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S;yeStl1Or,s Sale

SHALL sell publicly, al Sewind in the county Of
Hanover, late lie reSidrnc. of Archibald Goyan
deceased, On WEDNESDAY, The 81 OF January 1873
u lair, u not tie nett TAR day thereafter the par
snndl rsia. oi said Guvan, consisting of Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Plate, Plantation Utensils
stock, Crops, including four urdrd barrels If Corn
&c, ana between twenty aud thirty likely and valuable
Slaves. Among the articles 10 he sold well select
Ell ana valuable Library, mostly Of English editions,
remarkably we'll hound; several series the celebrated
prints of Hogarh, and other PRINTS, aud u splendid
gold watch NJ The best English orkmaus ship. On inc
FRIDAY following, 10 WI, on the 5;h of January.
lei9, TAR, II mol the far day thereafter shall
self on The premise that valuable property known
"Govdn'> 5lili, formerly "Macun's Mill, situated on
the New bridge Road about miles from the cry az
Richmond seven from the old Church, and fifteen iron,
Hanover Court House, together with about twenty
acres Of land thereto attached and Immediately there
alter about thirty three acres OF land thereto adjoining
The improvements Of the Mill property consist Of
laftr Corn and Flour Mil, with all necessary appnrte
nancrs for manufacturing new aud valuable saw
Miil, and turning lathe and fixtures, all situated
nevrr.ihins stream of water Biarksmith's shop,
Dwelling House and Kitchen This property NAV 20
made exceedingly valuable for manufacturing pur-
poses TO any energetic and eniefpfising individual.
THRss ~ S.LE--Of tile personal property For the
slaves cash. For The other person Il property credit
81 six months will he gwen for suns over ten dollars;
but bonds with unqnrsnnar security VIII hr required
before thr property Is removed. For oi ten dol.
lara and under, cash VIII he required.
or 1HE Real PRoPrHty-F"r the Mill property
twelve hundred dollars IN cash the balance In two
equal payments Of eight and sixteen months, the pur
CHASER executing bond wiih approved security. aud
deed G trust on the premises IL the credit pay
mrnts Foo the thirty three acres adjoining the Nl
one thrd viii br required IN cash, the balance a
credit and security similar 10 that required for the Mill
property believe the title 10 the foregoing property
he perfect, but shall convey such title only vested
IN Inc As Executor. g w. RICHARDSON,
Executor Of Archibald Gov an deceased.
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METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.

VAIN opPo9isS A@AShahSS Doon'
A I this Establishment be found general and
n well selected assortment OF STATIONERY and
FANCY GOODS, which will be sold at q moderate ad-
vance upon the cost-consisting in part rs follows:
Fooscap and Letter Paper, plain and ruled, of varl-
GUS qualities
A lot of beautiful Note Paper, different patterns,
sizes and qualities
Envelopes of all sizes and qualities; Tissue Paper
Drawing Paper; Bristol Boards; Bottng Paper
Enveloping Paper; Hardware Paper; Bonnet Boards
Perforated Boards; Enameled Cards; Visiting Cards
Printers Cards; Painted Motto Cards
Black Lead Pencils, Slate Pencils plain and IN cedar
Sand Boxes; Black Sand; lnkstands, n great variety
Wafer Cups; WATERS and Sealing Wax
Portfolios, extra and fine; Music Portfolios
Alabasier Caskets; do. Paper Weights
Letter Clips; Bill Files; Bill Head Boxes
Post Office Boxes; Card Racks; Calendars
Steel Pens; Gold Pens; Papetres beautiful article
Scented Satche,s; Pen Holders; Water Colors
Mathematical Instruments; School States, all sizes
Porcelain States; EveIpointed Leads
Pearl, Ivory and Bone Folders
Motto Waters, great variety; Wafer Stamps
Black Blue and Red Ink; Pearl and Shell Card Cases
Red Tape Flat and Round Rulers; Quills
India Ink; do. Rubber; Rosewood Desks
Rosewood Work Boxes Pen Makers, an exc. article
IndelibIe Ink; Ivory Tablets
Blank Books of every description; Newspaper Files
English TwiRe; Adhesive Paper Bands
Sponge Blotting; Parallel Rulers
Pocket Diaries for '49
Pen and Pocket Knives; Scissors, &c &c.
Dec l5-eo6t LEROY LEE, Assistant Agent.
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
WOrCeSIer,s Pianos!

From the Home Journal, 25th November
xHTORCESTER'S PIANOS.-We were invited few
w days ago to examine the Piano Forte Warerooms
Of Mr.. II. Worcester, in the Third Avenue, where we
the material of the instruments in every stage Of
progressinn from the rough boards TO the highly finish
ed and eXquisitely toned ornament of the pdro AS
workman, SIR Worcester has had great experiences and
his instruments known and appreciated in every
part OF the land. We advise readers, IL time and
opportunity offer, to take view of the internal arrange
ments of Mr.. WIS extensive aud admirable manufac-
tory.
The New York Commercial Advertiser of the 9th
November copies the above. and says
'We agree with the above, from Morris and Willis's
Home Journal, most decidedly, and we claim to know
something about the matter. Mr. Worceser's pianos
unsurpassed In purity and volume tone, and finish
Of mechanical execution.
DRINKER & MORRIS,
SOLE AGENTS FOR WORCES TER,
Have Just opened FIVE Of his superior Piano Forles,
ceived by the schooaers Marietta Burr and Virginia.
By the schooners Manchester and Fair, daily eIpsct
ed, they will be in receipt of others, and shall continue
choice manufacture. From the high reputation Of Mr..
Worceslers Pianos at home, evinced from the nl.
merous notices of the press Of New York city, and OF
written testimonials from own citizens, purchasers
NAV rest assured that In his manufacture they obtain
an instrument OF the highest order OF make.
Our terms will be fouRd as ibeial aud as fair as can
be obtained in any Of the Northern cities.
Professors, amateurs and the public are invited 10 e4.
anime our assortment.
~ TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Mr.. J S. Thurston, long and favorably known among
US as experienced and superior Tuner and Repairer
of Piano Fores, Is employed in our establishment, and
will attend To any orders left at our store.
DRINKER & MORRIS,
Dec Publishers and Booksellers.
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NEGROES WANTrDt

THE subscribers wish hire, Tor the year ls49 one
hundred and fifty able bodied NEGRO MEN. To
work their contract, on the James River and IA.
nawha Canal in the county Of Rockbridse, two aud Il
half miles from the Natural Bridge. For choice hands,
they will give 500 each per annnm, and pay the hire
quartery-cothe, feed and house them we'll, and re-
Them free from all Doctors bilisor, il preferred
by the owners 10 receive the hire b. the month, We
will pay for such men, for the months of January Feb
ruary, March, November and December at the rates
$40 per month; for the months of April, May and Ocio
her, Sl2 per month; and for the other months, June Jul
ly, August and September, Si3 per monih-the month
TO consist oftwenty-six working days. In this
will feed and house the hands WE'LL and will also pay
the Doctors bills, if any.
We believe our work and location il as healthy a
any portion of the State We have had in our employ
ment, from April TO October of the present year, about
two hundred hands, and have had solitary case of
fever is testified by the certificates of Messrs. 10.
seph GLASGOW, Peter A. Sailing, Richard J. Wright, =
whose lands we have worked all the year and by
Drs J. s. Watson and j. NJ. Steel who reside near
works, and have done all the practice in neghbcr
hood. our work Is unusually light and dry, with hut
little rock TO encounter; and shanlies of the best
kind.
Should any gentleman, a number Of them /.
bined think proper raise force OF thirty and
upwards, they may send with them white Of in
dusrloris aud steady habits, who shall have the
troll Of the force with him, exclusively, and To
whom we will pay salary Of $500 and his board for
the year. GEO + GUY,
RICII'D RElNS.
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w E K " T. II
PAS SEU
Miss LUDLOW
To conclude with The Vaudeville OF
He's Not a MIsS.

BOXES ONE DOLLAR
sS Doors open al hali-past o'clock-com-
ueace al I. O'Clock, precisely.
u An efficient Police is engaged.
UCK's OFFICE, Corner OF Main and 18th
IL Streets.
,.a For this day-sl3,5oo Capital prize, prizes
s'OS 10 Of 400, &C. 10 Nos, Is drawn. Tick
A Splendid Lottery!
., tSMGorrow- SIS, 600 IN ) ot2,500 each. Tick.
,;a IN. Dollar Lo,tery-s3, 500, 20 OF 500, &c.
nsnes prizes. Dec %
eRLEYs OFFICE, No. lo., East Main
Ho! for HURLEY's OFFICE, where gold
cs 'a oe found and no mistake! HURLEY sold
m ~. :, Two prizes every day last week-hef's Two
Drawn Nos Monongalia Lottery. Glass II:
d v 80 36 5 So As 80 Is 10
.,t tisse', NOS 80 5S-a prize of Sl25 sold
70 % Day Frida, -vi,sioia s, ae8L La;'ely,
Class 49, Capitals: SIC foo : 600 4 600 / 500
8 Of 500, Of 300, 8 Of $50 &C. 7S No LII.
'ery, ID drawn ballots. v;cue,s al halves 8
ours. i-entie packages 10 Cav onIv S23 war.
TAINTED 10 draw back at least Sle rs making The
'sS only $40 25-a rare chance
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, c,asss 80.
81 as 10 80 As Al 26 "a % 20 81
:, HURLEY has on sale Tickets 10 the slor;o,.
,ale Small Fry for this week-Capi,al Pr.
s4.oo0, &c. Tickets Sl-packages $50
warranted TO draw back - IS al least. All per,
cons 10 want OF money must call al HURLEYS
ortlCE, where, for small investments, large re-
'uIns are generally received Dec %
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Dr. f.. ID. Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, Is
still relieving and positively curing-of the following
forms of dissase-eght out OF ten who apply TO him,
and who have been pronounced incurable-Scrofua,
White Swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, AZ
fections of the Liver, Ague and Fever, Scnd Head,
Ulcerous Sores of long standing, letter Cancer, Lep-
rosy Palsy st. vitus' Dance, Wens Coughs. and Az
ection Of the Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Structure, Mercurial
Disease and all forms of disease peculiar TO females
such as Fuer Aibus, Prolapsus Uteri Sc. &C. He has
treated several hundred cases Of Rheumatism, and
failed in FIVE only where the rene were energetic
ally applied in eecting entire cure Persons sui
ferne from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved.
Reference the most satisfactory, can be had. Office
No. 3, Wall street, under the City Hotel.
Nov S-rwtf
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Negro Hiring and General
Agency.

THE subscribers having heen, for many years,
gagged "a General Agents IN thu Guy, again oiTrr
their services 10 their former patrons and 10 The pubic
generally for The collection of claims of every descp
non, renting out houses and receiving Tie rents hiring
out negroes, collecting their hires and disposng n
them at public private sale. They also sell real pro-
perry, town or country, and purchase slaves com
mission For The pTompinrss and fidelity with which
they attend 10 business they refer 10 the citizens Of
Richmond generally, and particularly 10 The following
2entlemrn-ylz:
Gen VIM Lambert Mayor; Bernard Peytnn, WIN II
Richardson, Jas Heath, Auditor; George W Munfurd
VIM n Thos Richie, Nosely 6 Elliott, VIM Sands,
Nicholas Mills, Jaln Rutherford, Andrew Stevenson
John Patton, Webb Bacon &. Baskerville. Archibald
Peasants, Williams, Claiborne & Co, Jas Caskr. John
& Ilnbsnn John J. Tate, Dunlop MoLcur- j. Go, John
FERGUSON, II W + FRY, fhos 4 Cha- Ellis, Lolln
Elicit. PHILIP NJ TABB & SON,
Office on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank
B-Persuns wishing To place servants un Ter our
control for the ensuing year woult consult their inter
est by giving early notice thereof accompanied by
list of the servants and statement of their chaiac
tiers and qualifications, and by sending them 10
practicable, the Christmas week is the most avora-
BILE time for hiring.
Owners nj n distance may avoid the trouble and eS-
pense OF coming to town wall servants by sending
them TO our address, after having previously advised
Of the time and mann1r If sending them, TINT
may be IN readiness 10 secrve them, their arrival,
NJ the time and place designated, and have them
placed where they will be comfortably provided for til
hired out.
We snpernend through the year all servants hired
out by Us, and in of illness pay special attention
10 their being promptly furnished the necessary me!i-
cal aid. r NJ TaBB & SON.
dec lief
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EDUCATION.
Eeappahanr,O:k Acadc.aly,

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THE next session OF this Institution will commence
on Monday. the 9Th January. l54s, and continue
until the last of July.
The course OF instruction will embrace, as hereto
fore, all the studies Of thorough English Classical
ana Maihem1tlcal Education, together with Military
Tactics This latter branch Is under the charge of
tuie, who has been especially selected for that pose
as well take charge of the Mathematical DEPART
nient.
ihis situation combines within itself unusual adVan-
ti:rs The location is progerbal for being perfectly
healthy al all seasons Of tie year high aud dirv and
surrounded with abundance of shade; lie buildings
erected expressly for the purposes ofthe school, THREE IN
number, are all built of brick with lecture rooms and
library To0l and dormorrs, sufficient for seventy.
hoarders. There Is excellent library, of seven hum
dred volumes, 10 which the students have free access
TERMS Payable half in advance and remainder NJ
close OF Tuition and Board, including Fuel AMI Wash
Ing per scholastic year Of ten monihs-Sessinn $780,
or Sg for the next session of sryen months BEDDING
and Lights, when furnished by the Principal, $40.
7. o. of the SCHOOL, Rappahlnnock Academy, Caro-
line county, Virginia
GEO. G. BUTLER. a NJ, Principal.
RErEREScEs:-George Fitzhugh,' Esq, Port Royal;
Esq, DR.. F. Fairfax. King George; Hon. WILLOW hby
Sewtan, DR.. Jos. Wheelwrisht,. Ro Mayo IT,. Esq,
q. w. Lewis. Esq, " estmoreIand DR.. Jeff. Minor.
Essex; VIM +. Taylor ESQ, Caroline; WIN. J. Dckin-
son, ESQ.,, Spntsy vania Ten. Sam II. Lewis Rock
lngham; VIM. BloIhains ESQ.,, Tallahassee, Florida; F.
w sral.ury,. ESD. Norfolk; Capt VIM G'een.- United
STA les Navy; Rev. WIN. Friend. Port Royal; Rev Alrx
Shras, Georgetown; Rev. II ~ Denlson Williams
burGi Hon. Dan Watrous, Alabama; Captain James
Magets Southampton.
Gentlemen who have sons wards al the lnstitu-
ton. Dee. l2-2aW2W&W tl5Jan.
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STATIONS Office,

-
~ MoND. VIRGINIA ~ " = : :, '''0'
Let all the world say whatthry can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, 1870, Dec I6:
10 48 60 Sc 3 So So 81 81 81 80 So 40.
Ticker, Nos. 81 40 81, capital, sold and paid
by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, No. IS, Dec. l6:
81 81 10 "a % / 40 80 81 81 81 90 SO 46 III.
Ticket, Nos. II 81 81, prize OF $3.50 both
Whole, Nos. 81 q 81, do. 100 sold
and paid by STRATUM.
81 81 SO l "a IS 80 Ia II rs 26 "a IL.
Ticket, Nus. ID 80, prize OF 500, sold and
paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. 81, Dec. 30:
81 as 10 80 IS Al 26 A % 30 81.
Whole, Nos 10 a 81. prize OF $1,000,
both sold and paid BY sTRATToN.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Embellishments, No. 10 Capitas:-slG, 900,
5000 1000, 800, Of 500 &c. rs Nos, 2 drawn
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters 1.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-sussex, Extra, No. 1873 Capitalist
$4,000, 1000, 600, SC. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves 30 CTS; quarters a5cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER!
GRAND SCHEME!
$50 600 Capital IS 900 lowest 3 No. prize
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Class No. e. for ls4s
he drawn Saturday, December 23d. 10 No. Lottery
-l2 drawn ballots. Prizes: S5o,00n, 10000, 10000,
10 900, 24 of 0O0 ct Of 300 &c. Tickets sl5-sares
in proportion.
Virginia eeshurg Lottery, Class No. 7s for ls4s,
be drawn nj Alexandria Saturday Dec. -. Is No.
Lottery-la drawn ballots. Splendid Schemes Si5,-
2s2 of 9O00 of 5000 10 of $780, 10 Of 200, 30 Of
600, 30 Of 300, &c. Tickets SlO; halves 5; qrs So
Orders or Packages Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets In all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended to, and drawings sent when requested Please
address ordersto NJ STRATTON,
Dec l5 Richmond. Va
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LOTTERIES.
l. a I'M bert,s once.

- - AaA ~ Z ~ LII T. e
I'm Fourteenth Street, under the EXCHANGE Hotel.
I'homAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
ana the public In general, that he has commenced
ne business of Lottery Broker In the Office ton I4,h
street, underline Exchange Hotel) formerly occupied
oS U. M. aoyt. and recently bv E. B. Pendleton.
Drawn Nos SUSSEX, Glass II, Nov. Both:
So 81 81 81 40 ID 6 68 % SO 10 GO 66 %.
Whole Ticket 20 &c SO. prize oil 81 600 sent
to this Off e.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, 81, Dec. IA:
81 | 60 al 81 81 u 50 % IS "a
Whole ticket, % 81 II, prize OF $500, SEM.
TO this Office.
TODAY
FRIDAY-T'he Virginia MonongaIia Lottery Class
No. ~ Capitals $4,000 5000, 1000, sc. Is Nos Is
drawn. Tickets S4i halves 9; quarters l.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex county
lDelaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 1888 Capitalist
$4,000, &C. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Ticketssl halves 50
Cts; quarters25 C.
Saturday Evenng-Saes close al O'Clock.
MAGN iFICENT SCHEmE!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass T.. Capitals
S5UOOO. 80 900, 30 900, 10 000 COO 2l3 2I4 of 900
being the lowest3 No. prizes, 81. 70 Nos, 70 drawn
Tickets Sl5-sllares in proportion.
90 Orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets or shares In the above any Of Maui
~ q Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 10 $40 fortcke
Wllreceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant udyenturers
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond Va.
ac- Recollect No.3-stThere's luck in odd numbers
says Rory 0'More" Dec Is
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SVasBlimgfO,a Acadeuny.

TUE undersigned having associated for The purpose
OF establishing in the town OF Washington an In
stltitInn extensive scale than heretofore give
notice that they will open, the 9Th Of January lsi9
and viii terminate the first session the 18th of July
The second session viii commence the LIST of Sep
trmbrr, and terminate on the 2Gth of December.
This School Is designed afford pupils an oppurtt.
nifty 10 obtain thorough and liberal education. The
subjects embraced in the plan of instruction will be:
list. Ancient and Modern l.angulses-viz: the lie
brew, Greek, Latin, French, German, Spanish and
Italian Languages and Literature, Ancient and Modern
History, SC.
The Languages will be taught win a constant E:y-
mulogicai reference 10 the English, sysIrmalica and
thorough knowledge of the structure and material of
the attBr being an important branch of Modern Educa
ton. All the languages will he taught after manner
OF the most approved high schools in this country and
In Europe-viz by oral and written exercises, and
TRANSACTIONS made from the English into the respective
ancient Modern Ian uase; aso by examinations and
questions on the best text books.
The French aud German heng spoken by one of the
Principals pupils who may desire 10 obtain facility in
converslng III those languages will have ample OPP
portunty afforded them.
2d English Grammar, Geography, Composition, Flo
cution, Book Keeping, Mathematics, "a liberal course
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy &c., &c.
Mr. Grays0n will also have Female School ICON
Quoted by a lady of exprrience and h.h literary attain
mrns,) IN which young ladies will be instructed in all
The branches of an English Education, Modern Ian.
guages, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Needle Work,
Drawing, &C.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes without an ex
TIA charge. Piann and Guitar a, the usual rates.
Mr.. Grays0n bases his claim 10 the public patronage
on the fact OF his having conducted this Academy for
number Of years In the satisfaction Of his employers
Mr. Marrtrns refers 10 Professor HARRISON Of The Uni
versity OF Virginia, I'm whose family he has taught and
given entire satiSfacton.! Also 10 Professors WIN. B
and Robert G. Rogers, Of the same Institution, the Hon.
Judge Cranch, ot Washington City, aud many other
gentlemen of distinction and learning
Washington Is situated Al the base OF the Blue Ridge,
Is remarkably healthy place and there no hanls
OF vice within its peaceful borders. The society Of
Rappahannock Is Of the first order.
TERMS-For board. washing fuel, light, &c, item
monlhs SIS The tuition fees will range from Sill
$50, with extra charge for Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, &c BOARD 10 he paid half yearly in advance.
Additional information can he obtained hy addressing
The Principals, WIN will furnish circulars containing an
accurate statement Of all expenses.
w GRaYS0S,
II w MAERTENS, A NJ.
tJ The male and female pnpii. viii room in arpa.
rate buildings hut eat ut The table, thereby seCur
Ing advantages that will be duly appreciated by parents
Mashinglnn RInnaIlannncE en- Va l-cllI
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
KING WILLIAM COUNTY
The Hing William Mills

UNDER DEEDS IN TRUST.
by virtue OF several deeds OF trust executed by
ID William Sizer-the first to John Powell and Rich
ard + TnmpkinI, tthe latter not signing acknow
Lodging same J dated 23i day OF July, lett, and
the second John Pow ell dated the 9th day Of April
ci6 for the purpose Of securing certain sums OF money
therein mentioned and the payment OF certain bonds
therein fully specified, due 10 Henry fimberIak--ahd
both Of due record IN the Clerks Office OF King VII
liam County Court, ! shall. on TUESDAY, tue 2GIh
day of December sI-. at II O'Clock, NJ, moon pro-
coed 10 SELL public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash. on the premises, the following real estate,
aud very valuable proprrty--io WI:
The King William Mills, formerly known az tho
Saw Mill ), with all the apparatus and appurlrnances
thereunto belonging, win fifty i've and quarter
Of land mur1 less thereto attached situated
directly on the public roai leading 10 TompkIns' and
Dabney's Ferry, on the Pamunkry uver, IN IN. said
county of King William and Parish of -. DaVid;-and,
should the day above mentioned prove Indictment
10 render IL mprudrnt aud improper IN the judgment
and opinion the Trustee. To sell the sale VIII be
timed and TAKE place the next ar day thereafter,
nj the same Il effected AT the same place and hour.
Believe the title 10 the above described property 10
be- good and unqur,tiGnabe; tut, acing as Trustee,
shall only convey such title a ~ vested in by the
trust deeds aforesaid
| will only add, that the above described Mill and
property is considered very valuable, and well worthy
the ate nlon Of capitalists
JOHN POWELL, Trustee.
Enfield King William, Nov. 24-cwtds