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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
FORTRESS MONROE,(
Norfolk, AprH Is. :
WANTED,

# Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, to be
u employed toy me, 80 or 40 first rate
Stone .Masons,
The wages will be One Dollar and Fifty
Ttn,s Der day. BOLlTHA LAWS.
~ The Editors OF the Baltimore Fed
ersI Gazette, PouIson's Philadelphia Dali
" Advertiser, and The Nev-York Com
mercial Advertiser, are requested 10 pub
h.h the above advertisement, untat The e1-
piration of has Month; and send their &C
counts to this Office tor aynent.
anril ID t3Oa
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
DRY GOODS,
Bottles. White Lead, etc.

Bottles, White Lead, etc.
OK Hampers porter and wine bottles,
-" jus, received per sloop Adelia, from
New York, and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMlTH,
Who has IN Store,
200 kegs Eng, and American white
lead, ground in oil
100 mats cassia
1000 VT St Domingo coffee
le Nj superior Havana segars IN
whole, half and or boxes
Is halt chests imperial and gun
powder tea
g. s. , len. e ATTY ; Boxes do do
100 TWO ID canisters do in boxes
containing 90 cansters
g hhds Antigua rum
tierces rloverseed
Is or casks Malaga wine
10 do do Canary do
IA boxes Sicily lemons in prime
order
10 bbls new prime beef
20 do whisEey
40 bundles sugar loaf paper,& &c &c
april 5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
Phineas Janney,

HAS Just received II bales OF cotton
IL sup. quality, 20 boxes sperm Can
dies branded Coffin.
Ia Store,
25 boxes sperm candies, branded Rod
man
6 t,erce. spermaceti oil
9 tous white lead ground in oil
6 hbls VeRetisn red
90 kegs spanish brown
3 cases patent water proof hats
Is tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and RaveH's duck
Do >bee.ing
English pine apple cheese
Do mustard in boxes of 10 doz bottles
Do sewing and helrring Irvine
Do shoe thread
Cambria and jaconet musIins, Marseilles
quilting
Spotted cravat bdkts
Figured NaDkn silks
Black silk shawls
Nankin Grape gown patterns
Black galoons and rlbbo0s
Claret wine in cases Of doz each
LOAF sugar Philad. refined
Cut nails and brads
2lO tons Swedes' and English iron
Assorted fat bars from II inches 70 6
inches wide. and from i TO inch
thick
Square bars from inch TO inches
Round from inch to II inches
Plough plates and land sides
Swedish steel in bundles--For sale on
accommodating terms. 4mo l9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
A. C.. CazenOve & Co

HAVE received by The last arrivals
Ill 30 bales domestic cotton goods Of
every description
- bale sup fine saitinetts
5000 lbs cotton yarn Superior quality
$50 kegs cut nails, all sizes
90 bales Alabama cotton
SO baskets fresh Bordeaux salad oil '
Also, By The Robert Fulton, arrived al Neav
York, from L,uerpool.
trunks cambria prints and calcoes
case steam loom shiilDgs, by the
Germania, at Baltimore, from Bre-
IL bales Buriaps
2 cases best Ticklenburgs
apr
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
The Subscriber

The Subscriber
HAS received per schooner Cent, and
l. Il for sale
19 coils patent cordage, Lewis 4 Co's
manufacture
bales Alicant 6oor mats
JOHN RUMNEY.
april l9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
For COwes,

TX The superior brig ANN, captain
WSnow, will sail for Cowes about the
s8tb inst and accommodate few passen-
gers. Apply to WIN. FOWLE d Co.
april 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
COflEN'S

LOTTERY aud Exchange Ohce, ma, Mar
Ee; street,
Where in the three last State Lotteries
the great capitals Of 10000, 2o,ono, aud
lo.ooo were sold, besides no less than
NINE capitals Of D5ooo each! And
where were also sold the great capitals OF
80 600, and 90 900, being the two highest
in the last Washington Mouurent Lottery.
Orders from AM part OF the U. States,
by mail, tpost paid or by private con-
,eysnce, enclosing the cash or prizes in
sny OF the Baltimore lotteries, will meet
with the most p, ompt attention, addressed
10 J I'COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.
aor %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29

Cider, Rice, Bacon, &c.
T lindsay & HILL have just received
- 40 bbls cider
2 tierces & half tierces new rice
10000 lbs well cured bacon
300 bushels seed potatoes
90 boxes oranges
SO do lemons
300 bushels corn
Family Flour as usual
april "a st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
Cotton Yarn.

flames c. g. r. BARRY being APP
u pointed Agents by the Union Manu-
featuring Company of Maryland Tor the
sale Of their cotton yarn, take THIS oPpor'
tunity to acquaint their friends and the
public that they have just received very
large supply per the Baltimore Packet,
which they will sell 20 dealers In that arii-
Gle at the
FACTORY PRICES FREE OF EXPENSE.
OrCountry merchants who want their
supply, will at once see the advantage
of receiving that article IN Alexan
dria at the Baltimore price, tree OF risk
and Height. The long established supe-
r,ority OF this cotton over ali others manu-
featured in the U. States, makes 1t unne-
cessary TO say any thing further, relative
to its quality. As ursupply will be made
weekly, our town and county customers
may rely ON their orders being promptly
attended to. They have also on baud
general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
comprising almost every article in that
line, which will be sold very low ~
WHOLESALE or retail, on accommodating
terms. IhdT 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
Russia Goods.

Russia Goods.
300 pieces Russia sheetings
$50 do. diapers
ego do. LIST d Cd quality Russia duck
22O do. Leavy g. light ravens do.
35 tons hemp
$4,000 quilts
S bales feathers.
For sale on liberal terms by
mars NM. FOWLF & co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL go, 1928.
Whiskey, Bacon, etc.

Whiskey, Bacon, etc.
I lindsay g. HILL have just received
IL from Philadelphia
80 bids rye whiskey
IN STORE,
$4,000 VT. Cumberland bacon
6 bids frs, quality n o sugar
SO kegs Ohio butter
$50 bushels clover seed, and
IA .MILY FLOUR.
apr It
Clover Seed,
L|RESH and of superior quality, just
IL received, and for sale by
A. G. ChZENOVE & Co.
mar 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29

For Freight,
,easa The good schooner GENERAL
hJACKSON, Nathaniel Lear, mas.
Ter, burtben about 300 bbls. and will be
ready to load in the course OF this week; a
freight TO Portsmouth or Boston preferred.
Apply to }. II. LADD d W.
Who hare for sale on board sad vessel,
loco bushels potatoes
500 lunches onions
90 boxes mould candles
90 barrels No. SO mackerel
22 boxes Goldfish
6 6rkins butter
barrels cherry bounce
5M boards mar 10
For Sale or Freight,
,kH, The good schoon'r MARY, Dean
.SSN Smith. master burtben about 6S5
barrels, and in good order for voyage.
Apply to JOHN II. LADD & Co.
Who hare for sale by sad vtssel,
100 bushels Turks Island salt
40 barrels n. E. rum
casks SEAL oil april
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
To Rent.

10 Rent.
~. Tue subscriber wishes to rent
STsN for one or more years, his wharf
sssk and warehouse. The warehouse
&S.&as...s Is 3 stories high, fire proof, and
having every convenience tor an extensive
business. The whsrfis no feet in length,
snl ~ in breadth, and has water of suth>
cent dep,h tor the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON
aug IS Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29

HAS just received 4 bales of cotton
IL sup. quality, 25 boxes sperm can
dies branded Coffin.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09

Ms. WALrIR IS, we understand, IN Alex
andria, where he proposes to deliver severai
Orations on moral and literary subjects. the
success winch has attended his exhibitions OF
this sort in all the Northern cities, authorises
the belief that all who may witness them here,
will be completely gra.ihed IN arePublic, it
is important that all enterprises which tend to
inform the citizen, and to inspire him with
re al for liberal studies, should be generally en-.
couraged, and none is at once SO fascinating
Aad instructive as that of MIR. Walter This
gentleman is an inhsbitant of Boston, and is
esteemed by competent judges, to be an able
representative of the taste, eloquence and learn.
arg Of the Literary Emporium of America"
We sincerely hope that, on these accounts, he
will receive in our town the consideration due
to Scholar, Stranger. and Citizen Of the
modern Athens.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
STUPENDOUS FRAUD"

Upon information lodged, on Friday
night last, a search warrant was obtained
agains, FRASER, one Of the City Guard
Four chests and one trunk, which were
deposited in pickney.st. being searched.
a discovery was made ct whole world
of rags and riches. These unfortunate ar.
ticles knew not how they came together,
l. were happy Of general goal delivery.
At the voice OF liberty, there sPrang forth
gold and silver watches, new and dirty
stockings, tattered and elegant linen cam.
brio handkerchief, pearl, gold and stone
ornaments, earrings. old coats. breast pins
and boots, silver spoons and srspenders,
buttons, knives, sheets. shirts, cotton balls.
and silver ladies silk handk's. and cups
and saucers, ribbands, gi,ves, rings and
cravats, breeches, pantaloons. and packs..
ges Of new goods.--ln short stream OF
plumber bad been for years silently aecu-
mulating in this honest Churchman'S chest,
as into reservoir !: and It Is believed the
discovery would never have been made,
bu, tor the quantity becoming so great as
10 burst the banks. Fraser is in prison,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09

An English Courier arrived yester' >
with dispatches for Lord Wellington, wi.
Immediately bad an interview With Prize.
,l,tternich and Count Nesselrode.
We are assured that favorable decisi,,
IA, taken place on an application 10 admit
two deputies from Greece. Ii is added
that this decision will be officially s,pni.
niiied 10 The Porte, who al the same time
will be invited to send a plenipotentisrv
to the Congress to assist in the delibera.
tIons which will take place relative 10 The
affairs Of the east.
LONDON, Nov l5.-A correspondents
has been entered into between The mer.
chants o! London and Liverpool, trading
to Colombia, and the Secretary tl the Ad.
miralty, in which the former propose that
the commanding officer at Barbados be
directed TO dispatch convoy reguurIy
on he first OF every month, Tor Lsguira
and MaracaIbo, with such vessels for those
ports as may have arrived at Barbsdoes
and to direct them TO convoy vessels from
Laguira, bound for England, lhro' rbe Mo,
ma passage, and TO give protection to Eu-
ropean vessels from Maracabo through
the windward passage.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Further extracts from French and English pa
pers, rec eived by the arrival Of the ship Mon,
tano at Now York, in 40 days from Havre.
II is officially stated that the Congress
OF Verona had not broken up. as was re.
ported, but were in active session.
The London Times surmses that Ma
dame MontmOi enci, whose departure from
Paris to n.eet her husband bad been an.
hounced. would Continue her journey 10
Verona. and it adds as in the actual
state OF parties in France, il is natural to
assign political motive to . journey. a,
this season of the year across the Alps, il
is said the minister's wife is the deposito.
~ Of secrtts which could not be confded
TO less confidential agent"
The elections which were going on in
France, appears to occupy the Chi atten-
ton. We observe that il is announced, a.
matter of congratulalion to all true royal.
lists, that d Hyde de Melville had been
elected deputy from the department Of
the Nievre.
The Austrian and Portuguese Ambassa-
doris had long audit nee on The lth Nov
with Mr.. Canning, and an order subse
quently issued to suspend the sailing oil
the Brazil packet.
The Royal Bank of Scotland, have re.
solved to charge interest on cash account
credits, at the rate of per cent only.
A terrible hurricane visited the city o.
Genoa and its envrons on the 25th Octo
Der. Bridges, trees and houses were swsp
away by the torrents that descended from
the mountains and the aood even entered
the shops OF Genoa The lazsretto, a fine
and massey building, containing a largs
quantity Of merchandise, was burne a
way by the violence OF the waters. The
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09

they must still struggle With 50 mary did :.
culiies, that cOmmtrce with the nations OF
Europe and recognition OF their moe
peudence, would be highly important tor
the stability and settlement OF The 6eyoiu-
ton The determination OF the Colon
bian Government TO preserve the IRISH Lee
gion, which gained the decisive battle OF
Csrabobo. and even to recruit 1t TO eOOO
mea, shews that matters are not YET en-
,irely safe and concluded
We also learn by the same accounts,
that three frigstes we're expected from
Engla for the service OF the Colombian
republic.
The Spanish frigate Ligera, at Curra.
Goa on the 3oth Nov. brought number OF
emigrants OF both sexes from Porto Cavel..
10. Ii is said a new capt gen. has arrived
at Porto Rico, TO supercede general La
Torres.
A letter from Laguira, mentions that
MIR. Yea has raised upwards OF nine mill
lions Of dollars in London, for the Co.
lombian government, and bought sD i'm.
mense quantity Of clothing and necsssa-
RES for the army.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
ST. SALVADOR.

intelligence from St. Salvador to the
18th November, mentions that no new
events Of great Importance had occur
red ut that place. A letter Of the 18th,
snoloses a proclamst of the Porlu
guese Governor, Gen. Madeira, dated
Nov. 5th, calling on the Brasilians to
return to their allegiance, and threaten
Jog vengeance on those who adhered to
the Prince. Subsequent to the date Of
this proc Ia nation, there had beet some
fighting, and the troops of Madeira
were repulsed with considerable loss
in killed. IBGit. 4m.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
BANK OF TIE U. STATES.

This dav an election for directors of this N
stitution for the year 1928, was held at theii
banking house in this city. There being NJ
opposition. we have concluded to publish tn,
list Of directors entire, which is as follows:
By The Stockholders.
|. James Z. Fisher
2. Thomas P. Cope
3. tlenry Pratt
:. John Coalter
s. Robert Flsmming
s. Joshua LippinsOts
:. John BohIen
5. Daniel w Coke
8. r. NJ. Whitney
20. sThomas Cadwalladcr
IL. *Richard Willing
IL alexander Henry
IS. *JOseph Hemphiil
All of Philadelphia.
IA. Simon Magwood, of S. Carolina
IS. William Patterson, of Maryland
70. Robert Gilmor, ditto
IA. Thomas Knox, Of New.York
IS. Walter Bovine, do.
40, &JaUes Lloyd, Massachusetts,
20. Jonathan Mason, do.
BIZ the Government
*Nicholas Biddle, Philadelphia
John Connolly, do.
"E. ]. Dupont, Delaware
-. M'Kim, Baltimore
*denry Eckford, New York.
TROse marked [*l are new directors.
Ph,lad. GGz. Jon. s,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
From the Baltimore Ameriedn.
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.

The New York Daily advertiser. states
that Lieut.. Gen: Oevereux OF he Colon.
ban service, who was expected m the u.
States in ministerial capacity. has had
his destination changed for one to England
TO which country, and the states of Eu.
rope, ne goes as commissioner from the
Colombian republic. II will be recoilect-
ed (adds the same pspsr) that General La
Fsyette bore a similar commission to
France from the United States, at the
close of the American war. Though the
Col0mbisns have been SO far successful,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
FROM MEXICO.

a
New YoRk, JAN. LIN the DiaHo OF
Vera Cruz. received by the schooner Fly,
capt. Boyer, we find an address from
Council OF Government, calling them
selves the Juntd Waclonul Institucnte, TO
the Mexican nation.
From this, We infer that the Refractory
Congress bad been dissolved by an lin
periaI Decree, aud that, after dissolution,
this Council. composed Of members OF the
Congress favorable 10 the interests OF the
Emperor, bad been conyoked, and were
exercising the legislative power under his
direction.
In this address they speak Of their ef-
forts 10 introduce system into the govern
ment in the different departments Of FL
nance, Justice, and War; and Of their la
bors in forming the PROJECT Of Corst'tu'
!ion, which Is TO be submitted 10 the Rep
resentatives OF the nation, who are shortly
to be called together.
The address is dated at Mexico. 18th
November, 1922, aud signed by Juan
Francisco, Bishop of Durango, as Presi-
dent. l.Msrc. .Adv.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
FROM JAMAICA.

NEw.YoRx, Jan. 6.--Ws have re-
csived by the brig Sarah, faom Monte
90 Bay, the Kingston Royal Gazette
from the Soth Nov. to 9TH of December.
The United States brig Spar Cap
tain Elton, arrived at Port Royal on
the 9th and next day fred salute
which was rerursed by the Sybille frig-
ate.
Eleven sail of vessels, viz. one fri
gate, six chips, three brigs and ke,ch,
from Cadiz, with troops, bound to We
ia Cruz, appeared off BARRACKS on The
27th Nov. The ketch WAS sent In to
procure pilots for the Gulf of Mexico.
The troops amounted to about 1000 OF
all grades.
A bill Is before the House of Assem-
bly, o. Jamaica called the Rum Duty
Bill. One clause recommends laying
q duty of 6s Sd per gallon on brandy and
gin imported into the Island. This
measure was proposed in consequences
of the practice of smuggling being
carried to as great an extent, to the seri-
Gus injury Of the revenue. The clause
was discussed at some length, and it
was finally agreed to substitute So per
gallon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
NAVAL.

NORFOLK, Jan. 6.-The U. S. store
ship Zodiac Z, recently purchased al New
York. by Com PORTER, was to nave lett
there for this port last ednesday. She
is abou, $50 tons burthen is already arm
ed with four long 9's and tour l2 pound
gunnsdss, and is vnder the command OF
Lieut.. Commando KEARNEY-She cost
{, 5uO.-Ths steam boat Enterprise, pur.
chased at she same time, is 100 tons bur
then. and cost the sum of l5,0OO-She
was expected to leave New York IN COM
pany with the Zodiac. Consolidating
Room Books.
From tue slight view We have of the
preparations which are in progress for the
contemplated expedition, we are led to
conclude with conf j.nce. that il will ef-
feet the object 10 view, deci.ively and
promptly A detachment Of Marines ar
rived here last week from Philadelphia,
and another on Friday from Washington {;
we presume they are intended to land on
any coast where the pirates may take ret
Yge-Wilheat this, Il would be 10 little
purpose to FIT out such aueypedition. We
understsnd that the island iately occupied
in the name oil the D.. States, called Key
West. is 10 be the head quarters OF the ex-
peiition-vpob which suitable buildings
are to be erected, the frames OF which
ar NV making at the Nsyy Yard. Ii
this expedition dues not have the desired
effect, we do not think it will be IN the
smallest degree owing to want OF tore
sight judgment skill or enterprise on the
part Of Com. Porter, the oficer who
is charged with its equipment and drec-
ton, which, so far as we have seen, justi-
~ the most saDguine anticipations OF sue
cess. Herald.
LOTTERY INTELLIGENCE.
Er,racs of u letter to Mr.. Lyford. dated
"R1cKxosp, jan 5.-Ne. 1929, the
100000, is owned by Mr.. Chastine
Clark, of the firm Of G. s. u. Clark, auc-
tioneers of this city--snd what is singular
and very remark able, he called al the dIf.
ferent lottery offices in thS city iastsum-
mer to endeavor to get that particular
number, stating that he had the night pre-
vious dreamt that il had drawn the Dl00,.
900 prize, and that he had seen 1t an
poupced on show board in large figures.
The ticket not being in town, he urged
Mr.. James (GilIespie's agent here,) and
VI. Cohen to send for it. They did
Gillespie procured it for bin--and he has
been so confident ever since that it would
draw the DIOO, 90, that he manifested no
agitation on the fact being announced to
h;m. There is no doubt of what have told
o. being rue-Mr Coher and dr. } m 8
both testify to it-as well as many others
No other ticket in the same 1000 tickets
va, seld--nor would the fortunate enc
have been had it not been specially orr
dered.
"A share Of 55Sl, the Di0,000 price.
was ordered through Coben's Office here,
by , gentleman of this CITY," lib.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09

An extract Of q letter received at Bos.
ton, dated Bahia, Nov. IL, says-"W We
have had fresh supply of troops from
Lisbon, and our Governor at arms at
tempted to raise the seigs On the 9Th
inst. but was repalsed with eonsidera-
BILE loss. The expedition returned in
the evening of the same day. 1t is new
said he will await the arrival Of more
troops from Portugal"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
Notice.

Rf virtue of deed of trust from Georg
~ Wright 10 me, shall, on the 10Th day o
February, 1923 at Liberty, in Bedford conn
y, proceed 10 sell, for ready money, 10 the
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda, collection of Books, supposed TO be-
about seventy five volumes, Bed and FuIni.
nre, Tor certain purposes in said deed speci
hed. Acting as trustee, ] shall not warrant
the title 10 said articles except against mysel
and persons claiming under me
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is n small mu
'alio with long hair, about Is years old, with
scar on her neck she was taken from the
possession OF the subscriber by George WrieI I
on The 10Th of this month--All persons are
hereby lor"aroed from purchasing her from
said Wright, rs she has been conveyed to me
by deed OF trust, ot record in Bedford conn;
.ty WILLIAM A HARDY
November g. ,.{n, IA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
TRUST SALE.

bY virtue of trust deed executed To
~ the subscribers by James Mayhcad, dated
The l2th day OF February, le22, and duly ad-
muted to record IN the Office of the county
court OF Bedford, for the purpose oil securing
tue payment OF certain sums OF money in said
deed mentioned, we shall on Monday, the path
day OF February next, proceed to sell by way
oil pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder, for
ready money, two Wagons with harness, FIVE
Hageon Horses, two Cows aud Calves, eight
head Of Hogs, two Feather Beds and Fnrn;.
tire, one Folding Table, one square Table.
one Nnns Saddle, one Woman's Saddle one
Walnut Desk, six Chairs. two Pots ond one
oven aud Lid, two Dishes and dozen Knives
ana FORKS As trustees, we shall convey such
title as is vested in Us, aud no other
THOMAS DAVIS.
WILLIAM SALMON, { trustees
January II. wtds %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21
Tract OF Hand,

Of which the said Hurt died seized as re
mains 10 bis legalees, after laying off the wi.
dow's dover. The tract lies upon Mill creek
about two miles from the meadows Of Goose
creek, adjoining Uflah Lciiweh and others,
aud containing by recent survey, 1913 acres
q considerable proportion of which IS excel
lent tobacco land, and IS well worthy the AT
iention OF purchasers. One and Two years
credit will be given, the purchaser giving
bonds secured by deed Of trust upon the
premises. Acting as commissioners, we shall
convey such title only rs Is vested in Us by
said decree
HARVEY CLAYTOR, }cz.-,.-
RICHARD FREEMAN, ION Is
January 10. wtds22