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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
OFFICIAL.


Inc following correspondence is published as an
aodeHdum to the proclamation of the Danish
Treaty
Mr.. Clay to Mr.. Petersen
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, .fpra %, 1925.
Inc Undersigned, Secretary of State of the Uni
ted states, by direction of the President thereof
has the honor TO state to MIR. Petersen. Minister
resident OF His Majesty the King of Denmark
that 1t would have been satisfactory to the Gov :
efnment oil the United States, if Mr. Petersen had
peen charged with instructions in the negotiations
which has just terminated, TO treat of the indemni
Ties dueto citizens OF the United States in conse
quence OF the seizure, detention, and condemnation
oil their property, in the ports of His Danish Ma
Jes'y. But, as he has no ms ructions to that eff
iect' The undersigned is directed, at and before
proceeding to the signature of the Treaty of
friendship, Commeres, and Navigation. on which
they have agreed, explicitly to declare, that the
omission to provide for those indemnities is mot
hereafter 10 be interpreted as waiver. or aban-
uonment OF them By the Government of the IJni-
TED States, which, on the contrary. il firmly
resolved TO perseveIe in the pursuit of them
ui'il 'hey snail be finally arranged upon principles
OIL equity and justice. And TO guard against an
msconcep;ion of the fact of the silence Of the
Tea'y' IN the above particular, or of the views OF
Nle american Government, the undersigned re-
quests mat Mr. Pedersen will transmit this official
declaration 10 the Government of Denmark And
ne avalls himself of this occasion TO tender IN Mr.
feaefsen assurances OF his distinguished considera
ton. 1T CIV
The Chevalier PETERSEN,
Minister resilient from, D,o,,r.I
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IlhFU UHDELL,
IhOs McCLELLANp.
20. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

The following correspondence is published az an
addendum to the proclamation of the Danish
Treaty
Mr.. (I1,, IN afr Dali
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Hyf7iG ~ IT LIN MO III me iDhabt"
Ia ISN'T. of i.snchhnrg and il vicinity, thar
assisted hy ihe,r son and young lndy, they
hns" determined 10 open FEM n IL.
ACADEMY in this plnce, ~ lie bnnsc
belpnging 10 Airs cnbpll, formfry occupied
~ Young q Jonesl Oh The lmh day Of April
next. IN this institution will be inught all
the branches necessary 10 the complete edu.
cation OF young lady
1era' PR ais'oH Of frr months.
The br-t class will he taught Orihography.
Reading, Writing, topography with the nse %
Map aud Globes, Extreisrs on the Globes,
Arithmetic, English Grammar aud parsing,
Composition, Geolopy, Astronomy. Natural
ihlln'hphy, hemlaty, Botany, Mythology
aud Chronology, Tor Y 10.
The second class Spelling, Reading. Wri,
ting ahd principles Of Grsmtnnr & 10.
The lhird or junior class. Spelling and
Rceding cnly g8
Music, Voobl aud on he pifno- r orle, = les
sous u week, for COS
French, Italian, aud German languages, 9
lessons week, for eaeh 10,
Drawing aud Painting, on Paper or Velvet.
2 Lessons II week foi \ 40.
Boarding, Watching, and Lodging s So.
All kinds OF Needle work aud Embroidery
viii he taught, II desired, 10 the scholars OF
the Isl ana I'd classes without any additional
charge.
Boarders will have the advantage of learn
Ing the French langhnge. grammalicHIly aud
practically IN the tainlly, which Is the only
way 10 learn il correctly without any addi-
iionRI charge.
Payments one hall in advance aud the oihs
er half nj the end II the session.
No other additional charge.
Al the end of every session, there will he n
public examinations. by examiners chosen
from respectable ami learned gentlemen of
this town, WHOSE report will be published
In consequences of The advanced season nj
which the first session viii commence, its dui
ratlph has been limited 10 4 months board,
ing and tuition payable in proportion.
Those pafens or guardians who will con.
tide their daughters or wards 10 their care,
may remain assured that the greatest aiienti.
on shall be paid To HE Improvement as veil
as department OF their pupils
The public is respectfully referred, for fur
Their Information 10 y. Winston, i Sydnor,
John Bullock, Davidson Bladf,ie A r. North,
II. Davis, Ro. NORRIS, Christopher Antho-
ny, Chiswell Dahney and Vim! Daniel, To
whom MIR aud Mrs Leuba aud their assist
ants have been recommended aud these
gentlemen will deliver copies OF the certif-
Gates they have received from respectable
and we'll known gentlemen of this STATE
which certificates aud reconme n dalions will
satisfy the public with espect 10 their capaoi.
y and morality ms teaohers
PETER HENRY LEUBA.
Lynchburg, Dec. % 1928. 3m2l
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GERMAN CEMETERIES.

Beyond Frankfort, on the grca'
roadtoBresleau there is almost as lii
Tie t0 interest the eye as before thu
olcris left 10 the right. anil the viz
dule which clothes its banks is the
only beauty that nature wears. 4
solitary enclosure, on the summit of
n small rising ground. turned out In
be n wish bnrying place. ms lonely
in its situation. and ~ neglected in
lis n pearancr, ~ can well be ina
glued. In 81 drcary scene. these
habitalions Of the dead look donbly
dr"ary. The i, sCriptions We're all
in Hebrew, aud The stones we're o.
,crgroNn with coarse rank grass.
| he christian cemeteries. on the
contrary. in this part Of Germany.
are kept with great ncatncss. Eve
~ grave * in general, Il flower bed.
| walked out onr IN rning Ia the
great cemetery of Berlin, n visit the
tomb ot kaptnthr. which Is mercl,
- 'IbNNs hHh hiiH''h'h ~ hbilllHG Dui
his name and age. lose by. an 81
DERBY looking woman. in decent
mourning. was watering the flowers
with which she had planted the
grave Of an only daughter Ias the
sexton afterwards told mc) who had
been inferred the preceding week.
! he grave lormed nearly square Of
five feet. II WAS divided into little
beds, all crossed, kept with great
care, aud adorned With the simplest
flowers. rvergrcenS. lntermiNed with
DAISIES. were ranged round the bor-
ders little clnmps Of violcts and
forget me-nni we're scattered IN the
interior. aud in the rentrc a solitary
lily hung down its langnishing blas-
SONS. The broken hearted mother
had ust Watcrcd il, and lied il IL h
small stick to secure il against the
wind g.; at her side lay the Nceds
which she had rooted out. She Wcut
round the whnlr spot again and a
gain. anXiously pulling up every
b'adc ii grass--thcn gazed for "A few
sccnnds on the gra,c-walked to-
wards the gate. and hurried out of
the church yard.
From RHsseHS iour IN Gcrnany.
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NEW GooHo, SIC.

gNHE Subscriber has received by the Ia
4o., arrivals from Philadelphia, the fol-
VIM articles, which, together with his
~ an hand, renders his assortment very
T 9n cameron Nanoleon's Expedition TO Rus
s,a, in 1872 BY count Philip De Segur, i"
gvo's.
The Lady Of The Manor. By Mrs Sherwood,
. vols.
Tho r,rre.iers. By the Author OF Lights a
Shadows of Scottish Lille.
The Refugee, in2 vols
O,lIalloran ~ me InsHrgrnt Chief
TanhieI. Poem BY Mrs. Brooks
'r,ie. of Am American Landlord, South of the
Paiomac.
Anew system Of Book Keeping. By James
Beane't DAYS Algebra.
Cox. American Depository.
Ewelf. Medical Companion.
Thomas Practice.
PirniaY on HE Teeth.
Flasy'. fgad Dentist.
Maszeasies bha3 receipts.
Coles Episcopal Harmony
Waits HYMN Books,
WeNIeys do
Ripnond's do
Camp Meeting do
Rn,,es aud Adams Latin tirammsgs'
Greek Tp,taments,
TelamaGue, in French and English,
Smiley's Geo. aud Atlas,
Wiets do
United state, Speaker,
Moral Instructor. or guide TO Virtue,
Lie Of Marion, Sanford and AIcnun,
HanjoHon's Penmanship, for the uss of
Schools,
IniroductiOn 10 the English Reader
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DRY GOODS,

WhIth She has opened III thr tenement in
Rrirk Row, opposite Mrssrs. MnIgnn 4 NJ
Daniel next door above Nr. ! l. Paiteir'.
Her assortment CONSISTS IN pGri Of
Superine blue and black cloths
Do assorted colours do
DO blue and black cas.imcrcs
Fine and common oassinetls
Black 0orenline
foIIrnette veslines with borders
silk valencia do do
Cnmbrcks and cnmbrick mnslins
Jaconct aud null mnslns
silk gloves aud bose, black and white
fancy chnlA and rHliro,s iof ladies dressrs
. Black figured silks aud assorted coloprs do
All klnds oi ribbons, some nice patterns
Linen cambrick aud Renting
| lhrta, lace aud rd"ng,
Tortoise tuck and side combs
Bomba2etles, PLAIN ami figured
/ Artificial flowers aud wrealhs
OSTRICH feathers, ilPped with every colour
Gentiemen's lnr has
DO shoes, coarse and fno
Gentlemen 3 bamboo walking canes by the
dos or single ONE,
II Is her intention 10 keep, in addition a.
her regular stock OF merchandise, every Gpr
ment OF t'entlen,rn's Wearing Apparel, made
by her own hands, which she vii varrsnl "a
be made in the best manner. Amongst which
are Gcu,emens Guernsey shirts 4 Dra0rrs
Also, Colored persons Clothing of every de.
setipt'on and AT the most reduced prices.
Mrs King will also cut aud mike Iadics
aud Grnilemeu's Cloaks. She Will also cnr
~ on the Nanlua Making business ia all il.
various branches.
Mrs. kiug MATTERS herself she will frequent.
" have ii il her power 10 afford solid uroof
thai il is much cheaper n huy rcady made
clothing, When You mal always be sure oil a
/ If aud ~ the lowest prices
! u Mrs. King would be glad to employ n
/ young lady, veil qualified ms scam.ifcss 1872
None but thnse that can come well recon
mended need aprly-ohr would also emplo,
q youth ir6in i2to II years Of age, IN attend in
the store. She would also employ any nun
ter Of scam,tr.>ses "a receive work and mak .
it up NJ their own homes.
Ian Q ts1O
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Mercantile Husiness.

n All l. WINSTON, nj the iunctln,
ot nam street with the alley leadinl
10 and from Friends To Martins or Stnn,
Nafthnnse, seeing the utility and public con
'ehiensc al the mercantile business, When
conducted on principles uf general good, mn
lnnl h"nehi mud reCplrocniion IN the exchange
of foreign aui domestic commodities ba, en-.
gagged therein, estimating his Surcess bv dn,
attention IL the interest Of those who mny
pn'fohiHr INN, mol roai ing himself 10 any
particular denomination nr eStrtt, bui vii
keep supply at snrh goods rs the remand
may require, which he is eonhlcnt will be
found rs low rs any in ths market, icing ~.
lccted by confidential aaenis, aud mostly
bought tor cash. lie viii undertake the shin.
plug aud orderIngol property aud merehai
alHe '" and rom Richmond aud the \, rlh, IL
markets Tor saiall per ceni, his personal ne.
gnan'nnre with extensive houses Ia ihosr
markets assuring h,m thai the hest prices " III
~ hid TOR all property shipped, aud goods 81.
dered be purchased al lhemos reduced prices
mare ao'r ~ store and o0tr, at whoi,soi,
ortiui,
200 sacks Salt, twilled tagging
. hhds 81. Croix aud Musoovado Sugars
bags Coffee
. bhls. do.
10 mhole, bali md or. bhls SUGARS
u hhIs. OF Loaf aud Lump Snpnrs
i hhds No. baking and retailing Molnsses
100 h"A"s Candies, from Is 10 Is
~ e., lfUpent,ne Sonp
- whe!e, hnll Or noxr, & Tea. fresh
81 keg, Wrought aud Cnt Nails. i Ia 1odv
pair new Patent Bnlauces. i 10 600 lbs
- boxes Glass, = \ H. md luxe
! ball iI"rrGs hey, Rice
100 par Richmond mad, Rrngura
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BLANK WORK

Al minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
The public generally may rely on having any
work ordered Of me, faithfully done 4 made
out ct Tue best materials and at very low pri-
ces.-fersons wishing hooks bound are re
1nts'ed to bring them forward Immediately,
as am somewhat at leisure aud can do them
much better than when ! am pushed with
work. The public are further informed That
bind books at much lower plices than they
ever were known 20 he done AT ia this part
of The country, aud in much more superior
manner ABRAM n NORTH
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vile Joureal. II isa curiosity aud
viii no doubt excite the lislble IL
cnlties ol many of our readers.
Sdp. Rep.
" The IoterS Of Hancock.
Aean do Iprescbl myself n can
didatr for your sniIrages. Fur
long years have cxcrtcd all The en-
orgies NJ which | was capable, To-
please and gain the confdcure nfmy
fellow citizens, bat hitherto nnsuc-
eessinlly. My counlrymen. / call
upon YOU rs one who stood foremost
IN ~ arduons struggle for liberty,
and was always ready to she'd nv
blood for the privileges Nhirh you
nov enjoy as free. independent n
happy people. My hca+s--i,teeds-
when ! retrospect the past. wlicn
the clouds of destruction hn, cred
thick over our political horizon. and
Threatened tn dcst nd With n horri.
ble crash and 10 involve three mill.
ions OF people contendiug for the
dearest rights ol Wan--srll goyera-
ment and liberty of conS'irure.
Then il was thatthc eriius N liberty
slnod weeping. aud lllesioutest heart
was appalled,.
Then forward sioodiM rhenpinn Hood,
Aud i"r bis seored eO,niry gosj
III. blood In streams fsiwed copiousy
n MI along the ieniad leld,
lhe f'e advance VIII apcar aud hiold--
Piles - piles they hll-epr >,eld,
Or lice IN conservation
Thrn it was lfelt tho soul kind.
ling Ilame---.' pnlcllrunqno mort
snernrit In afmis." and within the
reach al majesty to blow the blast
throughout n subjected
continent, aud TO show those hire
'ings Of George the Cd that they Ind
lIremento contend with, mud death
or liberty the prize for which they
fought.
Aud now, my cnnnirymcn. | call
on yon Ia the name OF all my suffer
Jugs and all the prtvaiion9 Which |
was called 10 endure. for YOUR votes
for Coroner aud who is SO we'll
calculated Ia Judge the dead rs no
who has slain thousands.
| hereby pledge III, selr should I
receive a majority Of Votes 10 dis-
charge the duties incumbent On ma
as Coroner. and " verdict true 10
make" on ~ many rs are fuols e.
hnugh TO comm suicide or any
"h1 may aeciAenly get their
clnnrks KIM kch OUT.
The peoples must obsequiouss
humble aud devoted ser, ant.
EDWARD HOOD.
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MaLie Brnn'S Genrrnnhi

Matte Bruins Geosrapbp.
VlSHE subscriber has been appointed Ia
I. the agency for Matte Bron', Geography.
Persons wishing 10 obtain this very valuable
work, viii please call al the new Book aud
Stationary establishment Of
CHAS. 4. WlTHERS.
Jan. 30. isis
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fur,ner Supplies az
STAPLE d. FANCY GOODS

II nCHN eED al the AUCTION SALES m
New York for CASH, which we are de
'ermtned to sell at the very lowest market
prices.
Rose, and London Dunle, Bristol and point
blankets
Red white, aud green Flanncls. assorted
Heavy Swanskn do
DO. twiIIed Flushings, for biz uonts
A large assortment ot tine and coarse Cassi.
nets
Claret, Brown, Olive, Grey aad Green Cloths
fashionable shades Tor frock coats
Shepherd and llirst simperal blue ! black
Cloths
Maria Louisa blue Pelisse cloths
Snperfne aud common milled drah do
Real Italian aud Florence black Silks
Black aud colonred gro. de. Naples and VEL
yeiean do.
Heavy chain, black Leyenlecn.
French and English winter calicoes, a large
and very choice supply entirely new III
fashion and colour
Elegantly worked Swiss, India, and Jacone,
muslin Robes
Worked Swiss and India null Iandkerchicfs
A rich assortment of Thread, gimp, and bob
bineu Laccs
Al Plain aud figured bobbinet
4 splendid assortment OF Rich worked India
and Swiss null muslus
WHITE TABDX VELVET for
painting on
Elegant ncrino and cashmere long & square
shawls
Gauze Bareee and veivpfecn fFkis
dc WITI CLINTON and other fan
cy pocket do.
IA rlain and figured blk Levaniiue crayats
Plain and printed cashmere shaWi5
Figured twiled merinu Bombazets.
Plain Black do. DO very superior
- do. do. Bonba2etn
furniture aud garment dmitics
Fancy colonrcd and white fringe5
= Boxes fashionable curls
, boz Mrs CantrIos patent corsetis
CL0AKS
l32 Plaid aud Camblet Cloaks made in very
superior style.
II is the intention Of the subscribers to Offer
their stock nj re luced prices, and every of-
fort will he made IN render satisfaction 10
customers. MCKEE, ROBINSON, &Co.
Oct. 81
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HO.sK Bl.%UERN.

fB'HE subscriber has latrIs procured an
I additional first rate Book Finder, which
enables him 10 do all work in that Iinr, with
ntatness and dispatch He has received di-
rect from phiadelphia, n very large supply
o. paper OF very superior quuIlly, which cna.
hles him 10 do any kind Of
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ELECTRICAL EEL.

This eel (gymnotus cleciricus) n
bounds in the lower provinces Of We
nezucla aud Caracas. II nos>ess-
es the singular faculty of stunning
its prey by an electrical discharge.
The old road near Urutlca has been
actually abandoned, on account of
danger experienced in crossing a
ford. " here the mules were. from the
effect of concealed shocks, often pa
ralyzrd aud drowned. Even thr
angler sometimes receives strokc.
conveyed along his M"trcd rod and
fishing line. -four feet long The
sensation is highly painful. q leaves
numhnrs, in the part affected. II
resembles tie effect Of blow upon
the head. The Indian dread them
"a that | was Obliged 10 go myself
tn n, sist in taking them.
Twas conveyed 10 n pool Of mud
dt standing water. and soon wit
messed n novel spectacle. About so
horses aud mules We're immediately
collected from the adjacent savan-
uahs. where they run half wild and
are only valued at Z ahillincs a head
wien the owners happened 10 be
known. Those. Inc Indians hem on
all sidcs.& drive into the marsh: then
passing the edge OF the water. or
Cllnging along the extended branch
cs oF the trccs, armed viii, long BAN
boos. or harpoons, they with loud
cries push the animals forward or
prevent their retreat. The gymuo-
ii. reused from their slnmbcrs by
this noise aud tumult, mount near
the surface and swim, like SO many
lsid water serpcnts. brislly pursue
the ihtruders. y gliding under their
bellies, discharge through them the
most violent and repeated shncks.-
The horses, cnnyuIscd and terrified,
their mane erect, d their eyes start.
ing with pain and anguish. make nm
Ccasing struggles to escape. In less
than live minutes, two OF them suik
under the water aud were drowned.
Victory seemed to declare for the g.
Irctric cells. Fatigued by such ex-
pcnse of hcr' ois energy. they shot
their electric discharge with less
frequency and effect. the surviving
horses gradually recovered from
the shock aud became more corhpo-
sed and vigorous. IN a quarter OF
an hour the cells retired from the
contest, and in srch a state of Ian
guor and complete exhaustion, that
they were easily dragged on shore
by means of harpoons fastened on
cords.-This is called, in allusion
to catching fish by AN infusion Of
narcotic plants, poisoning with
horses"
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DANIEL G. TUCKER, attorney

WILL practice is the Courts of Pi,ssvi.
.ania, Franklin, and Halifax cou ties His
residence is nj Puts, lsania Ceurt-House
dan. Is w4wex
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CT.0EESSa

NE Nil upeu Ia morrow morning at
" 10 O'Clock precisely, one CASE 4ente-
meu's superior plaid Cioaks Also, cases
Of gentlemen shoes and pump Also, ) ca
les Of ladies' very superior Morocco shoes
Aud for sale by
ASDREWs x BROTHERS.
Il.
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WOOKLENS.

lust opened large and general aasort-
j meut OF woolen goods, OF every descrrli-
on, suitable ia The season (which, will be soldal
prices worthy the attention OF purchasers
At the store OF
ANDREWS s. BROTHERS.
Jan. l..
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80 PACKAGES.
CsS

IlOMAS J. DUAL at the sign Of
the Golden Mortar, on Bank square Inns
Jn>' received an additional supply III - rack.
ages, comprising general assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oil aud Dive Slnls
q M Ia Ill do l.. -
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hooks and Stationary

II ST sCRlBER has received bv he
a ut" arrivals, direct from fhladtlphn
aud =" York, yer, large additional SUI
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ASSORTMENT OF SApDLERY.
New , heap Cash Store.
NM. .M.,NN vi. Il.

\ cry respectfully informs the citizens
OF LNnchhufg aud the ndiaccm com.
tie, that she has Just arrived IRON richmond
where She has lusi purchased, principally d
aar'Ion, aud Tor cn,h only Z, a lalge aud yer,
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NEW AREIVAI..

TIVE subscriber has the pleasure of an
nouncing to the Ladies OF Lynchhurg
mud is vicinity, that he has received defrct
from Philadelphia, 10y the last stage, very
large supply of
NEW MUSIC,
For the PIANO FORTE. embracing
all the late publications. up TO this timr-.iIe
is in great hopes that they viii call aud pur
chase to amuse themselves durns the Christ
mas holidays, as he is Determined 10 sell low.
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Dec. %.
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ELECTIOSEERING ADDRESS.
We extract the following queer
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mo. 10

address to the good people of Han.
cock county. from the last Milcdge
vile Jon'eal. II isa curiosity and
viii No doubt excite the rlslble IL
cnltirs OF many Of our readers.
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Il .l>G 90 :. A1i,a
MN. a I,r.X. 8. lEUHA,

DESPEtTFULLY infn,m lhe inhabi.
Ia isn't. OF Lynehhure and il vicinity, that
, assisted 10y Their son ahh Young lndv, they
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TRUST S.aLE

PURSUANT to the provisions trust executed by
Samne 81 Griffin, bearing date the of May, sIs, ard
admitted 10 record in the Office of the clerk of the ustirg,
court Tor The city Of Williamsburg, the 10th day June,
i made 10 secure the payment OF 1000 dollars Robert
scott and on which sum there due the the I.t
Gay Of January 1872 shall proceed, Monday the 10th day
April eA to highest bidder public auction for
CASH on the premises that very desirable residence n,v
Pd " The said Griffin IN the city OF Williamsburg with
Peaohy and which described in tM said deed of tr, in
the following manner certain oa aud Lots Of Land stu
OF fully infinitely and completely set forth in dee
ne said Robert G Scott aud Susan Il his wife said
uIn nearing date on the ist day of May 1919. Acting
trustee shall convey only such title me, altho
tits believed tina; the title which will be conveyed will be with
ou exception. LEONARD HENLEY tr,,.teT
March 7, 1926. lOo,,Is