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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16
TO TIE EpIreHs oe THE wma.

NUARLOTTESviLI-
Gentlemen: In tho Wing Of Thursday last appeared
an address to the Visitors Of the University of Vrr
written by one who signs himself "Civis" and rTofc
Igs hlInsoh young man intimately acquainted with the
University. With those who have any KNOWLEDGE Of
nc present condition and government of the JJniver
si'y, hIs remarks viii not have the least weight Rnf
uch Hsreprcsentations appearing print Of so hirh
standing and SO wide circulation as yours nav IN
nFe the institution in the opinion Of those who IRE To-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

his fees. N "''AiSSoa on paying
The late affnr with the Times miylt hs ,,
ID scenes, and acted farce. Suppose Poola GU
rnnche TO arrange it thus who could dcnv Tho tr,th
"i the representation? ' 'u'"
L"'8 .N;od'c Ny lords. yau have been vi,,,,,
ousiy aud maiciuu>lv a,,arkad '''ia'"-
1 1".,s :. Privilege! prv,ls.!
'thing." -'c "e'h caI1h
omnes libel: hhcn
f o ''"n@Ie; move that The libcl.er be called
lEnte,. P,infe.. cad t,,o oa;oo..,
ID 5ts'"P What is your namca
Printer NJ or d.
i p,sa, no'aIe DID you call Lord Noodle thinp
u r.ry young Peer. Who Wrote This 49, =, >,
Printer SHAME tell '"-' mere hnei'
II re'y nd Peer Did Mr.. B. write IL
Omnes. Withdraw withdraw!
neat dinner, ,cih bottle Of cla,et bnS .i ia
previously ordered by his teea! keepe.s 81 'e'
The Chair What saw v,, nou.
W." s'1H De the punishment of IN s Offender
FRI Dodie Six iii, mis- i.mprnonment,
G"rd >S s:;9. e.'am fine of hundred pounds,
OmneS Fine aud i'm yri:onment!~ ;nn' t. palu:
and fine! -iinPrisonment
q s'il s"an 1Joiee Or shy, reprimand.
O''' 81 fePTiihaHo! reprlmlGd.
SCENE
~, Enter printer, attended as 6efayc.1
1"e Cn"r You have colled Lord n thioo -
Lord Dotd.e Hear, hear,
ne CnG'T; To cal! Lord thing, is tn I;beI o
LORD; to libel Lord is to libel the House of Lords.
10, 10 0le Inc House Of lords is to libel King, and
Lord Doodle. And cvery one else.
Ihe CHAR You are repr;manded. Paw vorr
Fees, and 90 about Your business '0ui
lF'F-ter tips tae o6tce's the blunt, and uanishes.
SCENE V.
me Char Enter the rePrimnnd on the journals.
congratulate your Lorshifs on your vfadcate,l
Lord Monde a noble vindcaion!
L"rd D"Ud'e. A noble vindicaion.
O'nnes n"hl, vndicai,nn.
lFtourn'SA Of truanpets. Ereunt Peers. s6Uutino.
ricat Priuilegium"l
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To THE EDIyoRs or THE Wing.

GENTLEMEN II have been watching every paper since
'he meeting on Tuesday evening last hoping and ex-
pectng to see call of the committee appointed that
aid of the appropriation of Legislature to
ah assistant Engineer. It may be that too mpa-
tient upon this subject, but if understand the case
asgh that the Governor will wait the result of APP
pcations to be made by this committee, before he will
make another overture other engineer is of the
iirst Importance that the committee should net mme-
dlately But if this not the case-what is TO be
gained by delay? Feeling is up, and the commit
tee should strike while the iron is hot" am ready
for the impression. Z. STREET
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

Tine replies tn Civis. will be read will, ;n,s,cs,
by the friends Of the Univers:fv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16
NtctssuossU 89at)du .
TAtsrSdMy .Ecc1iiiag, .TMrsc Ili.

FRoM GLouE.
pom knowledge of these facts predict that both
MI Clay and Mr. Calhoun will be candidates for the
fresidency-'odrrng upon General Jackson but ami
eaos to each other They will play into each others
hands. while they pretend to keep up competition
ioi me principles in the North and South with which
each has sought to identify himself. In the AxrrTA
mfr Mr. Clays partizans will go for Mr.. Calhoun
III the hope that they can, by uniting with the portion
inc jackson strength which he may be able draw off,
give him the vote of these States. In the TARIFF
STATES MIR: Calhoun'S partizans, will, for the
reason, go for Mr. Clay The principal effort will be
Clay Globe.
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NEW ZANE OF COACHES.

Richmond. Seottsriiie and Statnton ssaI Coach.
VENHlS new Line Of Coaches will commence rupinc
Il on Saturday he 81 Day Of April next. II viii
eun by Powei'-, GOochland Court House, G org.'s
L nsleyvlr, Columbia Winn's Tavern, to Seot,sviie
hence by Noun, Israel to New York. where it inter-
sec's with the Line from Cbar!ot,s to Stanton
aud ,hence TO Lexington ard Giyardore. This age
VIII leave Richmond Tuesdsy. Thursday, and Saturday
and return Sunday Wedue day aid Fiday: thu, The
Public will have line OF Coaches SIX times a week
through TO Stanton, ard Guy andos, viz three times
week by iinsleyvi!ie and Charlottesville and tire
times by Scotsvie and N-w.York making a Daily
Lne:hom Richmond 10 Guyando,te on The Ohio Rive r
(Sundavs .xcspted) The above line will NEE, at
Georges; the line running three times a week from
Fred, ricssburg TO FarmvIie, Prince Edward Court
House, Hsmrdeu Sidney College Sc. SC which will
give TO h- Public in his ion OF the State The ac
COMMUNICATION hey have so long wished for The Scots
Vile line will also inersect the line running from
Lynclburg 10 Charlottesville a; Mount I.ra.I
EDWIN PORTER.
April 2. lIO-u
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~ VIRGINIA AT Rules bOiden ~ the CIefks Office
v Of the superior Court Of CbsDcefy f,r the Rich.
mond District the TIN day OF March, 1881:
william Burton and Mary his wife, Pilfs.
Agarst
william Winston, Ann NorveII and I,ham Allen
and Elizabeth his wife, ID .tdts
The defendants, William Wirson, and I,bsm Allen
aud Eizsbsh his wife, not having enteted their APP
P-aTonce aud given secut sordng TO he Act OF As
sembly and the Rules Of ihs Cour, aud /,
by satisfactory evidence that they are not iohabfan
II ibis County 10 is ordered That the sail d.ien.
dan's do appear here the ist day q lac ~ x Jons
Tsrm, end answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and thai
copy Of thiIOrdef be forthwith inherited in some ne
paper published 10 the City Of Richmond, for two
months excessively. aud posed at the ont door Of
he Capitol, ia The sad CITY. copy, Tese,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, G. O.
March g. O0Ivew
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COOLEY'S ~ AEaT IHRESI4INTG MI
CIINE

FHtHE Puhlc are respec fully informed that an OPP
q porunity is now cffred hem Of seeiag the above
valuable Machine in operation every day, between the
hours OF and III O'clock, in the bulldog With
ard running by the size OF ,e C,atk's. A air and
candid comparison OF his with he OF err Mseli es now
ofetng 10 the public, all The proprietor asks or ex
pects; end he doe. not hesitate in leving that il viii
be found equal in getting crops any other 10 use
1 he velocity Is lees, tie coacave bed forming a hal
circle, and consequ' nily giving longer action OF tie
Dealers on the grain added 10 the complete separation
OF tue ~hsai from the straw and Ina, it'll, or no dus
Is created, he considers as important stons
Ii has been in use during the last season in Peun,,l
yanIa, where IL has successfully competed with Doctor
Cla,k's. L. COOLEY
The invsn er and prophet or OF the above will remain
ia Richmond lew days longer, aud will dispose Of
Counes, or take pleasure in showing aud exy ainipe
the properties OF bs' Machines ihose WHO may cell
on HIN, at the Office OF Me- Jno. o. Lay, who's lis
authorsed Agent, 10 act for Linn in his sbgcDce
Aprill2. 1875
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WlRGINIA-In Chancery-At rules boldtn in the
v clerks office of the couny court OF Caroline on
the 7ih day OF Feb, 1881;
Samuel ID. PeatrosJ, Pl,H
against
James Thompson ard Susan his wife, and said James
as adn'er dc bouis con with the will annexed of WIZ
Peato's, deed aud Others, Dshs
The defendants, X berl J Peaiross, CharlesA B r..
iuss, Matthew Pss!fo's Will am Pea,foss the heirs of
Babara ID. Hudson, Henry Y. Raines aud Sarah h 8
vi, aud Jotn Goodwin and J,ue his wife not hav-
Ing uttered heir appearance aud given security ac-
offing to he at Of Assembly & the rules Of this ut
not iDbRbi sDs Of lhis common aih-It il ordertd
that the said defendants do appear before the Jus Of
our cid court, dt the courthouse the second Monay
in APn mex, and aoswer The plsi0uHs bill; aud tiat
copy OF this order b. in It'd 10 some ne W. pub.
lshud III he city oil Richmond, for mtn success
sivey; and iba copy Of this order be pesied at TIE
front dor OF he courthouse Of hs county.
copy. Tese.
JOHN l.. PENDLETON, D. C..
Feb IL. Sg-eSs
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Mar. 81.

H a kEWARO-i}inds on lie morning of
w y " lie l' inst my mo JIM betw, en- rs e. 40
y~sss tid faher under the ordinary szs Of pesro m.
end not entirely black, is little tongue.ied, and
"ouu say hsps In albng, Gear recoIleetsd exesot
one hbk brbitd he lea yer, biz yes ere ysIovx
ish' MY opinion is, he IL n Richu o. d or on J,n.s
River; sl Reasonable expsnces viii be rad bV eooysw
ing nun TO zoe, livrg the ook Bridge vyl,I,in
nve miles OF Richmond All perfon, ave fotews,nsa
from harborng or employing, u lug or cotvs,,n1 his,
away at the petit OF the Law. JOHN WATKINs.
Aprl5 ia 80
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The subscribers will continue the business at their
old stand, Sycamore street Ia would be, per IDS
useless 10 enumerSte the number Of packages or the
variety OF names. which fancy ard fashion has given
he Ierents tyl lea Of sood. but we do say in the
broadest OF the word that for verety extent
ae In ih' selection OF goods, particularly fer the Pc
ter-burg market, are moi surpassed by any house
South OF toe Poomae. Tia! can and tcH sell as
cheap, sppsa evident, from here tofore nluerou.
customers We solicit continuance otthis patronage
20 The new concern. JAMES KYLE
r. III CAPERTON.
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By The Governor IF the Commonwealth of Vireiuia
n PROCL.4.1LdTTO.H


AWHrEREA,iss ni s has been received by the
on the III b day OF December last pear Warren in the
county oil Aibemarle, an attack made on Mrs
i'snshaD widow lady, by mUlltio man unknown (,
her, obvlou'ly with an n.eut OF hitting violence
made felony by statute; aud the said muat,o has fl ed
from justice and ia now going at large. Now, ih-re.
10 2 l, John Floyd, Governor of the Comm on we aln
OF virginia, have thought proper, with the advice Of
the council OF STATE 10 offer reward of fifty dollar.
any psrfon or per who will discover lbs perp..
raoF o. the assault aforesaid: And d. moreover ne.
iqure all cicrfs, civil end military, AID ex or, the
good people OF h; Cjmnonw salih to uss their bea,
endeavors to dscovor The eff nJer Aforesaid tia, he
may be apr ehended and d. al, with the law directs
Given under my hand a. Governor, AID under the
Seal Seal If he Common wealth At II CHI.
mond, this % day Of Mlsch. 1881
JOHN FLOYD.
The sad negro dressed in bait worn blue broad
cloth coat AID paEtaloons red striped and half.
una hat, with knapssck his back and drawing
knife 10 his haDi; no lesh mark reco 'lec,ed unless
some scratches made by her 10 his tace, which sbe
thinks che made; he is seppos.d 10 be sbou, feet
o. nches high, boutwell, IN de and dark mulatto
March 20. IOs-.w4w
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HNOR NEW ORLEANS.-The coppered End copper
4 ia'tened Brig, United Sa'es, Henry c. B.r mas.
ter, will leave Norfolk for New Od4aus on the ooh
Of 20 b this month (Aprl) Persons wishing To ship
slaves by this vessel requested to make esrlv an
pcaOn by letter or in person to
JACOB VICKERY, Agent
Norfolk Pa.
Apri 5. III q,
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NJ .rch %.

MAN UFACl ORlES-VERY VALUABLE AND
MOST ADVANTAGEoUSLY SITUATED.
Il Enc de'irous to 'ufail cur business. sc shall
Il Soifer for sale on Mo day, the 2 OF May next, ON
me premises at 10 ecl1ek, the following described
property, at pubic auction 10 the hghes, bidder:
efms, "ili re' one tbfd cash--one ,hitd month";,
aLd one lhd IL months credit; purchases giving an.
proved negotiable noes, with approved endors,r, an
paid. nv '
Lot No n Nail Factory and Rolling and Silt.
tng .hitt, bull, OF stone and brick two tories bi,b
ans izo i-'t in Iengh; conss'ing OF gater-wbeels
IA aehiues or ing aud head ng nail, OF all sizes at
s'u,e opefaUo0; tpke ditto, for cutting spikes from
10 D ihche'; cylinder duo for cutting ppriys and
ofafs OF every descriptions; l R.ller. and Shutters
.omP,e'e' attached to a waef-wbeeI, l3 by Is feet;
AR Furnaces, fr beaipg iron; Smith, Sbop in tbs
oaseme nt story, and Lathe for turning rel ers Tho
whole Is upon large scale, and well calculated for
a" ek'ensv We bu.ihess, with an ample supply Of water
Lvi NO. IA IMHJor grinding Plosier Of Paris
pun WHO wood, aud par OF Iset stons, with \
S,usher and ell. Can readily grind from IL 10
10 tu'bels pr hour.
Lot No S.--A Sa,o mn, with 2 Jaws. well ron.
stinc cd. Iis frame building and is ron Ie,ss a,
$500 per annum. "
Lot No. a. Turning and bIaeksmin's Shop,
sSies hgh o"it OF sson~ and BRICK, 80 by rs feet
Win OVERSIGHT wheel entitled to 20 cbes Of water
ann IS row upon lcasf $500 per annum
i'2' No 81 Corn and Gfist mn bn If stoae
and ri@k, siotes hgt, atout SO By 25 f,e, 2 psir
OF ieet stones, an Oycrslo'- Wheel, double seafed
sieVa'oT'' &c all complete or grinding corn with very
little manual lahour.
inc dOuVs FTcPsfy ls sit1ated in The Cry Of Rich.
none; on james fYer, end opposite To III Capitol The
~ oil Faetoty, Payer Mil, and saw Mil, have head
dnd TAIL OF IL feet alter, which sUsc, pt bl. Of being
proved TO is feet at sotiI expense; ID, Corn Mil
ana Turning Shop, have a head and Tell OF "a feet
uInsf ara mere minute particulars a. 10 the rights
and privilege which fufchss vii be entitled To-
vi" be made kDoan at the Tine Ct sale
Possession will be given Of each esfaLIishment on o
Is July next, cr atsuth other period as NAV be b,r
gained fof at The tale. "
PHILIP HAXALL * CO.
pUginio, CITY n Richmond.
"'''' OF lGg-tds
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TO ny SOUL

TO NY SOUL.
Not on pra, orlcss bed, not on "a ptayloss bed,
Compose thy weary limbs To rest
For they Ulono blessed
With bNlmy sleep,
Whom angels keep.
Mo- not though by opprost
Or though, OF anxious sorrow,
Nor though IN many coil pctpieNed
For coming morrow
Lay not thy head
On praycilcss bed.
For who eau say. when sleep thine eyes shall close,
That c0tthly and woes
Rouse up my SOUL
Slumber CONTROL
Aud let Thy limbs burn brightly;
So shall thine eyes discern
Things : pure and slightly;
Taught 10y the Spirit, lcaTu
Never prayercss bed
10 lay thine unbless'd head.
Bethink thee slumbe,ng soul, of all that's promised
10 faith, IN holy prayer:
l''es there within thy breast
A worm that gives unrest?
Ask peace from lleaven-
Peace will be given;
Humble scf-ove aud pride
Before the cfuCiGcd
Who for Thy sins has died,
Nor lay Thy weary head
On thaukless, prayoTless bod.
Hast thou II o pining want, wish, euro,
That calls loo holy pTayerl
Has thy day been bright
That, in It's flight,
There ia trace of sofrow?
Aud art thou sure To morrow
Wl loo like this, and
Abundant Dos thou lay mp Thy store,
Aud s,ill make place ,ot morei
Thou fool this night
Thy soul may wing its flight.
Must thou no being than hysolf more dear,
Who tracks the Ocean deep,
And when storms
The wintTy lowering skies,
For whom thou wakost and woepest'
Oh when thy papgs deepest,
Seek there the covenant ark of prayer,
For lac that slnnberoth is there
HIS oprG thy cries:
oh! then prayeicss bed
Lay not III, thoushiess head.
Hast thou no loved ono than hyself more dear
Who claims prayer from thee
Some who noet bend the knee
From iuidehO!
Think, IL 10y prayer they're brought
Thy prayrt-to be forgiven;
Aud making peace with Heaven,
Unto the Cross They're led;
Oh! for their sOkes, prayerless bed
Lay not thine unbossod head
Arouse thee, weary soul, yield to slumbor
Til in communion blcst,
With the elect yo rest,
Those souls of couRtoss numbe
And with them Iaiso
The note of praise,
Reaching iiom earth TO heaven,
Chosen, redeemed, forgiven;
So lay thy happy head
Pray crowned, on blessed bed.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FASBE Co.partnersbip heretofore existing under the
ID hrm OF kyles Caperon, expired by Limitation
on the 2lst February last Those who are indebted
TO that concern must pay. JAMES KYLE,
JOSEPH KYLE.
T. Ii. CAPERTON,
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To Daniel Gail and Daniel Norberne Norfon
a NENILEMEN-Hevi wing paid and sa. e. ID 10 yov
w as the Agents for Walter Dunn Ex'or of john
G'ah' M dec, neary The en- ire debt for which the
Land advertised by you. Daniel Norbotne Norton, as
trustee, TO be sold the 18Th day OF Ap,il next il
liable and having Informed you, that in few days.
su' certainly be lore the day fixed fer the sale shall
nave arrived bat the entire residue Of the ssid debt
sh" De pad, viii all proper costs Tor recording the
Deed oil trust aud inser ing he said advertisements
ana havirg been ty you, Daniel Cali, informed on
me I'm DAY Of the present month, that YOU should
iorhwth tend the Bonds executed by me to Walter
Dunn, ana Tor The payment Of the residue of which
me s'ld sale was 10 be made and that the said ssla
would yet proceed 10 he made, for the siue OF the
debt cue rom me- Now, therefore as YOU the said
Daniel Call and Daniel Notborne ortor have under-
taken 10 act, and have acted the Agent for the said
punn' hereby notify you, ha, before the day OF ssls
snai he ready 10 pay the whole Of residue of the
sa debts and he costs aioreead and shall require the
deVey OF the Bonds aforesaid ard that they must not
De oy you removed, ar 20 disposrd of, bat,he NAV
not be cancelled and delivered Up to me.
Your ohediert servant.
EDWARD ANDERSON.
M,rch % io5V
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New AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE =
The undersigned have associi,ed III smselyes for
h- purpose OF transactng general Auction and Gem.
m'son business, under the style and firm OF Lancaster
DENLY Co They are prepared to receive good. aud
produce OF every description consignment, which
dVances will be made, IL requirsd-They also ten.
er their services 10 the public for the sale of
ate &c. LANCASTER s. DENNY,
March 10. lO2-l2t EDWIN ROBINSON.
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Sale " vdiuabie Lands in the Countv or
NetU- Kant

.NetU- Kant
E2f eirue of decree OF tn Superior Court Of
b ChAncery, FOR the R;chm Odd district in a causs
therein depending between William Browne and ober,
on beha OF hemsl Ives sni other crs dtors nj William
Douglass dect ased, Plainds-sg apst John III g. mes
H. Chls ian, Executors Of he said William DougiAss
the widow aud heirs Dsfendants-I shall proceed t.
SELL Tor cash before The Courthouse door Of New.
Kent on The IL day Of May next, that valuable es-
ate lying on Chieksbomny river, the late CT
william Douglass, deceased, called X ,mef-znd also
hs tract OF 3oo acres beongiog to said estate and
lying in The couniy.
April IL JI2 s,s
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DRY GOODS .aI' VHOLE S.RLIS IND RE-
Tail.

E PENFORD, BROOKS, & Co., have enlarged III cir
ED wholesale and retail Store rooms aud are now
rsfeiving and opening handsome ami we'll selected
assortment OF good and fashionable Spring Goods,
comprising every article in their Iine-ihe most Of
winch were purchased at the NV York package
'aes at auc iOn upon the most advantageous tsrmy-
They par cnldly invite Country MeIch aud re tail
purchasers, 10 call and examine their ST ok of goods
as they are determined to sell ohep.
April D. lll-2aH6w
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Always on hand Boiling Cloths equal u any on the
continent, Cigars in eigh hon -fourth-snd one
half boxes approved brands, Pale Sherry, and genu
me Old Port Wine in battles-partcuiarly g. cted 4
this market. PETERSBURG, Aoil 1, 1881.
April 3 ll2-ltt
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pofudsie property IN Washington City, for sale or
erehdngeJor Young Negroes
S1NlIBER one, Two, three, Jour Houses and Lots.
"a A IN central and thriving part of the Civ now
under ear, and Paying an interest upon near SO 600
an III good reralr The owners having eye TO the
West, will give a bargain in or more of the Hou-
ses ard LIS, 10 suit purchasers. Those wishing 10
buy or trade, a'e rtqcesitd TO call and Judge Tor them
seNes-iour or hive negroes will be taken for good
House and Lo' The large slave holders Of Vitsinia
and Maryland, and Others wishing to Luy or tade are
ihvi,ed 20 address (pos' Paid) a, SHEPARD.
Mdich 10 102-2iw6w
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Philapelphia, April 4 b. 1881.

HNOR SALE'-The Coal Pits formerly known bv
T. the name Of Gr0ham's Coal Pits.-By yrius
OF Deed OF Trust made 10 Daniel CALL and the sub.
scriber-by Edward Anderson and Ann, A. his wife
aud recorded in the county Cour, OF Goochland to Sc
cure the payment OF debt due from the said Edmund
Anderson 10 Walter Dunn, Executor Of the last will
aud testament OF John Graham, d. ed, viii be sold OH
the 18Th day Of Arrl next 20 the highest bidder for
ready money a, Haiam's Hotel in the CRY of Rich
mond, the tract OF laod lying and ling on James
River, in the county If Goochand and state of Virgil
mia, and described in the said Deed Of Trust as con.
tanning nine hundred aud eighty two acres and one
quarter OF acre, be the same II ore or es,-Tbs III
lie is beevedTo be good; but selling as trustee shall
only convey such ehi il ve.ted i'm me by the said
deed. DANIEL NORBORNE N6RTON
h1arIb IL. lOl-tds T,us,..