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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

PORK.
IN BARRELS Clear and Mess Pork
~ go Halves do. do. do,
Just received and for sale by .CHA'S CI.APP, Jr.
June 9. IL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

STORE TO LETT
A PRIME Store, in the best location for Dry
PHILLIP HIGGINS
J,re Id 3w 10.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

DWELLING HOUSE TO LET!
A CONVENIENT Dwelling House for mod
II crate amy-if application be made soon' Apply TO I'M
' ~ owl0
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

GENESEE FLOUR.
1An BARRELS of favorite brands of Genesee Flour in
AVO Store and for sale by CICLAPP, Jr.
June O.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

WORM LOZENGFs.
TIJsT received and for sale, few doz- SHERMAN'e
y WORM LoZENGES, the greatest discovery ever made
e. WOOD, Cenual Wharf
Bath, May 81, Svo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

Un;on ought TO be fulfilled, and far depends
shall be fnlled in the fulnesS Of their SPIRIT and 10 tn:
exaetuss of their letter Slavery, it exists in the
States IS beyond the reach OF Congress. 1t sa
Of The states themselves they have never submitted 1t
10 Congress, and Congress has rghtful power
It, snail concur therefore, in no act 10 measure no
menace, 10 indication OF purpose, which shall Interfere
or threaten to interfere will; the exclusive authority ."
the several States the subject Of slavery as e1
lists hn their respective limits All this appears 10 me
matter Of plain aud imperative duty"
Such were the doctrines and principles promnlqa-
ted aiso by this distinguished Senator at the South
during the late campalgn-while other equally dis
tlngnlshed members Of the Federal party at the North
were preaching the contrary doctrine and eneavorr
10 cotrce the North that the candidate ihe Federal
party favored the views of the Aboonis,s
Mr. e. closed with allusion to the story told by
Tie gentleman from Washington, Mr.. Culyer9 Of the
ioS and the geese. That gentleman had undertaken
20 represent this Union great goose and fox pas
lure owned in common By feather dealers and ur
Dealers the former representing tie South aud the
latter the North, and both having the free RANGE Of
the common property. The difficulty with the zen.
tieaans figure (said Mr.. CD is that he has omitted
the carriers, the high walls which The Constitution has
marked out Tor the protection of the fox hunting from
the goose-raising portions Of the Conlederacy as Ia.
has facetously defined them. Sir, (said Mr. CD
know not what notions other gentlemen entertain Of
the binding obligation of constitutional restrictions and
safeguards but, tor one, protest against principles
which strike at the foundation Of the very principles
on which this Union effected, and upon the sup
port of which, in good faith, the perpetny of this Re-
public rests. ] have no sympathy with these who
would batter down the walls, which by common CON
sent were recognized at the outset Of this Government
the barriers beyond which neither section Of the
Union should pass protest against this crusade upon
the South and Southern institutions, in which the Co
vernon and his friends, black and white seem TO have
joined heart and hand. stand by the Constitution
the compact, which have TO support in all lis
vigor; and wash my hands of the responsibility crow
ing out Of this collision between the Old Dominion aud
New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
BIGGER'S OFFICE,
D,xL,,naJ Tn

MOS 10 10 e. prize of 800; 20 p 81 oeo both nad
II * usual. Al sight, by mo- nh.
Drawn Nos the Virginia Iecsburg Lottery Class ~ dawi
'''" ''' 81 80 30 81 Il 20 IS AZ ls - - =.
Bigeer's Grand Schemes for february
S35, 295-d0 Of $1,000
VIRGINIA WElLSBCRG LOTTERY, Glass d, for III 10 III
Captas3 95, lOo0O, $780, 1000, $500, aoa 5000
40 prizes Of 800, &C., so of 200, &c.
Tickets only S0-Ialves 5-Guarers2 80
Certificates of packages Of 2 Whole Tickets siso
Do do. IS Quarter do. y 80
S30000 and 81 prizes Of $4,000.
VIRGINIA LEESBIRG LOTTERY Glass u, for isil, Ia he
drawn ut Alexandria Va Saturday. the 20i Of Feb, ISL
GRIND Capak-S0 10000, GODD, 5000 3UOO 500, 2,l9I
- prizes OF Sa,oGe, &c.
Certificates of packages of - Whole Tickets, $50
DO do. u Half do Is
Do do D Quarter do. y %
$50 oo in prizes 900 and II drawn nos out of 10
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Glass H., for ls4, Ia
be- drawn Alexandra, Va, on Saturday. The 9th Feb, lei
Grand Scheme.
Of "f 1905 5000 ' IYd 80 ssof
of 10000 $50,
of 10000 N'' ssn on, 10
of lo,0OOJ s'''''''
prizes 600 $500 TO- - prizes Of 81 Goo % of 500 II
Tickets sl0-Iiaves 5-ouarersa 50.
Certificates OF packages of - Whole Tickels 500
p DO. de- de-. 3 a !la;l d DO. 90 90
ar; Tickets in the above Grand Schemes under
t, mana. of H. SGEEioEl co. for sar nihr u.t'nl
variety packages shares Of packages, single whole am!
shares Of tickets The cash for all prizes sold by BIGGER can be
hal the moment the drawings received
For The Grand Capitals and prompt r1y addcss
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, &c.-Win be
: d the highest bidder without reserve, the 18th day of
march, ISL if fair and il then the fair day. valuable
yet Of Land, lying in the county Of Lunenburg, Middle
n belonging the Estate of the late John Pettus and
tn. between 700 and 500 acres, fair proportion Of which
nle lai Land This Tract lies about eight miles from Keys
,r and adjoining lands of Capt. John Enbanks and Mrs
@ fow'ke The Improvements such as Dwelling House and
houses good: but purchasers will look
@ buy further description deemed unnecessafy and
All WI" wish TO purchase Tract OF the above size To
anu examine for themselves. The Land will be shewn by
i henry f. Ellis who lives At the same time and place.
su All o the Stock Crop hand Plantation Utensils &c.
~ iiacW VI h. sold ALSO the 10th OF March, ls4 ano
Tract of Land belonging 10 the Estate Of said Pettus
Tue county Of Charlotte the head waters Of liorsepen
man ROAD from Richmond Moseleys Ferry, containing
~ acres This Tract well adapted To the cultivation
s ana tobacco" but rendered valuable by presenting
~ seieht situation for Tavern. The Dwelling House and
nv, are convenient for such purpose and profitable
49,, :" entertainment has been kept said Tract for many
- ''rr OF the Executors, Mr.. Henry, Richard Will
10 purchaseWil also be sold, the said Tract and on
he DAY 10Th March twenty five six valuable Slaves
~, H. proportion being bnys fellows and very iikey;also,
I'M, ana stock Of every description, Crop hand Planta
House Furniture, &c. The above Kale of Real and
~ Estate is directed by the will Of the Teslaor The sale
H., M q March will take place the Land in ILnenburg-
- e Eth of March, the Land offered for sale in Char
M ne terms of sale Of both Tracts will bs the Pay
ms purchase money will be required in three equal install
% icr both tracsthe first insament becoming due in De-
IN December 1872 Bonds with approved personal
WI" he required the Of tue payments, deeds
eikeh by the Executors additional for the
money on the Land The terms Of Of the personal
t made known the respective days OF sale. An
st. VII 'oy'. ~ Wv ne ee'e VI 'he NC
FIN JOSEPH H. ROBERTS, hiseH'o's.
Ss-tIMl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

TN HANCERY-vIRGrnIA-At Circuit Superior Court of
and Ch'ncery for the county Of Hcnrco and city oi
airy the llth, 1911:
Sidney Baxter Attorney General of the Commonwealth of
Virginia, Plaintlh:
against
Daniel Radcliffe and William F. Purcell Administrators de
bon non with will annexed Of Charles Fercf, deceased
Rowland Florence, William Weldon and James b. Thornton,
and John Mason Executors of Thomas Iooe, deceased,
Decndants
The bin this being exhibited for the purpose Of
covering whatever balance may be due from the defendants,
Daniel Radcliffe and William F. Purcell, administrators dc
non with the will annexed Of Charles Fercr, deceased
late of the county Prince William this Commonwealth,
ground the vested in the Literary Fund On the
Attorney General the Court doth order that publ
cation be made, three successfully in the Richmond
Enquirer Richmond Wing, and the National Inelcencer pub
lshcd city of Washington, requiring all persons claiming
an interest of the said Charles Ferer
pear first day Of the erm directed by law TO be
held Chanecry and make themselves
ties defendants TO this suit. Copy-Tesie,
wiz. C. SANDS, d. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
Buckingham, Sept. "a, 1910.

NoTICE-A persons having claims against inc ia.e n
to the subscriber Immediately legally auhentcatcd I'D
arrangements may made discharge tem anu n1se
10 make payncnt as the subscriber sanxious TO settle e
of his Estate as soon as possible The subscriber will take n
in giving information he may DC ae in which he
has entrusted in his line PC
either personally by letter. tpost Paa' GafSN
Church, Richmond county, Va. 1cnN -, ~ c.; 3.,d
:, .ddmhss"o'o'' "'' "'e w e7-w4wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

ID oSoN will stand this Spring al plantation, .'akahh'
- Chesterfield county, - miles from Richmond ahd iclrfs
and ready At SOOhc season. 10 DC pao
will be fed with what they want nj shnss per daysef'ah
sent with them boarded gratis There every convenience tn
nm old and extensive place can the accommodation
mares colts lots stables and pastures Every 'e
lion paid accidents but no liability Tor any.
Boston has New York 10 Georgia, ana
has won more Jockey Clubs uf three and four iir heats ta
any did, having lot one and = 100 WEI
whole Of newspaper His size power gret strength ana pm
' ~ " ' $3.50 WM X. JOHNSON.
r., /, sa-atwtl5ily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

AVEThs distinguished English stallion ana Racer
M ana r.r ol Racers will make his next season ~ my stable
Chariot. Cmlr, House, Virginia. Ter'asSo tir season, pay
BILE on or before day Of August next. at whSn ue M
s,ason wires commencing the 10Th Fcbuary--
dollars the insurance. be paid as The mars =
10 BE- in foa anserredand IN every nst'e - ;" nv
close season. will be required 10 execute ihs NOES
good security as have been subjected TO some an.s ~
inr accounts Of standing Good aud extensive pasiag
viii be furnished gratis. and the well fed II REQUIRED;
; Grain nj 40 cent per day. sent VIII Mares VIII
"e oo'ueu s''''S' " ~ f WYATT CARDWELI.
80. Sl-tlJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

ITO MIR JOHN d. PERKINS, in his o1n right and The Repre-
senatre Of Charles K,nHo deeesseafn, not Icsidng in
iuday Goth day of March next 1911 nj the dwelling house of
Mrs Sarah Johnson in the county of oorand, between the
ing proceed take the depositons Of Mrs Mary flasher
and Others read evidence suit now depending And
day. Louisa House. the county Of Louisa between the
eight O'Clock in the morning and six o'clock in the even
shall take the dispositions of B T. Winston and
others read evidence in suit depending in the Cir
c Snpcro Chancery for the county Of Louisa
wherein plaintiff and you and others deendantsand II
from any shall complete said dcpositons The above
named days. shall proceed TO take said dispositions from day to
day Sunday cxceptcd) until completed -
49, WILLIAM ]. HUNTER,
Guardian Of Sarah j. Rennon
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARDRnn away from the n,b
living in Mddesex county, on The Gu OF inc rssgx v hrnh
fellow very light blue eyes about wenys years
old, five feet eight inches high, ana Wen nan
had on when he e brown cloth close coat blue easse @
aoons He left without any propagation S NV wa
doubt endeavoring to get to Tree sae o
very smart sensible fellow well calculated 10 pass
Tested will the above reward for me % ge, him
delivery me- secured any Jail SO that can ee ~
again. Any information concerning him WIN DC W;.;n,
ceived. My address, Churchyic, MiddesoI Ioan'
:. -. ,o.o 42-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

mo MIR MccALIY KENYON, in his right AMI 8nps
traitor IF John Ktnnon dceasedYom not rclln. N this
Commonwealth will he pleased 10 take notice. That Saturday
the Goth day March lSI the dwelling house II Mrs
Sarah Johnson the county Of oochand between the hours 81
eight the morning and six o'clock in Tie evening,
stall proceed the dcpositons Sarah johnson aud
evidence in suit depending IN The Circuit sn
perior Court Of Law and Chanccy for the county Of Louisa
wercin am plainrand you and others dclendants;and
from any shall not complete said dispositions On that day
shall procced place. between the hours aforesaid
Monday 2d March, 1884, and continue thence from day
day until taking Of said dispositions shall be completed
'' WILLIAM ]. HUNTER,
Guardian IF Sarah J. Rnrnon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

CHARLES H. SHAW proposes open on the Isl Of MaIch
u next in this CITY n Classical and Mathematical school IN
which Youth NAV lie prepared for the University oi Sgna or
Of the Northern Colleges, or Tor the lnlcssph VI Wv. LIZ
Iuired nj Columbia College ~ V. and Mathematician one ~
West Point upon the lie hopes for III thc TASK OF IN
sructiun 10 secure him. ultimately larger patronage tah ne
can reasonably expect II present ~.
The experience Of many years IN Enshcefh. WIZ '
period, satisfactory hahicr u holca,
than usual, iii young of good capacity "r nmcaalo priv
tica usefulness that profession, whether III the Hu VI INC
office.
Parents disposed 10 entst with the education Of their sons
Young men DESTROYS Of becoming Assistant Engineers are ~
vitcd 10 make application f. Health ESQ, or To ar I"hn
&. Sninn y either Of whom they can be nThsieu WI" pros
q each branch OF education.
Competent aid will be- obtained department, wherein,
from the number Of pupils the variety OF Mr. engagements
II may become necessary
Richmond Feb ilth, 1871. co-'laMu
NOTlCEThc subscriber respectfully tenders his services "
planters and merchants of the upper country Ia receive
produce goods and hopes TINT Three yeas d
quainanee boalen and boat will insure safety anu
DISPATCH and by strict and prompt attention hopes 70 merit inc
continuance of former patronage and give Satisfaction J" ors
who favor him with their business y 10 % per cent "
deducted from my usual charges produce sell
when the Roanoke toll Is not advanced
| For Sale.
| 900 barrels of Tar purchased low from kilns,
| 900 sacks Liverpool aud Alum Salt, fon
Always hand Fish, Lime, Ior, No. and = O2nahirgs
Cotton Yarns factory price, y lbs, and upwards good article
articles kern low for cash. or m eA
change country produce sell Flour Bacon and produce
on commission in our place send better Market ana pay
WV ~ WIN. n. WESSON.
CASTOR, n. C., January lst, 1871. -
hefrenees-II ( A. Campbell Co.. Henderson, Phiadd
paia Pa Fleming James Co., Baldwin, Kent Co.. Richmond
Pa. n. NJ Martin Donnans +. James Co., PS6prg, a.
+. Hicks, LHrreaere, Yd: A. w. Vcnable, Cdrksre "a
A. w. Wmbisl Brookneai Pa X. w Williams anu Our House
Price Il Wesson, Danrile, ia. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

-, coN AND FLOUR HoUsE.--We have on hand and
900 lis old Middrg Bacon perfectly sound large and o'
nj &,
100 do. Todd's Family Middings, ola
lJO0m do. New Middings
o0O Ia OH Shoulders, sound and dry, very cheap
loo barrels Waskey's Family Flour
50 do. Extra Superfne do.
So do Superine do -
". intend Keeping always hand large assortment OF IA
ran Flour bought always be relied returned
m suitable shall keep assortment always on mana, !"
f'Shei VIZ" Jug ~ WYATT Il WHITE.
,,o SS-3aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
POLITICS.


Mr.. CIRCUIT, in the speech we publish to-day, pre-
senis the history of the ''vrgna Controversy" as il
is called and especially the extraordinary circumstances
under which Governor Stewards reply to Governor
Gilmer postponed by various petences until after
the election, very forcbIy and clearly states facts
also-and especially that in which the Executive o.
this State is charged with submitting ms rcply 10 "a
eolored Clergyman of this hich ought not tt
escape the public notice.-.alGany .7rgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

nEPARTED this life in King and Queen Co., Ya Mrs ELIZA
JONES' Of the late John L. JONES' the Isl day
of October.
Should above notice the eye of Thos L. Jones' who
il on through the Southwestern States is the wish of the
Iegatees he should return to Virginia this summer.
LEWIS HILL.
Richmond, January 30tl a-waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
ry THOMAS RITCHlE.
Terms Of the Richmond Enquirer.

~ r-giyer published three me reek during the session
~ s and tpife treeS daring A rest o. ae year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRtPIioN. ..
~ Eve nnllars dnss, ana intee poiats 10, sa @
% advance 10 be PGia IN tae elaes or en..ee ~ MANI Po
SIX dollars per annuin al the end Of the year
r IN this oiee may he reunited per man, ~ s ~ M
syl,,e t,nk h,'s ~ " T,s ,,,.f,ca NJ single letter
,. PGa og lac SF'trS.-ti no al
,rr account I" inc Wtuei' ~ 49,, ~ ssr;,,,s IN,
..,.. ii extensive ousihesS' WHICH "'''" -
~. giii"r.l ~, hall ,,ya the
lyt..ycr will pay for niue papers, annhaty, sH" ' Wv
~ rats ,,, . Incurred
r HI ,nns shall hereafter be coisuceu az ..ia,,S
M N ,yanoe and for years pnoca.'on M 10, haris,
~ ~ il, slcrirr time and paid for III aaSahee 'o' '
"t'' ,.n 81 ordered. 1900 , .,, IN.
N pnhic.on shall be sent TO tht crnei VI my r.,
,n .1,,er, unless pi:a LOT w a. IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

THE Annual General Meeting of "the Mutual Assurance so
ciety against Fire buildings of the State of Virginia. vii
be held their office the city of Richmond Saturday. III,
o7th Of February, at one O'clock, p NJ
J. RUTHERFORD, p. Agent VI. a. Soe'y
lam Gi-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

THE subscribers having taken the house on the cross street I'M
medaey Bell Tavern and next door To Aessrs
Szer intend the Auction and Commits
sion business all branches They will also inform then
and the public that they will continue their former ns-
ness of hiring negroes collecting debts in the City OF Rich
mond and throughout the State Of Virginahu giving to ner
and others opportunity Of having Their claims
on the most favorable They hope strict attention 10 OBJ
tain an their already liberal patronage Their
house will be ready goods the l4,i inst -
ROBERT HILL & co.
p s. charge for hiring will be per cent for
collecting the same SOO in the city,
do under $780, = do They will also attend 10 the ne
groes of sickness through the year. - =.
Dec Is oo-u
|1HEAP GROCERIEs-HILL & DABNEY still continue 10
- sell Groceries Store tho first door above the Columbian
Tavern good they bc had in the ciy-Iey
invite their customers public give them CALL as they
are determined not TO undcrsod any article their line
Cary Street
Dec 10 to-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
TIMBER wANTED-5o0O0 Flour Barrel s'avc and lleadin

i Biilets
10000 seasoned Flour Barrel Heading
50 Hickory Axletrees, Si nches feet long, tough,
g DO DO do do sl IL, d do: and el'ar of knots
~ 40. h;u, - he 90 inches long inches widc and II
inches thick on the edgchc heading billet inches vide
s long, inches thick the heart edse-one mira nca"
ing. III.
"'s'''' ''SN C WATSON, -7gca', SC
A-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

,UMFoRp ACADEMY-The exercises of this institution VII
II he continued by the subscribers the ensuing SESSION. com
meucjup on the 18th of the present month january anu 'ch
on tile 18th December with vacation q" one nohti
in The summer The Of instruction VIII embrace All 'e
branches Of the English language usually taught IN preparatory
schools also, the Latin, Greek and French languages ail
MATES including Arithmetic, Algebra Grchety phe anu
spherical Trigononetry and Practical Surveying 900 80
| Trrms-Board, including every thing Simu w
| Tuition, " w
| No deduction will he made for late entrance
II. ]. CHRISTIAN, Principal.
JNO. l.. CASON.
t., a 75-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
SALE OF COTTON FACTORY.

SALE OF A COTTON FACiok1: r., -,
~ Monday the 18th Of February next VIII be oieen IL
riI" inrton to the highest bidder the Mill, Machinery,
Houses ana Fixture. Falmouth Manufacturing Company
IN r,nc Of Resolution Of the Stockholders convened on
iaig day. - NIL. Haze, or.,,,. ai
n,,.u for machinery running nearly LOO SpihdleS ~
and the proportion Of Carlinc Machines &c, &c ne
Rniny and the Machinery perfect oderthe former 81
u,,y irrpo that the Company have never a ihSeu'
aud merry regarded as more valuable h mn'n sn
, n.whe water rights AMPLE not only Tor the present
concern. hu for larger SCALE ,,
Tim. is determined on in consequence o the .sWpai
,, commenced small capital to conduct Inc Dust
e Mil and Machinery having cost some SIoooo more hah
% n,ir conaand Of some inconsniy IN the eie-
NM .; which Company composed sale may ne GER
expected and bargain worth The attention OF capitalists
MIA, max disposed such property may be looked lot.
The made before the front door Of The Factory III
,- Town u Falmouth and (which Will be liberal ere
III All the purchase money viii he made known
The day , .
Persons disposed purchase invited the premises
aud those " HI cannot wish make enquiries may
address Dun Green, Esd, Falmouth, Virginia.
F;S$:5 E 5, I'M os sasSSatiHH Committee
Jan. ~, 1871. SItds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13

.,,cIy1TYG ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE-on Tuesday
The 6h at o'clock in the afternoon al tne a's
,r, star Office we shall sell, Auction the iron smith
nnr Press, the iron Standing Press for smoothing banSs ts
r... FiIlurrs &C. belonging tn the establishment.
- rs order OF the Agent, -.
=, S;-lds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
MAYO b. cARRiNGToN, Commissioners.
goth, 1911. si-tds

NOTiCE-Ry virtue of Deed of Trust the sub
y .chers by Jesse r. Wilkinson and Incy NJ his wife,
ne date the 10th day of February $780, and duly admitted
cord The Clerks Office Of Cumberland County Court 10! the
purposes said deed particularly mentioned the subscribers ill,
10 he town al Cartersvie Cumberland county, the 18th day
March proceed the premises sell to the highest
bidder public auction for cash, certain lot parcel Of
iaad, lying and being in said town Of Cauersvle which
situated large and commodions Tavern House, and all
ether houses and all the furniture attached thereto
Consisting Of Beds Chairs Tables, &c. good title this pro-
tny, is believed be conveyed y the subscribers but
~ e acting Trustees, will convey such title only may
u vested III US By SAID deed.
JOSEPH FUQUA, lr..
JOSIAH HATCHER, ''"S''e''
Ill February, 1871. s6-l4t,