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Buckingham, mn January, 1882. a
Executors Sale Of YdLuoJle Real and Personal Es-

tate, Crop, &c.
WMJlIIs he sold, at public auction, Thursday the
Wv 18th Feb, 1888, the premises, that valuable
tract Of Land belonging to the late VIM Mckinney decd
situated in the county Of Campbell, on Big Falling river
Reads old Store. This Of land was formerly oyy
ed by Taron Jones and his heirs and probably contains
about 400 acres 800 Of which rich low grounds
By those who know IT, ii is believed he among The very
best tracts in the country The title is indsputable The
plantation is in high state Of cultivation and 200 bushels
Of wheat neatly put in, in good timeWe will SELL the
Zine aud place, the revcrsonary interest in two
thirds Of adjoining tract in which Wn. Jones, o. b.
has life estate which has considerable quantity Of low
grounds, and is very valuable tract Of laud.
NegTOes-Will be sold on the day, IS 40 ne
groes likely and valuable as any in Yirgnia-amone
them two 6rst-rate blacksmiibs.
Stock Sc.--S or 10 likely and we'll broke mules seve-
raj valuable plantation horses from so 100 sheep about
30 head Of cattle, hogs, SC, together with large quaint
ty Of corn, oats fodder, plantation utensils sc.
Terms Of Sdie.The land will be sold upon four equal
annual instruments, the purchase money be secured by
deed OF trust upon the land and good personal security
upon the first and second instruments In addition. The
negroes will be sold credit h the LIST day Of June
next for half Of the purchase money the other halt
the LIST day Of June 1884 Bonds with approved
ry will be required for the amount The credit for the
other property will be LIBERAL and made known on the day
OF sale Mr.. John Csrdwe the manager Of the estate,
viii shew the land to any person wishing purchase.
The sale will be conducted by John r. D. Payne Auc-
tioneer CHS WKINNEY,1
THO. M'KfNNEY, Ex'ors.
mo. MKfNNEY,O
January 10. 76-tds
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WOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. The present term
u OF this Institution, inst commenced the first and
will close the first of MAY.

E. ROOT JR ! p.;,,.i..,.
III. ROOT, N'"''P"'S'
Mrs. E. Todd, Assistant Teacher in the English De-
partment.
Miss Il. .Mdnsfeld Teacher Of Music, Painting and
DrawiOg-An Assistant Teacher will be employed
for the next session.
ExPENsEs.-Board and Tuition, in all branches,
for one year of ten months, $3.50 90
Board and Tuition in English branches only, 100 90
Ten Dollars Will cover all contingent expenses.
TO Day Scholars for Tuition in Music, 25 90
In Languages, 20 90
In Painting and Drawing, is 90
In English branches % 90
Board in gentee families in the neighborhooJ can he
had for seven dollars per month.
Scholars may enter the school at any period in the term
ana WIZ be charged from such time according 10 tile above
rates But no deduction will be made after entrance for
absence Tor that term except in Of sickness; and
desirable that the pay for the term should be in advance
H@eTences.-President Gushing, Sanl. G. Anderson,
Esq, Rev. b. f. Stouton of Prince Edward and DR. Win
Dupuy Of Notoway.
Prince Edward Court House, Va. Jan 49, 1916
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Jan Is.

In conformity with the notice, respectfully
c those indebted to the of Cochran, Barnes
Pate on, to make payment 10 aud those TO whom 4 e
Concern is indebted will pit esent their claims
DUNLOP, MON CURE & Co
jim. %. so--6t
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a CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE-Will be sold
~ on the premises the first day OF February next,
II lair, II not the next fair day, 495 of Land lying
aPpomaox River, and reaching to the Guinea aud Ango
ia Koads-about miles below Rainss Tavern, and good
stand Tor Tavern-ina genee neighborhood. This Land
lies we with about one hundred of low grounds and
sucient quantity good wood landunder good fences
and would suit professional gentleman.
Iermsone, two, and three years credit with bond and
approved security, and deed Of the Land TO
cure the payment. JAMES ISBELL. admir-
Jan. 1. TD-tls1 of Le,cis IsbeH dee'd
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ANCHOR IRON
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFtcE,
January IL, 1888.

AYY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
January IL, 1888.
MDROFOSALS sealed and endorsed will be received at
this office, until the let Of March next 10 iranuCsc
tu'e and deliver at the Navy Yard Washington, ID O. .
about 100000 pounds Of the best quality American IRON
Tor making the Bower and Stream anchors following viz
From Is TO 10000 lbs for Bower and stream am
chOrs for ships Of the line.
From 81 to 10000 Us for Bower and Stream an.
chors for frgstcs.
From a 10 10000 lbs Tor 10 Bower and Stream an
cbors Tor sloops Of war.
he shapes and Dimensions OF The bars TOR the anchors
OF the several sizes be made 10 conform 10 the mo
des and drawings which will be furnished to the contrac-
tors Tor that purpose and by which he iron on deli yery
WIZ be Inspected il must also be tested 10 the epance
and 'aisac ion Of the commanding officer Of the aforesaid
Navy Yard
ne contractor must commence delivering The iron bv
e ISL of May, and complete the delivery Of the w ole
quantity on or before the 3lst October 1873
en- per cent will be reserved from each payment 10 be
made as collateral security, in addition he bond which
WIN be required, and VII not be psid until the whole
qusnly rs delivered inspected and sied unless spe
ci'y authorized by the Board OF Navy Commissioners.
January 10. 7O-2aw
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I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules holden in
IL the clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Cumberland County, from the 18th
18th day Of January, inclusive in the year 1888
Drury Woodson, Complainant,
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GAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-sOO acres of
90 land in the county OF Albemare about two miles by
water above the Furnishing little village Of Scousvle-
About 200 of the land grounds of very
fine quality. The highland is also of excellent quality
There is this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished. VIM. Scott living on the land will she w
il to any person disposed to purchase.
G. A. SCOTT.
Buckingham, IL tn January, 1892 76-2awti
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VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT COST

VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT COST.
HNHE Co-Parnershp OF the subscribers having expired
ON the LIST lust by its Imitation and being DESTROYS
to settle mp their business soon as possible they offer
their entire stock at prime cost comprising large and
desirable assortment OF staple aud fancy goods which
they invite tho attention OF whole sale all purcha-
sers, as an opportunity favorable for obtaining their
supplies rarely occurs. IL. MELLON & co.
NJ BIO person wishing TO purchase the whole. or
large part oil the stock the terms would be accommodate
ing and the house would be rented lease or by the
year Jan. 90. TS2-2tw3
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YENHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing

ensuing
Il season:
JANUS at CHARLoTrE CoURT HOUSE.
RINALDo with Major Rice, at FARMvILLE.
BLACK WARRIOR in the COUNTY OF CAMPBELL.
PEACOCK at MIR. TRAVIS BRoocK's in tho County
OF Charlotte, near MosELEY's FERRY.
WILDFIRE at COL VIM. Woops's in tho County
OF ALBENIARLE,
And GAscoIGNE near PETERsDURG.
Particulars in the bills
Gascogne will be let TO any thoroughbred mare or any
breeder OF a winner gratis. Unexcepionabo testimony
VIII be required TO the blood of the every in
stance; and the expenses Of any such mare from dis
lance out OF the State will be paid.
Janus also will be let the any of the
following
Merino Ewe-Ari0l-The dam Of Sir Chares-Reality
The dam OF Clara Fsher--The dam of Cocr-Sallv
Hope or her dam--Kate Kearney.
Meme Oi these horses will cover higher than twenty FIVE
dollars, dschargeable with twenty if paid within the
son, which will commence Valentines day February
10 and end on the day of the month in July
Mares may be fed, if required, with corn, twenty five
cents day. and charge will be made for sent
with them The pasturage near Charlotte Court House
and FarmvilIe is OF the first quality, very extensive and
well watered, and tho public may be assured that at
tenlon will be spared the part of Mr. Cardwell Ma
Jor Rice. The other agents named believed TO be
equally responsible but shall hold ourselves liable
for accidents escapes Mares insured equred-the
money to be paid every instance when the mare is CO.
vered to be returned in she shall prove not in foa
JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanoke.
Januarv oo sc
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January 10.

IA OFl' r. he concern of Cochran, Barnes 4 Pate.
V son ia this day dissolved by mutual consent, For the
speedy settlement of their business they ave APP
pointed Dunlop Moncure & 60 their agents, ia WI oe
possession they have placed their bond notes, accouns
&c; and to HON those indebted will make payment aud
those to whom the is indebted will present their
claims. MARCUS COCHRAN,
n w. BARNES,
ID. PATrtSON.
Jan =
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NOHANNA-The sire of Damon, (Ihe winner of the
S@ sweepsake at Broad Rock that sold for 1890 and
afterwards won the stallion stake at Peersburg IO6Gc-
cOniSt Che winner of the epsake Broad Rock that
sold Immediately after the for $1,000 Col. VIM. r.
Johnson, and subsequently sold by him for $1,000
Mary RdndOph, (the winner OF the sweepstake Tree
HILL the Projectors Purse at Fairfield, the Post Sweep
stake at Norfolk the Jockey Club Purse and inside stake
at the same place and during the week, worth $500
at which time she commanded the unprecedented price
Of $4,000 and afterwards the stallion stake at Tree
Hill when $4,000 offered and refused for one fourth
Broad Rock) BdrJGrG (he winner of the sweepstake at
outof hve aud Gdyrisons Fully, Chat sold for $3OOO)-
VIII for the next occupy his old stand at Half Sink
nine miles from Richmond after which it is probable
rOm the eXtravagant inducements that have been offer
edo he viii make in another State.
From the above list Of performances and prices il will
be seen that whether for the turf for market horse
can claim preference Johanna, particularly when
is borne i'm mind That this il the result of his first sea
and in that respect may challenge a comparison with
any horse known in this country his SIRE The Para
gon of hOTses, not excepted.
He will stand at $75 the season. and deduction of 20
per cent allowed on all payments made before the LIST Of
July, at which time the will expire.-SlO0 in.
surance. Parting with the mare, usual such occa-
ions, ioreits The insurance Mares TO Johanna last
season that did not prove in oa may heretofore be sent
again and insured at the price OF the GrOom's fee
81 Mares fed at 20 cents per 9av. No responsibility
for accidents though every Precauon will be taken
avoid them. JNO NJ Bolts.
january 10. 7S--12t
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9NlFrEEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Len my house
about the last Of November, my servant CHAR
years old When spoken to she is easily confused and
has rather gum look She has many relations living at
Mrs Mary Mosbys in Hanover, and Dr. Jos. Mosby's OF
GOochand; she also has sister at Judge Cars the
suburbs Of TIC city think il most probable she is sill
lurking about lic city, the neghborhood OF Dr. Mosbys
will give the above reward for her ifdevered 10 me,
ten dollars II secured in any Jail in the State
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr D.
January D. 73-2dw0
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.-GALLEGO MILLS.
FENHE above mills will stop grinding for this LIST
n March next. Those who have wheat to sell, will
find to their advantage to send it market before that
day. p. CHEVALIdE
Jan. "a Sl-tlst NJ.
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THOMAS j. BARROW & Co.
TIuDOrfers az IIynIer Sfreef Nr,,, ".

a TEACHER WANTED wish TO employ as
"a Teacher in my family, young Gentleman OF good
character and department. who is well qualified to teach
the Latin Language, and the usual branches of English
Education. No person need apply who cannot produce
satisfactory recommendations Application made in per-
or by letter (post paid) to the subscribers living near
Jetersvie, Amelia county, will be attended to.
January "a. [SI-l21 SETH w. JONES
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China and Glass

THNHoMAS J. BARROW s Co., Importers, SO va.
n ter Street -Neto York, receiving their Spring
lmportations in the above line, comprising a great
variety, oil the newest patterns, which offered to
Southern Merchants at the reduced prices possible
for the articles to be sold at In addition the above they
have constantly hand large complete assortment Of
gilt and plain Looking Glasses at the lowest rates Hop
ing continuance of the liberal support hitherto received
from our Southern friends, have made every exertion
to lay in stock OF the most desirable goods for that mark
ct; and il shall be endeavor promote the
interest of all who may favor with their orders
THOMAS j. BARROW s. Co.
Importers, So Water Street, .Ntto York.
New York, January, 1888 S2-3t
9 The editors of the Wing Richmond, Virgnian
burg Spectator at SIaunton, ntegeuee Petersburg aud
Aroma at fredericksburg, vrginau Winchester Beacon
folk Patriot at Fincaste Reporter Danvo, Globe
DNnvllc Reporter Washington Globe ntelgencer and
Advocate at Charlottesville will publish the above
OF SO co. aud send their this office for collection.
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TUNO Farmers and others who have wheat for sale we
n beg leave to state, that Mills will cease grind
ing for this season, the Is, March next and il will
probably be to their interest 10 offer their wheat before
that time. Y g. HAXALI. g. 60.
Jan. 10. 79-gt
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NY y. CHEWING, Dentist, respectfully informs
the public, thathe has settled permanently in Rich
mond, and offers his professional services in all It's various
branches Ills office at present, is the Post Office
directly opposite MIR s. Lehbrdge's, formerly Mr. F.
HOuston's. January 81 7i-2aw5r
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NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS.

SHOCKH WAREHOUSE-To ToBAcco PLANTERS.
yUyHE subscriber begs leave respectfully inform the
Planters and others shipping tobacco to this market
that he has completed new ireproof building the
sce where ShockG Warehouse STOOL and that from the
increased and improved plan of the house, much has
been added the facilities of despachng business at the
establishment He will remind the Planters, that from
Dealers this Warehouse will always have full attendance
oven in the worst weather
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr.
In consequence of the death of Mr.. William Young,
Of the former Inspectors this Warehouse, Benjamin
Sheppard Of the subscribers has been appointed fill
his place, who will continue receive tobacco belonging
to Planters and Others he has formerly DONE the sale
which will be generally attended TO by Mr. Robert c.
Wilamson.-Mr Williamson has been long in the tobac-
co business, and is gentleman that can recommend
with confidence, competent salesman. Tobacco
ing down the Canal and intended for Shoco Warehouse
will be taken from the Basin free of drayage and
the Planters and others who may send tobacco this
Warehouse that pains shall be spared by us, consistent
with duty TO give general satisfaction aud despatch
their business.
MOSBY s. SHEPPARD, Inspectors
The subscriber having located himself ShockG Ware
house, tenders his services the Planters and Farmers
Virginia, Agent for the sale of country produce
He hopes that experience for series of years in the
tobacco trade, general acquaintance with the tobacco
dealers added to wish to give general satisfaction those
persons who may conde their business his care will
ontite him share of public patronage. His charges
for the sale tobacco will be the same that
made by Capt. d. Sheppard
ROBERT C. WILLIAMSON
Proceeds of sale of produce will receive such direc
lion consgnees may order. II. c. w,
January 80 S3-wSt
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THNHE General Meeting OF the members of the Mutua
n Assurance Society against fire buildings of the
State Of Virginia, will be held at the Society Office in
Richmond, on Monday 2Sth January inst
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. A. NJ. a. ).
January | lid
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fsoce those doood NJ Randolph IN HE
place. many detached pslgs The published n
M Jefferson prove ath grandfather Odd entertain tho oni
nion hnd Imputed 10 hfm and among tc be 6Tst
only ho above extract tho protested vie ~
aH tho only mode In which st,t
saoie An 'nnon of the hoie passage show that hs
unign2oly 10 doo5 AonE injustice opinions on hs
tenofHted Erfthor And The Kentucky
cited hn which to every ro,s5 ma sR
Of course prepared with infinitely greater caro- Than ooae se
once On hary p1rae cofr9ponlonces will exhibit n to lght
'ie real sentiments n Aif, Jefferson ~ W
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ROBERT c. WILLIAMSON.
Proceeds of sale of produce will receive such drec
lion consignees may order II. C. w.
January 20. S3-wst
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Richmond, Thursday. RUarcI, z
TIE WINDING UP.

Congress adjourned OH Sunday morning M five
o'clock We have seen list of the asts mss
ed curing The session. amounting to one hundre,
ana torty-one-(amOng them, one for tIe bcne
ut OF two OF Our most respectable inhabitants an
net for the relief of James Gibbon and .S1y1L prjcc
widow of VIM. Price, and Philip Slaughter"l The
National lntelligcncer States that-"An uuiIsuolly
small number of bills failed this session in fr,,et
between the two Houses The most ;,nnor,an, ot
these was the Lighthouse Bill, which was rejected
10y The opposition Of single Senator to IFS nnssog
which, though according TO the rule Of the SENATE
seems TO be The fruit of an anomaly i'm cgislation
The only bill which failed from the refusal of the
President of the United States to sign IT, was the i'm,
portaut bill (Nr Clay's great billy to approprntc for
limited term the proceeds Of the ses Of the Pub
lie Lands of the United States and for granting lond
TO certain States"
We understand, that the III. Of r.. parted in fine
feeling and the very excellent Valedictory of ,be
Speaker contributed to add to the interest ofthe clos
ing scene. After all the excitement and bitterness NJ
party land Heaven knows, it is sometimes n bloody
dol) they unanimously voted him their thanks for
The dignity impartlnlity and ability with yvhirl Lc
had discharged the duties of tie Chair and thew re-
ceived his Naledictory Address with raptrrous an
Pause. The members, actuuled by one penerons
gusll OF feeling, rushed around hun 10 shake his
hand, and bid him farewell.-This indeed Is orot;-
Tying praise, aud Outwcigls n thousand t,oIiS,or,
attacks and little squibs in the newspapers Of the
hay. Should II, indeed, be his "last fare yellD ne
speaker, he has made n golden set"
! ne next day the Inauguration Of The President
nnd me new Vice President took place. We Inv
me inaugural Speech before our readers IL is brcl
pgt comprehensve-exp aud decisive in favour
OF THE kroHTs or THE STArEs-placing them nj.
ways before the Union-frm and uncompromisinp
Against tie assumption ofany undeegated mowers nv
I've eneral Government-nsbe being calculated to Gini.
pa" HS own power aud deuct from its ability to fulfil
the purposes Of its creation" The prssiion, Me-
treats WIZ great force the other element Of our DO
hhosi 'alyatlop-the Ua1oE or THE STAIRS. The
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TIE LECiIs1ATflnE.

he House on Tuesday, passed the bills to amend tine
laws Tor the prevention Of Gambling and for the suppress
sion o Lotteries amer January ~, lS55lnd they amend
ed The amendment NJ The Senate 70 The resolution instruct
ing the Treasurer az 70 his vote representative Of State
Fock m the Bank Of Virginia. the question Of suhscu
bling 10 the stock Of the James River and Kaoawha Com
panv
IesferddY, message was received from the Senate
stating that they had indefinitely postponed the resolution
inslrucng the Treasurer, &c. Numerous engrossed bill,
were passed. ard a bills the table ordered be en-
crossed or otherwise disposed Of The proceedings Of both
days will be given in next
The Bill adding half million 10 The capital Of each
OF the Banks, condition Of subscribing 20 that amount
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TEae Emancipation.

n Y ocIock Yesterday lie President anil Vice prcs
dent, elect attended by the heals Of Departments Fo
reign Ministers and their suites the Judges Of The Sn.
prone court the PRESIDENT Of the Senate and Senators
the Speaker OF the House Of Representatives and co
6ers OF the House Of Representatives. tie Marshal Of the
District and tie Mayor and corporate authorities Of the
CITY, and vast concourse Of cizons and strangers en-
tered the Hall Of Representatives Tho President ook
the seat OF the Spcakerof The House with Mr. Dan Bycu
on his eii, and s private Secretary Mr. Donelson ON
rose and was greeted by the cheers Of tie large
o'y present. lie then proceeded in audible and firm
voice 70 pronounce his Inaugural Address at the close Of
T'on; nc was again greeted with cheers and applause
The Chief Justice then approached e presien, AID adj
sered ne usual Oath, at the conclusion Of which he
vs. dE Nn ebcered by the multitude The oath was also
Su"'H9scred 70 Mr. Van Buren,. The President and
wee PRESIDENT then retired amid the plsudis Of the ~.
Giots, March 3.
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LANp ToN sALE.--Pnlsu.

APPAiiANNOCK LAND FOR SALE Pursu-
E9 ant TO decree OF the County Court oi NIidlrsex
bearing date January, 1888, the Commissioners there
IN named VIII sell To the highest bidder the premises
on Friday the 9th day Oh April nest, il fair, il the
next lar day thereafter, that wen known estate called
Cedar Park lying in the county of Mdesex about ono
mile above Urbanna lately the property OF Mrs Betty T.
Muse, containing about 800 acres, mostly of flat river
and OF the best quality, adapted the culture of wheat
corn, oats, &c well enclosed, and present in a good
state OF improvement with ineXhausble beds OF the nost
mari lying near the surface, which be applied with
tle labor The improvements consist Of neat and COM
Portable dwelling house with the necessary out houses
ana contiguous to of the finest springs in the lower
counlry-within few hundred yards of the house and
bounding one side OF the farm is bold aud navgabe
creek from which may he obtained the finest fish, oysters
ana Wild fowl The sale will be made credit of six
ana twelve months, except for much may be
sary to defray the expences of &c. which must
be paid in cash. THOMAS MUSE, 49,
T. Q. KEININGHAM, NOm rs
February 2. S5-yyids-
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III AND FOR SALE. Will he sold at public auction
Tor ready money, at Mecklenburg Court house, the
third Monday in March next, II being the FIRST day Of
Meckleuburg county cOnrt, Tract Of Land lying on
Roanoke river on the Sogth side. u the county Of Meek
icnburg three niles below CIark.ville, containing six
hundred and fourteen acres sixty Of which river low
grounds OF superior quality; above hundred and
twenty Of this land cleared the balance "a nm
cleared, aud large proportion Of II tobacco land The e.
nan, residing the plantation sill shew the land any per
son - sold under decree Of the county court Of Meek
lenburg pronounced NJ January court last w suit therein
depending, in which Richard Boyd plaintiff and Aexan-
der Boyd and Matilda his vile defendants Selling az
Trustee shall convey only Trustee; but the psinuH
and defendants will unite in deed to perfect the tile u
The purchsaer, which is believed 70 be unquesionable
q. GREEN, Trustee
February 10. o2-2aWkw"