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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-24

course, superseded. fturbido SPEAKS Il,
language but Spanish. He has come I,
England merely upon short visit of Gu
rIos'ty. He has brought with him ivy,
sons and nephew.
From The Constitutional Uhip.
friend has politely favored las with
brlfs Weekly Messenger of Dcccmhe,
2sth' from which we copy the following
Interesting extracts on the Presidents
Message. The compliments pad 10 our
country, SO Justly merited indeed, hut So
rarely bestowed by the British Public,
must be gratifying to every American.
! How much Is their yalor enhanced, by their
coming from quarter SO DISTINGUISHED, and
sa competent 10 decide as Bells f.ondon
Messenger That paper has always proved
tstll The true representatives of the old
Engll,h Wing feeling. Amidst al the
iaie storms which agitated Europe, from the
elevation of It's integrity ii surveyed events
with sagacity which was seldom de-.
ceI'td, and advocated the commun rights
OF mankind with "A zeal and mtrepidily, that
neither feared or slept. Under all circur1-
stances, IT has done full Justice to the A
merlean charactcB and il Is the only
Journal IN Europe Of which the same can
be said. According 10 the specnlatons of
ITS EDITOR we have nothing To fear from
the "lhfernal Alliance" Every Amcri-
cans pride had told him the same before,
but we are pleased to learn that the suggrs-
tons of national pride, are confirmed by
the sober Judgment of disintcrested
The third point in the Speech is, where
the President asserts, p" ne owes it To- cam
donr, &c. To declare that, the United
States would consider any attempt no the
part of European monarchies to extend
their system 10 any portion OF the western
hemisphere, as dangerous TO their peace
and safety !" that, "with the existing colo
MES or dependencies Of any European
Power they have not lnteliertd, and wni
not but that any interposItlon for the
pnfPose of depressing or controlling any Of
the States, whose Independence the Re
public has, after mature consideration, ac-
kDowledged, she would consider in no
other light than as the manifestation "f an
disposition towards herself in
other words, as Il Just cause of war.
We have long very long, anticipated,
that the United States would thus speak,
and ii puts an end at once to all apIrc'
tension as To any attack by the Allied
Despnts upon South America. For, how
can these Despots assemble ANY navy,
" hirii, for an instant, can meet the A
mericaO navy; or the South American navy,
IS hen manned and commanded by Amc,i-
ran seamcn aud American naval officers?
"This by far the most important point
~ the Speech and settles lin our mind
the most important of all pending polli'-
cal questions
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-24

Peei"iiy IN The power 20 snnal laws hyde
.afnig thom Unconstitutional.
ihere Is much less division Of inbor in
'he y. States than IN Europe.
"'e"dnes de- their wurk much quicker j.
no''srs, ships, and almost every ling else
being done in les time.
ihe Ersi American Archbishop was In
ment.
The Senior American Bishop at pre-
scnt' wns chaplain la congress when il set
III L'itle York, during The revolution.
The Jesuiis, Snlpiiians aud Augustine
Monks. have establishments In thu Uu,.
u" states, authorised by acts of Legisla.
lion.
There arc tribes Of indians in the Uni
'rd States attached To The Christian rel.
gi0n.
---seRe...
TIE CAUCUS Not 70 ronrrs
ihe caucus eNpir'd, midst Commissions md
. struggles,
/ he birth WINS abortive--,hc granny WINS Rug.
s'es. hash Rep.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-24

course, superseded. fturbido SPEAKS no
language but Spanish. He has come 10
England merely upon short visit of Gu.
rios'ty. He has brought with him Two
sons and nephew.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
GINA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER -. 1874

linS " was mot necessary 10 proceed to the re-
covi'nendation of suitable persons 60 iil the Oil
ces o' president and vice president of the Uni
ted States.n
Hooot tpis fnctetng the Richmond Enquirer
sI'u' me caucus. The pistol, ii seems, mss
ca ire at W asnngton--tbe gunpowder being
partially damped by very heavy rain which
poured on Saturday night. "A Washington can.
Gus is az best machine SO objectionable, that
iotufhg but strong sense of expediency has
| oeen supposed to excuse tit was at tbs time
so unnecessary that the failure is a subject of
almost universal congratulations What can
'De people at no time whatever not even at n
moment when all faction is lulIc,! all oppositop
put to sleep, BE permittedto yire hei, rof,s ,r;h
~ ne 'tcm'adtton 81 u catucts at Wdshington2
-. IS u tooeconae a necessary nnd constunt Duyt
ne MACHINERY Of ou,' government Has
tfsts dominating DIET TO be efe,nuiiy keDt I'M.
,c'ta a standing presidential head ? The effort
has failed and we roloice at IT. Very few mem
bers attended, and they came 10 tue resolution
that 1t was inexpedient TO make any nomna-
tion."+
Very good, Mr.. Richie, and why was a eau
Gus necessary now Why may not the people
vote as they please, and make HON thew ike.
the president of the United States
On this occasion the gentlemannarncd agreed
with me, (vol. XIII, page l3) thought it AN
understandable attempt To in,pose a president
on tue people," aud said that 'swhcn nominations
were necessary [nnd so they might bel that
they should not be made by members of CON
gress These slould not only be pure but un-
suspected"
1924. The present congress consists of POI
members all told, of whom, even according To
The acknowledgment of NIcssrs. Gales and S-a-
ton Though they will not ''gice MS tie ,anaes' ~
ZIG are ''repubIicans." This caucus consisted
OF only &c persc 5, of whom CO voted for Mr.
Crawford, and lie had two prorics in lis favor:
one, that of a gentleman whowas sick in Wash
ton, and the other of n person who was not n
memhe,' Of congress- for lie had not taken his
scat, and, o! course, was not qualified. But
there were sc republicans in the meeting out of
The ZIG IN congress-consltlrrabiy less than ONE
THIRD of the whole, and Wry undertook To say
that the holding of caucus was cxpcdicnt.
IL was by the notion of this smnU m;nority as to
the expectancy q! the measure, that the .Sgreat
republican party" was TO be bound; for it is called
..'resssilr nomination." and, AS SUCH, is dicfa-
tel to the people II is morally certain that
from several of the states, some of whose nem-
bers attended the last caucus, the persons nom
mated will not obtain a single vote, but for the
sake OF The exhibit let us suppose that the cti-
ZcnS OF the United States were fairly represen-
ted in that body, and we thus shew how little
weight the nomination ought to have as beng a
national one.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

TrC preceding shows us. that, in respect to
numbers. the caucus cannot pretend 10 nation
fhHy, Of character. ] do net wish 10 examine
the list Of persons attending, but, Among them
arc several who openly violated the knowr
wishes of their constituents, aud others that
we're among tie sevcresl enemies oftiIc caucus
Of 1879, though the object Of that meeting wa.
to give stability to a prosecution of the wal
with Great Britain.
IL IS worthy of remark, chat, in 1915 there
were sixteen gentlemen from New York who
supported Mir. Crawford, and sixteen from
Virginia who opposed him, and that sixteen
from the first named state and fifteen from the
last, joined III The naming of him in I82l-to-
asether thirty one; being exactly haf the
votes that MIR. G, received, the two proxies be-
ing excluded. Does not this shcH the ODp0Si-
Tim in 1916, which / have enleavored to des-
cribe, and the ''coneJinqiicn," so many believe
now exists, Has there been any public dcvcl-
opcment of the talents or character of the gen
tlenan named, or new organization of poti-
cal principles, that could possibly have brought
about This wonderful changer If there has
should like to know VIXEN aud how, and in what
i3anne' il hath happened. Ii is notorious that
Nr. Crawford was taken up by the managers OF
New York as opposed TO Virginia and her po-
iitiCians, and how Is ii that he is NOR the pre-
ference Of those seCtS that were so wicked a
Catnst one 2nOiher both III 1919 and 1916 /:
That, for the FIRST time, these states appear to
be in "holy a,iiance?" Mark it-THE FIRST
TINE. Let every man ask himself which party
has gone over 90 the other-if both are not in
opposition to the administration of Mr.. Mon
anal what is to be the division of the loavcs
and fishes, i it possible that Mr.. Crawford
can be a faVori;e in NcwYork, while it is re-
fnsed TO let the Pcopic vote for or against him ?
OrMr Crawford rs separated from The cau-
rus, j do not wish to speak. Diyest him of the
support 20 be derived from the combination y
and suffer him and the candidate named for the
vice presidency 80 rest ON thei. own merits, and
shall not assail citharoftbcm. 1t is true, the
Richmond enquirer" has iateiy yielded any
pretence of claim to the election of either on
This article was accidentally picked up by q
friend, aud copied for me. a file of the "Enqui-
rcr" is not accessible, or many neat things might
be extracted tom i pro and ron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
JRGIWI4:


At rules, holden in the clerks office of the Superior
court OF chauccry for tie Richmond district, the
2Gth day Of June, 1924,
Thomas Pu gear and Jane his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Zac,ariah INTRUDER, adm'r. of Elizabeth johnson,
deed. AID the sail Zacharah M'Gruder, and
Frances his wife, in their own rights. John Mil
lcr and Frances bis wife, William Trabue aud
Molly his wifi, Pleasant III. Baird aud Mary bis
wife, Elizabeth Francis. Nancy M'Call, Bcuja-
min Meal, and VIM. n. M'Cau, children of Sa-
r1h M'tall, who was Sarah Johnson, Dcns.
The defendants, John Miller and Frances his
wife, Pleasant ~. Baird and Mary his wife, and T.
lizsbcth Francis. and Nancy, Benjamin and WIN.
n. MCall, NOT having stored their appearance and
given security according to the act Of Assembly and
tn rules of this and it appearing by sutsac-
tory evidences that they not inhabitants Of Iris
county: tits ordered, That the said defendants do
dppoar here on the first day Of the next term and
the amended bill of the plaintiffs; and tIai
a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond. foI
two months successfully, and rposted at The front
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
co?y--Teste,
53w3w wv " HENTJNG, G. G.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
Treasury DEpARrurNr.

June 3Uth, 1874.
NoTICE is hereby given to the proprietors OF
i the exchanged u per cent. Stock of 1912, is
snadi IN Pursuance of an act of Congress, entitled
san act authorizing subscription to the old six
Per cent and deferred Stocks, and providing for al
exchange of the same passed on the 9th of July,
l3t2, that the principal of tine said stock and the
Interest which may be due thereon at the time, will
be paid to the said proprietors their attorneys
daily authorised, Oh the first day of January, 1925
at the Treasury III Washington, OF at such Loan
Oslice, on the books whereof any portion of said
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that n surrender OF
the Certificates of said Exchanged per cent. Stock
will he required NJ the time of redemption, and than
the interest thereon, viii cease and determine To
the 3lst day of December, 1924.
VIM. H. CRAWFORD,
=. Sec'y ohe Treasury.
July 9. t:;1D13
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
I,OCKS 4T, SeDIobcr ~

LOCKS, 81, Seplebcr, 1921.
HN the 2!th August, taken from John Moss
~ boat (bcad-nan Wiilam) 10 bushels oi white
Wheaton the same day, from Pleasant Partim's
boat (head-man Bob) bag of red wheat.-28th.
Fror, Pcyton Mayors boat, 10 bushels of white
whcat.-3d September, from b. Harriss boat (hcad-
man Jordan) bag of white wheat.
The above wheat viii be disposed of as the law
directs. ISHAM RAN DOLPH,
Lock keeper Inspector ef boats al Vesitam.
vG,vGG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

VI The CONSTITUTIONAL Wing is Dubiish.a
grace ceek, Tuesdays and Fridays) at tire dol
ius per ann's.n, 1,ayadte IN adeance.
" For ndrertisims cents a square (or iess)
jar ice fsi taserit,n, and 81 l2 ce,s far es.cl. con-
nfaeaHcs:-d Hcntaber Of Insertions ne.si be Noted
charged aecordiasiy.
~ 4doerfisen-ais from The country 10 be na;d
Jcf aaodnee, or assumed by responsible isd-
"iduat IN Mis place Manchester.
- ~ letters 10 The Editors must be post maid,
or they tcW seceire 1,o aHsnliioa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
ADAMS TICKET.


Col. Stephen Wright, Iorj1A;.
DIR. Henry w: Holleman, .Sar5g.
DIR. John w. King, Diariidic.
Edward II. Chambers, L9neaJure.
Col. john Clarke, Haiifor.
Benjamin Hatcher, .Hanchesisr.
Col. William b. Lynch, LgnchJurg.
Col. James Galway, Fraa&iln.
John NJ. Martin, Nelson.
William B. Randolph, Htnrico.
Philip Harrison, Ffeder. cksJars.
Christopher Tompkins, .hathe.cs.
Robert Lively, Hampton.
Hancock Eustace, Stafford.
John Shackleford, Cuijpcpcr.
Capt. JnhnP. Duval, Eaug,aer.
John Rose, Leesttrg.
Hon. Hugh Holmes, Winchester.
Col. Jacob Fanneter, Hardy.
Thomas }. Stuart, Siaunfoa.
pere B. Wethered, Gree1,brier.
Peter Mayo, .45ingdoa.
Ehos Thomas, Mason.
Jonn s. Barnes, .Hoaungalia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
PEOPLES TIcKUT.
ron PRESIDENT or rHE U. STATES,

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts,.
FoR vIcB-PREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED &, APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
" The people of the United States are one great
a'niy--as sons as the Union If the States holds,
citizen from one section, provided lie he honest, s;-
pable, and faithf. to the Constitution and the Poo
pie, ought TO be as acceptable the opposite sec
ton, as TO the one which claims his birth or resi-
dense 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
LITERARY IMPROVEMENT
on A MORE COMPREHENSIVE SCALE.

ON MORE COMPREHENSIVE SCALE.
RHR. ANDERSON has the pleasure of in
lSl forming the friends and patrons ofhis Gle
ntentai,y and ciassicai school, that in cominenc-
ing the second year of Its operation, impor-
tant addition will be made to the scope and ex-
tent of its usefulness. An arrangement has
happily been made with Mr.. VIM. G.. Kidd,
by which besides considerable improvement in
several essential branches of elementary insiruc.
ton wiz. W1hing arithmetic and Geqg7uyity)
critical study of the higher Grecs: auti,ors and
diligent cultivation of the powers and graces
of Eiocution, will be introduced. The last rncn-
toned object, being altogether of a practical
nature, will be found at once useful and highly
ornamental in varions departments of life.
TERMS.
The charge for tuition in all the above
branches will be ten dollars per quarter, paya-
BILE in advance aciito,H any Extra charge tohate-
ger.
n. b. For the entertainment and gratiiica-
ton of parents and others who may take an in
terest in the subject, exhibition OF the progress
of the pupils in Eiocutiot, will, cac! alternate
Saturday, be publicly made at the & capa-
ciOus school room ON Governors Street lately
occupied BY Mr.. Robert Poorc as his cabinet
ware-room where an Academy embracing the
above objects, will be opened on .Uonday next
the Goth inst.
Sent IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
, AN away from the subscriber, on Saturday
"a a last, "A likely mulatto Boy, named .Na'accIi,
ALIAS 1Iaiacchi Bn,fs, of the Freshmen be-
longing to- this Office. A!alacchi is about II or Is
years OF age, trim made, feet or 10 inches high
not very bright ,nulatto, but incliniHg more to a
dirty yellow, Il full head of hair. which lie always
combs back, averts his eyes when poker 70 sharply
has no pa rtcular marks scars, can yead and
write tolerably well, and have no doubt has pro-
cured free papers suspect lie has gone 10 Phila-
deiphia OF New-York, Ohc latter place most ikely)
as one of the captains bound to that port. nd who
sailed on Saturday, stated that me had free coior-
ed passenger on board, from N. Carol:na,-a IL
nessc doubtless ofthe boys, he obtained permits
sion from me to 90 and see his mother, nd was i'm
mediatey afterwards seen going in the direction OF
the long harf. He also seen on board one OF
The vessels during the week. His object is TO get to
Hayt OF Afica, having frequently expressed wish
to his companions to 50 oct with of the colo
nsts
The above reward, and all reasonable charges
viii be paid on his being returned to me in Peters
burg, Oh secured i'll any jail so that get him again
I Masters of vessels are cautioned against carry.
ing him off at iheir peril.
EDWARD PESCUD.
Petersburg, Oct. Sd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
BOOKS &C.
IT .4UCYYON pRT(.L,,

- = --<SNIICsN. HffNES.
" NJ n, BARLOW & co. booksellers. Mai,
Street, are selling off their Stock of Eooks
ana stationary, by wholesale and retail ~ a,,r,;on
prices, for cash.
ihe'r coiiett'oii Comprises most of t,,s hooks rs
cd IN colleges, academies and common schools !,
Vits'na and variety of the best works in Enc
ish literature; many ofthem fine Ionleu editions
ana superior binding --rhe latest publications.
ot'opeI Dun. STA.
AUCTION & COMMISSION BUSINESS
'HNitE subscribers under the firm of Bradi;,te
- and Tomplsins, viii! establish, on the I,f,
OF Tins month, AN Auction and general Commits.
sion Business, III the town of Lyncl,burar. in the
house now occupies by Mr.. John Robinson At
the upper end OF the town. Ctmsirpors of ro,5s
are assured that every cxertion will he used for
their interest, and the utmost punctua,ity oh.
served i'm remttances.
we VIII also attend to the sale of Real and
rersonai Estate in near the town, on the cns-
tomary terms; and to the shipping of country
produce and other articles TO Richmond: ana 10
tiic Receiving OF goods to be forwarded to the
West. w '"'
ARCHIBALD BRADFUTE.
QUARLES TOMPKINS.
Lynchburg, 18th Sept. 1924 67w1,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
TIE FRANKLIN HoTEx,

back in depth i}2 feet, having attached to il cvery
convenience, which renders it cnen,ly suitable fo,
the purpose for which il was intended
ms property is really valuable; nd ought TO OK
enc the attention OF men of capital, as also men OF
industry and enterprise; ii would be productive
STOCK TO the one, and may he made source ofhand
some income to the other; especially, as the terms
of payment are 2, 3, and years satisfactorily Sc
'u'ea. Considering the cnncourse ofttavelers, and
otiier custom at this house, an accommodating and
good managing tavern keeper misht ca y make the
payments Tor the property in the above time, from
the proceedSof the house itself.
Tins establishment is new, complete, and in tho
rough conditions; and is douh; the best calculated
nuiding Tor pnhc cnterthiimcat in this or indeed
III any part OF the country; aud it is so situated as
must always command the custom of Eynchburg as
"eli as the resort of all persons visiting this place;
nothing is wanting but good management and the
right sort OF man to make ample fortune a,
this place.
III the same time will be sold various ether nro
perty,r and personal belonging to the estate Of
Joseph EclioiS decd.
". L. L.4.,IBEyEL,. .4a'y.
For Eliza 4. Eciois, Err OF
.ioseih Eciois, decd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
pUAETfCo CANAL. 1opTGRY

1850 tickets. u blanks to prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combna-
ton aud Formulation of d numbers. The fate OF
tive above 1850 tickets viii be determined in few
moments by the drawing of numbers out of u put
into the wheel. A. the present Scheme varies lit
tle from the former ones, explanations may he OBJ
tel, Richmond.
n e The drawing viii take place on THURSDAY,
t,lc 25th day of November, or at a mnch earlier
day, If the sale of tickets viii warrau, it.
,rinkcts and Sharcs for sile al
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
BgsEN,LrYR a. Fps

VIaGIviA LoIfeGY OFFICE RICHMOND.
Whole Ticket So 90.
Eitif do. 2 80
Quarlcr do. Is
Parcels Of Tickets may also be I.ad ;-pufchas-
ed Isl that way they will cost IS, and are warrants
81 to draw $50, less 10 pcr cent
Should parcel be purchsscd b. certificate, il
will only
OF Whole Tickets S28
Half do. ID
Quarter do.
Frizes payable 30 days after five drawing, and
subject 20 deduction Of - per cent.
Orders from the country (post pad) will meet
with prompt attention.
gT Prizes in the Lotteries Of New-York, Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sill he received in
payment Of Tickets at this Office, and any nforma-
ton respecting the results OF the drawings of said
y,5tteries, can Away b obtained
June z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

s;Th"se are his worfs-@. ffer all arc cannot NOW
resi- vi. Crawfords preteasio,is uron he s,omina-
Inn al Shi'agton. lie must stand on his own
innate rcconrncntlations-his own merits his own
servi,es-"pon Mefcsperi God lore Of ne people"
And yet ths people of the state of New York arc
DISTINGUISHED because of that very domination, II
is the only preience Offence for refusing to pass the
electoral law
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

ron that day General La Fayctte read in the
National Assembly of France, the first draueht
of the famous ID caration of the Rights Of Mar,
in which the Principle of the sovereignty Of Ms.
people is recognized. 1t was adopted, after
wards, with little variation. and placed at the
head of the constitution, which was finally pro,
claimed in 1901.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

The Philadelphia papers are filed with the
addresses delivered TO General La Fayctte bv
various associations and with the particulars at
tending his visits TO different parts of the CITY.
We give to-day for the following brief para
graphs -
General La Fayotte on Sunday morning and
his son attended divine service at Christ Church,
where a sermon was delivered BY the Yeuera-
bic Bishop White. The General occupied tie
scat uniformly filed by President Washington
during his residence in Philadelphia, Mrs. Nor
ris, widow Of the financicr sat in the pew with
La Fayctte. The Hon. John O. Adams was
also present in company with C. y. Ingcrsoll,
Esq. The Cen. dincd at Belmont tbe country
scat Of Judge Peters, in company with his son G..
villa Fayette, Mr.. Adaune, thesecretary OF stale
ofthc y. States, Mr.. Forsyth, Mr.. Breck, Ge-
neral Cadwalader, the secretary ofthe common
wealth Of Pennsylyanis, Gen. Bernard, Major
Gamble, and DIuber OF otbcr geot!cmcD of
responsibility.
Yesterday morning nc met tbe Washington
! Benevolent Society, in the beautiful & suustan-
tsl l,s!l lately erected by Mr.. Ki9 on ,he ST. Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12


For Eliza Z. E.cl,ois. E:r,r q.
.Josei,h Eeitojs, iced
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-10
Public Auction.

pY virtue of a deed of trust, Of Pelt'
- Catlett to US, bearing date the Wv
day OF December, 1918, and recorded NJ
the county court OF Fauquier, we , sGs'
on Thursday. the 18th day Of July, los En,
at the mill Of Peter Ca,letb sell at Puol4S
auction to the highest bidder tor TesG{
money, for purposes mentioned 10 sd-
deed, one moiety OF a
Tot Of Land,
lying in the county of Fauquier and 90 lo %
waters OF Goose Greek, containing SIX 'D'
one quarter acres, together with Inc
Merchant Mil,
and all the appurtenances thereunto, az
and estate, the right, title soum ,a.
terest Of the said Peter Catlelt in 'Dsp'
misses /,
Such title as the subscribers DaVe w. :,
virtue Of the deed aforesaid, VIII oD9
conveyed by them. nan
HENRY TURNER
june 10-tl5July lTus'''3
The foregoing sale is posi- ST.
pone6 until THURSDAY, the l2'n O''
y A00o'A ST. STEpHEN Chiffon
HENRY TURNER,
;,)v % Trustees
July @o