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VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.

WILL soon be ready, the new and complete STA
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in one large volume illustrated with Portraits and En-
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Railroad and industrial Of the State, aso His
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with important Typographical information from recent
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Ceasus population in most 10 1854, with and
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and Manufacturing ddudntdges Of Virginia lourishing
cities and towns, aud viii draw the attention of capital
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confidently appeals 10 the liberal public, and believes that
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CoLoaED County MAP Of the State 0lc copy without
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Gazetteer OF Virsinia.Wc have seen notices the most
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this great enterprise being prepared for the press
by Richard Edwards, Esq, gentleman, We should
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from the Norfolk Daily Argus.
a Great Virginia Work.-ilr Taylor, ageat for Mr..
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subscribers for Gazetteer Of Virginia Il VIII quite
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S,o,.,.,assiopea.,s Sale of land.

u
pSY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
I'D Augusta, pronounced November tn, 1884,
in the case of Robt. H. Blown, Guardian. &c,
plaintiff. u.s. Jacob Hanger's heirs, defendants, !
will offer at public auction on Thursday The 2oh
dag Of December, 1854, on the premises respec-
lively. the following parcels Of land belonging to
the estate OF Jacos Hanger, decd, viii
LIST. A LOT containing / 81 Acres, being the
same which was allotted by Commissioners To Ja-
Cob Hangers heirs in The division Vt the land of
George Fulwider's estate it adions the lands vi
John Armstrong, r. Turk and others
ID The land known as the LOFTS IRHCI,
containing 50g ACRES. with a DWELLING
HOUSE and good .4PPLE ORCHARD upon
it; it aijoi.s The lands Of George Hanger, Henry
On and others.
These lands lie, respectively, four and five
miles South of MiddebFook, and will be shown 10
persons wishing 10 purchase by the undersigned,
who lives in The neighborho0d.
TERMS One fourth cash. the remainder IN
three equal annual payments after the date OF sale,
with interest from date, the title in the land re-
tanned as ultimate security.
Sale will commence al 10 o'clock. upon the
Fuwder land ROBERT III. BROWN.
Nov. 20. 1854. ComIn'r.
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Valuable Albamarle Lands for Sale

y
y pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Abe
marie, pronounced in the Of Robert Davis, COM
mittec against Davis and others and u Elizabeth DAVIS
committee against the same, shall, Oh Thursday, the
l4th day Of December next, il fair otherwise the next
fair day offer for sale, upoa the premises to the highest
BIDDER at public auction, adjoining tracts OF land y
nr in Albemarc OF the waters Of Bucm oantan Creek
copous aud constant stream; tract Containing By
survey, 3I1 Acres. with Considerable proportion of
Low Grounds. The other tract containing by survey
s25 Acres, is well waterod aad has ca IT Saw Mill
and Blacksmith Shop
These lands are located within six eight niles from
the Buc Ridgc-arc D a highly respectable and intclli-
gent neighborhood about fourteen miles north Of Char
Iotesyl!e; within OF the Central Railroad, and nine
from several manufacturing Mills; among them, the Hy-
drauIic Mills, situated on the Riyanna and 10 which
point the improvement OF the navigation Of the Ryerby
horse boat in the progress OF execution. About
onc-half Of the land, is heavily and vaiuaby tmbcrcd
aad the public may be assured that they are among tho
very best quality of Abcnarlc tobacco CON- wheat and
oat laadas well admirably adapted TO clover and 9TH
CT grasses
The tracts vii be sold separately together as may
cypedicn the day OF sale: Possession gwen on
the first day Of January next.
Persons DESTROYS to sec, make enquiry as to these
lands, referred to Mr.. 0ryc Aliens or MIR. james
C. Carter residing adjoining tcm and whose post Office
is EarIysyillc, Albcmarie
TlERIS.-Cash for remaining costs of suit and charg-
cs Of SALE the balance Of purchase money credit Of
> and years, with interest from first Of January next.
Deferred payments be secured BY boads with approx
cd personal security and the title Of the property retain
cd uaG such bonds are paid.
V. w. SoUTHALL, Coui;n'r.
Nav g. 1S54-tds
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NEW GOODS FROI THE NORTH.
Commissioners Sale.

gBURSUANT To decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Bath County. pronounced at The Octoher
term, lc5i, in cause therein depending, IN which
Erwin ilughart. administrator Of James Jamison,
deed was plaintiff, and Alexander J'nison and
others were defendants. shall proceed To sell at
the Cuuri-house OF said county. on 1asSday The
on Of J,aaary next, to The highest bidder,
Tracl Of Land lying On the Cow Pasture River,
in the said county OF Bath, containing 230 ,4cres,
granted by the Commonwealth Of Virginia to the
said James ]amjson. deed A credit of six.
twelve and eighteen months given, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security. and The title
retained as additional security till all the purchase
money is paid. JAS. COCHRAN, Commr.
Nuy %. 1854 Sod
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C0NNiSSIDNER'S SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court of Bath
L doiiay pronounced at the October term, 1854, in a
cause therein depending in which Elisha S. Williams
and others were plaintiffs, and Lamach Williams and
Others defendants, shall proceed to sell, at the Court
house Of said coiIy, on The 18th day Of December ner
to the highest bidder two separate tracts parcels OF
land, lying and being in the Failing Spring Valley, in
the said county of Bath one containing 81 acres, adj
Joining the lands of James Cobery and others and the
other acres, and is tlis which al
ocd to him under decree of the County Court of Bath
county in the of Thomas Stoncstrcc
gainst the heirs at law Of Thomas Williams. decd. A
credit of SIX twelve and eighteen months ill be given,
bv the purchaser executing bond with good security and
the title to the land retained as ultimate security.
WM. II. REVERCOMB, Commr.
q
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Valuable Slaves and Other Personal
prnnariu fnr Sale.

IN f'rtday, The 18Th dag Of "ert month, De-
" cember. will be sold at auction at the late
residence of Mauhe# Bryan, decd, in Rock,
bridge county. near Midway, all of the Persona
Property of said deceased. not hetelofore disposed
of, consisting OF about TWENTY SLAVES,
ten or twelve Of which are valuable men. three or
four women, and the residue boys and girls
Some Of The men would be very valuable to iron
Masters Also. Eighteen Mules, Ten or Twelve
Horses. some Cows and Hogs. Il number OF Hag
ons, Plougl,s. and other Farming Utensils. Also
large quantity of very handsome Household and
Kitchen Furniture. a get of Blacksmith Tools, a
,wo-horse Riding Carriage, Buggy, and some
other personal property.
The property will be sold on reasonable cred
it, The precise terms OF sale Will be mace KNOWN
on the day of sale. The purchasers will be re-
quired TO give baad and good security.
S. Med. MOORE, Admir-:
Nov. %. 1854. ids. of NJ. Bryan, decd.
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A VALUABLE GRAZING FARM
ron s ALE.

utI undersigned proposes to sell at private sale The
farn on " ch he now resides, in the county Of iiar.
rson Va. situate miles south of Romincs Wills and
one mile from the Clarksburg and Buchannon iuinnse
This farm is situated in one Of the most ierie ana our
gaznr regions of w estcrn Virginia, and will COM
mare iyorabiy in fertility, with the best farms in the re-
ZION II contains about 3I5 ACRES about 800 acres of
which arc improved, and well set in grass tembraces
about 90 acres of rolling Creek Bottom oil uS
s,ncrior ouality has on it two co,afora- 81 n
bic DWELLIVG HOUSES, with sslM iI!R
convenient ont Houses, an Orchard Of e2
choice Fruit IN incxhaustibe bed ofsonc
coal is well watered and timbered and is con, cnien TO
mills, stores, shops, post office and churches. j.
For terms or further particulars apply the PROFILE
tor on the premises. JACOB VI. ED.
Rnmincs Mile Harrison o., Ya.-Nov. ., '54-4t~
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TRUST SALE,

pursuance of deed Of trust executed to by Gran
l vile Henderson, and Harriet Ann his wife, bearing
date on the Isl day Of March, 1854 and duly recorded
sell at public aetion for ready molcy, on Saturday
the 9th day of December newt the following property,
in the west end of Wayncsb1rouyh to wit Lot no 80,
with Tavern House thercon Lot No So, and
Of Lot No. 81, all lying the north side OF Nam street.
aud now occupied by said Henderson tatcrn Also
an out Lot lying contiguous, supposed TO contdn abQut
one and half acres with Brick Stable thereon. The
sale TO commence at O'Clock p NJ, on thepTemiscs-
The title is believed to be good, ba will make such
only as is vested in me by The deed aforesaid
WIN w. KING, Trustee.
Wnrnnshnrorrh My L. lSIl-ids
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IylAB Egs EFs.

On sOth ult. by Rev Fancs Mcfarland, ID. D. DIR.
WJLtIAM +. HGMpnREYs, and Mss BErsEy McFAH-
LAND. daughter OF the officiating and all Oh
this county.
On Sunday morning 10Th ult. By the Rev John , ,,
Rl,in Mr. JAMES n. KINCATD 10 Miss AMANDA L.
Darrhtey of Mr. Joseph Gwin all Of this County.
O., THURSDAY 18th ult. by the same, Capt. ABRAHAM
SNa to Miss LAvINIA w As:guRS, all of this county
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EronA ENrOpe.

The British mail steamship Africa arrived al
NewYork on 18th ult., bringing Liverpool dates
10 18th INST, and later Intelligence from the
Crimea. The advces are interesting aud mpor'
tant. and relieve to some extent the anxiety IN re-
jaton to the position OF the allies before Sevastopo
The siege was progressing slowly, but to the lat
psf dates no decisive result had been reached. a
muse appears to have easued in the field fight
inc. though despatch received ria Vienna,
(which. however, needs cOnilrmatiUn.) speaks OF
\ battle in which the Russians lost 9,QtU men
and the allies suffered severely. Both parties are
in want of achievements, bVt the beS!egers are
in the worse condition in this respect. All the
mail steamers have been taken mp by the British
government to be employed as Transports Tor the
troops The allied army before Suvastopo IS re
duced to Sc, 900 men. An assault was looked Tor
ly bath parties and the Russians we're preparing
by placinu cannon in the streets of the CITY and
fjrlifyinr the houses The hCrToTS'ui the siege
were increased By the ravaTcs of disease and
growing scarcity of water in the city The Eng
lsh and Russian official dispatches IN relation to
the battle of The 9Th hal been received Both
parties claim the victory. Prince Menschikotf
claims 10 have spiked the English and Frrnch
guns. and whilst he admits loss OF 4,OJj men,
says that the allied loss WAS equal 10 his own
Lord Raglan speaks nf the English loSs as being
very heavy. A number Of their general officers
we've killed or wounded.
The nows ifJ.n the Crimea continued 10 act
uniavurably upon commercial matters IN England.
ConSos bad again fallen, ard were quoted ior the
cluse at Oh. Flour had declined cd, Wheat sd,
and Corn Is. Cation also WAS lower.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06

THE Know NorHiYGs.-'The New York Her
aid expresses the opininn that the KNOW Moth
ings have no authorized newspaper organs. and
will Mt have an that they will manage the EN-
rolment of their 6rcos IN their clubs and councils
and. when the Presidential campaign comes On
they will, in each State, nominate an electoral
ticket, emitting any mention Of their candidates
for President aud Wee President, II, adds the
Herald. when the election is over, it shall tura
out th1t the Know Nothings have secured L ma
iorty OF the votes of tho electoral colleges then,
by preconcerte1 arrangement of their councils
their electoral tickets in the several States which
they shall have carried, will be concentrated upon
ono and the same individual for President.
This is Of course all guess work on the part oil
the Herald writer It he belongs TO the Know
Nothing order, he will not disclose their plans; il
he does not belong. he cannot.
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STOCK OF e150,0D0 OF DRY GOODS
q u. e.NSrt E5Al CO ST

INTENDING 10 remove in a few weeks to our new
| Warehouse now nearly completed, and 10 make at
that time soc important changes in the character OF our
business we have determined from and after the 10Th
inst to offer entire stock ofg1ods at PRIME COST
For CASH. for undonbtcd neg table paper at short
date with interest added The whole stock is fresh
and desirable in perfect order acondcrabc portion be-
ing in original packages, and purchased under the most
favorable circumstances either in this country or in Eu-
rope. en-,
for limited period private SALE by the piece or pack
arc and be closed At auction without reserve within the
next sixty days opportunity presents itself to
Cash purchasers, which they will doubtless appreciate
Orders from country friends shall have our prompt
and pcrs NAL attention KENT, PAINE & KENT.
= flu
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PEANO FORTES.
irst Glass Diploma awarded by the .uecIlan-
les Institute, Richmond. Va.
WILLIAM a. BUFFERS,
No ~ Main sfrect. I,jchm1nd,

No. I57 Main street, Richmond,
IL the sale of WIN. p: ENfERSON'S celebrated Pr
ANO FORTEs These Pianos are finished in the very
best manner, and for their sweetness and brancy Of
tone and durability equal to those oil any other man
ufac;urc in the country.
A fact lgorthy Of note.--7Oic OF Emersons Piano
Fortcs put into the Fair the Mechanics Institute Just
closed in Rchrnand without the knowledge oil nir I'm
crson received hchighest premium acdrded--A FIhS1
Glass DIPLOMA
Persons desiring good and reliable instrument are in
vted to call and examine ny stock OF Pianos Although
have not a stock of tcenfy f0sor thirty Pianos on hand
shall keep sufficient Number for any person to select
from. liberal price viii be allowed Tor second mana
DR.. Rufus Morse. the most reliable Piano Regulate and
Tuner in the State has charg Of the Piano and Music
BOOKS AND S7AToNERK--I bare large
and fresh stock Of Books Stationery and Fancy Goods
which will be sold unusually low for cash .,-,,,-
WA. A. BUFFERS,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond Nov %, lS5t.-2m.
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Fyenutor;s Sale of Valuable Land,

Nv BIIH COUNT.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the las, will and tes-
lament of Osborn Hamilton, Decd the Undersigned
as the Exccuorthcrcn namcd viii proceed the prem
scs, on tie 2Oh day Of December mat, TO sell TO the
highest bidder public auction, the lands OF which the
said Hamilton died seized consisting Of several contsu
Gus tracts containing in the aggregate, hundred and
seventy three acres lying and beng Back Creek in
the county Of Bath. The said lands very valuable
aud productive.
TERMS OF S4iLE.-Five hundred dollars in hand,
and the residue i'll three equal annual payments Bonds
with good personal security will be required for the de-
fercd payments, aud the legal title retained farther
security. ROGER HICKMAN, ExOr.
Nov, %, ls5l-,ds.
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apY virtue ol 4 Deed ri Trust executed to me
g. by john q Davis, for the benefit OF Thorn
ton Berry. aud ~ order OF said Berry, VIII sell
at public auction, IN front OF The Court House OF
Au.r,,s,a County, ON the 25,h day Of the present
In.,ntb (Decemter.) for cash. the TRACT OF
land conveyed by said Deed OF Trust. viz:
Oyr HrYpnLp ACRES OF LAND in the County
If Apnus.a near the South Mountain. being the
same conveyed to said Davis, BY Henry Nj. Oar
nall and others.
w JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
Dec. 6, 1874.
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COVMISSIOYER'S SALE,

PURSUANT to a decrec of the Circuit Court of Bath
couniY, rcadercd Oh the 18th day of October, 1854
in the case of Mary c. Frazier, guardian, &c, plaintiff
against Virginia Frazier and Others defendants, WILL
the 9th day of December, 1854 at the late residence
Of James p. Frazier, decd near Green Valley in Bath
county, proceed sell public auction the real estate
of said Frazier, consisting OF the home place. containing
about 200 CRIES. and tract Of 40 Of unimproved
land in the Sister Lick draft in said county,. So much
Of the purchase money may be necessary to pay the
costs Of suit and expenses of sale will Be required in
hand credit of one two and three ycars will be sv'
en- ON the residue Of the purchase money in equal install
ments Bond with good personal security will be re;
qured, and the legal title retained further security
The title is believed to be unqucstionable.
ANDREW DAMRON, Coram'r
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cnnrmrsa1nmRRIs SALE.

vALJABCa EAALs1 GoA SALE.
EsY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
AS Augusta comfy. entered at its November
term. 1851, in The suit of Adam Sheets and others
u.s. Mary Saeels aud others, shall proceed on the
The premises, on Saturday the 3th day j Jaaua-
rV. 1853. To sell the Tract OF LAND, containing
about So ACRES. on which John Sheets, deed,
in his tie time resided, and lying about one mile
North of Mt. Sidney. in said county The land
is icrtlr. well walered, and has an excellent dP-
PIE ORCHARD and Meadow on ii. ~.
'rne impr.vemen;s are good Dwell ,. :%s,sS
LING HOUSE. u suitable Bars aud s.s.s
other oui houses. A-~1s--'ss"
Terms At Sale-So much in cash as may De
necessary To pay costs Of suit and expenses fsae
aud thr rvSiine in payments at SIX. twelve, eigh-
teen aud twenty four nouhs from the day Of SAFE
bands with good security to be given for the de
ierrad payments. and the title retained rs ultimate
security. BENJAMIN WELLER,
Dee. Is. IS5i.-lds Comm'r
At the same time aud place will sell larca>h.
Two Soldiers Bounty Land Warrants, each for
forty acres OF land, Is. W.
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aMrRTCau ARTTsTSI UWICN.

rJ,HE public are respectfully informed that SPEC.
| lIENS of the SPLENDID ENHhAViNos lssncd
by, the AmEafcAv ARTISTS Usios arc now on view at
the Office of this paper. a., 49,.
An carly application is necessary to secure the best
;,,nrcs;on! ONE DOLLAR prccuros a SPLENDID
ENGRAVING worth TW0-deliyered at the tine Of
wit. ticket emitting the pur ,haser
~ SJAR r in the GIFTS TO be DISTRIBUTED in
JANUARY. value ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
J9;. For further particulars, see advertisement n
AGENTS. by applying promptly, can secure PER
NANENT ADVANTAGES.
My Ii, 1S5i.--3ts
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E,rr,sf Sale

pursuance Of deed of executed to the under
L signed b. d. W. Dixby, and ofrccord in the Clerks
Office Of Augusta County Court viii proceed on Sat
urlay the 9Th day of December next, I'd sell in Staun.
ton at the residence of said Bixb, the following prop
erty One BiLlIARD TAnLE aad appurtcnanccs; the
stock Of Confectionery, being all now in the store OF SAID
Bixby; and also all iic Household and Kitchen FUR
NITURE belonging to the said Bixby.
Terms Cash VIM. CRAIG, Trustee.
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Public Sale.

A $ surviving partner of the firm of Shaw &
IA B;yau, Will on Monday the Sta Of De
eemher, 1851, at Mount Tory Furnace. on Back
Creek. in Augusta eoaniy sell AT public auction,
all the Personal Property beIonging to said firm.
consisting Of several NegroeS Horses. Mules, Cat
tie. lI1gS, Wagons. Too>. sc.
Terms made known ON the day Of SHE
l.. SHAW, Surviving Partner
Dee. 6. 1S54.-2t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06

BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.- I'VE are assured
BY gentleman, who has had occasion TO test the virtue
OF these ''BrrERs, that they afford more speedy re-
lief in severe of Cho'c than any other remedy ne
has ever tried He also speaks Of them in high terms
As cure for indigestion; and hundreds OF others VINO
have attcsed their curative qualities, award them Tue
highest praise for their efficacy Dyspepsia, Sour >toi
aoh, Summer Complaints, Cholera Morbu', Agae ana
Fever, Biousness Torpidty of the liver ana various
proper sccrctod of blc Indigestion and snch atGt9hS
as may be supernduccd by the improper use oil "nwh2e
some diet green fruits, vegetables, sc. For teelhs
and dcblteted infants, and for weak aud lansad H. H.
n1onl3r Preniun BnieIs. Every family should keep
supply Of them constantly on hand as they may al,
way be used with safety and in disorders OIL inc
stom ,ch and bowels, Or loss of appetite ~
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by l. r. o .. ID.
EsKRIpaE. Staunton, and BiBp s. Wills, Charlodes'
vile.
Nov Is 1854.
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StTOLEN OR RAN AWAY ir,n the s,,b,eri-
- Der. at Joln p Wllsm's, on the n1ht of the
29th NJven5sr, lSjl.a So1tEL il,asa. When
he left Wilson's he b III 4 g,,d Sad he on. re
ward of Owe d lIyS will ae given frr his delivery
n, WIN. Kerr's. near AIill!-bn'l, in this caanty
or vhlt.ser gel;iru,u has attn rh', viii write ,o
Md lia5rlk. [ sill p1y nim we'll f'r MS 'r,u1le.
TUCKER W. FARRlR.
Sunnarlaap, NlrIstl CO.. D',. D, 1851.
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,n,,.,,ssqas2 Sale Oa' Negroes.

EEsEaaGNA| SHIT VI IHNss VVs.
EpY virtue ofa Deed Of Trust executed to me
ID by Robert IL. Kinney. on ihe-day Ct April
1853. OF record in the Clerks Office OF the ConG
ly Court Of Augusta County; for certain purpo
SEES therein mentioned, will proceed at The Town
Of Silul,on on VI I1day the lst day OF January,
lS55, To sell to the highest bidder for cash, i"nr
likely Negroes, Rosa, Chess, Evalne and WI
liam.
The title to thestoslaves is believed to be COED
but acting as Trustee shall convey only such
title as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
II. Nj. BELL, Trustee,