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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-08

UNIVERSITY OF vIRGNIAThc Sessions of this Instiu-
u ton annually the Isl Of October and terminate
on 9TH of July following The Schools OF the University,
with their respective Professors, are
l. Ancient Languages-Dr. Gessntr Harrison.
Modern anguages.-Dr Charles hraitsir.
g. Mathematics-Mr. Edward H. ConItenay
4. Natural Philosophy.-Mr. VIM b. Rogers
5. Civil Engneeng-the subjects oil winch afe 0iVuea ne
the Professors Of Mathematics and Natural rhosophy
6 Chemistry and Materia Medica-Dr. Ro. E. Rogers.
7. Medcne.-Dr. Henry Howard
Anatomy and surgery-pp so lanes Tset., a'e'
TO- I4aw.-Judge Henry St. g. Inckcr
| Judge Tucker Chairman CT the Faculty. - :.
The REGULAR stated charges for The session are Ss 60
| $3.50 90
The sum o $3.50 has been found for several years past TO be
the total average amount of the expenses W
| post all their funds ,
further particulars Of the printed catalogues or The
Washington Globe and the Charleston IN 'o'' OF winch
papers standing advertisement VIII De icuna.
WILLIS II. WoODLEY, Proctor and Patron U; OF va
July II l9-tio
OF The Richmond Wing; Baltimore Patriot and Republican;
Ptrsburg Gazette; Cincinnati Gazette oo 'ne @
and Fayetteville Observer North Caolna Nashville kepnb'
Union Tenn. Charleston Courier South Ca'oi-
MAJ The Medsevle Recorder and Savannah Georsa Gcoga
The Mobile Chronicle. Huntsville Democrat ana fas OF tEe
rp The Argus and Bee, New Orleans and The Journal ana
Advertiser, Louisville KY will publish the above IN her eou
papers, regularly until the lst OF OCTOBER ana lof~ad their
accounts To the Proctor Of the UniversNy.
ISS MACKENZIE with many thanks for that liberal patron-
Va with which her School has always hcen respect
fully announces that will be opened the lst October for the
reception of boarders and day pnps 10 parents VINO xe uee
particularly well pleased with the Improvement OF ther
be agreeable TO know that she WIN mis- year DC
and the other assistants she had last year, rehc
be taught by Mr.. Leret, native OF France.
Tcrms-the same The other Schools IN tnis e,y
Aug Is 2S-wi"NZa"2""o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-08

{. M REWARD-Rin away from the subscriber. on the
oIOO lf day OF las: January Negro charts.
a"olt - of wh rather tim face,
irSo, bii walks ,le bent, and between feet 10
inches dni feet lish Charles is Blacksmith trade and
Ia lived years Iron Works Rockbtre tut the
last two he has hired Mount Pleasant poyi
vana county, virginia. think probable he has free
papers, and has hired himself free man. ls made an n
tempt L. get 10 free STATE. viii The ,aken
ont Of THIS State $50 taken within this state
IL Gnney's Depot Caroline county, Va SIS II Sc
cured IN any Jail in this state, That ari him again
Aug vs. 29-wiUw HENRY h WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-08

r AND IN HANOVER FOR SALE.-The subscribers win sell,
- at Hanover Coua house, TUESDAY, day Of Sep
emher 1872 that being CONT day Tract Of Land called Twin
Quarter belonging TO the Estate Of Lanry Jones' dcceassd
tanning, By 2ii The said within IL
miles OF Richmond, Ii well tImbeIed with heart pine, oak, &c,
and adons the lands of Fanny Il. Clarke, Fleming aud
others and be wishing purchase by
either o the undersigned, living In the neghborkOod
Ttrms-One half al the purchase VIII be- required
the lsi day 1T january -li, and the balance Isl Of
January Isis Bonds, with approved security, deed oil
trust the premises, will also be required the balance
Of the purchase money. LANEY JONES,
WIN. ". JONES.
"a
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beg Generals Walter and Roger Jones' Tenr
Rnrc6ld Esq VIM Brent John Ingle Esq., and Jer w
ronaurh ESQ., City Washington, D. CT and TO Doctor
BENZ Boher and VIM Robinson ESQ., Of Geo,ee.own D. g.
Hon Peter " Daniel and Or. Geo. Watson of Richmond V
snia aud John H. Cooke, Wnnsvlle Post Office, VIZ
ginia. o %
.-lUW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-08

VALUABLE LAM AND Mill. FOR sALE-Ry vr aG 90 I"
the last will ef William DuIancy, deceased, shall st' W.
the 2ls day August 1919, 10 the highest hdde Vai'
tract Of Land lying in the county OF Grceac ahoat quart. ~
mile from Stan isy- t!e main road leading To kthho
and Fredericksburg The tract contains about four hnd' a,
twenty acres about hundred of which Is to"c
land clear The land lies remarkably we'll and wen ahl
the cultivation Of corn, wheat, Gals and tn"ce a'
altogether combines advantages rarely 10 be ne, ~
The improvements uieiab good being small dwe q.
hon cabins. tobacco house, There
good brom lind The tract; II IS we'll wa'tfe" " n
spug within sixty of the dwelling house equal 10 any ~
the Mountains Further particulars drcnfd "
presumed any person wishing 10 purchase VIII we" Tue Pe
misses
1rs-Oae fourth cash. and the balance IN three eqiai am
paymrnis purchaser bonds, with apro:ch
Tor the deferred payments. deed will not he made uh' Tue
last pas men is made. -, -
The Mall property lies within mile Of the county seat on
the Of tie Rapid Ann River. Tho Nj = ~ e"o
repair pair Of bifrs and par Of corn 's y
situated country and Is considered an
Manufacturing Mill. Tie society the neishlorh y e"';
and being within mile Of the county seat make very %
sirabe property. IL w be sold on tie same Ter ~ me ihu
JOHN G. DULANEY, Executor
40 DISAPPOINTMENT The sale Of the above Land mas neen
poned until FRIDAY the odd Of September, le al WHICH
will take place. the premises ~ ,
Sept 33-6t' j. IT, DCLaHEl, ENel1.oI.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Iaving resolved 10 locate
myself permanently in tie county Of Prince Edward, Offer
my vey valuable Tract OF Land, in the county of Lunenbr Tor
sale There 3I3 acics3DO woods original gowihte
most oil which 10 god tobacco land The plantation III fresh
and IN good repair lying three miles North of the
The dwelling house hat compe-dsooI
bihs-he other improvements Possession Wi be
gwen 18th iiccrmbrr lit ben. leased I'LL Refer
To Mr. BurS who lives the plantation Mr. :.
Bowling.
also offer for sale store house and lot
rr- acres situated The M-okr nuta
Courthouse IL nd"lp Macon Cnrsc. 1t
stand Tor business RetefenceDr. George J. Smith, Randolph
Macon College. JAS. w IIUNNICUTT.
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sion from the ssSsfr scribe on tn

c.oa REwARD-Ran away from the subscriber, on inc
SIUU night the Ah Of the present month tJunel my ne
John who muatto, about - years OF age
likely, full head of hair, speaks slow, ana Mns
r very ant 10 answer Sir whether he hears distinctly
lad when he left blue jeans roundabout straw h
and pair Of dove coored cashmere pantaioons he also oos
ah hun summer cloth coat originally black but somewhat
the effect OF The with 'evet coat ana
PAR of blue cashmere pantaoons. -
Johnson was purchased by me in July s4 Of Mr. John Dan
rred Trustee of Augustus NJ Braxton, of Matthews county
Virginia where understand, he raised Ills mother
y Mr. Stanley udua Gloucester county, to one OF
lac other (which places have doubt he has gone
Johnson is taken up Of the State of Virginia, and conf
Jail so get him, will give reward of hun
dollars II taken up State aud committed to JAIL will
of y dollars and If delivered to in the city
'''"''"'' '"'' P. b. JONES.
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1913

DUBLIC SALE-By virtue of the last will of the late Gen
William Madison, the subscribers Will SELL public auction
THURSDAY the 2sih of September S13 fair, otherwise
the fair day. the Northeastern portion Of the mansion Tract
Of Land Of the deceased.
lies in the county of Madison, in the fork
and the Robinson and Rapid Ann rivers the Manu-
featuring Mills of Mr. John Pryon II contains, b. rec mt sur
about 7s5 acres of very superior quality %
bottom, the rivers all OF which is wen
adapted 10 the growth Of corn wllcaI tobacco. &C.
This farm situated about five miles North ui Orange ou''
house. main road leading from the place 10 Currrf
Court house, and fifteen miles from the Gornnsvic be"t'
which anMds excellent market IL well tneeh AZ
orng variety of the finest kinds. II Is also well wacfeh ny
number springs running through II! on one 81
which meadow Tho improvements are framed
dwelling houses, such cabins, saniej tuo"
houses regards saluhfy of climate, convenience al
and fertility SOIL is surpassed by but few Estates III
this of country commanding hnc view o the hue
RIDGE Mountains and Valley OF the Rapid Ann
The will also SELL at the SINE time, the STOCKS Z"
Horses oAen Cattle, Sheep Hogs Plantation Utensils ans
Tools Crops of Corn, Wheat, Hay, Fodder &C.
quantity old Corn together with various other
tcles, too tedious Ia enImeIair =, -. a.,
land will call on the subscribers, wlo reside In the neighhohoo1
Major Jrhn H. Lee, who Is on the premises, eher Oh ""
will take pleasure IN accompanying them.
Tsrm-L one, and three annual payments secned ny
approved personal security and decd Of trust On The and rs
other property credit twelve months nil siiS over "
dollars The sale will he made at the Mansion HOUSE, ine 'e
| e.idru,r of me DECEASED JAMES ". WALKER
RICHARD e. BUOTUN,
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OLD WINES AND LlQCoRs--Also, GRoCERl Es-I have
~ very large and general and Lii.
qno part OF which have been kept hand improving
years and then said to be ~ old. Ny
hear fair comparison with tic hest in the CITY, regard
quality and and carenlness in putting o them mp The
old Wines and Liquors viii he found beneficial The
servation of health when moderately and udcony
Should he found ncretnous, firm and
mistaken belief PLAN of fact assertion let him
enquire call on The subscriber who has femme
rate drnker during the last 80 his life not
uncle who died few years aco in the State of New York aged
lU and lie reH kBomn be drinking the
DAY he left Ferentosh, then a stripping.
Aug ~ 3-Sly WM. WALLACE
AIRS. j. &. KEELING and Mrs. MARIA g. CIUPrON have
IFA associated iemst Ives purpose conducting. in ts
city. Ff.M7LE B04hDLNG IND D.4Y SCHOOL, TN. In
Il tuition will Monday. October 2nd HE brick building
on n street doors below The OId Ra; Church, heretofore
occupied by Mir and Mrs H. Tor similar purpose. The premises
central, convenient, spacious and eri the
the School viii c firm but kind the boarding drplf i'll be-
purely dome tic; AMI the PRINCIPALS their friends and the
md present Mrs X that trouble expense
WILL be spaced 10 The ynnng Indies committed
charge every advant for Improvement and comfort.
TERMS per session IT Ten mGnths
Board including every thing, payable annually in ad
vance. slfO
Intia'ory class, English, 20
Progressive class do 81
Ileles' class do including Mathematics, 40
All the classes Learn the elements a" French
and HE first principles of Drawing aad Painting
charge.
fee will he r;,ar.ed Mons eevrr, wuc qualifications
ciChr well known give
IN Fencn ard IN all tie branches no' tuet by the Principals
themselves teachers nj known HicIiy and ahiiy VIII b.
pioycd Paricu attention viii b. paid TO Fenmanshp and
El"cGt:on
: There Will be taught, ny lady we'll qualified task
The premises next bcow Int cnincy separate Scoo for
which desc the nlteuts
wish their little be under the guardian mp their
sisters in going 10 ad returning from schoo Terms usual
such schools.
Sent. 33-v5w
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LfRESh FALL GO0DS-The subscribers now receFiu.
choice assortment of Fall aud Winter Day GoiliS, all a.
winch have been selected with much ana bought upon se
lis rs ena e them TO Offer INDUCEMENTS 10 pure
lcy Invite the aeniion uf CUSTOMERS ami The ttaGe gene
ray 'oan examination Of their before purchasing IN which
VIII be- found
Wool black lowa blue, Invisible antmivcd Cio'!
In. do. d. Beaver, lotis = u
DO. do. d. Cdssimercs
Paris cord and other fancy Cassineies
Blue Flushing aud Pilot Cloths
SatinetS, Oxford mixed, bliek, blue, and dfab
kcnurky Jeans, blue, black. cccn and dark mixed
Washington irIiS Mon iNtres and kersevs al ali Kinds
Flanmrl,, white, red and Yellow
llan aud plaid idnseyS, very heavy
Figured Alpaca screcs for roa Innings
Blankets, Duil Twled Whineys
spool Gotten, laSlors, Weu's, Hughes and other kinds
Silk and cotton tandKcrchieis, great variety
Patent Threads, black, white and cnlors
SIX, guglam and cotton Umbrellas
And variety ofmcy of rhich vii shown with
pleasure. LUAnOSS, WlLIINLIIAM URENRl
Sept. J3-W3m
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Aud II II has proven In them such blessing ho~ shall
cha ia value the deare and trbfer pnr
ton oi society. who. Wills, they may share our f,vs
almost monopoIzs the which heiaI us =
How may haye been The reverse Of fortune
the dnuiu wlin or the ohelon child viii submit with
fesianation II not with eheerulness like the flowers
which smile amidst mosi barren rocks they beautifv
dc,olauon ind impati grace 10 decay. Hu 10 molal
degradation thcy never be feconclod, aud II the eve
Ia which they appeal for protection IL darhened In drum.
ken wrath sunk IN sotah detection. every principle
Of hope or mppnesss 10 ettingulshrj, aud misery
petes the destruction winch misfortune had begun
"fhelf day irags tioug storms, shut the SUM-
And thus the heart Will bronx vet trokcnly live ON
Have not therefore every motive tc pcTscvere in
sustainno accuse So peculiarly important In republic
IN which. all being happily equal are all dependent on
socinl purity and prupnety dsrepafding those
arbitrary linvtluus which elsewhere elevate few
bovr tenn patlun. aud leave the vice. lgnor;ate
aud deg rsatiun the universal morality Of the people car
alone preserve the republic alone makes worthy
al pfrsersnilonl How deeply thcu. all Interested
Ii, chetshtng institution which promotes
essential freedom. nd indispensable to happiness
that o SonnlLIy'
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T.1'yO.S'.!C.aDJ.NS.

NIlE next session of this Institution will commence
on the 9Th inst. under thu superintendent III
Henry +. Bncock. \ B. who has been engaged as Pm
FINAL thereof Tor the last four sessions and has fully re-
commended himself by his services III every respect
deserving patronage a teacher.
The ,crnrs Of tuition and board in the nerhhorhoo6
81 the Araden, remain the same heretofore. VIZ
Tor thr hwer branches Of English + per session of )
months.
Fl the ril hei branches Fp.lish 81 per session
For the Languages and Mathematics 81 per scssion.
For board. including washing. lodging fuel and lights
s. per month
No deduction will he rnadeia the tuition fees for alb
from the lime of till the close of the
slun. except III cases ol prorartcd sickness.
This institution is located in the nrohhQrhcod Of Old
Concord and Salem Churches in Camphell county.
the Stage road leaaino from .vnchnrr IA Richmond
REL BEN y. PALMER. Pres.
o. The Board Of Trustees.
July 10 81
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E,Ekss' ACfO v.

FHNIIF, Second Se-siu u the subscribers SrhOW VIII
i ruruuc IN the 10Th ut July n.N -f.Xtt4. we
HETEROGENEOUS iiay,, adc ~ tie ellor!uod if tt
to,nnrtac c,nu,utia,i of hadtr at rates cheaper
than cllslonat, at aHy sruaiar Institution IN the
Salr THIS r'lsIdrra'icu iogcihcr With the peculiar
advantage OF being lncattd ~ rhllla'n and strictly
r,oral community, ran whirh ee"fN species ot IWPr'-
pr department aud ir 9uarry Of hiils have bc"n ban
isltd. constitute high aud almost paramount claim for
The school t" the patronage "i the pua'ic
The subscribers {" insituellnl aud method oil
ttathing have been invariably approved al The different
dllrupA in our country whittier his pupils haze gone
complete then e,lncan. aud he promises jealous
aud faithful discharge Of every duy connected with his
prof ssiun.
Ills system embraces an extensive course IN the
Ancient Languages aud Literature together with every
subject necessary iof . complete Ergsh educ alton
Beard, including eyetJ tf1rgc per mda'h,
from - 10 "
7 sitlan ia the languages, per session OF ,
mouths ~,
Enri-b ssd NJ uhenriical Il do 1000
;fos board apply In } DIN d. Badfs !. y. BGrwell
sMftiun- s.t several uIhr'S in the f'Pghhburlold =
All letters addressed the subscr,ber 1t Taylor Store
Franklin Cuuri?, " ~ meet with prompt a'rillnn;
JOSEPH 7. GODFREY
jul, 9 'laJ
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New Bonnet store.

iNI\G taken the store recently occupied ny rank
lin s Spcrry. the Subscribers would respectfully
invite the atont on of the Ladies, aud the public gene
rally. To their stock Of -#.=.-.....
EO.N.NT7'S, RIBO.N,s and FL OFFERS.
which will be opened on Friday morning, CHE I2th
May.) Those Wising to buy Will find II TO tbtir ad
yan,aae to call before going elsewhere. feeling as
sured from long experience and strict attention to
business that Bonneis sent out OF this establishment
cannot be- surpassed in style durability aud dressing
al, bcino carefully selected be ourselves this market
es,,criay We deem it UNNECESSARY t" pnhllsh cat
alogue Ifvou wan, pretty, durable and cheap Bon
nots catl and examine fot Yourselves. -..--.
MR. s. Mrs IENING.
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DISEASES ARISING FROM An nror, STATE
OF TIN nloop OR uAnrr or TIL
s.srrn NAMELY:
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sa""'""- ''"r''""', sT'"P''s' az s"''"'- q"
the inrr Iio,rhc. Hii.-, Chromi, s.rc E,c., Niu,
Worm or Tc,,cr scnId head, enlargement aud
mi, -, The u,.. mn, ,,i,,. .,,,,,,. ,i,,,r.
.,.,.., -, -
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diseases "''''"s ''"'" II" '"I""'' '""' "'s o. ""'
curry, A.ciirs or Drop-y. exposure impru-
.cn,r in life, A,.o s,,,,.;, Constitutional .ii.
orders =, II, Il. ,.,.., -, h, ,,,;. ,,,.,,.,,,u
,,n>,,1,,,,,,, ,,'',,,,''., '' 49,, - ,','.
NoNJr'hf l. ~ ~ - 'f SANp NahSA
PAElll.A IN NORM IL II, CONN.
Rad ,,, + n -. 40, ,r,,, \s \v,r ph,1i,s ,,h
il =. il.i, -, III ~ - Il / ~
mas mn@ H>u'u ~ Tue ais Tue a'!s are wei hho"'
~ al 'he "l" l'N u'i''S III Aih Pl'' "i me 'lN
Nj sN'>. N'h : 'NhN \ "-NIt'' Mest gratefully DO
,mnf"ee ih> opportunity ta stating I" You the great ,'u''
obtained "m Ia nsr oi ton Sa'>apai'ia shall ais" bg
saPpi' tn us ''n' publish 10 All who are nin''ed AZ
-'els was ,"e -e'91, 81 my n'\Pe'''a' AMI even lot
long "hlit dr>pa'd 81 INV Nm' T. painful story, ana
irving and ~'N""f a. l. tbs narrative ii IT. ta' the sake
~ m'oN wa" may ID ~ suoi' iejeNed, NJ" elenN yet
accurately STATE A.
Nineteen years ago las Apiil h q" sickness lett me with
took ''e over ih' 'nte soa'e 'i my lgd' causing 'n
an ',' i' wac nc l,"'S 10 ''' nan H'," t.
The SIC II nay d'''>es '3o99a the WAIST NeNf beloved
@mA "'' ut stla'hio. h'N"d description ron N'2',
hoia III mmei and winter the ""'N msa9n 81 my ,n"''
N, o' the pam eNte"ded a'ermy whole body hc'c was
ul't"i' Sl me ma '@ by ddN ~ by night pom mr. down
i'e>e l'i M" N'' trough my ~ >''h y el me |"
ne hhd Ii h"'> 'frtet walk The house 50 that was
almost entirely drWHtdeeifP During Tins time the bay
siltlas continued ACTIVE aud the ulcers cnltred aud So
eep' have Inc eaton that Il" Nv" and haiti years they
a's' '''n '',,,,F u,s ''',r a''"',' '"r"'
I'd m, ai,r. II wa, nti,,d with an h.,ina,. ronrh
and stead, aud active pam in NV side ,rop.ieai con
sumption and thoagh thu, have been ,klhh practitioners,
they "t'r ont, able t" Afford N, case ra'hl and Temporal
~ lt3 h'' "> "'h' aneo,''I> Zoo '9mp9e'''' !" "o
,'1o "@ 'aN o, u'' "'l'nss ""' naa'
all l,a and wa. most ,nnl,t,l, e,,,,,,, ,,o,.c II,
tbs rrral condition, yivcn,ph h, friend. and expecting ta
my sill rrhcI only lndedh was hy the tmeis nlepo,,on
oi 1Hd l'l"'.''' FURNISHED with Nour 10 me- my a'@'hc
',l'l, e',' me an
Il, ~ w., ,, ,,,..,,, ,.,I 9 =, -, 3s. I
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NEW sSTAEsLIsssMFNT:

fHNIF sutcrbrts respectfully aununre that they have
U assrc'aed themselves together. under the firm Of
TiREE < oh 'Gl ID. for the purpose orcarlnrtlno
GROCERY 81 SiNF.SS, IN the Rock House on
Mau street. nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel. Their
flock viii at all Umes comprise well solicited asso-
meht Of GROCERIES, which they offer at The lowest
prices for cash. harler
They would most respectfully solicit cali from those
Wishing any thing in The Grocery line deter
mined tn sell good bargains
they also prepared 10 fill any oidefs FOR CAST
INGS aud have store fine bot OF p..DllGliS.
made At the Factory at dessrs Jesse Y Dluouid \ Co.
A. - TNREE
JESSE r. DIt 'GEID
March ! N
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June -
yHDHS HnJ .siHrCS ut .fHrfIOH.

by WRIT T. oi decd of trust executed to us by
- Mrs. Maria W. Smith. (now Mis-. Maria W
Inehcs.) hearing date the 9Th day o March ls4l,
and Of record in the County C"nrt Of hmhtts we
shall. the l4Ih day OF August, Si3, n, The DHtI'ng
House If her husband and herself, in the county o'
Amherst expose to sale by way Of public ancllm Tor
-ash the band On which they reside, consisting Of NV
TRACTS adjoining each other aud containing IN the
aggregate i2i more or less Also. The following
Slaves ramely John man. Phillip. James. George
Lucy tlarnct Maior John Ca boy iache and Pa'scy
The land will hh ofered lor sale III parcels. Acting as
trustees VIII only convey TO the purchaser or pnrrha
sers o said property the title vested us y the sand
deed, and none "thsr.
THOMAS 4. HOlCONBE, 3r,us.oo.
CHlSNELL DhBNEi,
June 90 liza