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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on Sunday last, the 18th inst in
the city of Washington, ID c., Mrs. MARY r. DIX.
ON, formerly Of Gloucester county, Va. In noticing
the death Of this truly estimable lady, the writer OF
these few lines to her memory, is actuated by no
feeling common to those who usually write common
dations Of the dead but having known the deceased
whole life time, he can venture TO record her de-
mise without an effort to bestow unmerited praise,
for the poverty Of language s the present OCCASION
enough to cause blm to pause, and to invoke ex-
pressrve silence to muse her praise But for the
benefit Of her few relatives and numerous friends in
Virginia. this obituary notice is offered by one who
will ever reverence her memory, and who most sin
cerey sympathses with her bereaved brothers and
other relatives in the loss they have sustained To
have known Mrs. Dixon was enough TO ensure a deep
regard, ay, love for her for in her were blended all
the virtues Of the lady and Christian. She was an
exemplary Christian, attached to the Episcopal
Church, and lived model for erring mortality
In her death, those Of her relatives have lost af
fectonae, devoted companion, her servants the kind
est Mistress and in society hiatus has been cres-
ted which cannot, never will be filled. Her spirit
has been conveyed on Angels pinions to the bosom of
her God, and her body TO Williamsburg, TO be en-
tombed in the family buryng ground, there to rest
until a reunion at the General Resurrection.
ns-The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please
copy.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN JANUARY,

HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
And the other Territories on the Northeast
Coast of North america,
Accompanied by Geographical Description and
Mae, and number of Documents, as Proofs and
Illustrations.
BY ROBERT GREENHOW,
Translator and Librarian 10 the Department Of State Of
the United States; author of Memoir Historical and
Political, Tho Northwest Coast Of North .4nericd,
published in 1910 by order Of the Senate Of the United
States.
TN this work the author has filled up the outline
J. traced in his Memoir the Northwest Coast =
since the appearance of which he has collected large
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subject he is enabled present clear and satisac
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NOTES.

No proposal will be considered unless it be accom-
panied by guarantee, signed by one respon-
sible persons, in the following manner viz
If his bid for carrying the mail from to be
accepted by the Pos master General, shall enter into
obligation prior to the lst day of April next
with good and sufficient sureties, TO perform the
vice proposed"
his should be accompanied by the certificate of
Postmaster, other equivalent testimony that The
guarantors are men of property, and able to make
good their guaranty
The proposals should be sent TO the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No. -"
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Cen
eTal.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from comb.
nations, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract is TO be made the last annual advertise
ment.
G. A. WICKLIFFE.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
December 4, I8i3. dec5-law4w
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DEMOCR ATTIC MEETING AT OLD STRAW
BERRY BANK

DEMOCR ATTIC MEETING AT OLD STRAW
BERRY BANK.
Pursuant to the above call the Democratic Repub-
licans of Portsmouth, assembled at Jefferson Hall on
Thursday evening, the l4th instant The meeting
was called TO order by Col. Josiah G Hadley, and
Col Andrew j. Beck was called TO the Char, and
Messrs. John T. Tssker and Oliver Hanson were
chosen Secretaries.
The Hon. Abner Gr.euleaf, in addressing the
meeting, alluded TO the general objects of primary
meetings Of the People, and remarked at some length
the peculiar circumstances which gave rise 10 the
present call. His remarks listened 10 with
much attention by about 500 persons.
On motion,
Voted To choose by nomination delegates TO attend
the several conventions.
Voted, That the nominations be made by the Chair.
man and Secretaries.
The following gentlemen were then selected and
unanimously chosen delegates for the Council and
County Convention
Richard Jenness Sampson B Lord
Augustus jenkins William Rand
Abner Greenleaf Allen Treat
Samuel p Wiggn George w. Towle
Samuel w. Moss Josiah G. Hadley
Samuel Cushman Daniel II. Spinney
For delegates TO the Senatorial Convention, the
following gentlemen were unanimously chosen:
Benjamin Weeks Theodore + Rowe
Samuel Spinney William Downs
Daniel Vaughan John X. Hill
John shannon John Mugndgc
Nehemiah Moses Richard Walden
George H. Laighton George Chesley
For Nominating Committee the following gentle
men were unanimously chosen:
Lew Moses Sampson B. Lord
George Chesley Samuel w Moses
Daniel "A Spinpey Nathaniel Jackson
Gideon Beck Alfred Tucker
Allen Treat George II. Laighton
William s. Hadley William Down,
William Rand John Mugrdge
John n. Jackson William Weber
John Shannon Augustus w. Odiorn
Nelson ". Downing Albert O. Rand
Samuel P. Wiggin Richard Walden.
For Corresponding Committee the following gentle
men were unanimously chosen;
Abner Greenlesf jeremiah d. Goodrich
John Hsrrat Richard Jenness.
John 7. Tssker
Vot,d, That each delegation-snd each committee
be empowered to h all vacancies that may occur In
their respective members.
The following resolutions were then oH.ed BY Mr..
John T. Tssker and adopted
Where's, in the present cr.s Of political adairs in
relation to he approaching contest for bs Pres Jency
-hih 'bs Democratic party throughout, the Union are
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NEW MUSIC.

I UST received the following pieces Of New Music,
- at the old established Store, two doors east of
10Th street. Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
Oh, come TO me--by +. A. Rawlings.
Forget thee by Jane Homan
My happy home-by J. Blockley
The promised hour--for the guitar-by G.. Il.
Derwor.
Sound sound our horns-from "Amele"--for tho
guitar.
Corinthian Waltz.
Souvenir de varsovie valse--by A. Henselt.
LAragonaise valse-by ID. +. T.. Auber
Gabr esky's six polonaises-arranged for two
flutes
kuffner's light do do do do
Berbignier's airs-from La Dame Blanche, do do
Wiess' studio on modulstion-for the flute.
Walkers ars-from La Bayadore-arranged for
two flutes. oct 26
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CAPTAIN MARRYATT'S NEW WORK.
" Travels and adventures of Monsieur Violet In
California, Sonore, and Western Texas, by Captain
Marryst This day received (Harpers cheap editlon)
and for sale by +. TAYLOR. Price 10 cents,
nov. l6-u
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Benning J. Morrill,
Levi Moses
Joshua Stackpole
Phineas Tyler
George B. bennett
John Tucker, jr.
Solomon Lane
Francis Marden
Sam'l Garland
Jos phi w. Moulton
Albert G.. Rand
William J. Laighton
Allen Treat
Cyrus Rogers
David Junkins
Bartholomew Downing
Augustus w. Odiorn
Henry Wittemore
Thomas S. Cannon
Sam'l Spinney
George Randall
l.. S. II. Gray
ID. w. Wendell
Charles futile
Andrew Lew
Daniel alker
J. G.. Rand
Oliver bennett, %
Joseph Wherln
Smith G.. Foss
Robert P. Hutchings
VIM. Smith
Joseph F. Brown
James Nj. Carr
Eben'r Whitehouse
Samuel J. Dodge
John T. Tasker
Asa Watson
Josiah G. Hadley
Tobias Billings
Augustus Furber
John McCarty
Peter Grant
Dlmand Iittleheld
William b. Parker
Winthrop P. Hoitt
Joseph T. Weeks
Nath'l Woodwork
Daniel Mason
James Marden
James Moses
William Moses
James Moses, Sd
Henry F. Wendell
Simeon S Odiorn
William o. Chapman
Geo. Melcher, jr.
Samuel Fabyan, jr.
Albert r. Hatch
Joseph Clark
Littleton NJ. Laighton
John Nj. Sheafe
Solomon Seymore
Charles w. Ayres
Nathaniel bennett
Jos l.. Cove
James Staples
Edmund Clark
James Garland
Ira Emery
Charles Goliath
VIM. bennett, jr.
Henry Ayres
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From the .hsr Hampshire Gazsiis-Erba.
DNMOCRATiC REPUBLICAN MEETING.
OPEN TO Alt DEMOCRATS.
a. W. MIN IN h ,,,st -

We aim 10 Be just"
The Democratic Republicans of Portsmouth, who
disposed to cultivate harmony and concord IN the
Democratic party for the purpose OF presenting all
undivided column Of union in opposition TO the COM
mon enemy of Democracy 10 the approaching con-
test for the Presidency, respectfully requested,
one and ALL to assemble in Jefferson Hall on Thursday
erening nert at o'clock 10 take measures for pro-
per organization OF the Democratic party, and choose
such delegates to represent them such conventions
as may be called, and choose such Committees as
may be deemed necessary for deyisng and planning
such systematic arrangements for the organization of
the party may be thought best calculated
fair exp ession Of the will-the views and prefer
Of the party, and unity Of action the great
platform Of Democra ic principles
The great principles which are expected TO pre-
dominate in this meeting FREE TRADE, on the
BRoADEsT PRINCIPLES CONSISTENT WITH A REVENUE
TARIFF, with NO DISCRIMINATION EXCEPT FOR Rr-
VENUE, and thai graduated TO the lo,oes rat,
commensurate ,ci The actual ,oants Of an economical adj
ministratiOn NO UNITED STATES BANK
NO NATIONAL DEBT-NO DISTRIBUTION
either OF land revenue surplus, if there should
ever again be surplus found in the Treasury, il
which case the remedy should be reduction of tn,
tariff. No alteration of the Constitution to destro,
the Veto power. restoration Of the Independent
Treasury with specie clause-and separation from
Banks. Economy, Retrenchment, and strict adhe
renee to the Constitution, 4greeably to the Kentucky
and Virginia resolutions of $685. and as drawn by
Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Madison.
these are the principles on which the undersigned
are willing to harmonic and unite With the whole
Democratic famiy,-and earnestly invoke all our
political friends to JOIN in the support Of these great
principles and make choice Of such men as will sup.
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Andrew j. BECK
Samuel w. Moses
Octaviu. Laighton
Geo. II. Laighton
Sam'l P. Wiggin
II. C.. Gerrish
Edw. J. Laighton
Natl S. Emery
Peter Jenness
VIM. Downs
VIM. Rymes
Andrew B. Vennard
Alfred Tucker
John II. Ayres
George Cate
Joshua F. Waldron
James Thompson
Leonard Fry
Reuben Randell
Mark Stewards
Richard Jenness
A. @. Wendell
d. H. Spinney
Simon Marston, jr.
Oliver Hanscom
c. S. Derby
James r Stems
Daniel Gerrish
J. NJ Mathes
Sam'l Fernald
Acanthus Young
Frederick w. Fernald
Oliver Ayres
John smith, jr.
James Bickford
Joseph Ham
Thomas Odion
d. w. Adams
Robert Holbrook
Charles Roberts
Joseph Head
Levi l.. Marston
Charles Ham
Jacob Smith
Edmond Chadmond
Nath'l Hsrtshorn
Nelson Barney
VIM. Hosk
Abner Greenleaf, jr.
George Morrill,
John Prescott
Zacheus Jones
Nelson n. Downing
Ephraim Pickering
Mark bennett
Aaron HodgdUn
VIM. Goliath
Mark Pray
Butterheld Carkin
Levi Carkin
Charles Hodgdon
Samuel Downing
Isaac Hayes
Nathaniel Jackson
Josiah Drew
Leonard Dodge
Timothy Ham
Edmund Fitzgerald
lothian OdiJrne
Jas. w. White
Jonathan Roberts
Thomas Roberts
Edmund p. Roach
Gideon Beck
December II, lS43.
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Mr.. TIBBAT rs presented the following petitions
yesterday
petition of Philip r. Rue, of Ky, praying to be
paid The value of vessel impressed into the service
of tie United States in the revou onary war and
lost
petition OF Alexander Convey, late Postmaster
of Covington, KY, praying for The passage of law
10 refund 10 him certain moneys collected of him 10y
the Post Office Department.
Mr.. BIDLACK presented memorial Of Ann NJ.
Dornback, widow of soldier Of the revolution, and
The documents Of Reuben Taylor soldier of the re
volution Referred TO he appropriate committees
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G.. A. WICkLIFF

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
December 4, I843. dec5-law4w
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lotteries.
WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
FOR LUCKY NuMBERs. TmIs Is rmE nrrll

FOR LUCKY NUMBERS. THIS Is THE OFFICE.
PRiZES!-PRIZES! !-PRIZES! Jus, ,l,nc.
over the annexed schemes and the number Of chances
u secure snug fOrneca and put money in thy pocket
For Friday IN the Exchange, at ~ O'Clock p M-vinis
Leosburg. Class No. II.
Pnzes-Ss000, $500, 2000, 1900, 100, 1850 1884 30
OF 500 40 Of 100, SC. &c Nos. aud 10 drawn Tickets
50.
For Saturday received Monday Morning -trand Consoi
dated, No. ll-Wilmngt1n.
PrEes-SsO00 1900, 2OOO, 1895, OF 1000 ? Of 500 :
800 10 Of 200. 20 Of 100, &c 81 Nos ami Is drawn
Tickets 81.
100000!
Aerandra Lottery. Cll No 1870 be Saturday the Is,b
March, lsi3.
Przes-s30,000, 10000. 5000. 3OOO $500 1895 Q
przes Of 1900, 30 OF 1000, 50 Of $50 IS Of 300
'o Nos-Ond Ii drawn. Tickets $40.
3d., 1000!
heSaDdrl Lottery I5i3-To b. drawn On s,,i,,
the 25th Of March.
fnzes-S35,OOO, 10000, COCO, 5000. 1000 5000
$500, 2OOO 1900 10 prizes Of 1000 Is Of COO 30 of
3OO, 20 OF 400, 30 OF 3OO 40 of $50, 80 of 900 &c
20 Nos-and Ia drawn. Tickets $40.
s-The certificate Of packages whole have. or quarter.
IN any Lottery advertised by J. C. Gregory may at all time.
De ootnined on the lowest this Office.
B-N orders confidential attended To with pro,nptn...
Tor Packages OF for single Ticket
VCshaes IN all the above, IN proPorion-for sale by
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sALE on VALuABLt RAJ EsTNTE.-

SAIL OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
suit depending the superior court OF Law AMI
Chlneey for the of Henrieo city Of Richmond be
tween beverly Hair complainant Anderson admins
traitor Of John H. Blair Margaret NJ Blair William Anderson ami
hay Ann his wife Benjamin Anderson Frances A. his wife
John NJ Blair AMI Archeanna infant children Archibald Ba
and Richard Anderson defendants IL IOth Of March,
lefZ decfeed and ordered that the
should e1o~e tn sale public premises In.
ae' OF Land called Emngton lying the county
tanning Us acres more or less atsr adyerzng
pace oi -ae Tor three weeks the newxna
Per- published IN th. city Of Richmond upon following terms
o as 10 one fourth Of the purchase money the
due thereof and ~ months. t,k,ng bon h
security Tor the credit retaining the title
n u money should be fully paid pursuance the above
decree viii offer upon the premises on tho at, A., :,
March ne1t flir and il the fair day the ayc Dc
crbed tact Of land called Emngon. upon the terms above men
toned II the purchaser should comply with terms Of ale
the and VIII be resoh the premises 27 Of the n
"h AZ the costs and charges and the the
puTehs-er DAVID ANDERSON. Jr,
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LAW BOOKS. JOURNALS MAPS. SC.

LAW BOOKS. JOURNALS MAPS, &c.
VIE Undersigned i charged with Of the following
oimerS kandoiphs aud Ieigh- Va. RsFods eleventh
Leigh Ju.i Published
hsh'xs Statutes al aEe IL Vni-- being
laws OF virginia fotn the hft session ~ se 1919
!" The year l5SR and continuation
year lsOs. n vols
complete -erie. of the acts Of Aeub-Ii se--ion--osn
1899 10 1870
Journals AMI otinanees OF the Convention
Journals Of the I7ss AMI II the Sena. and
HOUSE q Delegates, from 1870 1890
The Maps Of the Htaic at ven reduced prices.
sPHrt0Hs edition Of the of Randph's Repas
stated On the title To have published by Joseph ou
Co New York ls39 in the market Pur
easef- OF RaDophs Reports readily distinguish from h.
genuine edition printed by Samuel shepherd Co Richmond 1879
Orders post pail wl b. promptly
fully packed when Necessary.
wM. u. RICHARDSON.
mn lO CIV secIrlTN Com. nni l.. hfarian
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Crust Salcs.
nv punIop. usncnrr a 40.

S"ie OF - valuable House and Let.
Ri virtue OF deed of Trust. from David
Aner-on j. and wife. un.rxsrsl h~,rn- at. ~
=" aay o. Apul isa1 AMI admitted ths ncs % IN
'or ot Hastings Zoe the city ~ the mi .y ~ ~
month beng reQr,i hv Ne. NJ. ~, 49,,
ior who- bsnehi thc md d mad. shNn ON NoNnty
" n day of Aprl next az hail Inc ,N.r,, ii
upon The Puhe htrhc-s hALs e %
money the howinE property. One rrcsrrur 40
of pare"o f land the aid Richmond being parrri % IN
bit numbered the Pan u s -at city, 5Gs CONTAINING So
square, eet h. the less AMI bouB-d
-y by street 90 feet and by 10Th tr.a.ir,rr
from the intersection Of sad ssr.el b, al
ay 20 ri We ai Oh BY the o 7ea
from iuh street and BY line parallel AMI
street l2' fee. being whercon Csthape p Mec,n
Formerly re'-so other parcel adjoining that esf.
ue-efio and foniihg - feet no
eeon II TIN uti hut Tlsee. will convey olv .h ,,
AZ j. vested IN by the sai Of trust
WILLIAM y. SHEPPARD
GUsrANUS A. MYERS ITr,.,...
CONWAY ROBINSON \
1- The above be conducted bv NeSsr. nrxo. NJ
A. Co Auetionecrs. 81, 80
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MALE OF LAND.-Pursuant 10 the prOvi-
,, sons OF Deed n Trust made by Dickinson
the subscriber dated March for the purpose of
securing the payment Of certain money,
w Coleman ETeeuirT OF Mr. which
recorded by the Clerk Of Caroline
10Th day Of tins month the residence Mr. John
inson fair # the day, ready money
Of land containing 37 acres more OF less
which belonged Mr. George Mason land lies partly
Caroline and Spoiyivana this Land Is an
ancient AMI perfect Purchasers attend.
NH li-c3J JOSEPH =. PRICE Trustee
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NOTICE.

Two the heirs of John Harden, deceased, and
the heirs Of Polly Smith deceased which said John AMI
roy were heirs Of Isaac Harden deceased Abemare
County Virginia You hereby undersigned a.
receiver OF the Circuit Superior Count of Chaneery for
The ai county OF hh-nar the Virginia money
IN ms hands deereed by said superior paid YOU on
your compliance with acquisitions said decre. You ar,
therefore requiredo forward and the same
49, ALEX. GARRETT. X. e. SC.
Abemare County, Va Dec. JI-t 1912.
In pa
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Hy William. a H.x.,t.

u virtue ola Deed of Trust executed nv Ar.
- cheaus Hughes undcgnsl dated IN. is,h av ~
March, siO and duly recorded Odce Of the I.,
ings Court 81 the q Richmond payupon bt
due to Alfred syburn. day March n.tt N
iair not ~ first fair day thereafter pubic auction on ne
premises House and Of q ar arm
streets being Of ut No $40 occupied as --en
by said Hughes.
The tau" ~ the above property believed unqueionabe
oui selling a trustees convey only n - vested m
Us by the sad deed Of place at ha past ,,
O'Clock. p 1865
Terms made known 0 day Of .al-
PRED TRANSPORT D.
CHAs. PALMER. (irafees
Is-"--Awhw WitLiaN- A. HANALL.
The above aS postponed MONDAY 2Oth instant mn.
place and hour. Tyr T,r,r.,s
NH
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HRISI SALE.-Pursuant to two deeds
= Of Trust made by Herbert Anderson one to Frane. W
lou, GATED on the 2Oh of April the other 10 Robert
hulh died on The 18th Of July l54l, subscribers will pr
coed at the Bowling Green Caroline county on the ION al Ami
heh To sell BY public auction highest bidder for ready ~
e aet OF Land on which said Anderson lately resided adjoining
he ads OF Lewis George John r. and others and contain
t ~ acres The land susceptible division and will
Paog De offered an two or parcels the same time
anu pace WIZ be offered terms following pegroa--
! 'uias Jubee Dick and Mavna. John Wrirbt livny
on he and viii 'i'o" It to desiring examine it,
e5-wrds pnnro- TS ,, ", StOII'
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EXTENSIVE SALE
by CArAraGrFl

EXTENSIVE SALE
by CArALoGUE)
OF NeD and VaiuaJie BOOKS at AUCTION
On Thursday Evening. March 9th, commencing
at O'Clock We win ell auction, 10y eataogucl
one Of the argesi and desirable
onei At public sale this city The embraces large
number Of popular standard works
Lerainre-e greater portion Of them
tons-to which We invite the attention persons forming
booksellers and the public generally.
INIOES A. BROTHER Aurt.
RTPOsrPoNEMENT.-In consequence Of bad weather the
above ale postponed tall SATURDAY evening 18th
nah II A. BROTHER.
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TRUST SALE OF
REAL AND PERSONALESTATE

virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed to the
subscriber by Thomas Perm. bearing date on The sstb IA,
OF august l-Ji and duly recorded the Clerks office ~ ~
county Court of Hanover payment Of certain ann
OF money therein mentioned shall proceed 10 sell by pub u
ou 70 me highest bidder for cash Court Hr,sc on
uelay the 27h day Of March being Court d,y one
"r MIL known As PERKINS, Mil together with one hppirr s1i
iE anu i acres oi Land Adjoining shelton Rag
ana DEC d. herman X Glenn and tile Ab-alon Ray,pd
dec O. together with the following slaves W.T. M.rsth Am
sa 200 Ned Randall Alice and Courtney or 80 much Of -
H rs mas be necessary IN satisfy provisions OF aid T.t
and the costs attending sale 7
The tile o said property be good but au or
convey such title rs Is vested Trustee
T. 24-eids BENZ. wINGFIFLD Trustee
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sixteen Cor more) slaves For sale.

n
MoNDAl the 2Oth day Of March Is41l at the from
~ door Of the Court House OF CuEeper COUNTY b,1 an -
1le,ot 70 'e highest bidder, for vet unsoh
anu 1lit increase that were conveyed deed OF Trust
from William Williams me- dated the Tst ,y ~ Pss
a leiu ana recorded IN the County Couu Culpeper There
are -e sixteen or OF the-for I sev von-
negroes Selling Trustee, convey Only such t a. . $3.50
IN me- but that Is believed o be unquestonable
de 2l-cu U-Nf