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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07

many ofthe company present-for 10 know was
TO love and esteem him. My feelings, however
win not permit Inc silently to give YOU bis name
without remark. am conscious the same feel
ing pervades this company-wth the Blues IL is
unanimous-for during 10 years that he was
their officer he possessed the confidence and at
fiction of every individual--he had not an ene
my amongst theni--ever the promoter of har.
mony and good ifeelng-his soiicituds was am
ply compensated, for may safely assert, that
there never was body, OF so long standing,
freer from internal broils and feelings
than the Alexandria independent Blues have
been heretofore. Then let us use the name of
our departed friend pro6tably; let us invoke his
spirit, and emulate his example to the promo
tion ofgood fellowship--let us continue 20 hail
each other as band of brothers, let ourrallyme
word, be Peace and HARMONY
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DRY GOOnS. etc.

FHtHE subscriber offers for sale, on accommo.
II dating terms, Is pieces German oznaLuyss.
10 do Lstadoes, 81 do check and stripes, % do
f,atillas, 10 do Rowans, 9S do Britannas, dia.
per table cloths and pocket handkerchieE.
$ cases old hermitage wine and 3 boxes con.
tanning, each, 500 pint tuinblers.
ALso,2 shares U. S. bank stock
90 do Columbian insurance do
do w ashingion bridge do
negro women and ] negro girl, and the
following real estate---yiz.
1000 acres of land in Randolph co, Va.
lot in Washington city, in square No. 900.
on which are two tenements occupied by Simms
and Mcdowell
Que frame house and lot on King street,
alexandria, occupied by Mr. Gluyas.
One two story brick house and lot ON King
street, occupied by Mr. Grover.
One twos story frame do, King street, occupied
by MIR. Tyler.
One house and lot, extending from Payne 10
faSette streets, occupied by MIR. Moody.
one vacant lot Washington, Wythe. and
at' Asaph street, containing about ole acre, and
well enclosed.
One two story brick house and lot, corner of
Union and Princess streets occupied by Mr.
Green GEORGE JOHNSON ,r,,.,o.
yuF lawtf
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the laws-have respect to their inslitu.
tlons--be governed by their wisdom
Under such rule of action, methinks
that already see your proud eagle, Gle.
waiting himself above the clouds. resting
upon the top OF some lofty mountain, and
commanding view of the universe. On
either side OF him are to be seen the ennis.
saries OF nations, submitting to him their
complaints, and awaiting with patience
ms decision, as now and then he rises
with rapidity to balance the scales of JUS
tice. Already does this happy country
afford the great moral, that when a ma
non OF freemen are united, no matter
now great their extent Of territory, or
their diversity of character--yet, by a
proper observance of the duties OF social
ME and OF the constitution of the land,
their union may be as permanent as
'heir condition is happy, and as their gov
eminent is free.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07
EIMsygEEl gEa } TN

Suddenly Yesterday morning abou,
sunrise, ANDREW JAMESON, esq. IBIS
cult baker, in the 54th year OF his age.
His name is famous throughout our
country and great part OF the world for
the peculiar excellence ofhis Crackers
The poor of Alexandria have met with
anirrcpara5ie loss in his death, and socie-
ty one OF lis most amiable members
HP His friends and acquainiances
are invited 10 attend his funeral from his
late residence on Union street 10 the
Presbyterian burying ground this morn
ing at 8 O'clock.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, scr.
oHN ADAM has applied to the hon. William
a. Cranch, chief judge of the United States
circuit court Of the district of Columbia, TO be
discharged from imprisonment, under the act
ior the relief of insolvent debtors within the
district Of Columbia, on the Cd Monday of Julv
Qnsiant),being the 18th day thereof,at 9 O'Clock
Mat the court house in Alexandria when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
Iuiy7 ~ EDM. 7 LEE C. G.
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FROM CURRACoA.

Private advices from Maricsbo, to the
LIST ult.no,ice the. forcing of the bar by the
Colombian squadron under Padilla, and
the action between his feet and that OF
the Spanish under Salas on the soth, in
which the latter wern compelled 10 re.
treat,the COMMANDER and his second bav-
ing been killed. The letters written no
doubt by Royals,s) speak confidently as
regards the success OF Morales.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07

Our paper is almost wholly taken up
to-day with some of the proceedings on
the Fourth of July. 10 ourselves they
are, as we hope. they will be to our
readers, pleasing and interesting and
we invite their attention 10 the Grafton
publicly delivered on the occasion, by
MIR. Swami, one of the members OF the
Periclean Society. In our opinion, it is
an able and patriotic Composition, and is,
doubtless, in mode which will excite
the highest admiration Of our fair readers,
as it breathes the true spirit of gallantry
The toasts, &c. of the Light Infantry
corps shall appear in our next
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TOWN HALL, JULY 4, 1898.

49, PORCELAIN Society.
ResofUea, That the thanks of,his so.
ciety be presented to John Swami, ESQ.
Tor his animated and, patriotick Grafton
pronounced this day, and that copy
'neteof De requested tor publication.
Wm II McRea +. S. Janney
Francis Peyfon, jr: Z. r.. Beleher
COMMITTEE Of arrangement.
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|" The St. Andrews society are desi>
red to attend the remains of their aged
ADD highly respected member, MIR. An
drew Jameson, from his late residence to
the place of inlerment this morning at
9 o'clock. COLIN AULD. priest
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Amongs, the numerous nationa, and
patriotic toas,s drank on the day of our
independence, probably, the following
single one, given by one of our subscri,
oers, at his own table, and alone, COM
prises the essence of many. AS Jones
says on his sign board, it is "muitum in
ha,Uo.'
The Day-Prosperity and union TO the
United States, to the latest generations.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA set.
"ENRY BURNS has applied to the hon.
a d William Cranch, chief judge OF the United
States circuit court of the district of Columbia,
to be discharged from imprisonment, under the
act for the relief of insolvent debtors within the
district Of columbia, On the 2d Monday Of July
QnstanD being the 18th day thereof,at 9 o'clock
A. NJ. at the court house i'm Alexandria, when
and where his creditors are required to attend.
july st EDM. /. LEE, c. C.
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ADVERTISEMENT

a Eloped from the estate of the
IA late VIM Tyler, in Prince VIII
AT liam co. Va. in the month of A.
~ pril last, negro ALFRED; a likely
ezsasSzszszza nulatto lad, about Is or II wears
old, spare, strait, and well made,
Us very active; has good countenance, and is
app TO smile when spoken to. Alfred is an art
iul fellow and will, no doubt, attempt to mass
Tor tree man. He was lurking aboutin Alex
andria during the fishing season, and from his
Oeing seen frequently upon the wharf, il is sup.
posed he has passed over into MARYLAND or
gone in some vessel 70 Baltimore. will give
a reward of S25,ifhe is apprehended in virgin
ia: of the district of Columbia, or $50 if taken
elsewhere, and secured injail, so that recover
him again; andif delivered TO me will paw all
reasonable expenses, in addition TO the above
reward WM. A. LINTON, ex'r
DuMfkiES;VA A. July IT If VIM Tvler,decd
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Fountain Inn-Raltimore.

szaA The subscriber, having (again)
.:H leased and now occupying the a.
ssE hove establishment, begs leave to
49, inform his old customers, and the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07
IT. The Members nf th o

CO The Members of the Com
mon Council OF Alexandria, are respec,
fully invited to attend the funeral of their
friend and fellow citizen MIR. Andrew ia.
miesoD, from his late residence on Union
street, this morning, at 9 o'clock.
july 7 j. SWIFT, President,
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ss@e-A=szzssssh INFORM MS old customers, and the
=, public generally, that it shall be
ms enneaVours TO give satisfaction to all those
VINO may give HIM their custom; the house has
Every accommodation necessary for the travel
ler's comfort Coop BEDS, sc. The .tages
south, and otherwise, go TO and from this es.
'alr'ishment every day. Families and those
requiring private rooms can be handsomely ac
ccmmodated. Ii is not necessary to saw more.
than That every attention shall he paid TO those
VINO 10, may caii on. JNO. Ii. BARNEY
Inc National lntelligencer at Washington,
Mchmond Enquirer, Norfolk Herald, AIexan.
ora ore, herald, Annapolis, Maryland, Republican,
Philadelphia Sentinel, New York Mercantile
Advertiser, Boston Patriot, Charleston Courier
Petersburg, Va. intellgencer, and Easton Star
WIZ publish the above ten times and forward
their accounts to j. II. B. inlv =
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psraIo ~ artne NI8t.
PORT or ALEX.dWDREA.
ARRIVED July 5.

ARRIVED. JULY s..
Ship Niagara, Goodkin, Portsmouth,
" IL via Hampton roads, ds from the
latter, ballast to II Ladd S, Co.
Schr Celia, Fuller, Musketo inlet, f
Florida, cargo live oalA timber for the
U navy yard.
SAILED,
S!oop Fanny, Mitchell, baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

canal: fnasmueh as there have occurred in lhe
latter only two breaches, whi!.. in the former
| there have been seven or eight. Ii is true that
IN announcing !hr Interruptions caused by the
latter, II was not believed SD nrcessary rs in
the former, 10 publish the names nf the par
ties by whom the work had been executed
Moreover, If" One of The People," had pos
sessed any acquaintance with the subject
matter upon which M has condesccn,led Ia
give ms advice to the Legislature, hc would
nave known that from The situation of the
new canal, IT will generally h" ms easy To re-
par any breaches which ,oay occur, us il
would he upon the old canal
AS To the sage plans recommended by the
writer, presume the Legislature will leave
all The details 0fihp works upon the Canal.
10 tne discretion of the Commissioners and his
Engineer who am confident will not think
that they have derived much information ,lp-
on the subject from the suggestions, of sOne
of the People, IOTA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20
ErirGct Of a letter, from.

AS yet Congress have gone on very
smoothly; little doing in the House, hut APP
Parentiy quite busy out of DOORS. feel much
confidence, that there will he an old f, shiunrd
Republican Caucus-perhaps il will take plac.
between the 10Th aud ! 9Th of January. There
IS hut little doubt, that Pennsy lvania and New
York will both go into CAUCUS. The RepubIi-
cans Of York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia,
VIII, think, move together.-Mr. Crawford is
gaining ground daily; aud his friends here en-
terrain no fear as 10 the final result. There is
great deal ct manGuvring and deep playing
going on but the kno,cing ones have miscai-
culated greatly"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20
A CIrizgN or VIRGINIA.
TO THE EDITons OF rBg ENQUIRER.

Gentlemen A writer in the last ENQUIRER
seems very strangely 10 have all his fears alive
on the subject of breaches likely to occur in
the section of canal made by Messrs. Briggs
= Gamble and says "if the future IS TO he
Judged 10y the past and present, no one can
doubt that the new will, whilst in its green
state, be liable TO break for some time" lie
appears to consider il as only possible event
That = breach may take place in the old canal ;
ana " such should occur, they will prob
ably at no time interrupt the navigation for
more than day or two"
Now If " One Of Tive People" had taken the
trouble of enqniring as to facts, hr would have
come To the conclusion, that if the future is
to be Judged by the past" there would be-
four breaches in tho old, foF orc IN the new
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20
WARRENTON TEMALE ACADEMy

TG'HE first se.son 0fthis Institution - M commence on tle
3 first MONDAY To- Jauua. and md w Iunehr FIRST SIS.
sion pas able IN uGVHpce, TIE c end OF the vent
TEitMS PR SESSION.
Board and wasting . dollars iuifou o speiling reading
and " Ring ~ duiints.
Grammar, arsing, arithmetic, geoecaphy and of Inc
80 dollar.
Mac. so dollars drawing md painog g dollars 90 cents
needle work., dollars 30 cent.
Dancing, 10 dollars
Zach yeong lady to be provided WIKI rsir sheets co..
verd' BLANKETS ana towels. a. PLUNKETT.
WarrrutUr, n. a.. Doc 90. Gg---,sfI
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EXTRACT or LETTER DATED
Washington City, Dec. Z
MINISTER TO FRANCE.


MIR. Brown has been designated nv the
PRESIDENT To Gil that important and highly res.
ponslb'e station and that his nomination has
Dren laid before the Senate, which formed
part of tie executive business this day.
believe a more IudciOus or popular an
poinlment could not be- made. Mr.. Brown is
universally respected for his talents and al
taInments, and his dignifed and courteous
manners. He is acknowledged by every one
whom have heard speak on the subject. to
be peculiarly qualified for an ambassador 10
france, being Familiarity acquainted with the
language, customs aud manners of that coup-
wy, when ne acquired by former residence
In Europe. His acquaintance with European
politics is extensive and minute; and he will
FORM an able representative of the American
republic, at one Of the Grst courts in the
world, and at an interesting crisis.
MIR. Brown is now about S. He is n bro.
mer-In law to Mr.. Clay ofKentucky, in which
state ne formerly resided, as an eminent
lawyer. From thence he removed To- Louisiana.
"nere he has amassed fortune, and has for
some years been distinguished member of
me Senate. IL is confidently believed. that
MS appointment to more elevated station
VIII be highly satisfactory TO the nation.
". T. Statesman.
..Y' y. 'oS"t "pPt"fdD'N' we lhink VI -
uetty wei settled, that Mr., Adams cannot be
'nf next President. The zralrus manner in
winch his cause VAS sustained in the opposi.
uon papers Of this state, previous To the late
election, had induced us to believe that his
mIends were numerous; but we must confess
nsl we ave greatly, though agreeably disap-
r i'ti We know Of no part or the state in
wen ne has any strength, il we except
'dshlngtoD and Rensselaer, counties sind
80 80 we are told the current &C public OPT
n'on Is setting agains, him dailv. Even we're
ne state divided into districts for the choice Of
''eetora, Ne do not believe he would receive a
" T. Saratoga Sentinel.
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FOR TIE ExouIRER

run Al fNaSOihEhs
The following statement is submitted To the
consideration of the Legislature.
Under the present establishment OF thu
Land Office, the commonwealth of Virginia, is
annually taxable in the following manner, VIZ ::
for the Registers salary : 1900 90
- the ISt and I'd Clef ks ditto, Ii25 90
ruei ami Stationary, $50 %
- annual expense OF elecng the Register, 200
L" which charges add for recording plais and
e-r,,h9Htes "i survey, which are left unre-
corded Snnunlly. aud wbich is believed lobe
npari OF the Registers duty, $50 90
Aggregate amount, 5 1926 20
From which deduct fees received from the
October 1922 Ia The Isl October 1923. (nne
year) per report Ofthe examining committee, 2J75 y
Balance s $40 81
The above statement exhibits a balance nf
B 849 88 cents which may be saved annually
10 the commonwealth, and the interests Of its
citizens better served than AZ present, by Civ
ing The Office to some respectable person for
he fees thereof, who is skilled rs to the routine
of business necessary to be- dune therein, re-
curing from such person bond and security in
reasonable penalty compelling him to per-
form all necessary duties Of the Office, AS Vel
the Keeping up the record 0f surveys, as other
records brlOnglng to- the said office.
Ihr person who may be appointed, should
,nls plan be approved of, will constantly be at
ms post, by means Of which the public interest
WI be better served than at present, for this
OHcer WI have no time to absent himself
rom Tie duties of his station and attend to
other pursuits, as has bs n the practice Of the
REGISTERS since those officers have been placed
on The civil list, and receiving from the go
vernment annual salaries
CITIZEN or VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

hr Walsh in hs time la, PLAYED many rnrts~--hc has
M W me insi Character he has au-m,e-or i- hin,
1NS","u ne "iH never succeed q leading norian
ne mas aiey turned pcSInf r7it,c-a snr of Dir PanSs
90 I'VE iter'ry bnaris We have objection 90 his iaknr
sue part provided that while lie criticses OILERS he nj
us as much as p"S'iblc from She necessity n readinc
"g ESSAYS Tor his own style Is and ppntic 10
oe very much relished" like n wounded r -.;p,
~ now tensth aioue IL IL had pioT as penor9
'e Wo"'u hueei he most formidable oppnnrit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20
icgssd.l

Departed this life un The 2,I uIIimo Moior cuspy
aChSoN 81 the county of louisa in the list year 4
~ > ne same hrniness Tor whirh he had been ala
y c'arnct"rT-i him in his Last rtmen,s
ne aa'' 81 'his worthy individual, surety LA sustai
serious loss his social qualities nm inrd Win an
i'm -.N'-''N' '''''' az hIs NhS ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20
fCofaslunicnieS.l

MARRIEDl-On The j, n inst in prinee Edward lac the
IT, IT, '1n" " Fuii0n MI ABRAHAM 5. NOGGArII, u
Nashy e Tenn. aHaIle ami brau,if", Mis- AM
IN RI m'nghtrr ct s"i I"mes Walker of buckingham.
on me ith inst bv the Rev. Mr.. Channel FiICMAS
REECE, Esq To Miss May SMIrlI-nIl 1r Charlotte
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
Sale Of Dry Goods, &c.

ON Wednesday and Thursday, the 2jd
~ aud 24ih OF the present mouth, I'shall
proceed to sell, by way Of public auction,
all the STOCK OF GOODS, attic store lately
occupied BY Merritt NJ. E William White, IN
the town oil Bethel. The assortment Is pref
ty general, and vallabie one, containing
Cloths, Casinefes, Chlicoes, Cottons, &C &C.
On all sums Of ten dollars, and under, cash
will be required on sums not exceeding one
hundred dollars, six months credit, aud on all
urchases where the amount exceeds one hun
Dire dollars, l. months credit will be allow
ef. The above stock of Goods has been
e, n.eyed 10 me Ia susi, and will be sold by
Il { appreciation Of al the parties concerned.
WILLIAM AKilIsTEAD.
April II. wtds 30
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DARBY'S EDITION OF
Hrookes' Gazetteer.

is just published and for sale at Warmers
Il Book store, Market Bridge, Richmond.
The following notice of this work, is taken
from Philadelphia paper -" We have sell
. dom taken up volume with which we
8 have been better satisfied than we have
with this 1t contains about 1850 pages,
" $40. and embraces a larger mass OF use
" tul and interesting matter than any similar
work we have seen. II may well be said to
" be the best American Gazetteer, extant-
" The subscription price was So so, but to o.
p" theirs, il sells at s. advance, and is at that
"price the cheapest work we have seen issued
s. from the press. II ought to be in the pos
: session OF every family, and We have no
:" doubt the market will be.speediy cleared of
Z" the present edition. Annexed 10 the Gazet.
" ieer, is the Constitution ofthe United States
" and those of the States, with the latest a..
-" mendments aud reyisions."
Richmond, April II. 81 SO
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ihe .New-Jerusalem
.MlS9lO;ANN.

This werk vii be issaed IA Monthly MINI
he's, each containing - ueiaao pasesi neatly
stitched ia ral1ured printed COVERS at lie ~
deratu prizes Of Iheee Deiia5s per a. eta-One
Dollar IL ba paid on tie receipt ID tie y1si
aaa5er one Doliar III ihe expiration u az
,soglhs aad IN. poiiA ui tHe end oil the
ycar, accorapmied wit the ~ 4leiea adfanee
tar the following year, hy ihbse Who VIII
their subscriptions eoaiieied All ftmtHaHfe'
and Communications mnsl e pod paid
Tile sntr.rinicaaenee - the eIfisf'af and ".
-arrgga.eal iispafliurni beng assigned 10 the
.ubsciibef. llsia sth'or aud pabliaief q hs
ualryea Litatiaatg) al letter. musi be adufes-
sed 10 him At his Office, 30, ~, bH'am'
afes'. YIN Iosk, where they viii be prompt-
IL alieadcdie -.
\, tba first number will be issued in MY
nj. aud. Immediately forwarded 10 snbscrl.
hers. You will ohlige nIu by aseertaiHihg, IL
suon rs practicable, the number aud nanie' oi
those in yuaf ncgtlborhoOd, who vii bernme
patrons nf iae wora, aud inform me OF The
SAM with all convenient speed.
The printing of the .9v0eapse Efpfa'Hea
will be commenced Mt the same tine eight
cages al u hieh vii be stitched WITHIN tie co.
ser Of each number OF the " Missionary cal
ealaied 10 hr bound separately.
lremain. Sir, with respect and Affection,
Your Brother in the New Church.
SAMUEL W0ODNOhlH
VIC York, Ftbreas Is, ls23.
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received at fiie Office OF the Iirgb,aa, nj the
book store. OF Echols : North, and Hector
Alkisson, Lynchburg aud by DR.. J. l. Cabell
Bedford. March u. Wis ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22


A there Is misunderstanding between
IA Mr. Leonard Claiborne and myself rela.
tive TO the contract entered into by me with
the commissioners appointed for the purpose
Of building conrt house and Jail in Pittsvlya.
hla county, (the said Claiborne being deputy
sheriff Of said county, aad the paymas,er pur-
: suant " the drafts of the commissioners y and
as, In my opinion, the commissioners have not
Decided the difference justly, | wish TO bring
the matter again before them. wish each
party to produce such evidence as he has in
his possession. This, think, Is a fair propo-
sltion, and II Mr.. Claiborne de disposed 10 act
Justly, he cannot refuse his assent 20 it, do
not reflect on the characters or intentions OF
the commissioners, who are all respectable
and honorable men but they have been led
into an erroneous decision by the partial vic "
u the matter which has been laid before them.
Entertaining, as do a high opinion OF the N
ali, I am satisfied that they are disposed to DO
every man justice.
As dr Claiborne has been professedly viii.
hing 10 lay his papers before the commissioners
during my absence, | hope he will manifest
the same Willingness now when am on the
spot. NICHOLS IcGiNNis.
April IS. 1887
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Notice.

by virtue of deed Of trust executed TO
ID the subscribers ny Henry IL. Evans, bear
ing date the 10th OF February, 1922, and duly
recorded in the clerks office OF the county
court of Amherst, for certain purposes therein
expressed, will be sold, on the sth day OF May,
ii tar, ii not the next fair day thereafter, 10
the highest bidder, for ready money, on the
premises, the TRACT OF LAND whereon the
said Evans now resides, in Amherst county,
near PedIar Mills, containing by survey 645
acres. Also, SEVEN NEGROES, TO wit
Mlly and her six children, Maria, Betsy, Ra-
chel, Wilson and Eliza: or so much Of said
property as will be sufficient to satisfy said
deed. Acting as trustees, we will only convey
such title rs is vested in as.
PETER 2. THORNTON, lr.,,+,a.
THOMAS \. EuBANk, 4fuS'ees'
7. S. | consent to the above sale being
made. HENRY II. EVANS.
April !. 36w3ws