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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

mat he wrote all of those which refer 10 the SUBJ
Ject OF TINS investigation, and know nothing to
the contrary.
e. Did you, in supplying documents for that
memorial, furnish any but printed ones?
A. furnished none others The rest came
in the packet.
z: Was postage charged ON the packet you
received,
A. fthere were, 1 have no recollection of
II. am sure paid no postage.
Is. p. COOK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
Willianr ". Scaton, smo,n, on the part IF Mr.
Crawford.


Jpiilianr ". Scaton, s,oo,'n, on the part IF .al-.
Crawford.
q. by Mr. Forsyth. Did you ever have a
conversation with Mr.. Edwards, relative to tie
authorship of The A Ii publications,
A. Mr.. Edwards spoke of those papers to me-
incidentally. He came TO our Office, to have, as
nc said, free and frank conversation. 1t was
the first time he had been there, to my know
ledge, for year. IL was during the pcndcncy
of his nomination before the Senate as Minister
to Mexico, and some time before Mr.. Crawford's
report was made to Congress. He wished to
know, he said, five would publish his defence.
asked him what defence a defence against
whom? He replied, that he expected to be at
tackled, and whenever he turned upon bis enc
mics he generally got the better of them, for
words TO that efFcct.) Hc farther said, land this
remember distinctly, for he twice or thrice re-
peated it, Chat, when he commenced, he never
stopped at tho line of just rctribulion. I an
s'Vcrcd bin that, ifhe was attacked in our paper,
nc should have the free use of it to defend BIN
self; that, If he was attacked any where else, he
should have the same rights extended to him, as
were extended to all other citizens but he could
have no positive promise of publication, until we
had read the matter which hc wished published.
Passing then from that subject, Gov. Edwards
said he knew that we had thought him for some
time hostile to US, account of that foolish bu-
sness of last session, Tor that a Il affair of last
session. don't recollect which phrase he used
but he had nothing to do with it. Mr.. Gales
was present during the greater part, if not the
whole, OF this conversation. Ii was on the au-
thority of this conversation alone, that VIC cx-
pressed i'll the paper our belief that Mr.. Edward;
was not the author of the A Il publications.
| q. by Mr.. Cook. Had you not, previous tC
tins conversation, said to others that you did not
believe Mr.. Edwards was the author of the A i
publications,
A. ct the time the 3 papers appeared, it die
not strike me that Mr.. Il. was the author, an,
when the subject was continued in the Franklin
Gazette after Congress had adjourned, and Ms
Eiwarls gone TO IlliDo,s, beloved hat sno.h
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M. Cook called ne,fiin.

|
| Question by Mr.. Forsyth. Please to scpa
rate those papers which you furnished for thu
memorial of Mr.. Edwards, from those which
came enclosed to you.
A. furnished one, and, ar, not certain
but two, of the "A. b. publications and fur
nished Nos. and of Establishments annexed tc
the memorial. My impression is dat tlese are
all which furnished.
Q. You state that the seal of the envclopf
which was handed to yon had been broken
Were the papers within it scaled up and direct
ed to you?
A. They were not. Ireceived six or seven
newspapers and documents directedimnediatel,
to myself, but the memorial was rot.
Q. Whit motive did Mr.. Edwards state to
ly?
a. He expressed none. The memorial and
the letter to the Speaker Of the House came in
the same envelope. ID. p. COOK.
jeremiah Ekhins, s,oorn, on The part Of Mr..
Crawford.
Z. Had you n conversation with Mr. Ed.
wards about the A. B. publications.
A. have heard him allude to those publ
cations, and mentioned his being charged will,
the authorship of them.
q. State what took place.
"A. think 1t was an article i'm the Richmond
Enquirer, which led to the remark heard him
make; IN which article it was stated that AR
Edwards, OF the A. Is. plot memory - or words
TO that effect, had been nominated by the Prcsi-
dent as Minister 10 Mexico. Mr. Edwards oh
served that he was not the author of those pub
locations; or, as think the expression was, that
he was no more the author than the editor of tho
Enquirer himself
Question by MIR. Cook. Where and when
did this conversation take place?
"A. 1t was at Mrs. Queens boarding house,
and during the tendency of Mr.. Edvaris's no.
mination before the Senate. cannot rccoI-
lect the particular day.
@. Was any other person present at this
conversation?
"A. Probably there were others present
think it was either at dinner, or during The
time that the boarlers were coming in to din.
ncr. MIR. Edwards inquired whether any gen
t!eman took, OF had seen the Richmond Enauir-
CIR, that he understood there was i'm it an article
TO the effect stated ABOVE, and then made the re-
mark relative to it, which have mentioned.
Z. Can ysu remember in what part of Mrs.
Queens house he then had his room?
A. do not recolIect.
Q. Did Gen. Noble then board there,
a think 1t was about the time Gen. No
bic came thcre-probably within day or two
before or after. Of this howe or, am NOT GER
tam.
@. Do you remember having any conversa-
ton with General Noble about that article in the
Richmond Enquirer, before the presentation of
Mr.. Edwards memorial
A. No. might have had, but do not re-
collect any.
Q. Had you the Richmond Enquirer, in
which this article was contained, then in your
posscssion9
a. 1t is impossible for me TO reeolect The
Enquire. was taken by Mr.. Lock, member of
Congress from Massachusetts, who then lodged
at Mrs. Queens.
shew that paper to Gen. Noble?
"A. do not remember. Such thing might
have occurred without my recollect;ug it.
Z. Is that the only conversation you ever
had with Governor Edwards on the subject?
"A. do not recolect any other.
JEREMIAH ELkINS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
Mr.. Mason called again.

O. When you first saw me, after occupied
he back room of Mrs. Queens boarding house
what was the state of my health,
"a You were, thought, quite ill.
g Was not this shortly after my nomina-
tom
A. 1t was.
z. Was it at this time that you had the con-
Tcrsation you have related?
=. II was subsequently to this visit.
Q. Had not then got well?
a. You were then certainly much better.
j. MASON. Jr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
PEoPEE's TIuxEr.
' fHf'sApf.Nr OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. OF .aI1ssuchssey,

''ftS quincy ADAMS cf -N1ssacilssctts.
Fon vIcR -pRE;sIDExr,
SOME TRIED & APPROVES DEMOCRAT.
!" Tha people of the United States are one grea,
famiy--as long as the Union Of the States holds, :,
citizen from one srcton provided he be honest, ca
Paole, aud faithful to the Constitution and the Poo
Pic ought to be as acceptable to the opposite sec
ton, as to the which claims his birth or resi-
Deuce"
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WItncss again cnllc1.

Q. by Mr.. Cook. Did Mr.. Edwards in maxi
ing the denial you have referred to, use the words
SC "A B plot or &C 4 publications IN
a. l knew of no difference between the two,
and thei eforc do not collect.
JEREMIAH ELKINS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

". by MIR. Cook. Did Gov. Edwards re.
quest you TO mention what he had said to any
members OF The Senate, or did he afterwards
i'i9s'Ep whether you had done SO.
a. He did not.
q. Did you in the conversation with Mr.
edwards signify TO him that his being or not he.
ing the author of A. B. would have no influence
on your vote?
a. did not.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
Charles ~. ". Wharion, s,ror'n, on Tie part d
.hIr. Crawford.

O. by Mr.. Forsyth. Have yon ever had a
conversation with MIR. Edwards about the au.
thorship of the a. Il. publications ? II yes, re-
late il.
a. Yes. have had conversation with him
on that subject in December or January last, at
ti's lodgings, at Mrs. Queens. Mr.. T.. said that
ne was not the author OF the A. H. plot that hc
did not know any thing aboutit.
Y. In what manner was this denial made
and ia what words, far as you can recolIect
Il. The manner appeared to be solemn; the
expressions 77cre--''ite you'd DC d.----J if It
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.uf' ooi1a .Nlso,, s'co',a, on the pttyt of III,
4.


M. John .M1son, s,co,,n, on the Da,s of NIB.
Cia,.fo,u.
q. by Mr.. Forsyth. Have you, or not, had
conversation with .hfr. Edwards, conccrnino
the A. B. publications. and if SO, state what #
was. =
a. had such a conversation with Mr.. Ed
wards, anu. as far as recoIlect, it occurred
while his nomination was pending in tbe senate
and before il had been confirmed, but of tbis /
VIII not be positive. He stated to me that there
would probably be, or that he had expected, an
opposition in the Senate, and that one of the
grounds oftlat opposition was the authorship OF
the A. b. publications, which had been imputed
TO HIM; that as to that, although it was well
known that he had taken decided stand against
ME =. he mad done nothing which lie had hest
tated to avow, or would hesitate to ayow. I can.
not be certain which he sadly and that his op-
position had been open and fair.
j. MASON. Jr
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JAMES NOBLE.
IVItness ctilcl o,,,;,,


eues,toa by MIR. Edwards. Please In state
.ic va'ne OF each division of the property Won
.e'I'cu at brookvlile as security forthe debt of
the Bank. OF fincennes to the United States.
"a. as to the value, it would be but mere O..
P'hion, aud cannot from recollection name
each DIVISION OF the property. But, at the time
me property was conveyed by mortgage to the
Treasurer ofthe United States, I supnoseJ and
neleved that it would cover nearly the sum of
5<o,ooo according to the terms of the mort.
gage land thes valuation fixed on the propertv
oy TWO disntcrested persons who had valued =
previously TO ITS being conveyed by the owners
TO attorneys ortrustecs for the use of the Di-
rectors OF the Bank of Vincennes, and for tho
purpose OF discharging their debts, as will fully
appear from report of the Treasury Depart
inent marked f. and dated Goth April, 1920 fsce
Executive papers of I'd Session of I7tb ION
gress.) 0'n-
Z. WHAT'S its present value,
a. 1t Is impossible for me to state.
W as IL not your opinion, while nv NOM
nation was pending, and shortly after YOU came
70 MT queens to lodge. that there would be
no opposition TO it in the Senator
"a: twas my opinion that there would-but
sac .ao. turned out that there was opposition,
iorreasons which you know You know fiat
the opposition was expected from COL Benton.
ana he was sick. l did not know what the
cnar5cs 10 be brought against you were. and ?
told you at the same time that if there were
no charges brought shond vote for vou and
should not regard political feeling. You re-
marked TO me that the friends of Mr.. Crawford
would oppose you. replied that some of those
whom l knew to be his friends would scorn
such line of conduct mean, would scon to
suffer political feeling to bias their votes in such
a case. - 'u'''
q. Where did the conversation which Won
have testified as having passed between you and
myselftake place, '''"
"A. In my room, at Mrs Queens.
JAMES NOBLE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-17

(a)A native Of the Emerald Isle, who has long
been in the employ Of Messrs. Stockton and
Stokes, the stage owners--and who often makes
use Of one mans door knocker to rouse his
neighbor to take the stage.
II once askcds tavern keeper IN Pennsylva,
MIA to make me green mint julip-the fellow
got bunch Of mint, and after keeping me wait
ing. half an hour, I found that he was boiling
the mint in tea kettle. laughed, and told
kim that he would not suit where come from,
mot meaning to detrsct any thing
from the merited compliment of our no
nest neighbOr, we may say that all our
iaverns are good, without perhaps, an
exception. HERALD.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
Stop tho ' Nlain!

runaway Tire Cd OF this month. a
- nnlhtio man mined NED. He is a low
fellow, but has large breast aud is strongly
nude, little bow-egsed, a high full forehead
dafk eyes, holes IN his ears, and q tuleralle
sharp chn-wears his hair tied behind-hss
bold aud open eonnteuance when spokeu 70
lie Is IA Keen artful fellow, aud prlhaps can
read and write a little. Ills clothing | cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
he Is genteVlly clothed. lie has good sily er
watoh, with gold 6r gilt chain boots. &c
lie rode oil DARK GREY MARE. RLcut !
ieel slnehes high, in good order, shod hetoLe
hei shoes net much Nurn-she is lengthy and
Vel iofmed-and has The marks oil plough
yea! upon her shoulders, and IA considerable
scar upon one OF them, high on the ,Lo,,i,. -
/ blade, think On the right. She has a verJ'
ihtek tale ami name, though not very long =
she Is spirited and active and rides " n eIis
- veil equipped for travelling, with saddle,
bags, big eoat ot Lear skin with large rnrcs
&c. have no doubt he has obtain, Il free ma
pefsa ahd VIII attempt 70 pass as a free man,
anu make 10 some free state, and have M
doubt but lie has altered his name. He lisa
mandy fellow good house servant. miller
hua shoemaker, and cat turn his hand "a pnv
thing aud have no doubt but he has. rl,utv
81 money VIII give "A reward of FIFTY
i'oil.Nh5 10 any person who will deliver
nm To me, or secure him in any iail so that [
get Inn aealn, within this state; and if taken
Nlihohtihe state oNEIlt'NI RED DOLLARS
II srenied or deliN cred 10 me, and ten dollars
Tor The mare ii taken within this STATE and d.
iNefnd 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
ont oil the stdte and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug -. wts3
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NnnciMg SeMNnA.

TNHOMAS ~. AUGH N re8pteyhHy
. L Informs lie L0dtts and GeatftneH ~
j nchbarv anH 70 ttciHiig halhs iaistd opsn.
he q Daaeing Schooi ssH'f Hme "a iptd orHhf
tr,t Of Mag q asgFo,od aHlaberqf snbaerbtfa
= IN be o6taaod.- Haupig Prcaonstg tdught ~
ttis pHcc, he deems il only neesssars n fag I'M
l. particular attention MI be deloied 10 The
,55p,fr entrusted 10 his cdrc. - Terms " Tn.
ION, sI2 per Schoiar S4of uhieh IN ddfaRte
4 subscription list is IN al Ecbois y Aofh 5
Dookstore. Those irko ara diPo,ed 10 encourage
lls school uH please call and tnter @eir
adihes.
tcbuudry27 2alrfs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05

4 u rules held IN the clerks Office of Am
4 N herst county, ON the first Monday ia
January, 1924
Joseph r. Carter, ez Or of John Mays, de
ccased' plaintiff,
against
James q Robert Donald & Co defendants.
IN CH.4NCERf
On motion OF the plaintiff, and ii appearing
by affidavit of said plaintiff, that the dcien-
dants are not inhabitants of this common
wealth, il IS ordered, that they do appear on
or before the first day of April courineAt, to
be held in said county and enter their appear.
ance, and give security according 10 the act
OF assembly, and it is further ordered, that u
copy oi this order be published two months
successfully in the Lynchburg Nifginan, pub
llshed IN the town OF Lynchburg
y copy-leste,
% A. B. DAVIES, clerk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05

Dl virtue Of deed oftrust executed TO
- the subscriber by Hugh Tagg.t, on the
Isl day OF February, is22, and duly record
ed IN the county Nourt Clerk Office of Ann
her,i, tor the purposes therein mentioned,
viii be sold 10 the highest bidder, tor ready
money on the premises, GU the goth day ot
March neAt, ls2i, by way Of public auction,
\ Tract or Parcel Of aud
lying aud hoing IN the county of Amherst,
containing one hundred anduinety-three aud
halt acres, adjoining the lands OF GooIsby S
Heirs, the Legatees OF Beverly Williamson,
Ambrose Mcdaniel, and John smith Act
ing rs trustee, shall convey such title as
said deed vest, in me and none other
CORNELIUS POWELL.
February n. Wtds -
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PevsOuaA Property.

10 wal One negro man Adam one other
mined f"mpee, one negro woman named
Scaty, and one other named sibb.-Also
,hree brood Mares, ten head'o Cattle, fifteen
mead OF Hogs y ali the HOUSEHOLD AND
M thhN FURNITURE, aud Plantation L.
the crop OF Wheat, Rye, Oats, and Tol,aeco
The title OF The above property is believed Ia
be good and indisput0'ie, but ucting as trus.
tee, shall warrant such only ms is vested in
me- as such. JOSEPH STAPLES, Trustee
February 81. w2w 90
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AhL NollCE-That on Monday the eGll
-; gay OF April next, at the Washinpton I'm I,n
IN Tue town Of Lynchburg, and STATE of In ~.
g'"'a' we shall proceed TO take the Jeno.i.
IONS OF 13hn victor, Maria Victor, SARAH Vic.
,or ana o'hers, and shah continue from da,
d. way u no, completed on that day, which
"s''onS are 10 be read as evidence in -
SUIT now depending in the snperio, conn, ~ a q
cn"ncery tor the Lynchbure district, in ~ IicJ,
we are plaintiffs, and you, James Gern5a,,
rh"'P r. Barbour, are defendants. vl,t..,'si
where You may attend il YOU tllirL ,.,'#... nv
Lucy JOHNsI0N.
MARIA JOHNSTON.
February 10. W., -, -, -.
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' irginia

IA iAld
4 T Rples holder %, the Clerks Office
Aot The Superior Coust 81 CaaucerV f,f Hr
LynehburB District, the eM day oJ Decem5er
1923. : A''s"'0s'
-nq,''in Perks, UiHiam PARTS, Samuel Bnrts
I ,', rtggy has u!fe, and .10t6rose Rucktr ami
'''''"0," mts rye Piala.gS.
Moses Rucher and Benjamin Parks. Bas
1he DJendom HtYomin ParLs NJ,
n ,''!,,g e"lersd ms appearance and gircn SC.
rnr,'y drcordtng 70 The let Of .lssenibig aUd 5be
Ries Of ms Court, and it apDcuriago by satGs-
ia1e'or5 cr'dence, TINT he is not an iuhebiinsi of
mtS country II rs ordered, Ihm the sad %
Jen"I ,1 10 appear here on The tra day Of me
"tLt Term amt dHS'rer The bill Of The pioi,,,,s, :.
amt mt u copy Of this order be torL@,@ - "a
IeH'a I" some newspaper priRlcd in Hflgsr5, ~
Lynch6Wg for tuo months suce5ssjrt{, o,,,
the said ToUn. 1'0"S'' "a
Il Copy-Testc.
JOIN HILLS. {. e
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Aarris's Greek MIN.

being one twenty-tour,h part, and is very Sa.
lunble and the interest which he holds In
right OF his wife 10 tract Of very rich LAND
nj the Cold Mountain, being the 9Th mar, If
about 400 acres. The title To all the nroner,
ty is believed TO be good, but acting as trus.
lee, shall only convey the right vested in
me by the trust.
=, WILLIAM ARaHsTEAD, Trustee.
February 81, wtds 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
January

FRANCES q. Harwood, Su,,riying AZ
mY.,,"ts,trotor, ,eith ht uiR onnered, orJohn
ttafbson, iced, .4nseim Cioykson' Nm.
Garrison, JAMES Garrison, Darid Ciark-
son, Thomas Jones and CoHny}ne his
'ele, Frances Garter, Btfsev Tauioy. LIZ
s,g nod and CAa1les .Hasste, adMinis!ra-
-. t2f 81 Joseph Bodd, decd.
= t3hE NoiiGE-1hat on Saturday the
! sd ..eth day OF March next, at the dwelling
muse ;, 81 The widow Mary " AIDE. in the coun-
y oi bedford, shall proceed to take the de
position OF Major Merritt, to be used rs e,i-
ge'f IN suit now depending in the superior
Tho ! ' ~ 'litahoery holden in Lynchbwg. Or
IN ynehbnrg district, wherein myself trd
: Guy my wife are plaintiffs, and ' oil ar. DC
not, as you please.
February 10. 90 '''', ,Iyg,-
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la,nAl,er NalA,

TIE subscriber has opened a Lumber
Nard opposite to his Saddle,'s shop, ~,
Iynehbnrg, where he intends TO keep Il gen
ertl assortment Of timber, which he will sell
on reasonable terms. lie will purchase plank
and all sorfs al lumber, for (which he will
give Liberal prices either in cash o. by barter
from any person except Joseph Chiffon
ROBERT II GRAY
Feb 90 TT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
: Tuenly Dollar. ReMard.

NITAS stolen from tie snbseuber' hsing
w near Afnbcnt ronfl house IN iht
81 HI Of the 18th Instant pAhh ~
StARE. about Ave feet high, with n sinr
saker forehead pine YEAR Did, She paeest'e.
* well should she have been stolen, rs l
s.s,pose, wiil give the above reward IN hhhy
ifsreou xhn viii appreneud a secure lhe lh'e'
that he may receive the punishment ii tue IA"
~ shssha, only eslrayed oil will g'Nf rem
sonable reward to aug pfrson ailordhs me
such information Ly which ! may ks' 'e'
~ galn. Altl MN y -
aetbnnnrv 81. WIS ~
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BosEPH Chiffon will dcIi,rr.plaut,

- OF any description 10 any person ia
Lynehburg or neighhorhood, except Ro. H.
Gray, upon the most reasonable terms Per.
sons waiting lumber in I.ynchburg will give
Information TO Charles LewclIin, aud those
IN the ncghborhood will apply to +. 5. Bass.
EebrnurV 20 IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
MetronomicA System.

They who shall be instructed upon this
plan will find 10y practice that Music has
every advantage of a science, pleasing Ia
the human ear and understanding, and
that It IS not that ephemeral mechanical
know ledge which those instructed IN the
usual mode have supposedly II.
Music, WHEN cultivated rs Il science, like
Mathematics aud Philosophy, expands the
mad and improves the heart aud DISPOSE
tiun.--Ihs method affords equal adtanta-
gcs to those who reside in town aud thosr
IN the country. lessons for week, for
a fortnight or for month, will be found as
beneficial as those of shorter periods. -
He viii attend to the instruction of.indi-
vduals, or classes which may be formed,
at any moderate distance from Lynch
burg. lie has engaged u skilln person to
furnish him with Mclronemes, for the use Of
his scholars.
o. He has large assortment of i'm.
ported Music, iot the accommodation of his
pupils, aud has an agent At the north to
furnish any person with all kind Of Musica
Instruments, Pianos, ClariOucts, Flutes, &c
&c.
o. liuc addressed Il J. A. &. al Mr.
Robert Mou,ss's viii meet with prompt
attention.
December ,. wits -
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Yhe Tract Of | and,

purchased by said Hewctt of James Steptoe,
lying IN Bedford county, near the residence
OF SAID liewett, containing by estimation Boz
acres, more or less, or SO much thereof as
may he sufficient 10 discharge so much Of the
debts intended to be secured by said trust &c
may be due and unpaid At tie time Of said
sale, together with all expenses attending the
same. his land is very fertile, lies wen, and
on the stage road FROM iynchburg 10 Liberty,
and there Is little doubt the great Turnpike
r"ad' now PROGRESSING near said land, win
pass through or very near il. Acting as true
tees The undersigned will convey such ,,rt
1'll as Is vested in them by said dee though
TIC ''''e Is pelIe'edt to be pcrlc.,ry good.
Join HEWETT, Jr
SAMUEL READ.
January Q. ,,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05
Nract OF AlanA.
TRUST SALE.

RY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber by Henry Franklin and
"ne, bearing date the 2sth day of July, ls23,
and OF record in the Clerks Office of the
county court of Amherst, tor certain pnrnoses
therein expressed. shall on Wednesday the
lOth day OF March nest, il fair, it moi, the
next tar day thereafter, al the residence OF
the said Franklin, proceed To sell, BY way Of
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
a certain