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Trust Snle.

ny virtue of a deed oftrnst executed 10
- tue subscriber by Hugh 1negu, on the
2lsi day OF February, ls22, aud duly record
=" ~ me county court clerks Office Of Am.
herst, Cor the purposes usro,n m,,,io,,aI
VIII he sud 10 the highest hidder, for ready
money on The premises, on the 2uili day al
"i"",." n..'tt io-t, ny NHy 81 public noctia,i
A Tract or Parcel Of ! and
lying aud being in the comfy Of Amherst,
containing one hundred aud ninety three mud
n hall acres, adjoining the lands of C;nolsbV' =
Heirs, the Lfgutees of Beverly williamson,
Ambrose Mcdaniel, aud john Smith Act.
ing rs trustee, shall convey such title ~
said deed Vest, In me aud none other.
CORNELIUS POWELL.
February -. wlds %
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Nersonnl RrnNeYiX.

10 wit One NEGRO ninn Adntn one other
huned iempec, anr nfprn woman named
Sealy, tah ono other nnmcd Sihb-AlHo
three brood Mares, ten bend ot Ce,tie, fifteen
bend Of lIoFs. n IL the rIBUSEl3OID AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, aud Plantation u
t"hsils 81 every description, toretlirr with oil
Tue crop Of What, Rye, Oats, aud Tobacco.
he lilla oi the uhovr property Is believed 10
he good and indispuieble, hut nctine ms ifns.
lee, shall warrant such ouly as IS vested IN
me rs such, JOSEPH STAPLES, Trustee.
February o. wv -
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Is hereby given T'hat all he Cells IN. .he
LuRatic Hospital, IN NE ehg Of HaIisms-
btrg, IRE onapied, and thai no more ppienis,
oialc or Femaie.) viii he received into said
Hespilhl. until some d the snid Cells are VA
cant, due notice Of when win nc given
BY order 81 hs Coiri If Direeiors
LEO HENLEY, {. c. ID.
Williamsburg. Feb - mts -
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LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
tieoeitsd al .Ne,o YORK, by tie slip Leeds.
SPaIN

81 I'm.
The Madrid dates are IA lie 2ist of De-
cemher. Ferdinand presided at Council
OF Stale on the 18th the object of The
meeting is said to be the granting an am
aesly, whichWas ext c ted 10 b. published
- die 30th. On tbe other hand, w find
t stated IN a letter OF The I7th, hit the
" General amnesty, 80 long expected, Is
sill dispnted point a majority OF thr
Council at Castle oppose 1t, and the ianh-
t3cs da thrir Utmost II excite discomfort IN
Inc minds of the people, both here ADD Ia
tte province, with respect To tie conellia-
,3ry measures, which to the moderate seem
Indispensable. Addresses and rrmon-
,trauces to the KING succeed each other;sc-
,erai arr written IA such violent language,
add hold up to the Sovereign the prospect
+ so many disasters, il be- paldens and
uaitrs round his throne 81 many thousands
L mi.led subjects, lhat his Majesty, natu-
rally inclined To listen to the services VII
very likely follow their advice, in spite of
al the objections and the efforts of the
Foreign Nliutsiers,and the counsel of some
uisc Spaninds, who feel that rcconelha-
lion is necessary. Meantime, the prisons
are full, the trials Of the unhappy persons
confined IN hrm arr without any relax
terminated these three months, $4,000 PR
soncrs OF wal endure, In the depots ~
France, very different fatr from Chat
which the French promised them before
The King left CadIz 10 join the Prince
The son OF the Marquis de Casa irnlo
has hevn mortally Wounded il duel WITH
a Freach officer NJ Madrid. He was y
years of age, ant pa fhe point OF uatrl,
| monial alliance it is sad the origin oi
the dispute was more political than ano'
| rnuS.
The preiates and all the ccclesiasi'e'
VINO are at 1adrid have presented Pcti
| ton Ia the King, for the establishments o
the Inuaistion. The King answered
, that he vas not authorized 10 do il BY th'
Pope.
The Dnke of San Fernando has bee'
punished tn his estates, for having re
fused the embassy winch was offered MN
1t "a stated that the people "i Granaa
had proceeded IN Il NIB 10 the PRISM q
that tavn. and assassiua.el more than -O0
Constitutionall.ts.
FRANCE.
= From the London papers we learn wa
an important change has been maot - u
+ French Chambers. One fifth OF the Ia
. nuties have heretofore been elected anl''
t ,,ii,. The Chambers have been diTsni'e'
! and The elections are To he for serth year
. ,,r me whole. number 81 Deputies.
~ SOUTH AMERICA.
- The French papers do not conceal Il
$ designs Of the Holy Alliance against ao1i
, America. The istoiIe says, that the M
l. oCuar San Pablo, San Bias, and three ca
e yeitrs, are arnIing in the port OF Cad,
q, uat the expedition is destined for the !
IN c;I,s j: and hat with this maritime sncca'
D. de y iceroyalty Of Peru will soon find
IN snlr IN \ coalition To destroy the revol
IA Iinnary army nfGhili, as well as the fore
n from d7erra rirma, (Co!omhla) which III
ID desolate that beautiful region.
g The Pilote, pa,ls paper, announces,
IS the authority of a letter from Tnulnn,
j. led Eeermhes sth, tL@t six FIGa'cs
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Valuable I.ana,

lying on IIaris's creet in the county OF
Amherst. II being part OF the tract formerly
owned by the late Mr.. Joshua 1insley. This
property will certainly be sold, or 50 much
thereof As viii answer the present purposes Of
the trust, and the sale viii coninuc from day
20 day, if necessary. The tides are believed
10 he good, but acting as trustee, can only
convey 10 tie purchasers the titles vested IL
rue as such.
WILLIAM ARMISTEAD, Trustee.
February IL. wids %
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Tract of and.

wing N The enuuly Il hmhrral, CON which
he snid franklin boa r,,ide.) nnd adjoining
The ipnaa # Arlhf0eH Tomtin, Aarnn ~ y.
( hnoiilhm and ailrrs. containing i've hun
Hfud eefes, er lie saue moic or less.-- The
and J.. 10 n good late al Improvement
.aAinG IN esehl'ept DWELLING aud other out
iohscsi With n fssi rate burr Also the fol.
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dancing School.

HOMAS ", VAUGHAN respectfully
i1forms Ve LaRics Gd Gcmifmen ~
LyncttHrg aaiHs rieh6tghothe htends open
ing n Daael1g Srhooi some time IN 3prH orhe
last Of ifay u n sufficient nlm,brfo t Subscribers
ena be obtoiHed -Hartag preroU5ig talgT IN
his piace he deems oHtg necessary 10 say that
his pdrficuidr attention utH be d,roted 10 NE
pp;J,is chtristed 10 las care.-- jtrms II I'M.
tioH, Sl2 pr s1hoiat - of mtfeh IN adrnace
4 Sabscr5piion ist Is M nj EehoiS & .Aorihs
togksiorc. 1Ho2e nho IRE disposed 10 encourage
ne setooi niH phase eaH and mir their
names.
Februdrg27 2arts
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pt"uND in the Ball Room on TUESDAY
mint nj the Franklin Hotel, Il BREAsr
TIN, which the owner cnu hive hy uppiyipE
to LORENZO NORVELL.
February 81 II
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w i'll he old
personaA pvapeyty
TRUST SALE

10y virtue Of two Deeds ia Trust exeeu-
81 ted 10 the subscriber, the first by Meliu
" White and wife. anl ihe other by The "a Il
MERIT NJ White and William Whit, aud
lHtf WIVES, Hintn are rcCOrdcd ntht ClrfL
Once 81 AmheT county shall proceed 10
sell, 10 ne highfsl bidder, for rehdy money,
on TIC 9Th day Of March neat, ia town oi
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TX Ints

lying in the aforesaid town Of Bethel, eiso an
interest in four other Lots. On one OF tlete
therc Is STORE AND \ LUMBER HOUSE,
ard better situation Tor n Dry Good and
Grocery business, is rarely 10 be mel With,
ii being - plaec to which lie Iohaceo rom
"A large L fopulous district OF country IS bro I
10 be inspected and af rehlie ferry lond-
ing. Two of the other Lots have very com
roriahle dwelling houses, t.f on them the
others are uuinIproycd Also about 50 acre.
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WARDS OFFICE,

Where they will b. filled, without delay,
nj HE Baltimore prices, free Of postage.
The 10Th drawing Of the UNIV FIRSTLY
LOTTERY will hc shortly anuonnced.
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siarpiS's Greek Min.

heing one twenty fourth pari, ard isvrry ya-
unable aud HE Interest Witch he holds in
righl of his vile 10 tract OF very rieh LAND
ut ihc Cold Mountain being thr 18Th Inri of
about Ito acres. TIE title 10 all The proper
~ is believed 90 be good, but acting az rus
tee, shul only convey Tie right vested IN
me by hr lfuft
WILLIAM ARa1IsTEAD, Trnstee.
February ~ wtds -
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a Nk1UfEki
NDIlCE.

FORWARAlan pans.,,ls f,nhs frndinp
\ fonor taking an assignment OF bond
from myself, 10 Patrick D6unhoe aud Martha
his vile, OF Tennessee, Smith county, OF
500, due The first day of March, 1924, ms /
have legal Offsets a2l.inst said bond
THOMAS FERGUSON, SIR.
February 81 II
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irgiain:

SNSAaiA:
4 i Rahs holden IN The Gtrh's 0Gee
= - =. =....,. A""tsg ,ndHrttg for Ha
ibneh6tfg D'stid, The sh dag II Dee.mLfr
ib23,
.natiiH PGrhF, URlidm Paris, samuel Rnyk.
mi Ptggg his NIT, md .7n,6fose Hueker md
hf'-aoem rs "yt' fiaimDS.
against
Moses hnekef and BerJomiu Paris. D6s.
Ihf bJcndnnt Htninmin Paris re,
ha'tag onifrtd ms appearance and giren Sc.
fhritR according 10 The .ict ~ .4sstmblg and he
hbI@ u ms Court, and Il 0iPeoyiHg bV aatis-
Iactorg ttidcHce, Mai he Is mi an ininb,inbI of
ms eoeisB "a ordcyed TIM he sud he.
JfadaW DO afpfar here on the first day Of he
meat iefm and ms~er nc bW IF HE PioiniiG
aud Hai n fopB pf THIS ordfr be (0rihuifh IN
sffftf ~ saBe nfcspapcr printed ia The form Of
iBnetbag for two months succrssireiy aud
posted NJ IN front doof If he C0tiri HOHst, 10
Ht sah sopH.
Il CoPy-- ItSte.
% JONI WILLS. q. T.
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THOMAS 4. HOLCOAIBlI

1 LtfhHS his services, To sell tobacco
~ Tor the Planters who trade 10 lynch
bury. lie isa constant attendant al III. Ware.
houses, aud knows the value of the different
1aaitties OF tobacco in this market lie will
ufe ms bost eScrilons To promote the interest
ol those, who ennGde their nr,dncc IA III
care Ills ohee is al Hancock a. Browns.
February ~. visit %
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NaANAhAe proNeytN

FOR SAlLs
PURSUANT 10 the provisions of a
q deed in trust executed 10 The subscriber
by Merritt NJ. u mite, and wife, l shall rrnreed
10 sell by way oi-pnhlie anction, in the town
Of Bethel, on The 10Th day Of March nc2t,
iol ready money,
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C. o X K MS

Lottery and Exchange Onice, ia, MarSei-si
BALTIMORE
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY o fIiEK
OFFICE IN AMERICA
J. COHEN, j. Battnore.
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KW0 %sgpoea.

Dick, man, and Dilsey, a woman, ore dou-
bic riding Gigg aud Harness, three feather
Beds aud Furniture, threo llorsee, 10 or -
hcnd of Cattle, about 30 hend Of Hogs also
sundry articles OF Household aud Kitchen
Furniture. lwil nleo offer Tor sale the inle-
rest of the said Merritt NJ. White, in night OF
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Of Mary land, now drawing ia The city of Bal.
timore, under the superintendent nf the
Commissioners appointed - The Governor
and Council.
No. 232Q6 prize Of $1,000
i2622 do loo
'2e2pn 1910 Vf.zcs of 81
And loo prizes of u
M mafked Tins soh NJ CO1Tr,,s or.
FICE, where the cash can be had for nrizeg
the moment they drawn
ONLY THREE DRAWyN6S now rcnain
10 complete This spIeIl sid Lottery The
wheels arc immensely .4el in capipis there
being silil uHdra%n ,de S1ooeeO, the 5000 o,
OF 10000, Of loo, &c the whole payable
IN cash.
Asa RISE OF TICKETS will take pnee al
tie open.ne al The wheels Oh the next draw
ing, ia Order 10 ALLOW time for distant adven-
! tarers 10 renew their small prizes and 10 com
( plcte investments, the Commissioner viii
continue the drawing on Tuesday the 2hih oi
next month, on which day the price Of Tick
cts W. advance to $50. ~ the meat time
tho rates will continnc IA follow
} Whole Tickets $40 Quarters SO !.
fihlves 30 Eighihs ! s.
HTTickets and shares, arranied nndrawr
TO be had a.
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s,9u
WARDS OFFICE,
itFtnnuna, February ~, I'D.
Seventeenth days drawing afihe
Grand State Aotteyy.

'ThiIN 5tNNN AOlNegy.
Hlsp0 prizc of $1,000
leGs2 Il prize OF 100
1870 eoe99 prizes Of a.
No others out in this drawing above ~
bht lhftc drawings nore ,,main To CON.
ll'ie this splendid aeh.nr, aud all III. larr.
capitals remain IN the wheel, liz - If
100000, = of $4,000, and af 5000.
Tie Managers. iu order 10 give ad,cninreta
NJ u distance time Ia make investments.
have determined thai thnnexi drawing shn
unl tabo Place until III. TN EN1Y. FIFTH
w MARC IL, ON which day tie lcI.e
NH be advanced 10 TWENTY DOL
LAtS--A u persons, therefore, desirous &
obtaining chances for the ,aluahls plizes
contained IN this scheme, should cone for
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Count Wittgrnstein, who waa in III,
command OF the Russian Army of Obser
walton on The borders of Turkey, is said to
have suddenly quilted the service of thu
Emperor Alexander and To have been sue
oceded by Count Molaadovitch.
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Negotiable Notes and Checks
For Sale al his Office
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. FebruarY 18th, Is24--fd.
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Mr.. ...Jhn Devilbiss
Take Notices :.

!. THATion the 18th day. OF March
next, at the clerks Office in Union Coun-
~, Kentucky, shall, by. virtue of
commission from the superior court Of
law for Morgan County. Virginia, to
take the depositions Of Lawrence Nc.
Herman, and William Orr, which shall
offer as evidencein suit depending in
the superior court of law above mem
toned wherein you are plaintiff and r
am defendant. III.
" IGNATIUs O'FERRAL.
January %, 1894.
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Old Management, &c.

TlfE subscriber once more land for
4 the last time) requests all those
indebted for Pulling and Dying done
at Mr.. Gibbs factory, (under the old
management, or previous to the first of
April last,) to come forward and dis
charge their notes and accounts imme-
diately, as it is entirely out of his pow
err to give any longer indulgence
Whatever has been done under New
Management, Sc. the subscriber does
not wish to participate in either praise
or profit for he has had nothing to do
with it as has been the impression of
many. SilaS Oak.
Martinsburg, Feb. e6. II
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the estate
n of James :. Lane, deceased, and
TO the late firm of James ;. Lane x
Towner,, as well as those to whom the
estate and the firm are indebted, are
hereby notified that Mr.. Thomas U.
HARMS will attend at my house, on
Wednesday and Saturday in each week,
FOR the purpose of settling their accounts.
Ann +. Lane, 1dmr'T, &c.
> Shepherdstewn, Feb. l2--tf
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust, exeeu-
ED ted by William Nicely on the 9th
day of August; 1922, to secure the pay
ment of certain sum of money therein
mentioned, due Thomas G. Brent and
Arthur Blackwell, merchants and part
ners, trading under the name and firm
of Brent s. Blackwell, and of record in
Morgan county, | shall on MONDAY the
Sd DAY OF MAY, 1924, as Trustee there
in mentioned proceed to sell, at Public
Sale, for READY MONEY, at the house
of Mrs. O'Ferrall, in the town Of Bath,
part or parts of two separate
Tracts Of Land,
situated near and adjoining the town of
Bath. Such title will be made the pur-
chaser as is vested in me by said Deed
of Trust
james NJ Wheat, Trustee.
March 4, 1S24.-ts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23

honorable, said Mr.. T. to accept the explana
ton rather than to refer the subject to com
mittee hear reports, act in doubtful case, and
accept finally doubtful explanation ?
Mr.. Stilwell renewed his motion; wlyi.b
was opposed by Mr.. Cunning nam.
Mr. whiting apposed the motidR when
me question was taken and the -usbion Was
lost.
The question was then taken on Mr.. Tall
nadS.'s resolution TO rescind- the order for the
appearance at Ambrose Spencer, and carried
unani mously.
CHOICE OF ELECTORS.
The senate having adopted the resolutio
vf the assembly To proceed Immediately To "A
j"nt ballot, convened yesterday at l2 O'clock
IN the assembly Chamber.
The president of the senate, announced tina
the two housrs had met III compare their res.
pective nominations for electors Of Presiden,
aud Wee President oi the United States.
The clerks nf the senate and assembly read
the respective nominations.
The president of,he Senate then explained
the course of proceeding aud the member.
proceeded To ballot.
The president of the senate rose and stated
that II had been customary for the presiding
officers OF the two houses Ia connt the ballots
but that on this important occasion, it would
afford hun pleasure To receive the assstanc,
of "nr gentleman from each house. Nr Ed
ward L. Livingston, Of the Senate, and Mr.
Warren, ut the house, acted accordingly. Il.
assistants.
The votes having been counted the CLERK
proceeded to give the number of votes as fol
lows;
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LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK.
REPORTED for the Albany Daily Advertiserl
IN SENATE-Noy. t6.

The Senate passed resolution declaring
mat The 20 electors ballotted for yesterday in
me JONI meeting the two houses, and who
received "a votes, were duly elected, and
that they would at Ig o'clock again meet the
house IN the assembly chamber and proceed
Ia The election Of four more electors 10 com.
plete the list.
Resolved, (if the assembly concur herein,
That committee of five members of the asI
sembly and three Of the senate he appointed
to enquire whether any unfair and corruo,
practices were used for the purpose Of obtain
ing ao act of incorporation for the Chemical
back and 10 enquire into The conduct oe,be
agents for that application, and all the circum-
stances attending the passage ofihe bin (; and
that the said committee have power 10 send
for persons and papers, and report their pro
ceedings herein during the present session of
the Legislature.
Nrssrs. Sudan, Clark and Bowman were
appointed on the part of the senate.
ALsANY. Nov. 1G.-Tt will he noticed by
our legislative proceedings. that The proposi-
non i"r submitting the manner in which the
present law ofthis slate for the choice of o.
leciors Of President and Vice President shall
be changed, has passed the Senate ,aand has
been referred, in the house, to The cnmmSfee
OF bine. The large vote by which il passed
the senate, exhibits the opinions Of that bod
IN relation to the proposition The diversity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
NEW YORK.

The political drama in ". York has reached
IFS last act, but not concluded it. Al our
readers doubtless feel an interest in the closing
events Of a contest which has kept ardent
pariizans so long ia hrestbless anxiety, aud
we therefore subjoin all the particulars, which
our correspondent ri Albany has furnished US.
and which may be relied on.
" .Nhnnu- Az I'LL foa1
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" MbaDy, Nor. f5M 1824-

!. sUVHN"T TITtHIHg.
GENTJEwES You have undoubtedly
been Informed that, on Wednesday last, an
Electoral ticket 'ss nominated by the Senate.
friendly 20 Mr.. Crawford The Assembly. sEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23

ter several Intellectual trials ofsifensib, agreed,
on Saturday, to the Adams ticket, which MIA
supported by several members friendly to Mr.
Crawford, for the avowed purpose OF bringing
the two Houses to a joint ballot. The effect
Of this procedure was 10 exclude the Clay
tcket-the Legislature being required, in case
of disagreement between the two branc hes,
to choose the electors, on joint ballo,, on, Of
those named in one or other Of The ftpo nomi-
mated tickets.
The two Houses met each other 10 day,
for that purpose. .Seren OF the Crawford
ticket were elected. Itoenty-fre ofthc Adams
ticket are alleged to have been chosen, and
four, are admitted on all hands, yet r-rrain to
be appointed. The whole number of tn,
members present was 1870 of the Senate
and 1877 of the Assembly. The votes stoot
| 40 G,llnYs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23

Fer the entire Crawford Ticket,
as noSinated by the Senate,
with a slight variation in one
Ticket, occasiUnrd by the
omission of one maine, aud the
spelling Of another, 76 votes
For the entire "A sams Ticket, as
nominated by the Assembly, SO votes
Nirtd Tickets, balut-d by the
friends Of Mr. Clay, and Sc
lec'ed partly from the Adams
and partly from the Crawford
Ticket, but principally from
thefurmer, 90 votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23

Jackson Ticket counted az a blank, Is
From This statement you will al once per-
ce've, that III" issue Of the balot'ns depended
an HE mired tickets. On canvassing AL the
Yates, the f,l'uwing results appeared: