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ed. This accident caused from negligence in not
keeping thr track in prulct rvIsir. The President Of the
road Mr Campbell, the train the time oI the
accident, he messenger back to the junction. for
the purpose of tcegraphng To farn,ilc get train
to the of the accident when the train
cl the President into the and advised all the
passengers who travelling through remain where
they stating that he had Tor the train
from Farmvillc Tor the purpose of taking number OF
delegates To that place to Convention for the object of
nominating person for Congress The President, prom
scd to send FOR the passengers in two hours then
IL O'Clock. lie did not send, however until six o'clock
in the evening We arrived farmvillc at ~, where
had remain all night. We left the next morning
and arrived at Lyuehburg too late make the
ton. We had TO remain at Luxembourg until o'clock
Friday morning After travelling about 20 miles had
another accident cndangcrng the lives of all the passeu
Gers We arrived at Wythevilc, at which place por-
ton Of the boiler exploded in consequence of the ncg
gcuce of the engineer. We then had another engine
paced train. Amer travelling about twenty miles
this engine gave out, and left the road in
position that again endangered the lives of all the passen-
gers.
We arrived length Bristol after travelling twenty
six hours-the distance being only 2O4 miles. During
s twentyx hours had TO put up with every incon-
We fence. great part OF the time had water
drink, and had but meal during the 25 hours. In
fact il is impossible here the many ncon.
venieGces the passengers compelled to put up with
Resolved That in consequence of the above stated
facts deem IL duty to make il known the
cling public, that they avoid the Inconvenience
have been subjected to.
Resolved That we have no il.feelings toward this
route, the officers connected with but our desire
that it may be put in safe condition for the beret
the travelling public.
Rcsoiro, That copy OF this statement and resou.
tons he sent to the Governor of the State of Virginia
Resoiroi That the following papers he requested
publish the and resolutions: Montgomery Ad-
verser and Gazette Mobile Register Enquirer and APP
peal, Memphis Richmond Wing; New Orleans Pcayune;
New York Herald; Philadelphia Public Ledger NatchcE
Courier; Union and American, Nashville; Nashville Ban.
ner Pensacola Observer Florida.
The above preamble and resolutions were unanimously
carried. j. ]. PERSON
W. A. GLOVER,
VIM MINOR
HNst,er
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True Enough.

The Charleston Mercury saws that when a man in the
south says that although he does not approve Of senator
Douglas doctrine Of Squatter Sovereignty vet that he
Mn s@EPoH him il nominated by the Charleston Con.
yentoH for th" Presidency in preference to BLACK Re-
publican, he may be considered az o,tap8o,9 Do,o
las ddh'rS"' The North has strength enough to noni
nate him all that wanted sufficient acquicscence on
me part OF the South TO secure his election afterwards
lhe very best friends Of Dougas in the South therefore
according 10 the Mercury, are those who denounce him
!" advance but declare their intention to support him II
nominated.
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Tux VICTORIA BRIDGE MoNrREAL.-The Victoria
Bridge, across the St Lawrence az Montreal
mcnccd in lSHi and it j. expected that it will he com
pleied IN the course OF the next month. The will
be between seven and eight millions OF dollars The
number OF men employed upon it now is 5000 with six
steamboats, - barces and also several smaller craft and
locomotives The amount of wages daily is 81 GOO.
The bridge is aoSi feet nearly mile and three
quarters ia length Thsre three million cubic feet of
masonry, ten thousand OF iron in the tubes two mil
lion riVrt and hundred and siNty-eight acres of
painting. There twenty-five Openings 242 feet ex
cept the centre one which is $50 There rise of
forty feet 10 the mile the centre Of the bridge The
centre pi i 10 feet in width AMI the others III feet
Each OF the piers and abutments j. furnished with cut
water which wall act icebrcaker, when it breaks
up in the sprug. The pier j. go feet high and
the ahutmcnt 20 feet Some of the blocks of stone
weigh seventeen ions, but the average weight Is about
eleven tons Each iron tube openings and
rsnt ihcnc' ~ eIt ncJwecn r, Tor expansion nv
heat the ends resting expansion rollers which move
on plated beds Ia tube weighs about a22 tons This
structure will make the Grand Trunk Railroad an unbro
ken line rom Portland to Sarnia.
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Early Yesterday morning. four or hvc carriages con.
taininS the PRINCIPALS SECONDS. surgeons, aud few
irend cil town. driving along ,hc old road ards the
Kentucky House. The meeting NC are informed was
arranged to take pace al O'Clock near the Kentucky
House; but for unknown to us the mar.
ties drove farther along the road coming to halt on
Here they alghted and proceeded TO measure of the
ground. The agreement Was to tight with rifles; dis.
lance, forty yards Mr. Lewis acting for GOODWIN, won
the word Capt Pope, for Gatewooj the choice of
ground The prciminarics were all arranged and the
parties ready for position by o'clock A. NJ The princi.
pals reported to have both appeared cool aud to have
exchanged courtcsics at the moment Of taking positions
assigned by the seconds The word was given thus
Are you rcadyy Frc, one, two three At the inter.
rogatire part OF the sentence each answered Il am-
At the that the word three was about t he
ueuaied both spang the triggers of their rifles Dr.
Goodwyns hung tire, aud he lost his shot Mr. Gate
woods shot struck GOODWIN In the abdomen ranging OBJ
hquely downwsrds, and passing out at the hin
Immediately upon DIR. Goodwyn's fall Mr.. Gatewood
advanced toward him, extending his hand and remark
cd Doctor, am very sorry that this affair has term.
mated so-very sorry Indeed To which the Doctor
piled, i am glad to know that you acted like gentle.
man Lakewood thanked him for his kind remark aud
LETT the field in company with his surgeon
MT Gatewoods carriage, which large vehicle,
with room TO accommodate the wounded man in a rec.
ming position was left for that purpose and he returned
to town IN the Doctors buggy In about an hour Good
wyn was brought in and conveyed his ROOM He was
in great agony and only survived some two or three
hours, diving between IL and IL O'Clock in the morning
universal regret at the bloody and fatal termination
OF the affair Is the sentiment that pervades the town.
Both gentlemen well known here have lived in the
place for wears, aud have many warm friends II also
happens that the friends of are the friends of the
other Every one eNonerates Mr. Lakewood from bllmc
and it agreed upon all hands that the duel was
out, conducted upon the most humane and honorable
terms known TO the code. Perhaps mon deeply
regrets its fatal termination than Mr.. tatewooi himself
We are not informed to the precise cause ct the
meeting, but have heard that il originated befor, III.
election. Angry words passed by Dr. Goodwy n
and were resented by blow from Mr. Lakewood. A
challenge then sent by the former the latter when
the matter, we believe, was postponed until yesterday
DR. q. was from Dnwddie county, Va, where his re-
latiyes reside.
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OTPOsITION MEETING IN GRERNsvILLE.

AZ meeting Of the Opposition party of Greens,fIe
held at the Courthouse on Monday Oct ID IS5q M
j. a. GOODWIN was called 10 the Chair and A q
Moss appointed Secretary
After the Chairman had stated the object of the moot
ing the Following resolutions unanimously adopted
WHEREAS the state Central Committee Of the Opposi
ton party have recommended the holding Of a STATE
convention ~ the cite Of Richmond on the 9Th dav Of
DecemDer rcxt Tor the purpose Of collecting aud orir-
nng The Opposition elements Of Virginia prepartory IN
the Presidential campaign Of 1860 be IL therefore
hef"tr,h let, That we, Of the Opposition party Of
"reenye do most cordially approve the policy Of hold
ing 'aid Convention, believing that thereby many .uta
y Objects VIII Zoe accomplished, aud the interests Of the
country At large greatly advanced
E''otssd ID That the Chairman Of tLis f,c.ti,, H.
authorized TO appoint twenty-five delegates 10 represent
thi- county he said Convention
.Hssoirei 3d. That Robt Rdgvay and .J,is WcD,,.
ild k<1-, hc requested B., act w. alternate.
The Chairman appointed the following DELEGATES in nc
corh'nc" with the second resolution. WIN A Mos \
f0fd, q" " thnmbliss, sr. !. r. Cato D. WYATT Il w
Deakm-, W W. Cato y. y. Blunt Tho Johnson J,s
PERSON, w. V WOoiun, q. VI Ciart .los PowelI John
,"'t hm q. Da,is = Bcnnctt j H. Harrison x X
MO-, W Lundy, VIM. n Spratle, H. 4 A smith
Ehfcy ''' '''" w.
ON motion Oi Mr s Ford the Chairman and ssc,,,,,,
We're added % the number Of dclcg,tes
On motion Of W.. r. wyatt
Hr'D'rd That copy Of the proceeding Of this moot
ing be sent 10 the Richmond Wbg and Petersiur. H..
teigeuc"r for publication.
On motion Of W. s. FOrd the meeting adjourned ,itl,
three cheers for the Opposition.
A. G. Moss, SecretRy
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ANOTHER CALIFORNIA DUEL
IHE FAFIICJ LARS OF THE FATAL DUEL At SAN

The San Andre hgdspeBd,pf Of the I5tl ult gives
the following account oi The late duel near that place
'f"r several days past We have heard sspiconq IN.
mored about town tbst duel In contemplation be-
t"een two gentlemen resident here but nothing was
morn publicly, a. whatever arrangements Eere being
made were cautiously kept sccret
On Thursday night. however 10 was pretty generally
Inspected that meeting arranged for next morning
oei"een Wa. J. GateuOod Esq, Dr. =. Goodwvn We
nave reason 10 believe that the seconds-W T. Lewis.
use state senator and Major Glynn, for Goodwin aud
yapL rope and Martin Rowan, for Gaiewood-left no
efforts untrsd 70 remove the Of quarrel
Nllbouta resort 10 grms.
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Ink ArrAcH on BRowNsvILLE. TENAs, nv MENIcAN CT.
ERIILAs-An extra of the Brownsville Teyas) Flag, of
the 5h instant brings the par,cuars of the recent attack
gu that town by Mexican Guerts under the command
Of Cortnss The citizens Killed by them we're Geo Nor.
rs, VIM. +. Nealc, Il. L. johnson, and Clement Reeves
and Nivano Garcia, Mexican. The Flag says:
Mr. Neale WAS killed in his bed he raised up on
hearing his name called. Mr.. Morris was hunted down
He lived within the now deserted garrison enclosure
whence Secretary of War has carried the soldiers
and the arms which, until then protected this por-
ton oi our most important frontier. lie WAS reused
from his bed, his house having been surrounded; ns
he out under the house, aud found how slight
his chance OF escape he spraug for the open parade
ground, and attempted to save himself by flight
IL was in vain; they struck him down with n sword
before he had half crossed the plaza and then
rddlcd him with balls BY thi, time our people were
about TO pass around the streets hut the gucras were
in possession of thcm aud their scune held the gar
rison gates. Soon Mexican families were seen moving
their furniture and the females declared that the out
laws had sent TO various selected families, warning them
10 leave, Tor that they intended burn the town and
hoist their flag (:) on the American flag staff The few
Americans here could not pass of their houses
TO meet together. and the erie, OF "I'icd Cortinds
mWsrda los GriRqos could be heard from the various
sentinals.
The bandit also broke open ofthc L. s mail bags
Two companies of Mexican troops sent over from
Maamoras by the General commanding there TO the as
Sstance of the Americans and their presence with that
OF 80 citizens who enrolled themselves into a company
was sufficient to prevent the return Of the guerillas
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NJ. W. CANNING, Secretary.
PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS.
:. i. Hclme, Shreveport La; e. II. Morrison Monroe
La j. d. Clauton Chicot Arkansas; John f. Belts y.
Orleans, Is, A c. Dickinson, Fredericksburg Va;
Thos. G. English, Alabama; W. H. Lewis Mobile; Ad.
Meyer Natchcz Miss; ]. DonClorc Mobile: Simon Nav.
er, Natchez, Miss VIM. A. MAY. Mt. Comfort Tenn; T.
7. +. Maddox, Fredericksburg Va; y. H. Jacobs Ar
kansas; G. NJ. Harvey, New Orleans, &. NJ Harvey Jr
Va; j. NJ Cochran. Texas; y. NJ Merwcather Bedford
Va; W. ,. GoldthWae, y. a.. Valsin Marmellon, New
Orleans; I. II. Maddox, Alexandria La; A. DeSsommcs;
New Orleans; 4. Oder. y. ~ u. o'Conncll y. q; A.
Dubaclet, v q; T. w. Parish, " o.: II. Brugier " o.
:. RotcIild Columbus ga; j. A. White Philadelphia:
J. W. Orchard, Nashville, r. T.. Smith, Mississippi; Ed.
Hewitt New Providence, Tenn. W. j. Gillespie no; q.
h CLAYTON, Mississippi; Peter Purycar Ala; L. Pey,on
Washington j. w Person, New Orleans; Dewitt C. Gun.
ningham, Fredericksburg, Va.
We who were on the train from Lynchburg behind
believe the above statement be true.
jos. Mitchell, Pensacola, Fla; r. H. Allen Y. o; VIM.
Allison, Williamson Co, Tenn.
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The "Campaigu whig,,-A Good Idea.

We daily receiving large numbers OF subscribers
the ''ClxrAlGS wmG" which will be issued on the LIST
of November the last number include the returns of
the Presidential election wear Many of friends
have already done nohly for u.s. some of them having
sent many seventy subscribers in a single batch
others many y, and others forty, thirty twenty.
aud on and what i more, they all promise to con-
tinue their eNerons in behalf of the good cause.
An old Wing veteran ol Nelson county brought the
other day thirty forty names, and he will
not until he procurcs hundred for in
his section of that noble old Wing county Now, that
the way TO do the thngthat is the of spirit for
all our friends cyince in this important matter A few
active earnest jealous Wings in each Of the counties
could easily procure from two to FIVE hundred subscr
bcrs to the q" CANPAIGN Vino in every county the
Commonwealth. We have already appealed to them to
exert themselves in this behalf and appeal to
them again TO leave stone unturned 10 get for
many sub 'cribcrs possible, aud then We shall work
with a mighty will for the redemption of Virginia next
year.
The gallant Wings Of New Kent have adopted an eX-
cellent plan for procuring subscribers to the CANPAIGN
wG." \; their meeting the other day for the appoint
ment Of delegates to the Ih of December Convention
resolution adopted a. will be seen by their pro
ceedingS in another column, appointing committees in
each magist.ria district in the county solicit subscrp
lions for the "CAurNIGN Vine" Should this idea be
arred out by friends in all the counties we should
nave perhaps twenty thousand subscribers the "CAM-
WHIG," nv the meeting of the State Convention
December. And cannot this idea he carried with
III ease; 1t l. only necessary for few active and ell
ccnt Wings in each county and neighborhood, take
hold of this matter in proper spirit, to accomplish for
and the all that is desirable We again express
The hope that Opposition friends throughout the
State will direct their attention this important
subject, without delay.
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ROYALuNyAYA IOTTERy

wv ' pfnfipH pfraa
u inr0f October Jet. $50
Nunlers iftfs Number Prizes Numiers. Prize
80, ''s.. fi.'W t''3l fWW0 Ef ....... t1tuDO
go .-N. ....... .fki ....... iOfnO
NHheff wv l'I, ljn 2N- HIGf ttff tib1 1905 Gp4
- ", Hit tt luif, ItI, 1909 w. tti. 1871, 18Sft
1871 iGUfg, g8fI lGst f en- ill., 5tA 1IGsl b. ~
lfli9. 2ninO 152 20 s.f II E ~ ri g{ vi 80
LIB, 2ifu y-Ht 2ily- tsI- lst-- l6gD xG8is 3s ~
o lH, 21,fiG. iJt1n. lp.tpJ- ti 0oa each ~
No E'-p. ~ on held 4a1u Mas phiadsipfs "a and
Chafest0n, -. c. ''
Ths draEnN NJ Celebrated Ioiery viii take piara On
the 1911 n October
for Particular Advertisement In another column
"rlr-dhrlfs nON HODHfgUFZ
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publican Journal. and politicians cling to their peculiar
name aud organization. But there l. no such issue
thctc Is lkcl, To- be such ssu, and Nhcrc is the
lroPicty, the justification the cAeusc for the
keeping up Of distinct Republican aud sectional organ
iSstion
We trust therefore, that the moderate and wise action
Of the Virginia convention win be followed by dissolu
ton OF the Republican parity such, aud the coming
together Of all the elements OF the Opposition into a
general National Opposition Convention for the purpose
of nominating common candidates for the Presidency
and Nicc-Presidency Al all events let the Virginia
Convention present time and place for the assembling
of such Convention and extend a cordial invitation to
all the elements of the Opposition TO unite and cooperate
with them in their patriotic purposes and objects.
In conclusion, too, We again appeal TO Opposition
friends throughout this State hold meeting and APP.
point delegates the 18th of December Convention
Let not single county in the State omit this important
duty and let the delegates from each and all hithcr
instructed oppose any expression of preference for
any particular individual for the Presidential nomination.
and the Convention, assembling under such crcumsan-
ces must be triumphant aud glorious success only
for the Opposition in Virginia. but for the Opposition
throughout the length and breadth of the Union.
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our Democratic RaIroad Pre.laen,..

II has been obvious for time that several Of op
Democratic Railroad Presidents have been too busy look
ing after the interests Of the Dsmo~rac pori 10 dis
charge properly and satisfactorily the duties Of their Of
fees Instead Of attending strictly 10 those duties and
hrshng up the complaints on the part Of tho
g'ir in regard to the Encouragement Of the roads nm
der their charge end them running about to All the
Democratic Conventions, big and little anywhere within,
Their reach AZ the late Democrats Convention last do,
c'"hcr there were present some three or four Or half
dozen OF our Democratic Railroad Presidents all deeply
engage" 10 the business Of nominating q candidate for
Governor and saving the Democratic party Will. ,be,
several roads were suffering from the want Of their Der.
sona attention To- their duties Now. We do not cons;
der that these gentlemen should thus neglect their OFF,
cal bu.in" FOR No" sak" Of helping c Democratic p1r
" alo' Or Of el"cfioneerng in behalf Of Democratic
candidates Tor political onc" We don't believe bey we're
pace" 90 their present positions for any fuch purposes
and ii not, Then thrg should attend o their d,Ge.
'ulroad ohc"r or forthwith resign. and r. thew wont
resign, then the stockholders should turn them ont i,
ont amomont ho.itltipn
I'll" following "cud will speak for it.all and We call
th" special attention of the t,ckboicrs Of all te Rail
rad. in The State toi
F,oo N, Noteb,- CHj,,i D,;ly oo,,,,,,
GARD
hNOEtuIY TFNv Sent VI 1870
A. meeting held ~ the Lamar Housa ri. .,.,i,,
.o' feEon oi New Orlc'u7 was called 10 fh. Chair sT5
W. Canning of Philadelphia, wiz. appointed So
t4ry. ~ '' ''''''
Il vas moved that a committee Of G,s mo .,-,t.,.,
for the purpose fdaiiinr resolution. oppressive f me-
sentiments relative 10 che .atment recoi, ed iv M 49,
seng"r' on ihe route between Richmond Virgipi, srI
Bristol '0''''f "i"
On motion. W. A. Glover, J. T. Covert, w Minor Col
Person w. w. Canning, be- appointed a. q commute co.
TIE purpose Of drafting resolutions
~ wednesday morning, September o. $50 the train
D N he n.
ing The junction some three miles the locomotive was
tHown IRON che track the two baggage cars and one
passenger car followed the we're complete wreck
'ne I'VE o. Vey passenger on the train vas sndanger
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IIAlNG'Jnal0ed as s Administrator of william g. Pova de-
II cease most respectfully reIuesi hat persons Indebted viii
MAKE immediate payment. Al persons holding claims
iale wv have sn properly auienfeaiei and present them
once n U hnd out the amount u niebiedne
AZ We tud n ID" yrgr sell seg sueni pay the n
es'Aie' nat would b. proirf Tor Adnsrator pay.
y. X FAHHER
orl'-rtm Afniristraf1r II VIM o.. Pow
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rIlO. ALRnRD q. TAYLoR ..-Ysu vim las. .

VS. ',nn IN Tae'd1y ~ s,cand day of November next
evening" II he Office ~ g. ~ Robinson, Lancaster " pro.
"eh i' aF" e lons ~ Dr. Charles " Leland oters
~ - eFd"urF Do sult endlnF w The Circuit
~ Ian, ti'r CGiny 10 uHr plaintiff and you
aui md shnuld from rtue dispositions not he
begun and completed sy win BE- continued Rom 49,.
20 day until they coupietad
4 =
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- 800, A. KANbDtrfTF bookstore and Hindrry.
we've Laid Her Down t0 Rest slrg ~ Hauef. IN
Absent. Dearest. Absent. Ia, AZ RI
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Gentle nelly Gray, song ly RaIfs p
Ialry Belle, Gong ~ ne Author Of Gentle Annie Is
ContIur gain. Do o. "Cottsge bv az ses h,
iier Bright Smile Haunts sin sang by wHghtou, ~
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Bonny floise Polta. Brown 81
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WIZ Oats P0ka, ~ Paddon qs
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Kaiooiah Waiig ~ wayt. AZ
Tfovatore March, BY Vaiio. Is
Prince o. Wale, March, ~ Oliver foei1 Is
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DESIRABLE TRACT or LAND for s,i,

- lhs uhaeinsei 9iers Tor le privately The remaining por
n ~ we t-iate ~ h- late Talaferro deed c0nt ms
about ~ acres nearly 200 ~ which open land rest In wood
ted ~ beautiful valley about mile the Rat
dAhh Tinn, orange and Alegsnida Railroad
=" purchase small farm, IN healthy delightful nerbor
in" arr invited ~ examine IT, Tie u he
sired. T. " TAtTAEFUUG' - VIC
gsl-ru Rapidann station, Culpeper co Va.
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EREsH eUNPOwDER TEAS on CHOICE
oJALlIfvte0 Hg Chpsts gnd csEss, Imported per ehls
hsoy ROBIN Hood aud Romance q ne efs II l.lt
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In pursuance Of deed Of trust executed by Maurice
own on the I'D day Of August and Of record the CLERKS
oce uf the court ~ Nelson, the
therein named, viii proceed, MONDAY. day Of ne
ecmher fair II the fair thereafter at the
residence OF the said Mau'ic A.
TO sell ~ public auction to the highest bidder c,sH
lowing convened by the said ick
GeSe, Horace sidney a, My and Margaret together with
the Increase Of the families since the
thereof be satisfy
ments e the said deed
Said negroes are all young and very likely.
Ia case the proceeds Of the sale Of said shall be
sufficient the requirements Of said dee
In pursuance Of the said deed and another
executed by the said Maurice A. sale on
the 81 day Of October ISIS and record In
the county Court OF Nelson will the
place, aud on the terms sell the
the said Brown resides adjoining the lands Of Robert
cob WarSick and others, containing 500
~ lying In the
Of Mrs Jane Hughes John others
en Of said deeds after applying the proceeds the sale
aforesaid thereto.
The lands well improved and very valuable
ted Il Is miirs from Nelson Court House.
Acting the undersigned will
title vested In him by the deeds aforesaid
oclh hs TlIOS. II TuTMII.ER. Tri.,r