The races at HALIFAX, sffording sufficient time
10 gentlemen of the turf To attend each. Msny
hna horses from the lower country are expec-
ted, and 6ne sport ANTICIPATED.
THOMAS HALE, Proprietor.
July % tdr
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@ A BH liz G L S

HSfiE Subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and customers, hey are nisbniao.
turing aud receiving from Their northern man
factories good supply OF Que aud TWO horse
Barouches, with pumber u other Carriages,
such MS Gigs. Sulok,c. Bughys, &c. also u
newly Constructed Ca'riagAN-suitnble and
convenient Tor Family use, witch they Offer
Tor sale al the lowest prices Any person wish
ing an article in their line Of business would do
well to call AT their old stand, near the lowe
end OF moin-street, Lynchbuvg. where they
esn select hom great variety of Carriages.
~ All UrJers for Carriages from any par
Of tho Co1nlrv wIlI be thankfully received AMI
nrady executed y iii despatch.
W Repairing done a, the shortest notice by
II. X. BEACH & Co.
June % WITS
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=. william Davis and Robert. shAtead. VIII
liam Shs.sead. Edmund shatiead, Francis
Shseseaa and Fl zrheih Shast,sd he'fs AMI
,rarr.eptAsisss Of yssnss Shassssd, sen dc.
QflAkE o1fCE-Ihai ~ re s'h Day Of
<1n' pe.i.s AInss. Amherst eonnsy, aha J take
shs {epass:isns Of Lini.sy Bnsk. and uibsrs,
20 be re4d ~ s>fslencr % ihr rial oil shit
10 the cifrun snpesss, tesu Of Low hDf
ch4acrry, saldep 10 i.snehbu'g. ~ ehieb
sm ulxia,iK and yon arc defendants u sad
sssxpnstinns arc ne' tnhen OF cnmplti-d on ibai
s.v. shall continue lhrn hom day 10 day
lntil completed lsuBd#ys eseepied
RICHARD 5. ELLIS,
snrviv;ue Partner vi ha ans II. :. Ella.
Aug. II idt
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REMOVAL,.

HfHE subscriber has taken The Bell Tavern
at Nelson Court House, (Loymgs on
where he Is now ready 10 receive all persons
who may favor him with their company, aud HI
pledges hi,nself,o use every cAeftion TO CIV,
tpe most general saisfa ciion.
His house Is situated near the Courthouse
ana is large and sonimodlous. His stable is o
brick, and calculated TO hold from forty 10 fifty
horses,--this is likewise pleniiiully supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atten
zion OF &c cd aud faithful servants, he falter
himsslf will entie him 10 patronage.
lib. STOUT.
Nelson C, III. Oct 81 Is
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ENOB KENT, for mo or more years, the
III Store and Lumber Houses AT Waugh )
LILY, belonging TO the cstate OF James Waugh.
u Is benss~s.ia- he The best stand for a Store
and Grocery IN this psr.e.f the country being
situated immediately on The banh at lanes
River. at the intersection oil ve,y public roar,
leading from New Glasgow, and the Pedlbr
Mills, 10 Liberty, Salem, &c. which crosses al
the Ferry and that leading from Lynohburg
10 Lexington, which is about 10 be turnpiked.
II Is also the place Of deposit for the product
Of 1.-TWO populous and fertile sections Of country
lying in Amherst aud Bedford and has the
advantage Of the River lraie Which is valuable
The tenant can have the Ferry with the es,sb.
lishlnent, If Il is desired. and possession thi.
fall. WILLIAM ARMlSiEAD.
July 81 w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Trustees' sale OF AanA

1slY virtue II a deed Of nus' eaeoui ed TO us
- and Richard :. Ellis BY Johh Ware. Sen.
brnring dale on The 25fh day oftAprii 1927,
aud oil record in Inc County Court OF Amherst,
we viii, on the 10Th day of August, 1881, ut
Amherst Couri iious,, lt being Coort da, }
sell by way ofpablic auction ceriaia trace
or pared OF Land. with IT'S oppnrlenances, con
tanning
gao ACRES.
more or less, situate j." the County ~ Amherst
adjoining The Lands OF David >. Gailiud IL
beng The same tract that was conveyed 10 tue
said Ware by John Lusk.
Tie terms Of sale will be very liberal and
viii be made known atti.o time and place Of
sale.
The file 10 this land Is believed 10 be good,
but rs We act merely as Trustees, we VIII oai,
convey 10 the purchaser such title as syested
in us by The deed aforesaid.
EDWARD WINSTON,
WILLIAM ARMlSlEAD.
la