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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
THE NEW TARIFF

Speaking OF the difficulty said To have been
experienced in ascertaining some of the Du.
ties under The new Tariff, the Phijadelpbia
Gazette makes the following judcious obser
walton;
!" THIS we can readily believe, for, to some
oil the mos; experienced merchants of this CT
ty, the Tarlli, as Published by authority, seem
, ed 10 contain ina~y lncompatibiliiies, and il il
douDiiui, now, whether the construction of
the Comptroller will, in all cases, be admitted.
Ihus, II appears that Congress, after three
ponths hard labor, produced bn so vague
10 many oil Its provisions, that neither those
VINO are to pay nor those who are to receive,
the ou.'es, Gao tell with certainty The precise
amount intended TO be imposed on a number
OIL articles OF the first importance
lhe result ought, we think, TO prevent in
future any general revision of the Tariff. II
neithor merchants nor treasury officers can
ten precisely what Congress would be al,
the presumption is fair, that Congress itself
DID not know the exact bearing of some Of its
enactmenis. The truth is, that a Tariff has re-
terence To so many oJecis, that il ought TO be-
establIshed not by one act, but by many
Each article, or rather each class Of articles
should be the subject Of a distinct bill. Th;s
holds good, whether revenue or protection. os
both conJcintly, be the object Of mposioa du-
ties Tor IT IS seldom, IL ever, that the same
reas0niags apply ~ all articles indiscriminat,
W. II we must regulate trade, let us do il ad
'Ised'y, and THIS can never be- done by Iump-
nS together every species Of merchandise
IN Great Britain, the first Commercial country
~ 'ne world, changes are always made with
'ne greatest caution, aud imposts are altered
| one at time,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
PACKETS FOR HAyRF

LINE OIL Packets has been established between Nov
N York aud Havrs 20 leave both ports regularly on the
i aud 18th days OF each month during the year The sbps
composing the line are fast saers well found and cor,
manded corpered and copper fasened Their acconmo.
datisns iI passengers comprise all that be required
for comfO and convenience Passengers the can
We taken $40 each, for which they
bells, bedding, wines and pie stores every decroon
foods intended for slpue by them may he sent 10 me
Agents. who will attend 10 their reception
without charge commissions The expense.
which any, such cases, be actvaly Incurred will viet
requested, he collected With the freight at Hsvre.
Letterbag Is At the New York Post Once for all let
tiers that may be sent by mail.
Letters respecting either freight passage, must be
dressed post paid, 10 CkhSS0.5 BOYD,
June y. Sssn Agents, Z. York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
From the Boston Statesman,

Miriam EdtCards, John Quincy adams. and
John C. Cdthoun.--By the following very ex-
traordinary letter it appears that Messrs.
Adams and Calhoun are determined TO unite
their fame and popularity, and openly make
common cause with the man whose moral
alterations and political depravity have sunk
himt0 the lowest depths Of degradatons, GEN.
tempt, and scorn. 1t has long been suspected
that the .Ninny Of Illinois was secretly sup
ported and upheld by these two Secretaries,
and there can now be hardly shadow of
doubt OF the fact. We highly applaud the
moral and political feeling of the citizens of
Washington, which would cause them to re-
volt at the idea OF sitting down TO table with
man Of Edwards's character and conduct
Il is even said that it is difficult for him In
find admission to apy of the respectable board
ing houses at Washington and we have il
from the mouth of one of our Representatives
that many Of the Massachusetts members
threatened to leave Mrs. Queens boarding
house il NinDy continued there, and that con-
! sequeutly this Mexican Minister, this Repre-
sentative Of the truth, honor, and dignity of,he
country, was obliged TO leave his quarters
Why the Massachusetts members refused To
board in the same house with him they can
tell others, as some of them have told ma, And
such man, who is universally despised and
Stunned by the honest and honorable. il
seems, by the following letter, is 10 be taken
under the special protection of John Quincy
Adams and John John c. Calhoun. Citizens
of New EngIand-Supporters Of Mr.. Adams
How do you like to see, 10 such company, the
man whom you honor and support?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
TNIlST SAIE

IOY OF deed n,eoture bearing date the 24th
deeds OF the county of Orange. frnu, John Wren
in ior the purposes therein specified and in pursu
of the provisions of said tenure, shall tue 15cb
day OF September next at II O'Clock, M of tie
expose to sale a. Public Auction To the highest bidder for
the property in said deed Of lndebture,
shall be sufficient satisfy the purposes
of said and described therein MS fo'ows;" cerain
spice. parcel land situated the county Orange
" adjoining the lands OF John Keiser, Edward Fancy,
hily Eve acres, be the less, the
said piece land beng the conveyed by deed from
county Of Orange, reference being had thereto for
accurate description OF .he said land with all the
buildings thereon, together with all the privileges
Sppurtenances 10 the same belonging Also Negro
A n slave aae1 vincent, ageu about twenty sn Yeas
twsn Two years, her Two children, both logs,
about one year named Esry-aso one Patent Sill
contents ABOUT hundred aud thirty gallons and
Sill, contents about hundred fity
gallons, other s,i about ed
and five gallons the said Stills being the ait
Wreu's u,siery In Orange eoun'y"-TLs above snIe TO
take place the land therein conveyed. But any
shall he prevented from edecting sale in whole
Pari ON The day above mentioned then the sale viii
take place Or be continued the next day al the
pacc. Tie sale conducted by James Barbour r.
Esq oil Orange county, ior me, Or ny myself IN person
Ric,n,ond, August 49, 1924. 2s--,ds
10y virtue of tue asi Will and IestamenI OF BrnIa,in
ID w. Coleman, zee as executor thereof WILL the
Courthouse Of caroline County, the secood Monda,
pext month"; being the court day OF that county sell
the highest bidder at auction, The following Tracts
Land iht belonged to said Coeman and lying in the said
county, The plantation commonly called Lbuah
tanning by survey made in 1908 five hundred and ninety
aud an half situate Mount Swamp, about
10 miles from the Bowling Green. about the dis
from Fredericksburg, and within less than miles
of the Nappahannock. OF this about fourth is
in wood, grounds, and most of The
high land Is Of good quality well adapted to the growth
vi wheat and
Also small piantatioa called Em containing about
lying wiihn miles thereabout
Bowling Green This tract thong small Is well
with buildings, orchards kc. aud is excellent for
Physician or Attorney Law.
rerms-Cash for one fourth Of theepurcbase money,
and for ,e balance credit Of one, three and -four
years will be given payable is equal for bonds
day OF sale deeds property 10 secure
their payment.
The sale will he conducted by Messrs. Moacure, Robin.
son L Peasants JOHN SHEPPARD
August TO- 2B-ds
" The Fredericksburg Herald will publish the above
I'LL the day OF sale and their account TO this oaiop
Immediately for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
Valuable i'amunkey Land Jor SUE.

"'0"01e UHtHHHey I<uHu JUT Ouie.
ton the purpose Ut discharging the debts due the
Estate oil Joseph Foster, dec shall agreeable 10 pow
ers vested in me by his WILL Wedaessy the 18Th day
OF august next expose to public sale, on The rmses e
uea possessed, known - the name OF Fosters Level as
M necessary 90 raise the of six thousand dollars
s usct OF land contains about seven hundred acres
ues Immediately on Pamunkey river In the county Of Es
m ana With condolences may be 10 he inferior
10 no plantation OF Its extent lying that river f.
'nanus all the advantages OF the river smbrsres "s,
perfectly level the whole Of il
ing SO much as has been retained in wnoss for ,,S
nc SUBSCRIBER residing on the aBt will sbew h, ~ -
OF sale. r,,uS ~ osioIe the day
july IT, FRANCIS FOSTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
LAND FOR BALE

hUaiN oner lot sale m tract Of Lnnd living in Char
,m thu on The waters Of LiuIe Roanoke and Ash
clndipq 80, . Contains nearly lhousabd acres, in
1893 .a' s BODY Of superior grounds. The i'm
Dovsir are large, elegant and eommodous brick
ag House, with all the necessary appurtenan build
portion Of ihe high land Of this tract and lis particular
adaptation 70 the culture OF Tobacco, together with its
to those DESTROYS Of owning such properly. The
but should ihas sold before Tues-
day the 14th day of September next, It will be sold on
that day, af pubic auction, on the premises.
HENRY CARRINGTON.
29--ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
July2a
TREAsuRY pEpARrmENT.

-o-, June 80, 1874
NOTICE Is hereby given the propretors of the Er
changed per cent. Stock of 1872 issued in pursu.
ance OF An Act Of Congress- entitled An act
subscription TO the Old Six and Deferred Stocks
and providing for exchange OF the sae passed on The
Din OF july 1s2ihat the principal said Stock and
The interest which may be due thereon the time will he
paid TO the said Proprieors TO their attorneys duly a
~ Washington OF at such Loan oce the books where
Of any portion of said Stock may stand $3.50
Information is further given that surrender nj ts
Certificates Of the said Eschangede per cent Stock will
oe required al the tine OF redemption the nie
rest thereon viii cease and determine on the St ,y OF
peeember, '%4. VIM. II. CRAWFORD,
r,ts,a Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

~ The ENQUIRER IL pubished twice week general
10 a ,hrec ,mes week during the session Of the State
sssiafursrriee as heretofore Fvs Dsiiars per
$3.50, oavabie 10 advance Notes Of chartered, specie
oniy) will he received Ia payment The Ed
,cr, viii guarantee The safety Of remttns them by mail,
Wv. n"snye OF all letters being paid by the writer's.
~ Nh vaper will (but at the discretion
-, he Edtors1 uu all arrearages have been paid up
~ Whoeyer will guar anee the payment oil nine papers,
shnli have a tenth graft ..,-
~ One ,uunrr or tess-frst Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, SO cents -.
No until las either been paid
for assumed ty person in this city or s envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
MR.. EDWARDS AT HOME.

The following extraci from the Miusis Re
publican will show the estimation in which
Mr.. Edwards in held at place where hr
ought 10 be best known; il has been sup
posed by some, that in his owo state. he WA
al powerful, and so popular that no one dared
TO speak Of him with censure or snimadvert
upoo his conduct the subjoined remarks are
any thing bur hattsry, and in respect TO his
borrowing money, they take from him part
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

TAVTNG administered on the estate of mo Lac. h,s
Il band Mr.. william Prosser, have authorised Mr.
Samuel NJ bochus TO collect all debts and transact ali bu-
siness relative TO said estate. " W.
Bremo, July %, 1924
TTviE Subscriber being fully authorised nv the Aois
ratrix To transact all business relative the estate
Of Mr. William Prosser, dec requests all persons
ed the estate 10 make Immediate payment The rreiof
also requested 10 present their CLAIMS properly
tbepticated, for settlement.
Breno July %, 1924. 2tItess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
FROM GUAYRA.

Captain Pierson. Of the schooner Robert
BUM, arrived Ut Norfolk in 8 days from La
Guayra, reports that great e4eriions were
making by Gen. Noulia, at the Time Of his
sailing, to ohtainrecruits to proceed to the AS.
sisisnce of Bo'Ifar, the accounts of the recap-
ture Of Luna not having reached Caracas AZ
that period. Santa Martha was 10 he the nIacs
OF RENDEZVOUS; and all tbs Colombian govern
neoi vessels al la GuaJra consisting OFFS or
brlgs and schoonrrs, Sere called into reoui-
s'tion for the purpose of Transporting the
troops thither. "'
Capt. Chase, Of 'le schooner SantonJer
was a, LA Gusyra, and had succeeded IN get
ing all his prizes condemned, among them
was the cargo of the schooner Mechanic. of
phhsdeiphia, cargo estimated al $40 600
hicb vessel he had captured on her passage
from Key West (where she had touched a
lew days previous from Havana, and chapeed
the character Of her goods bound 10 Span-
lsh port IN Cuba. No measures were lad
tnor Intended TO be had) against the vessel.
Markets at La Guayra were very dull,
Flour S Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
'FkUSl' SAI.E

virtue OF deed OF trust executed by James Brown
ID james lines, William Mitchell and the subscriber
bearing due ON the 30t May, in the year eighteen hun
dre1 aud twenty-five, ami duly recorded the Office OF
the County Court Of enrico, the payment OF
Gerta,h sum Of money therein mentioned will he sold on
uesday the 18th day OF September, in The year. 1924 III
iair II not on the next fair day, at public auction u the
hignest bidder Lot on street in the CITY Of ichnond
oeing part OF lot purchased by said Brown from Moses
PAWS ana bounded as fcows Beginning at the South
East corner Of lie house lately occupied by Jobn Sher
nei thence own street 10 the alley, thence up the ali
70 the line Of the LOT forne'Iy Lesslie's, now cv ey
pona,, thence Win SAD line As feet aud ,h-nr so Q.
Lefo's Of saie-ons fourth Of the oou houses
@oaths, with uus %f S AID awsve
red by negotiable notes wh .cproyed .. sale secu-
seed trust upon the pro- sriy eAdorsers and a
The title is beiiev %, "a he .s3od ,, 49,,
CONS ssy sS;p ia,e ss IS sesisd in him 'ee WIN
JOHN W WILLIAMS, acting trustee.
u. 8-fd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
GORDONSVILLE FOR LEASE.
Yt[nnhte Ghicknholnonu Lnnd Tor Sale.

y Hgtunbfe Chickdhomony Lind for Sale.
Q of Deed II Trust from the late Dr. Aaron
Bet5n, 20 William Barton, jr. add William Ubamber
ayne dnte the 2s of Jdne, 1916 Of record ~ the office
5f Henfco County Court they will seU 10 The highest bid
der for ready money the third day of September 1924
at Owens Tavern, tse upper end Of the Brooke Turn
pike road, the hour OF ~ o'clock, certain riece or
Farcel Of Land yng 10 Hsnrco County, being the same
tract parcel Of inud which conveyed to The said
Aaron Bartoa, 10y Mary r0ier, by deed dated the -
dag " Jaue, 1916 w fully appear ny reference
had tereto which about srtytwO three
acres o Land aud adoips the lands OF Wisn Burton,
James Wbi,eisw md others
WILLIAM BYRD OHAaBERLAYS
WILLIAM BURTOr.
Augus;s 2e-@tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

Ihe ship Panther Austin, arrived nj Boston
on Tuesday, IN 81 days from Lisbon, CaDr.
A: sailed on the 9Th July, and left The shin,
Plato, OF Baltimore, 10 sail for Boston IN :
days with Geo Dearborne, tom Minister 10
Poringal,) and suite passengers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
Vssc, cheap and Erpsdinous Route, from
Cay 70 Rehmoad touching at Arand,;a Old

.Nstc, Cheap and Erpedifious Route, from
cs'ngen Cay to Richmond touching at Akrand,;a Old
fos.f Comfort and NerfeK -
The James River Steam Boat
a company have established q line
- oi SteamboatS the above route.
Iadllaclll@y2kl4nnp 10 run as follows, and w
q 'nence ON the first OF August
cicck ~, y., . Leave Washington City at o.
evenings. ~ ~ "'@""'o"" W T''""'
returning will leave Richmond AT O'Clock on sm.da,
e.nss meet the boat Tor Washington in Hampton Roads
ing. ""As''A ." 'io""ay eve"
;"s washington or Alexandria to Richmond (meals
fT Sn., Washington or Alexandria Old Poin, or
From Washington to all intermediate places he.
ewsen Alexandria aud Old Point or Norfolk do.
Except 10 Potomac Greek, which, from the in
convenience and difficulty Of landing will be
from Warrington to James Town.
do do. to City Point,
ms arrangement tail Of giving sntisfa ction 20
thr pubtc, both ffoni its cheapness aud expedition.
PERSONS travelling from Ricmoud TO Washington Old
sin', WIN meet with no detention in this line as they will
os met ~ Hampton Roads by the Boat for
Wmca VII leave NORFOLK SIR O'Clock ON Sunday even
ana receive and land them at either place. without
residing ON the banks of the Potomac
VIII iurhisu innate accommodation, the Boat wili al
ways Pass up anu down that River with day light.
August 8. " 2sLass
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ChickIbO,nOuu Luud for .Snie.

OVERWHELMINGLY z117t" JO' FJu'e.
ryNhE subscriber will sell of Land Chic
mon, Swamp, adjoining the lands OF Messrs Govan,
Claiborne and Seen containing about 400 acres OF
which are low gruunds equal 10 the Swamp
grass. further description is deemed
Is presumed any person wishing purchase will view
Land. SELDEN q. MACON.
August 10. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
GRACIOUS.

=" We. consider Mr.. Pickering as eood as
seaa ara buried already. Who can stand even
oe,ore me threatened wrath Of the Secretary
e' otate lie wrileson paper manufactured
"o'n me natter, by the light Of faggot, with
uagssF Tor his pen, and his ink is the double
u'Su''eu essence of Fats-banc." Bosi. Cour
we take this occasion 10 say, that the IN
Pend'T To Mr.. Adams letter TO Mr. Otis. is
written IN calm, clear, and deliberate styIe
lis explanatory Of the charge made hy Mr..
Pickering, that Mr.. Adams said in the Senate
OF The United States, wheu the embargo act
was under consideration, g would not delhi
crate, would act" &c. &c, and is not VIVA,
some OF me ultra prints seem to dread, la
bored review of Mr.. Pickerine's oamn,'Is,
Though written, rs we before remarked
:" with his usual acumen," it would aonesr
mat ne has not deemed the occasion sufficient.
" important 10 require much labor in the
'@'C""0H' Bar. Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
KO8ENT JOHNSTON

ROBERT JOHNSTON
eEGS leave TO inform his friends and the pnLlic gene
Id rally, that he has associated his son, PETER JOHN
SION with Lin in business which will In future he
ducIed under tue firm, Of ROBERT JOHNSTON & SON.
ROBERT JOHNSTON.
PETER JOHNSTON.
August 9, 1924. 29-St
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-16

Permenas Williams, defendant.

INV i I'LL /
II appearing 10 the satisfaction r.f tIe o..
that fermenas " illiams, late et a,aarv f..
~, is dead, and that Thomas y crtl,,n ~.
John ) Todd, TWO Of his legatees, an, l,os5l
made parties 10 this sui, aad.Lat Tic cbifd,a''
of Elizabeth Johnston, W o ARE Grand 49,
dren oil said Permchas, and being in the g..
Of Alabama, aud Polly Coleman and b,rbs
baud Stephen { coleman, in right OF his ViG.
living in the state OF Virginia, are his Oh
egatees, rs appears on scire tacias rcti,r,st
of this tract oil land, and Nathaniel " lin,
Of Maufy county, having been al,.oinl.i
guardian of such children Of said / Pal
Johnston as are minors, aud seife faci.s. ~
such order oil appointment, having been
sued TO the sheriff OF haur, county, and a.,
beiag returned by him, II Is ordcr1d, tlat sal
Stephen Coleman and lie, and said cbil,.,.
-of Elizabeth Johnston OF law lnl age and In,
under by their lawful guardian NathauI. w.
iiauls, appear at the next term Of this court -
the first Monday in February next. and
made defendants at Which time this can
will lac revived, and set Tor trial, aereesbl, -
,aet of assembly, in the name OF said leeais.5
and that copy OF this order published ION,
weeks snccessiVely in the following uev.s,,ss
pers The Nashville Wing, Tennessee IL.
gnian, Lynchburg, Virginia and in the lIa.
rence.Gazette, Alabama, or any other news.
paper of that state, three months before pe,t
term aud this cause is continued until red
term, &c. Copy-Geste.
IL. HAGEN, Clerk
october y. NSHO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-16

The .Joiiowihg list composes a part Of has
supply:
700 sacks salt best Liverpool filled,
ID binds 81 Croix, Mnseoendo and Orleans
Sugars,
40 bags prime green Coffee,
a few haga old white do
30 bhls ioai Sugar, assorted qualities
60 boxes best Imperial and GnupoudorI eas,
oil the present year importation,
90 casks Cheese,
40 hoses Spcrmnceti and ianaw Candles,
10 krEs Dupont's , L. Powder
pa pnr coarse winter Shoes,
Cotton Yarn, OF all numbers,
Be- Spanish cigars,
Molstses, Tanners oil, Soal Leather,
Iron, steel, tndigo, Pepper, Alspirc,
Ind 4 general assortment Of LfQt ORS.
All which have been laid IN on such terms
ne 10 warrant the assertion that he cannot nor
viii not be undersold 10y any house IN the up
per country he therefore asks n call from his
old customers, nnd all other dealers in his
line, confident he viii be able to please them
both in quality and prices
CHS. /. DlBRELL,
Opposite the Virginia Bank.
November ?, a2i
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils.
and Dye Stulls.
Il
THOMAS j. DIJNAT,

AT THE SIGN OF THE GoLf>aN MORTAR,
on BANK set,afr.
WAS Just received, IN addition to his
1 I formef stock, an extensive assortment "
Du'Gs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DYE.STUFFS, which enables him NOW 10 of
Ter To his friends, customers aud the public Sc
ueraliy, Tie most complete aud extensive as
sorimcnt ever before hrough, 10 this market.
AMONG Titrm ARE TUE roLLowiNG, VIZ
1000 10. Glauber Salts, % do, Tartar Eme-
800 do. EPSON 10. tic,
900 de. Gum Shvll so do QniCk silver,
Lac, 20 dor. bottles Anne.
boo do Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
100 do, Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
d, rhor, 900 gallons Alcohol,
100 do JalHp, 2oo do Lamp oil,
loo loo do srorge, loo do. spts' Tut-
- do. aefd'grls, peniine,
| 30 do. calomel
Hna every other article In his line, all OF
the best quality, AMI Tor sale at The loves,
prices FOR eas'fi or c, siAt onihs to punctual
o'itos'sfs septe4ber3
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Virginia, 10 Wit /.

n couri lotdea for P,,tssirania county,
on .Uonday III. goth day n :. pteaiber
Iaef
Samuel fanniil aud samucl stone. iatt
ranners AMI acting md nadina under "a,
sl,i- sud Grm oi SAMUEL Psnnill a 60.
Plaintiff,
against
Francis simpson and William simpson,
Defendants.
- cfElNC15RK
The dcfendanisf raneis simpson, mol hay.
ing entered his appearance aud given seeufi-
T. according - the art. OF assembly aud rules
al this court and II appearing TO the sasisiso.
lion OF ilc court Thai be Is not All inhabilnnt
of this commons ealilI, on motion Of the
plaintiff by iheii counsel, it is ordered, that
lie. said defendant, ffancis simpson ID ap-
pear here on H. ll,ird Monday ia January
nesf, and answer The plaintiffs bill and that -
copy oi this order be forthwith inserted III one
oil The newspapers printed in Lyaehbufg, for
eight Ncek- sneeessiseiy
A Copy-1este,
WILL. 1TNSIAIL,.c. E.
Ortober Is. esR 10
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Hcust Sale.

\ " viItne OF dee,l-of trust executed 70 Al
- Ian Taylor and The sub>criberbv Christie
phcr Clark, bearing date the 9th of December,
IN the ycar oi our Lord 1919, and ofrecard in
the clerk 5 office OF the county court of Mont
geometry, shall Tor The purposes therein men
TONED proceed to sell by way Of public auc-
ton, for cash, on FRIDAY, the f7th day Of
December next, actore the door of the Frank.
lin Hotel, in the town oil Ivnci,lntrs
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Yhe Tract Oh A,anN =

lying and being IA the county of Montgomery
and state of Virginia, known by the ne,rn n
The BENT MOUNTAIN, coniaiLinn nenrly
: 900 acres. Tire sale will lake place onthc
above dog, il fair, il not the next fair day, aud
the subscriber will convey to the purchaser
sueh title as is vested IN him by The said
DAVIDSON BRADFuTE, Trustee.
October Is wtdstp