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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29
FOR sATp

Etht hundred aud seveut, four acres of land on tl,c
waters Of Fighting creek lie Pow hafau crs,utv - ~;
~ miles q hichmond, ofJamcs river and Of apnonaftn
us Spa o the tract known by The name NJ Capue aud
n'grcdand have al been erected within the 40 years
Eighty IN woods first rate fpbsrro ood ana 10
cleared land Is IN good heart free from snnps s,oes All
gues me price twenty collars per acre pr chaser
lower price. -
Having i'ey travelled thro the counties oi Cumhsr,nd
and Fairfax, truly saw itexre.t on me ri,crs
rarely met With desirable residence re tr one now
rred Tor safe. IL comprises many advantages emu.
meratrd' BRETT RANDOLPH.
PoWhatan. JHnuaryb 73-vrf
TFl Immediate application he made, 100 acres of n
Shove lend which includes fle improvements acbe nus
chased iof az annuity Tor The lie Of the proprietor w
s b2Veafs ot and I9f adjoining. q reina
prce-srd probably, II required. from two o. fs uatr
mcrc, making ahogofbcr nrIrv 1910 .vFrs
Ftnt5fr 28 49,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

hOOOr VI ht.t
Among the petitions this day presented, wa!
n memorial by Mr.. Hooks, from sundry inha
bitants of Wilmington, in the state of North
Carolina, praying for the establishment of an
Uniform System of Bankruptcy; which, OH
motion OF Mr. III. was referred TO the com
mitiee of the whole.
The Committee on the Judiciary was. a.
their request, discharged from the further con
sideraiiOn of the memorial of the Manumlssion
Society of Tennessee and the memorial was
ordered TO lie on the table.
The House proceeded to the consideration
of the resolution submitted yesterday by Mr..
STERLING. of N. York, calling on the Sccre-
tary of the Treasury for certain information
relative to the Land Offices and, after
some remarks from Mr.. STERLING and
MIR. Cooke, in support of the motion, and
Mr. SLOANE against it, in the course of which
discussion the resolution underwent some mo-
dification) lit was agreed to.
THE BANKRUPT BILL
The House then resolved itself into Il com
mttce of the whole on this bill-Mr. TAYLOR
in the chair.
Mr. A. SMYTH, OF Va. rose and moved to
strike out the first section of the bill and the
question thereupon having been stated
MIR. SMYTn addressed the committee i'm
support of his motion, in speech of two and
half hours. The length Of Mr.. Stevenson's
Speech leaves us no room for Mr.. Smyth's.
The report of his speech is therefore necessa-
rily deferred.
On motion of Mr.. MALLARY, the committee
rose, and obtained leave TO sit again and
The House adjourned to Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29

Capt. Bum, Of the schr. Srra!i-.qaa, arriy-
ed yesterday from Havana, confirms, SO AS TO
leave no doubt Of the fact, the capture of the
four piratical schooners by the Eaierpri.e,
and the burning of the boats aud places OF re-.
huge OF the Pirates ut Cape Antonio. The
schooner kept by the Enterprise us tender.
was known TO have been fitted out in Havana.
Ii was reported and believed in Havana,
That the Patriot Com. CHATTER, had taken
4 large Piratical schooner, aud bad hanged
TN whole rrpw, said to consist of go Or 20
persons, on the Berry Islands. TB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29
RICHMOND, JANUARY %. I5o5

we are gratlfed TO discover that Mr. Niles en- tho
roug"y agrees with us concerning the appointmen AZ
OF members of Congress to Executive Offices. g Ger.
tay Ssays tins intelligent Etitor) great and mpor-
ne oces, may he, are hest filled by selecting Dcr-
sons OF experience in the business of the nation nc
CURED IN Congressbut tke idea of uaratino he seats
% members, To make them collectors receirers and
apu.y fostwdsters, rs OF too corrupng quality TO he
inuuiged IN Tor moment 1T gives us also yreat ,a
s'acuon 10 nave the concurrence of the ~ Ipelli-
8encer winch IS equally pointed in LAYING down the
op)ecuon, though perhaps not equally explicit in as.
snng the reasons for it. That paper admits il was
gust objection To Mr. Van Rensselaer, that he was
representative IN Congress. The practice of an
pointing members OF Congress public Offices tends
70 destroy the independent action of the two bodies
anu 10 divert the attention of the members from the
seduious pursut of their particular Duties with view
10 me appreciation OF their constituents, TO other OBJ
Jects, and 10 other ends The Intellioenccr tLen re
strlcts the objection, Mr. Niles does TO pet,y Of
noes or those oil inferior dignity ;" &C. &c We WELD
W u''s exception, but instead of saying ola higher
character, we should lac disposed To limit the pronr;
ely oil the selection TO Offices of the highest ciracer
only as heads of departments, foreign ministers nj
tne hist grade judges Of the Supreme Court We would
throw open the field of selection for these offices
WA as possible-ior the same reason that we sboud
e 10 ,he people us large scope for the choice of
resident, as The constitution at present admins
Mr. Woodson's resolution or his reasons 10 The co,
uary Notwithstanding proposition of the
10 CONNIE 10 the President of the u S. with the nd,
wee and consent of the Senaie) all the princpal an
poiniments in the Post Office department. is ono
which rs entitled TO serious consideration II ;s enc
c'ous, and we are disposed to think correct
" Mr.. Henry Clay arrived in this city on Satur.
day morning. lie comes Commissioner from, tLe
state Oh hentucky 10 treat of certain points con-
"..''u MIN the compact between that stne and the
state oil VIrgnia-lr.B Bib, the other Commissioner
has not YET arrived
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| COMMUNICATED

=, -, -. COMMUNICATED.
Departed this life Sunday the Goth instant. M,
JOHN iHoRNToN, sen. OF the Forks Of Hanover. in
~, , io,h year OF ms age MIR Thornton, during long
patriot he was warmly devoted TO his country. as a
parent aiiectionate, as master kind and iud,lse,t
as neishlor friendly, and II companion tho de-
iight OF the company. Possessed of u Gne fortune he
enjoyed l'ie without aIuSiug il no man was ,,er
more completely masuf of himself; there WIS r.,
pleasure he could not TASTE, ard enjoy in reason and
enemy 10 no man, and having no man for liz onoo,,7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29

The Vicc-President being unable from in.
disposition, to attend to-day, the Senate adj
sourned over without transacting any business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29
EAECUTOnfS SALE.

w ~ he sold TO the bg..esi bidder ON WFDNrSDAY
" " an February Hcss, ii ;,r Otherwise the ney T
aY az ihe late Residence % liz. John hornion sen ,ecl
~, Or 90 hann.er an pur rance u his wiD family
ci iNeE Nh6HOfS, five IN mint eT--fic4n HOf;cr I
lg ofed brood mares ond cniss. mr.. thosnon HAVING
nr gea number OF elrs, faAop pains n, l.,
the purity OF The blood of his hOrscs IL will render ts ~.
y. trSs U the lo'rs OF a leauiiiu animal Also M The
, %, c2ll neiuing several Gne vote Oxen-fity or
sixty henu oislecp. and tl,c siuct Of llrrs 80 -
ihe terms %, sale viii De twelve months crrd, rr al
sums ahOve ten dollars, the purchaser mo iopd a iii mn
proved secGrit,i for all sums exceetnp Ten dns
Will be required urf~F6n WI e"S"
bN'or Of John Thoflton, sen. dec
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FOR T.FASF

"a FOR LEASE,
Iss5El The WASHINGTON TAVERN and rms =. .s;,,
given ihe first Of April Any person isAp, Is,
lease SAID property may appis Major David HOLLOWAY OF
richmond, or To the subscriber Who tie found an i'm,
January 20. e5,,,.' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29

adjonrned meeting Of Fbe Me. Of lle ii nua,
surnee soe'e.y against 'irr Buildings 1s she STA
OF virginia, viii bc held NJ she CAPITOL ia no CITY ~
'nond, ON Friday the SUI Icy OF February 1872
JANIS RAWLINGS
L 9 - A 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29
RIEE NJ. IYGiiI

Ioit@if Al LAW. has taken the Office Formerly oc
cuhnd by Dir. Over, c l.arie :ag.rr /, i;l,
eS'e where he viii aiend business IN lis line
-. ft-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29

zen t5-nam Atornies of the City of n. York have m
tefed into association to give asr yrats t e., no
De,,9m OF one poor debtor from goal ii application i
end residences detailed In the \ York pancrs sn
Wheaton, &c. &c. NsNe-' NO'"eH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29

fietrg Scraggs, JoiH, EtsobeIt, PriSciiL, M No.
ocrRggs d9h ne representatives, n Julius S-,3ees
YOU not Inhabitants Of this STATE herein, te,
= YOU thai shall onthe teth Of March aext The bus
o. samuel Ans SEN in the county Of New Kent proceed "a,
lake ms deposition also at sie time and Mace a.
dcroson 81 beverley Crump and Nancy scrrces and %,
he 'h OF the same r,en, IN the Of fro.rr ~ The
residence ofJohu Isl shall proceed 81 ~ 10 f,ac a., 80
positions Of Col rhomas Finsley. William poari innsv
Jones and Obadiah Archer and others. be read aus rtcre
IN my suit in tae superior of c1ncery directed bs IA
% le holden ~ the Capitol in f'c city fichm,ni " e
inyou together w Aroiba'd Try, adrnnr " i lilo it
annexed otJ1mcs Scruggs deceased Elizabeth Iowrv AMI
Timothy Scfn-gs de4ts. Aud iffrnm hares Of
shall moi be able % take iic deuasuns as aforosai
si proceed 10 lake them the cause Is removed
at Tie places above mentioned. "'
am &c You're DAVID SCHuGGS
Virginia iiano,er, Jan ~ fgj-vssSr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29

Oar state legislature will probably he occupied for
some time in the Trial of Abraham Shiver esq one Of
the associate judges ofthe judicial DISTRICT, composed
oil frederick, Washington and Allegany Counties,
against whom charges of mal-conduc in Office have
been exhibited. Anumber of witnesses have been sum-
moned rs well in support ofthe charges as on be-
half OF the judge, who is himself now in Annapolis
preparing Tor his defence. Bali. Fed Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29
MOTION IS HEREBY- GIVEN.

Those parents and guardians who may wish 10 iujee f
e'sei'ts oi me progress OF their wards and an
hoe who feel interest in improvement oi tc liz,
generation, and who do conveniently are iy;, -
attend i Affs sssfi'r,, ~ ,-te.' ~
VIM Mary College, Jar. o. s5 " ,te'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

~ ANAWAf from the subscriber, iding IN Williams
burg on tue evening OF the "a instant Young neeo
au naed NObVUNN about ~ years Of agc rather sicn-
ger DARK complexion shot wopy ha,r ihc, liz. aud
hTse noSe-he had when he lei home hus snpr, inrs
81 ana blue parinioons-4 uniformly hern tmpoye as a
houNe servant but has lately Of vi. accord a,drir
some hn0wcdge OF the AT of shrrnaiint. lie can e,d
and write, and doubt will attempt &, pa. as nee nsn
OF under forged permit
Tic above reward viii he given IL he IS lfeicnae and
delivered 10 me, or so occurred the re. hin gear-N .
commanders aud owners OF vessels boats & g. ere be- n y
orcwarned from receiving board or c,,vg, ,c avs, a .
SAID by NorbOurn under pen8ily OF the q -.
Jan. ~. N{-2aW6t LEON Am I.lr.r r-v
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18

NTIRGI <lA-m Halifax County Court,
v in Chaneery. The 2sth day oil August,
1872
John Daniel, Jhdith Fuaua, Sarnh Hancock
John Nelson aud Polly his wife, formerly Pol.
~ Daniel, Plaintiffs
Against
Tile Hon William Daniel, Henry Coleman,
aud Martha bis VIII, Ellolle Coleman aud r.
lzabelh llis wife, bm Tally and Frances bis
wife Polly Noodson, Josiah, William ID. Mar.
tina Lucy and John Thompson, Arianna Nil.
Ter. Samuel, John iliam + and iIezekiah
g. Daniel. Nathaniel " fnqna aud Susanna
his wife. Joseph t;oode y Mary his wife, Anne
Daniel, Reubin Hay, aud Elizabeth his " iie,
Bouldin Vaughan aud Susanna his wife John
Pigs Mnry his wife Benjamin Lawson a Amy
bis wife, Harrison Burnes aud Judith bis wife,
Dsnicl, Matthew, Thomas and Ambrose Mel
l.on, Joshua Blanlon aud Betsy his wife An.
ihony Franklin aud Polly bis wife, Ihomns
Lasley and susanna bis wife, William Hutch.
rrson aud judith his wife, and Maria u Tho
mas and Martha Fawkner, Defendants
The defendants Ambrose Nelson, Thos Las.
ley i susanna bis wife, William llueher,on y
Judith his wife, Daniel, Martha aud Ibamns
Nelson, Joshua Blanton and Betsey his wife,
Anthony Franklin and Polly his wiic Maria
ID Thomes, aud Martha faakner, children of
John Tawkner and Patsy bis wife Jos Godde
and Mary bis wife, Anne Dnniel rnd John
Pig aud Mary his VIE not having entered
sheir appearance mud given security according
fo the act oi assembly aud the rules Of this
court and il appearing To the satisfaction OF
the conIt that they are not inhabitants Of this
commonwealth, on motion Of The plaintiffs,
by their counsel, II i ordered, that the said
sastnamed defendants dc appear here on the
fourth Monday IN November next, and answer
The bill of the Plaintiffs, end thai copy Of thi.
order Ire inserted IN The newspaper printed in
the town OF Lynehhurg for cigil wreck, sue
cessively, snd posted al The front door OF the
court house OF this county
Copy--Teste,
MICHAEL ROBERTS, u. {. II {
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
The Horse Shoe Hottom,

IN montgomery county, containing two thou
sandlhve hundred < twenty five acres, 0n whchit
cleared and in good order, nearly seven hundred
acres, consisting chiefly of first rate new river
bottom.-This land is supposed to be superior
to any tract in the western parts Of Virginia, for
the culture OF grain of any kind, for hemp and
tobacco.-i will attend at Montgomery court
house on Monday the seth day OF this monht to
lay offthe lands near the said town into lots to
suit purchasers, and which will or Tuesday the
LIT day OF October, being count day, be offered
at public sale. On the Horse Shoe Bottom are
between twenty and thirty negroes, consisting
OF men, WON en-, and children, stock OF every
sort, and some farming utensils, which will be
sold on Friday and Saturday, the 25th and 2oth
days Of 0ctobern ext, on the said ace, and such
OF the land as may not have been sold preyiou''
ly will again be offered f'rsae, and the sale con,
tnued until all, both lands, negroes, stock and
farming utensils are sold, all the lands may and
will be divided SO as to suit the purchasers, a.
will those near Montgomery court house, ana
Blacksburg, as the Horse Shoe Bottom which
last can be very commodiousiy divided into ioui
excellent tracts, A convenient credit tor pan
or the whole Of the above property will be given
] invite those who are disposed to purchase any
OF the above property to cali OH me, to whom
will sell privately, and also to attend on the day.
OF sale. At
HENRY EDMUNDsoN, faacs,
for John Preston
Octob.r w4w9
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RUNAWAY,
October Is

E'ltOM the subscriber on the 3Oth OF
March, servant named JAMES, gene.
rally known by the name OF James Lowing
lie IS upwards OF six feet high light complex
ION, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, aud not easily inlimi-
dated. lie formerly belonged 10 John Scott
OF Alhemnrle-performs we'll ON several mnsi-
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
and VIII probably attempt TO pass for a free
man will give thirty dollars aud pay all
reasonable expenses il delivered 10 me in New
nlhsSoW--or twenty dollars il secured in any
JhIi % That get him. He is now probably in
The vicinity of Richmond.
GEO. 5. HOLLOWAY.
April % EFF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Notice.
! WISH TO SELL,
THE TR.lCT OF L.9.SD

NHEREON | now reside, lying two
w miles south OF MIR Robert Hunters,
and sixteen from LyHchbnrg containing about
SIX hundrodacfes, about two hundred ol which
are cleared and in high state of cultivation,
the residue Ia lis natural state, superior 10 any
On u aeighboa rhood--there is on the Tract
an excellent dwelling house and every ether
house necessary ior the aoeomnodation OF u
'anal > also good fruit of almost every descrip-
tioh. there is on this tract very line grist.
NH. Sbich gets from seventy five to an hun
dred 1afreis % toll grain year. a private sale
Is nf ierTed, bat II not sold before The fifteenth
Of 3vealbef, il will On thai day be offered at
auction, and 30 case safe is thea els cied, the
STOCK @. very description, plantation imple-
menss; <e viii be offered for sale on that day
Terms u SAFE, Tor the land one third Of the
purcnase moaey IN hand, the balance in one
and two Years, with lien on the land 10 Sc
cure each payment, the otter property will be
sold on credit payable the first day of Sep
fember next for All sums over five dollars, and
Under that sula cash WILDE required
ARCHIBALD BOILING, Jr
ociobeS 10 ltw,&s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Notice.

WILL be sold, TO the highest bidder,
w on he 18th day NJ Noftmber atri, Mt the
Plnntotion on which the heirs 81 Jesse Jones,
dec now reside IN Nelson county, being II
part OF the Walnut Grove Estate J all the ,torl
ci horses, cattle hogs mud sheep ulso, The
household aud kitchen furniture, plantation u
tensils, the present crop of tobacco mud corn,
supposed 10 be loo barrels, with snndry other
articles beloaging 10 SAID estate The terms
OF sale are 10 he made known ON the day Of
sale, which will certainly take place On HAT
day. CORNELIUS POWELL,
Admr dc9loGis ncn OF Jesse Jones dec,
Septembcr2l dds
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n virtue Of two deeds oftrust executed TO the
l. undersigned ard others as trustees, by John
Preston, to indemnify his securities, and in con:
iormity TO decree of the superior court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District, I am full,
ly authorised to sell the property contained in
the SAID deeds, among which are many exceed
'ngy valuable Ttacts OF Land, lying in the coun
ties OF Montgomery, Giles, Cabel, Karawha
Botetourt, and Monroe, very well worth the at,
tention ofpersons who wish to ray out their mo
ney advantageously and particu arly the tlat
called
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Lynchburg Mills. =

WILL IN few days be in order f., r.
" cePnon OF Wheat.-The SUI Il
will gise FAIR market price in cash - DE
any De deslrous to receive Flour in exc ci.oua
ior Wheat' they can do So at the usual encbsn $
and the subscriber will subject himself ' ~ =
Kiehmend Inspection. Those who - VI.
disposed to sell at the present prices MAJ a not
yer their Wheat, and wait for a better NJ Ut !.
'a'r market price will be given du,ing the a
son, Tor that deposited, as for what NV VIZ sea
ming N. my DC Co
Augusta ,a,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18

Mary Burch,
Against fahuH
IN cHAMc;pnv Defendant,a
The defendant John Marckle moi hay;,. o,.,
p, an. Rfen security according To the nc, ~ ~
the satlsaeton Of the court that The said defan,ng 10
an inhabliant OF tins Commonwealth ON he @ no
the plaintiff, by counsel, IL is Ordered ,h, inon
Marekie do appear here ON the fourth Ma a NE aad
t3bsr hehi and answer the planlfs bill. Thai ~ We
oi ,ns order be inserted IN the Lynchburg Pres, J
The courthouse on two several court DAYS u'of e
COpy-Ieste.
J. sTEPTOE, Che
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
IYJc't OF lanA,

Situate in the county of Bedford, containing
2s7 acres, more or less, iii being the same
land conveyed to ssjt Blount by Jenkins On
ley and Esther bis wife, by deed dated 2sth
November, ls2o, and recorded in Bedford
county court, and the same on which the sud
blount now resides,) or so much thereof as
snail oe necessary to answer certain purposes
in said deed expressed
Acting as trustee. shall ouly convey 10 the
purchaser or purcaa snch title us is vested
in me by the deed Of trust aforesaid. aud none
other.
JAMES &. sTEpTOE.
September 80 wtds7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Yhe Tract OF A.anA.

~ the said deed mentioned, king in ,hc coun-
~ OF Bedford, containing about four hundred
aud fifteen acres, or SO much thereof as shall
he sufficient to satisfythe purposes of said trust,
being the tract Of land on which the said Mar
tin Key resides, bounded by the lands of Da-
vid Saunders and others, as is more fully ex.
pressed in said deed.-ln case the weather is
SO Indictment as that bidders do not attend on
the day above mentioned, the sale will take
place the next fair day.--Acting as trustee.
shall convey such title only as is vested in me
WIN. RADFoRD, surviving Trustee.
october B. tctds 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18

E'ROM The subecriJer about he lei of
Il July. n BRIGHT BAY HORSE, about
o. ytHrS old. fea . or 10 uebcS t5gh, creea-
Julien, 'hiad feet pbde, paces, irots aud goiiops
remarkably peH. lie Is supposed 10 be a,akiag
for Btd)ord hettaE been ra'sed gbaln. apqhan,
aot many aiieS dds Lttcrig. 4 ie~ord Of 10
"otidrs, AID all rrdioHabic eiGrpts h0s been ~
.'trod for has rtcoe,ra. ba Il piH b, eo4gidetabig
sArtased, on ms doh.,rg tohe B,r Jeba Eq,-
~, or the subscFi5y a,af Dnuiddif CONT haust.
ia. H. PEGR.EH
Sept. g. flH5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Notice.

4 Ii those having claims against the
4 estate of VIM. Clark, deceased, are re-
quested to make them known, properly au
thenteated, as the law directs, ON or before
the first OF December next, that arrangements
may be made for discharging the same. All
those Indebted to the estate, are requested to
make immediate payment
I. W. CLARK, .4dnr
Or Vim Clark, dec d.
0ctaD. lo-lm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Yhe following Property,
Lynchburg & Salem Turnpike

V,HERE not being sufficient number
L of Stockholders present at the annual
meeting held at the Franklin Hotel, in lynch
burg the lst day of October, 1922, the meet
ing adjourned TO the lst day Of next Noyem
Der, at which time and place the Stockholders
are earnestly requested to attend in person, or
by proxy. JOHN VICTOR, Clerk.
October h tctfN9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Aittie Ntter Estate,

Formerly the property Of Christopher CLARK,
Esq. containing about $500 acres, n great pro-
rorion OF which is prime tobacco. land, and
the balanc" excellent for the production Of
grain. The Improvements are two good dwell
ling houses, with all necessary out houses,
barns, &c. aud Is remarkably well watered.-
This tract will be divided to snit purchasers,
TIE terms viii he one third in hand, and the
baioncc in three equal annual instruments, the
purchasers giving sufficient security. The III
tic will be made satisfactory before any pay.
ment is required The sale will continue
from day 10 day until completed, md imme.
date possession given.
JAMES {. MoORMAN.
~ Il. Col Thomas Moore who formerly
claimed title 10 Tic above property, has sur
rendered TO me the full and entire possession
thereof.
September 81. wtds J
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l 3 567 s . and 10, il

Zach sale viii commence with the lowest
number OF section, township and range, and
proceed in regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, or Tor other purposes, will be reserv-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash.
ington, this 10Th day of HIarch, ls22
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
Josiah NE6s,
Commissioner Of The Gen. Land Office.
March % 5ot4N
~ Printers who publish The laws of the
United States viii publish the above once a
week I'LL the first Monday in November ncxt,
and send their accounts (reetiptcd) to the Gen
oral Land Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Attention :!

FftHE II Battalion Of the 55d Va. Regt.
L vii lr mustered aud inspected on lie
ilill near Nj Edward lynch's "a Saturday
I'd day OF November, AT II o clork,. \. VI.
BENJ. + OWENS,
Major ID Battn sd Va Regi.
October H. .w2w lp