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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-21
Communicated for the ENQUIRE,


The 50th Anniversary OF our Independence was
celebrated at Amelia Courthouse, by Cap ain
Egg eston'a Troop of Cavalry and large comma
ny OF gentlemen who united in the celebration
y few minutes before dinner was announced, a
Committee were appointed to prepare toa-,s, who
reported the following as the illusions of the mo-
ment, which were drank after the cloth lad been
removed. Captain Egglesion acting as President
assisted by Lieutenant Baker, as Vice President
l The Fourth of July -Tyrants tremble- This
day proclaims the world shall be free
Thomas Jefterson-- The devoted Son of Ilber-
ty- 4 our Counirymen at their posts with
hearts Overlooking with gratitude.
Washington, Jefferson, Madison. and Monroe
-Ex-Presdents reared in the South If we are
Obliged TO have Northern President let us not
look 10 the Adams family.
The Heroes who fell in the Revolution -Tbey
1--we IN the memory Of every Patriot
State Rights When once destroyed, the fele-
raj government is gone.
Virginia May she continue all her faithful
public servants in their respective posts
Public dinners They cease 90 be valuable
proofs OF public appreciation when prosiituted to
the service OF Hull.
The present administration NAV its ob;ec, he
he public good
Our Senators IN Congress Honest, firm in
te!ligent- They speak Virginia voice
10 John Randolph of Roanoke He has taken
his post In the van OF repablicanism Let him moi
be deserted.
ii No Convention. The celebration of this dav
proves our condition good" Good is good enough
for US -
II La Fayette- The friend of Washington.
~ The Fair Sex Men look to them for every
good.
VOLUNTEERS.
Captain Eggeston Free Masonry Founded
on Charity, Broherly Love and Liberaliiy- I, has
no enemies but Tyrants, and those who are ignor-
ant OF its principles.
Lieutenant Baker Our Country The star in
the political armament, by whose light the on
pressed OF every cline may be guided TO liberty and
happiness.
J. L Leigh. The present administration It's
foundation slippery clay.
WIN. L. EsgesiOn. Tom jefferson, thro' thick
and thin.
Richard E. Hardaway. William II. Craw-
ford.
dolph.
"A. I. Townes.' Twin Children oh, Liberty
how bouniIlui are thy blessings.
'Ifr. Iorncs had just bccn.6iessed NTH turin
daughters. '''"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-21
Communicate fer the Jgnnnircr.

communicated JtI TIC enquirer.
A respectable number Of the citizens Of Clsrks-
burg, convened at the Monticello Spring, for the
purpose Of celebrating the 4tb Of July, the Ami
versary Of our Independence. The lively express.
sion Of coyntenance, the generous glow Of feeling
excited by the proud recollection OF the Day
we're considered happy presages Of the convi-
vial hour that was near at hand. a sumptuous
dinner was prepared, and few moments before
the company seated, at the instance OF I'd
win S. Duncan, Esq. Blake J. Woodson, Esa
was proposed a9d appointed President, and the
iiohefsble Joseph Johnson, Vice President; each
u them took their stations; the company were
sSstel, and having received blessing rom the
Reverend Thomas Hudson, commenced their
dinner; when finished, the Declaration Of indie
psndence was read by the President. Wine was
introduced, and the following Volunteer Toasts
we're drank:
BY Major Thomas 2. Moore Tho DAY we
Celebrate =" Fifty gears ago our Fathers declared
20 were fee," and the God Of our Fathers hath
sf5, chen shsii thou cause the trumpet to sound
>ad ys sss.i h,l'oH ,he fh'eib rear, spc proclaim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-21

A. a meeting ofthe Citizens Of Fredeyicksb,rg
convened by public notice in the Town Hall o.,
Saturday evening, 9th July, 1926, for the ppr.
pose Of making suitable arrangements for manifest.
ing the public sympathy and grief for the recent
death Of John Adams
Robert Lewis, Esq. Mayor, was called 10 the
chair; and james ID Harrow, appointed Secretary
The obec ofthe Meeting was briefly announcer
by Co. VIM. 4. Gray, who concluded some apnro-
pirate semarks by moving the appointment Of q
committee to prepare resolutions expressive of Tho
feelings Of the meeting. A committee was accor-
dinghy appointed, consisting OF COL VIM. +, Crav
Philip Harrison, John NJ. Patton, Thomas B. Pa,
ton, and Thomas Hanson.
After retiring sbos, time. the Committee re-
ported the following preamble and resolution.
which were unanimously adopted
The fiitieth anniversary OF our Country's Brit
Of that day which our Fathers declared tbe.o
States free from British dominion, and disentbrsIi
cd from British Oppression; had come, and fonnd
Us still free and happy. All hearts were glad and
all tongues rejoiced. The voice Of grateful nil
lions swelled the full chorus of praise and thanls
giving to the giyer Of all good gifts; 10 that
power who hath made < preserved US as a nation -
in our exuiaton, the names Of Jefferson, of Adsro.
and of Carroll, those COnscripf Fathers of o..
country, hung on every lip, and the devoutee.
Invocation, Tor their continued heath and length &c
days. mingled with the deep Iibaiions poured ont T.,
their honor. The next day found us plunged H.
affection and clad IN mourning. For he, The head
Of Tie illusrious rio- he, The immortal author os
that Declaration Of lndepcadercc the jubilee -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-21

Nh ADAMS died with his impressions lively 10
the last hour OF life. About ten days previously TO
the Jubilee, the Committee Of Arrangement in
Quincy addresseda note 10 him requesting his com
pany on the accession. AN answer was sent in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-21


Mr.. &. S. Morris. The While they cultivate
their external graces, may they forget that the
spirit OF the age is in favour of Internal Improve
inent
Dr. P. p. Nelson. John Quincy Adams and
Henry Clay The stationsthey occupy IRE the wa
ges Of their political apostacy.
John p Turner. Success TO plain dealings, and
hempen rope to every plotter of intrigue.
BY Mr.. 7. Smith. l.. w. Tazewell and John
Randolph walchful ceniinels Of the peoples
rights.
Mr.. G.. Braxon (of Brsndon.) John Randolph
- The enlightened statesman, the unriyalled Ora
tor, the faithful political censor.
Mr.. Augustine NJ. BrsxtoD. John Tyler the
Governor Of Va A pure statesman, man Of
sterling worth.
By the President. The Senate Of the l.. S. -
May itnevef be pslsiei by the viii Of the Presi-
dent.
By the Vice Pfesiden', Our Freedom in de-
fence Of which oLr countrynen Fifty yearsa ego, uiu-
tually pledged to each other, their Lives, their
Fortunes and their sacred Honour.
BY the Secretary OF the b. S. My Country
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-17

~ n'S approach, without even attempting tn his
purpose who has still withheld the rewards of esteem
ana affection; aud from motive the cause which
0"uu envelope, shrunk from the task of duty, AMI
'hosc soft emotions which might nave g,addencd
e breast oil her that anxious to please always
prompt 10 anticipate his Desires and eager to contribute
very 'hhg mat affection could suggest diligence
wv, !" osuef To promote aud pcrpeuatc his felicity.
- " doSeht' let your letters to your wife be and
''""'c' n woman's heart is peculiarly formed for
ana every expression of cndearmcut from the
ma" Sc oVes' ishatcring and pleasing her. With pride
"u P'c"SuIe does she dwell each of his af
tco"' ana sure II is cold, unmanly thing deprive her
!'uous neart OF such cheap and easy modc of crafty
S IL. nu' really, should euteavor only for
"nce"o"''e' nut an agreeable Of writin, his
wiic remember hearing lady say "Whcn my husband
writes 10 me- II lie can CLEAN any little piece good
new" OF pichsnS Intelligence he is mention it,.
announcer iady used TO remark "SIv husband does in
e ~ give me PAIN, say any thing unpleasant when
he whites; ana yet don't know how it is but
ceiVeo eer from him, that did when flushed it.,
feel comlortlcss and dissasfeds''
e'iiy Hiiuk husband whenever lie goes from home,
Shou "wayS c'deavour, if possible bring tx
itilc present TO his wife. If ng valueess,
S the attention gratifes and call forth smile
Soo, huior should be always matter Of Importance.
Every enc who knows any thing of the human mind,
agrees IN acknowledging the power OF trifcs, mpa ng
e'a pam or pleasure One of our best writer's, speaking
on iS subject, int oduces the following lines
"Since tries make OF human things,
And hall our misery from those tribes springs,
u. let the ungeutle spirit learn from thence,
small unkindness is great offence.
To give rich gifts perhaps wish in vain,
But all may shan the guilt o! giving pain"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-17

az the Great Work Of Christian in Kcepino Tho
~ Heatt III the several conditions OF life Will slctc
OF the Life of the Author. To which is added DoubI
laoe, containing, the first, the sins most incident tn the
members of particular Churches plainly fol hidden in The
word lin the second, the duties .aioined ON tle in H.,
ScrIptuc- Also, Six benefits in walking by these rules
th TRANSACTIONS corrections additions: Bv the Revd
john fIavcl just published and for sale by JOSEPH MAR
Tin Agent opposite the Merchants Coffee House Main
Street. Price one Dollar, neatly bound
CONTENTS.
The extexPlaiued What the kcepirr Of ,Ic ho,r, i'm,
ports Six things included in the kceuinc of IL WIZ
christians should make it the great business OF te ~
keep their hearts.
Twelve particular Seasons, which especially cali for fh
Scnce IN keeping the hcart.1, How il may be kent
n"oe III prosperity 2iow may be kept from, desmond
ing III adversely s. How it may be supported in time of
lions troubles u How may be preserved from fears in
P"o"c dangers 2 How may be kept from cuiua when
outward WaSfue either fell feared g. How il NAV, m
kef from VAN thoughts in liaous duties r. How i, mo-
DC Kept from Te'cngeul emotions under INJURIES g. How
~ may ne Kept meek and patient under treat provocatons
- ioW may be kept when tempted from yicdin- TO te
temptations ~ How may be kept fon sad conclusions
"lN anu ooootlng s. 1sons II, How it may he kent
o'n telaPsng under suffeiiDgs for religion ~ How II
may 10 .cConched TO death in time Of sickness.
'fPptcGito7t--To hypocrites and formal profcszor-
C'stIdns walk so Improbable for the awakening of
IN zen motives to engage our diligence in keepipr II
comfort in keeping It. '''P''' al"
Do"6fe I06te.-lst Tablc--Sins most incident 70 tho
members oi particular churches. ID Tablc--1be du,ic
by these rules. '''' J" ""'h'Hs
Feb p
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on NRsrNcr

~" women are inern,ibe To tender Treatment: and
o''eFe 'ne nu"ocr Of those is indeed who you'll mn,
I.C""c"c " "H' Che most grateful returns They arc
noHhs ou' a".icy rf lcos ooI distance OF bcra,iour
IVA" can prevent those aDiaLjc qualities from bcir, cyinc
F ~ eFcf "Schs'cn' IHrc arc probably, but few men
"' VA" Ho experienced, during The intervals Of leisure
$40 r'fci'n conviction cl this iru'b. IN Tho bo;,r r
absence an solitude, who has felt his hcar, clcayirr
10 the "'a ~ bis "osom Who has not been al so,re
t'' W % impressed #lih scHe" Of her aaiabc dispo-
moe ' 'e'"'"f;a lbs happiness; and OF is being bis
h'H'".'1e o"iy - snow, by tho uucrujvocaI CO.
t'''N q" a'af "rn' ond Of Tenderness, his G.l aTr5o-
D"','" h's "'H.:'r aud faifMuincs% Eutlycs rr; nc
""' ''s '''' returned 10 his babaou u- determined
'orrfrfe me fr"ss lo has constantly cvpccnccd vet
'1r ..'" - o~~a~ rs be rca.. ~ I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-17

STANZAS.

Go, mari him on tic shattered mast.
SO, mark him on the shattered mast,
Nhen lightninss round him play,
when Death, upon the whiting blast.
Browns dreadful DER his prcy.
Think yc he fears tbs, awful form:
Think ye ne shrinSS with dread,
When lishtnings, cleaning through the storm.
Flash round his haplcss head?
An no:-Forth f.om the foaming surge
That rolls tremendous bv,
He sees spirit pure emerge,
And halls her cheering eye.
Unseen by all, save him alone.
Whom now she comes 10 save.
She shines on oceans azure throne,
\ star upon the wave.
This star, o Woman, is thy soul,
This spiri, pure art thou
he sca-boy owns thy blest con,Ioui.
Bright gem OH dangers brow,
II thou but show Thy heavenly form
Above lie's darling sea,
tVclaugh To scorn the howiing stoIm,
AE;! jest with misery.
BcsroN BARD.
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900
From POu'son's american Dddu .7dyeihscr
THE SEASONS.

From POllson's .9merica,e Doiip .7dyahsr.
THE SEASONS.
Sweet arc Spring earliest fowsrs,
From the green moss pecping;
Sweet Mans infant hours,
On beauiy's bosom sleeping;
Yet oft Il bghting storm
Withcrs tho tender form,
Fen on the parents arm,
While friends around stand weeping.
Gay smiles the Summer bowers,
Birds their music lending;
Bright shine Mems useful hours,
Joy each day attending:
Yet oft do clouds arise,
That shade the sunny skies,
They speak thus to the wise,
Seek joys THAI have no ending.
SEQ Autumn, bounfcous hind,
Industry regarding;
See Mans we'll cultur'd mind,
Youthful care rewarding;
Vet Oft tho Summer day
Is past in mrih away;
"Live while you live some say,
All anxious thoughts discardiug.
Now Winter reigns scvsyc,
Natures charms courcaling;
Mans closing scene is near,
Ear,hs vanites revealing:
But with plcntcous store,
We smile at Winters pow'r;
So he with wisdom's lore,
Content is ever feeling.
EOSALIE.
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Yates & M'Intyre,
washington Civ
Feb %
IRON ANIL "COPPER".
NAvT CoMMIss1ovrRs,O


1890, 11th FEB. 1926.
H7hE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive scaled
n proposals until the 18th day March for the supplv
OF al TIE round, square, aud fiat American Iro1 that nav
be required for the of the Navy Ing the present wear
TO be delivered '''
Portsmouth,, y. II. not less than nine tons
Charesio"n' Mass not less than ore hundred and ten
tons. w 90
BfooSyn, ~ y. not less ;hau ilIifty-eight tons
Philadelphia, not less than two tons
Gosport, Va. not less than Fifty tons
Wasfngtnns not less than sixty tons
Inc Nat and square iron must be hammered: and the
round non made from hammered bars
Proposals will at the time received for the sum
ply oil an the bolt and sheet "copper" and COPPER spe rods
ana naIs that may be required the sevcra places where
TIC iron is to be delivered.
ne iron and Copper must be Of the best uualifv and
undergo Tie Customary n tiun at the place of delivery
" suc otner inspection tic Commissioners Of the Nav
may direct. Ivy
PERSONS desiring TO furnish the iron and copper above
eHohe" WI be aScd 10 endorse on the back of Their
oncIs INC words 10 furnish iron Ground fiat or snuareI
OF copper, DC 10 be delivered at (St,tipr tic
pace or places at which the delivery is to be made
Il be published IN the National Journal Na,ion,t II,
eiisencer' Baltimore American, Baltimore Patriot Dsr,o
cratic Press National Gazette CommercjaI AJye,,iser
IN " National Advocate, N. f. Palladium Ros,on p
,, Portsmouth Journal, Richmond Enquirer, Richmond
Fc1, r.
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CHRIsTMAs AMUsEMENTs.
NC Gnme "a Itcentl

This game mas be familiar to some Of our readers as
bos given rise great variety ofrccreatioDs founded
on Inc principle. One Of these called "Comment
Fairc- mus" is, believe, very great favorie.
thc game Of twenty is however greatly SUPERIOR from
o scope it gives for inc display of the requirements
OF the party engaged in science, natural history, bi
ogr7phy, &c
Tho principle Of the game is, that person having
thought ofsomctIog under ncof the ;hrco heads, ami
maj ecgcaric o-mneral, is questioned By another with
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-17
1870 Prizes.
26970 Blanks.

1870 Tickets - tto0n ~,
ue'efn'ne the Prizes in this Lottery, the go numbers
VIII DC seyeray placed in wheel day of drawing
ana I'VE OF them be drawn al that ticket having on
the LIST, I'd and Sd drawn numbers in tie order in G ;
arawn VIII be entitled the prize $4,000; and those
hvo other tickets which shall have on them the eamc n,
bcF III the following ORDERS shall be entitled n ,he nri,o
aihSed to them respectively, viz:
The LIST, Sd and Cd, to $1,000
"a, ist and 81, 1OCCO
"a 3i and 1st, to 1915
81, lst and Cd, To 5000
! I'll "a and LIST 5000
Inc /" other tickets, which shall on then, three of
the drawn numbers, and three the Cd Sd and h
the "a, 9TH and 9th, the 81, 9TH 5 in some one If
$1,000. N" - P''%e Oh
All others, being SO, with any other three OF le drawn
NUMBERS on thei viii each be entitled prize of $500
Inc 100 tickets which shall ma the drawn MN
bers on them and those o the LIST and Cd will
titled 10 prize of $50. ~
The 312 tickets which shall have two of the drawn num-
oS Oh mem; ana those two, the Cd and Sd, 18th and
9TH, will each be entitled 10 n prize of sos 1890
All others, being 1902, any other two of the ,,
numbers on them, will each nc entitled to a prize of$lo
And all these 1880 tickets, having but one Of tho
So. ~
No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of s,,cror
denomination, can be entitled to IL inferior prize
fizes payable forty days after the draw ing aud subject
10 the usual deduction of Is per cent
W. Vendors will please particularly to observe ,ot the
fHzes III this Lottery to bc determined as above
stated ana NOT as stated in the copy Them hereto
fore. ~
In the Scheme heretofore sent to them the six bbc,
prizes we're awarded 10y mistake the is having ON
he The sd, 4, and 5t drawn numbers in their various
organizations respectively, instead of LIST, g. and I
hawn as above set forth There ALSO in consequence
OF that difference, various Others
me above Scheme in I'll its parts, however is hc one
published on issuing Of the Class Raleigh and must go
VeTn tie determination OF the prizes.
ne mistake or difference of the northern
oiHccs owing to impression the prizes were t bc
determined precisely in she Fist Glass of the Dismal
swamp Canal Iot;ery.
In the Scheme sent ihe, it is also 20 be observed
mat inc Lottery was designated by title of Jpashinr
1on Canal G"d Oord .4cGdeny Lottery First Glass" The
Lottery IS The same notwithstanding the difference as to-
the tile i'll the two Circ"lurs.
J. b. TATI.S,
Eaieiak, .Iaualaru O. 1ReG -
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March 7
PIi1GLNY.4:

OF Appeals held at the Capitol in the City OF
hrhniond' on Saturday, March 9TH, 1896:
William and David Kyle and Company, pre
against F|'''
Daniel COMEDY an
l"n writ OF super scdeas judgment of the superior
cSuIt oil law of Amelia county.
WITH OIL sulersedeas heretofore awarded the plaintiffs
10 STOP Inc execution of the said Judgment not beipr re-
" eAecutea on the defendant. and il appearing TO tie
Sasason oi this court, that IL not an NJ
~; '"""' >'i.'i' on Tue motion OF the plaintiffs by
their counsel is ordered that the said defcri,n, A.
'pe't heic, ON the FIRST Monday in June next To have "a
cheafhs OF the Whole matter in the Judgment aforesaid
cn"he" ana that copy of this order forthwith insert
eo VI some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
anu continued once week fer eli -, successive weeks md
"o'he' COPY thereof lie posted the front door of the
capitol i'll the said city.
13 copy. Testc T. gTJEn-
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e view o; discovering his thought but lac IS only
twenty questions, uron paiu Of oif eit lie o.
bged TO husband them WELL and take care that no SUI
peiHuous or unnecessary ones asked this with the
accompanying example, will render the game intelli.
gibe.
., LIST. To which of the three Kingdoms of nature
docs your thought oeong-the animal the vegetable or
the mineral
a. The animal.
q. 2ud. The rational or irraticnals
n. The rational.
q Sd. Male or female
a. Male.
q ttl Is he i:vinc3
a. Yes.
{. 5th. What couutrvman is he:
A. Scotchnau.
g. 9Th To what rank does hc bclong King, Lords
or Commons " O.
4. Commons.
q. eth What trade profession does he follow
"A. The law.
.. 9Th Fer what is Inc distinguished?
a. For his writings.
y. 9th What is the general nature OF his writings?
a. Historical novels and poetry.
e. 10th Have his writings been generally welt re-
cc'ved, and source Of emolument TO him.
a. Both.
9. / th Are his writings distinguished by good or
bad tendency
a. Decidedly good.
g. l2th- Have any honors been conferred on him in
consequence, and What?
d. he has been created Daronet, and has cxper.
enccd other marks OF royal favour.
Quest ioner-l our thought is Sir W alter Scott
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-17
T>OSALIE.
From tie .Na5sa-l.aschs Yeoman.
THE PAST YEAR.

THE PAST YEAR.
Departed year! there is II tone
or silent elogucnce in thee,
That tells of hopes and pleasures Town,
Like bubbles on the swelling sea,
That glitter one short monemt there,
And then are lost in empty air.
Times si!sut and untiring wings
Are holding on their noiSeless way,
And Earth, with all its glorious things,
Speaks of but charges aud decay;
Yes! all that dwel!s our ;ark sphere
Is like to thee, thou fading year!
When smiling nature hailed the birth
OF her young daughter, rosy Spring,
Aud breathing flowers on the earth,
And loving birds the wing;
When every zephyr bore along
The voice of melody and song
How many young, md fair, and gay,
Whose buoyant steps danced free ana light,
On pleasures soft and sunny way,
lille life was beautiful and bright;
Flow many, ere the season fed
Were faded like its flowers, and dead.
And when tiny sun, proud Summer, rode
Along its blazing pathway high,
How oft has Youth, whose passions Slowcd
Like 'hy deep and burning sky,
Who walkd in beauty, strength and pride,
Quick as the lightning flashes died!
And noble manhood fades away,
Autumn like thy leaf, wan and scar,
When Earth is mantled with decay,
And winds sweep DER the dying year;
While Winters tempest shrill aud loud.
Weaves for Old Age the snowy STROUD.
Time then nay hurry on its fight,
And Death still whispcr, "dust TO dust
But Tobel in undeca ying light,
The sainted spirit OF the lust
Shall mount on wings Of faith sublime,
And triumph over Death and Time.
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NOTICE.

a - persons having clams against the Estate or Izar5
- l. "hii'ockc, decd, late CLERK of Hepr;ro Co,,,
NoU5.' are requested 10 make them known to the sifscy
" .''se VINO arc indebted to said estate are adnorised
"'NY ,mmo"iatc paymcDtto him, it IS his wish and
MS GUY 10 close his administration ~ spcedv ae posslc
HERBERT CLAIBORNE Admir-
p.- Of IzadB. Whitlocke, deed.
d-w.f
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TRUST, SALE

HDOkSUANTt TO the provisions of n Deed Of Tnr., ~.
eora ny Samuel S. Griffin, bearing date on the lat
w May, .oi, ana admitted tn record the Office of the
SetS OF 'hc ilus'incs Count city of W;ln,,sb,
on me ioh a"y Of June, 1918, secure the
OF 4 wo Ahousand Dollars to Robert G.. Scott and on
wn'c" sum tec is due, the interest the LIST dav Of
JANUARY 1926, shall proceed, on Monday the 1o d.,
OF Ar next to sell to the highest bidder at Public Aucon
o C"S' on inc premises that desirable Residence now
occupied ny INC said Griffin in the city Of WILLIAMSBURG
WIN inc Lots thereto arpcr,aning and adjoining the resi-
"ece OF Mrs tcocy; and which described in the said
Du Q! iius /" 'e following mnnncr:"A certain House
and Lots Of Land situate and being in The civ of W;
asoug' The boundaries whereof fully, ,nnutey and
completely set forth III Decd from the said Robcr, G.
eo,' and S"san his wife 10 the said Griffin bearing date
on the LIST day of May 1916" Acting as Trustee shall
COMFY only snch title as is vested in me, although il is be-
IeV" mat The title which will he conveyed will be wi,hcu,
exception '
March 7