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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
GERE.aE FGzs G.JgSEg.

slHEE<sla E H1yEG GelE8E9s THE subscribers being about to close
 their present style of business, offer for sale all the balance of their STOCK of GOODS, comprising very general assortment either 5y wholesaIe or retail. Being determined to sell at COST anu CHANGES, tiiey invite all who want cheap bargains and have fire cash in hand. to efli and examine their Goods before they purchase elsewhere.
 All llspersons having demands sgainst the hrsfl, are requested to present them; a... alllndeoted. are equally requested To call at their Store and make immediate settie- ment.
 PATTON, LITTLE .N co.
 Jan l5, 1893 II if
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
r yyh SON

Commission Nev1osyaf, I.liEfe Rock, SszgszTI.J, attend to tise receiying and for
 1T warding of all vssaods committed to ..,.-,.,- Having recently purchased the pas lar large al nd commodio,ls WAisii-HousE If Mesers. Thompson {. Drennen, situated immediately at inc steafs boat landing, : he is now prepared 10 stoee any quantity z? oi 9oods which may be com mitted to his csre Goods consigned to him for sale oa mission, will be disposesa of to the best advantage.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
EE w gBn u

Ha ANlNG in his employ, five exco,ia. !. N -a worlKmen, the Subscriber win ,a1el1 nde on the GU-N-S.NI1'H, BL.aCKs,nIIggslf IIggsfy and VAC O.N .rI.4kI-Ng business :. ht fifeir various branches, in Little Rocl- VI He will make and iron Carriages s,-~ Ws ons, Ploughs, Hoes, swingletrees 1" sss kinds ofodge tools 8sc. &c.; he win will, ,,.s als or repair, at the shortest notice. all i@ahe Of farming utensils. Orders from @'nus G tance will be punctualiy attended to 0'S''
 He will keep on hand, for sale. oo stant supply of all Of tie aboyemeEtioesass.. ss. articles. ''.
 0s~All kinds ofeonntry preasss- r.:, be received in return for work. at n.., @.e prices. z, BRUMBACK'
 LiHte Rock, .Barch q, Is.i2 sA'
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20

ss:,s i i: s,:5::' s.s: and and o.'a''''
 DECRE IN CHANCERY
 ND now on ths day came the com .gA plainant by $. s. Hall his soitettof, ana tiie said u e t, ti, failed ia an sw CT titesconpIainant's bill, and II aP peat, gar, iur in the Court bere, that the safd 7tfi wa orderedtt be taken for contessea at | ,tFo l,et tas.tns ,.f this Court, and the said 1efenaanfs having again failed to appear ] <, anep0er ,I1e said bili of complaint; II IS itbe refare ordered and decreed y e1e 'otyrt hero. that that the tots nulit"e's al nine and ten, n block pumoef ehFee' h inc Town of Little hocK, oelhg 9he n C said complaiuanta bili mem <: VI, ,sr4cIosed, and ii IS fWgtaefof- do,.,,l and dec,.eaa by the Court heFe, that inc said lots nunbar nine and ten Tn ,, 5leek u,n,ber tf,ree. in ttls town of LItt1e ROCK be sold at public. aucA2h 10 mo H,e'.Js, ,1 biaaer bv and iinder flie directlon of the Commissioner hereinafter - s1a inc tyentvzsecones day of Apt.H next, 7tz l tn cen tl4os hours of ton o'clock ln lile iof aoun. and three D clock ia the aH. ette2h of said day, on the mortgaged pfetA !ssss the said Comuiissloner gtylng notice otz Ii and nlaea of said sats. bY the pu0lf1 eation of tiiis decree II he Arkansas ] d- .goeate.a a Newspaper printed in thss Terri tory, at least four weeks prGyiens to sad day of sale. and 1t IS further ordered and adiudged, and deereed, that John K Fay 1 Tor be, and he is hereby appointed Com missioner 10 make tho sale as aforesaid, 1 and that said Commissioners, on tle receipt of the purchase money, do make deed ln, fee simple for the said mortgaged PremI- ses 10 tho highest bidder and io his heIFa ] and assigns forever, and II is further order-= ] ed tlistouf ofthe monies arising from such salc, the Commissioner pay the costs of this snit 10 he taxed, and that of the rest and residue O. such monies, he pay tosatd conn piaiDant. the sum of oae bundred and sixty four dollars and twenty-five cents with interest thereon from the ninth day ef May, ore sl.slssi41 eight hundred asd twenty -aigitf, up to tifps time; aid ft E further admdged and decreed by the Court here, that tbe said defendants may Of tie payment of the said sum If money and in teTest as aforesaid, together with the costs of this shit, redeem their said property, and fhst-uniess they redeem the saiHe ons or before the sale thereof az aforesaid, li3at tlten and from tbenee, they ahaH he barred and forever foreclosedf from redeem ing the same; and t is furthe- ordered. that said Commissioner HTake'report of his proceedings horeips at the next term of this Court.
 certify the foregoing to he trre copy of the record remaining in my office.
 JOS. IEJNI1 1EESON, Clerk
 .Eettaslti Circuit Court.
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Little Rock, 18th Jan. 1893 4I
DR. MEN EFEE.

{ -esei; 5'is-s7as |, clronaoay conutsl,1 s
 AZ lust received, per the steam-boat A. a- Reindeer, fiesh practisiag assoyf- naetf ,, of .Hedtcines, and may at all times be. ionnd at hls Office, near lis old residence Tn Lewisburgh, when cot professionally absent.
 June 28. 1892 n tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
Law Notice

R. cRITTENDEN x A. FOWLER, HAVING associated themselves in the N N practice of the Law, will attend the courts of the Second, Third, and Fourth Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court
 August 3l, lS3l If g
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
TaiAe Notice.

.gEsH AT at the next Term of the County 3 Court, for the County Of Arkansas, 10 be holden or tie first Monday h Aprit next. I shall petition said Conrtfor an Or der. for tue sale Of tie ands belonging to fbe estate of JAMES BOSWELL, late of Arkansas County, deceased: or 50 much thereof as will be sufficient tupay the debts remaining due from shescstate of the de- ceased.
 oRRIN < is NssS5I s5I isY .a I s1sfisss' ssisss'ii. q /
 James Boss1eU. decd. -arkausas. Feb. IT, 1883. 5w47
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
S.ggTasgE sA .ggEEES.

1T l. 4 CH.4 .A r. I.afLs0 Rs Ep EsrEcTFUFLy inform the nhabitants Of s Little Ruek, and its vicinity, that they have associated themselves, and in- tend carrying on lie above business in all its various branches.
 They iiatter themselves, from their long experience in the above business to give general satisfaction All work done at fheir shop, warranted to fit. They res pectfally solicit share of public patron age,
 0-ty- Their shop is on Man street. cor ner of Caldwel's row
 Little Rock, March I2s a9tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
 NOTICE,

FIN persuauee Of The above Decree, R shai proceed tu sell fer cash, on the 22d day of April next, between the hours ofsl0 o'clock in the forenoon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon of said day on the mort. Ao.3, ia the Town Of Little Rock, being the same property described in the saove Decree.
 JOHN k TAYLOR, Commissioner.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20

J6aHed Stdfes Q .4faerica ,
 Territory of .4fdaasas, ss.
 Coauty of Psaas6i.
 Tn the Circuit Court of Pdiassi County
 January Term, 1883. Jacob s. and John X. Bradshaw, coapftsi Benjamin Polk and James Ball. Dsftts.
 Hs Ehancesy.
 FAN this day came the compiaiaants sy NJ their solicitor, and filed their repli- cation in. short. by eonsent on tho record 10 the answer filed by James Bali, and on notion, ii E ordered by the, Court that tlls cause as to Ball be set for final hearing on bill.aad answer. al tho next fern Aaf this Conrt: andzit appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that there las heen no ser vice on Benjamin Polk, ono of the defend- ants in this suit. and II fnrther appearing to the Court that the said Benjamin Polk is resident Of this 'EEs&FFi5ofy, There fore on motion Of said coTpiainants, ii is ordered by the Court. that unless the said. defendant Ben5amin Polk, appear and file his answer to the bill of complaint cxhis bited .against him by the said complain ts :: 1; sof eur nextJuiy Term Of this Court, the said bill If complaint shall he taken IS confessed, and decree enterpd up aecor- dingiv; and II IS further ordered hy the Court that tho said accomplishments cause a copysof this order to be inserted four " eeks saccessively, in some newspaper printed in this Territory.
 I certify that tie foregoing Is a true cs- Py from the record in my office
 JOS. FyE.ND ' ON, Clerk
 Of Putaski Circuit Coars
 March l2. Prs. fee Ss 55l 4w4a
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
BLANKS.

A LARGE and general assortment of m Clerks, Sherifs, and .Magistyates BLANKS, of the most approved forms. nave been just printed, and are now for sale at this office.
 1iAIs Rock, 19h Feb. 1883.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20

eorge w. Garrett and Fl zabeth his wife, and DJendaafs. Hi .aheth Toperay,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20

tri4enew and iast lef- A nfn,e steam boat SPY ..es--s. '. Clark. an, master, wlll sssrszsKsfa ply rega, <Tly between ne 1IoagIl of V hite river ano 5'ahtenfneat f3i5sop, and fisehs,ge . fFoigiit q any ei t4e landings on thesriyer. Tbe Feay IS .. ifelt draught, fine power, 0oton ent- t6en, and is well calculated for the tfAde z sls :, JOHN DIT4LhRD < GO.
 Little Rock. 1sthDee. 1892 v.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
1nn raitta s.ails ef .4merieea, ]

T7ic UnIted 5tdlF5 1y sI"E079oV~ ' ---- IerritoryQf .ifkaasas, ss' Gouay ef Paiasll in the Circuit Court in and fer the ,,,. soun15
 of PuIaski, January term, l95os Hen E. Baekland, Co"tPtafaalH'
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-20
.NEWs Sg's1R F.
Rinh.d E. Dunn & Co.

INICE U P OUIFII NO ESP U i.II in!orn, their irlenos RA and the public generally, that lngg have iust received and are now openiRe - tle brick building formerly occuPleo y Major N. Peay, new and general assoseT ID D,.u Goods and Groceries, which they oHerfor sale at reduced prloes for cash or barter
 Thsy respectfully invite tbeir friends and the public so call and examine thelf
 Little Rock. 19th Feb. 1853;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

meet them. As We " not need tho revenue aIsiug
from the sale of the Western iaud let reduce their price
10 not than 80 cent, To he acre, TO bc brought still
lower after they have boon IN uarketa icw years selling
them only settlers, AT least restricting the amount
which ANY shall De- peur'ttcd TO purchase. Thus thc
co,uplcts OF cc~siou viii be observed injury Will be
done TO thc east Justice will be don the west; all
motive Tor WetceuorN and corrupt lrgi, on, IN COuucc-
ton with thC puhi, lands, viii he reno, ,d quc,uru
which may cu''ngcr hc Union viii bc disposed oi The
r"pu+nou wealth, power and morality Of our nation 81"
or Increased; thc States and General Government Will
MAINTAIN their proper relations; an Ur shall have an all
d'onh guarantee tr thu Improvement ami Pcrpcluty oil
rur WvoluShlv institutions.
There are many point, wc h,v, not touched in thcsc
uuhvtt, hcc1gsr notice o them jl mot necessary
'r thc ,h'u vf cur argument We may consider thcu
hereafter u supplemental number.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
yFEasEtslRlglANni0RIN

Under act OF the last Legislature of Nl,ryonJ tIo
Governor appointed Commission, \, the head of Which
- Professor Ducatc OF Baltimore, Tor the purpose of col
iecunE the materials OF map and making rroloui,, Il
survey Of the state We notice in the Baltimore Gazette
nm article announcing the return ol Professor Ducatr and
ms associates, from partial exploration the three IN,
per counties Their visit full OF interest both p,r
son1 and public, and from lhc known ability OF the rem
UcmCn engaged IN the business the most beneficial rc
many be anticipated. Ia view Of tits on!sh,od ,nc,.r
Of Maryand-wc are naturally led to ask why our STAT,
should not make some provision OF the kind for the y
once hc relative portion Of Nnginaii is enouah for -.
TO know hat It Her decline we are aware il i,
part OWING TO causes over which have conirol but
why not aNal ourselves OF all c resources which nature
has bestowed upon US, TO arrest downward career
Few counties certainly none our sister States
have given external evidences OF greater mineral wealth
than OUR; but lis dcvcopcmcut Left to Individual enter
pHe, must necessarily be accidental and imperfect The
genius OF our people alicts itscltwcn cNcrtcd at all
10 me intellectual sciences Tie whole range Of Physic
those subjects about which 1t would seem most natural
That the human mind should feel ala inicr ST. because thcv
are pap'ly presently, and constantly applicable 10 tho
supply Of our natural wantS-aTc cutIrcly ucnlertcI
The lew persons, who devote themselves TO such invest,
cations, are regarded as idle vsonare aud their pursuits
unworthy i"e attention OF men o! How long then
WIN be, enc nincrdlosy and gcologyth names even
so""' ''r""Se-"iIl be sufficiently cultivated among us
To enable private individuals make search TOT our hidden
treasures upon scientific principles. The State must un-
"oIihe ihc the best talent H. the country must be So
cured thc exploration carried on ia styc common
Snr"'r WIN ihc Importance OF the results which are H.
How from il.
We have IN Virginia eNhausl.ss stores Of iron and m,
whist the indications Of copper aud lead ar, naltcinr
$50 ha'tcnnS, thli are a.lori.hcd SD ll, has cc
expended ia making examinations with reference 10 diem
" hctd not S"y any thing pccng Cola The disco.
'c'cs OF le las year two have opened ncw and oo
iipu- prospects 10 considerable region on ,l, side Of The
Blue Hdee--a region which il is Of the E,hcs, ir,r
i"ucc 10 have carefully examined
are not so sanauine to hope that i, subject will
H""y engage the attention OF the Legislature Its loo
Pac"'a ana IT. Advantages TOO Obvious. be topic OF
cacusaluu 90 that hody.-Nc question whether rcc
renee could hc made IN the debate which would elicit
10 nae resolutions OF 3-aud who would discuss subject
winch dId not involve State Rights But il O., possible
"ncno'hcr Str' have rc'pcd, ior years le fruit Of thor
cuicifiHes Of ihs linA jhe Loci, atire NAV H.,
"'"" about masking an appropriation TO ,hc object and al
We. "o 'r Ufre sessions Pcu in debate, Iil may nos
''oy PASS fteiij,isjtug mana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

RIP had invested me and cxcainug m the iullncss Of
my heart God blcS8 OLD Ireland 81"
MOunt NcsuNtus (accOrdng the last European Jour.
nas has been IN state o rupon since the 2Sh OF May
and daily througcd with thousands many of whom pas.
the night at the brink OF the crater among them are
sdcrabe numbers OF English At about fifty PAGES from
tho burning bed OF lava, booths erected tor supplying
reshucuts.
late number OF tho Eduburg Evening Cour, Nj, t
following article:
Extraordinary Occ,Urencc-O On Thursday, While MIR
Montgomery banker, in Irvine, and another gentleman
were fishing in the river Garnock they struck will,
Ia" appearance OF whirlpool in the centre OF the river
which appeared il the waters were r,piIy Jesccnl
OF e ver bad given way ami that the waters
sccudiae into the ColciCs beneath and fastened 10 the
ucuest PITS mouth TO give the alarm.
The men below SOON heard the mighty rushing OF the
waters AMI fastened io escape, which pr0ydcnuay they
all elected, though without moment To spare overall of
uucd To pour into the extensive cavities bcucath and the
next day IRENE ndOu large space broke down into which
'hc whole iNcr descended leaving its bed quite dry Tor the
space OF mule each side OF the aperture where II had
previously been ui SN feet deep On the uw ing OF tlic
h"c the depth ui the water below the chaSn increased "a
nine feet; the d,Sua;iou awful Tho water si ,,.b-
cd IN torrent into thc earth Three la boa, had
an almost miraculous escape from being sucked into the
vortex; they had 40 sooner cot cut than the boat was
drawn down with fearful rapidy.
Ia" great body OF water continued To pour dow H. iii
tho whole workings which extended many miles were
completely filled. new OF terror now presented
the Imprisoned air, pressed by the weight Of water
burst through the surface OF the earth in thousand pla
ceS WINCH Tor the extent o! many acres, presented the
. appearance of boiling cdUlLrOn Immense uuantic. al
SAND 'd water were thrown up aud descended like tor
rents OF rain for many hours By t calamity six hun.
d'd persons are thrown ont employ and 80 extensive
Is the destruction, 20 preclude the hope that the work
are ever TO TIC restored To their former state
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Aurnsl G

AND FOR SALE.-1hc subscriber n,rr,l,,, r.,
y move to Ohio wishes To- sell or cvrl,a,,,. a., w.,
IN that State, the Tract Of Land which hr live yi,
10 Louisa county 10 miles above thc Court IIousc All
rom Mechancsvillc and containing by late survey ia5
acres good portion OF the above tract low orou1Is m
good dndhy' the situation as healthy as any i'm tlc country
ana from tic trial made, the land belevcdo be As snsc
goe OF improvement by clover aud plaster as The Green
shall have the privilege Of so,ying wheat di Xii ria
terms ana further particulars made known on application
" ~ nc '"','IIocr WILLIAM -. GOOCH
intend making uip 10 Ohio about the 2sd,
huE"sI Persons having land in tid State which d,cv
WISH 10 exchange, viii therefore confer with fue ON u
U.9oc' ny letters addressed TO Mcchancsyllc Louisa
r. T'oSr.,ou5 70 UI'' umr W. -. g.
'''' @ p WOt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

Snle 81 cat"aLlc L0md IN Rockmgham County. n. &.
VIE subscriber being anxious remove to the South
west will offer at public sale, the highest bidder
on tuesday thu first day October next his Tract of
Land ying i" Rockingham county, n. c. 1t is situated
on both sides of Lick Fork Creek about 20 miles above
DIh'S, a. near the main road leading from thence to
Salem, \. G. 1t contains from $50 to 80 acres nt .t
low grounds OF The best quality and 500 or 1000 of hip
iand nclrdrcd suitable Tor the cultivation OF corn wheat
oats aud tobacco The whole contains between $500
and 1900 acres and may be advanagcously divided should
purchasers desire it. The terms Of payment are one third
III cash. OF likely young ncgrocs the balance i'm one and
"o years III equal nsalmcnts, the purchaser giving his
bonds with personal security and lien upon the land TO
secure the payment OF the purchase money.
rue purchaser can have possession the first day of
december next, and in the mean time can have the pr-
EEe OF seeding TINS fall lie also have the refusal
oI Ihc corn, cattle hogs, SC. on the plantation.
The sale will positively take place on the day above
mentioned, unless it should in the interim be disposed of
4" private sale Should that occur, due notice will be
given JANIES n RIrL,LiN ~
i'V'Ain%haH county, y. g., July 10Th. 2J-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

no TIE l1FRCII AVIS on yin,,,>-,.
yHTE ,L,I rcr,iyc 49, -, = ,, W. 'i"r IA
w month, Lirrc,y i,, E 'I'', P"' ., u'e ensuing
BEIrIsu DRY Uoops, and from, the Nor,h.,u c,,.
i,| H., % = " ne purchaser by our partner rcsid-
Nonsof"!c since IRE ca,ac 10 Tie ltgyo,,,j,, =,
any either ndikti IN me TryI,d S,t ,1 .,,1 ga
i1cts TO which We ask yonr ,,'i ne 'ono"lns
show, rot only that va, can hut ,,,, - ~ ' mum, WA
do 60, ''' ''' "''' " - our interest I'
. II, ,,...c.,,.i.,,
twenty y.l, l,, ,,, 49,, " '' "'-'l''' I'i hc I"'
MED lcilitc- ar! co,.,ia , , 'NPo.,'",', mo-
and abroad, that rive H., ,y,ut,s a. ,I ~ " ~
impoualiors (Which ~ have been, enabled or, ,i, g.,
mcat aud To .Xtcn.l to r,, Ii'' Io",y i" au@-
lmiH) paid lur in cash before brv mr., sIi, '''
Europe, where they are bou.ht l,v ,,c,ts c, a. % ,i
mosl competent 3, Io biy for iii, rn,i, N '''
cities, our credit, acquaintance and tl ,,,,
give us accc-, to the MOS. c,5rl 80, I'a,',' we "uy
hi"rmauou aud every kind oil t.no!s .
best P!rl,lclrIi, and M. 49, + "' row as inc
Merchants, We 81 % know ih,t t,. rll,n, ~
hg."c-- Of lhc same cSt,u, and Mind i, !i,c more, han
ho' u this place Of what il is in either o rns, c,,;
ihr following statement viii show: ' "
The store ~ occupy, nearly four stories L.b
with 1--WE floors. i,,r',i.l,n,. ny, >. ~ ' "'T"'
'hc lwo lower o, which run back near 100 feet,
would rent m Philadelphia lor $4,000 10 s,35Og
ans IA New y ok Tor 5000 TO :, lOOO-,yt tLc
rant at 90 ,on
Two dwelling houses, out houses gardens. SC
such as We occupy, would rent i,r 80 TO 600 am,
nuaIy-Put them at $50 each ,no
me I'VE Clerks ana Assistant, We have would
Coz, including board and salary, least jOO each 500
me expenses oionr lwo families would. cxc!n.
however = ooo
The difference in contingent expenses would
exceed 500
GI3Ooo
No"'in Richmond, all tic expenses mentioned
""D'e' WIN NOT exceed 1000
80 great is t difference, that it jnsulcs us in so,
mat VIC can sell even smaller profit tlan tl,c PilIr
pha or New York Merchant
Confident of our ability 10 soil 40 l,,. =, H..
'Pu''J P'ISu"'cu hdt 1t - our interest to do so. OID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
July 90

richmond ON Tie SIKH day oil May last, as a rIna
way (he owner uuknowu,) NCgto man, who saws Lis
name IS th"fcS nay, and tat lac i, free man: was horn
ana raised 10 Alexandria las free papers and saws ,at
nc never had any. Chul", IS about % years old FIVE
'"o inches nigh, OF d'Ik copper color well set no
''"' "ScoFe"tc; had on when committed grey cass.
'' round about and P7n'oons blue cloth vest; he saw,
h'' ms mother was set free before he was born by Mr.
bI0"dwacr Methodist preacher; that he has workc fr
Mr. 1. Neal, (whcn he Mayor Of Alcx,ndriaN and
tnat ne knows him 10 he tree; II lac runaway HE
NIcHnred To come forward prove property pay cIarg
eS and fake him away, he will be dealt with az ,yo -
"'ecD' DAVID WHITE, Tailor,
August l3. - " w W, '" n'u'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
BY HICKS, LU,N,SFORD a. CO.

~ IHCKS, LI-.N'SFORD * co.
h NMES RIVER LAND FOR SNLE-Wc will ,,
90 the iih day Of Scpcmhcr in front OF MIc.sr IIick
i-unsiord Cos. Auction Store, in the Town OF Peter.
burg oiler at Public AHctOn TRACT OF LAND Iyiuo
p. Akin, ED l'NiN'Y VI
The Tract, we are informed contains some FIVE or i,
or swamp, which can be easily reclaimed NcycT Li,
been ON II, and knowing but hide OF lis localities we re-
Ter such as wish TO view il TO II. Akin, Esu. who is well
acquainted with IT. Oh The title neither can we soc,l
Win any certainty: II was conveyed to MS by C.n,ain
william Dunn, now Of Powha'an, with rood deal of other
Pi'ry IN trust or the bcnc Il; OF his crclitorS and we
''Ie to h, or Captain lillian 'uucy tor inn,ia,io
As TO the Hie. The deed under which we offer it for
Is recorded ~ The Clerks Offices Of Brunswick and Chr.
".n'"' ia "hch latter county the land lie. We, Of
vested IN ~ 10y the decd above referred TO-
lac terms viii he CASH ninety days should iIc p,r
Ihc Virginia Bank in pctcr.burr