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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02
VaL,tabte Real Estate for Sale.

UCNNOle ItGuC LStufe fOf SAFE.
ia VIE subscriber offors, at private sale, his
IA Warren Estate, containing five hundred
and eighty-iivc acres OF the very bet James
River land, and inferior to no estate Of its size
on the river, as far as his observation has eX-
tended About one third OF the estate is in
woods, and the balance open land. The i'm
provemcnts consist of comfortable DWELLING
house, kitchen, smoke house, SC brsides very
spacious granery, several large doub e tobacco
barns, CRIBS negro quarters, &c. Should the
above very valuable estate not be sold privately
before the 9TH day of January next, (Wednes-
day., 1t will on that day be offered at public sale
to the highest bidder, OH credit of one, two
and three years. aid as soon as the land is dis
posed OF, the stock of all kinds, plantation
utensils, DC. will be sold, Together with the
crops OF corn, fodder, oats, sc. en- a credit or
twelve months for all sums of ten dollars and
upwards. under that amount cash Persons
wishing TO purchase, will be shewn the land by
my manager Mr.. Lewcllyn, residing on the es-
tate, or they cen apply To- The subscriber for any
information which may be desired CONCERNING
the premises. The purchaser will be required
10 give satisfactory security, with deed in trust
Oh the land, 10 secure the payment. ct the
same lime and place, will be nired for the ensu-
ing year, between twenty aud Ihrtg very yalu-
able young egroes, belonging to the estate o.
Napoleon b. Magruder. The above sale and
hiring will be continued from day TO day till the
whole is completed
EDWARD 0. GOODWIN.
n. Is There will be at least two hundred
and fifty bushels Of wheat seeded this fail on
the estate.
a. The Editors Of the Enquirer and Wing,
and Char oteSve Advocate, will please pub
lish the above notice twice week i'll their pa
Pers, I'll the day Of sale, and forward their
accounts On that day to the subscriber for pay
ment. T.. O. G.
Oct 3-2awfds
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Mr.. PEA GREEN HAYvG famed for his conncc.
tlon with the celebrated actress, Miss FooTE has
applied, by letter, to the Earl of harrington 10
have restored TO him the Jewels which he presented
TO the above named lady, ut time when he
thought she was about TO become his wife. His
lordship very properly rctl5cs to pay the sum oil
900, ut which Mr.. PE> GREEN UhyNE estimates
the value Of the said jewels. Never were gallants
so completely Invested ofihc romance which &houId
attach to galiantry, were Col. BERKLEy and his
scapc goat MIR. HiYNE.
The following is copied from Il late London paper
Pea Green Haync hasscnt 10 the husband Of hi:
old theatrical flame for the Jewels he had pre-
scented her in tho days of cloves vouur dream -
ana the following jcu d'eSPrit appears i'll the last
Court Journal.
TO THE Earl or H-RG-, " FROM
u. g. II, ESQ.
When you gaze on her forehead so fair
O'rshadcd with beautiful curs,
You are welcome my lord to the hair
But send me, pray send me tho pearls,
In the green sunny days ofmy youth,
lent them hor trcsscs to braid
When | paid her my vows;-and, in truth,
Ny VOWS We're the least that paid!
When her hand in affections on press
As it glidcs DER the harpsichord's strings,
The fingers are yours | confess,
But lay claim to- The rings.
Your Lordshp's behaviour is cruel
For ,ny right 10 the baublcs is n!ain:-
Is n countess TO iaunt with Jewel
Intended Cor dear Mrs. II?
lfmy reasoning appear to be tame,
10 the harsh accusation I'm mutc;
HIS arguments sure o be lame,
Who is basely deprived OF his Foote!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

" IRGINIA:-At u superior court of chancery,
holden ut the former Capitol in the City Of
Williamsburg, the eth January 1850: Robert Christian
Peer Ladd 81 Company. Ann Royster John H. &, Jones
r. Christian, ex'fs OF WIN Douglass, decd aud Fran
ces &. Clayton, pitts. against Judith B. Hill, Ann g.
ii an infant by James Cabanss her guardian assigned
and VIM. Tyler eX'i OF VIM. l. Hill, decd, dts.
On motion OF the l'aintIfs by counsel, James Caba
Mss is signed guardian 10 the infant defendant, de-
lend her III this suit; and thercupon the
this day. to be heard Gu the bi. and exhibits
and argued 10y counsel. consideration whee cot
the court DOH adJudSe, order and Decree that the follow
ing accounts he taken before Of the commissioners OF
this court: FIRST, account OF William ryer's
tions, executor of VIM L. Hill, deed: in taking
which account, the audit returned the county
Charles City, copy Of which, filed with the BILL is t
be taken. pna sce true, liable surchsT ged
iasied by the tltls in taking which account the Com
missioner is directed Ia ascertain, what portion of the
PERSONAL estate of the said Wm f. Hill has been applied
To the payment of debts which bound his heirs: Second
an account Of the claims Of the pits and such other
creditors OF VIM. T.. Hil may exhibit and prove Their
demands before the Co.nnss OncS, the usual terms
designating III said account, such of said claims bind
the heirs of said WIN T. n decd: Third an account of
the probable annual value o. the real of the said
VIM T. Hill, which his heirs hold by devise, descent
lis situation and quantIy which said several accounts
the Commissioner is desired 10 examine, state, and settle
and to the court report with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may be required
by the parties 10 he so stated.
lO.h SEPTEMBER, 1881.
This cause came this day. to be further heard on
the papers formerly read and the report OF sale made by
ne Marshall pursuant the decree of the second day OF
N""'''S tihH WAS ny COulScl on COnSIde
ton whereof, the confirming the said report doth
aGJudSe, order and decree that the same established
between the parties: and the court doth further adiudoe
oder and decree, that of the Commissioners of this
court take the usual mode an account Of any further
dem aud, existing against the Of Wm T. Hill decd
according 10 the principles stated in The said decree il
beng mtima,cd there other creditors who have not
heretofore exhibited their claims the Commissioned
which account the ConiInssinner is directed examine
state and settle, aud the report, with nv matters
specially stated deemed nertAsnt Dy himself or which
may be required by the parties TO he so stated.
Copies, Teste. JAMES CABANISS, C. c.
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SAFE cS iSgocE--syassx -Kss2sxE
ET1s. Es2apE.

a T WestbuTy, in Charles City, will be sold
"a on Monday, 5th of December next, at
pablo auction, all the stock of cattle, one
horse and four mules the farming utensils and
household and kitchen furniture, aud The stock
OF corn and fodder, af,er which the land, Ton
which crop of wheat OF $40 bushels has been
Sced"dl consisting of the whole plantation, ex
coping that part called Old Westburv, VII
bc rented for the term of one year if not prcvi-
ously disposed Of. The plantation lies betwce n
berkiey and Shirley Persons disposed to rent
the land, are invited to examine it in the inter
mediate time, and offers for it should be adj
dressed 10 MRS. e. B TYLER
Nofio'6, Nov. 2G-2tc Norfolk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02
Land, Crop, Stock, &c. for sale.


y5VHE Subscriber will on Monday, the 10Th
ID December next, sell on the premises, his
Plantation lying in the county of Heurco, on
the Chickahomny. containing 7l3 acres, of
which near 400 are cleared and under good
fencing and cultivation, about sc low grounds
and mud land, the balance III woods, part of
which is said to be the best tmbered lard IN
this section of the country.
There is now neatly sowed the lard one
hundred bushels wheat.
This is one of the healthiest situations in Viz
ginia, the hest evidence Of which is, the family,
white and black, consist of about 40, and with
in five years, he has only paid six dollars i'll doc
tors fees, and that was for boy who had fall
len from tree and injured ha,self. The land
lies i'll an agreeable ne!g.borhood, six miles
from Richmond, and adiclns the lands of Capt.
B.n. Shepherd Capt. EIrton and others.
Terms .mmodatlng, and will be made
known on the dag of sale. Also his crop of
corn, hay, fodder, sc. with his stock of horses,
hogs and cattle, farming implements, sc. All
sums of ten dollars and under cash, above that,
credit ofl2 menths will be allowed, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
nov l6-9awtds e. C.. MOSBY.
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SOUTH LANDING

A Petition will be presented to the nextgEse-
IN, gisla'ure, praying the passage of a law, to
condemn so much of the land lying between the
Turnpike and the Ohio River, as is included
in the nlolcty gf the Town Platt of South Land
ing, furnishcd~6 the Principle Engineer, and
Owned by me. RICHARD BROWN,
South~Aanding, Cabell CITY. Va Oct 25th, 1881
nov lot e
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ri OTiCE.-The subscriber bees leave to in.
In form the jrovers and the public general
Iy That he has rented thosc convenient and Ing
established bog pens, next the Old Market. for
the puposc cf carrying on the hog business; and
as be IS determined 10 devote strict attention.
hopes 10 receive u share Of patronage.
no 93-eo5t JOHN WYSE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

- lie OAKRIDCB FEMALE SCHOOL,
4 va! be continued the ensuing year, under
The instruction OF Hiss H. jones. whose system
Of teaching is highly approved Of The School
Will occn on The 18th january next, and close
on the 18th December following, allowing one
months vacation during summer. In this
School. the Usual course OF instruction is pur-
sued for aiforGlng the best Female English
Education, including the Rudimcnts of Cbemis-
try Natura! Philosophy and Rhetoric. Miss
j. will also teach plain Needle Work Ten or
twelve boardcrs viii be taken at Oakridge for
whose board, tuition &c. 500 will be Charged
payable haif yearly. 1t is desirable, that some
ct the boarders furnish their own bed and bed
Ing-in such cases, s. viii bc deducted.
WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green, Nov 1881. no 7-8tc
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TAVERN FOR RENT.

YHEiiE Subscribers intending to arrange
n portion oftheir building fora Tayern,sr
deSlFOns OF procuring tenant to tabe charge
nt 1t. Few situations in Virginia present fsirer
prospects Of success in this line than Scoltsville.
he house IS advantageously situated and suffi.
Greatly large, having eleven chambers, two sit
ting rooms and dining room. Any person de-
slrous of leasing. will phase make early applios-
ton to MOON, LEWIS & go.
Scottsville, Alberaarle, Nov. 27-1aw4te
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WM y. LEWIS, ESQ.
L. ;. Auditor, Washington City.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1881.
HIT,-I have 10 acknowledge the recent Of fhc
"Pensyivania Wing" which you sent me and vour
note Of the 2l~t inst. intcrrogang nc with regard
to q letter published mine, by stephen Simpson
DO net admit that YOU have any rir'it to max @
inquiry Of INC as 90 the Trirqic opinions now or
heretofore entertained by me Of you or any other
individuals. Il tlio publication Of opinions Gscrib
e@ I" me by stephen Simpson, made without my
consent or appreciation, gives you any ground OF
complaint, you must carry your gTicf5 to the Of
Jcrdcy, and apply TO him for redress.
an not, however, unwilling 10 crafty any Gu
fioSiiy you may have with regard 10 my present or
pass Opinions, as 10 yourself ,ci5iovt recOgusiHg
as mint, the letter published by Simpson. Win
regard 10 That, have n o means at hand of agcer.
tanning whether ii he fabricated or not; but should
IL ever become necessary, ] can and will make my
self acquainted With that fact. Whatever my ouir,
ION O.! the publisher may once have been, I now
haven confidence in him, and it is not u,,l lv but
ne may lure 1H1Ec such 0iryajcQg fany such letter
he received, calculated TO do mischief to nv
self Dr others Aiuny eT tho sentiments expressed
IN The letter, PUBLISHED, am free TO declare do
not now entertain, # I ercr did; but i'm answer TO
the questions on put about your "noral honesty"
! 1nugi say / never had but one opinion which
grew entirely ont Of the turPitudc OF the "Demo-
cratic Press" Of which you wcro the editor, with
out any personal knowledge Of YOU. 1t docs not
bcc2mc one, however, who has so long acguicaccd
in the reProach Of his brother editors, Of having
gwen birth TO the spurious JghR H0rris Irjier, TO
say nothing Of his conduct with regard to the six
militia men and many other things TO set up a
claim at this atn day, 60 character lor either 20
lt.cli CrmorI honesty.
'.!.A duo respect, Sir,
UuF UJo..ont scTvrni,
WM. B/LEWIs,
iorN BIHvs, ESQ. Philadelphia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

NJ a General Meetng of Stockholders Ia the
Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike Company,
will be held ut the Farmers Hotel, III tho Town of
Manchester, on Monday the 9Th day of December
next at 10 o'clock
1t IS particularly desirable that the meeting
should be numerous, as business ofmportance will
be brought before it.
by order of the Board of Directors.
nov 2l-c tdm HANCOCK LEE, Clerk.
Hanover County Court, October 27,h 1881: Edw ard
"a Syduor, Pltf, against Thomas Williams and George
l. Ellis, df,s.-IN CHANCkRY %
The defendant SeCSe L. Ellis not wing ep,ercd his
appearances and gwen security according the act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and il n,
the satisfaction OF the cuurt that is not an p ,han,
Vt 'h,s commemorative IL Is ordered, tina, the said defend
ant do appear heie the LIST day of December cour,
next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and thai cow
oi tins order be forthwith inserted i'll some newspapey
published M the CRY of Richmond, for two non,hs
successfully and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the court house ~ this county
Arory. Teste, VIM L. Fl. POLLARD d. c. He
SO o,wIo,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

VIII AMsDURG, the 2Oth October, 1881.
The parties concerned IN the foregoing ORDERS desi
red 10 take notice. thai have appointed the l2k day OF
December next, to eSecute the which day. by
niue O'Clock, \. NJ, ,ney required attend at my
Office, with their books, papers, and testimony.
25-H!c JAMES CARANlSS Cnnnr
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V'esLfEohEe Haa.0aaea.Em fpa. SnEe,

WIILL be sold by Auction, on Wednesday,
w the 18th Of December, if fair, otherwise,
the first fair day thereafter, on The premises
the following valuable property, part of the
personal estate of the late James Goyan, Of
Hanover, viz. the crops of corn, fodder, hay,
&C stock Of horses, mules, cattle and hogs,
plantation Implements, household and kitchen
furniture, &c. &c.--A select library of nearly
800 vols, but few of them at all injured, and
principally London cditions.-Hogarth's most
admired prints, scenes from Shakespeare By
Boy deliS, and several fancy prints.-One Of
Broadwood's grand Pionos, quantity Of old
plate, together with sundFy other articles, which
will be exhibited on the day of sale
Tcrms-For sums above ten dollars, credit
of nine months will be allowed Purchasers, on
giving bond with approved security; for that
sum and under, cash will be required, and in
no lnstace IS The property TO be removed without
the terms OF sa'e are complied with.
JAMES GOVAN,
EDWD GOVAN,
oct I3-tdsc ARCHIBALD GOVAN.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

AlLC HAbtL1L L n NM fOlS = a LIE,
3 AM dlsnoscd to sell my Mill and Planta-
Il lion on Carr's creek, in The county ofRock-
bridge, lying on the highway from Covington
and Bath to Lexington, distant about six miles
from the letter, and two miles ftom the North
.2rk of james River, which is navigable to
Lynchburg. This Farm contains upwards of
four hundred acres-a large portion of which IS
OF excellent quality, and has sufficient quanti
ty Of meadow-all o. which is walcred. The
improvements are a good country farm house
and A.! necessary ont houscs--a new barn OF the
first order, ara 200 acres Of cleared land
winch may be divided into ten fields. SO as to
have running water in each; valuable M,r-
ciiant MIL, lately bull, with two pair of stones
the house is three stories high, and LARGE G.
nGugh To contain 10000 bushels of wheat.
The situation of this farm, independent of its
fertility, adds greatly to its value. 1t is in the
nclghGorhood Of three manufactures of iron. OF
Lexington, the College of Wasbingtoa-and of
tords an excellent stpnd for a country store a
gentleman desIGous Of residing in Lexington on
account Of his children, could with convenience
attend TO. and draw all his supplies from this
farm. The Mil which has good custom, ond
which, with good management, she may retain,
10 81 uaIcd near HE lower end of the tract. and
may be separated from it without Inconvenience
am willing to sell them separate. 1'ha terms
OF sale will be made convenient to purchasers.
4. STUART.
Stanton, Nov. fO-2aw6lc
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S. SIMPSON, Esq.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2lst, 1881.

NM Is. LEWIS, Esq.
Sr,-in the Pennsylvania EVhig of the 18th
INST. copy OF whichi transmitted to vou by this
days mail, is published letter, purpor.inc to he
from your pen. In that letter is the following pas
sage: 'Binns, some short time since, published in
has paper long list Of charges against Gen. Jack
son. which were as destitute of truth as he is OF mo-
ra! honesty" l shall not stop to parse this SEN
tenco, or critically enquire into its strict gramna
cal meaning, but viii understand ii, as The writer
wished it TO hc understood by tho public. With
ting understanding you "lI soc The propricty Of my
calling upon You 10 answer the observation-disclosures:
Was the passage | have quoted written by YOU? If
1t was written by you, will you state whether YOU
had, at the time il was written, or whether YOU
have a any time since, acquired Il knowlo.lrc of
any facts which would warrant you in casting any
even the slis'.tes, iapu;aton on my character for
moral honestly"
Retired as am, and for nearly two years have
been from all the duties and responsbiiiiics OF an
editor, and only known to the public as a !Iaeis-
trate, feel that have an umdoubtod right TO
expect from you frank and Ingenious answers to
tho Inquiries tiat have made. The lcngth.of
time which has elapsed since tho date Of the letter
attributed to YOU cannot affect the responsibility
OF the writer as the matter has only nov, ror the
first time, been made known to tho party libclled
and to The public.
! am, sr, respectfully,
CycdjgIp, servant
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"a BRAWING Of the Virginia Petersburg Lotto
y y ry Extra, No ,.
II, %, 10, SIS, 81, Q, II, Is. ST
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M + WISH to hire for the ensuing year,
w number of NEGROES, chiefly boys and
females, without mcumbrnncr, to work IN our
Cotton Factury--a part Of them are wanted
,mmcdiatcv
CUNNINGHAM 81 ANDERSON.
nci .In,NII,
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VIZ. =. LEWIS, Esq.
U. $. Auditor, Washington City.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

7 an, =, Respectfully,
OF. oJcdicIs servant,
JOIN BINN
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WM. BfLE7VIs.
JoTN BI2ys, ESQ. Philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
YHw GOODS

WFfE ale nos opening additional snppl~s
w Of stanle and Fancy Goods. surprising
in variety anu cbespnsss. sny p'eYioui assof''
meni, VIZ.
case fashionable constable 9ounsts
2 case black aud buff Navafinees
case Angelo straw do very cheap
q pieces Imperial ss1eny blue and black
Cloths
pieces fasniouable olive and olive brown
Superb hguf1i ca, Velvet Tor fesiisss
DO black GsnJa do
q piscea beautiful Sd AIDED Mandarin Silks
rich black do
Fret quality, black iislitn Silks
Heavy Gro do Nnps nnd Gro Do Swiss do
A neni assortment OF Changeabc Silks
Black Mandarin Craprs, first onier
Very best black Canton aud Nsnkin Grapes
SQUEEZING Pongees. fur Riding dresses
A few pilces 3 4 Mefiuo Cloths, all shades
2 boxes assorted NJ ntDs H'6b,ns
A few seus rich Bonnet do
Handsome L,hographic ildkls
Gauze, worsled Barge, Merno aud Cashmere
do
Beautiful Thread Lsces, and Efgiogs, very
cheap
"a. u and Cd PLAIN BoL5nett, very supe
,ior
Bobbineu Lsecs and Edgings.a great variety
With a large assortment Course Woollrn 30
mesiics, Rose and Point Blankets, Shoes Hats
and a general assortment Of Groceries. lucy
are determined to offer 10 Their friends and the
public al tie vrr) lowest cash rrces.
MCKEE, ROBINSON d CO.
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IkGlNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks flee oil
W the Superior Court Of Chanccry for the Iyncjbure
ostrlct, the Isl day of November IS30-Ciustayus A.
Nose and John H. Pat.eson Doctors of Medicine and
iae pafthers, practising under the style aud frn Of
Rose y Pateson, Pitts. against Ephtaim Walker a.
Elizabeth his wife, Mathew Chestiam and Caroline
ms wlie, late Caroline Coleman, Lewis T.. Williams
ah1 Ann w ms wife, late Ann W. Coleman, ouIsa
coleman Matilda Coleman. Elizabeth Virginia Cole
man, MARQUIS Coleman and CathariIe Coleman, the
last Tour OF whom are infants under the az of t
one years Francis Waker aud Mis- our w alker in
fdnl children OF phram Walker and Elizabeth his
wife, md JOHN Twoody Dens
The defendant John Tweedy not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 IN, aci f
Assembly aud the rules Of tins court and IL appearing
e"usiacory evidence that he is an inlabltant
oI ms country II is dered that the said defendant do
appear mere on the first day of the next term und
e p oil the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this order
Oa ofih"lth Inserted IN wspuper printed in tho
town oi it nc1buTg for two months succe,syclv and
posted ut the front door of the courthouse IN he sod
town. A copy--Tes,e " INV sH'u
r., IN J. WILLS c. c.
'"' ~ WIN
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III LIZ "a III M.

YTR5. EoMGND N0kVELL respectfully
I'VE tnlo,ms her friends and the public, thai
shr tcsign. 10 open a school NJ het hou e, near
The resiJence OF john Wills, Esq on the lst oil
January nrxt. Mrs. N IS well aware Of IN,
responsibility of he Office upon which she pro.
poses 10 enter, m, pledges hrf must faithful
tYeftions IN bebolf Of the children of Those per
sons with who's patronage SHE may be honor
ed For terms, 81. application may he made
10 herself, to ID. H. Edlcy, Esq. u Mr.. +. q
NTH
Mrs, NOKVELL will also take few female
boarders, VINO may be DESTROYS Of attending
other Schools. Her terms will DE moderate.
Dec. 20 Is
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MVfOfiCE.-By virtue OF deed of trust, ex
Al ecuted to the subscribers by James Bull
lock, bearing da c the 23d day OF May, 1928
and duly recorded in the Corporation Couri
of Lynch burg, and in the County Court Of
Campbell, we will, on The oh day of March
1881, IN the town of Lynchburg, proceed TO
Sill az public auction, on credit Of /, 9 and
8 years, one Two story Brick House and Lot,
on Tan Yard Alley in the said town, immrdi
ately opposite to Maj. James B. Risque-and
on the same day and place, one half of tract
OF Land, lying in the county of Campbell, on
Seneca Creek, conveyed 10 the said James, L.
C. Dabney. by DIR. Lewis, adjoining the lands
OF A. w. Payne and John B. Dabney.-Also.
one other tract OF Land in the neighborhood o.
Lynchburg. containing one hundr ed aud eighty
one l-2 acres, adjoining the lands of Richard
Chiffon, Isaac Otey, and otbers.-Also INVENT,
Tour or five acres Of Land, one moety of a
larger tract OF land, nov owned by Isaac Oley
and composfs part OF the tract of land called
and known by the name of Sandusky, The
title to the above property is btleved to be
good, but acting as trustees, ae will conye,
such title only as is vested in us by said deed Of
trust. DAVIDSON BRADFUTE, } Jrus
ALEXANDER 1OMPKINS, ( tees.
Feb 3 " ida