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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

e Charlottesville, .4Ug. Is, 1923.
On: 90 have doubt seen, in The Virginia Advncate
~ i've "a inst. letter from a certain DR.. Thomas G. Wat
hnS OF tennessee, addressed q the editors of tba,
paper, III relation 10 the Of Jackson and RurrThs
'e'f mas been published Tor Inc purpose of disprovinp
statement made by Judge Williams and has been relied
o" ~ me editors OF the Advocate The publication of thai
ce' mas been viewed with indignant feelings by men of
"' bFiiss in hs coony who at al acquainted with
"" '''oT. nave myself net much personal acuuain-
"' "''h hm, but the public sentiment of both parties
CPS 70 ne almost unanimous here, such evidence
"' ot 10 have been introduced aud the editors ifem-
serves nave avowsd sentiments IN conversation ecuav
Wnd'ofabe to their witness Why wa this evidence used
C'ny 70 make an impression abroad, which is acknog
'eusfd y could not possibly do here.
MS ieter was obtained from Watkins believe in MAY
Ias 'itfr it conversation Of ono of the editors with
nv" on THIS subject and when that editor was fully under
INC impression that the letter Mr. Kerr contained the
statement relative TO the Nashville ball. &c The letter
seems assigned TO sUit what then believed To be tho
charges but as Judge Williams has since come out the
'cof Goes not so well the purpose At the same
I'm" "ey obtained letter from Gen Jackson 10 this same
~ watkins, written think in 1922 willie the Doctor ras
w ''S county, which published IN the Advocate some
"'ne 'st SPRING to prove the General could SMELL
Is out lust that the public should be spprised of che
'"dt.rT Of this Dr. Watkins, that they NAV No, r.. d..
F+' UY ne c'rea's ot his .erer ~ tv he r,arrr, IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20
ALGERNON SIDNEY.

fy"m The .TGfionG1 Tpiellircncry.
"E%. LACOtK AND GEN. JACKSON
Gen I,acocb, OF pepuey Iysna, wbn, it viii be re-
s''''ie1' Fa'sn :n'f'esscd reu1r % h;s alow cin.
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izDTJCaTTON


THE Subscribers School for boys of twelve
- years and under, will open on the 18th Janua
ry, 1929. instruction will be given in the usual
branches OF all English Education and in Latin,
Greek, and French. Board, including washing,
candles, SC. S$42 so per session OF FIVE months:
and for tuition, SIP so for the same time. The
I'd session will commence in thirty days after the
first concludes, and continue until the middle of
December.
Payment in advance will be expected for the
lst session, and or before the midde-of Nov.
for the I'd session.
Females, under the age of Ii years, will be re-
ceived and taught upon the same terms by Mrs.
Elizabeth W. c. Taylor, who lives with the Sub
scriber. They may be instructed in any, or all OF
the above branches of Education, if required.
The 81 hools will be kept in separate apartments.
Any persons inclined 10 entrust their children 10
our care, may rely upon the same attention being
paid 10 their religious and moral improvement to
their conduct both in and out of school, to health
and cleanliness, that / have ever paid TO my own
children; and if it should please God to visit us
with sickness, may rely upon such medical assist
ance, gratis, the experience OF upwards of 80
years practice will enable the Subscriber 10 afford
them though will venture the opinion, that no
district Of country in the United States exceeds
ours in health. a line addressed TO Mrs. Taylor
or myself, Montpelier, Hanover county, Virginia,
will be attended 10.
CARTER BERKELEY
November 7. 54--U
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CO.YCORD --45I1DEdJI

VIE eIerees Il this Seminary for The ensuing year vii
commence the 18th January and terminate on ts 5th
1 The course Of instruction will comprise in a
Iuoh 70 ihe mIGT bIanches OF English Educ ation the
the application Of Algebra to Geometry plaue and
~ Ioa iTg9nomeiry Ohemy, natu al, moral political
nlosoIhy, history, Beles-Letes Composition, and The
Lain, GIess French, Italian and Spanish Languages. h
vacation whi be allowed dufics the Month Of August. The
number Of useHl and respectable. men VIZ; b,ve
pc" sdufe+d at This Seminary, and The high literary rank
ways maintained ny those who hays goE com thu, fnsf,-
sna suleien prove that The Students been Idiciousy
am faithfully instructed The Patrons of the In.uiion are
invited at all times 10 visit the Subscriber and ,sdre of Inc
ua'lon 1nJ Proe Of the pupils. The or board and
u'n WIN De SZiO eseh boatder finding bis bed bed.
enhs Parents and Guardisrs residing distance who
may "h IN commit their Children wards his care are
requested TO make timely application by letter, G
THOMAS Il. COLEMAN
Prest Of Concord .acadeuY
Near the Bowling Green Caroline County.
Nov. IS. "a "a.
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Lend for Sdie.

PURSUANT deed bearing date the Goth day
Il Decsmher 10 the yGaI 1926, ans duly recorded
ft- ohee oi iiiehno"d County, executed ny a. G. Nc
CoIy, aud Lucinda D. his WIFE the he
ct Of IT, Y. McCnty aud by sub equent srrsne by
consent made by tie parties, that tract parcel land
tanning about 5i2 acres called Liberty lll in Richmond
County Va.
This tact well de.rrves the confederation If those
may Wish 10 purchase land II has story dousle
iIouss ooEtanE with places large pass
aud e!oeis there also the basement story,
large AMI enuy te nl the there Ere
psce-Alsn god kitchen, uok ebouse dairy, stable barn.
sud "'e houie ena eehouse upon the td Of
!aaaIhe sand tact contains about 100 of high and
the rest iow sroun and Of the latter about white
az swsmr.
The said Msn5ion House about mile from Indan
Banks on Hiorat'co Creek and two miles from the Kappa
nsnnoct River convenient every Of eomfo! be
derived from our Salt wsei.It healthy situation, and
persons nnsouy requested 10 the said land before
the day OF sale which will take place the premises the
18th December next, fair, The fast fair day thereafter
public auctiorrerms half cash, tie balance sud
Twelve Months Tue said pTens' we'll situated for any
pr 1Iton, Lawyer, Doctor, Merchant Mschsuic, being
wealthy neishdo'ho9d and 10 The public roads
Wheat and ~ seeded on said Farm.
JNC u. BRAMHAM, Trustee.
n. There Is about 100 of the above land
cleared aud OF good quality j. b. II.
Nov. 90.
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LIE ~ S$tAN XII. k'-A3.
Sa5k-beot thy atsscory Czli
Fox petis tuouaher ID, rqth--
for the cr,seeat on Hrmui ylsem' Proudly Ae:" fsI
And the Turk hath descended ia wrs III
Ih PRIDE dds thou sTd on thy swori,
As cohgreFct wehte't "a ~ (1rtA--
Aud Thy hls'phcmy called On The "f ;h6 Logf
Aitliy legion swept y',yn from iae North!
Gu Chsunl Thy re DeuH AZ Catherine shrine
SjnCe fate bih not wiled that Saytia's be ,bns
Back savage aud blrbatous Licd.
Elatk Eagle ui mUsc2vy back
Go. scream IN thine fyfie, auh scicd, uutearl
GoI scOrn marks Thy fugitive track!
Thou c1incsl IN poiup and PRIDE,
And Europe locke On with dsBay,
Bat the sons Of the MVsisEl thy fury dcf,l
And they drove thee, stern sp4ilei, away,
TO hide Thy dark pIniCRs IN Coilnes5 aud gloom,
For the arrows ltom Il cBus have broken l&y plume.
Rack y law..s invader, ye slaves,
who Gaze an your paHopiicl might
he legion; who loaded the D,pube', broad waves,
And c1ultingiy rushcd 10 the fsh!
Dlck- hl'k t1 your &c and SHOWS
In defeat, Va di.hon,r aud shsino,
no fair hanis with iaureb shall circle your trowi
No hrrd raise the song % your faus--
Aad l., while tn % thlt proud rivers isni,
allow hereely the Delhss will biOs your Iauks.
And hail TO thy spirit undauGtcd,
Thou boast % the OitnnIGi. list--
Thine hath not q1'vrcd thy heart hath painted
Psoui S0idGa what honO ate thiat!
Gp look on the omhs of thy f4tters
WAere the wide s.feal'Hg cyriesses frowp,
hnd swear that when ycr war, hurricane Iethcrr,
fhnu wilt not disgrace h. ear renowu!
That the yellow hsred Rss sholl On The throne
Which The 'aloF aud m'sht II thy ance.tors won!
'rbe church Of Sanca Sophia wl tui by the Emperor
ntnian, IN the 9th century
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

an Wednesday the Bird day of December next,
- if fair, otherwise the next fair day, will be sold
to the highest bidder, in the upper end of Powhat-
an, at the residence OF the late Thomas Watkins,
deed, about so Negroes, consisting OF Men, " o.
men, boys and Girls, also the stock oil horses, cat
tie, sheep and hogs the plantation utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture, the crops Of corn fod-
der, and oats.
lPTerms Of sale.--ior all sums not exceeding
500 cash; for all sums above $50, and not exceed.
ing 800, q months credit aud for all sums ex-
cceding 800. ~ months credit, the purchasers in
every instance, will be required 10 execute their
bonds, with approved security, 10 carry interest
ron, their date, and upon the punctual payment Of
each bond, the interest will be RENTED.
RICII'D WATKINS, adm. Of
oct ] 46-wtds tn. Watkins, decd
uTAt the same time and place, ~ tract of land,
belonging TO the estate OF said Tn. Watkins, deed,
containing about 800 Acres, a large proportion OF
which lies on AgPomallox River. will be rented
out ior one year: it may be divided into very
good tracts with necessary buildings each; there
will he seeded OH the whole tract about 200 bush
els Of wheat, which will be an object, TO persons
DESTROYS Of renting land in that section of country
RICH'D WATKINS, adm. VI
O.'ft - rits Tn. Watkins, deed.
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NOTfCE

fPY virtue Of d. ed of trust executed to the sub.
- scriber by James Cooke, late Of the county o.
Powhatan, and duly recorded in the Court 81 the
said County; viii be sold for ready money, at Fow
hdtan Courthouse on TVedResd0y the 18th day Of
December next, being Court day, tract Of lsud
lying and being ia said County, situated on James
River, aud bounded by The lands of John i. Cooke
and others, containing 100 acres more or less, or
20 much thereof as may be sufficient to pay and
satisfy The debt in tie said deed mentioned This
tr5ct OF land is 'hc same on which the said James
Cooke resided before his dsa,h.--fhe tide is be-
lievel 20 be good, bat lie subscriber acting as
trustee, will convey such title only, az is vested
in hiia By tie deed aforesaid
J. ROBERTSON, JE Trustee.
Nov p. 5S--tds
fgbfE subscriber being DESTROYS 60 settle his adj
i1inistra,orshp Oh the estate Of Rachel Harris
decd requests those who have any claims against
said estate. 10 make them known by The Goth Of
neXt month. properly authenticated, or this win
be plead IN Har against llcu bv
Wa c. MADDOX. Adm'of
OR BtBIlS, Deceased.
-. H. e -v4'
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BosroN. LUNG IL 1900

BosToN June Is, 1909.
My DEAR SIH-I have this moment received
with grea' pleasure, your favour Of the 10th inst
which Is the only communication | have personal
Iy received from any member of either house
OF the share in the public measures
which have had hy my public conduct, and by
my wei meant opinions given at your request,
and that OF other friends devoted TO the same cause
! never have been az any one moment inclined 10
disclaim one title.
If in the course Of our late history, have felt
one strong regret, il was, that my share in the pro-
position and support of the measures adopted was
not greater. ! am not aware, indeed that it could
have been greater; and have found myself held
az least TO my share of responsibility for them.
hat respcnsiallily, however, l continue 10 cher
ish even under the harsh forms of rcproach which
II has assumed ilom both parties: and take more
prlde than Is pcre city consistent with wisdom, to
lind D beginning TO lod.. ne with the non inter
course act, willie the b!underbus5 Of the pulpit
ana the pop guns Of the - ancient and honorable.
artillery" are baicring me with cross fire of en-
barge
I shall as LITTLE dread the rcproach of having
contributed to the non-interccurse act, rs do
that oil having pledged every ihing that h ad TO
pledge upon the embargo. | consider the
whole series Of measures, from the non-impor-
tdton act, to the proclamation Of the nineteenth
April, both Inclusive as links of one connected
system, ani my confidence in its eventual sue
cess Is daily gaining strength. II Mr.. X - or
c., or any other men oil their sense and stand
ing in society, think sincerely, that Mr.. kIadi
SON readiness in accedn& to the proposals Of
Great Britain, is thc committeeman of new
system, which as such they are willing 10 hail
with appreciation, ! should not desire 10 disturb
them IN their generous feelings; but shall
take the liberty to persist in my opinion that the
non importation. The embargo. the nOn-in.ercourse
and the proclamation OF the 10Th April are all parts
OF one and The same system, and in my appicba.
ton Of them all. With esteem,
Join @. ADAMS.
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srEAM BOAT NOTICE.

,erssHeS>> The Ma,y'and and viryinia
feStaya Steam Roat Company observing
a M that thu Steamboats, Richmond r.
vss--,<t-- rretshurg, which ply betweeen
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Norfolk and Richmond sdver-
,i,sd for .sle Oh the Goth ,n.t. TO
preven' savpohtmsn to tsveei:, the steam boa Jr
sinia aai focf will through Richmond tem Bal
morr Stopping al Norfolk and City Point accomplish
which, the Norfolk, Capt Juu. Ferguson Seu will leave
Baltimore every Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock Tor No folk,
commencing Sunday Esd leave Norfolk for Rich
n"nt every Tuesdsy morning a o.i.tk leave Richmond
wary Wednesday n,rg o'clock aud Norfolk for
h,lt'mote every rnursjsy mormue at 8 o'clock.
rhe Pireiaia Csp Jno Ferguson, Jr. viii leave Bil.
every Wedesdoy afternoon at o'clock for Norfolk,
commencing 2G,h inst Leave Norfolk for Rchn.opd every
Friday morning n, O'clock leave Richmond for Norfo
every SUNDAY at o'clock and Norfolk fer Bsl
more every Monday morning 9vcock, long the
navigation /. open Fare from Baltm,re Norfolk, SS;
t"r Norfolk 10 City Pcni So, and TO Richmo 81. All
baggage aud goods at the risk OF the
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent,
90 Bowly's wharf.
Nov. IS. at
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EDCCIYIOV


ME FrederickshalI female sen..:,ry will be
continued the ensuing year. The pupils viii
be instructed by Miss Boggs in Orihograpiy,
Heading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar.
Geography, with the of the Globes, and the r,,
dimen,s OF Astronomy-It will be opened on The
10th OF January, and will close on the I5tl, of De-
cember, with a vacation of one month from the
10Th OF June 70 the 18th July.-The price for
board and tuition will be $3.50, one half PAYABLE in
advance, and the balance at the end of the wear
Each young lady will furnish herself with pair Of
sheets, pair OF blankets, coloured coupterpane
and three towels, if preferred they will be fur
nished by me for an additional charge ofS5. Those
who remain in my family during vacation, or auy
part OF it, will be charged at the rate of $40 per
month re-
have engaged a teacher of music to give in
struclion Oh the Piano Forte. His charge will he
$50, per quarter of SO lessons, TO be discon-
tlnued at the pleasure of Their parents or guardians
Those whose daughters or wards have been. or
may, hereafter, be engaged at this seminary, and
are desirous OF having them instructed in music,
are requested TO advise me of it as early as they
can with convenience.
When the few vacancies yet remaining are iH-
ed, This advertisement will be discontinued. after
which IT will be useless 10 make any application
Tor Observation-Disclosures by mail ADDRESSED 10 me
VIII be directed TO Gardner's x Roads Louisa.
FREDERICK HARRIS.
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0B'iLtending TO remove from this State in the
course OF two or three months, must earnestly
request all persons indebted to me, to the late
firm of Ro. ). s. f. III. Moon to make payment
without delay.-Those who neglect to do so by
lst January next, may expect TO find their bonds
or accounts in the hands OF an Attorney for COL
lection.
AL! persons having claims against the subscr-
Der are requested 10 present them for payment.
Z. Ii. MOON.
Scolfsyiln Nny. % hQ-2is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
e HAVE constituted and appointed Samuel COL
- ton OF The City OF Richmond, my true & law
ful attorney for me. and in my meme to sell, dis
pose oil, OF make any arrangements in relation TO
my lands in the State of Kentucky, as one of the
heirs OF James Markham Marshall of the revolu-
tionary army-and have, and hereby do, revoke
all Other powers Of attorney given by me on the
subject. ANN COLLIER.
HAMPTON, Nov. 90 6O-tf
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loyal COMPAN Y-.Again.-

NHE meeting of the Of the Loyal Company late
y proposed at Char otte,ye, having failed TO take .He,
aud eng provided by resolution Of the Company adopt
I'd At Their meeting the sb Jan 1873, tina. three
the memb.rs, may any time call meeting, the under
gned believing such TO be .ny demanded BY
tue interests vf all enncsIned do hereby invite meeting
the Company at the Eagle Tavern, the City Of Richmond
on Monday the 18th day of December ensuing. IT shoui
be TO any Of the meuber attend person.
the approaching Session Of the Legislature will furnish
'ueh convenient opportunity Of being represented the
proposed meeting by their County Delegates, and
mostly hoped that all who interested h, long
concern, will, either personally proIy embrace the
Prt:en oecsson for putting into tain Of efficient sdu
tfa,on and frsl Adjustment
EDMUND PENDLETON,
MANN PAGE,
w. c. RIVES.
81
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Nor. -

Charlottesville Femdie academy.
fnHE patti OF tins Institution DESTROYS 10 employ
~ lady 10 take ehsrge Of the school and the boar
msn at the of the ensuing year. The plan
OF instruction will comprehend all the elementary bach,
OF English with the Of globes the
rudmen,s ol Astronomy; Arithmetic; History, modern
Gent with Chronology Composition &c &c; the reading
and amuatcai eo uctcn of the hest French authors
prose poetry Ornamental Needle Work; Drawing Muse
nc. &c.
None need apply hut those who produce .a.ac.
tory testimonials IF qualification. To SUCH the liberia
advantages will be afforded. The Academy pleasantly stu
aed-s furnished with eommodtou, and DIVE
ing house. out houses, garden &C. the of
large number of boaders The school will be
selves, by letter or in person. Ia
alexander Garrett
IUyman ITdyi,
John H. CTduen, Committee.
.Nimrod Brdmham,
John r. Jones.
Oct "a as-on
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ytue Of deed oil executed 10 by C.sIbot',
CraddooE of The County of Amelia, FOR certain purpo
herein mentIone We shall ,el for os,h the premises,
"a The ION dsy OF January 1872, fair, ' The next fair
ay hereafter Certain tract pared Of land supposed
contain Ss hundred acres, adjoining the estate Of Robert
Vaughan, Decd beng The which said Ctaddook
no redt together with II negroes all The stock, &C. e..
or 50 much Of the above mentioned property may be
5ay dehaIge the debt ended 10 he secured by the
deed aioresld We believe he e said property, he
qutstionah hut shall convey such tlle only the pun
chaser msy &c vLs;ed ia
mo. T. LEIGH, Tt7fs-
J. w. BAKER. { tees.
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prirafe L,UfeyIciU0IeIII.

ElHE Suh,ce, grateful for the enCotas already
~ received, still continues 10 Keep house Of Private
kEefisHment Mr.. Jno NJ. Ander,On's Grocery
opposite tie Mansion House and door Collins Co
Book Store, where he Is prepared 20 accommodate genien
from e country with their horse5, the very lowest posi-
bic terms lie accommodate or 10 Memb,rs sf the
Lestre with board during the session, such terms
cannot al Il give satisfaotiou. lie also hoard
horses ~ the month. Term equally 'atsaetory
WILLIAM IIOWLETT.
Nov % 5o-st
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MISS HUGHES

I'D EsPECTFULLY ,oiorms the fr' e tiat L.t s.,,.,
80 III the nstuctou II young Lsdes, ope ned on ~
IL ns which will hs taught the ioliowins hfs0rbes.
OriOg sphy, Heading Writing, Arithmetic, Euelish Gssnnrst
Gsogaphy, Nstufa aod Mois Philosophy, intory Chfono
Belize Lsucs, Composition. The Ffese Jspgns
sud MJ,io Will ne taught, wshed. Basfdtfs viii a. 49,
ccvec $50 pei session. iui bo1d and tuition; Wahns
s; Lndsins % dolls. Fhs session con,tire ~ 10 n H
Day pupii' 50 dolls per 'eson Fuel Dt s0c. An
attention wall be Paid 70 the hetb srd usnneis Of d., ycr
laiiss f
Or. s <7-N
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M lSchonl nf Llnnnone,,

IEaOR the iibefa ation 81. by,s Commences M frat
~ > ssOn on The 2itb Of JsuusTy.
u nd' Two hepBmens for literary ard one for scieu
the Prsufs Ihe literary, classical department. en-
Traces the English, L'tn Greek Spanish, French Italian
A"enage, Geography History snd tn Ph,o.Jpby of Ian.
sg.se The Seitnte Arithmetic, Algebra aud Geometry
Tees-FoI board aud tuition $40 for sessions IN de
Yeas bed sad bedding, furnished here, as per apur
payable ole quarter 10 advance aud th balance al The tn
81 the year Esrls application, for adance are tequec
A"dft Ls"ss Store Po'I OGte, spottsyvata county Va
JOHN LEWIS.
-uff
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u virtue Of eran deed Of executed 10 the Suh,crf
'e ~ David r. Corkc, bearing date the OH day Of JAG.
~ a3J GUY recorded IN the Clerks Once Of the County
e0n =" kghan, ior the purpose t5cteis mentioned; e
o. uhe q" a. shs, on hr eth day De~ebber UtIi, pFo4
20 expose IN sale az public suttcn, ot ready money,
" A. ooe 10 thc county Of Buckntham all ibs interest
" al ~ T. Cooke, 10 the estate Of David Parish, deed
on q" e itgsee OF deyees q sid David PARISH deed,
tlamd ether by deve, gilt, grant contract, o,hefws
4" 81 much ets"f will be sufic ento The Of
Dsy due uufa upon said trust and Necessary ezpsuces
attending The execution Of said Decd
Acting A. tuees shall convey 10 t5e pureLaty such
It'll. ,aly, vested 10 10y said deed.
JOHN ri. KOUTON, } Trus
JOSIAH STEPHENSON. { tees.
Nv. - BE- vz,y
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TO BUllDl!KS-

Office ofhe Chesapeake & Ohio Can Company,
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ii, 1928.
sDRoPosALS will be received at Office, until O'clock
T. VI. the 18th day c Decembe 1923, fo the
ton Of houses for the keepers Of the Locks that part III
e Of The Chesepeeke aud ohiu Canal between Geoseow"
IN the District Of COiunbs and che Cstsctn Mcuutan. The
hummer OF house: nos TO he put under about
Their dmenurs 10 lie so feet oIt 10 feet deep,
and half ories high. They arc 10 be built OF Stone
contractors furnishing all mate; ias
The plan and spccihcasns 'osttheI with other nfoi
ton III aiion tio, may at this oLce after tht
Goth instant.
JOHN p. INGIE,
Cert Che. s. Ohio Canal Company.
Nh en
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iNO al whom may concern take notice that shall pc
a iUh the next Legislature Of Virginia, iOi leave
main IN this State as free people Of colour
PcsSy lI!un Tenor MoSeiey, Betty Moseloy, and Chii
den Ally Lydia, Julil, plieas Piggy and obeI schas
Ienly and Children, Levers, P+mela and M,Iyj Mary
Watkins aud sou Edward, Patsy Moss RelcSea Catugon 4
hid I.asc, Lewis ohason, TnCh, Harris Chafe. Harris
itses Harris, William Randolph, pAa Moss Tssion Mos,
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Oct. IL


. .W.4RSHdL'S S.fLE OF NEGROES.
pursuance of deere. If Superior Court OF Chan
lcery for the Richmond District, pronounce the
February, 1929 the Of Robert b. Bagby adm'r
hons non of John Bsgby deed William Manu-, shall
al The e.idence Of the said Ma (0aksve) the County
OF King Queen, twelve O'clock of 18th Of Decembe
1922 offer for sale 10 the highest bidder public auction
cash. several slaves, such many them
may be delivered for that which slaves
veyed IN the deed executed by the defendant
Of the ine,taie Of the plaintiff 18Th July 1912 and
ie exhibit in sad aud recorded King and
Queen Clerks c:Ece. j. GUERRANT nj. S. C. c. II. u
of his deputies.
The slaves conveyed by sa,d deed Alice Wnney Lefty
Nov. 10. Sid.