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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09
VuiuaLie Real Estate AMI n,rar the CITY 81 RtthmOnd


TaIuaLis Real Estate and n,ar The CITY 81 Etehmond
at .3uctiOn
WILL h. snl n putlic ancr,on on MONDAY the Eth inst
w Real Esiae held IOnty by Joseph o"le ana the
late Ane Goe deceased consisting of ine following
propcrty lt the South side u nr AiIn street
below the Old Market House. iroi,in.
on said street twenty and running back hundred aud
xi,tyiyc feel, alley On this lot, there - large c"ino
los new Building the basement of which lat present DC
cuied G"odr) is of the nst most excellent ana
desirable stores in Richmond while the ui,. part of The build
ing Constitutes large aud convenient residence, together WIN
tie usual out houst'
Also adjoining and next below the property above de-
precisely the dimtns"nS au WIN bdhe
lot above mentioned "
now bringing annual rent Of four hundred ana seventy I'VE
dollars. ~, ~,
Also the very desirable Lot with two story new Brick Dwell
linz and house, ON street, Klchhnhd between
18Th ard .9i streets AT present occupied as residence ny 10
seph tooie. This l fronts street twenty csht ec' ana
T hack eighty feet 80 ,...., ia. p..,.
fronting feet and six inches on the continuation
Of 18Th street running lack eighty feet On this lot there
a.e three wooden buildings -.
A,sn Lot on the side of street. Slockoe Hill, front
feet and running back one nuhueu
ans. alley e'. feet wide On this lot there
j. good dwelling ,oase and the usual Out hoses' al present. &c
cua;ed by Mr. Thomas a Roberts, -, Inn :
The of merchants, capitalists anu oueis "co"
an invited 10 the sae OF the above property
Persons desroI- viewing the property viii he accommodates
y calling on undersigned. The sale viii commence al ~
o'clock a. ST. q, The Store Joseph Goode, and win he con
premises the order IN which lcy are
respectively advertised with the exception of the lot on
ill., which will he sold The PREMISES nj ia ast ocock'
VI Of the day
The c all tf he property j. clear and ndisputable
TEEas-One onc-thd in six, and the remainder IN
nine onts ihpurcssers svig necoabc hoes anu ueeus
"'s' ." TIC "o!'"! 10 S''''' '"' JOSEPH GooDE,
VIM. WALLACE DAY,
Attorney in fct FIR the heirs of Abner Coode, decd
~ Sale nv DAVENPORT s. ALLEN.
yY,n , - N' ~ 7l-tds
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OWING the decase Of A. Cotton and with view Of clos
" ing Of Cotton Clarke, subscriber surviving
mencns the 7t day Of this month"; January II
O'Clock NJ and Continue from day To day, the following
The story and slated building premises
tn. Bell Tavern fronting or Main and for long
past occupied by Cotton Co.. about &c feet and extend
ine back l9U feet, 10 an alley
ing on parallel Th street, $50 feet, II
feet alley DIES ened to make Of this property seven "ts-hree
and then moe each OF 81 feet 18th
street, and TO run back tt feet.
story and slated buildings, at the Of
and Streets Mason's HAIL. fronng feet ON 18Th
street, and extending back The line Of the Mas"ns Hall pro-
story Wooden Building, adjoining the above property,
fronting 18th and extending back 10 the line OF the 10"
Two Lots adjoining the above property each a feel
fronting et street, and extending back 10 the line Oh Tue Ma
@ On hse & NOW by WIN "@
the dwelling he occupies and various other buildings
day plat Of which will be duly exhibited in time for
the sale.
Tile Yard Island toprosc Rockets and Port Mayo,'
tanning about - aud bounded the North y
james River aud the South by Ai Creek on winch are y"s
inI,v. first Coal Yard, with stage &C. and sub
slanli built story brick Lumber u,c, covered with
TN now renting 500 Ter annnm,l besides other improve
mems parts the pper'y thai is divided into various
l,ts-a pia, Of which will be exhibited.
al and in The county of Chee'feld bounded by James
River Lands Of John Archer Henry NJ Clay aud others
$50 good portion OF which wood land
one "ih the Rose Wood Of Coal Land in
formerly The property Of The late firm Of A.
A. Woodbridge X Co. This property, few years since
+eu. y-ry vaIltle indeed, doubt will prove be-
y rropc,ly explored and worked The coal field by
Judgment such matters thought extensive, AMI HE
oil ui the hest quality.
On. 81 horse power Steam Engine, pipes &c. in and above
, shaft Of the Mid Lothian Coal Companies Works, III the
county of Chesterfield.
ALSO,
js shares of The the Creek Coal Mining Company
do James River Steamboat Company
d do do ID < kanawha Suck.
|. do Exchange Hotel Company Stock.
7e,, IF ai for he Proprfy-One third cash, and the
balance in SIX aud months cr,;tani Tor the personal
property named a, sale, The sale wiz tx place j" the
,,dsr Lat the property is advertised HENRY CLARKE
Surviving Partner.
D,vESroRr & ALLEN
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AoTlCE-My Trunk has been twice broken open WITHIN
y tie a,t few days aud money and contents amouh,ne 10
an " about S1o extra, copy cf Burns and par oil Cold
Scctt stn!en think il du. 10 myself, a vel a.
Tie pubic The leon and bring him IL proper PUNISH
Uncut tn SPEC. hcl,t and b!ie shade nj elasrs-
Bit4i edition. with - back and picture "i horse
4n one @ Aay having received either oi The articles
w K. SilINN.
Jan 73-lf
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| MD AGENCY IN MSSi-SirPl.-I odrr my services To
~ r. Idrt tax pa!eiS General AGENT this State for
ne payment ci iaNaS and :or the reenrtIon &C la.ds already
sl hf taxes When The Ia be pad is under S2D. per
cent VIII be classedwien 500 live per cent 70 prevent
S 10y tax coll cios aud The and trouble oi red.mp'inn
'Hs S"nld be In aad by the fsi Of January IN each y,ar
ne t"wn>hp anI section Of Land
acnai''? gwen Land sold last mat ho redeemed within
~" years from the date III. will absolute
We IN the state They he redeemed h. payment
Of xicca per the Of attending
c. L..
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PRINTING INK.-We shall have constantly on hand fun
piices ' - ~ we '"s '"h, !" moao'uN
Enquirer Office, March 10, 1913 100
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y APPAHAANoCK ACADEMY-The Exercises Of this n,tl
IL rnsuing will lr resumed on The lou! DAY
of January under present Instructors Mcssis Washington
rckncr NJ r. Campbell. The OF instruction viii he
fully equal best hralv viii qualify ycun! gen
icen business the higher College classes anu vi"
embrace Latin aud C,e-k languages; Mathematics conrls
nn Algebra Geometry Plane Spherical isnnometry Comic
Sections Spherical Project aud the Theory and ffate OF
srve, nu History the Elements Of Chemistry and Natural PM
with such other branches as constitute good
English Education. The discipline of the school, though s'riot
and firm ind and afrcti"Ga;r addressed more 10 tnc
standing and heart than Ia the fears and every e"i VIII
he Instructors incie the ynnfu minf 10 balls m
industry application The medium I" Promoting IT'S mo-
raj and intellectual culture.
belonging To well selected Library oil about
700 mines Tie Buildings c0m"dious, aud the site re-
markac health having been frequently used n summer
retreat Boarding Department will he under the charge oi
Mr. William A. Euckner whose attention 10 the same has gwen
general satisfaction.
TrnMs-The r,prnse Of Board Washing Bed and Eeidns
far the scholastic Of months will he 500 Tuition Tor
Classical and English Studies sl; inr English branches alone
SEQ PAYMENTS expected half yearly IN advance though
I'll absolutely rc'liret : ,,,.,.
~ Letters addressed 10 Washington Huckner or William n.
Hut ner, viii with prompt attention.
WASHINGTON BTckNER, Principal.
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR, President
of Roar daft rusl
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NoTlCE-Tle subscriber offers for sale privately his VA
~ LU ABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY cons sting of
about 6 acres Of LAND $50 of which fiat land Of first
rate qualify and all in high of improvement On good
portion OF the high land there fine of Cnverin TIN
production OF which land in Virginia is superior All thing
considered the Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable
perry IN Eastern Virsnia: its situation is healthy and lis waters
equal To any Virginia The improvements on the place are
very large and SUPERIOR all Of the houses having been erected
within the last SIX There is large brick Hotel
three stories high with spacious ball ~ feet by So the
Ladies' sitting room adjoining and nncodgng above and
SIDE OF The entrance 10 the Hotel there brick house, each 30
iee III length and each containing ~ rooms There Is likewise
large framed building containing 10 rooms and great number
Oh sufficient IN all tn entertain some 300 or tO per
Sons There is also superior dining oom 1870 feet long
nui o piicK winch Is sufficiently spacious to dine 1OO pers"s
IsG neat aud comfortable private residence located near The
dnin roo ana well situated for the residence OF those super
intending The dining ROOM There also good store house, IN
which heIe might be done good basness In the mercantile ine
here Is also good bath house, with eight appropriated
Tor bathne The stables equal 10 any IN virginia Tor CON
venence &c. There being Of brick sufficient To contain nj
least % HORSES also, framed stable sufficient To contain 10
horses The yard and pleasure grounds having been aid out by
celebrated English gardener aud 1.-the borders beautifully de-
c"rated with sErbery of different kinds; makes this most
beautiful situation The Springs Hat surpassed
IN beauty ny in the world The the Amelia
Springs have been anayzed by Dr. Bridges Of Philadelphia aud
approved of by Doct Parish Of the place The following Is
the analysis compared with that of the White Sulphur Springs:
AMELIA SYRINGE WHITE SuLri,uR SrRisGs.
not be ascerlained having Sulplt. Hydrogen 25cub
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Il CAps-FALL & WINTER PATTERNS

hAIS y CAPS-FALL g. WINTER PATTERNS
r- GEORGE W. FERRY b'gs leave TO inform the
f pubic, that his Fail and Winter stock of Hats
r. u Caps IS full in every Particular consisting cf Nh
sS,Sa ia aud Beaver Caster, Brush. Muleshin RUSSIA
ga aluskrat and Coney Hats of The latest and
y approved style. Geniemei's and Boys ShetIand
sea- and Muskrat Fur Caps; Cloth do. do, do with
"' great variety of late aud beautiful PATTERNS nants
very graceful Glazed and Hair Seal do; Ladies' Riding
nuns Misses do elegant tment; Wool Hats &c.,
VI lct ms Stock contains thing pertaining 10 his bu
and 10 he Is receiving additions from the Mandatory
every packet Person. in want Of articles in his line
invited 10 examine his goods he is confident that they will
% Comparison with the best they will be sold at lowest
" prizes GEO. w. FERRY,
~, Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealer in Hats and Cans
an st. door above Van Lew, Smith Co.'s Hardware Store
- ~ 53-wly
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| AND FOR SALE.Ge3c ,.esiIois change pursuits in
hi' viii SELL accnmuo.! terms Tract ~ Land
ghsH We county of Charlotte wi,n mites Of The Court
h''e IN ta3 Creek, good :.hnu,oI The Tract
@ seven hund4td and tfijen arGt half woods,
81" "s Of which is first Tobacco land There anly
% IN Tie tract, running rach side from the county
4 lie ck-the read aud creek making the boundaries On
h stcs. The outlet * sood-nevcr falling springs
"-hl some three four ,pncs Of h:st within
!'e yards Of the h";ise. The buildings all
''r will take yoang full pat pa, men
"i s'e; lons credit any reasonable may desire
~ GEORGE ]. ROBERTS.
~ - Gy-Gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

COMMISSION ilOiSE-The subscriber has taken the Oicr
y t-,y occna,d hy Ness,s Richard Anderson 4 Co ON the
Fast Ware aud mex, door To s'essrs i.uu
% P~- ua Co where he offers his services To the public or
uSlrins The ale, ii Tobacco, Fnu &c. ON Commission
Far advances cash will made consignments 10 hand
yara .l-a,,y9w w. J. NORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

IyEMAE SCHOO-A School will c opened al my house on
the 18th o January lSi for the instruction o young ladies'
under the of lady raised and educated ~ .r
enia and several been ASST tat oi Mrs
Drew in c School in Richmond by whom she is highly recon"
Inrnded Teacher. In This School !" i'll be taught the i.ua'
branches cr M English tura together with French and Mu
Five siy ladies will BE- received into my family ~
hoarleis The price If board tuition for The scholastic year
of len months will he SluO Those learn Music will be re-
uli,ed To pay additional r- Of $40.
Nv address is-B,ayeidam Depot, Hanover.
' WIN c. WINSTON
Mar
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7 Az NOTICES. EASSETT FRENCH has removed his
Il ,rrr In The Farmers Hotel IN addition his present
Cr,r,. h. 81 attend those Of the city of Richmond.
,,nth.s,., me- u 1919 G7-lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

FARMERS BANK OF VlRGINiA-The Annual Meeting OF
the Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia Will Ge
held their Banking House, in the city Of Richmond, on Wed
ncsday 10Th Of January 1911 An act Of Assembly passed
1872 provides, that Officer Director Of Bank
shall hereafter y for Stakeholder in any election
Of Directors Officers OF Rank nor shall any proxy be valid
which executed days before the Time o any
eleoon The fubids that any President or Drrc-
Savings Bank, General Agent at Manufacturing
Ainng Company, snaii ne-an- director Of
any Bank.
December 4lh, 1870. J. C. BLAIR, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

GitHAoND * LrACiIBURG CANAL. PACKET LINE,
By iron SttamboatS.
" undersigned he. leave inform the public. generally
'u TIE ahovt Line has hcc established, and will
an"t The 1h of july The precise day shall be here
@ phh'.shed he hais will lie cf the character for
ai safety and expedition and will afford such facilities TO
Vs. ''"ieh or way travel ~ w,l insure satisfaction.
IL weekly. t.uanJ ~ niWM0t,K 4 "a
"''finhn, July !, lSs.f l6-2awly
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County, Ia wit:
Justice of Peace for said county, do hereby
certify, that who la executed the above Power OF
Attorney per.onaliy made oath, that the
Stock ON proposed 10 be given Is, bona hdc,'
and IS held by means Of transfer
or eyae the provisions Off act Establish
general regulations for the incorporation Of Banks PASSED
the 2?nd March, 1897.
Given under my hand, this - day Of -, Isl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

kXJIIIIAM F. RITCIIE, ArrUksEr At Laws !'eHm0Ha' -
w Office Main street, above the BahAs. 90 ,e
WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

ace ,.,
j. ch,, il be recommended the Editors of Newspa.
,hrinut t,e Commonwealth publish al ,he head Of
T. tleir ai-s Tor advertising, and that They strictly al
tbe same and that these prices be always sueh DIS 10
,,y. fair ccnps rsl;ion for the labor pr;ioTlned
J. 800 ' Resolution O.. The Editorial Contention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

tiy of Jackson, Nov. 30, 1913.
Refer Hon. H. j. Walker Hon Jacob Thompson, TX
NcN'i. Dec. 10 C6-lUt
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His proprrty-or the property Of -, his ward
estate, the tesaInr
tesatr-or is bona held by of duy
corded viii or deed for other person persons
naming the persons and deed.
n,c 59-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-09

NMELIA SFHINbN.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not be ascerlained, having es.
capped before the water reach
ed Philadelphia.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-08

Mr.. Clay reached Lexington on Satur-
Gay night, about eleven o'clock, in fine
heaIth and spirits. He was enthusiast
,eally received by thousands, welcomed
home by EX-Chief Justice Robertson,
and escorted to Ashland by the blaze of
hundreds oftorch lights.
] lie attempted TO escape the pageant,
Rut the people lorestalIed him. They
Grew him out Of the stage at the suburbs
And compelled him to receive their for
ma. greetings through Judge Robertson
10 10 near their spontaneous cheers
y replied good humoredly, that he was
~ happy to see them--happy TO see
VERY one OF them--but there was fine
90 lady IN the neighborhood he would
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-08

little remarkable That lhl loco
f.ro leaders cauuo, hnd constitutional
minority Tor any thing That IS gn9l,
M eau find abundance OF II for oyeff
Ming that is bad They cannot find con.
tllluiional authority for making a bank
..-they cannot find constitutional author
Nv for opening roads and Improving flV'
ere they cannot fad constitutional au.
thoriiy for tho protection aud en-. oufage'
mont Of American industry -thoy cannot
find constitutional authority for The dis.
tribution Of tho land money among me
States TO which il belongs but lhgy can
find constitutional authority Tor hhod0
Island robolllon--thoy can llnd eonsli;n.
tionnl authority for leg.troosury ana It's
log treasurers they can find consll'a-
,ional authority for fredericksburg u STATE
OF its whole Co ngrossional representa-.
tion--they can find constitutional au,
shortly for setting at nought u law oil
Congress and creating representations
IN, defiance Of that Iaw-they can find
constitutional authority for celebrating
the records of the Senate by way of fiat
terihp a party lcader--they can find con
afitUtionaI authority for trampling on
The fight of petition-they can find con-
stitutional authority for The annexation
ora foreign country to the Republic they
they can find constitutional authority for
quarterng on the country standing
army of 100000 men-in short, they
can find const itutional authority, moral,
or financial, that ever entered
into the magnations Of an INSCRIPTIONS
party.--D.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-08

The clerks table in both houses OIL
Congress has groaned every day of the
session under the load of petitions a
gainst disturbing the present tariff, and
against the tariff bill introduced in the
House by the Locofoco Committee Of
Ways and Means. During all this time,
not single petition has been read in Ell
ther house against the present tariff or
in favor of the proposed Locoloco tariff;
and yet, the Locoiocos in the House pre-
tend to be in great haste to relieve the
people from tho burthens imposed by the
present tariff. The people utter not a
word of complaint, but, on the other
hand, petition Congress by thousands
every day to leave the tariff as it is
From no other quarter is a word heard
about burthens borne by the people but
from the Locolocos in Congress. The
people are prosperous and content, and
shey are not to be persuaded to the con
trary by all that the Locofocos in Con.
gress can do or say. 1t will be time e.
nough for Congress 20 talk of relief when
The people complain. All the relief the
people ask or need is relief from the
measures ola Locoloco House.-lb.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-08
GEN. CASS' LETTER.
But ,chere is the other letter!

We wish to call the attention Of our
rsadeEi9 and the public generally, to a
singu& little affair with regard to the
late political movements of Gen. Glass;
1T may be remembered that the Demo
cratic Association in this place addressed
letter TO The General, as well as to sew
eral other gentlemen, on the subject OF
Texas. An answer was received from
Gen. Cass, dated on the 9Th Of May, re-
feFring TO letter, previously written,
which letter has never yet been forth
sc0ning; for the letter in the Globe from
the General is dated on the 10Th of May,
and cannot be the one to which our Jack
son folks are referred: written, mark
yen, previous to May the 9th. Where,
then, ls the other letter. Was it sent
back to be modified? Was it not suai-
ciently strong to entitIe the General to
the support of those doughty champions
OF annexation, the Mississippi Members
ofCongress! We call for sight Of that
other letter! We would like to see what
change was produced by the "sober Sc
cond thought"
BY the way, we will remark, that we
think 1t would be much better for the
fair fame of the old General that he
should not be brought preeminently for
ward as a candidate. At present he
stands very well with the people Of this
country, and he had much better leave
iecH alone. Things might be ripped up
mat would not tell we'll for him. If he
u very anxious to be badly beaten, let him
run for some office that will not cause
ms whole career TO be thoroug hly silted
Southern.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-08

n. pegQIo 10 sec a diysfsi'y Of occupo
IA, n order 10 keep w duo demand
lolihg produce of tho soil, proper pro.
nn.lioa and relation between agriculture,
nanufaelufes, and commerce. and q
s..pof proportion aud relation Ds'woan
IL demand aud supply Of labor, nal lb9
demand and supply Of provisions anl OIL
she other products OF Industry nnl cnp.
al. Lgairlhs JonrHai
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-08

A Eiihi6 u Administration having
been EaHfd IA tie pbdonlgbod NJ
tIr February Ism, fBii, ol ihg rfobais
CaHn 0f Amfa a8I1iy, 90 ihe Estate ~
Hqfg DrHbtaH deceased ~ persons
Indebted iganid E..ai0, afg fequifsd ~
make immediate payment and those ba
wing claims against lha same, ore fa1uos
ied 10 pfcsut them daly authenticated
within thg time pfco0uedby law, Or ihoy
will be- forever blffod.
JANIS BRAgllAM,
Administrator
hpul %, l9ils $40
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NOTICE..
TRUSTEES S1LE.

RNTHEREAS Minor NJ. Whitney on
1 v the End day Of November, in the
year 1910, executed his deed o! trust 70
me, for the purpose Of securing William
Ii. Dillingham; the payment of certain
sums of money in said deed mentioned
which deed is recorded in. the office of the
Probate Clerk Of the county Of Amite-
in book 5, Page $50, and the said sums Of
money in said deed mentioned having
become due, and not being paid by the
said Whitney; now, therefore, in pursu-
ance Of the power vested in me by said
deed of trust, and in due execution of the
trust therein contained, will sell by pub
lie auction at the door Of the court house
of Amire county on the first Monday Of
December next, between 10 \. NJ, and 5
p. NJ, one undivided half of the following
described property in said deed mention
ed, viz,-Lots /, 2 and 3, in square 10,
in the town Of Liberty, in the county of
Amite, Mississippi-Lots 3 and A, in
square 8, in said town-Lot3 in square Z,
and Lot 2 in square 9--LotS and in
square 10, and SO much OF lots and 4 in.
square 10, and SO much Of a four acre lot.
lying south thereof and adjoining said
lots 2 and 4 in square Is in said town, as
is conveyed to Minor H. Whitney and
John c. Anderson by deed bearing date
the 9th day of February in the year 1888,
of record in The Office Of the Probate Clerk
of Amite county, 10 which reference is
had for in full description. Also the
south west quarter, OF section OF town
ship range east-The west half, OF
the north west quarter, Of Section IL,
township Q, range 4, east,-Ihe north
east quarter, of the north east quarter OF
section eleven, township 9 range 4 east,
and the west half Of the south west quar-
ter Of section 3, township 2, range 4,
east in the county of Amite-One negro
woman America and her child Hannah.
Terms cash--selling as trustee shall
such title as is vested IN me by
said deed.
ELIJAH NJ DAVIS,
Trustee.
Liberty 81, Nay 1914. 13mo :