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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
\0NarLIler SNiV.

IEfAVlNG purchased OF Mr.. Robert Kyle
Ia hls interest in the Lynchbnrg eslah.
hshmsnf. have taken Mir. James Il. Borand
ini" partnership. The business of that house
will, in faturr. be conducted by MI b. under
the style and firm Of Kyle d. Borland.
Mr.. Is rland is nuthorizsd 10 collect all debts
duo 10 Ddrid T. Robert, Kyle. s. Robert Kyle ns
wi the Rents OF all my real estate IN
LynCbburg. DAVID KYLE.
Ian o.
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500 REWARD.

y INANAf from tie subscri els residing
"a a IN tn county Of icklngham. nesr
man hANsEH ard his wife MALlNDA.
Msnser Hahoai ordinary size, hetseen 70 q 80
Yea,s OF Hgr, complexion rather yellow; H. has
lasge scar On la breast occasianed from a
bum when small he Is harmless inolf-nsIve
neg o. Ma lnda - anoat the kauic age rs the
man, Of ordinary Viz, has ve,y uncommon
hushy head Of hair, Inher of Indian complex
ion, VITA some dark lr,eiles IN bsI iscc. She Is
u sfry Intelligent wOmnp aud WINS principally
fased on kennwha. near the silt works. She
IS vi aoq ainied III the counties OF Bedford
aud GILES. she was the property ol Joseph
Esans, who owned said woman two years and
lived IN the county Of GILES Evans purchased
her OF Brown and ClaStor lynchhurg. Va
will give reward oil 500 each, II iaktn out oil
he Stale. 50 that wfgrt them az in or re
waid OF go zach II taken in the STATE and Sc
cured N JUL so that We get them
POW HATAN JONES,
ANDERSON u ABRAHAM.
Backing ham, Feb. Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
To Martin Key and Robert
Patton,

@<ESTIENEN- fake notice that on FIR
q m day the 23lh day Of March uer', at the
f.nuubouse OF Kanawhs County, shall iAke
The deposition Of Andrew Donnelly. Dame,
RuGner. Joseph Lowell, William X. Cox, ana
others 20 be read III evidence IN SUIT depend
ine ia th. Superior Couit Of Chanc"ry for the
Iyuchbuig Dt.u,ct, ~herrin !, as hdmlnis'ia-
tor of Rolert Patton, deceased, am pihih"u L.
aud Yourselves and Others are Defendants. IN
case s4s, DISPOSITIONS from any cause ne no'
taken or com, Iced on the day Aforesaid. the
,.L,n. ,h.reot Will be continued from day TO
d,v M 6ni,hed. Your out serv't.
ROBERT CRU lCHF lELDi
Administrator OF Robert Patton. decd
r DIV
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Wheat ! Wheat ,

WYE are now receiving Wheat al the Black
~ Water Mills. q will pay the best cash q, ice
'o' Az delivered there. Those wishing 10 on
gage 'her crops, will please call on us. We will
tons. NATHI lyINcToNI fioPos'
~ ~ W.
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a copy-Toste
Jan. -

81 lhGINlA-At Rules holden In the CIerk', olice
VI me superior Court of Chancery for the Lynch
pn,g 9lstfci the ST day of November, ls3O-arcAi-
n'iI ooef tson, PIT against Daniel i. Christian and
Ioy hIS WIZ Peter F. Christian, Samuel r. Davies
'9suPh II Iarter, Abraham Carter Elijah Fletcher
miI cs l.. christian Elijah Christian aud Charles
mehday, sheriff of Amherst, De1s
t,o dV nelrndat Charles h. Christian not having en-
18TH, - ms appearance and given security accor,ng T.,
.he ac' OF Assembly and the rules of this cour, a7a
"Pp1d,ms by satisfactory evidence that he is no, an
i 'ott 81 thls country 1t is ordered that the said
t , 10 appear here on the first day of the nrx,
, nu answer the bIll OF tue plaintiff and that COW
.t,s order be forthwith inserted in some newsna,c
printed ,lnleu III the town of Lynchburg for Two nan,h
house, IN the said town. Vi '"c court
copy-Ieste, Wits
Jan. 81 j. WILLS, L c.
M9n
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SPLENDID
COACNEo, GAGS, Sc.

THfiE subscriber respectfully informs The
~ Puoilc that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business
ano, also. that he has made arrangements
winch win enable him at all times, and at the
I"o'aes' ho,lce, to supply those who may favor
p' WIN 'helf patronage with Coaches, Gig,
barouches. or any other descrintioo of Cstl
''ages' from Newark, IN. j. which is known
70 oe The rery best Manufactory ofsueh articles
N me 'eortd Arrangements have also beea
made WIN manufactures in Philadelphia and
am" no'k, SO that any ordrr which may be
he subscriber likewise contioues 10 csrry,
On me Carf,age making business, and is pre-.
Iatea TO make Carriage. of any de,crntoh
~n'co may be waited by those who prefer the
H.he manufacture. He will also do any hind
VI repairs on the cheapest terms. aud in Tho
most punctua, manner.
Aug 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

ANIkGlNlA-Atr rules holden in the clerks office OF
tho Superior Court Of Chanccry, for the LYNCH
burg district, the LIST day of November S3O-John -.
bol,lns aud Gracy lis wife, late Crazy Allen, VIM
> Allen Margaret A. Allen, Mary l.. Allen, Martha
Jane Allen aud Robert f. Allen, the last five of
whom are infants under tie age oftwenty Que wears
VINO sue ny their next friend john ID. Boiling, Pits
w IIlIanl Duncan aud Jane, Wood, Defts
! ne defendant james " God, not having entered his
IPi tuce ana gwen security according the act of
aaseWoly ad the rules OF this court, aud II appearing
ny satisfactory et ideuce that he nh uhaant OF
s country It's ordered that the SAID d, cudant ii,
appear mere ON the first day Of the next term and mn
s"er the bill of the plaintiffs and that conv of ,b;s
"uer De forthwith inserted some ncwspauer nrinsd
lie Town oil LYnchburg, for two months
sand town. ''''' AZ Tue
Acopy-roste, j. WILLS. &C.
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TRUST SALE.

Feb. l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12
NMRMIQMa
FROM ENGLAND,

NEw-YoRK, March 4.--In addition TO the copious
Meg oil English papers which received yesterday
morning by the Britannia, further intelligence came to
hand IN the evening by the Corinthan, Capt. Chad
wick, from London The London dates by this vessel
are to the evening of the LIST uldmo, inclusive. The
previous ones were 10 the morning of that day. We
give some additional geanings and extracts of interest
Inc London Courier of the 31st January, has long
article on the subject of the part which it supposes the
Duke oil Wellington and Sir Robert Peel will take with
respect TO the Parliamentary reform Ii asserts that it
is mere SANDER TO suppose that those persons have
greed TO lead or act with party opposed TO reform al
together. The assigned for his farmer onnos
ton TO reform is follows: "Tbe Duke did NOT think
his Government sufficiently strong without support
IRON one OF other Of the great parties in Parliament
and he unfortunately chose his supporters from mar
~ Dho made 1t one Of the conditions IF their suppOrt
mar me Duhe should not propose or sanction ann DInn
J0r me Reform Of Parliament. We regret much that
such cohdlon was submitted TO; but the motives Of
the Duke were good" The Courier then contends
that the Duke Of Wellington sis now free TO serve his
country We quote the following portion of the Cou-
heF arucle, as throwing sone light the course
which will be taken in Parliament on the great oues
ton Of reform:
" We do not say that he will support Lord Crews
pan o. reform, for we do not know what that plan is
OF "ne'her II ought to be supported but we will SAY
that e Duke OF Wellington cannot, and will not risk
convu'sion by opposing reform altogether. con-
yulsioh! yes, convulsionl Are the enemies Of re-
om 30 subed as to suppose that there is not i'm the
country generally, and among the intellectual and lnid
ung classes especially strong feeling in favor of mod
crate REFORM and strong determination sooner or later
uIOSS OF the representative system
swept from III DO the enemies of reform imagine thew
can sule public opinion, the Barons Of old would
have slihed It, with their armed re,aners' This is the
age OF intellect and industry. The respectable portion
OF the clergy-the we-educated Of all classes-the
merchant The manufacturer, the shop-keeper see the
Importance of the crisis. They demand moderate, rea.
sonsbe, conservative, Reform they will have it
without Reform there would be a Revolution; for the
elect OF this Bnti-reiorn opposition, IL successful even
ior few years, would be 10 raise the lower orders en-
masse and when, in disgust the real conservative par
y-the intellectual and mddng cIasscs-should stand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12
WINTER ARABIAN

WIS beauhiul and true Arabian Horse will sisnd
III again at my stable 10 the county Of Brunswick
aboul my I'VE miles South of Richmond, aud thirty
ihfee south OF Petersburg fifteen Northeast Of
Brunswick Court House, Lawrencevile, and eighteen
Northwest OF Belhed, and be let mares al thirty
dollars tne season. TO be discharged by the payment
twenty dollars at any time during the season-ten
dollars the leap, aud Fifty dollars the insurance. and
one dollar, in every case, TO the Groom. The season
wili commence the IS Of February, and terminate
the ~ OF July. Good pa''ufsgs for mares gratis
and those who wisb, can have them well and strictly
attended To-, at reasonable price; but resPons bill
for escapes accidents.
For more particular information OF this heauifnl
stallion, gentlemen are referred to my advertisement
~ The last spring, which will be re-pubshed in time
Tor hose who have not seen it,.
Feb. 10. SS-wif JOHN TUCKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

NOTICE-ln pursuance OF an order Of Chosterfed
q County Court, will sell at Chesterfield Court.
House, on the second Monday in March next, u being
Court day negro slave, named Sam, who has been
committed to Jail as runaway. The said negro 10 ssd
to pay jail fees, SC aud Gays hs belongs to the estate
OF John Walton OF North Carolina.
JOHN b. GOoDE, J4or
OF Cbesef6eld County.
Februa'y26 95-w2ws
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NEW ORLEANS, Eel
HORRIBLE ASSASSINATION

Last night about six O'clock, a Mr.. Desdunes wa,
iound murdered IN her own house, in Condo street;
having received four Eve stabs OF dirk or knife In
The head face neck aud breast the latter which
according 10 the non Of Dr. Kerr, who was called
to the spot, caused her death.
IL will be recollected that this unfortun, ale wo-
man. barely survived similar outrage commit ed up
OH her person las, summer, by one Paul K who
was arrested in state of ltoxcaon and covered with
blood 10 the house of his victim.
We never learned what were the consequences that
ensued that attempt at murder; but have ben in =
formed that he has been 10 confinement ever since that
time, and that hs only set at liberty Yesterday
morning. There is another circumstance tn excites
suspicion, and that is, the fact that X was seen by
man who lived in the came house with Mrs. ID in
company with her, but short time before the murder
was discovered. The city guard were immediate
upon the spot, and active in pursuit Of the murderer
but we did not learn that they had succeeded in ar.
resting him.
We learn just as our paper was going to press
o'clock A. NJ } that Paul X. was arrested about IL
o'clock, and that circumstances had occurred which
tended 10 fix suspicion upon him
jan 9
POLICE The rePor, Of this morning conis aimed nc
Thing OF Importance; but the report from The T. is thu
Paui Il, charged with assassina,ing Madame
Desdunes on Monday evening, committed Eelo de Sc
Yesterday forenoon. by cutting his throat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

~ILLiAM G. JoNEs-ArToRNEY At Law
w has located himself at Chesterfield Court
House, and oilers bis services to his
and the public. He VIII attend regularly he County
and Superior Courts Of Chesterfield, PoahataD, and
Amelia. All busioess entrusted to him shall receive
prompt and Punctusl attention.
March s. 90 wo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of the late Dr.
"a James Henderson of Manchester, are reauss'ed
to make immediate payment 10 the subscriber; and
those having claims against the fsid eslac, win be
pleased present them properly authenticated for
clement HANCOCK LEE, Ex'orof
Feb. "a. 0i-W4w James Henderson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

TENHE subscribers having associated themselves TO.
- ge'her' under the firm Of Cochran, Barnes &
Patterson, will be ready 10 few weeks 10 offsr n
their trie Dis AID the public, an extensive assortment
Of staple snd fancy DRY GOODS, az the Cd stand Of
kyIe q Cochran MARCUS COCHRAN,
NEWMAN W. BARNES.
FEB ~ 94-Wfw DAVID N PATTESON
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TO PuR OF JAVA srARRows.
eonssiets of u Southern cline,
All, how luckless was the Tune,
When the cruel fowler came,
And seized your little trembling hamo!
Born. Ttom Jaya's mildcr shores,
TO where tho vast Atlantic roars-
From otungc gtoVes-and spicy valos--
To realms OF iros,-and chilling gales.
say in what sequo stored hover,
Willyo chip your ia use hour
In what pleasant gay ocose,-
Sing your little songs OF lover
Every tree is loafess now,
Supt is Flora's every bough,--
Then, sweet BIRDS in sunny lea
Pass the win,ry hours with n'a'
BEARDED rico awaits you still,
Water fiom the bubbling rill,
Every wish that ibrobs your breast.
Here shall hnd double zest.
All tho reeompense ask,
Whilst you in my sunshine bask,
L., to hear your songs OF love,
sweet as IN your native grove D y.
ANSWER TO THE SONNET
ON a PAtR OF JAVA srAHRows
Lady, wo arc little strangers,
Exifd from our native air
We had never been such strangers,
But for Mans dolusive snare!
Tho we mourn the happy region.
4. Where once in freedom rov'd,
This may prove our est Eiysiane
Distant tho from all we lov'd!
He who cald us into being,
He who marks the spanow's fall.
Hath in wisdom al decieeng,-
Plac'd us safely IN thy hall.
Thy kind care and soft caresses,
In what sort repay!
Simple song but half expresses,
What gta,ofsl heart would soy.
Yet, if songs afford thee pleasure,
.ndtiH carols thoo shall halls
Graft udo shOll swell the measure,
Sweet, as in our native Vale! X. Is.
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aloof bloodshed anarchy, and all the horrors Of no
voluton would be the inevitable consequence. Aud is
the Duke Of Wellington the man to place us in this
jeopardy We answer-No! and the Duke..wi thank
us or vndcatrg him from his false friends and atter
ers. As to Sir X. Peel. repeat that II Is lbeous
aud slanerous to impute to him the insane and wicked
project alluded to on Saturday He may be an enemy
to wild Reform, and what sensible man Is not, But Sir
X Peel will never oppose any reasonable plan for
mending the representation Of the people.
Among our extracts, we place particulars of u
proceedings oil the special commissions the trial of
persons taken for being concerned in the late riots
burniogs aud breakings. Some idea Of the extent of
these riots and acts Of incendiarsm may be formed
from statement which we find in Of the papers of
the latest dates, in which it is mentioned that exactly
800 individuals had already been punished. Nine had
been execucd eleven were TO be executed; sentence of
death had been recorded against 1872 26s had been trans
ported; and 800 imprisoned About 200 persons were
still in prison awaiting their trials Burning, and break
ngs were still taking place.
Goblet Is said to have announced his intention with
the close OF the present year, o close the greatest of
all his labous his immortal Register and end his DAYS
In quiet country life and repose." The fuflment Of
this intention would essentially promote the "uuet and
repose" of his countrymen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

THN0 MILLERS.-We wish to employ for the mex,
n season head aud second Miller-None need APP
ply unless they we'll mended for their ca.
bspliiy, industry and sobriety.
SINS Il CRENSHAw.
Virginia Mills, March 3. 07--2dw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

Commissioner's Office Halifax county, .
January 18th, 1881.
The parties interested will please notice. arp int
edhe 18th day OF April the ae
foregoing order OF court which day they
my ONCE with their accounts vouchers ready examination
and 'eusmen aud with Office eoPs, Of the papers,
THOS. EA6LEY, Conm'er.
Jan. 49, 7s-vav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

NORDONSVILLE.-Tbe subscriber has lately
IN purchased this well Known Establishment, and
intends continuing the Tavern. He will bs prepared
to accommodate visiters in the best manner Hfs Ia
bes shall be we'll suPplied-his BIr we'll Stocked and
his Stables well furnished With provsnder for horsss
The Stages from GuyanIotte 10 Flederieksburg, and
from kichmsnd to HSrTisonhurg, arrive and depart
from this stand The subscriber assures the public
that bis best exertions TO give satisfaction, shall be
made. MARTIN BAKER.
The Fredericksburg Herald and S'aunion Spectator
will publish the above weekly, for four weeks 10 each
paper, and send their accounts.
March 90--w4w
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"aivcn yEr nEnAIs. vrsrSo.'


Tho following lines wreo several years since by
ladies' Of Newport OF whom IN posscsso" OF pair
Of beautiful which subec, of the writer's Invocation
fsI,.dS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

In CHANCERY.- Al Court held for P.ines Ma
u ward county. February the 2is, 1884. 8, -,
Vincent Phillips, PhG
John Booth, Ex'or. OF Richard Phillips, and Adm'or
CT Elizabeth Phillips, Rehsrd Mar hall and Sarah his
VILE 1@ Cray, and Lucy HE wife,iwmsrly Lucy
,p'. Joseph Phillips john phil'iPs,J0hn p Hswklns snd
Mattht DIS vile, detts.
The defendant. - Gray, and Lucy his wife. former
~ Lucy Neat not having entered their appe and
given security according to act Of the Genera As
eral Assembly and the rules of hs Court, and II sp-
pearing to the satisfaction OF the Court. that they
not Inhabitants OF this STATE, the motion of the plain
tn by his Attorney, 1t 10 ordered, that the ssd de-.
fendaats --G Gray, aud Lucy his wife. formerly
Cur, It. and the plso,a. bill, and that CO.
Py OF this order DO forthwith inserted 10 some one Of
the publ newspapers printed in the City Of Richmond,
Tor two months sucee sveiy, and also posted At the
trent door oil the courthouse OF this county. ,s
March 8. e1-wsn.N b. ls'} woRsHAM. c. C.
S S.ys County July P:s 1850
Boyd, John Boyd, Sarah Boyd, George BOYD aud
Th,. til. .n:ros fH: d..
od % Of The Sarah having
90 ;S..S court d ss ' .s s,s ,: .ss
defendant George Gresham do render before
n: s h s'Ss Boyd 'S s' and s. q
aid hs said ss@ns state, ..
Tie and report the with matter specially
pertinent by HIMSELF required by either Of the paest be .
and the Oout doth further sdudge, order tbs
me Defendant ohm Boyd before the
an aeeount Of his Gadi.n'hp the Plaintiffs who directed T.
examine state SETTLE and the 10 the man
n aud the Court doth also sdudse order and the
same do take Pod, and the
ss James Boyd, decd OF his transactions during period h
eusd TO be their Guardian under the will Of Boyd
nnieh account the said directed report ike
manner and the court doth further sdjudse, ORDER decree
mat the dsendan John Boyd do h
tons as executor in his
before the who state md
tepothe same IN like manner 10 the Copy. Tee
SAML WILLIAMS, elk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12


w is authorised by the heirs and distrbuteesof
Mary NJ p c. Rootes, decd. to make sale of that vau-
able estate in the county Of Gloucester state Of vr
ginia, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best auahy in that
section of country minute description of this Estate
is unnecessary, il is certain that persons disposed TO
purchase will examine it particularly they invited
to do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, instructed to show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate. I will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending to BOTH afoding navigation vessels Of
large burthen and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist of large brick Dwelling House, with
tour rooms on floor, nearly and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, some of them
brick, and most Of them The Low Grounds Law
In one compact body, Immediately in front of the house.
without single break and every part to be seen from
the dwelling at single glance the eye they are fine
" calculated for the production of Barley Wheat In
dian Corn Cotton, Sci in fact, this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have seen it, to be the best
oil the same extent, and of the handsomest in Va.
The time of payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number of hands cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils &c. will be sold with it, if required
May IL. l-wu JOHN TABB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

~ o-PARrNERSHIP.-Ha taken Alexander
" Dual into co-parnershp, the Apotbecary and
Drug business heretofore conducted by me- will in flu
ture be carried under the firm o. James .HeRil
doe & Co.'s II is very desirable to close my old
business as speedily as possible, will thank all those
indebted to to settle their accouGo early as thew
conveniently can do JAMES McKILDOE
AMES McKILDOE & Cc.-Respectfuy inform
- The Public, and particularly the customers Of
James Mekildoe, that they have always on hand a
complete assortment of every article in their ne and
tina. one or the other Of the will be always In
ne house for the purpose OF paying his personal atteD
on 70 the business. JAMES McKILDOE,
Feb. S5-w6l ALEXANDER DUAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

HtNAECUToRS NOTICE.---Au persons hayipx
claims against the estate of Henry Timberlske,
zee q, ia,e oil King William County, are hereby no-
ned to present them for settle by the LIST dsy
next ne this notice veil be PLEADED IN bar Of all such a.
are presented after that time. Those indebed are IA.
qnested 10 make immediate avm emit
HENRY TIMBERLAKE, Executor
-, 49, OF ii. Timberlake, deed.
ming WfIham, FEB 70. 95-w5W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

A TEACHER WANTED.-A Lady well qusIiii
"a Ell TO teach all the branches Of Polite Eoglish
EdUcstion, with music IL desired in pfVat~ family.
Letters, post paid, VIM Cook, Liberty Va, will be
promptly answered. March .. 97-2aw31
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

H AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of Deed Trust.
IL executed to the subscriber by Abuer Smith, be ar.
ing date the 22d day Of July, $780, and duly
In The Clerks Office, of the county Court Of Powha-
an shall offer for sale, at public auction on the 18th
nay Of March, the tract OF land lying Butterwood
creek In the county OF PowhsiaD, near Genito. and
adjoining the lands Of Samuel Jones and others this
wen known tract Of land formerly belonging 10 Major
EDWARD moseley, and contains by estimation one thou
sand acres II has on ii commodious dwelling house.
and all necessary out houses for the accommodation of
family, and Tor the purposes of farming. Persons
wishing to purchase, invited examine the land
The sale will positively take place on the premises on
the day appointed, for cash.
such title as the subscriber has in the Ind and such
such only will be conveyed to the purchaser
Feb q. S5-w6w JNO. T. MOSELEY