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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-13
Business

in all its various branches. He tenders
mis- grateful acknowledgements to bis Gus
toners for the disting uisbed patronage
be has received from them. His friends
and the public are assured OF prompt ac-
commodations; he feels confident that
with the aid OF some OF the best work
men and constant supply Of the most
choice materials, he will be able TO rem
der ample satisfaction to those who may
please to favor him with their applications
by order or otherwise.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-13
Renper and Castor Haas.

Beauer and Castor Has,
making my assortment very conp!ete.-
Gentlemen Ia want OF good and cheap
hats are respectfully invited 10 call and ex'
anime for themselves. can assure them
they will be pleased with the article and
price. Also, few elegant
FUR SEAL CAPS
Of The latest fashion for ladies AMI chill.
dren, With a variety OF fancy articles for
sale on accommodating terms. ] have
made arrangements to be supplied from N A..
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore with
the latest fashions snc the best quality
bats.
0.rOrders can be furnished al the short
est notice, if left at my new commission
hat and shoe store, King.Street, Alexa'a.
nov'6 JOHN H. RUNNELLS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-13
FUR SEALC CAPS


TIME subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends & the public, that he has
removed to the next square below his tor
mer establishment, in brick house, near
" opposite to the Mechanics Bank OF A.
exandria, ON the South side efKing street,
where he carries on thel
Saddle and Harness Making
Business
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Consumptions, Coughs, &c.

Northumb erland county, Va. Dec "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE


VIE terms Of the sale October Ias not having
been Complied with, shall offer for sne TO the brI,.
est odser On the premises nj ~ O'clock Monday the
@Oth INST u TAR, not, then the next fair day. that
most valuable Farm, situated between the Wrsths Rcnd
and James hiver, within three miles Of the city nf Rich
monu OF winch The late Dr. VIM Foushee seu died seized
and possessed
To tbos- who have porvsyed it, may be disposed to
taus ny survey 426 acres, that there portion
OF meadow land that probably nearly moiry heavily
covered win ,he most valuable timber, that part
ed sod 10 cnva'ion in excellent order farming
ing nov seeded between 30 and 10 bushels That
unlike much Oh The land 10 the lower country soil
Tue greater Paft consists of fine Clay foundation
winch Whic u Is most susceptible OF improvements always
gives me oes assurance Of s ing benefit iherrfrou, That
watered oy number Of sItngs of the and pur
est waerahu tai u contains large quar- Of stone
80 contiguous to the CaBai o James river VI
carriage 20 ieich'nOnd at the least expense.
In auuioh 10 these advantages contains very
hue sites ior mills, or any Kind Of works requiring wafer
power. o $3.50
The buildings consist Of comfortable dwelling house
houses LOT negroes good barn, stable &c.
WIN tne ahu VIII be sold the crop Of Corn made the
present yea containing probably from 100 200 barrels
ierns Oh SAFE, credit Of one, and years on
ne purchasers giving bond with approved security or
negotabe no,es satisfactorily sDdorsed and deed Of trust
on The property " '
Mr. woodruff or Mr.. Euiank on the premises will, sbev
day Of sale. lamps EAwTISGG
AdTr wiih the will annexed Of w ~. Feushes, senr dec
w. =.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA. Nov. 27.--You will recoIlcc,
'he view taken by HE Excellency the Cover
nor Of the act OF Congress for making sur
ytys, and in alusion to the general system Of
Internal Improvement That part of the
Message, has been referred in the Senate 10
a Committee Of The whole house, and made
The special order Of The day for Monday next
II will in all probability elicit considerable
discussion, and III WAS TO Judge from the
vote taken on The question Of reference Ia
that Committee, should conclude that IL was
likely the Senate would sustain the views ex-
pressed by the Governor. II must he ssp-
fessed, however, that that vote is no criterion
from which an opinion should be expressed
with confidence.
The same subjecthas been referred in the
House Of Representatives TO a special Com.
mittee, OF which Mr.. Prioleau is Chairr an
| think il probable that the House will express
a difefent opinion from that Of bis Excellen-
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cy. Nothing else interesting to you or your
readers has as yet occurred in either House.
There has been little excitement upon
that part Of the Governors Message which
relates 10 what he considers as uucens,itu,ion-
al pretensons OF Congress, and the Govern
ment at Washington. His Excellency does
MOI specify very expressly the instances tu
which he has refereace, but, l suppose, he
means the Internal Improvement Bill and the
Iar't. In the Houee Of Representatives on
the question how that part Of the commune
cation should be disposed Of Mr.. Prioleau
moved that it should lie on the table, but after
few remarks from Mr.. Legare who opposed
the motion, il Was Withdrawn, and reference
made Of the subject to special committee.
10 .he Senate, The same part Of the message
was referred, after little spar,ing, TO a com
mittee Of the whole, and made The order oil
thu day for next Monday. 1t is supposed
there will be some debating upon il.
Charleston Patriot.
November 30.--The following gentlemen
were chosen by the legislature OF this state
on Friday evening last, Electors Of Presiden
and Vice President Of the United States. :
!hey are all pledged To vote for Gen. An
drew Jackson, as President, and fur John 6
Calhoun. Esq. as Vice President:
Messrs. M. l. Keith, ]. ". Ailston, n. Glen
Omen. Evan B-nbow, Angus Patterson. Tho
mas Benson, William Garrett, John K. G, ilIia
w. c. Pinckuey, William Laval & EIdr,,
Simkins. State Gdzettc.
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WM NEALE e. CO,

HAvING Just received considerable ssprsy
,Sei assortment Of Fat and aser Goods is now more
a". complete than any previous me ssd ,ha,
case. and Irish linens IL %noe two ,s. and
half pieces-some of those very superior nbick
and can DC recommended us the beat that are Imported
case long lawns
9aud io-S do for liable linen
100 pieces Russia do
Linen eambries, and linen cambric Lkdfs-
pieces plain aud figured black and eooured Canton
Grapes
Elegant Mandarin 40 aud riches
Black, and all colors Of Italian grapes
Gen,emen's and ladies French and English silk hoise-
GentenrnS and ladies' silk gloves
Ladies kid, beaver, castor and hursesku do
Gentlemen. benver, buck, and neecy do ~.
Blue, black drab orange, coloured silk veive
complete assortment of pushes fur irnimnssand Tor
Va!iou. of the fashionable kinds quail
ties, tor dresses and for trimmings
A large assortment Of gimps and cords
nsn,inboo trimmings, frogs and silk buttons
BLACK isda snrsnes anu usrings of strong and cheap
Black Italian and imitation italian ius,ring the latter
All Kind. black and coioured Ggured silks
Beautiful pure uAifs do ant, plain
n,s.gs asso,'~en, OF thread Iaees
Do do wells and scarfs
DO black and white silk iaceS for trimmings
Beautiful Lama trimmings and wheais
St-ei ornaments oil various kinds
Necklaces recues' and Italian baskets
Beautiful ribbsnds, robes and flowers
Musins OF every description, from the lowest prices
the richest worked India, Swiss and British
$50 pieces cotton cambria, assorted
50 do cambria musins
Silk and gauze handkerchief, OF all chenp and fashion
allie kinds
Blue, black, brown, hottie, drab and Oxford mixed
CLOTHS AND CASHMERE S, the best and the chea d.
est assortment have had
% pieces plain and striped Of various coors
Coarse cloths, plans, kerseys swanskins aapt coous
and dushings for negroes clo,hing
SO dozen socks and stockings for do
200 pieces wbte, red and green Aannel
q, 7, 8. 8, 20, II, IL and i4-i rose blankets
a, >, 81. and'4i point do
Striped dufne 40
Green baizes, brown linnens rLcnburgs and burlups
100 cloth shawis, essorted
Chischilla bais aud clonks
BombaziDes aGd Crcassian plaids
Furniture, garment aud cambria dimi,ies'
Rhodes Hines & Smiths Walkers figured and plain
black and coioured bombaIetts
Ladies' 6ne black niohair aud worsted hose
Do common
Do white worsted
Do slate do
GentiemeD winter hosiery ard hosiery of all kinds
zoo pieces common, 6ne aud superne cacoes
brio prints
Flag aud other silk and cotton baudkercbiefs
Vestings of various kiads
4syino Shsris Of all sizes
1aIitaiion do
Printed danneis and rnitnes Tor chiJren's Globes
felsse cloths Of various coors
Tabby velvets do
Tuck and aide combs
Ivory aud BARRIERS do
case brown Hollands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARn-

ROcaWht from the subscriber Thursday the 18th
IN OF September pegso woman named shJtV a,el
about twenty two years, her complexion ruatto bu,
not very has pots 10 her face something like
hrmgworm-nt, neiRbi IS between four aud eve feet
spare maze WIN good oountenspce when spoken to-
he ufess wnsn sue runaway blue Plains and also
possible that she may have changed her dress pucba
ca nerion cnaro oirawn, negro buyer, and be puf.
CHASED hrr IOn oenanin Grimes in the county King
George-it possible tla,she may have gone Jack 10 The
SAME county, o, aiming % get bach Br Grimes owns
Der husOfn" iofwarn all masters o vessels from tskpp
nrgro Of that description bosrdl is possible Thai
she may nave .oan.d Tree papers. person or per
or secure her IN any jail IN this stare give
50 that get her sgaio they shall receive the ase
taken ~ ths STATE with all Reasonable charges; and
e snid woman should be apprshendcd out u e state OF
virginia and brought home 10 me IN sad State or deliver
SO that get her again. the person persons shall
the reward ofssventy five dollars with all lawful charges
Hanover CO. Va near Cold Harbour, Dee T. ei~wsw.
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TRUST SALE or LAND

virtue Of deed of executed 10 The subscriber
by josiah Goodnan and wife, for certain purposes
therein named, and Of record in Cumberland CLERKS Office
ID. February ie22, will proceed 80 SELL the 27h
peSrmes NEXT at Cumberland Courthouse (bring Cum
berland Dec court-toy) certain tract OF land lying in
Cumberland county, adjoining the land Of joe Goodman
Mrs Emkins, &C. ON both aides OF the Guinea Road and
Immediately Appomaox River, containing about $50
acres eerence 10 the deed Tor quantiy) This land
vel calculated fer cropping and improved with good
dwelling house treshing machine, &C. &c. AS
aad 70 forced IN market aud will certainly lie soid is
requested that those wishing to purchase will view the pre-
misses before e day OF SALE which will be shown them by
uezfo living Cumberland courthouse, any neigh
n'ur hsing convenient TO the above land.
The terms Of the above will thousand dollars
In cash. and the balance upon credit of ~ months.
. Nov so. 6I--w3w I SAMI. IIOBSON, Trustee.
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THRUSH MAIN

x'ae o. deed OF trust executed by Henry Skin
- WIN 70 Tue Undersigned trustees on thr 18th Juiv
na 10: Tue purposes therein mentiones will lie Sold
oa e prs"ses On Tuesday the 2lst Of nrxt month"; (s-
aI"o'e p".'s,on ionnery the residence OF said Skir
; .aea inuian Camp lyi.r in powbntan Cour,y con
s"s ~ esumation 1910 acres, bs the ,ane more ar
s,s to prior lien In avor the Literary Fund
s, t, ,oowng slaves, Jack, Sawney, Isnat Robin
H., Hs Ds'y' Hose aud her children, B.bwao ali
r =. Every description ON the said plantation
10 be sold for ready money; but should ,Se
III. -, - consent, the Land will he sold on a ere.
W. " os a.carea on the day OF Saie-the personai nm
,ro ~, Tan-ihe sale 10 be continued M necessary
''-' ny =" oay u"u, Tue whole Is disposed Of.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
WYSDhAM ROBERTSON trustees
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RENAW AYSINh
D()(;T'()KSi

THE subseriber invite the attention Of Pvs c;ans -,
Il the Short Pump, which is about twelve miles ahoy,
Richmond 10 very good neighhourood the exercise
ot The medical profession The resident viii
cate on the let of January next; "a
oe glad to have his place supplied by medical geneman
81 the ~isIe, may lie balanced by practice In a,s
"" ~, me gentleman may hive his shop
os anu cnanbrr in house detached from the family
I,sc ROBERT II. SAUNDERS.
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FRESH INFORMED FALt Goous

FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS.
Ohm WILLIAM GiLLlArr, have received per the
s mrNais from London LIVER root, their Fail Sup
ply oI GoODS which have been selected With great care
terms, viz: -
ioths and casmeres assorted coors prices
double miled Dsrt cottons
Punt, rose, and striped blankets
Double miiles trab ciolns
blue, green, drab aud mkt plain.
Blue brow a, drsb AVID mix, ca r,o,h.
Oh'e, Grab aud blue fenrnosc bts t,.r,s
% oomoriS,s and Caroline paids assorted new pat
Su1. - nsn linens aud table diapers
rioosrts best brown stout and pale ne
"""' w 'nui AZ small easAs OF superior quality.
,xo Aso, an Store, and yeceipirr-
2o bags prime par o, which Is the new crop
Par,ieulsr ssdsr. v anu Ovins Co.'S old London
n. n s seieeted rom the Vinnse Of 1917, OF pc.
1,,"n. nne hasoor' and is highly approved.
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MUSH ISLAND LAND.

VIE rerson~hc has leased my land in Mush Island,
having requested he off the contract, this farm
l. again offered for for one or more years The
gtes fertility OF its soil and It's adaptation growth
ci Oouou, Corr aud the raising OF Pork. render OF
the best farms the Roanoke river Genemen who
made proposals requested the land
their proposals. JOS: TRENT.
Richmond, Dec. 9 65--2awtf
N Is he Editors OF the Petersburg Inteigencer
qested insert the i've times and send their
to This Office
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KENTUCKY.


In the House Of Representatives, on II hurs
day, there was an animated discussion on som,
preliminary questions, relating to Judge Rob.
bins case the motion which gave rise 10 il wa.
finally Withdrawn and no question was taken
The select committee are progressing in the
arduous duty assigned them. IL is said there
are more than one hundred witnesses TO ex.
anime. The same day the convention bill was
taken up and rejected, by vote Of 40 against
and 43 IN favor OF passing it to a third read
| ing. On Friday the House was OCCUPIED most
Of the day upon bill to amend and expl,in
the penal laws; particularly in the discussion
Of a provision that petit jurymen in criminal
eases shall not be disqualified by having form
ed an opinion otherwise than upon personal
nowledge Of circumstances.
On the same day there was presented To
both houses, petition from the late Cover
nor, Gen. Admir-, praying an appropriation of
so much money; TO be paid to him, as will
make up the loss which he sustained by re
criying his salary, while Governor, in the de-
preciaied currency which petition was sc-
comPanied with an able ADD ingenious opinion
& argument Of The Attorney General fShappel
To shsw that the constitution having FRO, iJed
that the salary ofihr Governor shall be- neither
increased nor diminished during his coptinu-
ance in Office. he has legal and constitutional
claim to this allowance. II was referred in
il,e House, to the committee of claims, in the
Senate To the Committee Of Propositions and
Grievances. Frankfort Commentator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

rnerce, and onr citizens hare tight 10 claim
the protection ofgovernmsnt in its pursuit
The system adopted hy these bands Of pi-
rates, 10 to go from their places Of concealrnt Mt
IN small ol.en boats, attack unarmed vessels
and ~ ind'scriminatr slaughter To remove all
chance Of detection. A commerce liable Ia
such risks cannot be prosecuted merchants
Will ne unwillingto EXPOSE their property, aud
lives.
We have thus briefly stated the evils which
threaten not only our direct trade to Cuba, but
also our commerce To every part Of the Gulph
OF Mexico il is not too much to say that they
are too great TO be endured and coofiding il.
the wisdom and Justice Of your honor able
body. We pray that suitable and e0ectual
q. %sssures My be speedily devised to remove
We would respectfully submit to the consid-
Grafton of Congress whether Il would not b.
expedient that law should be passed au-
fh0r'z'ng merchant vessels to arm for their own
protection, under such regulation, aud with
such rules for their government as may APP
pear necessary. and which may avoid the
danger OF committing the peace OF the ma
ton To the discretion of individuals-and that
the squadron on the Cuba station should be
reinforced, that dec0y vessels should be EN-.
played and that the ships Of war be Furnished d
with additional launches and boats calculated d
to pursue the pirates into their retreats and
Businesses.
We would further suggest that the President
OF the United States be requested to make
suitable circumstances to the government OF
Spain, and to the authorities Of Cuba, relative
to the piraciss committed on American YES
sells, and the murder Of their crews, by persons
issuing from the shores of that island, and Ia
state most explicitly that il the evils are no,
removed, they will be held liable for the con
sequences.
! Should such circumstances he made. and
should these b, Intellectual the citizens Of New
York pledge themselves to support their go
vernmtnt ia many Interior measures which
may be necessary, even if they should extend
TO the blockade Of every part Of that Island.
| tSigDed,) WM. BAYARD, Chr.
| STEPEN ALLEN, Secretary.
The New York American asserts, that an
piications are made TO the Legislature OF Jer.
sry, now in session, for an indefinite number
banks. TO be located generally along tn.
shore opposite to the city ;ihe object of whici
IS, to defeat the policy of the State Of New
| York, which is adverse to the establishment
of any mole banks in that city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

Votmat'e Kentucky Lands For Sale.
by virtue oi deed of executed the Goth
~ day OF aarch, 1928, by sn Carter Lh,,~pire, We
sha scii AT pnc auction highest bidder cash,
~ front OF the Eac.e Hotel in the City OF Richmond,
o'clock ON TUESDAY the iih Instant tract of Land lying
anu being In the Sate of Kentucky In Fayete county,
containing by survey Of tue 9th March, 1885,
nr SAID trac, OF land wos granted 20 the said Little page,
by Charles Scott, Esq. then Governor Of the
wealth OF Kentucky ny grant bearing date the 26,h day
gu septtn isi IL issaid by psrsos who have
~ 10 be very fertile truet and extremely valuable.
RICHARD MOkRlSS, .r....
JAMES LYONS,Jr.
NJ The sale will be conducted by James Heron
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November 20

M As committed to the Jail OF Hrnfico county on the
w "a 1uy, ie<i, Negro man calling himself ADM
Mr. Peachey Franklin, who lives in New Glasgow Am
herst county, rom wsOm he away. Said Slave is
about twenty years old his co,rpleriop ,,,b.r
Than that OF muatto, abou; five feet sr inche highhe
had on when committed, pair Of blue cassiDet pa
The owner 81 said Slave is hereby required 10 come
w'rh prove proptriy pay and take him away or
ne NH De uemt wild as she law directs.
join p. BURTON, DIS
Septen,Ipr %. " - "a. We
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DOMESTICS

OF AL descriptions, as shrngs from TO 10 PEI
ynru sheetings OF various qualities domestic piais an,
stripes, domestic and imported bed-tickngs, man,
oher articles not r-wembel ed, which with supple
expected day. they offer TO The public y
or retail Nc their usual low prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-11

pursuance VI resolution th- OonInn,0 Ii, o tns
Oy OF hichm0nd, Notice hereby Given, that the Cor
PfadOn ot said City will the 6rs day July next re-
aeer ~ he Ohce ofthe ChamOerian OF the said city, the
CaP'Hi Blk Per Cent Stock, issued said Corpora
ton under an Ordinance OF the O.mnon Hail Of said ctty
passed Tue third day Of June 1916 entitled An
aohorsng loan Of forty thousand dollars y and that az
yer the said FIRST OF ssy next the said Stock cease TO
bear interest n SIiEPrARp Chsm,s,,.s. w
November 80 6i--,I.f r.
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WAS committed To- the Jail ofenrco county on the fs,
ot September 1874, Negro Man named ItandaI v te
ss,es that he The property Of Mr. John Christian Of New
hent county and that he hired the presen year 10
mr. ware o. Gooehiand county Said runaway Is about
ry years old light complexion five feet SIX inches
I've had on when committed brown cloth coat and brow
uFn panisoons The owner Of said runaway is hereby
required TO come forward prove property psy charges
take bin away, he will he deal, with as the IL d,yecs
-, JOHN P. BURTON, ID s.
NoV'<o' 0-Ti2S tor Wm' Danlrhge, 8. L.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

= IT - M.
w Ill be sold to the highest bidder Monday the ST
gay OF January next (i825) at E!k Island in The
svuny OF Soochlnpd within miles Of Uartersye CIV
belonging 60 the estate Of the lane uoctor
Saes o. oilam, consisting Of men, md children
NOS. " we men are as valuable field hands as any in Inc
'se. az me SAME time and place will be sold fren to
nunurru barrels OF Corn, yoke Of excellent Oxen p
ofses ana Mules Is or 20 head Of Cattle, some hundred
the and Oats, Farming Utensils of every
description, &c &c &c Terms sale all snus n,.r "a
easn; an sums over 80 dollars ~ msnhs credit
Dec.7. Jas . uuhan'
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EDUCATION

MRS. ANN s. CoPLAND viii reside The ers,;,.
80 tue late dwelling OF Capt John j. Taylor r. he
cho, ianossI ~hs'e sne proposes opening boarding.
ocuOol or young ladies She will the us,a n,
rnmu,sg good English educson vii: the English
ae."n n o.g,apny, Arithmetic History nc. She vii
could bs .hsd give 70 each ali the attention ia
The aed ne sctes observance will be paid 20
90 dJa, " oo' tuition washing, lodging and candles
dollars ain - s pupil ind her own bed apd bedding
.s.t WIZ oe neoucted The school will be opaned On r.
foIIowing nefi and close on the 18th Of December
December 7lh, 1924
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az sHtuc oi deed ct
10y robert Snngster, of reoo in AIbemarIe co',n,v
c"hrt ohce'a"d Tor the purposes rreia sIa
upon the premises, Friday the 3ist day OF De.em,
NE 10 sale To the highest bidder ready money
containing dissemination 23i acres nd SUI lao ~,
iands al henry Cant and r lands belong ing To The
o. - Anderso and - Barclay This trn,t Of ,.rd
es ~ part oil the county North Garden)
,ot tue richness OF its soil and responsibility OF IN, NEIGH
Is wen worth the attention
e 70 purchase And on the day, same pare
upon 'ne same terms and for like purposes shall e nr
sale IL valuable Slaves conveyed he sand deed in ,rn.,
SuSh utle rs Is ia me vested will convey.
Wv 20. ou-wSw v. w. SOITuAII
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JOHN COALTER.
Trust Sac Of Land in GoocLlgyd

IrnN odle ~ Land IN G0ocHIud.
IlY virtue OF deed Of executed 10 the
- ny Neil MrCouil, 10 secure VIM Long the paymen
OF certain sun, Of oney therein mentioned we shall pro-
seeu 70 sen TO the highest bidder for cash. on the 9th Of
January on the premises, tract OF land
seven hundred odd acres Gas per decd situated and %
rug ~ ne cou ~ OF Goochiand, called White IIaIiabou
fignt ni'es above Goochand Courthouse; or so much
thereof as shabe sufficient sntsfy and paw the said
debt Ibe trustees will only convey title as Is vested
1" "e" W sa'u ueeu' JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
,,,oe ROBERT DoUTHAT.