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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

ID OCK CASTLE FOR SALE.-on Friday, the 10th day of De-
IL celnber next. il fair. il mol, the neal fair day, nj IL O'Clock. Oh
the premises, will be- sold, n public auction, my Farm, in Goool-
land county, called Rock Castle, lying on James river, one mile
above Jefferson, adjoining The lands Of Woodson Pain aud others,
containing $40 acres, Of which ~ acres are first rate James river
low grounds, 100 acres OF wood land, ana the high land Of good
oualiy, LAYING rolling. 4 crop of wheat has been seeded this
Fall. The buildings consist Of dwelling house and some good
out houses. The farm is well watered and remarkably healthy.
Al the same time, will hp sold Crop, stock, &c. Terms OF sale
for Land-one fourth cash, the balance In one and TWO years, The
purchaser giving bond, to carry interest from date, and deed OF
Of trust 10 secure the payments. ~
T. 0nytJs
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RANK or VIRGINIA,

rs>uE ne,, general meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank al
| Vagina, Viii he held al the Banking House, in the city Of
H. amend. on the second Monday, 9Th Of Jannarv next.
Iii. provided BY the Gh section OF The actoi the 'ehefa' aSscn''
Ms, pa,set March 18th, lSi2;
Tint no oihc-r or director of a Bank shaii hereafter rmse ny
proxy TOT any stakeholder in any election ct i'trr't or o'ncrts
- ulrk. nor shall any proxy be valid which shall have been
, ,.rnrrd -i,,y day, be- fore The time oil an election"
rbr same &c, also provides, that "no PrtSiden, u director oi
J. W. PEGRAM, Cashier.
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Nov. Ii

TREES. FLOWER ROOTS AND siRURs.-The snhScr
iebrated Iandreth Of Philadelphia. They VIII I'LL any oidrf 'of
Fruit Tree, FiOua Roots or Shrubs, with the very hhest ana
choicest specimens IL these articles. Their arrangements are
made for the most careful and particular selection of each variety;
The price, consequently, will he Il tribe greater than That usually
demanded, but The article will be warranted superior in every RI
sprct. BUTTS q oChfupl.
'Enr II 5l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

mo THE HEIRS OF ANIEL McI.AUREN.-A legacy y Z.
;ns bs.n Jeff 10 the heirs OF Daniel McLauien, deceased, y.
=. i lug Will and testament Of Geo. E. Harrison, deceased, OF
Brandon. in the county of Prince George, In the siaas Of a, Insm y
claim their said legacy. M. Mclauren WAS a native Of scotland
10 /. believed of Perthshirel-was formerly In tns einpioym nsn,o =
m.n,. sbont tn. year ls2s OF -. Any person, who can give IN,
formation in relation to the heirs sforesaid, wni saneSS M NJ "
Petersburg, Va. I.g y. deceased.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

Sale Of Paluable Property IN The toUn Of Buchanan
ny virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed to US by the late John
ID Holson, of the city Of Richmond, bearing date The 18Th day
of July, 1858, for The purpose of securing certain debts therein
mentioned, which deed is duly recorded IN the Clerks Ohice OF
the County Court of Botetourt, we shall proceed TO sell, at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bi,der, on Monday, the l7ih day OF
October, 1912, the whole Of the property, in the town of Buchan'
an, belonging 10 The said Hobson, and conveyed In said deed, VIZ:
One Lot, No. lGL, on which il a very large, comm0dious and va
luabie brick building. thee stories high, well calculated for Il
large mercantile Establishment or 4 tavern house, and which has
generally been known and designated as sHoB HOUSE,"
One Lot, No. 1868, on which * 4 comfortable two story brick
Banking House, being fitted up with 4 counter aud a very cub
stan;ial and secure vault.
One Lot, No. lG2, a vacant lot adjoining the above.
Half Lot, No. 90, on The South side OF High street, on winch
il a very handsome and desirable residence, buit OF brick, two
stories high, with a good framed office and carriaee house, a large
and connections brick stable and smoke house. This property Is
known generally as the "CoTTAGE," and Is very conveniently
and ias;efully arranged.
Also, one other Lot, on River street, on which is a large and
eonmodious brick store house, fitted up with counters and
shelves, and Inns been occupied az a store ever since its erection,
nver, 80 that boars maj lie loaded and unluaded from the house
Also, several articles Of household and kitchen Furniture.
Ii the above sale is not completed on the l!th day of october,
il will he continued from day TO day TIL completed.
The title To the above property Is believed TO he nnqnestiona'
he; but, aching n Trustees, we shall only convey such title as IL
vested IN us 10y the deed of trust Aforesaid.
The terms OF sale will be made known on the day OF safe.
I. s KoEI | '"' Trustees.
Sept. l6 - 33-tds
NJ POSTPONEMENT.-Fm the greater convenience. of lie
parties interested. The above sale Will be posinoned until Wcdnrs-
5av The lIh December neat. TIE TRUSTEES.
oct = Si-tds
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JAMES a. PATTESON, CoNMis:ioS MEScHtar, Rchmond,
" t0.-Nil give prnntf! attention Ia spies Of all kinds oil if"-
dnce aud Merchandise consigned 10 his care. Store On Cary
street. adjoining Mcssrs. CaPerIon j CTump.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

AND FOR SAI.E-In consequence Of ~ health, have DR.,
IL teunincd To sell my Farm, called and known as he 'nm
Swami. living in The county of Chesterfield, on the turnpike
read, leading from Manchester 10 the Coal Mines, con'aihihe
abou, $50 acres, 10 miles from Richmond, J miles nom Tie Coal
Pits, and about 3 miles from James river-onc hall oi the tracl l.
in woods. and well timhered with OAK and pinr-neary nan 'hr
tract is swami land. abou; I59 acres are cleared, well diiclird aud
now in cultivation, and OF great fertility, and peculiarly adapted
RI Inc nrnJ,ction If grasses. The buildings are good tile
dwelling house Is ! large two stoiy frame building, receh.y mo
roughly repaired, with The necessary out houses; me neiahn"f
hood Is good, and the location unqnestonably hearty. Tue
convenience Of this farm 10 Richmond, and It's nearne.s 10 iae
Coal Mines. and the great fertility of 4 large PARTON al the iand,
renders il a very desirable acquisition, particularly as all me pro
ducts of the farm will meet 4 ready AMI good inarNf nj the ,oai
Mines from whence a supply OF manure and coal ashes can be
procured To enrich the whole tract. My terms WIZ he reasonable
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, As | have decided upon selling my
Crop. S,ock. Household Furniture, &C., and hiring out ny
slaves. on the 2,h instant, a purchaser of HE farm can, II he
wishes, be supplied before that time with every thing necessary
for farming and housekeeping.
will only add, that, al the assessment, before me last OF me
lands in Virginia. thi. tract was assessed higher, ana paid 4 hiHh-
or tax, than any land III The touniy-and may at a small addi
tional exncpse ir rendered os of the most productive and plea
SAINT farms in this section OF country. J., therefore, earnestly IN
wife all persons who mas be III want Of 4 desirable residence 10
visi,n and examine This. ARCIlD. L. WOODBRIDGE.
Nos IL 55-M.
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AIR. RODERT KYLE-SIR: You will take roticr, ihai ! 'hai;
MI ON ,hr lah day OF December, 1912, between TIE houfs o, ,
day. a, The Office Of Joseph Mayo, in the city OF Richmond lake
The deposiion uf John a. Lancaster, l" be read a : eSIasncs. IN ne n
mr., na,y nrpdIns in the Hastings Court of the city OF kichimonu.
wherein /. as surviving partner of Luke s. sizer, am piainiNh' ana
:. 80 defendant. and il, from any cause, the said deposition
ssb ~" ut be iakrn on that day, the taking thereof will be CON
,inueL from day To day until completed. an o,zrP
Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ~GIOrcEsTER lAND1Ihe
I ,nirf.irnri Commissioners, under the authority. oil q deotee
,r,,- C;rcui, Sane riur Court Of Law and ChanccrF '''oa.ts-
tr county uronnumCei IN the Gaze Of Gurus vs.. Iiafhe, At lhe
Ami t,f, 81 .a! Court, 1872, and an amended decree, ehtf'en
a, he ,lccee6 ding October term, VIII, on the isih uly ~ 'a"'ni!
U,r II far If not. on tie neat fair day, o!trr lot SAFE, on
tsrlti.r.. lhat well known and valuable tract OF Land ealtu
ppron. ,y,np on York river, in the county of Gloucester. fur,"n
,,,iai,. onward. If 1900 acres of land, 500 OF which are h'eh
hnl.. Upon II are 4 comfortable dwelling anu ,he n'u"' on,
f. 49," ,isserd /" il is an extensive marsh, particularly adapted
~ ,raziur. An abundant supply Of fish aud oysters may D q oh-
Famed fonn, York river, on winch Tie land Il situated. There >
nuulse. !. ,h- river bette, suited Tor planting oysters, which has
l-camr a ven profitable business. There Is an aounlant supply
u timber on The land, within 4 convenient distance 0 te t'ef'
utrr. II viii AWAY. command 4 ready sale
Ihr fnlr i. believed to be- iudiSpuiable, though We viii make
,nl, such deed 10 the purchaser a. we are warranted III mahihs
t,n,i-, the aforesaid decree. one half Of the purchase money WIN
he required "a cash, and The other half ii the expiration "t II
Inonths ilull Tie day ef sale.
RICHARD COKE. JR,
GEORGE ". sorTnALL. Commissioners
va, 5--Sw
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TrRI'ST AL OF VALUABLE IANDlN tHESTEKFTELD
Bv yirtu. of a Deed Of Trust, executed 10 us by Euwh ~"
derson, for purposes therein sci forth, we shall, On the on ",
.of January neX.. proceed Ia sell, on the premises, u lhr me"'
.s, bidder. 4 Tract Of Land lying on the North sir ~ Apo,
ma,,oy river, in the county Of Chesterfield, adjoining Tie Janus :"
William B:ankin.lip. deceased, William K. Johnson, Edwin
Friend. and others, containing about 2,cOU acres, "u acre al
which j. first rate low grounds, winch aye more eA mn TN r.nn ~ !"
,pi,,ion than most OF the lands on the river. rms ltact I"
Land is well adapted 10 the culture Of tobacco, and that portion
u,lIr, - feared Is in a high state Of improvement. q large p"r,
,am or the it,r, is vet in woods. The facility Of reaching a good
narLr, from ms land is very great, ~ ii ~ only about twenty
air miles distant from Petersburg and Richmond.
FIRMS Of Sa!e-The Land viii be sold ON a credit oi SIX ana
,wslye months. the purchase money 10 be secured by approved
endorsed negotiable notes. with 4 deed of trust on the iahh-
Selling as Trustees, S.- shall convey such Title oh'y y Is Ves'ea
n !. as such. which, however, we believe Is undonoied.
WIN. a. BRAGG, Trustees.
EDMUND II. OSBORNE,
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I AND FOR SAI.E.-l offer fr sale the Iraeto Of Land on which
L. reside. in the county uf lienrico. II l. seven miles from thr
riy Of Richmond, and oe mile from the Brooke Turnpike. IL
contains e7 acres, Of which i4i and a fraction are low grounds,
yiar OH the Chlckahoininy riyer-li2 acres Of highland, and 81
vents eight acres and Il fraction OF low grounds are unclearei,
being in the original groyih-coniaining good wood, and excel
most If The uplands have bren seeded III clover and Herds sra-e'
from which a plentiful crop Of hay was cut last Samhntr, and IL
is in an improving condition. To secure the Land from fresh
r,s. a Canal has been cut, from nr extreme point oil The low
grounds TO the other, upwards Of 900 yard: ~ length, and near
~ 10 feet wide. Throughout this extent, II has been regularly
dyked and banked, and by 'his means a body OF az rich land a.
can be found in The neichbOihnod, has been entirely retained
cultivated last Summer Ia an experiment. ona part oi Tie re-
claimed land, i, co hills OF tobacco, and anu warranted IN Sa.
ing The crop was a. fine 4 one (ul injured by haHl a. any III
Virginia. All The mucitaret. high land X tobacco land OF hr-tr rate
quality. The crop OF Cora, new on The high land, VIII lie be-
tween sx and seven hundred barrels. The land abcnnds IN mari,
hut il has Lr-n used only 10 a limited extent. III. improvements
are good hut plain. The dwelling hou.e Is OF wood, WIN s rooms
and has recently been thoroughly repaired. The oht hoises con
ei,t If a new kitchen, with 2 excellent rooms, laundry WIN y
rooms. ice house, and well of the hest water. The garden -
larpe. fully two acres--is productive in every description Of vese-
,ahIes-and ornami-nted with 4 variety OF flowers and plants
New stables for 20 mules aud horses, new cribs, good barns, hay
sheds. aud cabins for tie accommodation OF hny negroes.
believe il to be a healthy 4 spot "a any 10 br found anywhere.
Thi. tract was formerly divided into two, of rather more than 400
acres each; and il desired, will be again divided and said sepa
rately. I invite purchasers 10 visit the property. My ieTms VIII
be accommodating. II not so! privately before the LIST day OF
'anun's'" VIM u" " '"''N ~ GEO. r. KESNoN
-. 53-tus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25
VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1912.

NoTTeWAY ACADEMY The next Session OF nv n.,mn
~ ton will commences. on Monday, The INA ns o' n"h'
fs3. The course of instruction Will embrace ~ w W.
bEanclcs Of English, French and Classical lLiefalnhe, "W' ~
elementary and higher branches Of Mathematics. lhr eNliaht-
ton tystem of instructions, a. pursued in THIS iis'Irh.,"n, ' III
not fan 10 afford every facility f"r Tie rapid ad Ir,nianIn' w. na,
vaneemcIt Of The student. Patrons need feel no .nhCh'"c wa.
any eAerion will be withheld, either to facilitate 'Wr p.os.ess %
iieir sous IN their designated branches of study, OF 10 ple-r,e
parity OF morals and refinement of sentiment among u" s"-
dents.
The nsiehborhood il of a prove'bially moral and religious cha-
ratles, aud the location uniis allied Tor liraititnihesS anu rlhr
ment. A. the number j. limited, and tier. are hui Few a'a''-
rte, Immediate application will be necessary 10 secure Hca...
Board. " reduced prices, can be obtained III respectable P''Siie
iamI!cl in the nei.lborioud. .
The .cliulastic year will be divided into two se&anns OF h'e
month. each, aud, nj tho end Of each session, there wH! DC I
thorough examination, followed by 4 vacation.
2Hm5.
Fm L classical Course, ~
"s''" N'"' J. PHILLIPS.
So'toway c. H., Nov. %. a'--a"om
Do The Richmond Christian Advocate will please copy the
above nee n week for four weeks aud send ITS account ~ NV
office The Enquirer.
AGEGULTVRAL AND VARIETY STORE The subscri.
II bers, ~ connection with the Planter, have opened, an es.a'
hislfncnl ir the city of Richmond, 10 which they wohln call tue
attention of Farmers and Homsrkr'prrS IN general lhey nave
made such arrangements at The North ana elsewhere Is WIN Neep
Them constantly supplied with the latest and brst improvements
III the follow ing articles: Iionehs, Cultivalors, Harrows. aofh
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Seed Sewers, Cob CnIshers, Horse ro"-
ers, Threshing Machines, Wheat Fans, Axes, Hoes, Spades, sho-
wells, Forks, Rakes, Pruning Implements, Seeds, Garden l'Tir, er.
To this they have added j Household Department, comprising
4 large assortment, Of Mats, Broons, Brushes, Pals, MEASURES,
Baskets, &c., &c.
They have determined TO sell their Goods for nothing but cAsn;
conscqueu tly, they can he satisfied with very small profits; ana.
having laid I'm their stock upon the most favorable terms, u VIII
be a matter nj establishment 10 those, who can start 4 hito mo
ncy, and will give them 4 call, 10 md the difference IN prices e'-
.Irclrd by the cash system.
Many Of the articles are ola move. character, and such as have
never been offered iii this market before: ,roo
Nag n 81 Ill
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Nov. !

coo ToBarco PLANTERS AND DEaLERs.-Tn conse-
a,,,ce nj the late disastrous fire, by which a large quantity
: i lhn.o. y,. DESTROYED. many OF The dealers have determined
", :" nrrhasr any Tobacco upon which there Is not insurance
ag,inst lie: and ii, being Impossible TO ,toTr any large portion Q.
- -, ,,an ,hr unlaud inspections IN the Public Warehouse, where
a" wo on be insured by the Commonwealth, the subscribers here
by infoni their friends and patrons, that Inc duly OF .hIty cents rMs
= n.s for n yesr from the time 1t is stored; AID, IN the
sn, Ia iis amount recovered from the underwriters To be
Nom = n,nn IN. owners of The Tobacco destroyed. Those
appHs mi n. I,LsccD for sale, or who purchase from us, will At
~, - -. - ,llorcd 10 examine the policies Of insurance, ifthey
~ !" ROBT. GWATHMEY,
aes'" RIyES 4 HARRIS,
j. vs.. DIBRELL 4 CO,
FORpS 4 WOOus0N,
WOMBLE 4 DEANE,
John MABEN Il CO.,
iIlpL.AM, PRESTON & CO.,
DARLINGTON, GIBSON & THORNTON.
Richmond, Nov. LIST, 1872 oz-el
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nOUDRETTE.-We saw and heard so mIti OF this article 4!
L the North, that We determined 10 give our friends an cppor
,nnily of testing its value. Accordingly, we sought and obtained
the Agency Of the New York PoudTet.e Company, and We are
now prepared To furnish the article at The New York retail price,
WI" "a "0 Bolts & DURFooT.
w.. 5-tf
NOTICE "A petition will be- presented 10 the neat General
~ Assembly OF Virginia, praying for the passage OF 4 law, de
.claring Mehenin River, a lawful fence, fIom Chrichton's mill In
Lunenburg County, Virginia, through the County OF Br,nswicS
NOV Gl-tlD
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Form If a Poiesr Of .htorney.
T. All. E BY THESE PRESENTS, That

FDTm IT q FOrtT q .TtUFHty'
yyoW ALL. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, Tina,
hereby appoint
10 he substitute and proxy for and IN name ana
- :, a ,bsr,,or IN represent at all
meetings. of IA, Stoc kholdcrs Of said Bank, andtn
nam. and hehaf TO vote respecting the enachns, re-
praln,c or amending ,aeh Bylaws, Ordinances o. Regulations as
80 - ,he ..,i Eauk. a. fully a. might
a, could were personally present.
W,tX,.. hand and seal this day OF
III. SEAL
fsEL
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County, TO ~h:

CUUNFU, 70 "Nt'
aJuslicc Of the Peace for said County, do
hereby certify, that
who ha executed the above Power of Attorney personally
s2y-ared before me and made cath that the stock on winch
yvt- proposed 10 be given, il bona i'ie+
and that the same is no; held by means @! any
transfer con,riyed or designed to rvadc the provisions OF The ACT
Establishing general equations for neIneorporation OF Banks
passed The 22d March, lsH.
Gwen under nv hand this day Of Isl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

. Ills own propcriy-ort the property Of ms ware
or of his les ator or iniestate's estate, naming me teslalor of ~
I.iatr-ot i bona hde held by him in virtue Of some duly record
I'll vii! "r deed in trust for SOME other person or persons, naming
- 57-2awtd
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Di'RSuANT 10 \ general order Of thr Court OF NE e p;cn
STATES for The Eastern District OF virginia haae " NH
monJ. on lie oth day Of March, 1912, shall on :aoha'ss ne
iI, day of December, 1872, at the residence OF William. -: r ia
." =" h.. cnnn,v Of Cumberland, known by the name oi Fiay-
,e;, Tavern. sell. III public auction, for the bes' pfi't ."aa ~ IT, oe
yt 10. The same, in ready money. the following eU"us anu .ni
,s .1,rrul~r-J IN the assignee, for the benefit Of the creditors oil
t.r said William \. Frayscr, who has been declared 2 h.nk,ult
Nv \ decree Of The said Court, made on ihe I'm o. aepuannen'
so Ia yit. me negro man, VIII, negro hoy, Andrew; woman,
Violet. and pirl, MARY; also, negro boy, Patrick; eifi, fhroe' ana
tso boys, Cannon = I'd Horace, children oil fhHne. aisp, INC ,lu
r,,,s.i,. .,ocl Of Horses. Ca.ile. Hogs and sheep, Plantation
I tensus, Furniture, and all other articles IN the possession oi ne
sd Frayser. except such articles a may be desiehateu anu ..
mari for the said rrayser under the provi-o IN Me 'Iifd SECTION
Of lac act OF Congress establishing i uniform system OIL bankrupt
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.,.,pI, I'm ACT OF LAND NEAR RICHMOND TN
At, ~ Ioda, ami by virtue Of Il Deed Of Trust, eNes''T" ~

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND T Ned 81 Tin',, executed to
1nI.,.iqned by Re-. 4. williamson. and dniv re- eoru usc,,nn
Comfy Court, and with The consent, a"u y. Wv ~. ,hs,e;u
l'n''g ~ LIN interested. The undersigned, The trustee nr'e ~
'' a.. ,"I . N Brlaeslay. the lith day oil 'e"' -, ~ y"
l"'tt, y, n. frs fair day thercater,l proceed 10 nv Nv nv
i''. = hirhe,t bidder, that valuable lrac' OF ianu, .'.ea
u''e' IN, 80 nr.,.ul residence Of said Niliaih'on'i , 'ne un
h'"r - 'rarnpike Road. three and three quarter NM ''". wy
~ o." rirlu,nnd and containing. by ar-cent survey, 'N.re nut'
" ~" ,oS twenty five acrrs. The Improvements, az ""'s 49,
'f' ' III ,I,t;rd L. The confartab'e accommodation ~ " ~.
-o' 80 . \, ~. samr time, viii be sold M The ilotiseloIa anu
i',": r,,ul,urr. consisting OF the u>ual vatirt! - '' "s
NJ. W., It,,,s. Cows, Hogs, Plantation ItehSiS, !"
20 =, s,;e-fo the Land, S2yco OF ihe phteiase "'"aet
., T.. ,,culrrd 10 br paid within siNi! days ron i, ny /"
"' ,s,5,h. Il is probable. thin the purchaser shuu.u nr VS. 49,
s'.' I,s,, :, Tlrner indulgence by arrangement WIN ne parties
"t The residue Of the purchase money 10 ~ pMu VI
""' n.,,rn,pr rts, AT sN, twelve, and eighteen hr,ht,'. re-
49, t, no,r, aitl an approved -ndoJser, and 4 peeu 81 = ~
'i." 49,, ,.,s..rry for The deferred plvin-nts, VA be f''lu,fen' Io'
n," -. l,a urnaerty, all sums under $50 c2Sh-o'er tat sum
| r. mn ,,aii, wIl be eiven-the purchaser tN''uii"s d Nv"
w. ~ ,o,, yith an approved endorser. The sale WI! commence
~ ,t,l,ck. A NJ, and will b. positive, ana wi.h"u' - ~.
- a.. ,,,. u, m. above property i believed 10 he indl>i'It'ie' "'
, ""Nt.,.,.ton,d. selling a, Trustee, Will convey sueh XXI OH. "s
j. .rlrd IN hEm 10y the Deed ct IIn>'. r.r,pn T.s..
~ Immediately after The sale Of the Land, VIII he siu 'he
C,,, # Com, Oats, Fodder, SAucSs, &c. ,.,,,,Nsor
5.-tdS