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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-28

Mankind may be divided into three
classes. Those who learn from the ex-
perionce of others--they are happy men.
Those who learn from their own expc-
ricnce--they are wise men. Ana lastly.
those who learn neither from their own.
nor from other peoples experlence---'hey
are fools.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-28
No.2l.

he told us had more than once saved his
life by worrying the bears. when about
to attack him. and thereby giving him the
opportunity of making good his ERE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
fsrea tie v ). S~psa,AJ


This dsling ui>I,d and ve;y allie gentleman will
leave to day Tor The city of Washington. lie received
many marked affections and cv'lt'cs, !rcm gentlemen
of eminence who take deep interest in the affairs OF
the nation
On the 9th ul'imo, the day before Mr. Cushing lef
his residence in Ncwbuypori, as we are informed by
The Herald newspaper Of that place, numerous meet
ing of The Independent Electors OF NewburypoEt and
vicinity ndy 10 he Hon Caleb Cushing, and the
National Administrations, was held Ct aarket Hall
when Moses Newell, Esq, acted as President, Charles
L. James und Nathan Folansbec, Esqs, Vice Presi
dents, and l. H. BoaIdman and Edward +. Weed
Secretaries. After The meeting had been organized,
committee of five was chosen 10 prepare resolutions
expressive OF The Of the meeting, who retired
for that purpose, when ,her committee vas appoint
cd to wal, en- Hon. Mr. Cushing and request has al
tendance.
The committee prepare resolutions repaftsd the
following fur Tic cons deTa,' If the meeting:
Rssn't,d That tie p.cu.:-iiy !" The existing Ad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

SLATE RIVER ACADEMY.-The tenth Annual Session of
- ten months will the 9Th January 1872 This In
stution will continue under the direction Of Mr. Turner
NJ A. Principal tho will adopt, far may
the nf Instruction which lie received Schools of An
Gent Languages Modern Languages Mathematics Natural snd
Moral Philosophy and Chemistry, Of the University of Virginia
Mr. will be assisted by Dir. Wyatt b. Elliott graduate OF The
Virginia Military Institute.
D The undersigned recommend with confidence this Aeade
my TO the public that cannot fail TO please
four mile, West uf Buckingham cou.t house. IN beahy conn
Try mor! aud intelligent people, and having ali tie IA
c'es fr ciparng h0ou: aid comprehensive education
Board inclulins washing, lodging and lights with
either Of Us for Se5. WIN p MOSELEY
IT, NJ. BoNDURANT,
CIR. MosELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

ANrr.TARirf-A large and enthusiastic meeting,
composed of members of both political parties, was
held in Columbus, on The Sth instant in opposition 10 a
protective Tariff. The meeting addressed by
Wings and Democrats, in opposition TO this nquitous
system aud al the close OF The speaking, Of
solutions, expressive of the Of those convened
upon the subject, passed with only dissenting
voice. They are plain, pointed, and strong, not on!y
in opposition TO protection in general, but to the pre-
sent Tariff, made with the express view TO protec.
ton Natche- Free Trader, Oct -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
Aug. .

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND sLAvES-By virtue r 81
deed of rus executed by John o. Hughes tn US, ~ i
tees, for the purpose Of securing the payment OF shnf w.
therein specified which deed bears date the Ism day 81 a"
1885, and of record the County Cour Of Fnranna we -
proceed The 9Th Gav Of November nrit az the tfoci @
of William Call the said county 81 Fiuvanna,
highest hiider a CASH The following properly, r'" az per-
al in The said decd menioncd wiz The OF land aH
on the said John c. Hughes resides containing
acres, be the less Also, the follow Ing nan
slaves viz Aaron Peter, Jim, Henry, Mary, Mornen, aug
Nancy, Pleasant, Stephen and Jemima.
The land lies WELL and has on comfortable DIV, Hing h
and sutabie buildings. The slaves mostly young
valuable. Acting as TIuiees, shall convey such TILE oa
s vested In US by the said deed.
BENJAMIN IT. MAGRUDER, T.naee
JOHN SCLATER,
Oct4 iJ-wla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

The LAST ErIsrLr OF JomN @ ADAMs-We have
read portion of recent letter from John Quincy Ad
ans TO his constituents with curiosity were
anxious to know what possible phase his mind could
now present. That ii has lost part Of lis original
brightness, cnrsory examination Of this his latest
production, sufficiently establishes. His friends of
the same political faith will find, however, their
great satisfaction, that though the mind Of this
distinguished and still extraordinary individual, has
been deprived of a portion of its former vgor, his
temper has los, of its acerbity. larger part
of the letter is devoted to abuse of the present Ad
nis,ralion and its head-upon whom he charges the
atrocous crime Of ndeavorng to preserve in their ORR
gina strength, the guaranteed rights of the States Mr.
Adams has opposed, with violence, every Adminisra.
ton that has succeeded his own and his consistency,
far he will preserve if he live 10 the ''crack of
DOOM" He has attacked the President
Gin all the pettness ri fegncd alarm,
And anger insigniicanty feIce,'
since the people elected hun IRON seat into which he
was placed against their wishes. This defeat was the
"unpa'donabe SIN he cannot forget, and will not for
give-,he immiedicabtc pmlnus never cicatrsed. The
creates, punishment his capacious revenge has thus far
inflicted upon his country the perusa of such letters
and we look upon the labor that persevefe to the
reading aud comprehension Of one like the last,
self inflicted enance.-.NadiS0nian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

HAS ust of double and single barrel
IL F0WIJNG PIECES, and all the necessary apparatus 10
tqnip the sportsman. . r
The subscriber will tire the reader with enumeration OF
il sufficient that thing in the
Snoring line procured his The most moderate
terms, -
nry. Eeparnr Stocking, &C., done the most moderate
tefrs and substantial manner Canes mounted
Locks repaircd and fitted and all kinds of obbin in our
line done with neatness and dispatch. - ~
" ~ ~ S. SUTHERLAND.
j3--w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
u,c,Rr 4 MART1s-sUReEox DENTISTS,

NTEMBERs of Society of the Medical and Crrgca
M Guilty Of Mary land and Of the American Society oil penls
Su,eons-Oacr-F sheet square above the Exchange, anu
nearly opposite Dr. rlumer's Church, Richmond, Va-Aftihcal
teeth inserted approved manner and all operation
me- Ladies the country rh0 fHd ineonreni
rt ri, e ep cH RATED at their resdHee rishra Il
IN, thoue The o. PAID DM be promptly attended TO- From
4 nnmber of r. renc.s they select the ioowins:
q n %,,m;chap, NJ D. Prof c. A. Harris, NJ D., Balti
De- p / Rhnnuan st. D. more Col. Dental Surgeons.
Jas. Bealr. VI. ID. rev. w ~ W amer, ~. ".
f. b. Watkins, NJ. D. keS, y. -. hessee.
" Chas BcaIe, NJ. D., Gordonsville, Va.
4I-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
Oct. Is


IN Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee of Goochand County Court the Sd day OF October
1912:
Joseph seay and Caharne his wife, and John Smoo and Sally
his wife. fiaihtHs:
against
Henry CHAN and Jane his wife, Polly Alley, William Wade
and Mourning his wife, Nancy Jordan and the children ana
Of John Chdess and sally ha wife, VINO was formerly
Sally Jordan, whose names are unknown, and Others,
The above named having entered their appear
and given security according tn the act OF Assembly ana me
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence ta
they inhabitants of Ills Commonwealth, IL Is ordered
named defendants do appear before the JUS
County Court of Goocand AT the Court house on
he third nnay in January next and the plaintiffs
m and that copy forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond FOR two months
successfully and posted the front door Of the C0rtouse oil
this county. COpy-Tesur,
WIN. MILLER, c. C. C.
Oct o5 49-wew'
tn Rules held in the Clerks Of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cbancey, for
Louisa county, Monday, the 81 day of October, s4
William ~ Baker, John X. Quares, William Mills and Ma
thanirl Thompson, fiaIihs:
against
William Mills, ST. William Mills jr., Charles Cooke and Geo.
Strong, Defendants:
The defendant Wm Mills. sr, and VIM MIs, r not having
entered their appearance and given security according To law
of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they not Inhabitants Of this state On motion OF
the Plaintiff by their counsel II Is ordered, That the said de-
VIM. Mills WIN. Mills jr, do before the
Judge OF the said the Court house, the rs day Of the
aud amended and copy of this order he forthwith in
serted paper published in the c ct Richmond for
successfully and posted nj the front door Of the
Cour.liou OF this county Court day.
Copy-Teste, - .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
Tarlarsvle, Hanover, SEM, q, ls42.

NTOTICE.-The franklin Manufacturing Company have 4
pointed A. s. Maddox their Agent who will he furnished
his Store, doors below the Bank of Virginia. with
supply Of all varieties Of Writing Paper made their
viz: Fooscap, acap, packet and letter Paper, all which
will wholesale and reta, such prices ia
satisfy public. City and country merchants and Citizens
the generally respectfully invited to examine his
and zee II the interest 10 domestic
features. kiCHaRD WHITFIELD, Pycs'as"i
Oct |. IS41. 42-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

DIOR LEASE, the Coal Mines, well known as Bont's ri
sometimes, called the Etna Pits, recently worked by Wi
BrownL& Co.. Immediately adjoining the Black Heath Mines.
tecouny Chesterfield The coal from these mines
quality has long been used FIR manuaclu
nnrposes and especially approved and Smiths Coal
The recent passage of the Tariff giving the Coal business
protection renders this property at this time ads,
taaens object persons disposed In the business
With the Mines, the Lessee obtain upon reaonal
terms two engines top the other underground
As both of these engines In good condition
mines can nj inconsdeabe he put in working
ton The lease Will he liberal 10 time and rent Fur fun
particulars. apply to Alexander Duva IN Richmond or The
scriher, livln. NJ the mines. ELIJAH BRt MNE.l.
Sent IL 3---tistl,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

ITO cLAIMANTS.-Tr subscriber, after interval
wears again tenders his services claimants The Cover
ment of the United States, the State Of Virginia. for
onary services any other demands, whether arng
contracts or otherwise. His experience in attending
claims may enable him. in where they We'll foa
ed refer The Of the information necessary I" s
them The advantage OF that expcrencehs iIIiiy
the subject and digen attention, stimulated hy The
of beginning his life of bslnessle is willing 10 pi
who may employ him-fur moderate certain comtns
,o or such reasonable contingent commission may
on Urged by such strong inducements he pdces all the indu
try energy he may have exeed HIS residence
office are 9th and streets, the Swan Tavern rtt
addressed TO him win be panc;raIIy attended To.
THOMAS GREEN
Rirhmond. Oct. 1872 Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

AW NOTCE-Ihr subscriber has removed his tice
IL basement story Of his residence the Oh and
Streets opposite Office of the Mutual Assurance Society
may found his rffce whrn not in attendance tas,in
suned) of the Courts Of the City.
THOMAS GREEN
Oct 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
Keep ~ REF0RE THE People


H. That the ultra leaders declared throughout the
land lSIl that the President pledged TO sign
Bank bill And that in S42, it is proven, incon,est.
bly,, by Messrs Wise, Bidde and others, that these
same leaders shown letter from MIR. Tyler, pre-
vious The election, declaring his opposition to Ma
tional Bank!
That the retired Cabinet induced the Wing party, in
lS4I to believe that the President exercised the Veto
power to secure election And that in S42, it s
proven without contradiction, that the President read
this same Cabinet paragraph in his Veto Message,
declaring his intention to retire in 1915
That the retired Cabinet proclaimed to the world in
1871 that no one could retain office under President
Tyler, with honor. And that, in 1912, it is proven
tina, the Wing leaders, acting on behalf of the Ca
binet, Immediately after the Veoes, proposed still 10
adhere The President, provided he would not die.
mss his Cabinet from Office -.Nadisonian
We understand that the Court Martha! now sitting
in New York. has found Commander William j Bell,
Of The United States Navy, guilty Of Of the charges
preferred against him, and have sentenced him 10 be
dismissed from the Naval service Of the United States,
and that the sentence has been approved BY the Pres
dent-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

IRON WORKS FOR RENT AND SLAVES AND OTHER
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A I Roeh5rdgc Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancr!
n September a,th 1912:
John Alexander Plaintiff
against
dan, EdM Jo''an Ina r. Jordan, and Others, Defendants,
Pnr-uanT Ia decree pronounced in this :? d.
OF September last shall proceed The 18Th If rcrinbrf
~ Lacy Selma Furnace IN Allegheny equity, SrsD!a, 80 ;'
10 The highest bidder, for the Of from Tie 'st
January next that extensive Iron Eab in >atd ocEn
aud Furnace with every thing attached thereto for m
fnt ana successful operation of the The pcif
conss OF about so U nf land, containing
BILE supply of ore, wood and water.
Al the same time aud place, viii be Sod all the personal
perry attached the Furnace c0npys ng every Tim,
f its operation. Also, 10 Men SInvrs who are all inlar
the operations Of the FIace and. Forge and w
are valuable HammerlDen and ReiiIers
Upon completing the sales the Furnace will proc red In
nedaely at Ciftnn Forge, jackson river about five mr
distant from HE Furnace, tn seli all The personal properly m
cnnsn: OF horse and mile teams and every thing
fur the operation Of the Fore.
he above property belongs the late firm of Jordan.
vne and rcncd and sold for the purpose Of winding Gp
u.iness Of tho
TRIMS Bonds and good security viii he reeuir-d oai
properly ca.h win he required ut all
rases Of $40 and upwards bonds with approved security vii
required.
Persons wishing further information can obtan ii by aGtess
me, at Lexington, Virginia
WILLIAM {. LEWIS, Commissioner.
lexington Va, Oct. 18th, 1912.
The above renting sale the sE5vtsn
Farmers nt Jnrdans iv'nc To persons wishing Ia cH
the II will h- shows hrfre d! al
by Ira Jordan the Furnace aud James Jordan the Fae
JOHN JORDAN,
On behalf IL himself and the Surviving Partners.
Oct. ls 47-wth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

PERMANENT TANNERY.-The Subscribers erecting a
lanyard upper part Of King William county at George
Steers formerly Temples Mills, AT which the Tanning bisi-
ness will be carried on sku Tanner has
engaged the business Tanning will he carried on on
shares commence : hides can be obtained
G.. STEER & co.
O,t 41-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

in New Hampshire for some time past in order 10 qua
;r he rself for divorce that State, has returned 10
Bss,on and, being now released from The bonds Of u, ma
rmony vii probably figure eonspeuousy a. al, ts
~, in. Affair." is another chapter of rea fashionable
&c. ....r,,oef Than fiction -Bust0n Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

W PoSTroNEMEST.-Th above sale ia postponed w.
The sh day OF November next, IL fair if not the next m
thereafter and will take place the cling ouss oi Tue
John G. Hughes, In the COUNTY Of FIuvanna.
BENZ. II. MACaUDER, Trustees
JOHN sCLATER, - "A,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

Just PnD lShed, dnd TOT size Oy J. W.7KHULh,
TIE VIRGINIA AND N. CAROLINA ALMANAC, THE
EAR 1913.
CALCULATED by D. Richardson of Louisa county, Va con-
~ tanning list Of the members Of the Senate and
House Delegates of Virginia; Courts in Va and n. c., with
nmb,r amusing and entertaining pieces wit: Song, "Cod
Warr; Air, sold Lang Syne" "1hr Widow Malone" comic
"Cupi's Wng' Brides FAREWELL; Glove Death and
Reputation y apoosue-wilh variety OF other matter
Sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

A SITUATION WANTED "A person, well qualified 70 e,
a the various branches Of English, the Ma hema'its %
taught in Academies, and the Latin nnd Greek ans"
wishes to procure situation for the ensuing year ~
healthy ncighborhood Testimonials, both Of his ehafsu
scholarship, be crven required. Letters address
A. D., Thofnsburs P. o., sPotisyy county, Virginia.
attended 70. a al
Sept 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

c,EIECT SCHOOI.-Thc School heretofore conducted 10y "
- James Bowie this place, will be opened Monay
I9h instant under the snpenrendence of Mr H. T. Wheeler
gentleman educated NJ Princeton College.
Mr. Wheeler highly recommended by persons of tie I'D
standing as n gentleman, Christian and teacher.
The course instruction will embrace all the branches
in the first Academies, including the higher branches u Ma
mates.
Terms-Fur board lodging and washing; $50, per session
five month";. Tuition alone SIS.
". d. TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

GoocHLAND LAND FOR sALE-In obedience to a decree
Of G"oehland County Court pronounced nth day
October 1872 he subscriber appointed for the
WILL the 10Th day Of December 1892 If fair if not
the INIT fair day thereafter proceed sell the premises
public auction highest bidder the Tract Land in said
decree MENTIONED Of which Forest Hunter died
sesed containing by recent 25a situated
county Aforesaid and bounced by The lands Thomas
fod John Bradshaw, Estate Of Rev. James Wharey deceased
and others. The Of sale will be- One pur
chase money in cash. and the balance credit and
three years. the purchaser giving bonds with secuy carry
interest from the day or sae and deed Of the land
tho payments Possession given The li January
1919. WILLIAM /. HUN TER, Commissioner.
Nov. 5l-tl0D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08
Upon an
Attachment.

IN CHANCERY.-visGi,ia:-At Rules hrd In The Clerks
Office of Essex rcuii Superior Court Of Law and Chancry
on the s,h day of September, 1912:
Augustine Owen, Plaintiff:
against
Stephen u. Pitts, Reuben l.. Pitts Rx Jor- Upon an
dan John e. Browne and David p. Wright, Attachment.
Executor of Thomas Pitts, deceased,
Dcfrndanis
This day the plaintiff, by COUNSEL and filed his BILL
The nli subpoena and attachment awarded in this being
returned executed all The defendants Stephen D. Pitts
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
btant OF this Commonwealth On the motion o the plaintiff IL is
Orderrd that The said defendant stephen d. Pitts, appear
here first Monday December next beng rule day and
answer the plaintiffs bin; and that cory Of this order
with inserted in newspaper published in the city of Rich
nnnd for months successfully and another be posted
the front door Of the Conrt-hons Of this county.
topy-Trs;e,
JAMES ROY MIcoU, Jn, elk. E. c. s. C. &C.
Ort. Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

I'm The United States for the Eastern District OF virginia.
- September l9th. 1922
the matter of bankruptcy OF William aieh, OF the lily VI
l Richmond, in The Eastern Virginia District
nv this Court having petition praying for his discharge
ordered that notice theenf bs published IN he~spApe
I'M January when hearing viii be hd on me sara
neio at Court Room in the CITY o hrh
uond and all creditors proved their debts and other
ncsons In interest may appear the said time and place. ana
cause they have why The prayer oil the sau pet
TONER should moi he granted. ~ ,., :,
Copy-Testr, HENRY dibsoS, I,fIk.
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POETRY


from tie y: 40 FORK Ga:s;te Ettraora'a4ry.( -,
r. U.ySr. B,yLEYThs sweet and gifted para har uon'
nuch TO add character ot tile literature ol ie
Sayon ,ongue" The Sanlas annexed are among ms '' u
forts .o..,
IL a dream of perfcC, bliss
Too beautiful - last;
|, seemed 10 welcome back AGAIN
The bright day oi the past.
mlinic snip
SAILED down the eidly stream,
And and innocent
Blu nh drean
And soon left the childish toy
For Of tanhood'S choice
he a wOman's forni
The Of her voice.
thought she b'lintless love,
The nursing of esteem
And that such love | mefiied--
Gut ah II dream.
saw my faisehoot wound her heart,
saw her cheek grow pale,
a. lie thItw
a bright de!uSve vei
thought she lived, and that saw
bridal torches CLEAN;
Aud a. happy with my BRIDE
but ali II Il dream!
The following OF the regular 'ons III e 'e
Boston Horticultural Festival:
WoxAS-A "Floral Lexicon compete a. i"""'.
Whatce has beauty worth or power,
or lustre, IA fOner
UonaH's Il flower Ill her We trace
Some blossom of the mind or face
uaes woman lead the courtly dance,
We hail the Ei0tcSr Of Elegance
Does Fashions wreath adofn her bio",
The Fionsr Of Taste woman now
In wnnlln's mien, in wumanS iI"u
The twin born Fl0rer Of Graec We hndi
And in her blushing cheek We STE
The Roya' Rose Of Dignity.
The ills, symbol Of her youth,
i.lo ms next her heart The Fo,csr Of Truth;
nd more violet buds express
he II her Tenderness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

Rules held in the Clerks or
fire Of Essex Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery
the Tih day or September. 1872:
William Mcdonald, Samuel Mcdonald and
George W. Richardson, Merchants and part
ners, trading under the firm Of William Nc
Donald L Co., Plaintiffs: ,-
aganst ,.T,n H
Stephen u. Pitts Reuben l.. Pitt R1 Jor. attachment.
dan John G. Browne and DAVID p. Wright,
Executor Of Thomas Pitts, deceased,
Defrndants
This day plaintiffs by Counsel, and filed their bi
and the ns subpoena and attachment awarded this
returned executed all the Defendants
H. Pitts: and appearing hy satisfactory evidence
nlahiant Of this Commonwealth, On lie Of tie
tis, Ordered that the said defendant Stephen d. PITTS do
appear the fri Mond,, In December neI being
day, and plaintiff, bill; and that copy
be forthwith inserted in published in the city o
Richmond for months successfully, and another cpy
poscd the front door al the Courthouse of this county.
A Cnpy-Tpsir,
JAMES ROY M!cou, Ja., elk, f. c. 5 c. l.. C.
Oct. 4J-wSw
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE.-By virtue of a deed

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-By virtue OF n deed Il
trust frcm William Williams and wife to NE, Of 4
Cuprper County Court shall offer for sale, Ia the highest h
der cash. the premises, Wednesday, ir an day o m
renbeI nrxt three parcels OF Land IN said deed
sixty five hundred aud Jr
and three hundred acres, in NIL SEA t.
These lie within mile of Culeper Court hoIsr.
pleasant and agreeable nrghhorhood aud viii be Sold ait
tract, will be- divided INTO Two or mole convcnl
farms the purchasers; and, f divided, plat esr
will he exhibited the day Of ale. The Improvements ci
OF handsome ard commodious dwelling Eorc and uu
houses and valuable country grist mi abon male l'i
Gprper Court house. The land is of good quality originally
woods The sale will be made subject o
prior ncumbrance given upon the SUI tract abb
S200O with interest," and such title only Will he
hold under the deed aforesaid. The TILE however, is
lieved o be unquestionalde. A. p HILL, Trustee
Sept.6 3J-wths /