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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
Valuable Slaves for Sale.

DY virtue Of two deeds of trust to me-
ID executed and duly recorded in the
county court OF Fairfax, to secure certain
debts due the administrator debonis non
OF George Hunter. deceased. will be soId
on Saturday the first day ofFebruary next,
at Winter Hill, near the Falls church, to
the highest bidder on credit OF 8 months,
SiCtecn Valuable SIaveS
consisting of men, women and children,
or so many thereof as will be sufficient to
raise the sums required, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security
ISAAC McLAIE, Trustee.
dec 81 ts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
John G.. GRAY

VKTILL accommodate few genfeet
w boGrders at bis residence, upper
end OF King street, in the house lately oC-
cupied by Sir. John Lanham.
dec 90 6t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
For Gibraltar,

ITO saal on the Cd Prorin.o,
,.kkA\ The fine fast sailing sch. h RAM,
49, Geo. G.. Gibbs. master; will posi-
tiUsly leave on the day apponted-has
room for some small freight, and can
very handsomely accommodate few pass
engers-For which apply 70
T. H. ROWLAND.
dec 81 St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

raptcy, throughqut The United Statcs, j;
| (" shall be lawful for the several states, or any
ofticnI, To enact bankrupt OF ,insolvent laws.
in the same manner, and with the ike ef-
feet, rs they might have done previous 10
the adoption Of tie constitutions Of the uai-
" ted States"
| BANKRUPT BILL
| The House then asrin resolved itself INTO y
committee pr the Whole On the bin to est,b-
lish AN Uniform System or Bankrnrtry
Throughout the United States NJ. TAYing
in the chair
| Farios amendments were prGn1ecd-
which Will be noticed herrafirr-whrn the
Committee rose aud reported the hill as a.
mended.
| The question was then taken on thu. sevc-
raj amendments as reported, and, with a
modification ofthe last, they were respective
| ly concuired in.
the question TO be engrossrd for third read
ing; when
Mr.. TRACY proposed TO amend the bin by
adding TO the first section the same amend
ment which he offered in committee or the
whole, for admitting others than merchants to
! avail themselves of the benefit of the law.
On this question Dir. TRACY called for the
Yeas and Nays, which were thereupon order
ed and decided in the negative, Yeas "a,
Nays 90.
| Mr.. WooDsoN, OF Ky. submitted the A.
mendment, with a modiiication,) which HI.
had offered IN the committee of the whole, au-
thorizing all classes of the community, with
the preliminary assent OF majority of crcdi-
tors, to become voluntary bankr,ipts, and on
tins question MIR. WoopsoN called for the
yeas and nays, which were thereupon ordered.
After few pertinent remarks by Messrs.
BRECKENRIDGE, asd j. SPEED SMITH, i'm IA
vor of the motion, and by Messrs. Ross and
Look against it, the question was taken there
on and decided in the affirmative, Yeas SO.
Nays 78
No further amendment having been offer
ed TO the bill, the question required upon or
dering the bill TO he engrossed for third
reading on which question Mr.. RuEA called
for the Yeas and Nays, which were iherrupon
ordered.
Mr.. BUCHANAN rose and addressed the
chair in a speech of considerable leag,h in np-
position to the bill; to whom NIr WGIanr
replied.
| To put an end 10 further discussion or the
subject, Mr.. TAYLOR remarked that he felt il
his duty to call for the previous question, and
on motion, it was decided in The affirmative
! Ayes So.
| Al the suggestion of Mr. NELsoN of Wiz.
| Mr.. CAMBRELENG moved for reconsidcra-
ton of the vote for the previous question Just
taken; but the House refused to reconsider
the same-ayes 60, nays 33.
The main question was then ordered aad
was put, on reading the bin "a third fine, and
decided as follows: Yeas 72-Navs 80.
So the hill was RESPECTED. and at hall
past o'clock, the House adjourned. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

. While the spirit public improvements, IS happly
I2r Us extending itself rapidt through the " hole
iro Ie conviction laI IT is the surcs, and quickest
Foad to wealth, and the certainly tl,at the spiri, Of
fyn'shlp OF other states, will diyeri portion of the
irauc rom ihis place, which The lws of npturc IN
tended to centre here unless cofre.pocdnr ovar,;,,
nIe m1e TO retain and increase IT, would however
wish that those who have the management OF affrs
may execute no work in haste; l,u fforonghlg and
cand'dy examine every p'an slbriilted TO neir CON
sderH''on have heard, that On tic great canal in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
AMERICANS.


- ne n fcttotAFS ~ me county N HcHiicO.
FELLOW CITIZENS: Believing no maxim clearer
settled than the one imposing n moral aud political
obligation upon canddaie who soiicits nuflic conf
dence, to eyince his claim To that confidence. by
de'elopemcnt Of hi9 views and principles and hay.
ing been prevented by circumstance heyond The reach
OF my conirol from ,liscr,rgo of that duiy in The
manner proposed, Wlcnl hrcame p candidate 10 re-
present you in the next General Assembly Of Vroi
ma beg leave 10 oor Inst rs IN apology FOR bis
address -
Attached, rs mn to tie great Fundamental min.
ciples OF or government Believing the bappIness
ana interest NJ The people hest secured ly strict adj
heieuco 10 dosc principles have ever been voted
To measures w0rfpated y CONSTITUTIONAL snnctions
aware ofthe deep interest which, TIC people II This
commonwealth mast feel, IN Trio subj which me
likely 10 come before The legislative body nj their
next scsson, nm inspired with scnsiIny propor.
'!oncd ~ 'beir inporIerce Among IL, 81 subjects
The fund Toy Internal to otrmen' tse Univeysity ,be
primary schoois and arporlioniug the Congressional
ustci9 under the late census, Together with The result
OF he mission 90 kcntucSy, proposing reference Of
TIC G,f'ance' Under the compact br,wccn This stale
ana ina', present. themselves ~ most prominent IN
giving 70 iicsc Subjects q Suitable and berobng d.,
'ertion' wil douhilsss require grea deldrracu Tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

agricultural and rcmmnrcia interest of tho com.
ronwealth being ,lrelv invoked in some az ,hcu
whilst the deficiency in the phvsica force, of The sta,
ooght to he supplied nay the rank she mus hu's
among her s'sicrs of the great ccnie,crary, will ~
future be maintained by chershnc the means which
VIII add To, and streng then intellectual c:r.ciiv
With these cursoty views .ieiInw ci,zrns prcsen,
myself before the altar OF public opinion hclicyins
"yJhst pretensions will never be predetermined by You
Hemico County, Narci, Il,h, leo,.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Mr.. Walshs curiosity seems to he piaued
in regard to what passed between Mr.. Ran.
dolph and Mr.. Pinkney at their last interview.
| myself wonder whether Mr.. p. said any
thing half so fattering as the unhlushing de-
ciaration OF certain parasite who lackrycd
the heels ofthe Abbe Correa some five or six
years ago, and which reminded us (whcn told
of it) of him of Penaflor. With all Mr.. RS
hardihood, think he will hardly venture to
enter the lists with Mr.. Walsh, or the lottery
office man; who, now that the pretensions of
poor GIl Bias are set aside, sirenuously assert
their claim to be the EIGHTH WONDER ofthe
WORLD" lam satisfied, that no old member
ofC0nSress viii. break lance i'm this tourna-
ment.
BANKRUPT BTLL.--The vote which was
taken on Saturday last in the ". of II. can
Se"eeiy oc IeSdTueu us a TEST OF the success
OF the measure. Some gentlemen voted against
striking out the 1st section, because they are
opposed TO that mode of legislation, and are
willing to let its friends perfect it as much as
possible before the question is taken OH it.
Others again, AS the Inteligencer states, are
anxious to amend it according to their own
tastes. The resolution of Mr. Tracy is clear
y an effort TO conciliate preudices and to pro-
duce compromise between the friends of
different syst ms. 1t holds ou; to the western
representatives, whose constituents require a
general bankrupt law, the benefit of extending
II to the past transactions of oil classes of cit-
Zens. To the rcantile friends of partial
law, 1T holds out the prospect of combining
1t to future operations of the mercantile class
only.-We are disposed, however, to think,
that no compromise will succeed, and that the
bill will finally fail. We know, that few
days before the question was taken on the Ist
sectional representative wrote To his friend
in this city, that the motion to strike out the
LIST section would fail, and notwithstanding
the bill would ultimately be rejected by a
majority of about 90.
| Since writing the above we have received
the N. Inteligencer of the 1sih-from which
it.appears that on Tuesday the bill was reject
ed in the III. of R.by majority of e7.-This
decision will wiring many heart.--Thc par
tculars not given to-day will be detailed in
| our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
c. SELLING OFF AT AND UNDEJ
PRIME COST-AT

Il WILLIS, Merchant Tailor sig doors above the
Oe BcH Tavern, Main-strret Richmond, whole and
valuable STOCK or GOODS and general Assortment -,
hEABY;IADt CLOTHING ofevery description all Which
iade ~ tne pcs manner ord most fashionable style
Country merchants and others viii find IL 10 their advon
'age 10 cal and furnish themselves with INV article tbev
Nao as - my discrimination TO sell OF all the stock ON
hand the ensuing month, aud 10 decline business in This eli
- Any person wishing to make Establishment in this
Guy would md 70 his advaufagco purchnse the whole
stock and trade and the stand back shop and dweln
eo 10 any ~ The place, hnisy be induceDent 10
any person who may wish 10 become purchaser
NJ those having Claims against tho establishment will
present them Tor ayresi and those ndesed will cailand
March Is tof az
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Revolutionary Pensioners, orPAurras.

Revolutionary Pensioners, Or PAUPERs.
An article from the National ynfeTgenccr il
going The rounds ofour papers, informing the
public, that rs no appropriation Bill has vet
been passed by the present Congress, THAI the
Revolutionary Pensioners could not expect to
receive their stipend on the 9TH Of this month.
This information, appalling as il must be- tn
many an aged and destitute veteran, would
not have hecn so severely felt it it had been
zo"uer promulgated. 10 This city. we havc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
TO THE PUBLIC

A MoNG the Sketches of the Laws published in tlc I'm
qurer OF the 9th inst is" An amend an act en-
titled An act rrduce into several acts
the Literary Fund.-" No u.s. contains the following
provisions 's
The Treasurer Of the Commonwealth is directed IL
correct certain errors in the Treasury Books which have
deprived the Literary Fund of part the money JUST,
belonging 10 IT," 49,
We authorised say that the aforesaid errors WEIR
committed anterior election of the present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
South .4me,ican Indrpendence.

W understand the Presidents Message re-
commenting the recognion of the ndeprn-
dInce OF South America, has created a strong
sensation among the foreign diplomatic corps
resident Al Washington. This is natural
The admission at four or five American
members into the family of nations. is IN e.
vent 0i so much Importance to the Old World
which has so long held that very portion OF
our hemisphere in bondage, it is no matter of
surprise that it Should excite the atteution Of
the foreign ministers.
The committee az Foreign Rotations, in
the House of Representatives, of which Mr.,
Russell, an intelligent representative, OF sober
Judgments IS chairman, have an important
| dnty fo perform on them the task dcyoives
to maintain the ground so honorahDy taken by
President MONRoE.-A state paper of the
deepest interest 10 the would must be- the
result. Since the declaration OF war against
Great Britain in 1912. notIiing of equal inter
est has been before that committee "a com
niltee that has always stppnrirfl aud success
i,ii!y indicated, in It's reports, on all great ra-
iional questions, the reputation of the rrpul,-
i'c N lis diplomacy with other nations
We look for al almost unanimo,:s assent a.
| To the main question of" recognition" what
ever may Dc the honest difference of OPINION
OF the mode of carrying it into effect. And
here the reader may recollcrt that, during the
patriotic and persesering Efforts OF that dis
| tinguishcd member ofthe House of Represen-
tatIves, Mr.. HENEY CLAY, (whose name is as
Familiar as a household ,c0rd on this question:
that 100000 was asked in The annual appro
prla'ion BILL for the outfit and salary of "a min
isier or ministers 10 one or more Of the indie
pendent governments in South America the
adjustment ofthis amount will probably be- In,
only matter Of controversy. As TO the dis
position of the people to sustain the president
in carrying into effect his proposition, we he
lieyc it would not ne hazarding ton much 4,
assert that Il large majority of this republic
are ready to do it, in the most cordial ant
energetic MANNER. Unsh c. Ga.
Rnmor says that Don JoAQUIN DE ANpuA
Ga, is already husily employed in preparing {;
clamorous paper, in the shape OF protest ~
galnst our recognition OF South American
independence. In his diplomacy he generally
puts on the terrific, but he must conl,irc uy
something more than mere soPhistry to divert
US from the purpose of NATIONAL Justice
MIR. CLAY was addressing The snprem
court to-day. IN the case Of Green agfijms
BiddIr, lin other words, on fhc oCcnpying
claimant law Of Kentucky.) The fame Of hi,
eloqucnce drew vast Numbers to hear him
indeed, so powerful was the attraction OF hi:
argument, that an ineGecinoi motion wa,
made to- adjourn The SENATE tn afford even In.
" grave and reverend signiors" Of that body
an opportunity Of stcniugto his Discourse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
COMMERCIAL REsTRICTfONs.

COMMERCIAL RESTRICTIONS.
The clamors from tire British islands ap-
pear to have been so great, aud, IN addition, y
powerful petition was sent from Jar1aica,-
tflat there can be- little doult of the repeal of
the restrictions on the part The government
of Great Britain. And, as Parliament have
been IN session ere this, we may expect Ia re-.
ceve adVices of their repeal before long. As
this Information is reduced almost To- Ger
tainty, Vt would he well--and in fact il will he
come the duty of Congress, provided they ~
tend to do any thing before they rise,-io en-
act such laws, by virtue Of which the Prcsi-
dent viii be enabled to act accordingly, when
he Is officially informed that the wishes ofthc
Islands bave been granted by Parliament.
Bait TEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

~. -. ICoMMrSIcATFD.
departed this life or Tuesday morning last i'm this CITY
Mrs ANNAH WILEY, aged ~ years, consort OF Doctor
rasus whey, alter lingering illness which she bore
WIN Christian resignation She has left an afflicted Ius
Dand ana three small children to lament her loss
departed tins LIE At the residence father MI James
ovnn on thursday morning the 9TH inst Mrs. ANN RICH
t.DooN, wie oil Mr. George +. Richardson of Lynclburg
'his The vnrious caams which LOT of man i sui,
one so affecting The very rarely
IN lie spring time oIhis days, berei the Low
OF hts bosona lovely and interesting child of its nhccon
se mother-her aged parents autiiuI dang hter-
ai numerous circle of friends n 10 was descrvely
neT TO thcm all Cold must De that and dead 10 the
heN feelings OF humanity, which look unmoved UPON a
spectacle like this They only, who have consi0ned The
mortal remains of an adored wife TO that dark narrow
mansion appointed Tor all the living conceive the a
ony oil that desoiaie heart which this blow has ro,ed Of
halt its earthly treasure. She need worthy of all the
tears which flaw for her unmelv The sternf- n,cg
ry OF er Character was only equaed y the cuilecss pi-
thy oil hcr ear-and IN the various duties of WIFE, mo-
Their, a daughter and friend, she no superior
hut lie who hath for his wise purposrs
her To hrmsef and he" tempercth wind 10 e son
lamb so may he pour the balm into each az
ficted heart ~ "
Of great worth. w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

O. rAND FOR SALE.
pss.E no subscriber having W Ia remove ,o III.
-; Nc'"in CoTnry, UGers for sale ii, tac Of Ian.
, i "m nc now lvr' containing thousand acres .io
al rip,n, . ~ N"rNi.n'"ig. and head waters
~, "in'"ooh aud BiucsOnr creek! nc,r Tho ,,barI -
"ee '.fe n'ol 40 acres Of This land in woodse Ia
90 ire! az" ~ good order for cropping AS RESPECTS fen
g. ~" 'l'ehfS. The mproy eucnts IRE q I,u ciIf- 49,
80 icti iig aud all other houses necesary far ,re s
"a w Nr?e eranHrfes, two tobacco barns Inrty rar5e,
anc variety ofolhcr fruit trees 49, P'"'" oiehafo'
of-r alsn tracts Of Ian: in t,o 49,. 49,,
a 1', h' other SIG acres uninproved mostly woo
ILL., NO 49, ~ ana 20 doubt will produce we'll
49,, "n nt's ~ land in the county ri T,,nenb,,rs 80
Yus s2i acres With small pantaton various tinds
~ nun '!eeSa i"ierahle du eng house and o,ber con,
i' '" houses and other conoi,;rrr 600 M
saeH or Sor'h iieherrin ry en- with v,nab5s Ioaan"r1
"i mat seldom wants Water, a gord s,are bo,s
snd other convenient ot-hoI,se two
orchards and snIal plantation muses. TWO apple
Marct ~,
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Staples of The Richmond Marked
THOMAS LAMBERT.
MERCH4.VT T.4ILOR.

"bhCI.fNI I6fLOR,
(Neory opposite the Bell Tavern and door to Eesrs
ia J. Kyle, MainstreetJ
MOST respectfully informs friends and the pnbIc in
'A general that he has purchased the Stock of Lambert
hehh Co. consisting principally Of
Thomas Sheppards Regent and Velvet
Cloths and Cassimeres
Valencia, Marseilles, Toilnet, Swansdown
and black Silk Florentine Vestings:
Also--dn Elegant and Fashionable -d,sortrsnt Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
which he is determined sell very reduced prices
His late partner, Mr. Geo. williamson having settled IN
New York. with the intention Of dcyotng bis attention and
large capital to- the importation OF Dry Goods he will he
enabled receive through him the most fashionable goods
and on the best terms lie has also
in London, with u the mos; respectable Tailor ng rs
Establishments in that Metropolis by which he will receive
PATTERNS when change however tyia takes place
In the fashions.
II may satisfactory the numerous customers Of The
late Firm know that Mr. K continues TO chi Tor
him, whose abilities cutter too well known 10 re-
quire comment.
lie pledges himself that he viii not employ npv yvorkuer
but the very first that he will slways keen ms 6ne
goods bc had, aud that the greatest punciuaty shall
be obseryed. w
lie hopes, with those Inducements and his own unrem,d
attention 10 husineio inertia share OF public patronage
G$SHe will continue tn make MILITARY
and NAVAL UNIFORMS, according TO the latest rcrula
tons.
Nv Any Gentleman Wishing c7rnent made spoeilv car
Ne aecommodated-by having any garment made at SIS
k,chmond. Mareh ~. IOi-s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
CHINkAHOMINY LAND F0E S1IE

O.ii'-A'A'iV4hiNi LAND FOR SALE
S-sya, TIE subscriber offers at private
i,ssIit sair she PLANTATION The late residence or All,
--AAs ''eF Anderson, deceased called l,ANEV ISi
~ "oo" zen or eleven indies from Richmond i'm Hanover
NC si'udt'pn IS beac,iini, thcbuidinc conrnod,
' ~ Eoou repair particular tessrDtinn i ican,ch
as u IS presumed taf persons eisbrg 10 mr.
i'se WIN view the premises The land vi no sbo, g.
h. ovcrSerr q the pantp,iou ~ 'i "e SHOWN py
q cor terms apply 10 IN. Hcubcr Meredith in ITa,o,
OF i.e subscriber in New Kent cnnu,y W " A'''o'e''
MI 20 go ROBERT MERFDITH
W -. I''--WhW Fv'Gr of \. Anderson DO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

heardofse reful. who after TRAVELLING FROM ii, i.
10 sixty miles, spending then last .Iii'lins on
the road, ard in som. Instances r,ories@i,,r
TIER, expectations, have been comp, He'd IN
cousferrtarch home pcnnyless and !airct-d
Ftu. G"e.
BosroN has become City. The vnte of
me citizens On the question: OF accr;.;:,ne,. oi'
me act niihe Legislature for estai'Ir M y the
city at Hnston, was as f,lluws
F"raccep,ing the uri 119I
For rejerirg j: l3al
Majority inr il. 3l6. q"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

- NERO liant MIL FoR r S 8 AZ

tE..a. MERCHANT Mill FOR SALE.
la1t he subscriber offers to- sale the FALL SBURG
'--tcs~ NJ LS IN tic Buck in1bnm III IN
i'E 9c'orF '-ick niine. fory-ei9b nv ffty fser
@ ."' stories high, " iti p,sr hne,v ali Il, II
ri'n. attached 10 this property is brick j, .s
Yenr D" thiT'ySix feei, with brick meat-bo,e &C.
h'irrs ara rnpTcr's houses, &c CornccteJ vim :,
III ul thIe hHFrs and ig6,esi nc res OF xcclen. Lana
etH goci wooten d1vcng-inuc brick m e,t bons
nm Nc 'nd situated within half milo Of The Mn mr.
- possessed iy his rro etty render IL exceelingJy
ne MN i Situated Immediately on the bank OF
'Fs river, within Ealfn mile 81 lyrrrpn and co 80
!, deemed it Ds rrrri,e their loading crecy from is.
huv with lui seciflgtit = ''"''eu ITO one "oun
80" LtS wiz ie nnac accommodating 10 the n,,rcsse-
= cre"t Tor any reasonable number Of eors y, mi t 80,
u'o We IFYhient being ati.factorv ms rner
~ II t"c above Properly he sol prior IN the ts, 80
nay next it will then he Tor rent ana prsetsin eiyo ,b
pjri;n,o, 49,, EDMpND ANDERSON.
Eyy
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WAsEiNeToN, March 15-The Bankrupt
bills REJECTED. We feel so sincerely for
those who have rested their hope ON this bro
ken reed, that we have no spirits at present ia
add any remarks upon the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

refer To our Last Page for original Essay in
vor OF the removal of the Seat OF from Rich
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VII r subscriber being about take sea yoya-e C,- H..
- n.he,' ." hi' health, leaves William Leigh ESQ of Hal
ma, ms attorney in fact, with full power 10
represent nm IN all whatsoever. Thomas N,r,on
M r"r"Eir, wli continue the business s ,h
judith haBdolph. JOIi% a .,i ,s , pI, d's'
hInrc.i -' - rNi-fn
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r-sv,,1 = III Ut iININD q NEGROES
Nr,Ue oi deed of trust tr me Nv cbari
inol ann ll'nnr his wife. hearing date the Oh ay-
leZI fpd recorded in the clerks office OF CaroIin.
~ 'n criian purposes therein mentioned strI on
u""Y tAe itm II 8pcif the house ~ si,i Toon,as
"r t e""ty, proceed TO set public auction for
- ~ 'o"""ing property, VIA OF land b4inng-
nE I" INf shh fOoncs, Wing The P0Ircat ann con
ovtp acres more or .cs hourded bv The tnns of
~ i'il Chandler, Wilson Allen. Wiliiam Camneu Te,vs
lptRe and Others: also between SC and 81 in civ
Of-e specified in sRid deed much OF aid Ia mi n NJ,
~ VII raise the $500 and the costs ana
o. executing this tr"stThcre upon This tract OF
1870 !H9e one conunodioUs dwelling house and eyer,
nHchrh uut house for the farmer ali lrtelv % Tte,c
"pun " ioer7hy good mill for grinding corn a nd
N nHli-'nd IN abundance of first rate pine timber.
~ person fcsfrpus Cf purchasing an ee1ant ccoptr
'"nent this ir.n offers every inducemcnt of iertiy
bic neiehbofbood. s' ""'e'' ""o Nj sgreea-
r. DyCRIrcoN- IT,. I
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Cou7eissio'ssr's CT-s, Riofalona 8fcreh ~ 1872
pc rfrtes Interested ~ The above suits which have beer
removed rom e fredericksburg district eboncery court ~
The chancey eourfo h district by of hat CONT
are desired TO take notice, fst have appointed tie fsh
uay o. ApH next 20 execute the direction Of foregoing
ofdr OF court on which day ~ o'clock A. NJ tbev orc
- papers
n. BAKER, N. o.
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