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Southern planter., 1832-10-20

prooching us, said we must be content 10
consider ourselves men for a time, and
she begged as favor that we would allow
hcr 10 deck us out with q turban and musta.
chios This proposal we did not much relish
AZ first, but we felt constrained 70 consent 10
Nlckce's opportunities, and at length submit-
ted 70 be diguised according to her Wishes
The Turbans and mustnchios were nccord-
ingly brought forth; our masculine equipment
was just completed; and catching a glimpse
OF our faces in an opposite mirror we were
convulsed with laughter at our strange meta
morphosis, when iust al that moment. The
King eniered Il was found quite impossible
TO enforce order or silence-thc whole hnll
was in an uproar. His majesty was not long
at loss TO discover the cause OF this unwon-
ted disregard Of his presence; the moment he
bcheld us, he joined us most heartily Ia the
universal mclriment, aud literally luughcd 10
such an excess, that he sunk exhausted on a
couch AZ length the King, resuming his
accustomed dignity and composure, advanced
towards us just as we had laid aside our tur-
bans, x expressing a hope that we had spent
an agreeable day, he seated himself between
my friend and myself and treated ua both
with distinguished consideration & poIitencss.
His Majesty then desired that the Grand
Nautch should commence. Pareeniah and
several other lovely girls rose Immediately in
opcdiences and We'd with eucl utlrcr IN, tilci1
performance Of the Kings favorite dance. Il
consisted principally Of gracefully undulating
movements about the apartments and volup.
tuous attitudenizing, which il were difficult
70 describe. The dance lasted for near half
an hour, after which we begged permission 10
depart and were conducted to our canton-
mcnls by a strong escort belonging to the re.
sidcnt, laden with the most beautiful presents.
and our eyes nearly kissed out Of our heads
by the thousand wives of the polygumyst Of
Dude
"On the following day we were visited by
several Of the ladies who had before been 50
fastidious, most Of whom became volunteers
on future occasion TO take peep at the "a
nanah of Lucknow"
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
Sp.eim,n of : nrIs Encrelopedia


Agreeable Smile-Ono who has bow and smile
for every body abroad, and beats his wife at home.
BaHk-A kind Of BARRIERS shop where the pock.
et is shaved instead Of the face.
Cdih-An obsolete that formy signided silver
and gold
Credit-The art ofliyine wilhou, means.
Failing--A ledgerdemain trick praclsed upon
ones creditors.
Gentleman animal that fequenis the streets,
and walls upon the ladies' shopping, &c
Lady-One who wears a Nayarino bonnet or
French hat.
Lou Company Mechanics, Manufacturers, &c.
Lalgfidinierrst-Twenty-four per cent per an.
mum.
Lending Money Advancing ono hundred dol
lars upon property worth thousand.
Libsry--Permission TO pay taxes and do mill
tary duty, with exemption from voting OF filing
any Of the Offices Of the State.
Respectable Mdn--Onc who has plenty Of mon.
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Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NOTICE.

IA section will be held al the several precincts
b County, viz: Woodville, Mount Pleasant,
Homochitto, Lower Homochltto, Percy's
Fort Adams, and Pinckneyville; on Mon
s " 6th day of November next, for the purpose
shng four electors, to vote for President and
President THE United States The election
closed on the first day, and the polls will re-
open during the hours prescribed by law.
'ven under my hand and seal this l2Ih October,
D. 1899.
FIELDING DAVIS, S6,E W. C.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

y following ticket, if elected, will vote for
|nn for President, and Barbour as Vice Presi-
Gerard O. Brandon, Of Wilkinson,
Dssid Dickson, Of Kinds,
no,. Land, Of YasOo,
hot P. FaicOHcr, Of Wayne.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

b blowing ticket, if elected, will vote for
b for President, and Martin Van Buren as
.fwideDt;
ldl Samuel Hunter, Of Laurence,
cah n. g. Runnels, Of Kinds,
cn Wiley p. Harris, Of Copiuh,
Mg VIM. Dorsilg, Of LOwRdes.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
TERMS.

lr p,ce Of tins paper Is FIvE DOLLARS per annufn,
~ Or SIX DOLLARS At the expiration Of the wear.
notify discontinuance at the expiration OF the
1ibed Tor, will be considered as a new engage
.nrisrMFNrs conspicuously inserted at ONE poL.
susre, item lines or under) for the FIRST insertion,
- crNrs for each continuance-longhr ones in
9, ooporhon Payment TO be made when the ads
.sl 7. lefi for insertion. or on demand.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
POETRY.
Am APPEAL no ME sOUTH.

II AN APPEAL TO THE SOUTH.
@aofmy sires! must thy glory resplendent,
. b dimmed by the smoke of intestine war;
n t glory, from patriots nobly descendent,
By factricide hands be huTrd from her car
fl We, who ne'er yielded TO Brilains red legons,
U Hho buried her navies in Oceans blue waves
4 lhe "sole lords Of these beauteous regions"
a bght Ate's hot frebrand and dig our own gravcsf
a We poison tho chaiiceOur children must drink; (;
aall we plunge the sharp dagger in weak wo-
9 mans heart,
A n coun,ry's life-bark, shall Its crew ever sink,
Il Can ne convict prepare his funeral carti
/, Ane, shame on your fury, our banner floats
proudly,
Our homes are as happy as blessings can make;
y A.ul Freedom and Union, patriots loudly,
Vet discord's foul advocates fearfully quake.
cvOke not the wrath Of that Being who freed you J
Give not the bright spirits Of liberty fed:
A peaceand affection in harmony lead you,
To plight reunion over the bones Of our dead.
OCTAVlUS.
I. Warrington City, Augusi, 1885,
%
THE BACHELORS SONG.
Bachelor leads an easy life,
Few folks that are wed live better
nan may live with a very good wife,
But The puzzle is how to &c, her.
tAee are pretty good wives and pretty bad wives
And wives neither one thing or 'ioiher;
ald as for the wives who scold all their lives,
would rather wed Adams grandmother.
Ane choose their ladies for ease or for grace,
U pretty turned foot as they are walkingi
'me choose for figure and some for face,
Bot very few choose them for talking.
nov as for the wife would follow through life,
Il Is she who can speak sincerely
'ao, not over nice, can give good advice
and love good husband dearly.
70 Ladies and Gents when TO wedlock inclined,
May deceit tor i'll humour ne'er trap ye;
nay those that are single get wives TO their mind
And those that are married live happy,
Bachelor leads an easy life,
Few folks that are wed live better--
man may live with a very good wife,
But the puzzle is where to get her.
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Southern planter., 1832-10-20

BUsY PAY DAY.--A pronigate young fellow,
the son Of a lawyer Of somo cminence in Rhode
Island, on certain muster or general inspection
day, purchased horse ofnn ignorant farmer, enqhq.
ed to pay for il on the next inspection day lie
geye note; but instead of inspection he inserted
the word esurrcction--maklng it payable on tho
resurrection dnyl When tho next inspection dnv
had come, and the farmer, unsuspcous Of the trick,
supposed the note obe due, he called on the Young
man for payment The latter expressed great as.
tonishment that he should call upon him before
the note was out But II is out, said the farmer,
you promised 10 pay me on the next inspection day;
the time has come round, and | want the money
lfyou will look at the note again, said tho Young
man, coolly, you will find il has long timo 10 run
vet The farmer was sure the note was due
or ought TO be, but spelling il over carefully he
found 10 his astonishmen that il was not due, un-
I'll the resurrection day. lie demonstrated with
young scapes the grace, all TO no purpose, and no
finally laid the case before his father, tho lawyer.
Tho latter took his son aside and told him that lie
had better settle the thing at once, for said he,
though the pay day IS fair Oft you bid far 10 have
business enough on your hands at that day, without
having notes 10 settle The advice was taken.
Consolidation
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

so'5eHt for Puiy.--To move panes of old glass
on sashes spread with small brush, little nitric
Nmuriatie acid over the putty and it will soon be
"i1 and can be removed without injury.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

N We are authorised TO announce THEODORE
E Esq as a candidate for Elector Of President and
hadsnt. II elected he will vote for ANpREw
.rrH & P. p. BARBoUR.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

|oR VICE-PRESIDENT.
|HEfP P. BARBOUR, Of Virginia,
lRGTN VAN BUREN, Of New. YORK,
DRE SARGEANT, Of Pennsylvania.
|N0S ELLMAKER, Of Maryland.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
Election.

FOR PRESIDENT.
.DREW JACKSON, Of Tennessee,
lyRY CLAY, Of Kentucky,
.lLLlAM WRIT, Of Maryland.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

Singular Fdct---Among the applicants FOR PEN
sions before the Vice .Chancelor's court, in this
Co., few days since were Two men, a father
and his sonl the former aged % years, the latter
70. They both served two years or more in the
Revolutionary War; and the hthcr had been
through the Old French war. While the son was
giving his declaration TO the court, the father caus-
ed much laughter by occasionally correcting him,
with nut, bog, you are Mistaken you are wrong.
boz. . The fern "boy," applied TO a warworn
veteran Of '7G, whose whiened locks and wriukled
visage oyinced extreme old age, was lrcsslibly a
musing. Il may well be doubted whether SINH
lar case exists IN the state.
Cheacago Republican
Why did Adam Bite The apple presented him by
liyel asked country school master. Because he
had no kafc, said the boy
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Mr. Charles Kemblc and his daughters arrived
at New York, in the packet ship Pacific, from Liz,
crpool.- =.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
MIsCELLANY.
VISIT OF AN ENGLISH LADY

TO THE zANANAH OF THE KING or oubE.
by Mr.. Ship, AuiHOr oftts Military Bijom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

sept. IL. 36-u
HIHAiRFlELD RACES, FALL MEETING, will com.
IL mence on the Sd Tuesday in October next and con-
tinue four days.
First ddy-A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats. 5000
entrance, half forfeit which there ten subscribers
with the best colts in the United States of the ten
distinguished winners.
David H. Branch enters b. c. Tobacconst by Johanna
(late Winfree's.)
2 VIM r. johnson enters b. Herr Cline, by Sir Archy
Jas j. Harrison enters Wkinsons CHI c. by Sir Archy
L. WIN. Nj. West enters McGhees b. c. Sir Walter, Uhe
winner Of the Stallion Stakes Tree Hll) by Monsieur
Tonson.
.. VIM. Wynn enters b. c. Anvil by Monsieur Tonson
D. VIM. III. Minge enters b. (. Florida, by Contention.
T. Jno. NJ Bolts enters br. Douglass by Gohanna out
of the dam of Collier.
& Richard Adams enters b. C. Primera, by Rater.
y. Henry a. Tayloe enters Cornea, by Ratler.
TO- Jno Minge enters bl. C. Black Hawk, by Hotspur
Second ddy-Proprietors Purse 5000, two mile heats
entrance SIS.
Third ddy-Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount
four mile heats, entrance 500
Fourth ddy-A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats 800
entrance, half oreito which there four subscribers
namely:
J. Jno. Minge enters Peter Lyons b. c. by Johanna
e Jno NJ. Bolts enters CHI. Barbara, by Johanna out
of Wild Cat.
g. Thos Carter enters ch. by Hotspur, dam by Jack
Andrews.
4. o. p. Hare enters b. ate Kennon by Contention
dam Columbia.
Ample accommodations will be provided at the Fairfield
Dwelling House.
R RNH. Mi6G ADAMS. Propde'on
Sept. IL. 36u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

ID ICHMOND TREE HILL RACES, will commence
n as usual the LIST Tuesday in October next, and con-
tinue four days
First ddy.-The celebrated stallion sakes-,wo mile
heats-entrance $2O0-pay pay.
l. Jno. Nj. Bolts enters the produce of C.obanna
= Jas j. Harrison enters the produce of Arab.
D. H. Watson enters the produce of Monsieur Tonson
L. IN T. Hare enters the produce of Contention
o. VIM. X johnson enters the produce OF Medley.
o. w alter Livingston enters the produce OF Eclipse
Second ddy.-Proprieor's purse S3OO-two mile heats
1h"d ddy.-Jockey Club Purse, 81 ,OOO-lour mile
Fourth ddy.-A Proprietor's Purse S2OO-two mile
heats. ~
Also, sweepsake-two miles heats-entrance 5000
halt forfeit, and closed.
z WIN. II. Johnson enters full brother to Polly Jones'
C'Hcrr Cline.')
L. Abner Robinson enters Tonson colt out oe tho sor Of
Sally McGec, ('Sir Walter Scou'
j. Jno. Nj. Bolts enters Johanna illy out of Phillis
a. James NJ Selden enters b. f. by Spring Hll out of
Sentinel mare.
o. John NJ Bolts enters b. c. by Johanna out of Dairy
Maid, Is Rolla.')
The Purses this Race Week at Tree Hill, are worth
3oOO The great number OF horses in training and the
number OF training stables render probable that 10 or IL
will start for each OF the three DAYS regular Purses
ne rs day, in the important stallion stakes there is no
forfeit, and ii is thought in Old Virginia's best days
mat there never were many colts OF first promise
he last days sweepstakes Herr Cline the winner of the
stakes at New Market and Baltimore-Sir Walter Scott
the winner of the stallion stakes last spring at Tree Hill
kolla the very promising Johanna colt of Mr. Bolts and
Mr. Seiden, who for the honor of the Central Course
must be "here thereabous," contend for Purse of
S9OO The extraordinary good health CITY, and the
promise oil weeks pleasant recreaon il is hoped, will
give again. the opportunity of shaking hands with
DID friends and making new acquaintances.
By the Secretary Of the TTee-HiH Club.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14
September IL.

II D EMOVAL.-The subscriber has removed from his
q former residence few doors below the old Market
directly opposite the Mansion House. and few doors be-
low the Bell Tavern, where he intends CARRYING on the
manufacture of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware all its varie-
ties and extensive scale than he has
All tin and sheet iron work done orde aud on short no.
tee He has also OH hand top wagons; and will keep
constantly cast iron stoves OF different patterns The nha
bants of Richmond, well country merchants are
respectfully invited TO call before purchasing
is his determination sell low as can be in
this city. DANIEL WELLER
september IL. 36-0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

NOIICE.-Al persons having claims against the
tate of the late Richard Morris, requested pre-
sent them immediately, duly authenticated, Philip b.
those indebted the estate are requested
10 make payment TO Philip b. Winston, unr who is duly
authorised TO collect and give receipts, and who will for
that purpose attend the Courts OF Goochand Louisa and
Hanover, until the collections completed.
MARY w. MORRIS, Erecutrir.
PHILIP b. WINSTON, Executor
Of Richard Morris, decd.
September IL. 36-2aw4w
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Do The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally, and
shec times week during the tho
fee the same as heretofore Five DolaIs payable
Notes oil shartcred BIO
eeved payment Tho Editors win safety remit
ting them by mall the of all being paid by the writers
9 No will be discontinued,
Editors until all arrearages have been paid up. - -
9 Whoever will the payment papers shall
havc the tenth gratis - ~
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less,
%
Or assumed by n c ~ its nyitons
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Gb EAh REWARD.-Ran away from the subscribers
~ eID at Leaksvie, Rockingham county, ". G. llth
August 1882 negro Dick, Blacksmith, aged about 43
years. complexion yellow, mouth wide full lips, and full
set OF teeth part OF big toe of from the right foot feet
inches high; he belonged to the late John Thompson Of
Euifod; made two attempts to escape in his former
nef lifetime; once he got nearly two hundred miles to-
wards Ohio, and the next time to Wilmington in this State;
us believed he will endeavorto reach free State TO the
west or TO get on board vessel our Atlantic
we W give the above reward il arrested out Of this State
and returned to US, with all reasonable expences paid
80 u secured in any jail that get him Direct in
iormatos 10 us, at Leaksville, N. G.
BARNETT & MoREHEAD.
August 2s 32-w4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

WNDUCATlON.-MRs. JULIET DREW will resume
M her school at her residence Shocke iill Rich
mond, on the first Monday in October next Encouraged
by the liberal patronage which has hitherto been extend
ed TO her efforts, she has made arrangements for enarg
ing her school by The admission of pupils prepared to en-
ter on a course of study IN The higher 6rGnches-The
course OF instruction will comprise Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History Astronomy
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Latin, French
and Music
She has employed the services of Mr. DANIEL H.
EMERSON, who is a graduate of Dartmouth College, and
ishighy recommended gentleman whose talents and
moral character qualify him for teacher She would be
pleased TO receive few boardes, whom she will ex
ercise maternal care.
In respect to the qualifications of Mr. Emerson the
public referred TO the following certificate -
81 am acquainted with Mr.. Emerson, and have ever con-
sdered him young of devoted pety, which he
with him in his whole departments of amiabc manners
OF regular collegiate educaton and of good talents have
no doubt oil his qualification, in every respect give Mrs
Drew that aid in instruction which she wishes to procure
and would lead me to expect her school take the first
rank, in point of usefulness among schools of Rc
mond. STEPHEN TAYLOR"
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Broad FgOCK Fan FgVccS. lS.S.e.

THNHE Races over the Broad Rock Course will com
"a mence on TUESDAY, the 25lh September next,
and continue days.
FIRST Ddy.-2 Sweepstakes--frst post-sweepsake,
nile heats entrance 5000, p free for any colt that
never won race, at the time of subscribing their
Subscribers: JamesJ. Harrison, John NJ. Bolts VIM r.
Johnson, and william Wynn.-Second Race, same day,
colt sweePsake, two mile heats entrance $780, half
forfeit four subscribers.
John NJ. Bolts enters by Gohanna out of Clifford
dam.
John Minge enters c. {. by Hospur, out of a Jack
Andrews.
James ]. Garrison enersas by Shawnee dam Char
lote Pace.
William Wynn enters Monsieur Tonson colt, out of
Needs Bedford Mare.
Second Ddy.-The Proprietor's Purse, two mile heats
purse 5000, entrance $l5.
Third Ddy.-The Jockey Club Purse s mile heats
entrance 800 purse $780, money hung up
This being the first of the Club, full meet
ing OF the members is requested Broad Rock on the
evening OF the colt race, for the purpose appointing
officers, &c. l. PUCKETT Proprietor
Sept z. 35-r
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NH EDlCAL COLLEGE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1V4 The Chair of the Institutes and Practice OF Physic
In the Medical College, Of South Carolina being now va
can't 1t was resolved at meeting Of the Board OF Trus-
tees held the 23d inst that the Chairman advertise for
Candidates until the LIST day of.October next.
j. NJ. CAMPBELL, NJ ID.
(Ex-oicio) Chairman of the Board.
A. HAsELL, M. d., Secretary.
Sept. Z. 35-3
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HoHN J. WERTH, (Sgn of the Golden Kew has
81 just received by the ship Equator from Liverpool and
IS now opening part Of his Fall Supply, which, togo
ther with other arrivals, daily expected from England
and the Northern cities will render his stock of Hardware
Cutlery and Saddlery very extensive and complete
Country Merchants will find his assortment to embrace
every article suited 10 their trade the very lowest pr
ces, and on accommodating terms.
September T. 35-6t
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n % OANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
% U offer for sale his valuable Tract of Land living on
Roanoke River and Nubush Creek, in the county Meek
lenburg-contaning by survey 1000 and odd
acres oil which l65 river low grounds-the ba
lance creeklow grounds and good highlands well adapted
10 the growth OF cotton tobacco, and wheat-The
above Tract OF Land lies in the neghborhood Of two Manu-
featuring Mills, and may be purchased on reasonable
terms will be shewn by the subscriber who resides on
the premises. GEORGE TARRY.
Sept. Z. az sts
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
r. subscriber in May last stout dark mulatio man 40
years OF age named Lewis. He wore large whskers at
The time he went OIL Lewis is afflicted with rupture
the truss may probably lead his detection purch1sed
Lewis at Mr. BENZ SHEPHERDS sale. II is likely he is
either 10 the neighbourood Of Brookfcd or Judge Mar
sall Pantation the Chickahomny: at the last men
toned place he has a wife
viii give the above reward f taken out Of the State
or twenty dollars If apprehcndcd within it, He how
ever he delivered to me, at Mill Wood, in the county Of
POwhatan. DAVID McCAW
August 81. 3O-st-wu
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nd ENIrENrIARY MANUFACTUREs.-Counirv

H ENITENTIARY MANUFACTURES-C Country
a Merchants who visit Richmond, for the purpose of
purchasing supplies of Goods for the approaching
and farmers and others, winter clothing for their servants
are invited TO call at the Penitentiary Store Market
Bridge Main street, where kept Cloths manufactured
in the Penitentay suitable for male and female servants
together with Shoes and Brogues of all Sizes of best
quality' There are also hand, Wrought Nails from
Id to 2Od. inclusive, wagon caryall and plough Har-
ness, completes variety OF woodward, SC &c: all of
which offered at reduced prices the manufacto
ry afford The Pulling Mill erecting at the Peniten
lary, pleased 10 learn, will, i'm a days be in
operation when expect TO be enabled exhibit Cloths
&c, comparing in quality and appearance, with the best
manufactured at any similar institution in the United
States. THOS G. MONCURF
Sept. IL. [s6-2aw WIZ Gen'I Agent, Va. Penny.
a ANSDOWNE IN MARKET offer for sale lI1ls
beautiful Residence and Farm, containing by survey
about $3.50 Acres, adjoining the farms of Messrs clifford
and Bernard, and within three miles of Fredercksburg
his scie Is notorious for health Justly 20 ene il TO
the character OF an American Montpelier The residence
Is new and connections, containing eight rooms and has
attached, all necessary buildings both for domestic
and farming purposes Between acres are Ran
pahannock Hat the balance mdulaing wood land in the
back ground of the house, from which the prospect is cx
tensve and beautiful The arabic land divided into four
fields OF 2O to $50 each has been rapidly improved
during the occupancy of the subscriber The farm well
watered having stream through each field and is well
adapted TO the growth of grass in common with all the
products OF our tide water Districts good Spring is within
stones throw OF the door.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing will doubtless view the
premises (Which will be shewn by myself all times or
my Manager, in ofmy absence) Title unqmesIiona
BILE and terms accommodating early application be made
Any further particulars, desired will be readily obtained
by line addressed to GEO. w. BASSETT
August II. 2S-uO
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NOIlCE.-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
John w. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date on
1.-The 10th day November $780, and of record in the County
Court OF Amelia, and TO accomplish certain purposes ia
said deed expressed, shall the 1st day Of october
on the premises, sell by way Of public auction for ready
money, certain tract parcel Of land with IFS appurc-
uances, lying and being in the county Of Amelia and adj
joining the lands OF David Mann, James Pntchett and
others containing two hundred and forty five acres more
or less such portion thereof may necessary to an
swer the unsatsed purposes Of said deed and deray the
expencc incident to the execution Of said trust The title
to said land is believed 10 be good but acting trustee
will only convey 20 the purchaser the title vested i'm mo
by said deed. RICHARD S. JONES Trustee
August 29 32-8t