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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
jacob Hoffman
NOTIFIES the public that he is now
~ ready to receive
PORK

al his smoke house, on Westinghouse
on the terms heretofore publish ne
owner is required TO have II we'll hung
with strong ,wine, rope yarn is the safest.
At the factory, on Pr'nc'-s'rert, for
sale bees, fresh and salt pork bacon
tongues. offal, lard in stone Jars iroG 2
to is lbs; 10 bIaddeis from 2 % lbs; m
Keys from 5 20 Is galious. The stone
;,rs are fitted with wooden lid and tight;
when empty, will be received BACK clean,
a, the price charged tor them; which Wi
enaole families to keep the. lard tresb'
being excluded from air.
i'm a "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
W j,ite's Gin.

on BBLS. Of Whites Baltimore gin, of
livery superior quality, landing from
The sloop Fanny and for sale by
A.. C. CAZENOVE g. Co.
Who hare M Store
Old and common rye wbiskey
Cognac brandy, of Seignel's brand
A large stock of Madeira wines, from
the house Of Murdoch & Co.
Scott g. Co. of London, Particular and
Market. Malaga, Sherry in qr. casks, and
Indian barrels Currnnt s. red wines; with
a great variety ofgroceries. domestic and
imported goods. -AIl for sale on the best
terms, as above. jan lot
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DUNAWAT on the n,eU' VI ,'e ~"
IL inst. from on board OF my schooner
at Alexandra, black man named
JOHN.
ne is between 81 and ss year. Of age; is
very black; about five teet tour inches
high he has scar on one OF his eye
lids supposed 10 be the right one. lie
has been employed as hand on board OF
vessel in the Potomac river and the Bay
for The last FIVE OF six years; and It is pro-
h,ble he has gone OF IN some vessel t"sea
or on board OF some one tron the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. will give the above
reward Tor John il taken and secured out
nj the state OF Virginia or The District OF
Columbis so that ] can obtain him; or.
twenty Eve dollars il taken aud secured
wiz in the state of Virginia or The DISTINCT
OF Columbia. ,,,,,,cou
Northumberland cosn,y, Va. Dee. 70
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
seed Potatoes, Plaster; &c.


seed Potatoes, Plaster; &c.
2OO,, BUSHELS potatoes IN prime or
der, 2uU ions plaster, 80 bbls.
No. and 2 behring's IN,
~ bLls. nett shad, Tor sale by
JOHN II LADD s. Co.
Who are regularly sLppiIrn win
Woods Improved F,redorn Pfcughs,
OF every description, vita extra snsres,
nould boari>. SC usiCnx
Douiestic Goods, &c.
AIMING from the sloop Globe. capt.
IL Cote, irom Providence, aGu ana Tor
asle ty " W. FOWLE' 70.
81 bales Of cotton, sbHtnes d shter.Lgs
goo boxes mould candles VI sIzes 4 b q y
TO he pounn As,
FOR sale, Ipc.iyed 10y the brig [, ederlcxr,
captain Barret, non 81. SatradUr.
$500 La Plata horse hides
100 do dry Cx hidss
IS bags sugar e3d ale uskz expected
from New Orleans, q cargo o. s"s IS nhica
are represented oil superior qsanJ
feb 2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
Southern Money Wanted.

Southel,, Money Wanted.
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Georgia,
NTglna, 49,,
And most kinis Of Foreign Bank Bills,
wanted on favorable terms, by
). e. NJ ALLEN d co.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington,
Where can al all times he had DRAFTS;
either at sight or shorter dates, on
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New York, and
Busroa. fen St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
Jamaica Rum.

10 puncheons 4'h proof Jamaica Nu a,,. .
10 ears old, aad .f superior qoa''yy
landl; 2 from scbr Chase. and Tor sac ~
N.Y. WIN. F0HLE d w.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
Indian Queen Tapern,

The conveuiencss OF this house as Ia.
VEIN. are such. as to render any detail OF
them unnecessary: being situated on k'ng
st. where all travellers most usually put up.
The house and stables are IN the best
repair, and ready tor the reception OF a
tenant. Possession will be given on The
Ist bos March next, and the rem, will be
.u,tsb,e 10 the stale OF the times. Apply to
ian 81 CATHARINE McREA,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
T7co Story Dscelting House,

IN good order, with four rooms and spa>
cious passage on each floor. With two Gre
clan porches, finished IN very superior
style, and stone kitchen and cook house.
and al! other houses necessary Old such an
estate; a good garden and al orchard OF
choice fruit. A small portion only OF The
purchase money will be required in tsnd,
and the balance in four instslments, IN
such portions as shall be stipulated. For
health, beauty of situation, and agreeable
society, it stands unrivalIed in any part OF
the country. good bargain viii be CIV.
en- fan early arrangement can be made.
Possession will be given al any tine;
but if u would suit The con, ehlence OF tie
purchaser, u will b. advaRtag eOusly cul-
tIvated this year Oh shares, and any Dor.
ton Of the labor, &c. iuruIsht j, OF DloOo
may be bad Tor the use OF The land alone.
WILLIAM HEbB,
near Hay Market, Va.
nn,yrh O.. .-.-.. 4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
I'D Beaver Fats, etc. ~
~ Just received s. for sale ~
- complete sssortmenlofl
Bearer and Castor Hats.

DCut q uHe SuctOf xAUto3
making my assortment very conpIete.-
GentIemen 10 want OF good and cheap
hats are respectfully invited TO call andsx.
anime Tor the yselves. ! can assure slfm
they will be pleased with the article and
price. Also, q Jew elegant
FUR SEAL CAPS
Of the latest fashion for ladies' and chill.
dr~n, wilb a variety Of fancy, articles Tor
sale CD accommodating terms. l beve
made arrangements 10 be supplied from N.
York, Phiiadrlrh'a snj bsnmore wi'h
the latest fashions suc tie hest quality
n+Orders can be furnished az The short.
est notice, IL leu A, my new coUUi'ioa
bal and shoe store, King Street, Aieyaa,
nov JOHN II. kUNkEkLS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
p. J. Salvctat.

French Dyer and Scourer,
D ESPECTFULLY informs the La.
AZ dies and gentlemen of Alexandra
and its vicinity, that he has SET up
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
For Boston,
For freight,

SA> TMsgood schr Cathdrine.
N.Y. capt D0ane; bufnen about stu
b5is. and will be ready in a few days 10
mad 10 the West Indies, OF elsewhere.
Apply TO J II LAOD 4 Co.
Who have receiv. tor sale, by that yes.
sci, MoscnSado AMI browne ciayeu
.urars Mo,.>aes and coffee. fob -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
To Rent,

NJ That well Fbo1n stand as q
ETTT rubllc house, H. the town OF A
Sss, ls1andris, by The name OF the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
Snow Hill For Sale.

ID ECENT domestic occurrences will
IL induce me to sell this highly vsluab bic
and beautiful esste, situated in The UPPER
part of Prince Y. llism County Virginia.
near The line Of Ii udoun County. and 5
miles from The Bull Run Mountains, So
miles from Washington City and Aiexan.
drTa, over good turnpike, containing
$40 Acres of Fine Corn Land,
producing q Spontaneous growth OF poplsr
and locust, is divided into fields OF 40
to l4o acres each, has Zoo busbel. Of 6ps
wheat well put 10, Con field that produc-
ed $500 bushels iour years ago. So tushss
els Of rye, 70 acres 10 clover, 40 scGss IN
state OF preparation tor oats in The
spring, and SO acres tor tobacco, OF q soil
well adapted, from an expeTn cot OF this
year, 10 the grow lb OF nigh priced iobac.
CO. Any portion OF the tr.p oi tsTn Of
5oo or Goo barrels. may te bad wnb i it
required--about Zoo acres IN WOOD end
raIltimSer. The Improvements CONSIST Of q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
DOMESTIC,
"cnerai Jackson and family, have arr, ed -,
" Washington and taken lodgings at Gadsby's.
NEW Yong Deco,

NEW YORK, December g.
n very respectable meeting of ,.itizens Doe
ne'd Yesterday at O'Clock at lie Tontins Cof.
zee i''p to receive the Report of the Commit
,Gc appointed , at the last meeting relative to
vac tIhACIi.S committed OH our vessels nm
Tie coast of Cuba. w
WIN Bayard Esq. was called TO tie Chair
ana stephen Allen, Esq. appointed Secretary.
/, nc meeting beng organized, tic Hon lanes
nent' llatc Chancellor of Tie StateO one oc U,o
mpHHtce' after some pertinent remarks rc.,I :,
nehi'riaI TO Congress, wlicI was unani.no,,sI.
adopted, and tl'c Cbai.man and Secretary ,yc,,.
instructed to forward corics 10 our Delegates in
pom houses, with request that the same ina, be-
'a'd before the National Legislature.
!" arc informed that the sIoop NEPTUNE was
'a'Sc, AND 'owcd INTO Ncwburg on THURSDAY.
i'nn wat tie bodies Of eight women and ono
chid were found in the cabin.
inc Newburg IN. ~ paper gives the fol-
'o~ng statement of occurrences conno,.,o,t
"'h the loss Of the sIoop Neptune.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
ENAKEN by the subscriber, on the a8,h oc,obr,

'AkEN by the subscriber, on the 28,h October.
rom Morton Woodson's boat, (head man
ABOUT ~ bushels corn. On the same d. v
from EmahUal's boat, IL bushels ,ybea, ~. -
on November from Henry Sutfi,Ts boat. (bcsd
Dhiyl about II bushels wheat. On the 11th Noy
rom Nat. Gooisby's boat, (head man Maseo.S q
bushels wheat. On the 22d Nov. from James
ocF"eg s boat (head man Moses,) about Is bushels
oa or, u'ih and frki" Of butter.-Tbe above articles
WI" De disposed OF as the law directs.
ISHAM RANDOLPH.
w.. "a Lock Keeper and inspector Of boats,
at Wesihsm.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
ALL IN ONE DAY.
Union Canal LOTTERY

TO be drawn on the 9Th of next month, ard c,r
tains the grand prizes of
10000 Dollars, 5 600 DnIl.-s
10000 Dollars, 4.720 Dola,s
90 Of $1,000, 30 of $500, So Of 500, I5G IF e5o
1248 of sea, 10G08 Of $40, the whole to he finish
81 ~ one draw wing.
Tickets and shares in both tho above J,,,e,,..
vii be ordered at '''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
Er!rdct IF" letter from am american officer on board
the u S. ship Jo'a, .3dGms, 10 his friend ii, Bal
fIi0re, dated

fi'nOre, dated
''PAssAGE ISLAND, Nov. 10TH, 1924.
You VIII, no doubt hear n great noise about
Coninod"re Porter king Spanish Town il, Porto
nico circumstances are briefly these:--'rhe
Governor imprisoned the comma nder of one of The
small schooners under his command and allowed
INN to be grossly i,lsuied. As soon as he heard of
u, Commodore Porter proceeded there with two
sch"oners, and the hunts and part of the crew of
TINS ship-he took two of their bate RES spk the
guns, and marched with two hundred men to The
town, toxnn la.) about miles in the interior
nc there found the Spaniards drawn IN To give him
batfe, halted his men within pistol shot of their
forces, sent flag ordering the Governor and the
captain OF the port, the prime ipal Offenders to
come tn him and make atoncn,ent, or have their
town burnt-they chose the first, and in presence of
all our officers, begged pardon of the officer insult
ell expressed great renitence, aud promised in flu
hereafter visi, the place.
the Coinmodore then marched into the town
merely tn shew them he had them in his power and
then returned To the boats and left the place No
disturbance took place, and n maj lef, the ranks
from the time they landed until they embarked
having been more than three hours from the;, YES
sris-Seli-defence rendered il necessary to sp:ke
'hcir guns, aud this Is all they conplain of
'hey had by some means been apprised of GU in
tcntt"n OF visiting them. The population. Of the
r'ace IS about two thousands; the country very
thickly settled. Before left them, force If
'hTec times our number, With field piece, had as.
senhled, aud in presence of, and within pistol shot
oil TINS force, our Commodore made them humble.
themselves. II baltimore Patriot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
COFIECy'g

Lottery and Exchange Office, corner of Main Ct,
opposite tie Eagle Hotel
= Orders from any part Of the United States.
enclosing the cash, post paid will be promptly A.,
tended to II addressed 60 CDHElS'S Office, Rich.
noud. Va Dsc q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
FRENCu soIrAnnnN

Capt Cook, from ST. Thomas, informs that
tne Vofsnf Of Boston, brought information IN
,hat place, that French squadron of ~ sal
mao taken troops on board at St Pierres. Mart
ana sailed about the last of October for 81. De
"nngo. French frigate and schooner sale
ABOUT the same time, from ST. Thomas. ss;d "a
's "o"nd to st. Domingo. IN. r. popey. Z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10

NOW DRAINING,
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Or MARYLAND, No. 8
HIGHEST PRIZES.
4O'OOo Dollars' 5000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars. 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars, l 8 of 900 Dollars
Besides numerous $500, 500, &c.
Cash paid for all prizes as soon as drawn.
Whole Tickets, $I2 Quarters,
Halves, Eighths, 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
Hon JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Is.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,

HON. JpiiN u. CALHOUN. Is.
We congratulate fellow citizens of M ssa chu.
sets and nt the Union. on the result. OF the unan
'n"us vote Of Massachusetts for MIR. Adams there
never was reasonable doubt, aud we do not wish
To disguise satisfaction that her una nimuus vote
Tor the Vice Presidency has been given to Mr.. CAL
noun. Patriot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10

When the slcop was thrown on her beam cs,s,
the plaster on deck immediately shifted to ICE
ward, crushing in its course a number of men anl
women who stood ON deck, and sweeping them
overheard. and almost Instantly her bow went
down, and i'm four minutes she filled and tota,,,
considerable number of passer-
gers were on deck. Some chung To the vessel.
others seized the articles that noated from her,
upon which they. buoyed themselves until res
cued by tho boats which came to their assis.
lance All who were in the cabin went down
in her. Mr.. Decker, the mate SWAN TO the
yawl, which was in tow, and Mr.. Woolsev, who
had charge of the freight, succeeded in casting
oil the tow line OF the yawl and getting on board
Just as the stern of the sloop disappeared. Oars
were brought them from u sloop near, and thcy
rowed 70 a woman clinging to n tiercc. Just as
they approached her she fell oil. person went
10 the bow of the boat and seized her by the
hair asshc was sinking. IL came out. He reach
cd down and caught her clothes. They tore.
And as she was again sinking, she raised her
hand; il was seized and she was taken on
board the yawl Five others were picked M
by The sloop's boat and several by boats which,
came oil from the shore.
From the State of INDIANA, we have received
the information that the election of Electors for
President and Vice President, terminated in that
State thus:
For the Jackson Ticket 1913; for the Clav
Ticket 5,3l5 and for the Adams, Ticket 3,Oo2.
Giving Gen. Jackson n majority oyer Mr.
Clay of 2O23 votes, and over Mr.. Adams of
1910. MAT. Int.
DELAWARE.
The votes of the electors in this state, were:
Tar President,
William Fl. Crawford Q
John Q. Adams
For Pice President
Henry Clay .
John G.. Calhoun /
Ia Rt0de Istsnd the electoral votes were:
For John q. Adams, as president, d
JOHN {. Calhoun, as vice presidrt, 8
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
BosToN, Dec. 9,

NATIONAL ELECTION
The fifteen members Of the Electoral College of
TINS State met agreeably to Adjournment i'm the Sc
nate Chamber yesterday, and gave i'll their ball0,
for President and Vice Pr.sem, of the United States
Tor four years from the cushing fourth of March
The following is the result:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
RICHMOND WHIG-
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10 1904

We are so overwhelmed with matter forc;yn a.,
"""e,u hVt we are compelled to exclude thu
resident message fo"' the body of the paper, and
uhow II INTO an extra--as we'll as TO post,ou.
many articles of interest
:, Efect'oa.-Ihe votes Of every State in tho
Union, are now certainly known with the ex.
CeptiOn of Louisiana VIZ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10

On Wednesday, james Peasants was r.-
elected Governor of Virginia, for IL months
without opposition
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10

piS ~ 80, "ieIe s me following resolution
resolved THAT tSe Hon. the Speaker inyite our
distinguished guest and benefactof, Gen. Ia Fav.
cite' 4" seat Within the hall OF this House. AID
'nai ne aifect the manner ofhis reception
MI Storrs had hoped that before this resclu,;o
n'o oeen offered, sonw consultation would have
oeen nao on me subject; and, in order that such con-
sulta'ion should take place Ire ,,o,,a II, i H.,
resolution Oh tie tab.a '''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10

,e .t rom Guayaquil, dated Sept a4tb,
the 4sa Spanish Cd. and sloop of war Sct ila'
arrived at Callao on the 18th of september
Adinirai Guise, in Peruvian fripate and a
schooner offered them battle, which they de.
C'ihco' ana ran into the lIarbor It was believed
.5ey never would leave Callao under the Snan-
rs nag Besides the force under Admiral
oulsc, large frigate belonging to the Republi-
ans had been put III complete repair at VaIpa-
'iS0' anu was ready Tor sea at the last adyices.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
DELAW ARE.

II, Rtode island, the electoral votes were:
For John q. Adams, as president,
JOHN {. Calhoun, as vice presidrt,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-03
FROM MEXICO.

We have in our hands Sc, eral very interest
ing Mexican documents of the latest dates.
The most important of them is the printed
DRAFT OF the Constitution submitted TO the So
yerriSn Constituent Congress by its committee
On the Goth of November, 1928. The pream-
Bile states the great diIScuIty offorming for the
Mexican nation, constitution such az NAV
determine, forever, the lot Of seven millions of
freenen who inhabit the Mexican provinces ::
That the Committee had awaited themselves.
in executing their task, of the knowledge and
experienSe not only ofthe members OF the ex-
ecntIye branch OF the government, who had
attended at all IFS meetings, but of other dis
tlDguIshed patriots out Of The Congress, and
dispersed over the different provinces THAT
the lndspensablcness OLA general point of I'M
ION Tor the provinces,-an energetic central
authority Grst presented itself To their minds
and served as the basis of their proceedings ::
That they deemed it unnecessary 10 dwell
much on the motives which had led them 10
prefer for the government Of che Mexican ma
lion the form ola Representative, Popular, Fe-
derni Republic, since the deeds and words of
al the provinces proclaimed the common
choice:
That, in order to obey the general will and
conform Ia Tie fortunate practice fthe wisest
nations, and to give proofofthe disinterestedness
nf the Constituent Congress and its Committee.
they proposed the immediate conversation of
Constituent Senate: That they left open the
question OF the number of States who were to
CONFUSE the Mexican conlcderacy That they
had left 10 the several States the administra-
ton OF their internal concerns as far as would
Toe compatible with tbc preservation Of general
order, and I" the rapid and majestic march of
the supreme powers Of the federation - That
they had proceeded upon practical and tried
principles IN the distribution of these powers
and the terms Of the Union, &c.
This is the substance Of the well-wriiten
preamble. We must content ourselves, to-
day, with mcniionng The principal featu@s of
the Draft.
The Mexican nation is declared TO be com
posed cfthe prov nces embraced in the ter
riiory of The ancieat yicc-royaty called New
Spain ia that of the n-generaIship Of
Yuca'an and 10 that Of the general Jurisdictions
(comaudancias) of the internal provinces of The
East and West.
The Mexican nation is sovereign, and the
sovereignty is essentially Ia the nation.
The Religion ofthe nation is and ever will
hr i1e R0mdH Charlottesville exercise of every
other being prohibited.
The integral paris Of the Mexican Union
are free, sovereign and independent States
those which compose il ut present are the
following, Chipas Guaniuato: Sopora, Sina-
loa and the two Califnrnias chihuahua, Du.
TANGO aud New alexicO :Coahuill, New Leon.
Texas, and New Santander Mexico Mi
choacan Oaiaca: Puebla de los Angelas.
with Tlaxcala Qurrriaro San Luis Poiog !:
IabascO Vera Cruz Yalisco Yucatan los
Zacalecas.
The Supreme power Of the Confrderary is
divided inrO Legislative, Executive and Judi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-03
Richmond. Ianua
CAUI'ION-

HAVE observed that OF land called ton IL,
ing In the county OF Richmond has been advertised i'm
the ESirer of the 10Th day of January 1924 for sale IN
the 4h day OF February by virtue deed ef trust
as sHd, iron, benjamin d. Rust of part George
Saunders OF the I'd aud David OF the al mari
me public are hereby notified, that consider that tract 81
nd liable to Indemnify s heir, devsee executor OF
when sn liable to the chiidep heirs, devse-s repre-
sentatives of Robert Tomlin dec or More H. TnIn ,er
In consequence Of the superior court OF chan
sery tor the Fredericksburg district In the OF Francis
on anu Lefty his wife Tomln, &C. which liability
consider to arise from the said decree with, The
ioowing deeds AVID wills, to wit; deed from Benjamin
Rust TO Hannah Rust, the win uf BENJAMIN Rust deed
from Hannah Rust 80 Baker pegracnreid AMI Sarah his
wie, deed from said DegraGenred wife TO Thomas
Edwards deed from said Edwards Moore Fauneroy n
der rom said Faunefoy to Robert Tomlin and the will
OF Hannah hus All of which said deeds wills of
record i'm Richmond county court ~.
January q 8S-btt SAINT G. FAUNTI PROV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-03
PUBLIC SALE

G " valuable real and personal PROPERTY.-The Sub
- scriber (or reasons not he m know
To the pnhc has determined TO sell without the least
serve 10 TIE highest bidder on the premises Thursday
the 18th OF Feb. next, credit of , and years
quail annual instruments, the PLANTATION which he
now resides, containing II33 acres situated in the
end of Amelia county, and running at least two miles
on Nannzcen creek, which makes 900 acres vnma
hle low grounds This plantation adjons the land of John
Ploiling, and JAS Prents Es1s. he asserted
without the fear of contradiction healthy resi-
dence as any IN the siaisas TO The quality Of land any
person who may choose TO purchase judge him
sell the improvements almost entirely new and OF
The hest kind. and Immediate possession given.
AZ the same time and place and in the same ma will
be sold upon credit o 10 months between % and 30 very
Ikeiy and valuable NEGROES. together with The Stock
Crop Plantation Utensils, &c, The stock the most
improved breeds, and are likely and valuable For
all sums under 10, cash will lie required.
u. NJ. HARRISON.
NJ There will be posiponement on account OF The
weather. - -
NJ b. The bonds win carry interest from the date the
principal he not punciualiv paid. H. NJ H.
Cntiail (Amelia) Jan. ~ 75-tds