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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14
V'OYKCE.
" l.. BIDDER gives notice that

WV l.. BIDDER gives notice that he has w succeeded the late T. Kiddcr in the preparation of the Conway Medicines, and will hereafter give particular attention to the preparation of the following established articles, the celebrity of which precludcs the necessity of republication ofthe numerous certificates now in the hands of the propri. etor.
 Dr. JeLb's Liniment-In enlarged Bottles.
 For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Chil. plains, Numbness, Stiffness in the Joints, &c. The relief Is immediate, and cures ire. quently in t,centy -four hours, although of years standing and thought incurable.- Price 37 l.2 cents.
 Reye's Asthmatie or COnsumptive Pills. Prices 25 cents q Bor-give immediate relief. Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common Colds frequently removed in q few hours!
 Albion Corn Plaster.
 This plaster never causes the least pain, although it diSsolres and draws the corn out by the roOts-but gives immediate case as soon as applied. Price 25 cents Box.
 Dumfriss' Remedy for ths Piles.
 One of the best and most thorough reme- dies known for this troublesome complaint Price 75 cts. for two Boxes, Ointment and ElectuGru or 37 1-2 cents for either where but one is wanted.
 Dumfries' Eye Water.
 For Sore or Inaamed Eyes-nothing known gives such immediate and comfortable relief and in some erceedingly bad cases, the most unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the use of this EYE WATER, after erery other remedy had failed. Persons who have used ii. pronounce it without hesitation the best preparation for these complaints they have ever me: with. Price 9 cis.
 = Full and ample directions accompany each of the above articles.
 G Prepared from the Original M. s. Re- cipe of DOct. w. T. CONWAY by w. l.. BIDDER, immediate successor 10 the late T. Kidder, by whom they are for sale ut his Counting Room, No. s6 State Street, corner of Merchants Row, Boston. And also by his special appointment, by Eli Mygatt, Danbu- ". D. Smith & Co. New Haven, and by Druggists generally in all parts of the Uni- ted States-and at the sign of "DRUGS & MEDICINES" Litchfield, Ct., ly5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14
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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

An editor out West in giving an account of the bursting of the boiler, and blowing up of steamboat while racing. says that 'evc- " soul on board was more or less injured {; also large number of cattle and hogs, and and the captain of the boat"
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

ROmantic.-A short time since gentleman who purchased some strawberries from a girl in Cincinnati, in picking them over found gold ring among them worth 1000 dollars. The Cincinnati Microscope in ref. erence to it says. we learn that by this little incident. union is likely to be the result {: and this very ring to be the wedding ring The strawberry girl is the daughter of a wealthy farmer. and the young man is an accomplished son of a wealthy merchant.
 "OH! TAKE YOUR TIME Miss LUcY."-A Miss Lucy Long, residing in the western part of Ohio, has brought an action for breach of promise against one Hiram Smith, son. Hiram said, in his defence, that he was willing enough to marry Lucy. but that he was not quite ready that she was altoge- ther in too big hurry and for that reason had sued him. TGke yOUr lime Miss Lucy LOng."-N. Y. Sun.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

TIE DIFFERENcE.-The Declaration of In- dependence says "all men arc born free and equal" The Halifax Herald gives Q practical illustration that such is not the ly had twins, two boys, when ono was found to weigh tleelre pounds and the other sight- cen !--N. H Palladium.
 Shakespeare. t is said, wEOsO well; but neksaa wTo,s Weller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

/, ,v. he seen that, IN l-.i9, change commenced
tho expenditures exceeding the appropriations.
When III. excessive appropriations commenced con,
os lsd the Government, and continued to lead i, t
!, ~ the appropriations reached lhirty seven mn
ion. and twenty -nlne millions only could be eHpeueu
lie would nov show the Senator, from an auhor,'
t. which he would otqneston, what were ihs e1pehu
,,e Of t. last Administration con;rasied w'th The ex
nenG,tures OF this Administration he Senator e'oh
h. estimate at TWENTY-FIVE millions The Secretary Of
Tho Treasury (Mr. Furward,) said the estimates were
7g G00 but taking out seven m'iilons ol lfeas'
re- notes 10 re redeemed il would leave balance 'o'
expenditures Of s2573l eco. lie had sought aho
,bsr document but had not been able to lay his hand
an i, The Secretary Of the Treasury, however, re-
cnm;nends expenditures tins year amour, n@ 70 -
toi 0oo there is also another sun 10 be added, o. -
20 y..u-,,sse two sums making S!19l1 ,O0O IN Fouhd
numbers =, .
Ills object in mentioning these details was 10 show
h uneGutlly the Senator and his friends send before
"a, country their statements against Mr. Van buren, :
admnisral ion and how little the advantage - "n'ch
hey paln by just contrast with ther own sca'e ~
nandtures. The Senator charges MT. an bufeh ~
mn;sra,on with an average expenditure OF thIriy-hVe
r,ious annuallg and estimates the expenditures oil
,bis Administration al twenty four millions
MIR CLAY inerposed to say that his estimate was
m, The estimate oil this Administration. lie bad on'y
proposed scheme which appeared 10 MN 10 oe -
and made his estimate on his own resPons'''iy spei
Ue begred Of the Senator TO separate his plan rom
,he estimates of the present Administrations, ana IN
speaking oil them 10 cohsaef 'hem % sepa'1'
tlnct. IL: so,
Mr. WRIGHT explained, that II was mol ms pnr !.
o,a n misrcpresent the Senator lie had shown mat
the expenditures during the last two years OF MI an
Buren's administration, had come down. IN Io''i .
,wenty.live Millions and IN l-iO to twenty-five NIL
lions Here was a rapidly decreasing expenditure.
Turn now 10 the new Administration, ana see " 'ne
ratio OF decrease IS preserved. hf. fof""u a"J "
nam. Two of his report that the expenditures OF the
rs, three quarters Of ISL twenty ana ifee
ouarter Millions and that Tie last quarter added Tue
whole expenditure of the year would exceed .nifty
two millions, an increase Of more than ten millions
over the expenditures Of the preceding year In TINS
thirty millions It may be said there are
notes to be redeemed included hot leaving nut .ie
Treasury notes, the fact ut last arrived al 'al 'e
nd,;ure Of the year is twenty ,hse =, ana
He admitted that the expenses oil the uoy ",
from ~ TO 80 had increased a!arm'ngy' ms was
owing the surplus revenue and y was ""'y WIZ
The appropriations had TO be cura'led that congress
began TO see the folly Of the course 1t had bee" pu'
sung.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

Il Deed of Trust cx-cii.t The undersigned,
~ lf the 1ili day o January, lr which deed has
l admitted 10 record t- Clerks Office Of the County
m u Ntuosrr) Smith Ely, the payment Of 4
money sand deed specified due u John ID. Brown
49,, % pub.ic auction u the hshe>, bidder. for ready
rrav the 18th day of March, ~, between the
t. ~ = icncs noon aad o'clock. r. VI, ir premises
- ivrr,, he county VI Hanover, certain tract q
' tla! isns aud beng IN Hanover county, on cicEt
uE swamp, and tie mountain road, opposite the iata
20 Mhrfe N cies resides and adjoining the land o
"naR Vamou and oilers ben. the same lands which .he
nj Loan D. Brown purchased of William Mann, William tiles
n "tr containa. hundred and fortyve
WITH III and singular the premises and appurtonanees L. The
~ lni belonging any wise appeIianing. The title Il
r" ANS believed lndlSpntable hut acting Trustees
" ,'a such It'll, - vested By authority
- 'rra u nl.i. JOHN SHEPPARD, ir.,,
ALFRED WINSTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08
I uuk AT TIlis.-Everv variety ol p.n.s Medicines
j. -. Il L,l-.

I ook AT TIl!s:-Everv variety psnss Medicines
IL O:'s, IatDi.lrs, ETC., If The purr,i Kind,
Iinscrd OIL, Lamp on. Castor oil
Pain III, spis lnrpem'inr, &c.
Black Leather varni-h etc.
Cinnamon, Mace, Gloves RiuhaTb
Ginger, Alispce, Jalap, CaIonr
Alo,s, Gum Arabic, Gum Camn;or
Sup. Cath. Soda Tararic Acli
lsinrlass, Putty, Slahder, Fir Blue
Indigo, Arrow Root, Tnmrfic
White Mustard Seed, Lone Pepper
Ma-nesia Irish Moss, iceland Mass
G i,mn,,, sails sa'p err Gsm',am
Senna Washing Soda, rcara,h
Sairnius, prrac., toocynti, Opium, etc, etc.
large Of r-e+ from ihr best manufactures, VIZ
I'a r r., I'm MI ; rSsn G rI,: snay ,
Soaps Cream. Almond Mask, Nrii,cnl
i;">r, J, amin lra".pat.n', Military
And ni o,rr kinds 81 Shaving, l"I,l and Washing soaps
cisar.-lmprria Tribucos, Havana l'rimsp"
IA Nnml Flower Congress, rtc., II lhr choicest kiads
rertum-s-Eo<e Water, Lavender, Cologne
Fi"ridl, Nnlct, Jrssalninc. Orange lhh"na etc
tut Ga.s Pun.rnis. Preston Saii~, T'i!ci Bottles
N"r,ery Powder, o.%"ai rta;I Powder
Ecrt Marrow, roesstt.k<. Prntnvr.
Combs Of an descriptions ii T"hu-r She'll
Ivory SILVER, i!on. Gl!.iu aad other combs
:;uoifhous. !Ap S.dse, Crid Cream
ro,narum ToIi Powder, Hair Powder
Percussion Gaps Nil kIn!S
Waters tnloie.. as.nrrd Pea Rcd Black Noticed,
InAiack, Eue aud e, b quality, ~ tic siicn q
bottle
ran,s-Wiic Lead, Black Lead ground in o.!
uhrclnr Green, Chrome yellow, veiisris
Vrnitian Red, Spanish Brown
Yellow Ocire, E-rniilion, ETC., etc.
Surgical Instruments all kinds ordered 20 sui any person
Chewing ohacc"F;si,r. Browns, Waitia' Giants and
cowlr>' superior Oh wing 1o5acr".
All The above articles with others ion numerous !"
mention he had cheaper than c""!ir'r n HE
s!, a"l u ;'e best kinds, which suatantr" :, ,,.r
sign q III i'lars Boz AMI Mortar
Ma''si.n '"a-r, Kghn'nd "a
fia@rr>. o.nt.ner;s, MIXTURES, Cough Medicines, o'e
fca. y o!-aa";'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

,y,LE Cumnanv aih II Virginia The sheriff 81 N'>imnc
4 lai.i unniy, greeting:
Whereas upon roi right, for the recovery Of one
tenement conantn. nindfrd .. aE. it, r apiuf
rrnamccS III t coi ;iGoclani, LATELY depending ~
Superior CONT II Law and tanrrr: i"r The sid county
between Henry rair, and Dofcs his wiir, drnaniants,
and Newton Carey, before verdict rendered, the sad
rpld.d this life, intcSaie ~ = said. y
whereof ne real said urea Rcal, descended, and
passed 10 Henry neac IT. GhaS :. Muir aud Elizabeth s
wife who Elizabeth rar. Sydnur brae John IT, Bailey and
e,nefnrr w;r who Temperance Peair, Robert Gcar
Thomas rale, Mary T. i:rae an! Hiram T. k'he. hrir- AT
lc drc-a-r aud the iii Henry Feat,
IT, Charles iiur aud Elizabeth ls wir. Sydn"r Egd!c. in
H. Bailey ana Ttap,ianc- hlS wr, Robert irac Thomas u
PEAL. MARY t. rai Hiram p Erar, Lasn. suaicattd
Tor proper behalf Therefore command you,
said Newton Carey, That hc be- before
orn Superior c"un at Is~ and '"ne-
Is ir The county WrstnuFciani n the Court house o The said
eauhy dy The neat term III me Flid "l Y" sl""
cause 4 any r "n! aforesaid sl'd it ir pro
ccr!cl IL ju .Icn according y r l"" 81 'r h 81
assemble: IN such made n r"vhled-ani Rave iicn 'ir,
tn. wti' Witn-s, William Hat, Clerk OF "ur sud "fi liz
l,,h liy Ja.uay, e! ~ the 1th yar :, of ,"in'ai'"n
WILLIAM III I"I. a. T..
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WENrY-sEyE1rm CoNGREss.-ad session
Hcdnesday, .narch =.
SENATE


49, ORDERS OF TIE Day.
ne o'ucfs Of the day brought NJ the unfinished
business Of yesterday, Mr.. Gays retrenchment an,
reform Tesolutions submitted to the Senate the l.l
n!t'ino, tle question pending beng the adoption
hf Nrlsht proposed amendments.
MI WRIGHT, who was entitled 10 the floor, al
dressr" iac Senaic TOR about two hours HIS speech
wili be glvenin full hereafter: present ony
lay before ots readers general outline Of his grounds
OF aFgnentS III summary necessarily too condensed
to embrace all the prominent points where every thing
said was Important. lie commenced by requesting the
indulgence q the senate for want of due cement
~ ''s remarks having been obliged 10 enter rather
hGff'edly into this discussion before lie had tmr pro-
vide himself HIh those documents and references ne
ctssary 10 do justice 10 The subject He would contnt
himself. m great the remarks made yester.
day by The Senator from Kentucky, aud such cbserya
IONS IN reply Is The OCCASION seemed 10 demand.
1t would be seen iron the nature Of the amendments
~h'ea ~ had propo-e ed 10 The Senator's resolutions
that his object N submitting them did not originate in
IN expectation that they would prevail, but that his
purposes 10 open the field Tor dtscusson and there
By afford the Senator from Kentucky and his friends
an opportunity 81 lustyng their principles before the
country. lie gratiied Yesterday find that the
Senator, III his remarks had absaincd from fxcn
aiusons 10 party topics the usual manner ot treating.
which commonly leads 10 nothing but irritation lie
should himself endeavor IL follow the Senator's good
example, las pursuing the track Of PLAN argument.
10 reference 10 the Senator'S resolutions taken col.
lectvely, u struck him that they assumed too much
when thew called upon this body uhe Spna,e 10 or,al
nate measures winch The Constitution not only did moi
nutor,z, ITO originate but the ncipcnt steps Of winch
!, ,x,ree. dlrr,ad Ia another branch If nat,oral Ia
nisatiou. Some OF these resolutions proposed 10 de-
fine N. bounds Of raisnp money for lie administration
of the Government lie conceived that IN settn1 M
bounds Tor In. Limitation Of lcrsa,ion tins body would
he s,r,tin, scf more Justly 10 the censure whcl,
had been iifowa ogt lvsh!y against another branch
M. ,.,.ne,, In ,b,s J:,cnss;oo he ,,c,n, ~ -,
,.,,o- c.,.Ll. ,v., nr,ncinl. FRA, ma, Ma NOV
"'"''' - ''' - ~" -" ~ '''' 49, ~ '.'''
'ns cause 'r lakes % Tue character proposed III these
resolutions sh"u'H o. ''s'i,'e at""' e'e'y t,hs eise
oe'Ag 'hccen'a ah', NEXT '''t ,'e '"s"'e 81 's Re-
'''"'' s'o"'o =. ~, - o r 80 - -
G":ernmfnt. Whatever might formerly have been
,.'o's"', ms pi'i''p'. ~" F'e'a" 10y
- VS. a"oP1" :" W 80 ~" :. ''''s NV
" o'ns'ue'vu : S1'' - = '''0ipe - ''''
inl, recurring !" t"c 'eso''l'""' '''e.'se"es' nc
wonld consider tEeih sninewhat III aetai!.
HE Senator TeniaThed yesterday, that Tie irst reso
luton vas a mere declaration Of tru'sms. lie tslr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

yXyANTEp-A SITUATION rs TEACHEE.-A graduate of
w popular New England coieceon- who present es
highest catlcttrircs Teacher
academy private family Instruction hc Given III TIE
u-Ia,iv Academies embracing all the depart
of finished English Edgcaon together wh the Latin
and the higher tiances Q! Mathematics
RS-essce.-Jonl'hin Smth Esq Rev Mr.. lrlv-nwosth III
um hls noted teacher
This place. by whom I have hr, examined
Aadrr>s-JonN HUBBARD, Petersburg, Va.
,,t,hs
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Marcel, /

N-oTIcFT'b. Frankln Manufacturing Company have
IN pointed A. Maddox Agent who will be furnished al
his Store two Bank virginia, with ar.e
su,nv ~ aft the varieties Writing Paper made At their Mill
VIZ Foolsra aca packet post and letter Paper all which he
will sell by wholesale and retail such prices a. cannot ai 10
satisfy The public thy country merchants and citizens o.
The STATE generally respectfully invited To examine hs Stock
,n see II il is not 10 their domestic manu-
f,crn,e. RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
Eft
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hiarch |

COMMISSIONERS SALE of LAND AND SIAVEs.-Pnf-
u Decree ;lc County Cont u lanorcr ponoun
nd ay Of February. ls2 III cause therein depend
ng and Of Cncte Cookies, e. The sub
crer named Sp-ria! Commissioner viii proceed an
The day al March NEXT, NJ ilr al- residence oil Mrs Eliza
the count: Of Hanover, 10 offer Tor SAT-" NJ hc nc-
Land Sav. TIE said decree mentioned Inc
Land r< Sou1nna River, IN the old Mountain road
upper end If an"ser-l> eoHoraLe dwetin. on II
and has always excellent land The Slaves
two males icnes-twn Of them valuable Inc terms
Of sale according sand Decree. viii lie cash r TIE
amount necessary pay th- Of AID Q! SALE
and for lie credit Of twelve Months the purchasers
executing bond with sufficient personal security, and the sun
scrbrr retaining TILE of the land I'LL the purchase money Is
paid. kitbh-' ~ n -
MnrclI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RrcHMoSo, FEB ill., lei2. :,
II virtue resolution adopted by the General Assembly "
ID Virginia. the ih day of February, lsi do hereby et
notice 10 all having claims the State Of NHeinn iu
land bounty their heirs assigns 10 present
same for before The st day of March, slo o sue
shall he considered and held 10 be vo
EXCEPT the officers and soldiers ~ were returned !"
~ :. II. Parker, Reg. l.. 0dee
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II Entail StRGEEl.rhe undersigned, located PEE
~ uanen,y Richmond respectfully tr attention oi
ladies wishing DeEta operations performed,
hS large and choice assortment ol incche Teeth aH 4" iS
method Of insertion gold pnte fly atmospheric
springs aEi clasps With riyu fitted accurately in "ln o
Tor figure, 10 'lnr The closest scrutiny in detection
aud ray all perfectly useful Ga>ici"n lie VIII
perform all necessary operations the Teeth, beth ior thef
beauty and preservation oe Main few icnr b.
low the Exchange Sank. l. Y. HUDSON.
Rccreaees-wliam :. rlumer, ID. D., General Pesan hr.
can,beavnc, n Hr"csrnhnas, General II, oa Dr. L. &:
M,rch5 as-3m
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He did not feel called upon to make any other re-.
mark than 10 refer TO the history Of that period Dn
ring the greater portion Of these twelve years tn" great
evil pressing the Administration was Tie surplus re-
venue which vas Obliged finally 10 be distributed 10 the
states because the Government dare not assume tho
responsibility Of appropr'a,ing II otherwise
lie next recapul1ied the appropriations aud eSpcnd-
....-.. & IL. ,r.lre ren,s a. fnl loms:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-08

c,ITIATION WANTED AZ TEAcHER-A Young gentle
- man having collegiate eonrse o sndr IN iia
,on In and rro Institutions State OF New York y desiros %
engage as Principal Assistant an Academy lie Is prpe
Ia teach The Latin Greek ngna.e anu the hishef f.h-
branches lie has had experience Of nearly Two YEARS IN ea
ins n. has testimonials moral character and ahy from m
p,rr.,s NJ r Institution with which he Connected ana
also from the Society Supply Of Teachers OF
with Communication may be addessed 10 "
w, alS 'fo'e' Lsho' '1'' 1900 96-5
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4 NEAT AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE WhNTEp.-
n The advertiser wishes small family, Dwelling
House Il Garden attached, desirable nrighbohood
Richmond Possession wanted by the j; ~ Al Enquire ~
the Office of the Enquirer, Main street.
March
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GARDEN SEED.
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE

- NhAi ' III FRESH NM bLNtl.NE,
,.., WHoLgs,LE AID RETAIL.
iGTt'HokE-Gr--u Globe
= A>i hAGIS-Gant or Dutch
nANSLafsr ln small Lima, Scaet Runners, Red Cram
EEANS-Ear!y China, Early Yellow Paris six weeks,
go Y lsD y one. Red Marrow Early Mohawk -
.'i-tuy Blood rgnip Rooted. yellow do Long Blood,
IVY aHt White French, Sugar. Mangel Wuf,ze
"aol "li-F,.'plr ana White
tBBt.E-Eatly York. Large York, Early Sugnrloaf, do
r''ra Lr Elrrsra Flat nutcl primh-ad Large Bensen,
.alrai slros. Green crf!ed SAVOY, Red Dutch
t ~ iltioWEE-Early and Late
-. SSELS SPROUTS
,...tki-Wm- Solid
SkoT-lons Orange Long Scarlet Early Horn, Altering
,3t>s-Curled or Prpp-rsrass
NhkR-Easiy Frame, Early Cluster, Long Green, Cher
tr~,E,NN.-Ea'ly Sugar, Fairly Tu>carora
,,NulN i.-'feen Gutled
ti.,. Plant
salE-t;reea Cn.ird scotch Rape
,f.th Large Scotch
/, - ftct-Koya White Head Ice, Brown Dutch, Early
I, >lt>ia White and Green Co.'s
wr, ~ hELoN-Finest kinds
,ftL,lNS-Gtecn Cluon Nutmeg Pine Apple
NtSru RrITM- -
MT 4, - ARLi-Whte Medicinal aud Rrawn
~, sNvet >Sin, yellow Dutch, Early Red :
'n Bic rms-ian, Dwarf Mancwfat, Bishops Dwa'f Pro
UkRA-
pI,rpFtG-rayrna- and Squash
r,,s>Slf-Long Whiie t,nrusey OF Dutch
u,nhSiEi-rine CURED
~ ~. ntkll-t ntulatrd Tor 'Tarts
Long Scarlet Short Top, Long Salmon, White
II .,F md TumI2, ack spanish
spiT I,ti-or Vegetable Oyster
~ tSi-Ea,ly Bush Orange VARIED Yellow Crook Neck
tl. hir-Nh"s Fla, Dutch Red Top, Large English, Nor,
LOWER SEEDS and EULEous RooTs-a large assor,
s. 1, WILLIAM PALMER.
't'9 Eft
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rINft,ST SALE oF VALUABLE PERSONAL. icn REAL.
i ESrATE-By virtue If auhariy vr>tr! ~ rs Trustee
Samuel Branch STALL 10Th day OF March NEXT sell at
public auction, IL e highest bidder upon he ltii'rS al t-
Samuel Branch, both personal aud Real I" convey
ed Deed Of Trust herring Gate The 7'h day Of Jiar"
isi2, and of record III Campbell county, including the following
properly, The Tract Of Land nn which the said sai
Hranch resides which is .! The me-. desirable IN the
county. II contains 1000 acres ahot 800 q" which - fans
grounds quality with large hody at open
h. land contiguous, lying beautifully and Of fine qua,Sad
al well ti.crc Conveniently
IRON this tc, good dwelling house. et
with necessary houses attached The plantation well
improved with barns, Stables negro EonsrS fences, Sc s
sDj acres On tbs place : cr'tti ~" anu ~
dwelling house with MI out buildings attached me
mill upon this commonly known Eanc- Mill i UPON
Falling river and Of the most valuable IN the county Sol q
and mill The land - generally 81 good ll,y VIVA
fine Hat. Rattt>naSe creek ms pro
highly valuable ana ",thy ~" attention 81 any
desiring Also other Tracts, containing rs acres
l all N *ood'. ab"undn: ~ excellent I'm
b-rtnd ;ir Whole 81 wich i.S "iiiia Nv" mics az ' '!
They are each other and the quality the soil y coed
Also twentyscyen Slaves, whom Of The 'n".t
valuable Virginia good ncr vino Understands
other likely hodicd mcn mostly young besides several IKE
il and yai;- Also, t entire stock 81 horsts
and mules, cattle. aud hogs plantation and >"P n-
wagons carts an! carriage aud harness AMI suiAy
| and harness.
IN. terms of third ~ '.r pnr
chase money ;d Tie 18th day az Deccnscf neht-ard
m. other Is o-tids elutl in-ancnS ihefeai
ter bearing interest from r h dag "' leccuef, iei ~
possession VII y" "h tEe tlvcse 81 'traln.
small grain The lrona "peity WI hc sold na"
credit months for al .nty do'itrs-ir sums
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