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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12
Grocery Stores.

Grocery Stores.
James G. .>llcn, corner King :; Third s.
Joseph {. Gilpin, &c, MARI ,t a.
James & Samuel Brown, : High st.
Clement 4 Gordon, corner oit NJ i':et ard
Kennel.
james Brown, corner Shiplcy s: 4! SIS.
Josiah IL. Gilpin, corner ma"fet 2; 81 stS.
Peter Horn, corner king and front rs.
Moses Morrison, market st. cor front.
Arthur Murphy, Is West front st.
John Rice, Brandywinc, south of bridge.
Samuel Sappington 4 Co. west front st.
Samuel Stroud, corner Of front and orange.
George Williamson, 10, high ST.
Richard Williams, corner king X queen sts.
George Winsow, l79 marx ct st.
Apothecaries and Druggists.
Joseph Bringhurst, S5 market st.
Margaret Johnson, 8S market st.
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
Iheophilus Jones, 27 market st.
Val. II Neal & son, Sc and 100 market st.
Hilliam'M Neal, king ST.
James Grubb, u cast front st.
James Simpson, 10 wcs, front ST.
William White, so market ST.
Thomas Nirticn, rs market st.
Merchant Tailors.
Jas. Simpson, Jr. west third St.
Peter O'Danicl market, near water St.
John Powell II market st.
Isaac II. Wilson. 9 III \, st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15

The Greek Committee OF n. y. descry,
great praise for their activity. Thcson.se SEN
Circular Letters tn most Of our riFirs. request.
Ing cooperation and aid. "a paciStt-of thes,
Is IN our possession, and copies will re cheer
fully delivered Ia those who want thcm.(
In the Methodist Chapel in the village el
Brooklyn,S6S were collected on Sunday week
" A gentleman put on the plate as il passed
round, AN elegant silver mounted dagger, with
inscriptions, as Il donation for the Greeks
valued at SIJ.
And amid this diffusion of public feeling,
what has Virginia done? Nothing. Not a
meeting-not resolution passed-not cent
subscribed for the struggling Greeks. The
merltorious meeting of the l.. Infantry Blues,
IN this City, advertised for this evening, is the
first step which has been taken. Shall In. spirit
of our citizens, sleep on this occasion? Shall
Virginia, who has been generally the first To
sympathise with the liberties of the human
race, be the last on this interesting occasion
III not for the cause of liberty; il not fer the
Greeks let us do something on our own ac-
counts. Character is something - hut far dear
er than character itself, is that generous pub
llc spirit, which constitutes the very life aud
soul and poicer of all free states. The money
winch we may contribute to the Greeks will
be repaid to us with lnterest-it will he repaid
IN that pride and holiness OF conscious virtue,
which ennobles nation as well as indivdu-
ais. let us lose sight for one moment of our
little chickering's on the Presidential question,
IN order 10 unite our feelings in the cause OF
the Greeks-the cause IF the whole human
race.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
TATE'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS OH



nF permanent character, illustrated judicial deeis
~ ions TO which is added, index OF The cases in the
Virginia Reporters
This work contains the laws in down to the urent
tms with illustrations from the decisions of court If
dpfeG's II piginjn to june 2, 1928 inclusive and from
those OF England Sister States and United 1922
Character Of the Ipork-By the Judges the
Court of Appeals, and OF the General Court.
Dear Strive have examised the specimens Of Taias
boOk and highly approve Of the plan and Of
work. We have doubt il will very valuable. b,,I In
TO submit the specimens Judge C0acr before his dcpar-
ure for the country With great respect your o sery
T. 7. BROOKE,
JOHN w. GREEN
WSi. H. CABELL.
have examined Of the specimens Of Mr. Tates
book, aud concur in The above opinion.
Ihomas Ritehie, Esq. WIN. BKOCKENBROUGiI.
AT the request of the publishers, have examined Mr.
Taies Digest of the Laws of Virginia llusIraied judi
cnl decisions aud from that examinations take pleasure
~ recommending u TO tue professions very useful work
cults and saving much labor every engaged in the
study Of our statute law.
koBr WHITE, WIN. a. G. DADE,
H. HOLMES, JAMES SEMPLE.
JAMES ALLEN, L. SUMMERS.
u The book Is offered nr sale the Compiler Office
where subscribers are invited call and their copies
December so. 7f-6uf
ADDITIONAL.
We can with confidence TO the gentlemen of
the law the work recently published under the title
Dgesi o the Laws OF Virginia which are Of permanent
character and general uperaOn illustrated by judicial
decisions" This publication regard useful and
valuable Index TO the principles established Ivy the trbu
mails Of this State of the United Staes, n constituting
written law OF Virginia and iu applying tie rules
unwriueu law to subjects directly with rss-
visions sf our Code or bearing any affinity with fem
nishng NJ the same time important ilus Of
like subjects by foreign pjudcaons. 81 is = work pre-
pared 10y member oftbe bar well kpUvn lie profession
for great Industry In research, and for unusual accuracy
rort.- xr-trvt,,zr 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
THE GREEKS.


The Greek Fire seems Spreading through
the U. States Meetings have been held in a
variety of places, resolutions adopted, and con
tributions made for the Hottest of all causes
In Hartford, meeting held, committee
OF collection, and one of correspondence. In
Providence, a meeting A Circular in favor
OF the Greek cause, issued by the Andover In
shtution.-The collections, advancing with
great spirit in New Haven. WIN. Hillhouse
has subscribed 800 to the Fund.
The committee Of the Greek Fund in Phi
iadeiphia have received 81 90 from the Presby
terlan Church IN Lancaster,-SlO0 from Mr..
cadet bergasse, native Of the Isle Of Scio, a
resident of this country about so years-siOO
from Gen. Cadwaader-and various sums
from various individuals-fr from a benefit in the
Theatre S618 nett.-A subscription is on foot
among the Medical Students " and its present
Stage rehects credit on their liberality"
In Baltimore, the Washington Hose Com
pany has contributed 5O.-Last Monday
Evenlng, Mr.. VIM. G. Read Of the MARYLAND
Law Institute was TO have delivered an Ora
ton at the Theatre for the benefit of the
cause.
In Washington, public meeting held, warm
resolutions adopted, aud committees appoint
ed.
In Alexandria, the PericIean Society have
ueteImiDeu 10 appear 10 the citizens by pub
lie Grafton, on the 22d Feb. and to transmit
the funds collected to the Treasurer of the
Greek Fund in the city Of New York.
In Charleston, public meeting was held on
the 30th ult. "'rhe Hoo. John S. Richardson
in the chair" On Col. Bankhead's motion. a
committee Of three citizens was appointed for
each ward, &c. TO draft resolutions, and devise
'he best plan for raising fund in aid Of the
struggling and oppressed Greeks"
In the town of Cheraw, S. G.. public meet
ing was held on the 31st ut. several animated
resolutions adopted, and committee Of col
lection appointed were raised befor,
The company dispersed.
In Savannah, the Georgia Volunteers have
RENTED $3.50 as 4 contribution in aid of the
reeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15

Nichoas Van Dyke has been reelected So
major in Congress from the state of ID delaware
Tor the term fsix years from the 4th of Marcel,
last. The other Senator was TO have been
chosen on Thursday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
THE NAVY

we have thrown first page, the 4h No. of the
Series of letters the alleged abuses of the Navy-The
following is from officer in the service, whom have
long known aud respected. press is open to n free
investigation OF all public Under this impress
si0n have published structures on the Navy-and
publish the following comments:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15

In 49, - ~
In Mr. FLYERS Speech, published our last for wager
aud battle read wager ofbattle.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
TO THE pprroRs OF THE rSou,prp


Sirs Your paper of the OH December exhibit, vour nh
ection to our present of the superior courts
on whch SUBJECT you invite communications You there
say the respectable author fihis Revoluon lived long
enough to see his error and eporc which Il has
brought on his country but wosd have been lnr easier
for him to have stayed his hand than 10 cur. IN. o,,,
which il has infriedI is Mr. Gois,on was the
never of the bin in the Legislature but il also tina,
the subscriber was the author o the pan had il rrnte in
Abingdon by John a. ustiek (nw editor oftle Wy,he GIN;
IetteJ and presented TO Mr. Golston (prin,e, near IN.
close oil the session preceding that at which
bill very little change made, except that propo.op
empowering the judges eoip their judgments was
lost To avoid Of the evils attending sinpl. iuJ,e
was proposed interchange Judges in certain
Inc only reason why two judges TO each not
qured that the expense would defeat the bill
II is strange that the Assembly before this time have moi
supplied the defect, II that done, the jurisdiction
oil tile court made concurrent with the county courts sr
perse'eas, writ of allow cases of indictments
aud the assessment Of fine against defendant when he
ga not obey the summons, with the addition one o,h,
suart in the sear is thought the be as we'll
suited To OF affairs could well devised The
mileage of the witnesses under the old district court plan
was often very expensive suors and also TO the COM
monwealih The plan has very sautar, effect in
bis part OF the country, in Introducing correct nude of
practice in the county FIVE had two ialr tire.
sessions and the additional business a concurrent urIic
non w9"d give, ith the writ OF superecas spo
Ken Of why should we not have able Universal con
sent in giving counsel higher fees the superior courts,
shcws the law ought Ia, be
Certainly if the legislature would take up the subiee,
they would not deem the small which wonld nav nm
additional judge equal the important advantages deva
Bile from IL M man is exempt from human nfrny, and
II lie were he could scarcely avoid suspicion where he
stood alone
we have too many county courts; is a waste of the
time ut the people. One court every second month il is
hought would do MS nucb business aud preserve dig
MY o' the court better IL McIIENRY.
Jpykhs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, WHISKEY
LoJ Sugar, Chocolate, Cognac Brandy, Shot,
Domestic GoodS &C.

LoaJ Sugar, Chocolate, Cogndc Brandy, Shot,
Domestic GoodS, &c.
now RECEIVING ASD Will DE HERE IN FEW DAYS,
2n hide hcauirul N. Orleans Sugar, new crop
90 bids lWbisSey part 3b proof and old FOR family
so hntrcis use
10 pps Coenac brandy. surpassed bv any ever III
Hiclmogd. coming direct from the importer
40 bids. Lnuf Sugar, pf various lpahrs
$40 bng Shot from the Maryland Shot Factory rfccns
established
10 boxes whole half and quarter hoxes Chocolate
~ bales domestic Sheeiines, Shiring>, &c.
100 hays Green Coffee
IN STORE,
w tons Swedes IRON very handsome assortment
200 casks Cut Nails, Dover factory
icus English Patent Shot
i0 kegs English Refined Salipetre
$40 packages fresh Tea
- cases India Cups and saucefs
% boxes Fen Sets complete
~ Dinner Srts
20 hlds rotating Moasscs
200 boxes Window Glass
20 nid Irish Whiskey
or. casks Madeira ard
hlf pipes old Lison Vitae
~ az. clsks old COlncyar dc.
~ do. Ter rrifc do.
200 Regs white lead
binds Yerdgfis
90 biis. sic
40 cases Ciaret Wine--and many Other article.
Mopcnre, Robinson s PicfstaD.
Janr1ryi5 ia,
10y sifiue Of deed OF tru-i rkpcncd y F1anL 4 90
AMI recorded in the clsrh frc Of ifrorico r,-
viii bc o't on "wednesday he 2d,h lost Is oir. C.t t
TIC nrSi sfir DAY, tic rFsidcnre Of the rid Ffn. So
Flhs, several likely yosng NEGROES. The sale ~.i -4.
raec Htl2 O'Clock aod be rrdr fnr cash.
ilrnfico, Jau a. 7yC2S pYTHE Tnr STU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15

The cost Of transportation James riyef Toll
ed, is said TO be nearly s SO per Cor miles Of
course farmer residing in Abemarie NJ who
sends 10 market produce equal 100 TONS (and many send
twice as much will annually fer transportation $50
whereas III the canal was completed his freight be
only 100 andaowing zoo for tolls he would au
nuaiy save 500 which would pay TOR the hire clothing
Of seven additional laborers, employed upon bis farm in
productive industry Or f the necessities of his conn,ry
required thai amount might annually be added to his tax
rs, without Mt all Increasing his burihep.
Jan, 9. 1924 POLITICAL ECONOMIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
NOTICE.

tNE public respectfully informed that have place
a OF confinement where slaves will he safely kent for any
length OF time, and conveyed part Of the
state IN the shortest notice and moderate Tho,
WHO may be pleased 10 with their slaves for
safe Keeping may be assured that the attention will
he r4u I" them, nj the following of hoard cents
per day each Tor receiving mud releasing 50 have
Also adjoining sa'd house, aecn'mod ions for large mum
each - per ny children i2I cents no cbsre Co.,
rece''g or releasing Gentlemen who purchase slaves in
TINS market and nirust them charge may have Them
conveyed from auction part n Ike I
"kpense by MR. James Francis, WIN is employed TO
attend To the business under amt nj.
ways NAV be found at house Bacon Quarter rrnnch
ih the neishbourhOod OF Mr. William Fulcher aud Nh
A. Grant. " ~ " S'
u Gentlemen who engaged in purchasing or selling
slaves may ird IL to their advantage TO call as ,ovr
kichnIpn,l Marcel, IoII " n ut, 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
NOTICE

ISY virtue OF decd of executed To MS by Thomas
n Taylor and Lucy IL his WIFE, on the 9th day ~ Nov
1872 which OF record in the Clerks efce 81 J,r
county anh ~ obedience {" order Of the United States
court lh CIRCUIT and Virginia district, shall a. trs
tees proceed Co sell a, pabc auction on Thursday The s
Gay OF Hy mex, To the highest bidder cash as 10 ali
su' uheI To- collars and upon credit 0f u fG months
as TO an sums above 80 dollars purchaser TO give nnd
u security win deed Of upon property 10 secure
pFenl % zoe purchase money! part OF Lot No 67g on L
street ana p"fi Of Lot No. 707 sweet. And ON tl,e
on1"hg N a. ~ O'clock Residence OF the said I'll
Ihy', an hs household sud kitchen furniture four.
fe carriage and iair Of Horses, several mich cows &C.
~ %C J.. W. FOOTE'S,
.,o -. ID. WARWICK,
flPu =, le<h iO2-fds !. u. lfARVTE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
SIK AI.ERED

a'HAT renowned, hight looded horse got bv the
celebrated imported horse Sir Harry, will stand AZ nv
plantation upon ChichaiOminy river in Charles CITY cou
w hnnut miles from the courthouse from New
heni Smiles from the Forge and miles from the Lonp
dges The season commences this day, expires on
the lst August ' VIZ
FERNS He will he let to SI6 the season. TO he
cbarged lay the payment o II dollars il paid bv the Isl
N oi August next dollars the leap, dollars for
insurance. The insurance money will he claimed ii the
owner laf's WIN his usareId in every cenIs
" 'e pnd 10 the groom Good paS'uTnge gratis and corn
&c required furnished At The market price.Nu resro
sibly i"r escapes accidents hat the iak,n
To prevent either. E:NRY d. CHnISrIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
KENTUCKY AGENCY-

VIE undersigned, formerly OF Richmond Va has
hished an office ia Frankfort, Kentucky for The trans
"ion VI BUSINESS Tor nonresidens the
take possession by tenant and pay on it
10 "e''s, settle estates &c. For tue legal
ms ou.lpesS lac engages tac best counsel the stale
'u IN as'ihuous investigation far six
o "Hu Owned lay several large Virginia companies and
dispersed throughout this state, has IL for
MN 10 p"s"c cnrnected pOtsininrnaon as TO ttes-
SOU 'hu 'aiue o lands to such enable him,
w comparative facility, tn furnish
law ot the last session of tue Legislature of Kentucky
OWN certain excspuns) before the August I82s
ei the penalty OF forfeiture. Ii will within his line of
business ana lie has provided lease and secure
Tie operation of that Letters directed tn
Frankfort, (post paid) will be attended to-
i'eicr To the hon. Thomas Todd, George NJ. Bhh and
iohn Crtenden, Frankfort, Kentucky; the hon TLos
l. bosidn, Tor whom hive an extensive business Of
so, !" Messrs Robert Pollard and IL. Peyon Richmond,
sa'i John Scott and VIM. s. Stone Fredericksburg; H. X
Jones ami VIM taxal PeIersbur Alexander Wilson and
Charles III. Smith, Norfo.S
ROBERT TRlPLETT.
Urine services to he rendered OF this hind
arr I" such "ature that IL is Impossible x ed Terms
,hey must depend upon the difficulties the sk To-
me- II persons wishing business done, would themselves
o"er sch terms they think reasonable Isuch rs
ah' wing 10 accept, time will he lost prosec
no" OF tht business IL nor, objections will be made
hhown' The business is expensive and here services
Ielred mat vi" not lie compensated speedily by
si'iess Itself, an advance will lie required
Mr. Thomas Green of Richmond will make contracts
ana arrangements behalf persons prefer 10 com
WIN me unectN. X. r.
H. L. VIII remain in Virginia until about of Nav
next and will be la cbmo nd from 10h april ill that time
MaIch i0l-anl&wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

IN Friday the 9Th ult my servant LEWIS absconded
- he - bright mulatn, about twenfy-fhrcc or f1uf
wears Oi ace, AMI about FIVE feet three our riches high
ldon blue coat aud pentaOons wacoat rccoiecsd
whie cotton shrhl great coat ard glazed hats he
TOOK With hinl' also. black ur bat about baf,orn.
viii give Ten Dollars Tor his delivery ID caught In town
and W0pofuonaic increase II taken beyond thc ip
We city and brought 10 nc secured any ia 20 that
GET lin again bought him Of Mr. llohdav agent for
Nc Cary OF The county Of Gloucester, which
"iii probably attempt to get. lie away about two
years ago and was unprecedented ir Williamsburg on bis
way 10 6bucestrr being furnished with forged pass.
LichmOud, 1Uch =. 93----if JEiiilkN BAKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
by order Of the Commissioners.
LAMP For SALE

virtue OF deed oftru executed the and
" IMAM, Hadiord, on tie 30ih day Of November 1919
10y ihonas Lewis and July died the clerks Office az
Inc county OF buckingham. in February 1919 cony.v;p
VI ana ying ana being in the county of
aug cpnAinhg oo4 acres being part the tract Of Land
ne p!meni oil certain sums oi the deed m, n
" 10 Edmund winston adm'or with the will annexed
al Edmund Winston deceased sIaIl IN tbe nr.r,;
sen 10 The highest bidder for cash, Saturday The list day
vi hs next tue said tract of iand much thereof 40
may be necessary To pay such balance as may he then d
ga ,ne debs IN sad de-t IN Hiione together m all COSTS
aou charges ~ sale The il sita ed and has orr
~ comfortable dwelling house, with the ne es,arl an,
houses, anu was the residence of Iate y,r, Uisfon
IL Hes immediately the Buckingham, luad ,homr Go,
mile and half below the New Store ~
DeeVe the purchaser will acquire a Zee simple title I'm,
as nstee shall convey such title only as is vested
IN me by the deed under which act. s
March iO2-vftH .,fur, up,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
GREEN SPRING FOR SAFE

lS estate situated thc James river, nearly eonol
y Instances ttni Richmond and Norfolk contain. tagl
acres oi iaud The dwelling house Lu brick Is ,rge
an commldious and attached Co il t. Every nece..afv
"""ng ~ short distance Is spring of fac water and
40 orchard ~ excellent fruit. Tire qHalify Uf the land
generally good and large proportion IS covered Win v
VauaWe timber 60 rcncnt 70 the river. Bew estates Nos
sess greater advantages tlau this. 10 Is offered s resr
pfce md on long credT.-1ir. WIN III Jones rssi1ipr ~
w. Middle, in Rchmui.d. or 10 wa. [. fiODCsON
""Ioh = 10 " la Aie3andria.
MAS comuii't'd 60 hr JAIN 81 Prince William county an
~ We @1h day 90 January 1924 negro man " ril
himself ROBERT STEWARD, Of vert hltck complies o.,
nb"W ~ o % years % ieet 90 inches high lad r
"hen committed Hew fur bat, blue ci0ih coat, etrpeo
vest ara paH'1coms lie says t!a Ls Is free and c5,e
'f0in PETERSBURG The owner al the shove negro il re-
core iorwHid prove properly paw CHARGES opd
ase hni"way or be will be eult with as fbe law dirset
'o'ich NV JUNE" q. 1dLLa,.. SAILOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06

VIRGINIA: At a Superior toun of chanesr, Ls,, 3,
snun'on, 9Th December 1913:
William Coleman, Morris Morris, md William Jobrs,o,
AMI Plaintiffs,
,n simon Morgan Thomas Burlington, Edward McCary,
Aud further apprars the satisfaction of The com,
That the deisntan, Edward McCar'y is ened ia Ion M
composed o two fractions asSie ned said comn.isson
ers one o the original paienIees the court ,o, berer
"ase order an decree, that possession of said lo
."'no>en Oi NO fractions be rendered 10 the said
Ecwaid MeCnry, that the Snpe insret he yesteI
~ frih " n oe lue,ei ia Tue possession thereof
al w. ,iea,S 10 me eous from the evidence exhibit.
ed %, said Edward Notary, iat r redee mrd ali The nr
"'"oea ~ cue sai, grant OF 2S,627 acres. which lies i'm
st love, " ' " s,o'. DS paying the direct tax for which the
sara Ann was sold together with expenses and charge
States Office ON the 4 November isOs n, The rate oI loo
per cen. per acre except So much lie, within tho lois
To- ~ "a, o5, 80 10, So ~, IL 80 40 IS and = W l,I
V os 'he :aih commissioners in Ibr report aforesaid
'he owners paid To the IT, States the ntnuut m the dir
que thereon; IL therefore appears court reas,nabI
" t saiI Euward icCarty Should hav. lien said
anu 10y "io" ne shall be reimbursed money Ibus ex
penued In consideration theTeufIhe court doth iutthsr
adudge, ord,r and decree that ihe Owner, nj, MI ~, t
lying within said grant reported Inv ssiI com r"si
ers aud within the limits The siate of Virginia excent
ir owners of tbr lots above specially enumeIcd nav 10
the SAID Edward McCary ihe rate of two cents for yerv
acre Included within such lot asceraed by the repo
OF saiu mi's"ners with interest at the rae of
six per cet rom The i4ih Of November 1908 until p,i on
s"Ie "e mr., DAY OF july 8 anu iu default thereof
neh a"d "a ,h"i event the marshal Chamoery Dis,ric
whin winch the said land lies, Shall proceed To eli so much
,l o' a. VIII oe sIhs'en' TO pa' the
% tir"n ana the casts Of sale (harng previous,
advertised The time and place for at least right
W,', 'e -'H,nna h'eiSencer, printed in the of
ronn , anu 'ne enquirer printed in the city itch
purchaser or purchasers thereof pay money ARISING
rom SAID sale (aiier deducHg costs OF .aie) 10 IN, ia
hwa'd MeCarty and then make report TO iii. court how
he has executed this decree lii however under.ti liz,
ns court reserves the right hereafter make su, further
reave 10 The payment of charges ron
nohs ana eompensaons for improvements TO eoal;zs
Tue several ailoi ments as appear necessary.
copy-Iesie. WM s. ESkRIpGE O. r r.
In obedience To the above rec.d decree sbau o, ,s
fourth Monday in July next before The from Dor ~ lie
court house OF Cahe couHty vginia, thai beinp court
ay proceed tn sell Tor cash, OF each o, eren
directed TO he sold will he sufficient to nav and sa.v
the amount due To Edward McCarty with in.r. and csis
decree. ann: pnttyV,s' :, W =, w" y. S.iu
Lewshnrgh. February 2S, ige4 i05 80 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
KENTUCKY LAND FOR SAFE

PURSUANT t. the prov ons % deed of trust .xec,,el
~ 10y john G. Lutrpage, oi the County Hanover,
w. s"a" sea | public auction the highest bidder tor
cash. htiore he 'front.' door of the Eaes itui. i'm the civ
q, h'"."ad on Mooday the ssh day OF Am next, az ~
"y-iSi0 acres land (nore ur l>) wing and be,ng an
.Er n"rh SHE Mnr Licknghoie Fayete county
~ the stale OF Kentucky The a.,e lal granted 10
inr >ad Lntlerace bN Charles Scott Es Governor
mchy, ny giant b"arng date the Goth day OF Scenber
'oi, lac Hand IS said Ia be- aud
We SHAH convey such title vested in US iy The deed
ABOVE mehi'Oned' RICHARD NORRIS, }r.
-, JAMES LYONS, Jr. i'"s'ees'
March 2S. ,ns 80