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COUNTY ATToRNEY.-We learn that Sidney A.
Smith, Esq, was, Monday last elected county at
torney for the county Of Johnston, by an almost
unanimous vote
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MARRIED..

At Roseville Tuesday evening" the 18th inst by the
Rev. Augustus Moore VIM johnson Sanders Esq., Of Raj
eigh N. c. to Miss Jacquene Menisser seend daughter
OF Maj P. S. Bacot, of this District.
Dq,I:neion Is C) Fa1
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SESSION STANDARD.

SESSION STANDARD.
Members of the Legislature desiring the Standard
laid their desks for the session will please leave
their names at the Office.
Semi-Weekly for the session, 81 90
Weekly " 80
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SERVED HIM RIGHT-A man was knocked down
in railroad car, recently, in Utica, for insisting
tskng the sense of the company present. in regard
to the Presidential question of 1907
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Great Yield.

Mr.. Williamson Page, of this county, raised the
following crops on one Of land, viz: In Sep
TENDER, 1866, he sowed one bushel of wheat mixed
with turnp seed, from which he raised forty-f
bushels of wheat and about 800 bushels of turnips.
In June, 1856, he planted the same ground in corn
and peas, and has harvested tyone bushels Of corn,
and sixtyfour bushels of peas. The only fertilizer
used was stable manure. Who can beat this?
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States Scarcely inferior in all the qualities of statesman
OF fewer and less experience in public affairs
gift. cs,1.1-sG &. ;, - - -
With the legislative department of the government in
accord surely have ample to hopefor
ful administration of national affairs restoration Of
and harmony and Strengthening of the ties which
bind together the States one National Union"
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DEATH DIR. L. A. JEFFREYs.-We have heard
with pain of the death of DR.. L. A. Jeffreys, men,
Der of the House of Commons from Franklin county.
He died on Thursday last, Of typhoid fever. DR..
Jeffreys was young man of much promise, of ex-
ceent disposition and principles, and of great popu-
1arty in his county. He will be buried to-day (Fr
day) at the residence of his mother in this county.
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A Screw Loose.

A subscriber in Weldon writes the following
letter. We can only say that our papers are regu
lary mailed every Tuesday and Friday evenings
and that the fault is not onrs We trust that those
concerned will be more careful:
"WELDoN, Nov. 25th, 1856.
MEssRs; IIoIpfS & WILSON Why sit that with daily
mail to Weldon. cannot receive the Standard regularly
For saturdays in succession have failed to receive
it, The last tof .2d) has not vet arrived Though sub
scrber to the Semi eekly have the Govern
ors message. This is too bad and hope you will apply
the spur"
CoRREcTIoS-In the PROCLAMATION of his Excel
lency Gov. Bragg, calling the Electors together on
Wednesday next, the name of Gen. J. NJ. Leach, one
of the Electors and the vote he received, were
Intentionally omitted. We are authorized to make
the correction Gen. Leach received thirty six thou
sand three hundred and eight votes. His vote was
duly set out in the table of returns, but. from an
oversight, it was omitted in the proclamation.
1t was Mr.. w. F. Davidson, not Mr.. Matthews,
who presented the petition from Mecklenburg coun-
ty, OK Saturday last.
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The LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CAhoLINA.-Judg-
ing from the alacrty and zeal with which the men,
bers of the General Assembly of our State have
tered upon the discharge of the duties that are de.
volved upon them, we are inclined to believe that
the present Legislature are body of working men,
who intend to perform the labor which they have
been sent to Raleigh to do with as little delay as
possible, and then to return to their homes We
have never seen the work of legislation proceed
more smoothly and rapidly thus far. Upon conven-
ing, the members organized without jar of Difficult,
ty and went straightway to work tremendously and
Iaboriously. This is just what Democratic Legs
l1ture are capable of doing They never attempt 10
rise superior to the people, whose agents and ser
wants they are They know the people and what
the people require of them and faithful and just
t, do the will of the people. The responsibilities of
agents to their principals the people, is fundamen'
tai doctrine of Democratic ethics, with which the
Democratic representative is thoroughly imbued,
ana which he fails to carry into practice. We
sincerely hope that the measures and acts OF the
present Legislature, convened under so suspicious
circumstances, may rebound to the prosperity and
glory of our beloved State. War. Meas.
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Free suffrage.

Z 1t will be seen by the proceedings Of the Senate,
that this important measure has passed its three
readings in that body, by considerably more than
the Constitutional majority, and has been ordered
to engrossment, to be laid before the Commons.
We entertain no doubt of its triumphant passage
through the Commons, nor of its approval by the
people in August next, at the ballot-box.
We congratulate the people Of the State, of all
parties, upon the success of this measure. funda-
menty principle of free government, like this,
may be embarrassed for a time, but can never be
destroyed. All honor and gratitude especially from
the fifty thousand dsfranchised Commons voters,
to DAVID S. REID, the author and champion of
this measure.
DARING RoBBERIEs.-On the evening of Monday
the Oath, during the temporary absence of the fam
ly, the house of Mr.. Griffis on Morgan St. in this
city, was entered through upper window, by
means of ladder, and trunk containing wearing
apparel and between forty and fifty dollars in silver
carried off.
Fortunately considerable sum of money had been
removed from the trunk few days previous The
trunk was found on Tuesday near the Academy
grove, with the money only distracted As yet there
IS no clue to the perpetrators of this daring robbery
About week SINCE at night, the dwelling house
of a gentleman in the same neighborhood, was en-
tered through an upper window, by means of lad
der, and a considerable sum of money stolen In
this case a room was entered which was occupied,
and the gentleman who sleeping there had his
pantaoons pockets red, the thief leaving the pam
falcons
These daring robberies and other violations of the
law of which have heard, call for the most vigil
liant attention on the part of our police.
A Bill TO PROTECT MECHANICS AND LABoRERs.
On Wednesday last A. NJ. Lewis Esq, of Wake,
introduced into the House of Commons bill, the
object of which is to protect mechanics and laborers
by giving them lien upon property until their wa
ges are paid
We trust that some law of the kind may be pass
ed. 1t is due to the mechanics and laborng men of
the State. There are many cases of hardship, con-
stantly occurring, as the law exists. We
aware that it is easy task to frame and perfect
such law but Mr.. Lewis has given some attention
to the subject and trust he may be generally aid
ed by the legal minds of the House. In the name
of the mechanics and aboring of the State,
tender him our thanks for this movement intended
TO the rights Of large and worthy class of
our people, and to do them common justice. JUS
tce to all, and special favors to none, is cardinal
maxim in republican government
We may recur to this subject again.
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TIE FOURTH DIsTRIcr.-This is the banner District
of the State in the late Presidential election. The
District is composed of the counties of Franklin,
Granville, Johnston, Nash, Orange, Wake and War;
len. The following is the losses and gains in each
county, compared with the gubernatoral election in
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JOINT COMMITTEES.
ON MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Senate Brnnch-Messrs. Person, DockeTy, and
Brogden. House Branch-Messrs Sauls, Bullock,
Barnes Ramsour, and Houck.
ON THE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Senate Branch-Messrs Mills, Gibson, and w. r.
Myers House Branch-Messrs. Lewis of Wake,
Crump, Blow, Tate, and Ptchford.
ON THE DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
Senate Branch-Messrs. billiard, A. Myers, and
Speight House Bsanch-Messrs. Thomson, Cox of
Jones, Mabry, Waddill, and Routh.
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a CARD 1.-THE SUBSCRi Der WOULD REF
IA pectfy inform the citizens of Raleigh that he is
prepared to fill riders for Suppers, Parties &C., having OBJ
tanned the services of competent workman.
He will also HI reafter keep constantly hand Cakes of
all kinds and Pastry for the convenience of families and
strangers visiting the city.
ANTONIO PIZZINI.
No Q nber "a, 1856. x 3-sw3'.
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VALUABLE TRACT LAND FOR SALE
offer for sale, privately, valuable tract of land
lying in Johnston county, about fifteen miles east of Rail
eigh, the N c. Railroad, containing l555 The
said tract of lsnd is we'll adapted to the growth of
wheat and cotton. There dwelling and all the
~ ouhouses upon the premises The entire tract is
usually we'll watered For further particulars regard
the above land address, sS.,a
D. H. NJ. WHITLEY, = =
Frahklinton, Franklin county, n. C.
November 81, 1885, l1GI-wtf.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
" y = = - = H,>~~~S/>1~r~~~~~
I'll Vt ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY
LNOR TIA, ycur 1850 the hrst session this Institution
II will commence on the 10th IF January aud close on
the 10Th III June. The second session Will commence thu.
ao,h July and close the 10th December.
TERMS, rAlABLE AT THE END OF TIE SESSION
Tuition in the Emghsh Departments, including
rr Mnsi'! Sp"H.h md itan each sx, e 90 90
Music, extra, ,........ % w
Ornamental Branches each extra, nj teachers prices
Latin and Greek Class. taught by Juo Organ, 90 90
made.
In ordinary Female Schools of the country, where one
teacher is employed 1t is impossible for want OF time for
the teacher 10 devot chHt constant personal attention that
is needed For instance the little pupil IN music nsces
sary sent TO the piano practice hcr ihurc without hs'
sstance Should there only scholars and half hour
only devoted by each to music the teacher being
live hours her will be consumed and hut n'tlc left
Tor instruction in other stadles 10 ths may be tr"ced
The rr,n, ob.c, of my school is tn the undivided
personal attention of the teachers to every department.
Far nh. nuruose two teachers employed attend
To the ordinary English Branches, including Mathematics
and the sciences aud the other Music French, Italian
spanish aud Ornamental Branches. Miss f. T. ScorT will
n1an have charge OF the rst department. BY her fidelity
and Availability character she has secured the love of
all her pupils; aud trom examination, know that
these under her instruction. have with extraor.
binary rapidy and proncicucy thnt Ia quite common
and their parents that greater progress has
been made in one than in any two years before.
In the other department. embracing Music French and
Ornamental Branches Miss MARY ASN NEvISs il engaged
-andy Of great general intesenr and long experience
in teaching Having taught in this Seminary for half of
last session her superior qualifications and industry
thar wea,ies have ensured the most rapid improve
ment of the young aies in her department Ia Music,
the ladies take their lessons invariably in the presence of
the teacher and then retire another piano TO practice
frequently examine the young ladies. especially on
such branches generally in female schools I'M
perfectly learned When these take place is not
generally known by them The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In closing iee it due to the Young Ladies who have
attended this school, express my grateful appreciation
thrr uniform Kindness each other and every mem.
Der OF my family. Their extraordinary decoruni their
iiccn application their duties and their proficiency,
merit more than ordinary praise.
y. Every article OF clothing should be marked.
I.SsMy address is MsctHrlands Lunenburg. Va.
n a. ORGAN In
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TRUSTEES SALE At GORDOSSYILLE,
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

DY virtue at deed of trust executed 10 me by Henry
I'D NJ Lnn"r aud WIFE, tor the brncfIt oil his cred Lar-
which has been duly aiAit.rd ID record in The Clerk G
nee of Orange and i.oui-H. shall WEDNESDAY, the
9Th day of February, l-6 IL hir, Il the fair day
proceed 10 sell the prcnliscs AZ public aucUn 10 the
highest bidder lot 81 the village Of Old Urdon-v vile,
thinning between fourth aud II half o! ncrc layin.
thereon large frame dwelling houses in good rrpair,
with all the necessary out nUuscs.
Th1 property from It's location and cement, il adj
mrmbiy suited Tor Female Seminary, tor which purpose
IL lbs been successfully used.
On the day hall offer for sale on tho premises,
lot at the GprdUnsvic Depot containing half
having th-ieon II large store house, with comfortable
dwcI. i'll the upper story eUi:nodlous lumber !Ous,
anl other outhouscs
Tts stUrchOusc If the hest stands for business in
the rapidly improving village OF Uronsvle and ls well
worth the attention Ut business men.
On the day, in front OF saii stOreousr shall OIL
fer for sule tracts OF land The known the
Willis contains two hundred aud forty acres md lie
one mile from the Gorionsvlc Depot The other, known
the Williams tract within Two miles Of fnrdonsvilc.
anil wi'hn fourth at II mile 81 III" Csntrn Rnil Road.
Gnh ubOut four hundred Both tracts
heavily mb-red and are extremely vnluabl" Tint
count, Ia w',lns Tor agricultural purp"s"-.
tordunsvc hrin. depot Tor the Central and Orange
and Alexandria lsnI RoNls, Offers market for
weed at rcmuncruvr prices whilst III" facilities tor get
ting market the wants OF growing village and Of the
surrounding country present the greatest Inducements 10
III the lumber business both tracts Oi land ARE ia
LOuisa county.
At the time and place shn eicr for Gale iirst
steam saw Mill in good repair with all the n.cersn
rs fixtures.
Mr. Linncy r-slin: ut Ciorlonsvillr will tnkc pleasure
in showing any OF the property
TERMS: All of the nlOvr described property will he
sold on credit OF six twelve and eighteen months the
purchaser giving bonds in equal instruments, with good
srcurity herring interest from the day Of ale The title
will -o be withheld until all the purchase money is paid
The title The property il believed To be good but
ing trustee shall convey such title only is vested In
Dec aO-ctds WIN. F. GORDON, It's, Trustee.
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CTESTERFTELD LANE FOR SAIL.

H virtue three several DEGREES of fEr>Ir'nt o."
I'D ri, C.. the last term, shall OH g.. -fr -
Chesterfield Court House. MONDAY, III. !ith 's -
next County Court day the greater part I'll lie '"
tate OF which Benjamin Graves died seized. To ~.
The Dover Tract. containing 20 acres, ly.- "a 80
rOuth side OF Swift Creek mile from the tJirt a-~
THE the buildings c IL" r"s!dtlI" 81 l:
GrHvrI and though AT present good drhI "U' OF ri'
they O scale to- afford accommodation "i az"
family The quality Of The land good. Their" - o"i
proportion wood land, and l""" grounds ~ -
creek which contributes the boundary Got cou-i'rt -
distance The Clover Hill Rail Road passes rpng Ihas
southern border. aiorug ready naiH"' iuf wC.d ana
timber and tic distance To- he wuicfing sn'" AZ Prcs
tor Crock the Richmond and Petersburg L II Rtay
four ni!- by good ronL. The -uHor j. Thy, thu
nri.hboriood good, sud the convenience 20 the conr
house churches. schools, physicians mil. b''cks1iih.
and whrrlwri.lt Shops, aud I" The Richmond 'i' Pot.
burg markets. each about Ia mile. distant. Doh 10y raiiv
and rnuriy road- and 10 Port WhthaI by T.!:CEd g.! %
presents advantages not often To Lcmct with.
Th- ,rnct will probably be- sold in ore body 'n"ls "
may readily BE- divided, II be- found To sat IL" "'-r u
buyers.
the same nci.hbO"Od, much Di il adjoining tn u""lT
Irn,t will be offered tn" TINE ia -evofrl 'p'"
There buildings ITO spcak Of but snrrGnG"I' @;
wood lnnd from which but l;c timber Ir- so boa
,nkr; and lying Immediately III" rr roG!, :! i 'sh
bic ON that account The creek noris considerable |''s
power and there ID abunrrc" Of stone a. GOOD .uT
TrEMS-Crrit OF o. L. II and "a moM'a- eq4" !"-'.i'
in.ns secured by bonds with good security "hI ny 70
timer title Cash required 10 the hiorEi a expo 20
only L.,
Persons wishing 10 examine the PROMISE ~" '@&Hp
do 40 and cn ob;an the necessary directions ~ he t1cg
House. SANukl hanCCch,
Der oI-c,ds r. w. FLOUREDf. 49,,
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WM. ". CRUMP, I r,..,...
Nov nl--ciis WM II. LYONS, ''"''
ny THOMAS BKinCII n Sons, hTg'?,,
Old street. Petersburg Va.
A RARE OppOKTTNITY FOR \ SAFE ~

y
IA vESTMENT ~ TIE PURCHASE OF MOST Iai
LIABLE REAL ESTATE- -hnll sell, al pu""' n.",..
on the premises u, II o'cock i. NJ February l-', -e,
NV estate in the county "i Chcs,"r''!d cn"rd N4kt
FIELD within II miles from the ely a. pr'"rs,uE =
cOurnirs 80. acres HndhH- been divided lu;"ui- - r
Ia 100 ucr.s and will be sold il GuFni!'I"r To- rUt
sars Two hundred ind my acres mr." "t. woo'-". --
The reminder j. high aJnr al cultivation, 'H, Sc"
having received Ia bushels nsh"s 50 bushci, limo -
lnn!s manure and the roll suscrpbl. % ' rt'hi'- rr
til!ty
The improvements III" u.ns' liberal tcHl" 80 u
in complete repair The HiIn /, "uc0-"d by 'r- -r
substantial plank II" residence It beautifully &c..
Gated. confirming TuOi arranged very cuE' only e. :
lately painted large double Kitchen, smoke lioI'' .
Dairy are attached. There two large Barn. On" rr"
60 hy 20 feet with four fools, spacious sud We, v,f
lated Stubc. CauiHgc llousr, TWO Hew CRIB Com
three new frame houc- with brick ch!mncys. "T n"sroa
each containing rooms.
young Orchard OF choc" Frui; Trees. ring
plat of the may be at the Oicc u T. BrbnC
L. Sons.
TERMS--A credit Of H. ?Hud IL months will &c gwen,
ra,nl instruments. well endorsed negc!Ibi"
withheld TIL lac; payment; j. Inndc. ROBERT LtH".,
1lIOS BRANCH & Sons. fu,;-,
IF...
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VALUABLE REAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

FOR SALE At FTELIC AUCTION.
\ pursuance OF u 'rust deed, made 10 MLnn Page and
i John Field licensed by John W. Fox, and OF record
in the Clerks Ofc. OF Gloucester county. and hy virtue Of
"A decree of the Circuit Court OF Gloucester county. pro-
bounced the October ls in the of Tnbb
FSX whereby substituted trU,tcc in the place of
srii Page and Field. deceased, shall. the rt MON
DAY in February n"x that being Gloucester Court day
at Gloucester Court House, offer Tor snc public auction
10 the hi-rs; bidder that portion Of tract OF land called
(irnnusr lying upon York River, IN Gloucester county
which conveyed by the terms Of said deeds Of trust
viz: the three hundred included in he laid
the land lately owned by John Cutlci deceased.
br straight line running from York river To the mail"
road.
There many advantages possessed by this body of
nn which not to b. met with elsewhere, viz: fac.
Tor planting oysters, cutting wood &c but d-crp
ton is ns i presumed that will pur
chGse without making himself acquainted with them.
Terms made known on day OF snle
Only -iic ti.ln we'd ~ j. held by trustee
Dec 2N-clm MM. B. TALlhEERRO Tru.ttn
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EXECUTORS SALE OF KEAI. ESTATE -
al -

pursuance Of the last will and testament =! l'i ''.
liam Christian decd will ot.r for sa. nj public
non nj Charles City Court iIOusr, the la day
nunry 1856 uhnt being Court day LEBANON. ta 'o':
r",idcncc of Mrs Lcitlia Christian, dec d. lying " -'
k;IUminv River, aud about seven mile rDm ;Hc Cos
House said farm con,nins about 2iO ncrS, "I l''.
There wer. forty hu-hr. Of wheat rr,,i ius nI "'c
j. looking r.mnr kn0ly we'll The in,nua E"!:y. Lni
the n"ghhornood will compare iavoinhy "''G my - rc
COMFY Tn. buildings large hni cUn'pftah," t:"'
iug with all necessary 0T;.hTusc-.
The sb.rriLrr. Twin. th"iarm, vii! take peg .::c
in SHOWN. will respond to my cOHyDuUr"h &
tlrr. Sr him through tho Post OHc' ht "ni.'n" -
Term, of ,nlr liberal and will hr mad" kup@u ~
day. EDMUND WhDpILi.. Lhe'u'"I
Inn J-ctds Wing plens' copy
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

INllE subscriber having removed from Essex county to
hec';y ~ Richmond respectfully offers his services
the puohc IN the various branches Of his profession
hopes 20 De excused for saying that he mas been exen.
o! 80 yesrs The d:.--a- Of women and children have
loccnrie: E pacut: attention and hr confidently claims
m intimate hcQHr!aauc" ";h that all important branch,
yDE'TErRc, IN which l." h"s had great experience
lo'ne Faculty. he oc- h" r-h, hand OF fellowship and
D" soT"rned by III" e, code of profession ethics
Residence on Gr1c" between h and 5:h Sta next door
% Dr., hoEoE and sncai ORC. in the basement
a zee -1-'s JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ d.
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MRS. DIR. MINOK'S SCnOOI..

Ms. JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully Informs her
vi trend, old patrons, aud the public that she has re-
n yr,i lgI. Iiwny. Essex county, TO Richmond. She
MI IN. .;h ci January next. open limited and selcc,
.o1,5. .ni lty school. She has taken the new elegant
ne.ou. mansion Grace street, opposite the Cen
,s-r church Ma Ada Byron Minor will preside aided
:. rlrp,cnr ,esca'r- IN every department. Mrs Minor
|ri Ns. Ada Byron intend their school TO afford the
n mn. culy OF thorough course u: substantial III.
- N En.l... and the languages. bu also OF All
- ..,rcu; accomplishment. necessar! 10 hnshe' ie
al. ,i.c.:!ou Pa5cua: attention viii De paid 70 TN,
g.co ;D,rc-, ;ak"a ia their Arrangement Inc Schoo
ro.Iu,.uc. 81, Tie III. January and close on the "fh
Juiv Terms will y" rlCi"-EC !"' q'f;'cHi".s apis
.r L,;.r ar IN pcr.n, NJ HaOr considers that ner
rSp,ter, 0! ,X.crH years III IL" su"cs-S'ui framing
yoUac i.l;r. together win the extensive patronage
,c received r, Midway r"u'"F- N"y iu;'h"r 'etfence
r,..,,nrv EDArIrc- w.N hr charged ;cun the Nilr OF
rr,reuce 10 IN. end u tie session. Day scholars VIII De
cnsrri hy n" quarter j! even. o! sickness every AIKEN
non will b. paid: AID Or M"r viii rc!"; p!gies,."n ser
y,c-. free al; cbsrr, Mrs JEFFERSON MINOR,
Dee 2,-.,i M!a- ADA BYRON MINOR.
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virtue of decd OF trust executed 10 BY Nelson
AD A. Burru-s and Of record III the Clerks Office 81
Louisa County Court -Hll 81" HI public auction, To the
hi. hest bidder, Louisa Couri House" the second
Monday in JHnunry 1856 being Court DIZZY vnuabctraC
of land on the South Anna River III Gu-n county,
tanning four hundred and thirty odd arrrs; and Jecrso
Anderson, Nancy. Neptune sam. Elizabeth. Ahck and
Toni md the increase OF he females since the making U
said deeds. Those negroes very likely and valuable
hall also sell .hc household and kitchen luriur" Of shi!
Hurrss The anl valuable river aII, in good heart
with good and convenient improvements thereon
Term. of -alc will h' made known the day of sale.
The title the property il goo but selling trustee
shul convey such title only is vested in by snId
deeds. DAVID NJ. HUNTER, Trustee.