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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-10

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CHARLESTON. July IL ISL.
afflicted, four years with an ulcer in the leg, oc-
casionally accompanied with crysipelatous inflammation,
and excessive pain in The leg and ANGLE joint Several
emnen, physicians exeltcd tler skill upon it, but with
out permanent benefit. In this case five bottle
Indians panacea made apeltect cure
MARGAREI A WEST, 12l Market
= For sale b, HENRY BoNNABEL, druggist, apeH
tor the proprietors rchouptoulas street l6
NEW ORLEANS s. NAsHylLLE RAIL ROAD
rENlE stockholders oil this company are hereby no.
Il tilted that by resolution of the board of dircc-
ten passed on the 10Th inst. the call made them on
the 18th February lust for the payment of five dollars
sharc was roscinded, and the said Stockholders
| further notliiCdthut
HcREASt by n resolution Of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been made on the stockholders
of The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Rold Company
for the following payments the the stock held esptc-
lively by iham yz:-two dollars per share, payable on
the first day OF September next two dollars per share
payable on the first dav of December next; and two
dollars per share payable on the first day OF March
next Now therefore be il resolved thattl secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holder therein
through The public prints OF the city, that in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter they Permit. I'd
to postpone any payment called in ON the stock of said
day whcltitis made payable, with the express con
diIoa however, that if not regularly paid within the
sud proungution OF sixty days. from and after the day
on which it should have been paid that then the stock
ON whic. said payments should have been made is and
rcma Forfeited to the company, the charter on thai
point beng imperative In conformity therefore, to sal,
call all stock Of The Stockholders in said company ms
think proper 10 pat oil the payments on their stock
the end of the additional sixty days, which the churle
allows sn, are notified that the payment OF Two dol
| lars per salt called iur, and due the first of Sep
ienher next may lie postponed under the sixth section
of said charter until the }lst day Of October next thai
the payment o: Two dollars per share called for am
due onihe frst day Of December next, may be post
pone until the 50h day of january next and The pay
nent of dollars per share called for and e On liz
frsday of March neX,, may be postponed uuul the 3Uit
day of April next
Extracts TIE minutes of the hoard.
june u K McNAIR, Secrv.
/ p fD.r. La 4
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Sin at first is a slight disease, easy to
be cured, but dangerous to be neglected.
Ihe trst approaches of sin and tempta-
ton are very modest, but if not timely re.
pulsed, will soon become bold and impu-
dent.
Every inclination to sin, every compli-
ance with temptation, is like going down
nil while we keep our standing we may
command ourselves; but if we put our
selves into violent motion downward, we
cannot stop when we please.
ptce stands upon a precipice, and to en-.
gage in any sinful course is to run down
the hill
1t is folly for man to think to sin By
number, weight, and measure; with tenn
perance and discretion; that he will COM
NIT this sin and the other, and leave off:
that ne will admit this temptation and then
shut the door.
SIN is very cunning and deceitful: il is
very oewltchlng, and hath strange arts of
insinualion.
Though a mans resolution, like a ca
bic, cannot be snapl asunder at once We,
It may De UNFINISHED by degrees, and then
IL is easy to break il one thread al a time
As there Is connection between one
virtue and another, so vices are linked TO.
gether, and like chain shot, one sin draws
many others alter it.
Satan's temptations are like train of
powder, If the first take, it kindles the
rest.
We cannot get rid Of sin and guilt. by
pilgrimage to Mecca, nor by one of
those liule tickets from Rome called in
dulgences, but by heartfelt repentance
The repentance Of dying sinner, is
too often like that of condemned male
factor; ne IS not troubled that he has yio-
lated the law, but that he must die.
Vices are weeds, which are natural 10
the soil, they grow wild, and need not to
De planted and watered; il is sufficient if
they are let alone
Though man try to persuade him
self thai there is no God; or that there is
no future state of punishment; vet, he
can never attain to full persuasion Of
these things; he may have witty re-
marks, and pleasant raiIlery; but he can
not SIT down with clear conscience, full
ly satisfied on the STANDARDIZATION Bar.
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VOL. XI. NO. 5 .

bound to regard that capacity in each 9TH
er. Each one knows that his neighbor
can be happy, and therefore is bound TO
love htm. The Creator has rendered the
exercise OF this love essential TO the true
happiness of all his intelligent creatures.
He has constituted such relations between
himself and them, and between them mu.
tually, as shall extend the cords of oblios-
ton on every side, and provide channels
for constant and various expressions of
this love. But however numerous or ne
cullar are all the relations in the universe
OF God, this holy love which we have de-
scribed will meet their demands. The
law is founded on these relations: and
love is the fulfilling of the law. II fills
the character Of God himself-the law is
but transcript of his character, and the
whole law is fulfilled in love.
These considerations are calculated 10
illustrate the scriptnral truth, that THE
SUBSTANCE OF ALL MORAL VIRTUE Is
LOVE. They also illustrate the reason
for considering this truth as an eternal
principle in the moral government of God.
ALL the external conditions of created ex-
lstence may be varied, and this principle
remain unchanged. The material uni.
verse might pass through successive ami.
hliatIon and reproduction, but th is princi-
pie could not be affected. Heaven and
earth shall pass away, but this portion of
the law shall never fail. 1t is eternal
N. Y. Evangelist.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-24
Correspondence Of the Eastern Baptist
Maine Baptfst Conxen.,or

Ministers and delegates assembled in
the Baptist meeting house in Wateryille.
October Sd, 1888, and were called to or
der BY the President, G. Newton. PRAY.
er by brother Patieson, President o. Wa
tervIlle College. After the examination
OF the credentials Of the delegates pro-
ceeded to the choice Of officers by ballot.
ard the following brethren were chosen
CALVIN Newton, President.
HENRY KENDALL, Vice-President.
r. *. WARREN, Secretary.
DAVID ScRIBNER, Treasurer.
JABEZ PERKINS, Auditor.
The annual sermon was delivered bv
brother Nuuer from | Tim. /, IL. "The
glorious gospel Of the blessed God which
was committed TO my trust" The SUBJ
Jeet which brother n. illustrated was the
transcendent excellency of the gospel
This session has been harmonious and
happy, for the dispatch Of toe multiplici-
ty of the business. As the Secretary will
probably furnish an extended notice Of the
Convention, ] viii not further trouble
you. Ii is worthy Of notice. however,
that the session Of The Theological Asso-
citation, held in this place has been happy
and harmonious. The Association have.
by large vole, agreed 10 locale their In
stilution permanently In THoNPsroS.
They have also chosen largs board Of
Trustees 70 watch over the Interests of the
Institution. Y.
WatervilIe, Oct. 5. 1898.
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TERMS.

p The VERMONT TELEGRAPH is published
weekly, at $500 year, payable within four months
after four months and within eight, $225-after
eight months and within the year, $3.50.
10 To companies who receive twelve or more
copies in one bundle, and pay within four mouths,
at 81, 50-afer four months, to rise above, sly
within eight months, &c.
90 Agents, who procure and pay for six SUBJ
scribers, are entitled to the seventh copy gratis.
10 No paper to be discontinued until arrearages
paid except at the discretion Of the publisher
20 All letters, to secure attention, must come
postage paid.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-24

RETURN OF MISSIONARIES AT the
late anniversary ofthe American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions this
subject underwent much discussion. Il
seems some have returned without per-
mission. and several who have returned
havenever gone back, and stations have
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BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY,
EVANGELICAL DocTRINE.
OF THE LAW.

MORAL GOVERNMENT. REQUIREMENTS
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-24

,, Behold thou yonder on the crystal sea
beneath the throne of God, an image fair,
Al; And IN It's hand mirror large and bright
lIs Truth, immutable, eternal Truth,
In figure mathematical expressed.
Before it Virtue stands, aud smiling sees,
Well pleased, in her reflected soul no spot.
~, The sons of Heaven, Archangel, Seraph, Saint
There daily read their own essential worth,
And as they read, take place among the just,
O VI high, or low, each as his value seems.
ahere each his certain interest learns, his true
capacity, and going thence, pursues
increasingly through all the tracts of thought,
AS God ordains, best ends by wisest means.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31

When taken 10 the police Office they sepaisiel, de-
signaled Tracy among fifteen persons assembled
The girl bad never been IN court house before
Yesterday, and, having gwen her testimony was d.
reced 10 look around tire TO ascertain II she
could recognize the mau who assaulted MI fost.
In less than minute she inted To Tracy. exela'm-
,ug ..rha. is the man."'lhese proofs were lrresi'-
tihe.
The defence set rwas alib Several persons
Appeared, who positively, that they we're ~
company with The accused from early IN the alter
noon I'LL late in The evening ofihe night Of the robbie
~. at the house OF the prisoner They nll under
went a strict scrutiny, aud however much they may
have been disposed testify truly IT Is probable they
in error in regard 20 the day.
The prisoner defended with great ability by
* Recorder Ri kcr, Mr.. Maxwell aud Mr. Tall
madge. The persecution was conducted by Nessfs.
Phenix and More II proved the trial thai Nj
Riker held mortgage on the prisonc rs property
The trial commenced at II 4. NJ. and verdict OF
guilty was rendered AT half past two this morning.
The penalty is perpetual imprisonment at hard labor
Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
SALE OF LAND.

n pursuance Of decree Ct the Circuit Superior
l. Court OF Law and Chaue cry, for the County OF
Amherst pronounced on the 7Ih day of April, 1888
IN the cese of Oney ID. Iluckstep, Plaintiff, against
George G. Huckstep and Eliza Ann Huokstep in
ants, under the age of twenty years. by Robert
Tinsley their guardian, specially assigned to defend
them III this suit and Jno. p. Wilson, Horace
wilson. Richard w. Wilson, Elizabeth Walton,
John Tyler aud Catharine his wife. John Myers and
Sarah his wife, end William C.. Christian aud Mary
lis wife, heirs at law of Richard Wilson decd De.
PENDANTS; the undersigned Commissioners for the
purpose, will. on "Wednesday the 18th day of June
next II fair, II not the fair day. upon the prem-
ses at the late residence OF Charles Wilson. decd.
proceed to sell byway Of public auction, for ready
money, the several Tracts of Land described in the
deed of 'ndenure, made on the 10th day of January,
1880. between Richard Huckstep. oflhe one part,
and Charles Wilson efthc other part.
j. PErTYJOHN,
Commissioner.
May 10 I'd.
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TRUST SALE.

virtue OF a deed Of trust, executed on the ed
= day OF October. 1928, by Abram K. North, TO
Alhon Mcdaniel and James Benagh, for the purpose
Of securing a debt dne Jacob Haas will be sold. 10
the highest bidder for cash, by way OF public auc,ion
ON Tuesday, the 10Th day of June next flar, if not.
the next fan day thereafter by the undersi gned or one
OF us, one hundred and five Tee, front on Second street
running back one hundred aud Unity two icet--i,
being pant OF the Lot known in the plan Of tie
town OF Lynchbnrg by number seventy three This
sale viii take place IN the street Immediately in front
Of the premises. Aud acting as trustees, no other
title will be conveyed but such as is conveyed by the
deed OF trust. ALBION McDANlEL,} =,
JAMES BENAGH, i'"s'ee''
May 10 tJoJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31

BEACON COURSE, HoBokEN,
The following is the result Of The two mile race
over this
FiRsT DAY.
Sweepstakes for scar ods coils 90 lbs, 6lli,s
81 lbs. -Four Subs. at $500 eaeh II. 500 Mile
heats.
John c. Stevens no Zela by Eclipse out of
Mr.. Walter Liyingstou's Miss Walton, by
Aenduza, Ia brother to Sir Walter BY
J. Hamilton Wilkes ch brother 10 Dr. Syn
tax, by Eclipse Out Of Sauda by Sir Ar
chy o
Within Gbbonsb Sarnccn, by Eclipse,
ont OF Sally Souchby Vngnian dis
Time, l:55 each heat.
SANE DAY-SreoNn RAcr--Sweep,lal- Tor
coils and FLIES years old weights as be ore Six
subs at 5000 each,l $50 Mile heals.
Joseph H. Van Malers ell Trenton bv
Eclipse Lightloot out Of a Tuckalior
John c. Stevens ch BY Henry out Of
Lady Jacksoub, Eclipse o ] .
Combs Elllss eh EelipIic by Mon
mouth Eclipse of Amanda by Du-
roc . obi,
Robi. Tdotson's C brother TO Red Rus
sc, ny iienry . 4 dis
Time l:5li --l:57-l.56
SEousp DAY.
fnise $500 iur all ares, years oItls taking up 90
lbs. IN. HIT, III aud upwards l26
lbs. Two mile heats
Capt. &. +. Stnchton's mp br h Lang
ford, by Siareh. out OF Pen, the dam OF
Sir Hercules, ys.
Col. N"R. Johnsons a. =. llamln'1bc
Saiolk, by Andrew. out of Ostrich by
Eclipse, tie dam Of Decatur Tarqun,
yrs y ,
Jon II. Costct's h Ajax, bv imp Bare.
fuo out Of Lady Sarah by Duroc aged 8 dat
Willeu McCoun's tChatles G,eensl br
h Emil,ns by Eclipse, ont of Manhat-
tens dam, an imp. mare by + lho da Pu-
Ia. aged dst
Tune, 3;50-3;46-357.
SANE DAE-SrcoNp R,cr-Purse 500 FREE
FOR all ages weights ms before. Mile heats
Wfl'ett McCouns tlienry Fcnner's) b h
Rrenzi, by Paul Clifford, out OF Kate Kear.
n-y by Henry. yrs l
Daniel Abott's m Shcpherdess. by Lance,
ont of Amanda by Revenge. yrs. .
Time l;53-l:563.
TniRp DAr
Purse $500, free for all ages; weights as before
Three mile heats.
Col William X. Johnsons (Capi. d. II.
Branch'sl m AtalantA, by Industry out oil
Norwool by Rather. yrs.
Alexander l.. Bolts ch Macarei Ridcely,b by
Eclipse, out olPhillis, sister To Gohanna,
4gs 81 =.ee DIR.
Time, GIL.
SANE DAY-SrcoNp RAer-purse Sl00; free
for all ages; weights as before Mile heats.
Maj. William Jones' b Gracious, by Sir
Lowell, out Of Eleanor by Eclipse, 4,rs. /
Z. D. Leary'sb h Blazng Star, by Henry,
dam by Eclipse, yrs. DIR
Henry Seserance's b, Polly Mou.' by
Henry, dam by Hickory, a. yrs.
Time, l.53-l:54. 4.#. #.##
sPolly carried year old weight. 49,.
FOURTH DAY.
Purse $1,000 free for all ages; weights as be
fore; four mile heats
Col. w. X. Johnson's (N.Rives) CHI h Bos-
ton, by Tmoleon, out OF Robin Browns
DAM by Balls Florizel, yrs. |
John c. Stevens Oh h Dosofis by Henry. out
OF Miss WALTON, the Dam OF Goliah. Flo
ranthe. Zea. etc. 8 yrs. Q
Time, s,04-6,0l.
SANE DAY-SEcoNp RAcY-Purse 100 f,e
for all ages weights as before. Mile heats.
WilIeu McCoun's or Eliza Derby BY Imp
Autocrat out OF Maid of the Oaks BY HEX
ory4 years, l
Daniel Abbott's ch m Shepherdess, pedigree
beiore,-6 years, 20
l.. Bolts CHI Marsarc, Ridgely, pedigree
before, 4 years. 5
Time, la52-I:55.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
CONVICTION for High,cay Robbery in New York.

Contietio" for Hgh,eay Robbery in Ne~ York.
case which excited considerable interest, was
tired at The Sessions yesterday. Patrick Tracy
resident OF Wilet street. well known at the police
office, add man Of family and property, was tried
for assanliing and re bling Mr. William Post, an el-
Derry gentleman OF large fortune, and extensively
known as dealer in pants. at the corner of Water
and Fletcher Streets The robbery took place at
d~iight on the evening of the l4th December NJ,
Post was returning from his store to his DWELLING
house. with about $40 in money and a large a.
mount Of securities in tin box tied in ahandkercbier
When IN the neighborhood of No. II Cherry stree,
ne was assaulted and knocked dow BY three
one Of whom stole the box, and all three ran Off
The prosecution called on the stand two prisop
ers, named Quick aud Newlan, who while in ia;l
made voluntary confessions that they ACCOMPANIED
Tracy at his suggestion. for several nights, to perpe
trate the robbery and although they had no commu-
nication with each other while in jail, conceded in
all the particulars Of the robbery These witnesses
were Of Infamous character, and their testimony
would have been worthless, but for the act of the
robbery having been Witnessed by very intelligent
lNie girl. and two equally intelligent boys who were
81 the opposite side Of the street at the time
The girl returned to her dwelling house, and gave
notice Of the fact, but the boys followed the robbers
snd bsds full view Of the face OF this sccuscd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
From he Boston journal.

THE MAN WITH TIE NOSE.-We have seen
the mineral described BY Dr.. Smith IN the Mcdi-
cal Journaiand are irecto confess that tic excel
ience Of ls sing uar species OF nasal proubeneeh the
entire absence of which causes one 10 took rather
queer, has not been avcfrated. We agree with the
Editor ofthe Nantucket Inquirer that Dr. Hirwood
is entitled la an honorary degree from Brdsea Nose
College! Tho sose Is fastened firmly 10 pair oi
sneeIaces aud may be removed at pleasure. Such u
nose IS convenient on more accounts than oBeii an
III hammered filow threatens to pull IT, all you have
In do IS 10 pia qaieiiT into your poehc, aud deiy
HIM 10 do his worst The nlrtac nosr should b c
made uumletlorn 50 that It may be blowed 10 ad,an
iage.
THE GEoRGIANS x TIE cuEROKEEs.
We see with great pam sued, indications as the
following ofthr existence oil very bad feeling be
tween The white Inhabitants Of Georgia audhe Cher
| okees Of tllot State;
From he Georgia Journal, 1dy ID.
We regret 10 learn that violence has been already
committed 10y thcCherokccs within ou limits. DR..
joins BRusrrR, late surveyor General ot this State
has iillcn victim to Their hostility. Ills fcrryman
~as killed, IT - stated lew hours previous, al the
/ Fcns, from whence they proceeded to hls house.
HIS body was pierced b, toar balls.
| From The Peoples Press. ARgasfa, (Geo) lIag l6.
/ THE cilEKDkEES.-'Gh There - now but htlle
doubt but these people viii be moved Iet the eonse-
1nrnccs he what HEY may--pelhaps without the ef-
In,on Of BLOOD and. # II should be 60 accomplish
ed II viii he greatly owing 10 he policy pursued by
| the Executive. We understand from a private
source that II is with the greatest difficulty that the
Governor can keep the hites from fighting The In
dams. any how aud have the least doubt but
that many Of the reports that we hear, IN regard to
the conduct oil the Indians, originate fem unjust
improper grounds, md The result Of malicious IN
ienons, aud put lolih 10 in6ane the public mind a
gains the Indians though we are led to believe that
The chIcts mere TO blame than the mass Of the
people; aud VIZ ok the Govcinpleut should hold
them personally responsible Ton the conduct Of their
/ nation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31

SONNET" TuE BunnLE RrrrrarioS.r
Your fame is bu, the hue that paints the flower,
Which comes AMI cees and then j. seen no more
DESTROYED by that sun whose genial power
Impaired all the beauty That il wore
Thus Dunts-snd deeply hsd this truth
In human minds how much OF fenriui Voc.
How much of wasted energy in youth.
OF crime in msnhood's dark and turbni Aow,
OF wrong in every guise, would quickly cease
How many flowers that beneath the tread
ofwar's remorseless hoof irumplod down,
Would soon sain then lovely head
And flourish ia the susli vnhes OF peace
How seldom then would Hfs, u in anger frowa'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
POLITICAL.
Fromtse KniekerbocI,er for May.
TIE STARS.

From The Kniekerbocker FIR Nay.
THE STARS.
The stars angelseyes
Bright benming from, above;
Upon the good and wise
They smile with looks oflo,s;
And kindly seem tosay
Come, kindred spirits, come
Offspring like US Of day,
Come TO heasenl, homo y
Go out when, thick and clear
They're shining Down at night
And read that written sphere,
seeloquen, with light;
And, ifthy soul be free
From siu's polu,ing stain,
They u so discourse TO tlee,
Tlon, oficn again.
But il thy secrvtheart,
-rsssa With signs OF conscience r,.n,
Advises thee thou
Traitor truth aud heaven
a With calm yet -torn rsbvks,
They'll tell thee ofiy SIN.
md bid thee and look
On the dark scroll within
Hew York, April, 1898. VIC.
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FOR RENT.

81, THE large and convenient Store House
Esii,i now occupied by ourselves. running back IS
la-Aieet, &veiy handsomely arranged for business.
possession can be had Immediately by applying to
the subscribers. JAMES c. HUNT q Co
rs. All persons indebted to u.s. will please come
and settle early possible il is very de-
s'faois that our business should be closed without de
j. &. HUNT & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-31
JOHN ALEXANDER, Clerk.


Campbell Court House, May 81, 1888. {
The parties interested IA the ioregOin. or,lar Of
Court viii take notice That have appointed Thurs
dry the 18th day of June next tiS}8) to commences
the directed by the foregoing order of Court,
sn which day al the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. they
are Iequned to attend my office at Campbell Coun
House with their accounts, vouchers and copies ct
Court papers, prepared for examination ami settle
ment. JOSIAH STEPHENSON. Comr.
The parties interested tie above suit will taxa
notice, that, at The Office Of Josiah Shepperson Esq.
at Campbell Count House. ON the | nh day of June
neX, Shall proceed 10 take .undiy deposItions TO
be read before The Commissioner N the settlement OF
the account, and on the tiai OF the suit above men
toned Shouid said depusohs not be taken or
completed that day, then they will be taken al tho
same place on The day thereafter, and regularly CON
tnued from day to y, till taken and completed.
SAMUEL TARDG,
CHARLES ANTHONY.
May 10 w4w
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With tho appufcnanees, living aud being in the
county OF Amherst-to wit, the lst Tract com
tanning d925 Acres. more or less, being the
same conveyed to conveyed To Richard s. Ellis BY
John Burks aud Elizabeth his wife, by deed bearing
date on the 10Th day o October, 1876 & ofreeord in
the county court OF Amherst the 81 TRACT, con
tanning lIli ACRES more orless being the same
WHICH was conyeyd ts the said Ellis by Samuel
Burks (son OF charlcs,) and Rhodi his wife, BY deed
dated the Sd day OF January 1929, and Of record in
Amherst county couh,--the Sd Tract, containing
0S Acres, patented TO Josiah Ellis III go, and be-
qucathed TO- orinherted by, the said Richard S. FL
| lis-and the ath Tract, coniani iC 80 Acres,
purchased by the said Richard S. Ellis of Charles
Burks's heirs--and the deeds for which are Of re-
cord in the county Court OF Amherst
Also the following Sk.7I'ES, aud the increase
q" the females OF them ut any, born since tue LIST day
| Of February, 1S30,) namely Shadrack, man, and
Jnney his wife. and their five children Jesse Gil
| lar Hannah Emily, and James kessa, and her
three children, Winston. Anderson aud Henry
David, and Dabney, Musiaphia, aud Lewis, Black
smiths which sand Lands and Slaves were hereto
fore conveyed by the said Richard S. Ellis to Thorn.
| as A. lioleombe, as Commissioner, &c. BY decd oi
mortgage, bearing date on the lst day OF February
ls30-and also OF record in the said county Cour,
OF Amhcrst) JOHN COLEMAN, Sheriff
ofAmkerSt county.
May 3 i9J