Trust sale Of Land and Negroes.
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Ry virtue of deed of trust executed to US by
ED the late Cack Robinson, for purposes therein
specified dated the Sth day of March, lS4S and duly
cordedin the Registers Office of Warren County, we
will sell to the highest bider, Friday the first day of
November next, at the plantation known the Jones
plantation, all theIands of the said Robinson lying on
the north side of Roanoke river and about seventeen
likely Negroes. There is about two thousands two
hundred acres of Land good proIon of which superb
river bottom the upland is Of good guilty and well
timbered. This Land purchased, by the said Ro-
bnson of the late Francis Jones and Others and be
conveniently divided into two tracts suit pur
the fertility of the soil and its location, being in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Raleigh and CASTOR rail and
only about fifteen miles above CASTOR, combines advan
tages rarely offered in any country Those wishing
purchase requested to view the premises. which will
be shown by Messrs. William Allen Robinson, both
of whom live upon the premises by either of the SUBJ
scrbers. Bonds with approved security will be reeair
ed for the purchase money of the Landone half
the 9th February next, the other half payable the
9th of February 1916. The Negroes will be sold for
cash. The right to the whole of the property is ndis
putable but, selling trustees shall convey such
title only as is Vestedsin Us by said deed.


IN. MILAN,


o. D. FITTS,a


Trustees
N. B. All tue creditors of c. Robinson, deed, are
requested to furnish with statemen of the amount
balance due them before the 10Th day of Oet0bef
next those living at distance do by letter, ad
dressed 10 US at Macon Depot, Warren, NJ C.


N. NJ
O.D.F.


Trustees.
September 26, 1914 5Is-St.
Richmond Enquirer insert Till the day of sale.