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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Among the petitions this day presented,
was a Nenorial by Mr.. BarstOw from sum
ufy Inhabitants OF the town of Danvers. in
'ue o'ate OF Massachusetts, against the
passage OF law 10 establish an uniform
, ,'em OF bankruptcy; which was refer
subject.
nf' Rhea, from the Committee of Pen
suns aud Revolutionary Claims, reported
Sagg'S'0Faoly upon the respective petitions
" isaac T. Young and Elizabeth Hand;
'I W reports were serally coHcGrred IN.
n; VT smith, OF Maryland; from ths Com
70 n I've. OF Ways and Means, reported a bill
NV .e a The duties on sword imported
C ;,o we ualted States to be presented to
~ - Aaedoaough, of tue United States
nm, WHICH was twice read and com
hs ~, Sergeant, FROM the Committee on
hi ua'e'ary, reported bill tor the esta
Fuaeht OF Territorial Government IN
n IVA watch was twice read and com
ii W w. omI'h, Of Nd, from the Committee
Gs " ' ani Means, reported a bill To-
Was sue. ,nl OF Solomon Porter, Jr, whicI
NJ VICE r read and committed.
Pr smpbell, trom the Committee OF
Tie ,aT;. ESad Claims, reported bill 70
John GsI OF TIE legal representatives c
m,raaIt; which was twice read al
Com na as"'on, from the Committee
o. H. w. w. reported bill 10 ak the lin
F''' VI entry and delivery 10. lie
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
For Norfolk.

For Freight to a Southern
Port.
s9gK The good schnr. PANOPE.
nSs n athan Soule master, carries IS
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply to W. FOWLE 4 Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer for sale
6 tons clean hemp
80 pieces Russia duck of sup. qual'y
100 do do sheetings dox.do
II do Ravens duck
90 do narrow sheetings
II chests olive oil
2 pipes Corsica wine
20 casks tanners oil
35 bbls No. Boston beet
Is do 2 do do
58 tons plaster
dec Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Fairclough, Capt VIM H Basset, OF
Richmond, to Miss Eleanor O'Neil, OF
Washington D. c..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
Office.

4 LARGE quantity OF first rate OAK
N WOOD can be had on moderate
terms, as soon as the river is Davigable, al
the landing of George Mason. Touth Of
Matterwoman creek, Charles county Md.
ian % st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having resumed the
i Flour and Grocery Business in Alex-
andria, begs leave again to offer his ser.
viees to bis Country friends, He will
purchase and sell four-or receive il on
Storage. He will Keep constantly on hand
stock Of Groceries, and transact any
business which they may be disposed 10
Con6de to him.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
ian a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
Labourer's Wanted.
Public Entertainment.

At the Bell Tavers, Lloydsbureh. 8 males
from Alexandria, on the Littts Riiver
Turnpike Road.
ME subscriber has taken the stand
Il lately occupied by Dorset & Prince.
and in rendering bis services to tine public
hatters himself that all those who may
please to call on him, will meet with such
fare and attention as may entille him to q
full share of public patronage.
T. 5. Good stablesge pasturage, Re.
for drovers, and others who travel to map
ket. EDWARD CLARK,
JAMS law3w*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
Soup House.

r. HE trustees of the Poor are establish-
4 ing soup House on Cameron street,
at The bake house, two doors east OF the
theatre.
The poor can be supplied with good
soup. on Wednesday, at IL O'clock
Ticksts may be had from either OF the
trustees.
A man cook is wanted, who is clean.
~, sober, steady, and can be well rec.
commended; none other need apply.
jan Ia If J SWIFT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority oi deed Of trust
~ from Adam Lynn, TO secure debt
due to Peter Wise, the subscriber willie
fer at public sale on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 29th day OF January next. at
IL O'Clock, two story brick tenement
and lot Of ground on the south side OF King
street. between st. Asapb and Pitt streets
now occupied by John b. Hanmatt. The
lot on which the said tenement stands ID
q feet in front, and extends southwark n
depth 1861 feet. Terms made known At
place of sale.
THOMAS WHlTTLE, Trustee.
dec. 2 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25

For Charleston, or Savannah,
kAx. The good schooner FARMERS
' FANCY, John McIntire, master,
burthen about 1000 bbls. and will be ready
to load in four days. Apply TO
j. II. LADD y Co.
Who have just received for sale, per
schr independence.
2OC boxes fresh Muscatel raisins
500 yellow soap in 60 y 25lb box
es.
nov 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

10 pu, in motion the company Of bsli.psy CT
cers posted in the squa'e OF 81. Dom,neo.
which fred upon The Guards. The quad
made iheir attack with shouts OF Long iiss
the absolute King !" but sueh was the f im
ness Of the Miluia snd the olhe' force oppo.
ed to them, that they were defeated on al
points. The Guards, routed In every direc-
non, sought On asylum in the Palace OF the
Monarch, wbiher they were followed by The
Constitutions! troops, aud pen, up within the
naUowest limits.
Af'ei this result of the cor fliet haG been as.
cerisined, the Glote goes on 10 state, that ne
goiiations ensucd between The King aud the
permanent depula,ion Of he Coues, which
,e minated M the d'saI ming of The Guards.
The Guards, whose conduct appeas 10
have been as cowardiy as H. was deg scelui,
dspe ssed, in oltet as much as possible TO
prevent their being disarmed, but lhe meas
ure was in genetal eilecied.
The impartial and The Espeetador, Madrid
papers, each give accounts oi The same trans
action, not differing materially from the a.
bove. The former adds, Ihst, according 10
shc most su,hen,ic tepor's, The GHards lose
100 meo, of whom 90 or so were killed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
bosToN, Aug. :
Latest from Englona.

~ al
By tho arrival ct the snip Herald, Capt Fox,
at thls port In SO days from Liverpool, We
have Liverpool pape,s TO July 2oIh, and Lon
doa to July 10. We fad 10 them iB,er sstlug
lnleihge c.--PGtriot.
Toe L.oodoo Times Of the 10Th July, says
Late last night we received Paris papers OF
Tuesday. The Constitutional alone offers
any intelligence, aud tha, sppsr emily OF doubt
fal character. from Spaio but oo,hiog from
Madrid OF later date than the 9th last. on
which day according to rumor meeting OF
diplomatic persons was held at the house oi
the Briiish Ambsssador, win u view to drsw
up soine JOINT statement or proccs verbal of
Ut the events then passing IN tae Spanish cap.
itAi, Tor the information OF the several Euro
pesn Coueis Tie Co.stnutiopei proceeds
to say, thaI the Austrian Mlnis,cc and another
were for commencing by deeiar alton, that
the liberal par'y was 10 blame fos every thing
and that 10 IL To democratic notions apd to SC.
cret socie,ies, we'e owing tho perils which
surrounded the King thrane [; Mr.. FoRsYrH
the American Mipistet, however is said 10
have refused nIs assent and signstnre to any
such p.ipabe devis,ions from truth, and 10
have threatened public exposure Of their
faiiscy should they DO pu, for,h in an officisi
fo' N by his diplomatic brethren at Madrid.
1t IS sdded, that this republican Ambassador
then ,urpcd tae tables upon the serviie party,
whom be accused Of every excess and ofactu.
atty making the KtSo their prisoner. The
other memoors oil mo meeting with one ex.
cepion, are asserted to have subscribed to
Mr. Forsyth's sentiments, aud 10 have agreed
to a Cos oiresponding representation"
tis further stated tnst Madrid was quiet
on the sth and that the kings ministers had
resumed the discharge OF their functions, and
were taking measures to quell the spirit Of
revolt wherevor IL exhibited itself. Ii was
also reported ,hst tho Duke del iof,ntsdo sod
l2s Others bad been arrested as tho chiefs OF
q conspiracy TO siezs the king, attack the me.
uopois, and produce q counter revolution
II - also said that proof has been obtained
that tho king has allowed himself TO DO tam
pesed with by the sgen,s Of tho French Mon.
aschy.
+. The papers that We have received are filled
either with their own specula,lons in regard
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
Bp the l9aits.

7svo days later from England.
by the arrival st New-Yo,k Of the packet
ahip James Monroe, we have news from Lon.
don 70 July i+,h, and from Live, pool 10 July
10Th.
SPAIN.
Our intelligence from Madrid, by the way
of Gibraltar. was to July s. BY this arrival
we have intelligence to tho evening Of July
9Th. At that period, the accounts state, tina,
no concession had been made BY tho mutt.
pous troops, nor had any thing occurred 10
inspire hopes Of bringing the sir,ir to On an.
icAbls accommodation. Frequen, interviews
are said TO have t,ken place between tho
King and his Minisssss, in whieh he latter
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
From, tie Woshineton Gazette.

The Peace Socicty o! Massachusetts ought
to vote rs honoro'y membrr ALEXANDER,
a model for his Christian /o,6earanee in lock.
ing on AZ the murders Of the Tuks and keep
ing his swo'd in The scabbsrd, in spite of tie
calls Of humanity. We should not be sur
p'ised II this modern mild Tins and bis Ter.
tafs turn quakers! No'hne in the frtssnt ees.
wry, as B1napar'c, propheticalIy said. will
remain like the last -.
The holy league was a, FIRST thought to be
formed to crusade ag7iDs, The Turks: now
We know better, IL seems to be 10 nrosees
them In their bigotry and superstition and
TO disturb the "peaee and good will" OF
Christians-defcnte ele.s Christians.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
WEST INDIA TRADE.

In our paper Of to-day we publish the Pres
iden's Proclamation opeo'ng our ports e.
vessels from the British West Indies, and re-
ciproeoting the late &C, OF the British Parlia
men. opening those ?or,sto American vcs
sells. No obstruction pow exists 70 coa.
mercisi intercourse between this country au.
the BRUSH West lodies We may be tei
mi,,ed to remark that this termination OF :
long negotiation and Of system Of mur-.
restrictions, has admirably proved the vi.
dom Of the system Of policy adopted by to,
government, in 1919. We h,,: new a'c.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

A correspondent recommends the free
use OF slack lime III privies, sink, gut
tiers, &c. during the present warm
weather.
The Providence American, Of yester-
day, boasts oi having gained majority
OF iederallSts III the next House Of Rep
resentatives oithis state. Yet the tede-
railsts tell us there l. 10 bary-No PAR
rY---and the Republicans, many Of
them, are fools enough 10 believe them.
AT the late term of the Supreme Ju-
diciai Court, in this town, VIM Ennis.
Jun Esq. was admitted Attorney and
Counsellor at Law.
IRON fhe Providence .4meriean Of yesferday.
BRANCH BANK.
The following gentl. men were on the 27th
ult. appointed Directors OF the Oaiae Of Dis
couu, and Deposi. of the Bank OF The Un,tod
Sts'es in this town, for the ensuing year
viz: Seth Wheston, Samuel Wetmose.
Nicholas Bcown, Pnilip Alien, Hsnry Z.
u
The two last named aee new Directors.
FEVER AT NEw-YoRE.
New cases continue 20 multiply. StveS
were reported on Thursday-fou, on Fsidsy,
and four oil Saturday The disease, it is un.
de'sood, IN grea, mo;ni!y Of cases ,e'mi-
oates fatally The services at ST. Paui's
Church have been suspended, agreesbly 10 q
'eeomme I'd aioC Of the Board Of Healti 49,
. that editice being either wi;hIn the infected
district or so near it, es TO require the pre-
eauiiooary measure which has been adopted.
lhe following article from he New York
Daily ADVERTISE OF Saturday, received b., 'ne
Steam Boat, Is oil u cheering cha ,cter, and
VIII serve relieve the gloom Of previous sc-
cnuols:
For the Information Of those who are sb-
sent from the city, we mention that with the
exception Of portion Of tbe city denomins,cd
the infected district, aEd its vicinity, Now
York never erjoyed better health thsn The
present summer. 1t is true the principal
body of our merchants have removed f,om
the east side Of The town, as well as those who
lived in the seat Of dsnger: bu, many OF the
removals have taken place not because thore
was sickness in their immediate vicniiy, but
from the inconvenience Of transacting busi-
mes, in the lower parts of the city, after the
removal OF the Banks, Exchange end Post
Offices, and all the other public Institutions.
The pubiic Offices and merchants have Ie.
moved, principally along tho upper part of
|. Broadway and IN the village of Greenwich,
where il is as healthy and as safe to transact
business as it would be miles from New.
York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
By the Preaalens Of the United States Of .3nersca
"A PkOCLAMAIiON.

WHEREAS, by an aci oil the Congress oi the
Unitoc States, passed on the sixth day oi
May lat, il was provided, that, on satisfactory
evidence being given TO the President OF The
United States, that ibe Ports 10 the Islands or
Coioaies 10 tie West lodies under the doniin-
ion OF Great. Britain have been opened TO the
vessels OF the United States, the President
should be, and lhe,eby was, authorized to Is
sue his Proclamation, declaring that the ports
of the Uoi,ed States should hereafter oe open
TO the vessels Of Great. Brnain employed In
the trade aud inle ecourse between the Unued
States and such Islands or Colonies, subjoc
20 such reciprocal rules and restrictions as
the President of the United States might, by
such Proclamation, make and publish, any
thing in the laws entitled " An Act concern.
inc Mitigation" OF an act entitled An Act
supple mentaty to an Act concerning Naviga.
tiou," 70 the contrary notwithstanding.
And, whereas, satisfactory evidence has
been given 10 The President OF the UnIcd
States, that the port, hereinafter named, In
the Islands OF Colonies in the West Indies,
under the dominion of Great Britain, nave
been opened TO tho vessels Of The unucd
States, mat Is 10 say, The
Ports oil Kingston, Savannah Lo Mar,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

MoDieBo osy, santa Bucia,
Antonio 81. dan, Falmouth,
MARIA, Moran bay, IN Jamaica.
Saint George, Grenada.
Rosseau, Dominica.
Sainl johns, Antigua.
San josef, Trinidad.
Scarborough, Iooago.
RoId Hifbor, Iorioia.
Nassau, New Providence.
Pius,own, Crooked Island.
kngs,on, 81, Vincsni,.
Por. George and Port Hamilton, Betmuda.
Any po!t where there Is a
custom house, Bahamas.
BidgelowD, Bat tbadoes-
81. Johns, ST. Andrews, New Brunswick.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.
Qlcbcc, Canada.
81 John's, ew.Foundiand.
Gsofge'own, Dsmarara.
q New Amsterdam, Be.bice.
CAstties, 81. Lucia.
Basse.erre, St. Kits.
Charlcsrown, Nevis and
Plymouth, Montserrat
Now, therefore, |, JAMES MoaR0E, Presi-
dent ut the Unued States OF Anerics, do
hereby declare .anl proclaim, that the Ports
OF .hs U1ted Sts,es shall hereafter aud until
the cad Ut me mex, session OF tho Congres,
Of t.s United ,ta:es, be ppen to the vessels
OF G'eas Britain employed in the usdo and
io,s'coarse between the .uni,ed States and
the i,isois aod colonies hereinbciorc named;
any tains ~ tho laws, entitled A" An act con.
ce'n.ng navtgauon," or an act, entitled "An
Rct supplementary TO an act concsi nipg navi
gation," 10 the contrary no wi,bstanding, un.
der ,ha following reci procal rules aol rcstsic-
,ion., namely:
To vessels Of Great B'itsin, bona fide
NcIush built, owned, and tne msster aud three
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

AT the late term of the Supreme Ju-
dlciai Court, III this town, VIM. Ennis.
Jun Esq. was admitted Attorney and
Counsellor III Law.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
NEW PORT.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 4,.l8ec.

A correspondent recommends the free
use OF slack lime i'll privies, sink, gut
ters, &c. during the present warm
weather.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

!, 10 Spain, or with extracts from French pspers
| relating 10 Spain. We fad Iiuie OF no int!
iigcnce from the eastern part Of Europe, the
souin western psn seeming now to receive
the whole sltenuon which was but recently &C
a'dcDliy directed 10 the easterG.
Hsaburgh pape's to the OH July had
been received in London on the I5,h of the
same month. The Russisn Guards were on
turn 10 the capital.
1se Courier OF the l5'b speaks oe the ex-
pecied war between ru' key and Russia. " as
having been prevented, and of the diffe, ence
between tho Two powers as ior the moment al
least accommodated
The accounts ot the successes ofthe Greeks
are conf rined. Chourscid Pacha il seaio re-
ported 10 have besn defeated wiki loss Of a
largo number OF men and his baggage.
Letters fsom SeiO dated May 2s,n state,
that no'hing but partial Qodiyldual) ssss..ina-
lions now occur 10 distuso Ihe quiet Of The I,-
iaGd.
The Eogiish Pariamenl continued occupi.
ed WIN Ina.ter: solely OF domestic interest.
TDe French Chamber Of Dspuues were en-
gagged IA the coDslde alton vi ,heir system Of
hnancc for she eOsuIng year.
The SANITARY Co don OH the ffontiers Of
Spain mad been Ieloforced, and il is suggest.
Cd Ihal ii might, should a favorable opportu.
nifty ohs', Improve It by invading Spain, in
bshaii OF the oys' pa'y, and in opposition 10
The Constitution.
The accounts from Ireland continue 10 ex-
hibit tho most appalling distress. In the
county OF Sligo, alone, there arc 40 600 souls
~ ne nj
sehptions, though rapidly filing up, could af
ford no pcrcepnble a,c Ia such 4 state Of suf.
fotlng.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
Netice.
WISH TO SELL,
TIE TRlCT OF LIND

NIERE0N ! nov reside lying two
w miles south of Mr. Robert hunters,
aud sixteen from Lynchbulg containing about
siA hundred acres, abOat two hundred OF which
are cleared and la high state Of cultivation,
the residue iu its natural statc superior TO any
in It's neighhourhood there is on the Tract
an excellent dwelling house and every other
house necessary for the accommodation OF n
family also good fruit ut almost every doscrip
ton There Is on this trnct very fine grl7l.
mill, which gets from seventy five To an hun
drcd bsrrels of toll grain year. A private sale
is preferred, but if not sold before the fifteenth
of November, it will on thai day be offered at
auction, and IN case snle is then Elected, the
stock of every description plantation nipple.
ments, &c will be offered for sale on that day
Terms Of Sale, Tor the land one third OF the
purchase money in hand, the balance in one
and two years, with lien on the land 10 Sc
cure each payment, the other property will be-
sold on & credit payable the FIRST day OF Sep
TENDER next for all sums over five dollars, and
under thai sum cash will hc required.
ARCHIBALD BOILING, Jr
October ID ltwtd3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
Notice.

u virtue of deed of trust executed
- TO the subscriber by Charles WiugfeIdin
la22, and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
.he county court of Amherst, for the purpose
'hefeIR expressed shall, on Thursday the l49
day OF November next, at the residence Of
SAID Ihgfeld, in the county of Amherst pr,op
coed to sell, to the highest bidder, on a creds
o o.. Il months, the following property ols
wagon aud Gear, q head of Horses, his 'tooa
OF Cattle, Sheep and, Hogs, Household Klta
en- Furniture of every description, Planialol
otehsils, &C. &c. or SO much of said proper A
Us w'll be sufficient to satisfy said trust dess
ana costs OF sale. Bonds with approved seta
rity Will be required of purchasers-The iiIY
vested IN the trustee will be given the pnrCnD|
sers. TINSIry RUCkER
Is The subscriber has il in contenPsl
uon to remove from this county dor the legl
as IN Spanish America) about the 10th Of ne
month, which will be previous to the d.,
sale-Mr Nelson c. Dawson, Jr, will attend
'he sale, as his agent by consent OF the paT5iS
TINSLEY RUChth,
The above sale will take place by my r1s
consent, being DESTROYS to pay my just de
hemng there will be more property than
SATISFY the trust deed, if so, the balance VII
sold on the same terms-my creditors are w
ted to attend and buy for themselves. =.
CHARLES WINGflLLp
October 25. wtds L
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
EAucation.

FENliE subscribers inform the public that n
\ School, embracing the general branche.
OF a liberal r3ucation, such as Latin. Greek
the Mathematics, &c.) Will he taught II Pi,guh
westinghouse Bedford, CONNIE ncing the lstof
December, ls22. lheteacherisala gra,s ale
OF iiampdrn Sidney college. This, to all those
acquainted with the excellent aud thorough
course OF studies npie taught IN that Seminary
will be suhct,ht guarantee OF scholarship ;
and his talents. ms suitable To tcnch, come
highly recommended II is sufficient to say.
as 10 the morality OF his character that he is
OF good stuuding with respectable religious
denomination The price of tuition, $50 per
annnm-Board, SO per month, The follow
hsgeni!epen will act US trustees of tbs school.
REV NM, LEFTWICH,
REV. }. MITCHELL,
REV, j. TURNER,
COL. ID. SAUNDERS,
MAJ } tEFTWICH,
GEN. !. LEFrNtGI,
Col. +, ". GoGlN,
5 d. RICE,
DIR. I. +. MITCHELL,
oct 70 wIWl2.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29

NOTlCE.-7he subscriber, as odminis-
~ traitor Of Col. William CLARK, deceased,
m'H, on the esd day Of .Norember, 1899, at
The late residence Of sold dccedent, in the
county Of Campbell, sell, by ,oay ofpubic
auction, all he PERSONAL EST.1TE
Of said decedent, consisting Qftwo Negroes
IA man and Joy,) the stocks Of Horses,
Cafe, Sheep aad Hogs, Household and
hitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, the
crops Of Corn, Fodder, SC. sc. Terms of
Sdte-for all Sums under $40, cash toiu be
reqared-dnd for all sums orer that amount
a credit Of sir months ,eiH be extended To he
purchasers, upon their erecuting Their bonds
ruth opProred personal security for The pau
mem Of the amounts ofther respective pur-
chuseS.
TUCKER ". CLARK, .4aar.
October 25. 10 ,mds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
Notice.

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed Ia
- the subscribers by Christopher CLARK, lot
the purpose of indemnifying Isaac otey and
Thomas Moore, which deed bears date tho
18th Of October, 1919, and is recorded in tho
comfy court of Campbell, we shall proceed,
ON the 10th day of November, 1922, ON tho
premises, to sell, at public auction, for ready
money. that valuable and highly improved
Estate, called Sandusky,
Formerly owned by Charles Johnston, lyin,
on the turnpike road between LvnchEufs md
the town of New London, beng aboui four
miles from the former place, ead six mio
from the latter. This tract coniains betvf6
400 and SEQ acres, a considerable mart Of wbl5
~ heavily timbered. The balance is clearl.
and IS well adapted to the use of clovrraI
plaster. Should bidders fail 10 attend on se
day above mentioned, in consequence of ne
inclemenoy of the weather. the sale will be
postponed until the next fair day. Acting as
trustees, we shall convey such title only a.
vested in US by the deed aforesaid.
EDWARD WATTS,
WILLIAM RADF0RD
October Is. II wtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
Notice.

WILL be sold, TO the highest bidder, at
w the late residence of Joshua Tnsey,
dec IN the county of Amherst, on Wednes-
day the Goth day OF November next. all tbe
s.oeN oil horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, pano'
ton utensils, and The household and Kitchen
furniture of which said decedent died noses
eu, together with the crop of corn, fodder and
o'ls maze on the plantation the present yeaf
among the stock of cattle are two yoke Of "a
liable oxen.-Terms made known on the Jay
Oh sale. GEORGE NJ. TINSLEY,
ALEX. TINSLEY,
Admrs. of Joshua Tinsley, decd
October. 10. w2wn