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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

DgAra OF VErER.s.-Major BENJAMIN Rus
SELL the veteran Printer and Editor OF the old Co
lumbisn Cenlinei, died in Boston on Saturday morn
ing, ages 50 years. He wss widely known and uni
versally respected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

OLE BuLL.-The Farewell Concert of this dis
gtnuished artist takes place this evening, at the
Tabernacle. We have reason to know that this
will be the last opportunity TO hear Ole Bull dur
ing his present visit TO US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

SrvTHx DAuY TRIBUNE served early hour In any
can az ths CITY or Brooklyn at NINE CENTS per week paya
es 70 the CAREER those who prefer IT, Of Inc same ~
for sir month, OF year. payable at the office 10
Psssos wishing be served viii please send liz ,e names
through TIE post Office or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

observation-disclosures Barrett, convicted of the
murder of sire. Houghton, was executed al Worces-
Ter, Mass. on Friday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

macy, when 1t should possess itself OF Texas, would
look TO the provinces and. territories beyond 1T
These lovers of liberty and the race who see such
eIores in uniting Texas TO the United States would
,il burn with the desire 10 extend the area OF tree
dom, by acquiring new ie:ntery' h2d DC ippanehi
10 give thu blessings oflib1ry 10 the city ard conn
try OF Mon,ezuu,a by planting there TIE institution
81 negro slavery. If any doubt that this would be
the case. Ter them remember the purchase OF LOUIS
iapa and Florida end look Il the present movement
for the Annexation of Texas II this sprl Is rol
checked and controlled, We Inay resd II the tate OF
former republics the destiny OF our own That thirst
for conquest and for glory, which carried the afins
OF Rome 10 the ends OF the earth, at last brought
The naughty barbarian TO the gate Of the Eternal
Civ aud h6mbed The prcud Roman at his feet:
s:Of the injustice, uncolsa,u;ioralits and mad
missibty of the Annexation OF Te15s 10 Inc niisd
Stsfes, sunder any circumstances whaiessr, tie
people az Massachusetts BY The united voice oil t"o
successive Legislatures, have expressed Their oP!n-
ion ia the most solemn and mPrf ss!:e manner. tor
the honor Of her name, and the justice OF the cause,
il i: hoped see will remain finn aad immo'eaole IN
her poei'isn.'
from Charleston the Governor il silent. We pre-
sumo that will form the subject Of Special 'ies-
sage hereafter.
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court ce,.na.r-rn,, a.,

ClRculr CoURr.-NOs. S3l, Sa2, $50, Sc %.
SO, 60, 81, o.. - ~ q,
COaNos PLEAs.-Nos. 20, 70, IS. lls ~ :,
., 4, !, 81, 81, IS, -. 81. 'o',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06
IN WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Nv 'A DycpNpyp 10Th 1874 !

Resolved, That the Delegates from the 'everai aro
d, the hv General Committee for the ensuing year. be re-
ss IN assemble on Tuesday the 9Th Of January next, at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

NORTH CARoLIsA-Th Senate Of North Caro-
lioa have passed resolutions 10 accept their share
OF the Surplus Revenue. and they will without
Joul,i pass the House Of Representatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06
a.ti-Rcnt Troubles.

On Tussds, last Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick made
an exneditio into some OF the Southern Towns Of
Columbia tbunty, accompanied from Hudson by n
ds,achmen of the Burgesses corps, numbering
obou, ,hiry men, with like number from tho En-
melt Guads. They arrested three prominent Anti
Renters ali residents Of Aucram, one of chem a
Mr.. Woodward Il respectable farmer, and the two
o,hersnamed Williams and Woodruff. No resist
ance vas offered, and the only attempt to arrest their
nroprss was Of the Ancram Bridge, which the
.Indans" had attempted 10 cut down after the
pary had passed southwark.
me examination Of witnesses - still gong for
wrd Walter Reynolds was examined ard test-
sd to having been engaged in the manufacture OF
ae % Indian masks. He also divulged the names
t the persons by whom they 10 be worn, thus
giving the authorities clue which will enable them
Ito make farther arrests.
The name of the man wounded at the time OF the
first arrest was Vosbursh. He was sho, through
the thigh the bali passing into the shoulder OF his
horse.
We learn nothing additional from Hudson be-
vond the fact that all was quiet, and that the ex
animation OF the prisoners was going on.
MEETING At SAND lAKE.-"e publish in another
column the proceedings OF u meeting held on Wed
nesduy last, Jan. By the citizens Of Sandake and
the adjoining towns, having reference 10 the recent
outrages committed in this county. Many Of those
who have hitherto been recognized leading Anti
Rent men were 10 attendance and took part in the
proceedings. A large number of Z" Indians" were
also present. whether with or without their disguses
w.. are left 10 conjecture, and, as will be seen by
reference 10 the proceedings, they objected TO the
passage of the resolutens in their original shape.
but consented TO adopt them after certain modifica
tons The meeting passed off without any disturb
auce, and il seems to have exered wholesome in
luence in he nsighborhood where il rns held.
We learn that similar meeting was held in The
town of Berlin on the same day, at which esolu-
lions were passed lnmenting the recent outfages, and
that corps Of Indians was on That day oi-banded
This is certainly good beginning for the year 1915
and we hope il will be followed up in other in
ire County, until general disposition to maintain
the supremacy of The laws shall be maniiested.-
There has evidently been a revolution in the public
sentiment, and many who unquesonably felt them
selves aggreyed, and wereled without due reflection
10 become identified with the anIi.rent movement,
now see the true position they have occupied, and
are disposed to be ranked in future good and
peaceable citzsns, rather than us insurrectonis.s
who are liable at any moment 20 be made the sub
jects OF imprisonment or death.
Troy Budget Of Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

u The Legislatures OF Pennsylvania and Del
awsrr will both meet 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

T11isols.-Gov. Ford has sent in his special
message relating TO the late Mormon Disturbances
in Hancock County. Il is altogether favorable 10
the jlormons. The expenses ci the first campaign
have not bern reported the last campaign, COM
monlv called the roJ hunt ccst between eight
AID nine thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

? NJ. III the b'0a''VsN n. BoWDTTCH BLUNT Chairman.
J. H. Hor.sT HAws. }secre,aries. am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

KgEPlao THE STEAM up-1hs 0rang- Outang,
DR.. Valentine, ihs Guinea SeIehaders, ard host OF
other performers are 10 BE ssfn at the Ner York
Museum, all for one shilling. An entertainment
lakes place every afternoon well as in the eve
ming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

Go TO THY AMERICAN MCsErN thB TWss,ssns ~
heart laugn al the genuine lnor OF u ,c-IccooS W
VanEe- Og which IS one Of the nebe't p,,S as =
day. Canine dances. and the ksnisesy Fssay %, ~
0niseg. holds her Ieyee, forming bh "h'eH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

KDp's SHIp.-'rhe copper dam about Kids
ship extending 2lO feet ftoa the shore nj the foot
OF the Danderbergh Mountains, viii be ready Tor the
ste&m.pump On the 18th inst. Up TO that date
shares may be purchasd in the Kidd Salvage
CnmnnnN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81

E- rHE WING AlaAsAc for la45 is ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06
The Case of Bishop onderdonk.

The painful result OF the recent trial of Bishop
onderdonk on charges affecting his moral cha
racter has already been announced. The To-
lowing is copy Of the official record Of tie Gen.
tapco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06


MURDER on BOARD ! WHALEsHIP.-The ship
Ontario, Gibbs, OF Nantucket, touched at Tecamas
in November list for wood and watrr. A seaman
on hoard, named George Corsa who had been con-
fined on board in irons for EuiiGous conduct, sue
corded 10 releasing himself while the ships compa-
ny were on shore Except Mr.. Brooks, one OF The
niates the cock, steward ond C0rsa,) procured
musket and shot Mr.. Brooks dead. He then pnt
some mussets and ammunition in boar and made
for the shore. He was pursued and found few
miles from Tecamas and arrested.
EluRDER-A foreigne, named Williams was mur-
dered on the 10Th ult. about mile out of the yillsgc
! Of CampbeIlton. Jackson County, Fla. = ropc wss
found around bis neck, suspended from bash, his
body resting his hands and knaes, kbii- in his
hands, and his throat partially cut There was no
clue 10 The murderer
MURDER AND ARsOS.-A man by the name OF
kimmck, VINO kept small store near Vaiie's
Mines, in Jefferson county, Missouri, was murdered
about fortnight ago, and alter The murder had been
committed, the house was set on IRE.
CAPITAL PrsIsHMESr-The Executive Council
CT Massachusetts, who we're pet;'icned by number
OF The citizens OF Boston 10 reprieye Thomas Bar
rett, now under sentence Of death, report un1n-
nously az ainsi the petition.
The LATE DR.. WORCESTER -Jhs remains 0f
this distinguished missionary and divine have been
rsrns.ed from their place of inierment al Rrainerd
former missionary stniicn among the Cbernkees,
and deposited N the Cemetery g. Harmony Grove,
Mass. DR.. Worcester was pastor Of The Tabernacle
| Church in Salem, Mass. and first Corresponding
Secretary ofthe 4. t. &. f. NJ. IL. was horn No
vember |, l770, and died June7 1921
Nxw YORK BIBLE SociErY.--During the past
year this Society has distributed G97} Bibles and
| G9G8 'resfanents. Whole number distributed 49,
1875, in eighteen languages. Daring the past year
it has paid TO the American B.ble Society
$3.50 ior Bibsss and Testamsuls,- and Si64o as a
DONATION.
-RoREFRY The jewelry store of James Gunoar
OF Smithand, Ky, was entered on Thursday, uG e
9th nit and robbed Of watches and Je~elry Va!''ta
AT from $1,000 TO 81 500.
-. - S,- NJ, f,,ar, Or,oro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

IsplaSA-SuRPLus REvsSuE-TLe Serale Of
Indiana have voted against receiving the 4lh install
ment OF the Surplus Revenue. The preamble 10
the resolu,sn introduced by hir. DEFREEs tWhigl
showed that this money was wanted TO stand in The
place Of SO much direct Tx pay OF the interest
on ihe State l,bt The resolution was promptly
voted down by the Loco-fOces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

NV GUAyo Island Vest Coast of Afr,,-
Gal!ovda Island in Rae's Bay. lies 81 miles p,rb.
ward from Angrs Pequena, and IL North Of A poi,,
OF land. probably the first one TO the nor,hpsd :,
Augra Pequena, that stretches out or miles !,
leeward. II is entirely coverelwith guaro, to win
in few feet of the waters edge. According to c,s
estimate, the gnano rs % fee, deep but accordia,
another, il is 80 feet deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

-RoREFRY The jewelry store of James runoar
of Smiihland, Ky, was entered on Thursday, uhs
9th nit and robbed OF watches and e~elry valued
at from 81 .0G0 to 81 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

GERMAN NewspArER.-We have now before
us the two last December numbers of the Schnell-
post, and that of the lst January. This journal
is conducted with great spirit, and should be con-
suited by all The readers of German, who desire
fresh and full intelligence from the liberal party
abroad. They viii find there letters ana articles
which chow broad view and keen, clear per-
cepton as to the course of things abroad in those
particulars most interesting to ourselves. We
shall, henceforth, frequently translate or abridsc
articles from It's pages. x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06

NEw Music --Fir,t, Hall & Bond have stpub-
lished 9" Salut la France The iavorte gem frc,
the Opers OF La File du Regiment, arranged with
English and French words, and the :" Real Rsdowa
Polka" by Cesan Pregui, as danced by Md'lle Ce-
rito and Mons ST. Leon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06

1g'lll subscriber, still continues. at his old stand di
u rcelly opposite the Police Office, Lynchburp. IL
all orders in the ne of his business entrusted
IA his care.
Merchants Account Books, Clerks Records & Shcr
Ills Execution and Tax books, kept constantly On hand
oi his Manufacture made TO order. of the best
materials, and in the durable style OF wokm2n.
ship.
Old 3ooks and Music, bound bound, at shor, no
tee, and in every style of pattern.
Tho Undersigned pledges himself to renewed exer
lions 10 give satisfaction 10 his customers and solics
continuance OF patronage BY pemsslon he refers to the
following gentlemen, to vii:
Robert Tinsley. ESQ., OK. sup. court, Amherst Co.
Sam1 NJ. Garland, ESQ.," Go. do do do
Jno. D. Alexander Esq" Sup. do Campbell Co.
WIN. A. Clement, Esq" Co. do do do
Gen. ID. Rodes, Sup. do Iynchburr
Maj. J. Benagh, . Hust. Dc do
Messrs. Mcdaniel g. McCorke, do
" Turner & Burwcll do
:" Lee & Roberts (lae Roberts s Leo do
lie also refers. with full confidence TO R bert c
| Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, aud Ferdinand Wellz. Eso
Flncasile &c YOUNG
Aerl IA lans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
UFy ts1t,
ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
Oct Is


A L quarterly court continued and held for the
IA ~ Of HALIFAX, at The court house thereof, on
Tuesday the Both day OF August 1915:
On the motion OF Daniel Chandler, legatee in the
estate OF Stephen Jones decd it is ordered that Hens
~ Pointer, Of the last will and testament OF
The said Stephen Jones decd be summoned to appear
here on the fourth Mosday in November next, to shew
cane il any he can, why his power and authority as
executor aforesaid should not be revoked and an admin
istator dc bons with the will annexed appointed
And the said Henry Pointer not being nhabitant OF
this commonwealth it is ordered that copy OF this
der be inserted in The Lynchburg NrginiaH, for eight
weeks successvey and another posted the trout door
Of the court house OF this county.
Copy--Teste,
WILLIAM HOLT, c.
sept % wSw
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Col. UUssl. .frSSsSfeGE:

you are not an inhabitant Of this common wealth,
IA and having no known agent attorney here to
whum could give notice. take this method of inform,
inI You that WILL on the LIST day of December next at
Soans iioie IN the town of Lexington, Virginia. be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock in the morning and in
the evening proceed 10 take the dispositions of Hugh Bar
clay and others. be read evidence in the circuit 81,
perlor court of law and chancery r Amherst cuugy in
which YOU and Mary J. Waugh are plaintiffs and my
sell aud oeFs defendants Should the deposii,ns a.
ioesaid not be completed that day. they " continue
irm day 10 day until completed. WM EDISON.
OF. % u1p
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Nhai appears 10 be cheapest o. dearest, Is not nj.
"'so. There 10 . paint where expense and prah'
sishs zach piher; and this the 10 should feel fr
We multiply bali by hall, oar product is only one.
''li'h ue sum fuur isclor--So II we employ ehesp,
badly qasiifed teacher. place Inn IN a cheap incur
'eheh house, resembling accidental pile uf rub. ish
we 81 Three hundfed per cent If sbal b. DIV IN
'Seo capital. IL We ihnliiply Two by tao, product
"taeai To ihe sum Ut the iaci0r. ~ " 70 employ
competent teacher, and furnish him with all necessary
aPpuuehances, and leave hm 10 h,sf he NAV fc.ufD
onf capital b II ae add to this effective supervision
"h'rh acts ik. lever IN all business We multiply Two
t"o' ana ihat pfgdaei BY two again, which returns
oar capital mih ibrty three add hfd p,r ui pf16l
Perhaps Tins IL tie greatest pruft The transaction will
of"t-he pm. nhrfs the eonsegent ray. rfess earl,
"'I''' IL ~, here we should stop, The cosly plan Is
oeio" OF above his punt ! he smilc is not exact but
SHOWS "ha mean. The uader ~hoiails, is thar
iAys Ia stock to scani and badly assorted
Tate custom, or he That lays Ia heavy supply 81 ar
llcies not adapted u The market III srhou invest
meals are below above The gaining point The gap be-
tween I've eenis and fern thousand dollars vide
" AhdsH" says one ri you touch the annuity 10 the
University Wei, we'll; cs me what you choose
see 'andals enough every where, and The University
does not seem u diminish tho number With fifteen
nous nj dollars year. she can do very well without
The help o The middle and lnerr cassrs of society
without tins she would be glad of thefr support Bot
bow shall reach The rafs Ut the eyes Of thrse To-
"hon would Tain address my feeble afguments-to
ihosr who have mos need 10 hear mel Aasl the com
Is cut off. Nhu shall GESTURE m Tie deaf
nod lie ehudi Shall We tlways ufrr the excuse that
We do noi know what they msnR Lei US 20 aud ask
them, and II they cannot tell yer, exactly. lei us
help ihrtn 10 tell patient cannot often be healed with
out hts own consen, II Is tue. Bu should the jhy-
can resort TO all his powers OF argument 10 induce
him To submit 10 the opttaon2 Or should la wait I'll
Tie patient giyesa phllo, phic description Of his
disease. and points Out The exact remedy2 Does not
lac physician often dupc him ilitle Tor his good
hougb ihs IS not 10 be recommended in any case J.
axe care government care. yea who can scr
md hear. that your pcerigibe apathy does not call
l1wn rum up1n Your heads. lake care To b. 'sc.
lshiy wise" al least. Nv hence proceeds tins great
safning soice1' says the reader Take H. sir lot what
Is worth agd ponder II. II proceeds i;um one who
Gets deeply interested IA The land OF hts nativity, and
\ M mDs leave hts Psteniy ~ be ayey.! IA as fare
be dns'u. as thousands hate bee. * n.s s4fsl az.
nin9@s P'licy mn ose "a Gbe sast g.rtsss ct t3's
afia' / setA etsiaas .'.Fss q afa sast .4i
Es-Lk Old. i
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Oct %

VIRGINIA: At rules taken in the clerks Office of the
circuit superior comt Of law and claneery, Prince
Edward county the 9Th day OF October, 1915
William Mathews and Nancy Watkins Plaintiffs,
against
Philip Watkins in his right, and executor Of Samu
el Watkins joel Watkins, Henry w. Watkins, Edward
Watkins aud Nathaniel Watkins Defendants
II CHANcERY.
The defendant Henry w. Watkins, having entered 5
appear aud given security according OF the
Assembly the rules Of this court and appe
ing that he is an nhaban this State the motion
the plaintiffs by COUNSEL it is entered es aforesaid
and accordingly rendered. that the said defendant Henry
Wat do appear rules to be taken clerks Office
ofsid court, the first Monday in January and
the pains bill, and that copy this order forth
with inserted in o the public newspapers printed
in the of Lynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY
posted at the front door Of the house this county.
A Copy-Teste,
b. WORSHAM, Ci'k
Oct % w2m
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t1tl0bie Land for Nofp.

fENlE SUBSCRIBER wishes To sell his rr, r.,
OF Land, lying in CsmpbrlI county, on Ouer
hvc', twenty mites s'nh ives, oi yuchbufg adoin,ne
the Lands OF Capt Charles Anlhony
continuing 222 acres,
About iu0 oi which are valuable river and creek law
grounds. his Land is well wa'ered and well adapted
10 the growth of tobacco and lies IN healthy ,nJ e.
able neighborhood. There viii be ab u forty hnsbo.
al wheat sovn on The psniaon this fall Pnssess,,,
can he had the st day Of January next or earlier #
cessary farther description of the Land ia d.en,od
unnecessary as any person wishing buy can examine
for themselves.
Terms liberal, and made known on applcatno 70 Tho
subscriber living IN Leesville. Campbell.
SAMUEL C. TARDY.
Sept.S o..
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Situation ESWufPd.

\ YOUNG MAN who has been for NEARLY five
n gears engaged as Deputy Clerk in the County
Court. and who procure satisfactory testimonials Of
character aud qualification wishes to obtain a situation
as Deputy IN some Cunnly. Corporoon or Dislrct
Court within the State OF Virginia.
Any communication addressed 10 4. b. A. Camnbeli
Courthouse. will be promptly attended To,
Oct. Is a.,
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FeE.sA ESTATE EOR sill r..

\ obedience 10 decree of Btdf I'd county cour pro
unuuced nj liz Apfi term. 1871 In The sun Of SharI
and vile against Andersen AID others, the undersigned
as commissioner and trustee IN said decree named inI
Ibis purpose VIII on the 9th day OF Nov 1915. on the
premises (nness si0ner dspnsed OF by private sale :,
sell at public anctipD 10 The highest bidder, The
TRACT On LAND,
owned and now occupied by 'ihomas J. Anderson neal
the Peaks Il Oer in Bedford county. and adpning the
Fancy Farm aud Mount Prospect estates. The Tract
contains
&c G 2.:s acre
considerable part OF 1t good tobacco land and well
nheied,hai OF II is cleared aud lies pretty WELL and
toIeubly well enclosed.
The terms will be one-eqhrh down in cash. the bal
anee IN two equal annual payments the purchaser wing
bond With approved security. lie TILE will be with
held until the whole purchase muucy Is paid, when .
deed with special Warranty will be made to the pur,
chaser.
~ title is indispulably good. A private sale will
be made before said sale day. If il be effected, as
the decree authurzes.
All desiring 10 purchase requested to come and
view The Land. which vi" he shown by myself residing
IN The premises. MILTON SHARP, Trustee.
Oci. 80 wiw
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I OF land said to contain
1l6 .ECRE,&.

htg an and adjoining the Tobacco row mountain
bout SIX miles from Amherst court house. on which ia.
con rec now hves as tenant, II being the same land
purchased BY said Ellis Of William H. Garland.
Also, the following other tracts ut laud described in
the said deed. as follows
one HUNDRED AND SETE.NTY ACRES
ol land on which Lindsey Burks now resides. Also.
tract OF land lying al the Pea Vine Mountain (in Am.
h"rSi adnlning Armistead's Clover Hin tract called
lu'ey place And another tract adjoining thereto for.
"oIIy owned by Walter Williams and couveved ia
In tfuc', to secure debt due to said Ellis
tom said Williams and purchased by him the said Ellis
at the sale thereof by the trustees"
Also, one other tract called Cheseady tract now in
the occupancy OF James Davis"
At the same time and place, we will sell. upon The
same terms. nnr valuable young and likely SLAVES
conveyed 10y The said deed, that is say Frankey Mar
garel and sally young women; and Preston ,oung
man. or So much OF the said properly as shall be sufi
en 10 satisfy debt secured BY the said deed and due
to the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
we believe The TILE to the said property unouesoned
nut acting as trustees we shall convey only tina, which
Is vested IN us by the deed aforesaid
ClAMPE CARTER,
JAMES GILLIAN, trustees
/. , II the llh November next. shall be rainy
DAY. the sale will be made Tuesday the 18th
OctI6 ,,7N
'ENiE MEDlCI SERIES of Italian prose, nsns,,
4 ted and edited by c. Edwards Lester,
M. The Challenge of Bare,ts.
2& 3-The Foren,ine Histories
1.-The Citizen Of Republic
For sale by
PAYNE & GREGORY.
Oct. % T.