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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-03

A rogue lately went into store house in Wash
ington street, NJ Y. and stole Two six gallon kegs,
which he immediately carried and sold 10 the ornpr
in Greenwich street, acho actually purchased his
o,on property, and only discovered The trick in time
TO secure the thief, who is now in Brideweil!!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-03

Fortunate Discorery--Mr. Henry Topping,
VINO was lately supposed to have been murdered is
now alive and in good health, in the town of
Nassau, Ransselear county, New York. Mr.. Will
liam M'hean gentleman in Schenectady, who was
unprecedented and examined short time since ON
suspicion of having committed the murder, has, in
consequence OF this discovery, been completely
cleared and his character placed beyond the reach
of Calumny.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-03

Never has such harvest of grass and wheat been
gathered IN eastern Pennsylvania, as in the present
season. The rye was about the medium crop. AZ
one time there was an appearance of injury to the
crops from the rain, but clear sunshine and western
oree1es succeeded, and all was got in safe.-The
oats harvest is commenced, and promises an album
dant YIELD and the corn never wore more uxuri-
ami appearance. Harr ChrOn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
OFFICE THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL COMPANY
OLD STOCK,
On which the sum OF fifty dollars per share has not been paid
NOHIGE OLE SALE

WHEREAS the President
edorders
thepro-
the thea
o paythe sud
a. ladytr sel:-
first
cnyo
rrsoft sad
the same rules and regulations the said sale and had
Ia
igied ty RIDER ofhe dof Preside
IL D GlLPfN, SIu,Rr JAMss q FISHER PRrsIprsr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
10 all whom it may concern.

nj Office is hereby given that intend to apply to the
= Court Of Common pleas TO be held at Newcastle y
ana TOR the county Of Newcastle, on Monday the 7th
Gay Of June next, for commission to mark bound anu
aforesaid, adjoining lands Of Samuel Grow, dec. heirs
Alexander jamison, dec John L. Shuster the State road
helrs q Henry Frombuger, dec and Eliza Grindage
agreeable to Act Of the General Assembly of the stare
Of Delaware, in such case made and provided.
March 2, 1924, 33--3n
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
5blp lnen8.
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. C.. MARCH IS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Ranger, Hedges, Madeira, via isle
OF May, SO DIS; salt TO VIM Fowle & Co
Lett AT Isle Of May, brig Hazard, Black
more OF Boston, uncertain when to sail
ami where bound brig Elizabeth, Black
'noie, do &c. Lat 81, 26, long rs, spoke
sch Latrieve, a hours I'm Wilmington.
NJ Tor Barbados. Sailed The dav before
capt h edges from Isle cf May, shi Ruth
x Mary, Frazer, IF and for pailadel 2hia.
Brig &eorse; Washington, Rhodes,
Providence, r assorted cargo to the
master.
Sch Svren, Emery. Saco. IA DIS lum
Der to w FowIe 81 Co.
Sch New Priscilla, Immohr. ANTIGUA.
So as; Sugar and mo!asses 10 J q ] liar
per, pepper ADD oranges to the muster.
Lett the following vessels al ANTIGUA
February 81 brig Enterprise, Howley
bridgeport, TO sail in about 10 DIS sloop
America. March, for Washington. N {:
70 sal! IN about 10 ds; sch Regulator,
patterson, uncertain ; sch Lincoln. John
ston Tor ~ York, TO sail in two d> sch
Thomas Eenants Bnrrell, for BALTIMORE
IN ds; sch Betsey, F,isbee. iust arrived;
sen James Monroe, Stone, for N York in
about month brig Oc,avis. Psrrinp,en.
tor Bath in about 20 DIS /; brig Dineeby,
Jefferson, Tor Bath in about so dis. Feb
70, IN lat &c N, long 90 w, spoke Amer
lean brig Alonzo of Providence from
Jamaica bound 10 ST Thomas.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24

.esoiye on ,he lab,e ii was carried
Ayes so, noes so.
Mr. McLane moved to postpone all
inc previous orders of The day To take
up me DILL making provision for the ma.
val service OF the u. States for the year
1914. The motion was carried--Ayes
81. noes 6S.
Some oil the items gave rise to conside-
rable discussion, i'll which Messrs. Cobb.
Cooke, McLane, Taylor, Forsyth and
others, engaged. Adjourned.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24

time in the cabin, went to the commander
way and begged the crew to snare ri.
life. They asked if he would ioio (, u.
consen'ed-and his life was spared. The
mutineers then entered,he cabin 70,
sacked it,; found liquor, and soon be-
came drunk. A small boy was left a, the
nelm' and the passenger got on deck.
Ahe boy soon steered the vessel FIR
the iapd, aud when within ] or 4 os mile
OF 1t the passenger lowered the boat
gained the shore,and shortly after the vos.
sci was taken possession of by the soldiers
and carried into Madeira with al, N.
murderers, by order of the authorities.
The Napoleon halls from Yarpor,h
Mass. Captain Hall was from plvmo,,h
(Mass.) He is represented as BEING an
amiable man, without family and ba,
made one or more voyages from Alex.
andria.
The above transactions occurred in
Funchall roads, in the night, some day
last month, while the vessel was becal.
med.
The prisoners, i, was supposed, would
De sent to the United States for trial.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
hATEsT FROM ERANcE

PARIS, FEB. 20.--The Madrid papers
received to-day, continue TO maintain the
most profound silence On the affairs of
the provinces, while tranquility is far
from being established. Private letters
assert that armed bands traverse Anda-
nsia and la Mancha-thst GalIacia is
not 'ranquil--and tina, tumult had taken
place at Valencia at the time they we're
10 execute two members ofthe late Cor,es
who escaped in the confusion.
The question ofthe amnesty is not We,
aettied. 1t contains we are informed, so
many exceptions, that it will be of little
use
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.
REMBRANDT PEALE, ESQ.

Ihe French papers represent England
as having great commercial advantages
by refusing 10 intermediate with the var,
and stepping in fresh at the close, with
an uninterrupted commerce, to the full
and almost exclusive enjoyment Of the
South American trade.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
Peale,s Portran Of Washtn r.n,.


It's really subject of coDgraiulation,
that portrait of WAsHINoroN, so worthy
OF him, has been presented to the public
and TO posterily. The following addition.
al testimony, however strong, was scarce.
ly necessary 10 establish the identity of
the likeness National Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, MARCH !9.--Sir have
examined Wi h attention and pleasure the
portrait you have drawn of gen. WASH.
1yGroN, and feel no hesitation in pro.
nouncing it, according to my best iudg-
ment, the most exact representation of
the original that have ever seen, The
features, as we'll as the character Of his
cOunIenanceD are happily depicted.
! am' sir, very respectfully, your most
obedlent servant,
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.
REMBRANDT PEALE, ESQ,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24

AT the court Of the kings bench, Jus,
ended, the number Of new cases entered
was 99e, Of which $50 were decided, the
remainder, together with what stood over
at other terps undecided amount 10 about
S'Vg, WgDlreafha,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
SPAIN.

The intelligence from Spain is much
ofthe same character with that which we
have received for two months pas,.-
Fresh runners are received from day to
day OF instructions suhich are Just on rhe
f1ofnt Of breaking our, and thus when we
are looking for an explosion at one point
our attention the next day is directed to
smother place where the same thing is
ssous to happen. Nc Y. Com. hdp.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
NJ AI(I1IEI,

In Frederick county Va. on Tuesda,
evening last, by the rev. DR.. Chapnsn,
JOHN bFiSKELL, esq. late editor of the
inchesier Cazette, 20 miss SARAH
WHITE, daughter Of John White. esq.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
FROM HAVANA

A letter 10 the editors of the Baltimore
American, from friend at Havana re.
ceived by the Minerva at that port on
Sunday 10 s days passage, says :-"Fia,
vana is remarkably hesithy-and very
tranquil under the stern government Of
the king. Piracics near Cuba are seldom
heard OF. these Iawless acts being proven.
ted by the presence of the American
cruisers"
GIVE have news from Cadiz in 81 DAYS.
The French frigate had arrived there
With intelligence OF the acquiescence of
Cuba In the new order OF things and, in
consequence, general Wives would be
continued in the office of governor gene.
raj of Cuba
''The markets at Havana are unusual.
ly bad. On the 9th inst. nezv duty on
FLOUR, exceeding the existing duty
about one and an halfdollars, is TO go into
effect by a royal Decree"
THE LATE FRENCH INVASION.
In the British house of Commons, on
the 18th ult. lord NugeDt, who was in
Spain during the late French invasion
stated the folIowing facts which were not
denied by MIR. Canning-that, when the
British ambassador Sir VIM A'Cour,,rc>
manned at Seville with the army Of the
Faith, after the departure Of the Cortes,
She advantage Of his presence was so well
understood and appreciated by the ser.
vile party, that an infatuated and saneui.
nary mob. headed by priests, actually
made him no less extraordinary propo-
si,ion than that he would consent 10 be
made governor Of Seville, in the name of
the absolute king of SpsiD'---that Sir
VIM. A'Court endesvoured to persuade
the Constitutional general AIava, to with
draw himself from Cadiz :'-Ihat over.
tures were made at Madrid by the cons
siiutlonal government 10 Sir William
Offering to recognize the independence OF
South America, on terms most favorable
20 great Britain
On the 10th Feb. in the house Of Com.
mons, MIR. Canning remarked
'The three great naval stations must be
regarded by Great Britain with peculiar
jealousy be meant the Mediterranean,
The West Indies and South America and
II was impossible to contemplate the pos.
sible occurrence of events which might
tender vigorous interference OF our
our part necessary, and not be convinced
not onIy that 1t was the dU,y of the board
Of admiralty to take care that in that
event the naval force Of England on those
stations should be equal TO that Of any "a.
tion and for that purpose there should
be other stations from which ADDITIONAL
strength might be at pleasure derived.
In the debate Of Feb. 4lh, Mr.. Can.
Hing mentioned that lhe British govern.
,nenl had rejected propositions f'osD the
Allies for the joint consideration WITT
hem OF the course 10 be pursued as to
,he Spanish colonies.
Ire ci.y council og Boston have au.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
MORE PIRACY

GEORGETOWN, s. 0. MARoH l6.-Arri.
ved, on Sunday last. schr. Sylvia, John
wade, master, from st. Croix, bound 10
Boston, put IN this port in distress--sail.
ed on the 18th Feb. and on the l4,h of
Passage isle, was captured by piratical
schooner, with seven men and boy,
armed with pistols, poignards, and cutlas.
ses, besides muskets on board. The
pirates demanded, money, and threa,ened
The lives OF the crew. Took away 81
puncheons OF rum, the greater part oil
which was carried ashore, and some
clothing, water and provisions. They
said they had four other vessels in that
quarter engaged in the same business. -
Tho Sylvia, after being set at liberty,
encountered severe gales, which did her
much damage, and compelled her TO
put in for repairs and provisions.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
Domestic, Russia Goods etc.

Domestic, Russia Goods, etc.
IA NJ FoWLE E. Co have now landing and
w in store, for sale on liberal terms,
10 bales of bleached and brown cotton
shirtings and sheetings of every de-
scription
10 bales checks and stripes
200 pieces Russia sheeting
2ou do of heavy and light Ravens duo k
oOO do Russia diapers
20 do do driHings
25o bolts LIST. Cd and Sd duality Fussih
duck
90 tons st Petersburg hemp
do cordsge
10 bales feathers
$50 casks of nails assorted sizes
40 tons Swede's iron
20 hhds N Orleans suc.pe
10 do Muscovado oouAho
hOv0 pounds green and ST Domingo coneS
oouo do Sumatra pepper
2Oo boxes mould candles of sizes 4 TO ~
Jamaica and N L rum
london particular and Sicily Madeira
wine in pipes, half pipes, quarter and
half quarter casks
Tenerifie and Malaga do
Cognac brandy, Seignett's brand
hampers of porter and wine bottles
SO boxes tin
l0o hbls beef Boston inspection mar 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
DOMESTIC GOODS.

"A lew bales domestic shrtiDgs and sheetings
n an excellent fabric, received and for SAFE
by jan ~ T. Y ROWLAND.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
NOTICE
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tb7HE subscriber has Just received good as
d sortment % Spanish tobacco, 81. Doipin-
oand Havana, which he offers for sale at fair
prices for CASH. Also, l 10 bbls apples. among
,hem New YorE pipPins, which will be- sold
low. tie values or keeping regular md good
assortment Of Spanish tobacco.
mar ~ JACOB HOFFMAN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
NEW FASHION.
HORATIO DAY.

TAsHiESToE-sT. ONE. DOOR NORTH OF THE
METHODIST CHURCH,
a Returns his grateful thanks to his
friends, and the public in gaaeral, for
49, past fayors, and solicits a continuance
~ Of their patronage. Also informs them
- that he has just received from Phila.
delpbia, handsome assortment of
seal skins for ladies' shoes suitable for the spring
and summer. Also, morocco Of the best quail
", and leather of every description. H0 has,
also, haudsome assortment Of stufs, all co.
Tors, plain and figured among them double
prunslia (anew srticle) all of which will be
made into shoes by the most experienced work.
men. A small assortment of ladies' shoes, oT
MS own make, on hand.
Y b. GsntleFens' pumps, and light shoes,
furnished az the shortest notice
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24

The city council Of Boston have au,
lhorlsed loan, not exceeding S50O,O0O
!or the purpose ofimpsovins FaneuiI Hall
narke.. =~--
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
49,
Public 5aIea.
ON FRIDAY,

Atio oelock,willhe sold lat the auctior store
syreat variety of seasonabe goods, such as gio.
ceres OF every description, furniture do, dir,
soods DO 'crockery do, hardware do. Also, Cuba
q 0. Dom'nso tobacco, Spanish and I'd qualit,
segars,2d hand carriage, gig and car, "A few c,.
CANT brides, case tumblers, 10 bis herrines
Also, story frame house, and lot Of sroumd
near the. Spa Springs, &C. &c.
N. o. large quantity of goods of all kinds
ohereu az private sale, atv very reduced prices
mar "a S.A. MARSTELLER auc
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24

Another youth, ofthe age of II years.
named VIM. G. fricke, ien-a victim, a,
Philadelphia, on Friday last, TO the dele.
FERROUS effects of inhaling ether. This
is the third case of the kind which has
occurred IN that city within month. IL is
high time that the administration of this
poison, gas, as they call it by itinerant
empyrics, should be made penal OF.
fence IN every state in the union. Il
ought to be made so, were it only that
in Its exhibition, this eachilerating pos
produces, invariably, either the hideons
spectacle of temporary Iunacy, or the
@till more disgusting one of extreme
physical and neral debasement. TW.In.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24

From note in the Baltimore Federal
Gazette, we learn that the Prince Ro.
henlohr, who died in January last at Lu.
cerne, aged 81 years, was not the one
who is represented to work miracles,
but the uncle of that one, who is Dio>
cesar vicar, at Bamberg, in Bavaria,
and is not yet so years OF age.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24

Extract Of a letter to the editor of the
Noriolh Herald, dated Washington
March 18th. "rhe sente nee of The court
martial upon MIR. Ke anon is .fuH &C.
guitar upon every charSe and shscf
caffon-but the court go no further!
Gle is ordered to the Pacific in the
Teacock-and IL report tells true this is
step by the "pewers that rule the
roast to stifie all further inquiry about
the famous Georgia libel for, it is un.
derstood here, the secretary will make
no part OF the proceedings Public but the
sentence, and making Kennon's sailing
nearly simultaneous With knowledge
OF MS sentence, put lis out OF his power
10 get any thing else for that purpose,
"No steps are to be taken against the
prosecutor, though the court here de-
csared the charges and specifications
''dre nor hroUed 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-24
PERU.

letter dated Lima Nov. z, says, ssl
really do not kown when this war in Pc
ru is to terminate--we however do know
by the arrival OF the Penelope on the 81
inst from africa, that the army unde
gen. Santa Cruz has been totally routed
by Valdez, in Sicasia. The patriots hav,
lost all their arms, and have reached Mos
quegus, to the number Of abou, 5000
out OF from S 10 5000 that were orthem.'
Gen. Bolivar is at Lima with G5O(
men. Riva Aguero is at Truxillo a
the head OF from 3 to 1000 men, and vii
acknowledge no authority whatever, un
less he IS allowed to continue president
Bolivar has written to him desiring hin
to come to Lima with his troops, bu, no
being willing to acknowledge him as pre-
sident, he has refused to obey.
+" |. is said that Bolivar is about &c
march against him, and then a civil wal
will burst out between the patriots, whiis
Can'erac, who is posted between Lima
and Cruzeo, aud who has 5000 men un
der his command, is actively emrloyet
III watching their motions; and if he
should fall upon the one or the other, lie
victory incline to either side, there j,
little doubt but Canterac will overcome
the exhausted Victor, aud thereby on,
independence will in a grea, measure
oeceme Jeopardized. b. tyres ha.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30
j. Iyact oil AanA,
Five Negroes.
SiynyeA or Stolen,

ON Monday the 9th instant, from The
~ subscriber il lyneilfnrg, CnEsNuf
SORREL HORSE, vii some Waite 10 iisl
face also grey ifsris in his face, suppose 10
years old, il NJ more | suppose IA feet 10
inches high las gut u sometimes pace and
sometimes lrot be shove the ptut oi
nlaneh gear IN places, nsore about midway
Iii. bncls shod before. lie formerly helong
edo Mr.. john Watts, IF itis county. He
took oil atalereble good OLD saddle, whipped
on the hind part T; one smaIl striped saddle
blanket also two did pieces Of blankets,
which has been bed blankets red cirsinglc
on tie saddle, which has been hraken aud
tnendcd aesin Que girl he can jump smart
~ when At bamr arl - be misehiesons. |
expect he Is imting about IN The neighbours
hood OF Lvnchburg liany person will deli
yer me the said horsc.and articles aboyc nam-
ed, or contriYc me word, shalt ls hand somcly
rewarded b. NMt " NJ Is, .7tlbera
Mar he Fedtar .MHs
November lo zl5Nts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30
IN CELa.ACERY

On the motion of the eonplts by his nttor-
ney. who ficd his bin, aud il orpcmihg To the
satisfaction al the court that the defendant
Zaehariah White = noi an inlalilaht OF This
commonwealth, ald without the jurisdiction
of this court, il is ordered and deereed hy the
court, that thr defendant in this ceenIiy be
restrained from paying 10 he defendant isaac
White, any monies. eeaas brother effects hf
may now have IN has hands. or wbeh may
herratter come % his hanAs belonging to the
snid defendant, 10 the amour, oi one bur dred
and ninety dollars, until the further order and
decree OF This court concerning the same !.
And il is further ordered that the said absent
defendant Yachar.ah White, DO appear here
on the fourth ionday IN JanGary next, aud
answer the compliments bin, and thai u co.
ny ol Ibis order he forthwith inserted ia one
oil the uew8inpors uubtished IA the town OF
Lvncahtlig ouce Il week tor eight weeks sue
cessjvelg previous Ia thai day, aud that auo.
Their copy ii,ereol be posted AZ tue front doc,
oil the court liuuse ri this enHuiy on some
court day, A cepy-feslc
EO. Z. CUTLER, 7. C.
November 10 wewi5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30
New and Fashionable
] iLWELRY

YslIE Subscribers are now receiving from
n New York and Philadelphia an additional
supply of new and fashionable goods, consist
ing in part of the following articles
Pear, Faste, tilagree, ard Coral Earrings
Topaz, Garnet, Pearl aud Paste BreSsIIns
Steel Earrings, Breastpins, Bits and Brace.
let's
b Coral and fancy Necklace
Ladies aud gentlemen S Gold Patent Lever
md plain Watches
Fine Gold Chains, Seals, aud Keys
Silver Lever, andriain Watches
Plated Candlesticks and Casters, Brilapia
Ienpots
Brass, plated aud Britannia Lamps
Convex, Concaye, aud Green Spectaces,
silver and steel mounted
.Rosers's fne Penkniyss, Razors aud scis.
sDfs
Hemmins Needles lall numbers) warranted
first guilty
Indies and Gentlemen Pocket Books, and
variety Of fancy and staple articles in
their lne-All OF which were carefully
selected by one of ihe concern in tie
Northern markets, and composes lie
best assortment ever offered in thi,
place.
Those who MAY feel disposed 10 purchase
will find il tn tlfeir interest 10 give us a call,
as we are determined TO seIl.lnusuallv low.
WILLIAMS 81 VICTOR
October %. IS II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30

commonly known by the name OF the Green
Bottom, lying on the Ohio liver, containing
between tonr and 1--WE Thousand acres OF
which more than eighteen hundred are said
To he prime low grounds. We are moi perso-
been represented 10 us rs being the finest on
thai part OF The chic river which is within the
limits OF the slate OF Virginia. II /, said 90
abound in coal. For many ychrs while this
estate was IN the hands al Colonel Nilsoa {.
Eicholns, 10 whom il formerly belonged, il is
said To have been extensively cultivated IN
tobacco, which when sold in New York and
Europe, wc are informed .eoDnnardcd prices
equal 10 those at which james River tobacco
sold. lthas been divided into many smaller
tracts or lots, as may he seen by Il plat in the
possession of John IInnuan, ESQ. who lives
neur the land, aud WHO will shew the whole
or any pnrt thereof 10 any person DESTROYS 10
view il but il will hc sold in ono entire tract
or in such parts or parcels rs on the day Of
sale may Ice thought most likely 20 produce
the best price. The sale will be in three
equal annual instruments the Purchasers 10
give bond with approved securities, aud also
deeds ottrus on the land as Il farther security
for the ultimate payment Of the purchase mo-
ney. As Che members of the assembly from
every part of the state will be in Richmond nj
the time OF the sale, persons ht n distance
wishing TO purchase may conveniently avail
themselves of their agency.
jobs COAETER,
JOHN II. COOKE
November -. WIwl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30
Twelve Negroes.

rTerms cash. or bond, negotiable Mt the
state Bank oil n G. No doubt is entertained
as TO the litt OF the property, yet the trustees
will only convey pecnll sale - consent
DAVID H. CLARK, and
RICE GARLAND, Trustees.
Bg has agent JAMES L MonriEAp,s
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TRUST SALE.

DY sirtue OF "a deed of trust executed by
ID Naii,sniel Rives 10 David II. Clark and
Rice ssafinnl, for purposes therein mention
sd, bearing dale The 10Th February ls2u, aud
of reeoaS IN Rockingham county, \. I. We
shalt proceed 10 sell, at the house 81 The said
Na,hsniel Hives, on Monday, the III day Of
JnnnAru lh.1.