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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-04
MISSISSIPPI.


560l From Jackson by Newtown, Line Store,
Galla,in M ,lcolm and Washing ton, to Ma chez 100
lilies and back, three times week in Jour horse
coaches
Leave Jackson Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days at a m, arrive at Natchez next days by p m
Leave Natchez Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sa'ur-
Gays at "a m, arrive at Jackson next days by 8
pm
5602 From Jackson by Hillsboro, and Narkeeta,
G. Livingston, Ala so miles and back, three times
& week in two horse coaches
Leave jackson every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursdsya, an, arrive a, Livingston every Tues.
day, Thu sday and Saturday b, IL IN
Leave Livingston every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday a, p m, arrive at J,ck,on every We'd
estay, Friday and Sunday by pm
5603 From Jackson by Canton sharon, SPRING
field, Ofa oma, Hohpahka, Lousv e, Chociaw
Ag nc,, Shocco, and Is & Prairie, to Columbus,
] 81 m les and back, three times week in four
Horse coaches
Leave Jackson Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
Gays at 10 p m. arrive at Columbus Wednesdays,
taurda,s aud Mon avs by 8 a
Leave Columbus Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays
al 8 p m, arrive at jackson Tuesdays, thursdays
and Sundays by 10 pm
56O4 From Jackson by Bassville, Madi.onville,
and Doaks stand, to Hopahkah, 60 miles ami back,
once week
l. e ve-Jackson every Monday at m, arrive at
Hop hkahnext day by 5 p m
Leave Hopahka h every Wednesday at a m, ar
rive at Jackson next day by pm
5605 From Jackson by Clinton, Bottoms ID 20
md Bovina, to vlcksburg, SO miles and back, six
times a we, k in railroad cars
Leave jackson every day except Sunday al 6 a m,
irrive at V,cksburs same day by los am
Leave Vicksbu,g every day except Sunday at 3
p m, arrive at Jackson same day by z pm
Proposals to carry in wagons at speed of four
miles an hou-, or at any greater speed will be con-
iidered.
5000 From Jackson by Meridian Springs, Mount
Olympus, and Livingston, to Vernon, 80 miles and
back, twice a week
Leave jackson Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6
m, arrive at rnon same days by 2 pm
Leave Vernon Tue days and Fridays at 6 a m ar.
live at Jackson same days by pm
5G07 From Jackson by Canton, Montgomery,
and Frnkin TO Lexington, 81 miles and back,
three times week in four horse coaches
Leave Jackson every wednesday. Friday and
0nnday at a a m, arrive at Lexington same days by
6pm
lie We Lexington every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at a m, arrive at Jackson same days by
0Pm
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-04

Douglas to be supplied from. csrrollton, Is miles
and back, twice week.
Eaton to be supplied from Oxford, IS miles and
back, once week.
Mechancsvile to be supplied from De Kalb, IL
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, IL
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kalb,
miles and back, once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once a week
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-04

=
THURSDAYS a. d Sa 'u,dsys, by 8 pm
5627 From Coffeevlle to Ponotoc, SIS miles and
back, twice week a
Leave Cofeev lie every Tuesday and Saturday,
al a m, arrive at Pono same days by 10 pm
Leave Fontotoc eve Monday and Friday at
m, arrive at Coffeeve same days by lopm
Propos Is for two horse coach service will be
consider d..
1923 From Grenada by Troy, Preston, Oakland
and Rayburn's to Pamela, 48 miles and back, once
week
L ave Grenada every Saturday at 2 p m, arrive
at Pamela next day tvs pm
Leave Pamela evey Friday at m, arrive at
Grenada next day by IL m
5629 From Wyatt by Chulahoma, Oak Hill and
Castlevie 20 HERNANDEZ as miles snd back, once
week
Leave Wyatt every Thursday at 6 m, arrive at
fernando same day by pm
Leave fernando every Friday at a m, arrive at
Wyatt same day by pm
5000 From Cypress Greek by Oxforl and Clear
Creek 10 Pamela, 40 miles AID back, once week
Leave Cypress Greek every Saturd.y at S a m,
arrive at Pamela same DAYS by 8 p m
Leave Pamela every Friday at 5 m, arrive at
Cypress Creek same days by Bpm
1851 From Pamela by Belmont, Rice's Cross
Roads, Sinatoby, Elm Grove, fernando, Eulaw
and For, Pickering, Tenn. 10 Memphis, II miles
and back, twice a week
Leave Pamela every Tuesday and Saturday, at
p m, arrive at Memphis next days by 10 pm
Leave Memphis evsry Monday and Friday at
m, arrive at Pamela next days by 10 m
5632 From Commerce TO fernando, % miles
and back, once week
Leave Commerce every Monday at 6 a m, arrive
at fernando same days by pm
Leave Hernando every Tue day al a IN, arrive
at Commerce same days by 4 p m
s633 From Holly Springs by North Mount Plea
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
THE AGE OF TEMPERANCE.

Inscribed TO tie Washington temperance Society
On sh0agh'less yoah shun shgn the path shame
= = iaa ari0 70 Inc iouns nau ,;n and ny tame
is pleasing the philosopher we'll as the phan,hro
pist TX march reformation which IS abroad
the land. It's mighty revolution is at hand more orion.
than any recorded the pages of history-oe bril-
liant and beneficial than any that severed the chains
from the limbs OF liberty rescued and redeemed man from
slavery far dreadful than death. 1t will be achieved
without arsand unlike the conquest of Alexander Ceser
and that without model who snatched brand from
the French volcano and Int all Europe with blaze will
be accomplished without boodshed and established without
tyranny. How glorious will be its accomplishment! How
brilliant the benefits conferred upon Mankind The greedy
grave will longer be gutted with the victims of q vice
which has slain than have fallen bv famine nestenca
and the sword Dreadful indeed been the record of their
ruin and otheir and melancholy the memorials of
OF all bondage that blasted human ambition and
shacked the understanding of man. the calling and in
glorious the slavery of the soul The chains of are
adaman and requires grasp like that of giant
them asunder OF all the caamlties of fe the most touch
ng and terrific TO behold is human ruins hurled
from her exalted throne by the paaysing power of
perance.
Thank heaven the spirit glorious temperance has gone
forth into the gardens OF America and effort is being made
which will millions from dsgracefu graves dry up the
tears OF tie weeping wife, and sooth the anguish of
mourning mother who has long the career of
her wicked Thank Heaven, arrived when
the catalogue of time will be obtea.ed when the gallant and
gifted will be rucued from and the reckless will not
dare TO outrage public opinion.
Oh Baltimore mother of monuments and moral reforma-
ton, much praise thine for thy mighty efforts In the cause
of Temperance Other cities will follow thy example
ong hope behold country freed
fir fatal to the fame fortunes and eternal salvation
man. than any other that disgraced the human
error Oh what beautiful world were this were the de-
of dissipation exed from the earth, and the sp it of
Temperance triumphant Man, REDEEMED from this course
would rise IN the scale of being the serpent that crawed
the cradle of Eden would tempt to error
and virtue would preside the hopes and happiness of
human heart The red of rapine and revenge would
longer wreck with human gore the gloomy walls of
dungeon echo the of the
Industry prosperity and happiness would from
degradation and disgrace and peace like dove carry
consolation to thousands, yea millions who mourn.
Go hen We pioneers the great of human hap
pness Relax efforts until the strong of
perance shall be level with dpst the beautiful
temple of Temperance shall rise upon ruins aud stand
all future ages the admiration of the world
! MILFORD BARD.
! No, IL South Street. Baltimore
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

Jackson-not old Andrew, but young of tbainame
being lying and in this Sate-bea all creation
including the capital of Shirt tail Bend waggerv and
wegetablesn Just read the following address from man
emuous of military grade and glory Il actually pos
ted up few days the aforesaid of Jackson
NOTICE,
To all braUe and matieiously disposed persons:
FELLOW CITIzENs-Inasmuch a dark and fearful
cloud has been overshadowing military sky
that melancholy day Missiloneh which gave Byron
immortality, and to Greece name-snd nasmuch fear
full and bloody wagng along the Cuscns.
the annoyance of all civilized nations the manifest
danger of life and limb. therefore, John Noe have been
induced present myself my fellow citizens cand
the honored Office of the Jackson
Militia will be conceded that the position which seek
is OF vast Importance involving does only the
security of families but the pcrmanency ofour free IN
stons and the of order and law the awess
community where have reared household gods and
tied horses 1t has been the orepubles that
they ungreatfuI Leondus and Gen. Morgan
proof of this amentable truhproo that will stand i'm
pershable OF the disgrace OF nations that would
they could it stand beacon lights TO the bal
ance Of Asia, Africa, Europe and Amerlky.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

The St Louis Reporter, speaking of the murder of Gov
Boggs, says
Il. supposed that the assassin Of Joe Smiths
followers and would be caught before he could reach
Nauyoo said had been written Jeffer
son city, b. before his assassination, putting him oo
his against assault hreaened against his life by some
Mormon fanatcs-The information was sent to Jefferson
city b several respectable persons who had learned from
Mormon belonging Nauvoo, that Joe Smith had been
endeavorng persuade ohs oiowersto murder Coy
Boggs the he took against them few years ago
We give this for what is worh.n
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
No, IL South Street, Baltimore

CASE PRESUMPTION Curious sometimes occur
Courts OF Justice where almost every phase of human
presented An English paper that during
argument Council heard short time since before
Vice Chancellor Wgram, with respect presumption his
Honor said that the following the strongest he had
ever met wih:-A man tried before Lord Kenyon. al
indictment under the game-laws for shooting bird j. was
proved that the fred and that the bird fell and
by the prisoner The jury returned verdict OF not Su
When asked for their they said they prenfd that
died fright being evidence that there
was any shot in the gunl
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

FARMING ScIENcE-The farmer who pursues Agri-
culture science, will never give way TO dihcues All
IS difficult and demands labor La China,
where the soil the crevces of the rocks cultivated or
Germany where vines frequently raised baskets
planted n spots along the borders of the Rhine where
Nature is unable to earth enough for the purpose
without such artificial The great difficulties 10 the
way Of improvement of agriculture the prejudice
existing against farming To do away with these
preiudces should be object with every Intelligent
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

RESOURCES OF MEXICO The soil and clina,s &C A..
leo of every variety. the low t,onica v,~s -
sugar cane spontaneously grows from wear - , 80 e
almost pure syrup from its Juice Tbeable laod 1
soil and productions TO the lands of ths Trn;aJ
cultivated; the plains arr covered with Imnensa ~
cattle and sheep: the mountains are covered ,g1h , -
fine timber and their bowels arc led ,s s1's anu
silver conner ro, .n1 Ill ss :a W. ''se gela quick
found - snnos nar,s. - 60 - ueias Seai Is also
r,,,n;,r fer, r.. ~o,-ss; s u streams OF water
healthy wassr for 'ne people with
and grain during the dry season. W ~ f " "heat
The largest and fairest the country are n
beone to the church. and in fac a very larpe nron r al
finest improved property in the whole renubc Il i in
mated by the most sensible persons in the ountr, ,h.t H.
value of the property belonoipo 10 the church : laa
eight hund ed and thousand millions of dollarsdiy5ed as
follows:
Their plantations and farms eoo Mill
Their real estate houses and churches 900 s-
Their gold and silver ia coin in IMAGES
candlesticks paintings al,ars Sc
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
RsrgDlArIos-Wordsw the English poet. writes as

REPupIATIoN-Wordsworth the English poet writes as
follows to Bishop DoANE of New Jersey:
The proceedings of of the States IN your country IN
money concerns the shock which given to the credit
of Pennsy caused much trouble under root
by the injury done Of my most valuable connexions
and friends am not personally and directly sufferer but
brother if the State Of should fail fulfil
will lose almost all the little savings Of his long
and generous fe My daughter through the perdy Of the
itself large for her means and good portion Of my most
valued friends have lament their misplaced confidence
Topics this kind pleasant 70 dwell upon but the
more extensively the injury is the likely
that where any remains 81 honor OF common
humanity exist efforts will Be made 70 see and keep things
right
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1912.


count them myself
inq Curse on your ants and all your relations Exit
huff
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03
THE.

THE
gtG3G@ E@.aLNGG Ga 3lgERg
sbe6 in the Of Holly Springs Mississippi every week
rhree Dollars per abnam IN advance-Eour Dollars
vihfn monthSand Five dollars the end o.
.r - .-irfiou ken for less than months.
will be charged
A. me Nississ press
advertisements marked with the number of insertions
viii nued till ordered and charged according
Announcing candidates for Office will be-Sac OCounty
- ratd down oraSsumed by responsible in
addressed the Editor business with the Office
~ 1o7t paidtO o atienion.
s+f..fs b. paid for all JOB WORK done this Of
f sssaBa as delivered
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

I"scTs0ed 10 Ute Washington Iemperance Societu
Oh! thoughess youth, shun, shun the path to shame
And dash to earth the ever mad ming bowl:
lis fatal to the fortune and Thy tame,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-03

leather judgment
Inq How many slaves there belonging the family
Mrs L. Slavesl Why. there's slaves but and my
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

y 70 ~ NA MOSS ~ bales 10 store loT ale
rHOuAsPOg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

49," iOhh, Octobcr %.
COTTON.-Thcre has been rather NOR. .Io;n,
10 cotton this week, especially TOW ards its close. ard
,he sales up to last evening sum up about $3.50
bales, principally for export. Of which 9IOO v.,.
upland and Florida at 81 a 81 G; $50 NioL,,e ~ =
sti ana 100 N. Orleans at 6 81 c. The ,r,;va,.
during the same period were $40 bnlos In 49,
thete IS no material change since SATURDAY. lac, ,L,
perhaps tkey are a li,te In favor ofths bnv,r w.
quote lair Upland ut 8 n 81, and N. Orl,nn. .nJ
Alabama fair a9Ic. ""'
FLOUR There has been fair business, IN No..
during the week, and sellers have manfe,ied 60. .
sdernh'e hrmness, preferring 10 store rather ,b.n
submit to any decline upon present nrirr, TS.
supplies, as usual at this season. have been IN f,;,
extent, until to>day. when there il none ,I,,x;nn
owing TO a breach in the canal -
me sales OF Genesee were mostly at 81 25 tho,
some ore reported at Ct cents higher Bu, 49,.
quote 'he former Us the market price Of (or
common brands. Ohio nnd Michigan h,. been in
demand Tor shipment to the British Ptovinc,. n,d
Yves, Indies, at 81 49, 81 25. In Southern tb,re
nave oeen but lew transactions. Some small soI.,
OF Georcetown ats4 so 81 SCI.
Whcat 10 plenty. Sales OF about 10 600 bp,h.t,
daring the week, at S5iS7 cents clo,io, nj IT.
i,'mer rate: Rye Is scarce. Sales al 6la62 cents
Some at the latter rate bought in advance of n,
rivn'. " IN a'
Corn IL dull, and prices tcrd downward. S.I.s
oi Northern at 52s53 cts. W eisht md 81 ~, ~.
sure; Jersey white at IS SO mea.ut. and y,Io
o3i51 cts weight; and Of Southern 47aIs messn..
and 50 81 c's weight. We quote Sou,b.rn o.
al 2Oi2i and Northern at 25A2S cents Sal. "
barley a. Is 40 cents. VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUST SALE OF vALUanLER
Personal EsTATE

PERSONAL EsTATE
pu,suanee o me provisions Of deed Of Trust ezs-
Gu ed TO me snose'ibers. BY Robert smith on "a.
leih day Of November, 1871 and dlly rerorsc, H. -
Sieik Cmee OF the county court Of King olsen, Tor
day the lat Cay OF December neat az lair end N not on
me next FAR day hercaner) proceed to SELL at the resi-
ne 81 the said Robert Smith. Centrevile in h.
saideounty OF King 4 ieen, sni about l5 miles elavv
King Queen Courthouse fnubHc auction the hshes,
LIT OF Land 81 Csn;revlle, IN s,d ronn,S .;,e -
coa1noos store house aud granary theneoG;a cerain
o,ner ot OF and AZ the same pace with comfortable
uNens mousse o'.A houses, aud sAdNcris shop
certain tract parcel Of land adjoining the .st
e1naInns ~ esiinlion between ami 40 aeres partly
cte and party Ia woods certain other or patcel
o. land. on which said smith present RESIDES ,ri,s
COMMISSIONS dwelling aud all necessrr, hauses barn-
- . ane" aud IN soodrerar containing by estifna.
ton 10 aereS-a certain other lo OF and Al tcs,rs,
With large Tavern, With ali necessary out houses anl
appendaxes ottache about &O acres cleared aot ~.
land adjoining the last named lot-abont ~ ,crcs ~ %
llnd one mile above Centrevlc, and ,-Inable w-fc
Grist Mil AL the foregoing houses are in gooI r.o,;
and tho lands fertile AMI In hrh STATE n, ,r, spa,'
The sand al Centrevlle store Tween ana f,r NJ.
ehanis OF any Kind ~ considered good any in ina,
At the same u,ne and place, shall cell the foloutnr
Ssrsonn properly, 20 wit sundrY saves CONSISTING OF
single Carriage and Harness al in good rersir. n,i.
oihTs rate Csrriag. Horses blooed sIons ofthe vrT
nes focsto Wit Hampton, laneVie, Harrison and Plat,
Dealing, Que OF which hneville) is now on The tIt 49,
considered ono OF the best horses OF the ay
Cos ann caves some hlooded; about ~ sheen hos
WAGONS and gear. tuubr and gear or cars io
setnef win ahe household and kitchen furniture OF said
Suitn plantation utensils, &c, and a certain scboonrr
called Ann Eliza The real estate above nen,i ,n ,,i,
De sold on credit not exceeding u nonIhs-he SAVES fr
ea-n-ue schooner on credit not exceeding montha-
anu al The other properly credit not exeeens ,hre
onts except for sums exceeding eco for which sum-
ami under which, cash will be required All n.rcbss"r-
not paying casa vi be Iequired before the proncr, -
delivered 10 execuie bond With approved security ' -
The iit- all sad properly is believed 10 be r,l,pp,,
BILE, eu selling Trustees We shall only convey snc III,
as Is vested 10 US BY said deed. John D. MsGII.I
sso,,s, NJ JEFFRlEs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
I" on GEO. n. n. PORTER, Truece.
TRusTsALF OF cHIoKNnoMISYI11nn

ID.
Rh Nrue OF two certain leeds Of trust ono rto an
a.. VIC %Nn daF 81 February, 1857 " pgcury For ~
nrtpcIt Claibornc and James Rawlings hofh tccess
loI guipses therein mentioned ard the other ,rsrn-cd
~ A. w Ity 81 fehIiary, 1873, by sail For and N,rs
- ls wiz 10 sail llcrberf A. Claiborne decd f,~ ,tc
Ssnehi o. hcnyI prcwty. AMI BON Of witch deeds nc
uy Iteoluci 90 Hanover County Court stall a. rui
sutcd ttrsee 20 both drcis, proceed 10 sell AZ mill.
augllon ~ hc glcs bladder the premises f,r fe,iv
money on THURSDAY. the ION day Of Noveubcr m ID
ueoes athai ceftiin piece tract or paree Of Land 4 IN
aul pelnf n me county ct ll1novcr, " Mechanirsv.
.Al'lnA eEt acres he the or lese bounded
~ lne s,uin 10y The Chlckahomry uain aWsu,n on tbe
t ~ inc Mechtnlcssilc turnpike road on The notfb ~
i ITO ifuehcsrts mill and 90 M cas- nv NJ
'ts on lh9mas Acre. The ue 90 tho above pfofeyfy n
o-neNel ~ nc unsuitable, but acting as trustee sbs1 81
coNFs convey only such title ~ " veHcI in me
oci etds AUGUSTUS a. DREWRY Tr,s,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
G. A r ID .
RICHARD ID. SANXAY.

BooK. BlNDER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURERS,
IOREsENTS HIS respects 10 hIs former ru.omsrs ana
l. acknowledges his indebte lncfs TO them for ,hoi,
very liberal patronage for the last 81 years
u has teen ha misfortune. by train OF caiaultes ind
dent 10 both merchant aud manufacturer lose the avs
81 e long period alluded o. above and IN his determna
eon 20 met- out Justice TO his creditors he
ms az even the "rorkiHs tools Of his profession
By the kind all Of fe- friends. lie has heen 10
procure oos suitable for the prosecution OF Hook Bindng
IN al ITS oanehea aud determined by his
efeF0 10 present work unsurpassed in point
and durability IA any city. lie w.t confidence calls uns1
ME ormcr friends an patrons for their custom ofthe
general quality of hts work and materials he ne ed only
refer 10 The fact that they have been in
bAnEing Institutions Court Offices Public As-ociaions
anu soceieS throughout the state for series Of wears
and gwen as lar as learned, general salts faction.
Relying uon the kidd feelings ~ those whom he ha
81 long AMI 50 AhAlly worked tic trusts. in Ati,ion a.
Their own CUSTOM they will exercise their enc in e
commencing their frenrs.
Oi Books re bound, and Blank Books furnished ruleJ
TO any pattern and bound in any desirable STYLE
To my old customers and the public generally Ibes
leave TO say that they be furnished with Salicnery
every dessipo9 o, very superior quality, and at los
prices ~ Mr. A. LYONS, Siatiouer and Book "a 10
occupies the store under my nJcry one door below Inc
China and Glass Sore Of Mr. James Evans RishmonJ Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

Al Alexandra, Saturday, 5th Novenlber.
Va nononssila, Class o. PTizes-s3onO in m en-,
s.esto Z'' a'o IN, 3 Of lpo, IS Of SO, etc Tex
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VA l. u ABLE PROP ERTY

| INoEE deed OF Trust, executed 10 the nv John G.
hush"s and reeorisi in the Office o. Fluvanna County
1ourt SHALL on the 9Th dsy OF November next II fair
not the nert fair dar there after. the dwelling house
OF the sed John nughes in rluyann. County for tho
purposes In the sai dc cd sell for ready money
puhhc aueon, 10 tue highest bidder the tract OF Land
containing two hundred acres. less on which The
SAID Hing ca now sides anL which Ia stac In the a M
souGiy OF Flu'snna ami bounded by OF Thomas
w o'nohnnirn. Wiiiin Wooll;ng. and o;herA Likewise
SIRE u N@!uahlc slaves Comprising men, women and
ereni iseiher ~hh the stock Of Rorses cattle sheep
anu hoE and also he kitchen and household Furniture
nos in possession Of the slid Hughes or so much IN
PToperiy as may be Necessary satisfy purposes Of
n SAD coed Tue ue 70 the said properly is presumed
70 be good but only such as is conveyed ~ M n,
said deed, will be transferred TO tie purchaser
ARClPD BRYCE, Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL. Estate

DURsUhNT 20 q dee OF Trust c1e.ntol =, ia
fnbscitbcr. by jonathan w. Terrell TO .acare the
payment OF certain san Of money therein men
ionci dGs 20 SIMON GOulin which Ice s IA ID (eio.
per JHh, . aud Of record In the Clerks Orce Of the
'olny Of Ha1ovcr, shall, the PIT DAY November
next iar not, the next lair day thet eier sell 20 The
hsnes bidder Tor retiy money uPon the PREMISES the
mart OF Land conveyed hy sid deed Of trust, tafed
yng aoc being In the county Of Hanover on The warTs OF
the North Anna River. ami containing BY estnaon 5s
acres BE the sauic more less particular iescrpt1
Of this land Is deemed nnneressary az IL IL prcsimed
thso ~i-ing 70 purchase vii first the nreuisss
Selling as Trustee, fhsil only convey such te as IL
Vesisd n me though u Is believed unquesiion,bIc.
fr SIMON Gou.dfn residing adjoining the l.nd will take
pleasure IN shcwng II TO a=y person wStrs purchase
WILLIAMSON TALLY.
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