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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-06

Geo. kremer, Gen. Jackson's particular friend
the man who, few years since, spouted high
dutch in Congress for the ediication of the
members, continues, occasionally to display his
@nrtoGtted powers before the House. Surely,
Pennsylvania has cause to facilitate herself on
possessing such representative. The last ex-
hibitiOn he has made of himself was in the dis
cussion of Chiton's resolution on the 26tb ult
notice of which will be found in the following
extract from the proceedings.
Mr.. Wright of Ohio, i'll concluding his re-
marks on the subject said, G have attract
ed the notice of the gentleman from Penn
sylvanla, who, short time since occupied
a position near the door, but is now know
not where, Mr.. Kremer) and may he ex-
pected to pay him passing notice That
gentleman has altogether mistaken the side
advocated, in ranking me among the op-
posers of the measure, which Should not
have supposed he could do unless he were
asleep when | spoke. Sir, whenever that
gentleman rises on this floor, to "cry aloud
and spare not" although his remarks have
not the charm of novelty to recommend
them, being made up of set of words and
p"toSCSS WhlNn Will d llIJl6 ALTERATION. are
made to suit all occasions, yet there is some
thing In the matter and manner so infinite
iy tarclcal and amusing, both to myself and
the House, that cannot find it in nv heart.
by any reply ofmine, to interpose the slight
est obstacles, in the way of exhibitions. af-
fording SO much entertainment to all around
me-"
Mr.. Kremer, of Pa. said, in reply, I ought
to thank the gentleman from Ohio for being
SO greatly amused by me. | wish could
return the compliment by saying, that was
either amused or instructed by him. But il
: was the reverse for he never speaks but
he reminds me ofan old hen, who is eternal
ly cackling, cackling, and never laws an
egg. have now done with the gentleman.
We have received letter from &C. c." in
reply to the structures of Lovett Peters, ESQ. in
last weeks Spy, on his former communication.
lie says that two meetings have been held at
Westborough on the subject of the Tariff that
his article related exclusively to the first, and as
applied to that, his statements are strictly true,
and can be "proved by good men," We omit
the further remarks of 4" G. c." as tending need.
lessly to PrOlong controversy of very triainr
consequence to the public
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
FcR PREsTDrxr.
FcR PRESIDENT,
QUINCY ADAMS,
oy MASSACHUSETTS.

AAsSACHC5ETTS.
"hom WASHINGTON, in 1894, appointed
minister to the Netherlands, and in 1895 min.
Hs :, Portugal, and considered the s.most
sAlusoie pubic character We bad abroad"
"nou JEFFERSON, in 1875, esteemed so
nlsnly, mat he said to Mr.. Gerry, 81 con-
sra'uia'e your country on their prospects in
TINS young man,
Who, in 1903, while a member of the sens,r If
massachusetts,. was elected TO the senate of
the United States over Timothy Pickering.
VINO, on the 2lst February, 1907. introduces
tue hrst resolution ever presented to congress
IA Iasor oil the now established policy of in
ternal improvement;
"no' during the presidency Of Jefferson was
elesa'ed by the ballots of the senate to thirty
VI tue most important committees;
"no was Chairman Of the committee raised on
VIZ Jenerson's message on the Burr conspi
racy, and a member of all the other commit
tees in relation thereto;
"hsm MADISON, in 1909, commissioned min
istef to Russia, appointed frs: to negotiate
Tue treaty OF Client, and subsequently minister
to Great Britain;
Whom MONROE placed first in his cabinet;
Which selection Gen. Jackson declared TO be
the best possible;
whom THE PEOPLE, in 1924. elevated to
.he highest station in the world;
whose adntaistrahon, though assaiIed from the
beginning by an opposition uuexampled for
rs bitterness and profisscy, has been singu.
larry prosperous;
ana VINO, 10 less than four years. besides de.
'faying the expenses of government, (grest
ana extravagant' as they are said 10 be by his
oppanents,) and besides applying sspsive mil
ions to works of publicsimprovement and ma
tionsi defence, has paid more than .hirty-shree
mihio'as efthe pubic debt.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

DuBLIC sALE.-win be sold, by public
4 auction, at the subscribers resi- ience, en-
the farm belonging 20 the heirs of John Aibur-
tia, deceased, ore mile from Martinsburg, on
Wednesday, the 22d instant. oil of his personal
property, consisting OF three valuable Colts.
Mich Cows, and Young Cattle, SHEEP, and d
number OF Hogs--among hem several 6f for
the knife; Farming Implements Of various des-
cfiptions; Corn by the bushel; Household and
Kitchen Furniture of oil kinds; such As good
Feather Beds, Bedding. 3edsleads. two nu-
reaus. Desk. Tables, Chairs. &c. together Nth
q number OF articles, not necessary TO particu-
larise. Six months credit viii be given the pur.
chaser. Except for the Colts, which will be
soid tor cash. on all sums over FIVE dollars. uponH
giving bond with approved security; under that
sum, cash. Sale 10 begin early in the day, and
continue until oil 10 sold. JOHN CROSS.
Oct 2-tg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

There are few cities which epjoy The
unsnviabls distinction Of having been
more frequently besieged than Constan-
tinople. From the time of Aicibiades to
that of Mahommed III. II has undergone
four and tweaty sieges, the FIRST aud the
last, with those Of Se~verous. Constan-
tine, Dandolo, and Michael P~sleologus,
were, however, the only occasions on
which the assailants were not repulsed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

ERocERiES.-Gunpowder, Imperial, and
~ Tyson TEA, warranted fresh, sud very
superiors CHEESE. very fne, Rio (commonly
called siusk) aud ST. Domingu corr EE; Loaf,
Lump, and Brown SUGARS; New Orleans and
sugar House MOLASSES. Juss rec eived and
for sale ~ Jas. & wM. N. RIDDLE.
Oct. ,. iS28-u
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

.fceidenf-On Tuesday last, q little girl, toe
daughter Of Mr.. William Downes. resident near
the railing Waters, was killed by a chopping
block falling on her. Il Is supposed. that. in
attempting to ascend it. she drew il upon her
saff
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
.TRUTH's ADVOCATE"

The last number Of this interesting and
valuable political publication, contains
a long and elaborate article, vindicating
the political consistency of John Quincy
Adams. The writer conclusively proves,
not by mere assertion, but by facts oh.
tanned from public documents, public and
private letters, and newspaper declara-
tons, made between the years 1900 and
1928, that Mr.. Adams is not, and never
was a Federalist, ia the party accepta-
ton of the term; and stamps the mark of
falsehosd, scarce less deep than that
which established a separation between
Cain and bis fellows. upon the charges
which have been so repeatedly made by
the Opposition against the political con-
sistsncy of our present Chief Magistrate.
Notwithstanding the very extensive
circulation Of the above named work, we
regret that it is not within the reach of
every intelligent man in the country. 1t
is emphatically the .Advocats Of Truth,
and good order, and cannot fail of pro.
ducing good effects, wherever the mind
is not proof against the force of manly
argument, and the voice of immutable
truth-CNiat Ing.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

IoHN II. BLoNDEI.L tenders his aesaow-
y ~lsdgmeuis 10 the public, and informs tsem
that the business will heresfler be carried @ by
himself, AT the same place. in all its various
branches. lie has bad much reason to be grit.
ned by the Patronage whioh be has already C.
ceiyed; and he hopes that his unrcmtting sttes.
tion TO business, and disposition to o6lige hs
customers. will entiAe him to their continued
and lneressing support. he viii spare no pains
TO give satisfaction 10 alI Who msy honor him
with o call, Ger. c-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

Synod Of Maryland and TTgiiia.
Fnthk Clergy and Lsy Delegates, composing
Il the Synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Maryland sud virgiu i will convene
at Shepherd's-town. Va. on the ;hird Sunday.
and 18Th day Of October next. All persons.
having business to transact with this synod, will
attead accordingly.
DAVID r. SCHEFFER, Secretary.
Frederck, Aug. 90. IocI 2. 1921
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

nissoLuTIoN OF PARrNERsHip-the
~ Partnership IN the Copper, Sheet Iron, aud
fianiag Business. heretofore existing In this
place, ey the undersigned, has this day been dis
,olved by mutual consent. The Notes and Ac.
counts Of the Arm, have been assigned to James
p. Erskine & Co. to whom payment will be
made. Jas. 7. ERSKlNE,
JOHN X. BLosDELL.
Martinsburg. Sept. %, 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
DIED

On wednesday night, the gath ult. at the re-
sldenee OF Mrs. Stribling, near Battle town, Miss
EMILY SMOKERS, of this place.
On Sunday last, Mrs. - BURKET, wife
OF Mr.. John Burket, Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

NOU are ordered to parade in front OF Kroe
l. sets Tavern in Martinsburg, on Saturday,
the l6.h inst. at precisely ! o'clock, r. M. in
tnll uniform. A p%anctusi attendance 10 required
from every member.
by order of Capt. ysndorep,
Oct. 2, 1928. JAMES THOMSON, o. S.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
g. s.. FOWLER.

LOTTERY, Exchange, e Commission Broker,
Al the late stand OF s. & M. Al.en. & Coy
near Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington City. 0ct2
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
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@~BUs uNUA
THE PEOPLES TICKET.
TIE PEOPLES TCKET

y fRiENDS OF .1.HERTcSNLNDUS.
Lhf, hTERR-9L IMPROVEMENT
~ CIVIL QU.lLIFIc.4TTON FOR
CIVIL OFFICE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.
ELsvIsrH CLASS xoa 1923

Highest Prize, 25,e00 Dollars.
rfcKgTs TIN DOLLARS.
TO be draasn IL she City philadelphia,
On SATURDAY NEXT, October sth.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

IsT OF LETTERS remaining 10 the Post
IL Office. Mariinsburg, Va. on he lst day or
October, 1928, which, ii not taken ouisby tho
first day Of January next, will be sent 10 tho
Gcnorsl Post Office az dead letters.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

The conduct Of many of Gen. Jackson's sup
porters. afford evidence already of a character
too strong to be resisted, that should their ia
vorite candidate succeed, and they become the
dominant party, that they wonld at once put a
stop to the further progress Of Internal I'm.
provement and Domestic Manufactures, no
matter how ruinous it might prove to the best
interests of the country.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

The Portland Patriot, of the 18th inst.
says:-"We have published to-day the
names of eighty four of the representa-
tives elect, Of which the number OF Jack
son men appears to be only ninstssn. II
we have omitted to i~talicise any, We viii
cheerfully correct the error on being no.
tiled of it"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

4. Jacob Armstrong
William Anderson,
or Catharine Murphy
William Able
n. Rev. John Bear
John Breitenbsughs
Miss Jane boggs
Jacob Diimire
Aaron Buckles
c. Thomss Croney
Joshua Curtis
John Clark
Miss Frances Clark 2
Gibson Crsighead
Edward coiston
d. George Deck
Daniel VI. Doll
r. Josish Flagg
David ForAn
James Forbes
G.. William GLADDEN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gard
ner
Peter Gardner
Absalcm Gill
James Gardner 2
II Christian Henry
David Hunter
Eliza l.. Hooper
Alexander Henry
J. Miss Maria Job
liam job
John Nj. Johnston
| X. Jacob Keller
| Philip KAlan
/ Alexander Kenney
William u. King
L. Eleanor Lee
Henry Alex. Limo
| William Lyles
William o. Lyle, esq.
III. William McDermoti
John Miller, tailor
David Miller
Henry MIR, Bach
Creek
Oct. 2, 1864
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
VfOb PRECEDENT,
RICHARD RUSH,
CT PENNsYIvANiA.

Whom MADISON, in 1914, appointed attor.
ney general Of the United States;
Whom MONROE, in 1917, appointed minister
to Great Britain;
Whom Adams. in 1925, appointed secretary of
toe treasury; and
Who has approved himself the able and fearless
advocate Of the great interests of domestic in
dustry and internal Improvement.
VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKET
1 Dist. Col Stephen Wright of Norfolk
. Benjamin Harrison of Charles city.
8 Joseph Goodwin of Dinwiddie
a DIR. Richard Field, of Brunswick.
5 Gen. Ed. C. C~arripgton. of Halifax.
6 Benjamin Hatcher. of Chesterfield
Z Samuel Branch, of Buckingham.
s Judge Elem. Saunders, of Franklin.
9 David .. Garland, of Amherst.
10 Chapman johnson, of Richmond.
IL Judge FIT Brooke, of Spottsylvania.
10 Charles Hill, Of King and Queen
IS Capt. Robt Lively, of Elizabeth City.
IA Capt Hancock Eustace, of Stafford.
Is John Shackleford, of Culpeper.
is Judge VIM. A. G. Dade, of Pr. Wm.
II Col. William Ellzey, Of Loudoun.
IS Alfred Fl. Powell, Of Frederick.
10 Col. Jos: Mauzeu, of Rockingham.
90 Judge Arch'd Stuart, of Augusta.
81 BallardSmitb, Of Greenbrier.
% Col. Benin Estill, of Washington.
% Judge Lewis Summers, of Kanawha.
"a Alpheus z. Wilson, of Monongalia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

TsHoMAS sCHNEBLY, 6Dsnsfsf.J
3 purposes being in Aiariinsbsrg rus DAY.
when be win be happy to attend TO the duties Of
his profession. Oct.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

we have been authorised by capt. Hugh Lyle
"s'ale, that his name has been enrolled upon
we Jackson Committee of Vigilance for Berke-
y County, without his authority. he wishesit
"De distinctly understood, that he cannot, un.
any circumstance. lend bis aid to elevate An
Se" Jackson to tho office once occupied by the
'-ner OF his country, the beloved Washington.
gorge Swearingen, Sheriff of Washington
NY Nd. murdered his wife on the Sth ult.
-0N made has escape.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

There are nine daily papers now pub
lished in Boston, and the same offices al
so issue eight weekly and semi.weskly
papers. One paper ispublished tri- week
ly and twenty weekly. There are three
Magazines issued once a fortnight; six
monthly and n every two months.
There are six quarterly publications, in
GLIDING the re. publications Of the Quar-
terly and Edinburg Review, one which
makes its appearance semi annually and
three of the class called ANNALS. Making
a total Of SO periodicals, exclusive of
Annual Reports OF Societies, as Prison
Discipline, Peace, Lntempsranee, sc.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

"m0" otSn.-rorty.eight Jurors, lately as
sembled at Clarksburg. in Harrison county, to
attend the Federal Court of that place; summon
edirom the different counties composing the
0strlct,-a Vote was taken on the Presidential
question: forty one of whom were for the ADM.
olS'ration, and seuen for Jackson. Every county
composing the district, is represented as having
smsJority for the Administration, except Harri.
son. which is claimed by both parties. This in
i0'ma'ion we have from a gentleman of sterling
integrity, and was one Of the Jurors. West of
we Blue Ridge, there isa decided majority in
ia'oF of the Administration. Let our friends
Aastot the Blue Ridge exert themselves, and
give respectable minOrities, and Virginia will be
herself again.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02

Oct. ?. 1855
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-06
IMPORTANT FROM BR.zu


BALTIhIoRE, Dec. 3.-Captan Thomson In.
me schooner Buglehorn, a, this port yesterday 10
81 days TO the capes from Rio dc Janeirol reached
ms CITY last night, with the letter bag of the
ochooner. We stop the press for the purpose nf
inserting the interesting information which to
lows IVA
The U. S. sloop Of war Boston arrived. at Rio A.
1aneifo on the lith October, in IL days from Mon
.eVueo, bringing accounts OF the ratification of t,.
iFeaty OF Peace, and the raising of the Boclad of
'i!e Id rata. i he Boston, on her arrival dis
charged many OF her men whose term of servtca
nau expired Eighteen Of them have arrived in
ule buSiehorn. The Boston was making pren,ra
tons to return TO the United States. exner,ino
hourly the vessel that was to relieve her on iIe
brazil station Her officers and crey, all cn;ov
lhe best health, and anxious to return 10
years "''ee
ETtToct Of a letter to the Editors of The american,
doted Rio de Janeiro, 18th oct 1928
ny iete.rs from Montevideo to the 2gtb Iast
mouth we learn that peace was ratified at Buenos
Ayres on the 2ath September; and that tJe Re.
lillian Admiral had raised the blockade in ccuea-
quence thereof. "a vessels, anchored in In, nor,
Oh monteVideo, went up 10 Buenos Ayres. We
. esot moment expecting the Packet from the
river with the off cial documenis VIC
business Is dull for the moment a. ,nie.,, b 90.
Pecteo' fiour soi heavy SALE the more 30 AZ he
STOCK on ha1d consists mostly OF old -four and t,s
l2u5O0rs 'H'" AS'oOO-
yesterday brig Cbalcedony arrived from Rich.
rnond with the Grst cargo of new -four: tbs sn,n
pies came on shore to- day-we Expect In ot,.,:..
5"u1oO-l4nO0O RS. for the whole cargo. yeuo,.'
SodP iiO rs Sperm. Candles $50; 20 re- ner A.
NiidiIs EonCoO rs. per doz. '
u. S. SaIP Bosro,Y.
RIO DE JANEIRo, October f5. 1909
'uesTs. Do66in murphy q Bose.
"Gentemen--Having favorable cI,arco or,,...
,nng' thought would drop few lines 10 vo,, 70
Iet you know that Peace was ratified. ,Cd ~
blockade raised. Vessels were allowed 10 eonn
"iuout detention; several had sailed before ,va
Ic l Montevideo. As soon as can obtain a cons,
% me terms OF Peace, will send il 10 YOU. ~
Sho"iedgc tie receipt Of papers by The CeIeno ara
zen iiahuj The latter vessel arrived at AIontevj
dc2 alter q passage OF rs days.
Extract Of letter from same source. dated
GO " RIO De IANEfRo. Ocf ~
, ohce writing mine Of the 18th inst ~ !
Seo. aoie 10 get copy of the extract of the pr.
OO,i' c'i.un, winch now send 70 YOU Az soo,
as the English SIoop OF War Heron arr,ves S",''
buenos Ayres, will be able u send vo,, ,hn
EXTRACTS FROM THE pRFJIsrtN
,-, CONVENTION, &c.
, ne Government Of Brazil and that of H.,
ileFuDnc, engage themselves TO evacuate f,s pc
vince Of montevidcO. that IL may be constitutes
and governed as The said Province NAV thinl. 80
per. In two months after the EXCHANGE oe r..
Iaubcaio1 OF tbs treaty in Montevideo The prl
zllian troops viii remove by sea or land IN tboi.
W" ,orHory The Argentine troops will cro.s
.''e igussy-hieen bundled Of the former vi
''''"' - n"''r 'e'. a'si 81, seGae -,.r,- =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-06
Cuipeper Land Eor iSoJe

Nv virtue OF decree OF the county court of CuI-
r, pepper In Chancery, in suit in which ] w
Green, executor OF Mary Stephens is plain1a and
fhillp Slaughter is defendant, shall on The OH
gsy OF January next, at the front door of Strothers
uaFein AT CuiPeper courthouse, expose 10 sale TO
.he highest bidder, tract of land containing one
hundred and hfty acres, or less, in the conn.
~ OF CuiPeper, adjoining the lands of Daniel +
Slaughter, John Slaughter and Philip S,aughter,
On the waters OF Cedar run. Terms Of sale ere,
ul OF o, IL and is months, in three equal
instruments. Bond and security. viii, a aooJ 81
trust upon the land, to be given by the purchaser
VIM. GREEN, comm'r.
ONN'Os G2-tut,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-06

more OF ours III whatsoever point OF the Province
which may be ten leagues distant from the resi-
dence Of the Government.
The city oil Montevideo shall be governed du-
ring the period asst is at present, and the coun-
try by the government of the patriots: but before
iour months ton the date OF the ratification there
shall be chosen Provincial Government, by
Provincial Representation, which will meet at
the distance before mentioned from the military
forces; and for their cleo ton the citizens of Mon
{. video shall assemble aud vote without the W ais
out oil reach OF cannot shot OF the Plaza, and
without any troops whatever being present. In
four months at farthest from the installation of this
permanent government, intervening in the COM
missions OF the Empire and the Republic, for the
sole purpose OF observing that their respective
lines oil demarcation bc not encroached upon-af-
ter which the Brazilian troops, will retire and
deliver the place as it was before the war. This
| agreement will have all it's force and value for
the space OF tive years, within which time will be
concluded The dehniiiyc Treaty OF Peace; but i!
within this period il cannot b. accomplished nei-
Their party shall be- able TO declare war, without
| Notifying II six months previous, and informing
the British Government. Fhe Treaty being made
ana the hve years expired. the Oriental Prov
luce can unite itself freely either to Brazil or Bue
nos Ayres-but il in that time their II tranquility
should be disturbed by anarchy, aud the lawful
Government should mpfose succour, both parties
are Obliged to extend them, and each maintain a
force in the Province until order shall be com
pieteiy re-establishcd. The Oriental Government
Is not Obliged to respect functions or take coyni.
xance ofopnons anterior to the alton
Of this convention. The blockade of Buenos Ayrcs
snail be raised in forty eight houIs after the ex
change OF the rathcations in Montevideo, and
the vessels OF the two parties shall be notified
within The period already agreed upon, according
to the distances after which vessels captured shall
not be good prizes Limits and other matter.
Will be agreed ugon afterwards by special Treaty
RIO DE JANEIRo, August 25th, 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-06
Dec. 6.
.WOTTCE

1UhsUA.r TO a decree of Goochland county
- court, shall, as Commissioner. seu a. ~
highest bidder al Powel's Tavern on the IOtb
Gay OF February next, If fair, otherwise the next
isir day, two tracts Of land, one contsininc "a
acres, adjoining Holman Shoemaker and others !:
uhe o'her tract containing 90 aud half acres adj
Joining VIM. ST. Glars and other.tbe ns,, az.
Upon ], 2 and years equal annual instaImcnts
we purchaser 70 give bond with approved seen
nty, together with deed Of trust on The land sod
10 secure The purchase money. Srch title onIv as
commissioner will give, which | believe 70 ne
"n r, VIM. FORD, comm.
go " 63~-syfds