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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-27
F'on The Uadingfon Uaion If Sal u,riav. Sent Is 1910
II CAWNEr system OF ~ESPlnN

II our papers at Tuesday we alluded 10 the system Of
espionage established IN this courtry by The Csptain-G e-
NEAL 1T Cubs. fr the purpose Of detecting The Republic
raiis 81 that island who may come here for business +, r for
plrasufe. That infamous sysem psiyades our Society
like the Invisible miasma arising from pu,rd and onison-
ois matter, which hears disease and death upop its w,ncs
Like peslllsntial efluvia, the agents of iiis de,es,a5le
system. devised by drspois for the betrayal and persecu.
lion of The frirnds Il lib lty, are every where present
although secret aud invisible. They IuIlow our cs,,stens
minge IN our : ciely, listen 10 our conversation, ear nj our
tables, aud yet they are not known. We are not coosri,us
That The base betrayer Is circum venting as. and ptutiipo
nur ruin. MS such a vile system, that The Gsoyernof
o"snerl et Cuba. aud very possibly the Enperurs of
Russia and Austria. have established in this republican
land. iot ierreilng nut the friends Of iIeedom, IN order
that they may send them 10 Dungeons ard death, If they
should Happen 10 venture back 10 their native country
Il Is the must abominable of all the devices of tyrants .
u ihiuses The Whole atm sphere Of social life will, nv
fPci'sy and tfeaehery. leading 10 the bases, crimes, and
ihi1isiefing I" the must profound aud cohsumnate despa.
I'm
Yet. in his republican country. no, onl, has sucl, :,
deiesisnle system OF espionage been established bv The
Oovernor-C enrral Of Cuba, but our own government, Mn,
caofnft "i ueneTal Taylor, has instituted a system al
secret inquiry and surveillance, hearing in priocinle s,,ooo
resemblance 10 the sys EN- Of espionage resorted TO BIZ tho
despots oil the European governments. Some weeks MO
we mentioned the fact that the Pust Master t;sne,,I
Jac,b Cuilainer. had Instituted such a system. e., ,Le
pufdose OF 'eurtng oot The political opinions. and the 81,
cnins'ances with regard la property, of clerks employpd
10 his department.. Mr.. Meredith. Secretary of The
Treasury. has. we understand instituted a similar avs
TEN u secret espionage. And il is believed tina, Ihus
f1wing and the other Secretaries have restored Ia III,
ssnss praciic-, in order 10 ferret out The pnli,ical opinions
And pfcnDiafy circumstances Of their clerks. Some q
these sfcfe'afies. ~ their subordinatps, have admi,,e,
the tact tirat Committees If Wings very protablv IN,
Rough aad Ready Club-have been commissioned an,
employed "a such shameful and Infamous service
These CONS iitees have made secret inquiry as 10 III
ap'ui'i's snd sentiments which the victims. whom The,
have designed Ex decapiia,ion, have EXPRESSED a !, .n,s;
tzIned. 80 inmate 70 this system, that all the rriy,,
a6a'fs Il the dA"ned clerks are inquired into. asce,tain,d
and sslssted 70 the S.esstafy ofih Depastm.ni L, ~hic
lie tsl'ags. Aud ihe iiist he kn,ws, he Is inlofmed Ii,
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AGENCY OF
DIR. =. >. FtCh'S Celebrated .uedicineS,

I Used by him with such distinguished success in the cure
~ OF Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, GonorrhGa, Piles, Female Complaints, sc.
Sc.-Also, Or. S. s. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, lnhaling Tubes, ard Lectures on Consumption.
and the art nj preservng Life and Health to Old Age, Sc.
JOHN II SEAN has been appointed agent for the sale OF
The above Goods, and will keep them constantly on hand al
his Drug Store, Lynchburg, Virginia,
81. Dr. fitch's " Guide Book to lnvalids, and Directions
for Promoting Health, and Instructions TO Mothers, in the
Management OF Children" may be had, gratutously, by
calling for it at the Stors as above. An extremely valuable
Book.
Aug. J3-tSC
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INNcuBuRG, It'll mo, %, 1919.
Respected Friend l hereby certify, that on the 18th inst
| was taken with a diarrhna. About 5 O'Clock IN the evening
the disease became very vio,er', accompanied with Nom ing
AT this time | commenced ,aking the Anti-Spasmodic EMF,
a dose of which, in consequence of the Won ting, renamed at
first hut a few minutes on my stomach. However, every dose
afforded me relief, and | perscycrcd in taking ii till about 2
o'clock in the morning, when the diarrhGa and vomiting
ceased, and my feeling became 50 improved that l slept com
fortabl, ir the balance oithe night. About : o'clock in the
morning, feeling some uneasincss, | took gnothcr dose oil the
Elixir, which Afforded entire relief. At this time am quite
free from any symptom of the disease. 1t may be proper To
state. that took in all four doses. l have great confidence
in the Elixir in all cases . nilar to NINE.
From what | have understood as to Asiatic Cholera, my
disease had some of its characteristics. The vomiting was
violent and copions. The discharges from the bowels were
copious aud very watety, and towards the last became as
white a, buttcrmilk ard quite irothy. My eyes became
much enlarged and my skin turned blue. My surface was coy
cred with a cold ,clammy sweat. During The action OF the dis
ease, | had no spasms, but on the next morning had cramps
in my legs. Thy friend, respectfully,
kElIrA b.
One ofthc proprictors ofthe 81. ynchburg Ni,ginian y
To David II. Lyman,
Iynchburg, Va.
P.S In consequence OF a bronchitis, with which | was at
tackled while Young, | have for many years been in teobl,
health, and particularly so for the last 6 or S years. ! men
ton this fact to do away any apprehension OF injury from ia
king the Elixir, which feeble persons may entertain,
July 26-tsit X r.. r..
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DEPARTMENT OF Sr.rr

AsHINGroN, Sept. II, 1919.
SIR The President has devolvel upon me The duty Of
announcing 10 You that the Government of the United
States will hold no further correspondence with con "a
the Minister Of France and thai the necessity. which
has lmpel'ed him 10 take This step al the present moment,
has been made known to your Government. IN coinmu-
nicaiing The Prt sidenPs determination IN regard TO your
self presumably, | avail myst If Of he occasion to add that
due attention will be cheertuIly given 10 any cornmunica.
Iions fmm the Gnyenn emf Of France. affecting the inter
ests Of our respective Re nblics, which may reach iii,
Department through any other channel. Your owl Gov
einment will be able to explain to you The reasons which
have influenced The American FIX, culive in DELAYING The
present communication until this peripd.
The President has instructed me further to say, that
every proper facility for quitting the United States will
bo promptly given, at any moment When you may be
pleased 10 signify That il is your desire 10 return To
France.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant.
JOHN. NJ. CLAYTON.
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I H CALICO MILL
AT RICHMOND.

; now m complete running order, having been thoroughly
fso'hits'nee the ire oi 1887. The undersigned will pay
at all times, during the present a liberal nr;r,' IA,
Wheat Tor shipment 10 this mill.
BENZ, +, ShcKFTr,
Hus' o-"oWh On the Basin.
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"ANTI-SPASMODIC ELIXIR.

vJNiIE SUBSCRIBER having received from several per
L sons OF high standing in this place assurances oi the good
effects OF his Elixir, begs leave to offer the follow g certih
cate, as evidence, that ne does not desire to impose any rem
edy upon the public W Ithout merit.
Very respectfully,
ID II. LYMAN.
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We have no room for comment.
Mr.. dc 1'ocqaeriNe 10 Mr.. Rush.
Translation

PARIS, August 9, 1919.
SIR | have received. with the letter which YOU dill
me the honor 10 write t, me on the 9TH OF last month, the
copy of the cOrresp nndence which has taken place be
tween the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Of the
UnIled States and the Minister of France at Washing
ton, upon the suhj"ct OF two claims, winch the latter had
been charged TO present to the Federal Government; one
against the irregular detention of the French shin 'Eu-
genie, by Commodore Carpenter, off Vera Cruz and
the other for The purpose ofasking FIR an iudenni fca rion
in favor If Nj. Porl. a French merchant. fur the abroo,-
non OF the sale oil a certain qnanHty OF tobacco struck
off to him by the commander OF the American forces at
Puebla.
these two aftaifs, having hitherto been discuss ed at
w Washington where they are To be concluded, it is not
my province To examine their merits. Besides | am inn
certain OF The integrity of the Government of The Union
10 doubt, that 1t VIII ultimately acknowledge every claim
bounded in right and, on lis part, it cannot think that
the French Government allows itself to be drawn by the
desire OF protecting It's subject, 10 support prelensions, The
justice If which has not been demonstrated tot
These sentiments of reciprocal confidence being of a
nature TO avert aud prevent, in the discussions of private
interests, those suscepnbililies and Misunderstanding
which cannot tail 10 complicale them, we have seen
with as much establishment as regret the turn. w hich the
communications exchanged between our Envoy and Mr.
Clayton have taken. Even before had received the
letter, which you have written me to call my attention to
Them, NJ. Poussln had transmit ed comic, of them tn me
had been painfully impressed 10 find in Thai c,rresnnn
dence a tone If acerblty aud harslness very LILLE cam
Portable Ia the friendly relations between the two conn
ines; hat ought 10 say, without entering into useless
denominations, without seeking for the side whence the
inst injuries proceeded. it had appeared to me that this
observation was not alone applicable 10 the letters written
by the Minister of France.
M. Ponssln, doubtless misconstruing some expressions
in lh"se which have been addressed to him By the Sec
rotary of State, believed he saw in them a want of re-
speci, Tor which he may have manifested his resentment
with TOO much spirit; but, If passage Of his letter Of The
-oi April may have hurt Mr.. Claytun. it seems to me
thai there is no lnnger any ground To take advantage OF il
against him after he has conserved to Withdraw il. and he
has given a pretty signal proof nf his conrlliatory spiri. in
sustaining from adimad version upon an expression in the
answer addressed 10 lin by thai Minister ON the 2l.t Of
Apul, which. estimated with a certain degree of snscep.
o"y, m'gh, nave seemed 10 be rather an imperious sum
mons than a diplomatic Invitation.
Fuehernofe, sir, ii is not necessary for nc 10 tell you
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thai ! entirely concur in the o%pinipn. which yoa e,,,s.
upon not desiaiing III Lego;ia ions frun the observance
AID iorns Of a l.n-,olrii eJnri-s,.
invite NJ Ponssin n-v-r Il, faag.t ii,is rule in n.
iercourse "iih the Gi"enmpnt of The l. .iied States ,ns
am sure. 'ha'. if t no rccirrocaied, The olrsei vance ot - =
VIII be rendered easy To him.
Receive, sir. the assnranee of ihe high consi1era,i.,
WIN whl''l' ] have The holior 10 be-, your very humble
and very ubedienl servant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

IN observation-disclosures AT Rules held In the
L Clerks Office Of lie Superior Cour oil Ihanrefy "i
thr richmond Circuit, the 9th day of August isi9
Robert Pickett in his own right, a. nevisee ana esa
49,, and az sol. surviving executor Of George Pickett,
drcra ed Margaret |. lIeth late PcSeu as daughter
and leratee AMI devisee of said Georte; Thomas ynch
Hamilton and Margaret his VIE, ,aae MAI, ha.sa ,,,
le,h Henry Ieih, Lavlnia iieth, tne ihrts AZ
NAMED being children of said Margaret l. ie anu irf
husband, Jeln Isth, deceased Ezaheln lie.n !"n'
He,h. Kitty llrth, Caroline he.h STOCKTON .'Ia" '
Fanny 4 'Iieth and Mary Ann tleth, the seven iasl
named be ne also children of said John ana Margaret
l. and iufauls under the age OF tweniy-one years ~
inu by their next friend, the said Maisarel " -.
William NJ Harrison and Caroline his WIFE, iate NV
line Lambert; W Iam Lambert, George Lanipei' u !,
John Lambert, the last four named being chhufe, W
Mary Ann Lambert, late Pickett dree eas, % in
m era,ee and GrviSte Of said George flckc'', WI" ~
trrmarried with William Lambert; Ddvia l.amoei, '
SALLY Lambert the two last named being alSn e,u'e
of the said Mary Ann and her husband ni',nn'
brtt and infants under The age "t tWrhl. un. -
,,.,nc hv their next friend, William HARRISON aio,e'
sa d: Iiren Pickett, widow of George ~ CO.
ceased and devlsee ana u md Marsare, his
,y,ss late Margaret Pickett, daughter oI sau 49," , II
Pickett; John Pickett CaIlatine anu NJ saJ
pie. eli The three last named being a'so a. ~
1:so-re and Helen his wife, and inlanls uuT ~,
a - ,wsnivone wears suing hy their ae1t iisnu' wy
as id I,sn r Pietelt john siacmardo ana virginia
his wife, late Virginia Picket, =, 1a dsscsased
and derisee Of said George Plaintiffs
Jacob Barne, cure Burne. Caroline e,ne nss'
Duke, and Other -, havnn entered their
and gwen security, according 70 The act .,
and ne rule. S h s. cGu rs aHn
BY satisfactory evidence ina. nIn sy That the said de-
"ans d" at the rules be held S, nad ' ana
Court on the s, Monday in Noyemo seany Of tbs or
the bills Of the plaintiffs anu .aas published
In the city Of Richmond for .Ys sn,s n
and posted at the font door Tests,
the said city. A Co" R0RERTs Clerk
hug9-cw2m
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN LOU
JSA COUNTY. FOR SALE.

PURSUANT To decree Of The Circuit, Superior
Court of Law ana Chancery for HE county OF
Iousa pronoInced on the i6!h "f April, lsit, me
case Of Shelton Shelton lhe unhersishsu appoint
81 Commissioner therein, will proceed 10 SELL on thr
prra, ses, on lhs hrd day OF October next u iair,
and II not on the first fair day thereafter, al Tue hor
Of ii o'clock 4. ~, Tract Of Land situated IN tns
lnwer end of lhr county of Louisa near 10 Jones
formerly Shron'si Mill, and adjnnns ths iand. oi
81 Lloyd. Meredith and Jones, beng the
land al which John Shelton Jr, died possessed, ah
containing. hy n surrey of David Richardson, tour
hui nared and fifty aud half acres rms tract ui
land hes for hung distance on the S"u'h Anna RIVER
ms Oil il large portion o: valuable low grounds, ana
a large pIopnfnn Of good high Land. originally NEST
Irnl and su scepilhr Of high improvements. the
situation Is very heahy, aud IN good neie laaihoou
the terms OF sale aTe:-A sufficient sam al money
In cash TO eiray all expenses connected VIA The sas
and the balance in two equal nstancnis al one ana
iwu wears from the day Of sale, secured by bonds WIN
approyed security bearing Interest from their date
mi Ia be endorsed their back that, II The prinGpi
he ruuctuay paid the hack interest siii be irihslira
and the legal lille Ia be retained Is iuttErr security
The purchaser will have the privilege oil sowing
eron oi wheat or doing any Other work on tue arm
ms FALL but full possession canaoi be gwen uh ne
"'s''1' " WALTER { SHELTON,
.,r oJ-cw6w Commissioner.
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FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
ChEDpcWa Farm.

TIME terms of sale Of this Farm made last Sep'em
| Der no, having been complied with, il Is again o.
frred THIS Farm is amongst the most valuable ~ tue
county IL lies within Two miles Of the kappahah-
mock river and canal, seven miles OF the Village "l
Wau.n;on aud between -four ana five of The farln'cr
White Sulphur Springs it contains between nine nun
ur.d and one Thousand acres; the greater portion ~
which is the fine red sul, ceueray found III that c"h
IT, with large portion of line bottom meadow aiin,
rendering the Farm admirably adapted Tor gram ana
for grazing; several good springs, with hne stream
runnln. through the Whole Farm.
The improvements 4 comfortable pam ffm-
house Barn, stables, Cabins. &C. each having hrrh
recently put in repair. Not distant from these -
an elevated site for the erection of such better hui
inps as n PROPRIETOR might prefer commanding lu'i
view If the whole Farm The location OF this Farm
renders desirable property; lis proximity the canal
tnthe village oi Warrenton and the White sulphur
springs aurdlng than usual facilities oi health
and o. society; and by the canal cheap ana ready ac-
cess to market for all its products. The terms VIII be
as liberal is most purchasers could well desire Eos
session given any time "a SUIT the purchaser, win
desi:ab. arrangement to the putting IN growing crop
Purchasers wishing 10 view the Farm. are referred
10 Edmund Rose. Esq, tnow The occupant, Charles
Chiffon or Jones Green Esqrs residents within few
miles, orto JAMES FOATAlNE Of Hanover,
Z THORNTON Of Fredericksburg,
Aug l7-ctf Executors of A + Rose, deceased
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r,1sINEsS nv RICHMOND.

The side walks oil our streets are neu W."
boxes, and The stores OF our merchants oVe''''I.
;.o with rich and valuable asso:tmeh's o' eo'us
If rvety variety OF ,mes;ic manufacture as wen
as direct imporalions. II would oe an eho'Fss'
as we'll as useless TASK to specify Inc a'he'eh'
HORSES We understand that the assortment .
goods is most extensive ard weii-sc'cc'ed' anu
the ,e,ms ON which they are disposed OIL mos'
I;h.,.l There arc a number oil country meI'
chants in The city al present, aid We a!e sa''sne1
,,,, from the inducements held out in The variety
quality and abundance OF the goods hey vii
find i, 10 their interest 10 make Ihef purchaser
here the present season, and form ptmanen
business arrangements Tor the lntuIe. All par
lies will thus ts better satisfied, and the moneJ
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JNU T VIZ z I ifNT.N, TIC
Prince Edward Court House. Sept l3-ciisiNov
MISREPRESENTATION ACADEMY.


vJ,nTS Institution will commence lis thirteenth an
more moral or healthier location ior boarding school
than this village affords, canno, br found anywhere In
consequence OF The Increased patronage o The instn
ton the Principal has engaged Nr Ronr u WARD, as
AN assistant ~ Ward was for srveal years pGpi o
principal and having since been engaged III eacilnc'
Is know 10 be well qualified TO discharge the duties
required ufhln, . J., H.,
Tnorou.hne,s is the Distinguishing feature In ihe
plan oil instruction the aim is 10 make the puis nn
ders,anG hat they learn to teach them 10 tnhk 70
aud apply the results OF their Studies 10 te e"
mon aiIi;tS &; lac. -,
The covs runeG is strict, bu, c0nciliatory Ac'rriu
supervision exercised the habits ana cohduct q"
,hr pupils n all tunes, aud especially of those remover
from pafrnti inllurnc-
quarterly enrt Of the @rogreSs and conduct vi eaeh
pup, Will lie sent 10 his parents.
~ practicable pupils should enter at tho beginning OF
the session, thou.n they VIII he received at any time
durihgus progress. No deduction will be made Tor aD
sence a'le fi en,cs, .Ncrpii cases OF p.oracted
sickness
Therc VIII he pubic examination dufin. the last
week III JuGe.
fviIios -Gnc'ish branches per session of 10 months
Sa; Classics and higher Mathematics, S3l Board can
be had with The Principal, and with other families In
the village, for 81 per mon,!.
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal.
Letters addressed L. Caleb Burnley j, tirrsonion
luifep"r County =, viii lac promptly attended to.
August lu-cWtf
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,.ur u,rry OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
II i, the duy OF every political party or otd'r
IA rake care OF lis friends, and proViie Tor mem,
especially when they are The victim OF hean-
/, :. and iemorse!ess prescription. Never III ne
hi..,ss,s., Inmen has the doctrine q;
rYSscIiSHdN of op,hiohs sake, been carried 10 So
scald iious and shameful an c1enl. Wh.Ee's;
a Democrat is found in FEDERAL office, OF honor
or proG.. he is Immediately removed, Ia make
wav for sumo Wing, who is hunsciins ana
thisling after the spolls. And Tor lear The rnl'n:.
power, may NO! fad out all who re IN ONCE,
,hsir Eilofs ale publishing lists, and inviting
aucntion 10 hose lists III order That they may :"
the way ot thei: sacrificed brethren. Their char
| acter Tor honesty, capaciy and hieliiy, are Ia
| nro,rciion against the reycngeinl and yhictIv'
! spuit OF General Taylor AMI his athercnis. ~
! the shoft space q, tiGle, SINCE ne 1h 81 hsich
| last. 100 il is said have been femoVtSi ana We
| venture the assertion that 10 Bol one case W .:
| hundred. have charges been p.ele!ied-o', II PIE
| tered. hey have hot been rsiaI ilshec.
Under these circumstances, We twc II to OFT
selves and To our pyii!ical friends, 10 vlndica''
Ihcm rom TN. outrage, and injustice, on The par
Of This administration. II Democrats are elecIed
from rtli.r, We should le!aiia,e, ard by ihc dIs'
mi "a ut Wings here, secure places ioi GU
friends Thi, is IN imperative GUY WHICH W.
owe 10 htm and We ought n0; to hesitate ao'u.
lis discharge the Wings wac no" I'LL The O.
tic IS al the Cario ani VINO have held TIT IA 10:
WARS ornh, To- receive the same iie: : lie WINCH
ma, been mced out To Us by Taylor and tht raet,
81 cumplaG's Who surround him. the DEMO
,ra,. nj The Legislature Cusnt 10 Gecrmite al;
once 10 remove them, and supply their places
win competent nen from our own ranks. We
al upon the Democrats in the Lcsi.'a:uIe 10
take HE responsibility and discharge The cu'Y
which they eve to lhe'r constituents. Livery
principle OF independence and spirit requires thi'
course OF them. Let The Wings here be mac"
| to feel hal Tie rule prescribed oy them iof on.
| be9eiil shall! be practced upon when !hty az
| part:cs concerned.
Ani wc would also recommend, snai our Po-
lical friends IN several couD!its, stale lhe mum
| b-r If Mag s.iales, and oihef ,iiceis IN lhc';
| c,unries. wilh the ponics 81 the incumhen's.-
| In mis- way il can be ascertained who hold 'he
les; atd our - ord ior II. II ooriect ISIS are
;ufn ,eJ, II will he found, thai al least w1.hids
| nj The ,fice, ar held by Wings. These IL =
MOT, d embrace the MagiHraics, Clerks Of courts,
Sh,fids, ConslatIcs, Corcrefs, ard Jallois.-
Such It's! would be II service IN anoihcr re-
so.c, Il word show ahen persons arc recon
meodr! tor lhr !i.cr oil the Maei>'racy, wheihrr
th,se recommendations were made with relief
ruce 10 ma iniaininc political ascendency upon
thu snch o; the County Court.
We shall. have more 10 say on this sutIect a.
| an early cay
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TRUlS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE
SLAVES

nv virtue Of w" Deeds OF trust rsrcm.rn ps a. r.
ID bert - Fuo IA To the undersigned "a Trustee, cr
certain purposrs therein specified, the first bearing dale
thr 7 dry Of APRIL the second on the 6th day 2" -.
t"ber 1912 and day admitted 10 record IL The County
Conn Of souoway, | shall, on FRIDAY, the l2h
day Of October neat, ii fair, otherwise The next tar
day thereafter at II O'Clock, NJ al. Nottoway Court
h;JJ,' az cash nine or ten valuable Slaves, men.
Toned in said Deeds, consisting Of Women and Ghll'
drrn BOYS and Girls among them isa most excellent
anr and three or four good House Servants; all of
,n can sdc, rd healthy aud sound and The title nn
nmrsnnnbIe; but acting Trustee, shall sell such
tule only as is vested in me by said Deed;
Semi. 7-cwids G.. W. FlTZGERALi, ifaslee.