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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

1.-The following is the first of two numbers
which we have received. The concluding
one will be published next week. It's prop
er to observe that the author disclaims any
attempt to impeach or deprecated indeed,
such an attempt would only recoil on the head
of him who should make it,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26
MORE GREEK YOUTHS.

-Four promising Greek youths, native;
OF Scio, arrived at this port on Monday
last, in the brig Cyprus, Capt. Chaddock
SO days from Malta, having come to thi:
country with the hope of obtaining the
advantages of education. Their names
are Constantine and Pnndias Rail-, Nc
olas Petrokokino, and alexander PaSpdti.
The two first are brothers, whose faith
er was hostage from Scio at Constan.
tlnople, and was hung by order Of the
Grand Seignor. Nearly all his effects
were destroyed by the Turks at Scio ;
and Mrs. Ralli, with her children, escap-
ed with difficulty, and is now at Malta.
Nicolas has parents living at Malta in
reduced circumstances. His father was
at Malta when Scio was overthrow
his mother, himself, and younger broth
er were among those who escaped from
the destruction. The father of Alexan-
der died before the revolution. His
mother and her family were taken by
the Turks at Scio; one brother, being
capable of bearing arms, was put to
death; Alexander and his mother, one
brother, and three sisters, have been re-
deemed, and one brother remains in Cap
tivlty.
Constantine Ralli and Nicolas Petrok-
okino are 16 years of age, Pandias Ralli
Is, and Alexander Paspati 12. They all
reac ancient as well as modern Greek,
have more or less acquaintance with
ltalnn, and while at Malta, have made
some proficiency in English, in which
theyconVerse intelligibIy. They are
all youths good Intellectual powers,
amisble disposition, and correct deport-
men.
These young Sciots were sent from
Mala by the American Missionaries, al
commended to the patronage of the A
men Can Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions. tits extensively known
thafthere are already four Greek youths,
residing at New-Haven, under the pat
ronage of the same Board, who do not
EXPECT 10 return till they have obtained
a collegiate education; and it is much to
be desired that these should enjoy equal
privileges. The resources of the Board
of Foreign Missions are not, however,
sufficient to allow oftheir affording them
snch privileges, without specific appro-
prialions by donors to the object and it
depends, therefore, upon the bounty Of
a ph'lelenic community, Gf we may be
allowed the use of a word furnished us
by the father OF one of the lads at New
Haven whether or not such privileges
shall be conferred.-CentineI.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

VILLAIN APPREHENDED.-Sewall Il
Mack, who was lately advertised fol-
running away with the daughter of the
lady, with whom he boarded, leaving
his wife behind him, has been arrested
at Amsterdam, Montgomery Co. Md.
and committed TO Prison. He married
the girl he ran off with, and she has re.
turned to her mother totally insane.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Marshal's Sale.

WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the 7th;
w day of DECEMBER, at I2 O'Clock >
for cash, all the right, title and interest Of
James Il, Smoot 10 and to one undivided
part OF one acre lot of ground, situated
cod bounded as MISUNDERSTANDING al The
intersection of Duke street and Colum bus
street, running westwaTdly with Duke
street 1873 feel inches; thence southward.
ly, parallel to Columbus.street, 353 feet
2 inches, 10 Wolle-street; thence east
wardy with Wolf street 1873 feet 5 inches,
to Columbus-stIeet; thence nor,hwardly
with CGlun bus-street 353 teet inches, 10
the beginning. Sold TO satisfy an execu-
ton in favor OF George S. Hougb az ainst
the said james Il. Smoot. Should the pur>
chaser ia 10 comply with the terms of The
above sale, the properly viii he resoid,
and the purchaser held liable ior any de.
hcIency that may arise in consequence Of
the second sale
D MINOR. Deputy Marshal >.
for Tench RipggoId, Marshal
nov I'D
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
ALMANACKs FOR 1925.
The Gentleman's
ANNUAL
Pocket Kemembrancer,
FOR THE YEAR 1926,

CONTAINING an Almanack-
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Rates Of Duty-Lisl OF the Ports OF Entry
and Custom house Officers Of the q S.
Information concerning Patents-Post Of
fee Establlshmenl-Federal Government
OF the y. S. Executive. Legislative, Judi
cial, & Observation-Disclosures with Fo>
reign Nations-Governors of the States
Navy List--Army List-Marine Corps.
The American Lady's Pocket Book
Franklin, Agricultural, and variety Of
common Almanacks, per loo, dozen,
or singly
LAW BOOKS.
Latest editions OF the Revised Code, &
HenniDg's Justice
Calls, RaBdoIph's, Gilmer's and Mum
lords Reports, complete. SO Tar as
published
Constitutions of the u. States, and oil
the respective States, in one neat vo-
lume, l2 mo.
Clerks Magazine, containing variety
OF useful forms, &c.
Received and for sale by
A. T. KENNEDY.
nov Is law5t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
To maj Friends and Creditors


Above you observe a notice OF my ap.
plication to the honorable Judge Cranch,
for the benefit OF the Act OF Congress,
for the relief of insolvent debtors, within
the District of Columbia: ] deem an ex-
PLANTATION ct the measure due to myself
and to you.
Having, some years: past, contracted
heavy debts, by impru tent puschaaes of
property, and expensive improVemenso on a
par, of it: and having the recovery OF
large sum of money, 10 which am enti.
tied from my fathers estate. protract-
ed by all means OF delay, which the
indetatigable counsel OF my opponents
have availed themselves of, TO most an
expected length: found it necessary for
the satisfaction Of my creditors, aud for
the purpose OF avoiding many suits being
brought against me, 10 Convey all and eve.
ry part of my property, real personal and
mixed, in four several deeds OF trust, Tor
the benefit OF my creditors. 10 these
deeds 1 have conveyed property and debts
to the amount of at al least ten thousand
dollars more than owe upon earth, valu-
ing the property at what il cost, or what
il would have sold for few years since;
and have no doubt, when shall be 80
fortunate as to bring my sui; for the recov-
cry OF my part of my fathers estate to a
close, and my property is sold according
to toe terms of the several trusts, that there
will be much more than sufficient TO pay
all my debts; and for the payment of
which, excepting that tor which am i'm
prisoned, (and that not debt Of my ownl
and one other small debs, provisions are
made in the deeds before mentioned
To my creditors, with the exception of
the two last cases mentioned, tender my
sincere acknowledgements for their uni
torn kindness towards me; and ! assure
them, the step now take, does not lessen
the value OF their claims against me; fur
| consider no law orusage can exonerate
debtor, who is disposed, as am, to believe
once debt always debt, until released
by the creditor OF paid, by the debtor,
c. T. CHAPMAN.
Alexandria, l0h Nov. 1924.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
NEW JERSEY.

The New Brunswick FRIEDMAN Of the
10Th inst. says the Jackson Ticket has
succeeded in New Jersey by the union of
the friends OF Jackson, Clay, and Craw-
lord. We think it very probable; but as
the FREEDMAN gives no returns, they may
have been deceived by reports, W hich
w ere TO that eifec, several days ago. The
Times OF the same town, and same date,
gives DO other account of The election than
that copied from the Trenton paper OF the
9th.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
District of Columbia,
Countu of AerQ1

County OF AEeGdndrad.
THARLES z. CHAPMAN has applied
~ to the Honorable William Crancb,
Chief Judge of the United States Circuit
Court Of the District of Columbia, 10 be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the
act tor the relief OF insolyent debtors with
in the District of Columbia, on the 4th
Monday of November, at 9 O'Clock A.
NJ at the Court House in Alexandra,
when and where his creditors are requir-
ed to attend. EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
nov ii st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
NEW YORK.


We have nothing satisfactory from AL
bany, except that it is now a.certaineG
to be impossible Tor Mr.. Crawford TO ge
the vote OF New York, or any part of it.
A letter from Albany ofthe 9th, says. 'the
great question will probably be decided
tomorrow. If any election take place
Adams and Clay will divide the vote
The following is from the Albany Ad-
vertiser, of the 9th inst.
Who w,it the Electors be for9 This gues-
ton is put TO Us more than hundred thu es
a day, but we are unable TO answer. Of
this much we are certain, no means will
be left untried to secure them for Mr..
Crawford. There is secret committee
here for that purpose, and certain mem
bers have been marked as proper subjects
for temptation. Query--Can any one tell
Us bow much of the THO hundred thousand
dollars bonus has been taken up, and WHO
took il? Midnight visits at certain quar-.
ter look rather suspicious in these suSpiCi.
Gus times. We have an eye on the move
ments of CERTAIN honorable men, not MEM
bers of the leg islature. We do not be-
lieve that any honorable member can be
brioed; but it would be marvelously
strange if the Treasury candidate should
succeed al all. Rumors are a6oat, which
it would not be perfectly safe to publish,
and therefore we will state none OF them.
Let all honest men look out! Let them be,
like CesAr's wife, 'Gbo0e saspicion!'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
iii MARINE LIST. 40
ARRlVED--Nov IL,

Schr. sea Serpent, hewitt, Baltimore.
Nov. I2th.--Schr. Boxer, Rogers, New
buryport, &c days; potatoes, apples and
scantling to j. s. Harper.
Soop Chauncey, Nichols, New York, S
DAYS; freight tor the district. Reports
one ship and eight scbooDers in the river;
among them the scbr. Mary Hodgkinson,
from ct. Domingo,
SAtLED--Nov. II,
Brig Sampson, Hillyer, Providence.
Nov, I9th.--Scbr. Susan, Snow, Boston.
Scbr. New Priscilla, Harden, Boston.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.

A T WELLINGTON, on Wednesday,
"A. the S4th inst. if tair, ii not, the next
fair day. all the property Of Lewis Mix.
dec. will be offered at public sale; Con-
sisting of
Between 40 and SO bbIs. Whiskey
Coarse Cloths. Horses, Wagons
Cows, Hogs, Rye. Corn, Fodder
Implements of Husbandry, some elegant
Household Furniture,
with many other articles too numerous TO
mention; on credi: until the LIST day OF
September, 1895, for all sums over FIVE
dollars; all other sums tor cash.
The purchasers OF all credit sums will
be required to give bond with approved
security. The terms of sale will be more
particularly made known On the day OF
sale. GEORGE GUNNELL,
Administrator.
Nov Is is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
District of Columbia,
Countu of Alerandrio. to 70

County Of Alerdndr20, 70 SDat:
CHARLES T. STUART has applied
" TO the honorable William Cranch,
Chief judge of the United States Circuit
Court of the District OF Columbia, 10 be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the
act for the relief of insolvent debtors with
in the District of Columbia, on the fourth
Monday of November inst. al 9 o'clock,
A M. at the Courthouse in Alexandria,
when and where bis creditors are required
10 attend. EDM. l. LEE, 4. T..
nov i3 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
MARYLAND.

The following is the latest information
from the Eastern Shore Districts
Seventh District.
Verbal accounts from this district. from
respectable sources, state that the Adams
elector has beeh chosen by small majO-
rity. We are without details
The Rockhall packet arrived last eve-
ming, bringing accounts similar to the pre-
ceding.
Eighth District.
By the steamboat Maryland which arr
rived last night, We learn verbally that
JvmEs SANGsToS, Esq. the Crawford cleo
tor. has been chosen by majority oil 70
votes.
Ninth District.
Inthis district we learn verbally that
LlTTLEToN DENNIS, Esq the Adams cleo
tor, has been chosen by majority OF 1877
votes. This information is also brought
by the steamboat Maryland, arrived last
night.
FROM the returns already published IN
the Baltimore American, and those now
given above, the result of the Presidential
election in Maryland is as follows:
Districts. Jackson. adams. Crawford
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Died,

November 18th at bait past three in the
morning, after long aud painful illness,
which she bore with Christian iortitude,
Mrs BANBARY SpUNAGLE, Consort OF the
late George Spunagle, deceased, in the
64tr year OF her age The friends and
acquaintance Of the deceased are request
ed TO attend her funeral at O'Clock, this
afternoon, at the house Of Richard Rock,
on Duke street.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
DELAWARE,

! We learn by gentleman from DeIa-
ware. that the Legislature on Tuesday
ballotted all day for Presidential electors.
The votes stood Is and Is. One Adams
elector got s2 votes, but it was afterwards
decided that he was not legally elected.
The Legislature adjourned without COM
ing to a choice. GBalt. Am.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Children's Hats.
7 II. R(JNNELLS ba

] II. RUNNELLS bas just re .
80 ceived from New York. hand
AZ some assortment of ehildren's
80 hats, which will be sold at the
most reduced prices Also an additional
supply of geutlemen's extra beaver hats,
from the well known mandatory of Msrs.
I.am,son g. Clap. nov l3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
MarshaI's Sale.

ON Tuesday, the 7lh day OF December
" next, at II o'clock, will be sold tor
cash, on the premises, ONE LOl OF
GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon, lying and being 10 the town OF
Alexandria. on the north sid$t6f OroDoko
street. and west side otASi Xsaph street,
the property OF William 4 Eent, lr. to satiss
ly an execution in favor deihe Bank OF A
lexandria assignee. Sbould the purchaser
fail TO comply with the lerfs OF sale, the
property will be resold, a6as purchas'
ser held liable tor any deficiency that may
arise in consequence of second sale.
D. MINOR. D. NJ.
For 7. Ringgold Marshal.
nov Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Public Sale.
nov 4

RY virtue of "a decree OF the honorable
1.-The Judges OF Charles County Couit.
sitting as Court of Equity, viii be ex-.
posed 10 public sale on the Sd MONDAY Of
NOVEMBER next, at the late residence of,
Walter Dyson, late OF Charles County,
deceased, the real estate OF which the said.
Walter Dyson died siezed, consisting Of
The following tracts, parts OF tracts, or par
cells oil Land, lying near Charlotte Hall.
10 Charles County, and state of Maryland.
10 wit.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13

10 or Is, GOO Dollars.
WANTED, imme dialsIy, 10 or To-,
w ouO dollars of Harmony Insti,v a
money, Tor which liberal price will be
gwen, al }. n. RUNNELLS'S
Lottery end Eaehanse Office.
nov 9 ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
For Boston,

For Boston,
.8> The schr. SYREN, Capt. Enc.
3E&Ery, will commence loading m a
few days and take 800 bbls. freight. For
terms apply to VIM. FOWLE & co.
Hho hare for sale per The above vesssl,
10000 leet New England boards
nov II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Imperial Tea.

@ n bali chests, Thomas Scattergood':
~ cargo, imported this year-For sale
a, reduced price, by
nov S. MESSERSMlTH,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
brotherhood, ndian Cabin,
and Merits Desire,
C0ETAINIk0

THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
more OF less. The purchaser will be re-
CURED TO execute bond, with approved
security for the Payment of the purchase
money, with legal interest thereon, in three
equal annual instaIments; and on-tbe pay
ment OF the purchase money. With all the
interest due thereon, and not before, the
subscribers will execute good and sulfl-
clent deed, conveying to the purchaser
all the right which was in the said Walter
Dyson at the time of bis death, IN and to
the land and premises aforesaid.
LUCINDA DYSON,
BENNEr DYSON.
oct lawSw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Public Sale.
Nov Is

Public Sale.
ON Wednesday the l7ih inst. al 10 O.
~ clock, at The meat curing establish.
ment opposite The post Office, shall sell,
al auction, rnh0ut reserVe, on liberal cres
dts, the remaining stock OF every kind,
consisting Of
Several thousand lbs. Bacon,
some Beef and Venison. about 100 hogs.
beads for sailing, one large Refrigerator,
one do. meal chest, several CLEANERS and
choppihg blacks, one patent balance, Sc
yeral pairs of scales and weights, large
and small; quantity of scantling, and
many other articles ALSO,
800 bushels English Coal.
GEO. JOHNSON.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
nov II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13


cial returns have been bad.
10 Adams county, Pa. at the election in
1928, the democratic party polled Tor J.
Andrew Sbulze HE votes; yet MIR Craw>
ford has not obtained solitary ballot in
that county. The editor Of the Press,
however, remarks, As ,Sas to be erpect'
ed in THIS county, Mr.. Crauford had not a
single vots.' Out of Ills soond republi-
cans, not one for the minority caucus CAM
didate! =.
10 four of our populous and intelligent
counties, Franklin, Cumberland, Lehigh,
and Adams, which have given $3.50 votes
at the presidential election, Mr.. Crawford
has received precisely tuueaty-tsvo Uotss
EraakI,n Gazette
NEW YORK STATE ELECTION.
The Editor of the Nat' cal Advocate,
whose good humor under defeat we have
Often admired, and via is were more
initiated, thus freely spsaks Of. and ac-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Districts.
OHIO,

OHIO.
From this state the latest accounts give
Gen. Jackson minority of upwards OF a
thousand in those counties from which Off.
cial returns have been bad.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13

By an extract from a Boston paper,
published 10 the lntelligencer, il would
seem that on the day preceding the cleo
ton, 5000 individuals resolved, unanimous.
ly. to support the Crawford ticket. The
actual returns Of the next day, however,
furnished list of 1000, killed, wounded
and missing; only 1000 having presented
themselves at the polls.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13

Why should the editors Of the Enquirer
puzzle themselves about the reasons oil
Mr, Crawford's friends for absenting tbem-
selves from the polls 10 Virginia? II they
will call to mind the caucus held IN WASH
iugton. the lniollerant principles syowea
IN IFS address, the nomination OF Mr.. oa''
latin and bis subsequent abandonment tue
offers made to, and rejected both oy mf.
Adams and MIR. Clay; but above aii' tne
unparalleled system of intrigue and cor
roption, by which the pretenslons OF lnae
gentleman alone have been sustained, 'ney
can be at no loss to understand why DIS
real friends were not prepared 70 cneet
him in the course, into which be bao oeeh
80 unadyisedly and so unexpectedly 'eu'
II, on the contrary, they will turn tne'f
eyes to the utter bopelessness OF his cause
they will see abundant reasons why lnose
al least, amongst bis pretended ifienoA'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13

who bad not been impruienfly conspicu-
Gus, should have bid their diminished
heads on the day of the election. Knaves
attach no value to tools lba, will no, an
swer their purposes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
MARSHAL,S SALE

pursuance Of a''ecree Of the Superior Court OF
Il Gerry for The Richmond district, on ,e
day Of juno 1928 In the OF VIM Mary College VS.
Edwards and Edwards Wm. Mary CoI,egs hail mn
Monday tue 29ih day of June inst atKng William Court
tou.r, cer for SALE In The highest bidder at public auc
lien IN, cash. all that tract parcel Of land in the county
Of Kt,p tviiam known and designated on the hooks ~
suryeys OF H. college MS lot IL (eeyen) nd LOT mo- 70
fteye, the r containing Ii8 acres the latter n,
scre Sis1 on, a. ger lot Of land no. designafed Inv
the college collector . the books Of surveys but marked
on the face Of s Mat a, survey the coll, ge book sur
veys as oumber G. eonaiug 09 acres more less also
lying in the county of King 'iiam .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22
MARSHALS SALE

of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chan
Il Gerry for the Richmond District pronounced on the 6,
day OF Juse, 1928 in the case Of cambridge Mirse
SHALL Tuesday the 9th day of July ~ O'Clock IN
fair IL not, the next fair day thereaer) the door
of Siblos tavern the town OF Petersburg, offer
land lying in the county Of Prince George containing six
hundred acres II being the tract land
by John cambridge. dec. OF John MDge, living on
james river in Brandon Neck believed 10 be equal fer
Utility Of soil, to any tract on that river.
J. GUEHRANT, NJ. s. c. O. Il. D.
Nav It1-,d, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-22

Coal and other Lands and Siares for Sale.
ID virtue of the last will and testament, OF Graham
ent shall upon The 22d day of June next If fairo,ber
wise upon the next tair day SELL upon the 10
bghes bidder al public auction the res farm
by the name of the Coal Pits. situate on James iy.r H.;
the county Geocand about IA miles above The ci, ~
Richmond and containing hy estimation 1924 asres of
Ice the more or less There upon the farm nrg.
garden containing 10 or " acres, well stocked with IL
choicest fruit and garden plants uner very b;",
brick enclosure, and some Coal Pits OF re
Part of the land Is low grounds and The resls q
generally good quality The houses are suitable &C " eli
for the accommodation genieei family as for ali The nr
poses OF the establishments aforesaid From ,Iir,
acres in eorn, and the plan laon IL In "n
ss same ay With the plantation and VII oe SOLD on
they be removed.
AT The time and place will be sold all the Slave, On
the said farm the horses, mules farming implsmens
per oDal property OF every description. "''
The of sale will be cash the slaves and
property and credit OF one two and three vea, Co. a.
land the purchaser give bond and securty win as
Of trust upon the land TO secure the paymen, of The
chase money. ~
Upon the 10Th day OF June next if f,irotbsr,;s. ,,
next fair day, upon the premises all that ,rac, or
and being in the county Of Hanover near sb rI Y,E
road from Ground Squirrel bridge the Cos tbo,ss
70 winston bridge over Chchahoininy swamp estimated
To coEtsin $50 acres 70 prle he tbeyssmr or ~ is 10
ing paIt ola Of sos 20 acrrs ,j, 'ess, oe
ed Nv WIN Jarvis 70 the said iohn Graham on the st Sv
Of March 1915 and tiSei OF 5f acres which was ccn
ed by Samuel nEier aud wife To the s,d Jor
on Tie 18Th day Of October 1915 which said ieeds &c @
eyance arc OF reeoru ~ Tue said county of Hanover
AND ALSO,
Upon the 2d day OF July next fair ntber;ss ,no, a.
next fair day upon toe premises all that tract Of iand i
miles above the ciiy II Richmond estima,ed q, ~.
acres he the more oE lessLcop all ,bat ,,sc, ~
which conveyed by Charles Clarke and Nc s ~
said John Graham the 20ib dsy OF March ,srs 81 Wy
of conveyance of record IN the said countv Of
The nrds 10 Hanover ano Vhe''eih ed will be sold upon
al security with deeds trust uun lie lsSs Vhos
WALTER DUN, Eror
Uav 10. 3-tds % John tSrsbau, 49,