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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19

RorBg Eprrors or TIE Nsrto%at ixTrI1terycfn. 8.
6senticnru You will olige e by allowing prevent.
80 correct the erroneous impression which notice respect
ing my removal Gon B Patent Office appears to me likely 10
make distance IL altogether unnecessary me to- state
ne circumstances which, led the change result
personally After free conversations With INC PfcsIcut
and the Secretary of State, H treated
viii n'axed Kindness consented be transferred I-
OF consular Correspondence in the Department Of
which Office nov hold.
L am veryrespec(Iully, your ohcdicni servant,
THoS p JONES.
Washington, June IS.
Wc understand the history of DR.. Jones "conscUG''
to bc--that Mr.. Van Buren, as some compensation,
and to break bis fall little, made him compliment
Of the Office he speaks Of, which the DR.. accepted
under the rule that half loaf better thnu no bread
We fancy there was but little voltion in The case.
Or. Jones was formerly professor Of chemistry at
William aud Mary (isi6) and is scientific, and
remarkably amiabIe mani
Why don't Gcucra Jackson carry his system Of reforms into
Virginia? TIE old dominion remains untouched, Adams
we rcocct right, has bern punished IN this The
report that the Hero Of Stony Point as be turned
i reused soch borst Indignation auona Viruisus
threaten the administration wh the loss Of their alegi-
Virgujans, says the Richmond Enquirer, would
fake Office Of which the incumbent ed
make gay for them Gen Jackson dare not attempt to play
of ibis hunbag Of reform upon the Yguians Virginia. then,
so be exempt from the sweeping system of prescription, be-
size has much Independence submit passively
such degadstio but Maine be saddled and
bobby and kk up accordngto Jackson phoso
pby)-PcrL Gaz
The editor of the Portland Gazette should under
stand that the editor Of the Enquirer only goes half
way With his declorati0i--he means we suspect,
that VFgBIans would not take office that TO
10 taken from VirgInlau or h. means nothing, FOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19
% CIIURB'S 0FEyCE i
YESTERDAY

YESTERDAY,
The Delaware and South Carolina Lottery M .,
was drawn. the drawing of which will be re-
ceived on Sunday evening next. No time to be
lost therefore call in and secure the CAPITAL Prize
of $4,000 for the small sum OF s..
SCJIEJfE
prize of $1,000 ] prize Of SlS9a
DO 1000 do $50
Besides great number of smaller prizes, Nom
Der OF which are for sale ct p. CHUBBS
Julir 9-2tif Lucky Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19

'HsilE Subscriber having determined to
~ leave this city by the LIST Of October. rp,nrns
his thanks to- the community for the encouragement
given him during his residence in this plare-
He viii sell his well selected stock Of SADDLE e.
Rf nntii The above date, extremely low FOR cash.
his extensive Stock consists of best plain and
shahed Saddles Of his own manuGacture. Also.
best carriage and gig harness cart ond wuggon ditto;
choice assortment Of English plated and polished
curb and snafe bits plated and polished stirruprons
best and Common; English dn1 American 1ridlc-
eathefs and martingales whips and spurs; with va
riety Of other articles too tedious to mention.
All those indebted 10 him will please come for
ward and settle the sane and shose to whom he is
indebted will bring in their csins for settlement
June 19--eo DAVID JACKSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19

sevtEa virgliians have recently been apnoinfea
10 oiFces, whose incumbents were removed to make
roos1 Tor them. One is of arecent and most noto-
rioqs Eind-we ailude to the violent removal of Mr.
LARK. the .Treasurer, and the appointment of Mr.
Campbell, one of the Governors council. in his
pace Ihcsc appointments, in despite of the haugfI-
bearing OF the Enquirer have tuken place, and its
editor has not hadthe candor or independence To
Quito protest against Virgnians taking Offices out
OF which their ncunabents were removed to make way
LOT them We begin to suspect that Mr.. Ritchies
professions and practice somewhat like those Of
gentleman whose election to the Presidency, he
pronounced would be a curse--and whom he now
worshlps as craven iinage--we say, we begin to
suspect his professions and practice very different
things.-lB Bait. Chron
'.uore Reforn,". and another .Jac:sou Ediiar IN.
25th) ''reirnrded."
Mr. B!Rcrr, Editor Of Tie Long Lsiand Patriot has
City OF New York
Mrs CATHERINE ANN CANs,rLp has been an
pointed POSTMASTER at New Philadelphia, Ohio, n
place OF JAMES PATRICx, removed.
SAMUEL TILLEr has been appointed Postmaster Mt
Lancaster, Kentucky, in place of d. L. McRrA, re-
moved.
WiNrHEop A. MAnsros has been appointed Post
illS'e! at Treat Falls, Somersworth, n. Hampshire,
Id the place of JAMES s. SrANwoup, removed
- SatrrH has been appointed Postmaster nj
WoDdsborougli, Frederick county, Maryland, in place
OF THOMAS SIMS, removed.
~ From, ts Ne.r6,., 7por. Herald
No wo twenty I'VE years ago. had predicted ,ha, cotton
clo, would become, III quarter OF century, m ex
port from this country Canton, would assuredly have
necu set down dreamer nainau. But what is the
licu Let the Following article, from the last Rhode Island
American, answer '"-
1--WE Yesterday, store In Wafer street 10, of ter,
imported III the ahian, from Canton proceeds of casn
OF bne coons seat ont about by manu-.
acures The experiment in this instance has been suecee,
aud the article paid vey iair profit Canton The En- h
have long awaited themselves of this medium of exchange in
hil tfl.
American merchants and manufacturers The duties At Can
ton are low audi is believed that under favorable cc,msr.
pared might he disposed of in that market A, any rate if
only then cost III this country be realized there the ncr.
cnhr' wl he saiuer by substituting this criticize lar "a the
market will Admit. instead of specie, which there mus, he
loss III iniersS Premium Sc We mention the above with
some PRICE as an evidence of the enterprise of uanufcr.
1t can be improved upon, we leave srine"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19

MILLER WANTED.-Wa,ed, Immediately ut the
- Galieso Mills, Miller who is we'll qualified. None
apply hut sach produce most tory recoinre
oatlons June l8-I2t p. J.. CHEy
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Tickets at Three Dollars.

CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
FENEE drawing of the Delaware and South Carolina
- Lottery, 9th Class. took place yesterday, and will
be received at NY Office on Sunday.
. SCHEMH
1prize of $4,000 prizes of $3.50
do 1900 6 do 200
do 1000 90 do 100
&c. DC. &c.
Whole ticksts So, Halves 80, Curriers' "a ctss
june 10 S. HAWKINS.
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
NEXT Friday the Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery
will be drawn, with Capital Prize Of 25 900
Dollars.
60 Number Lottery--9 Drawn Ballots
S(r3IEAiN
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HsNC made tbr myself satisfactory arrangements with the
Inspectors both Shockoe and Seabrook Warboues AZ
Wen as wh the Statesmen each place. shall for the better
interest OF those sending their Tolacco f the present
decline sending any ID the Public Warehouse al et
an the brakes are more particularly reouese
DO So Seabrook has lately undergone considerable repairs
tended TO- ee of any extra expeces Al Shckoe am alowe
co store s u the birch r' Of the hoos and broke
times satisfied Of full attendance of buyeI md na,;,ar
care paid 10 all Tobacco stored at either houe ,c charn
for attention. the heretofore To
Rchmosid, 18th June--w2rc II r MONTAGUE,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19

FOR SALE.--A pair of first rate bay Horses ont
OF the Exile horse--and first rate saddle and
harness horse. To be at Dir. Claiborne Thorn,
las sibic. June 1S--et
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Tickets so, Halves 5, Quarters 80, Eighths 81
F.r sale in var;etvof numbers, at p. CHUBBSt
Ever Fortunate Office, 7a9 main street
tune I9-6t
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%, 10, %, al, 46, 16, AZ, 81,
l6, az, 46-the capital of 81 200, was sold at tn
Manages Office. The fortunate holder is reques
ted to call and receive the cash.
YATES g. MCINTYRE.
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1V Class Wy ''S' Ao'"
IS, IS, 80, Al, as, I6, 40, 81.
f,awate & South Carolina Consolidated Lot,ery 9th Glass
"aawh Yesterday ths 18TH at Washington and the drawing
Wal oe received early Mon lay niornjns next.
FPftIIES.
! prize of s. 600 prize Of Sl,s94
do 600 6 90 $50
q do 200 90 do loo
&c. &c. &C.
Pfa. OF Tickets 81. Halves 81 81 Quarters - cents for
sale at MICKJ E.a OEFfCE
Ione ~ Next the door Of the Eagle Hoiel.
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Were the numbers drawn in the Washington City Lottery
No. ~.
NEXT DRAWING,
WEI be received day to-uortoo-the peawa1e and
Carolina Lottery, Nos,
S5,0UD CAPITAL PRIZE
Ticket 3, Half 81 80, Quarter 75cis
Apply at the Lottery & Exchange OfEce of
70 THO. b. BIGGER
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hI.BENIARLE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

"HE frs, session of this school will
Il end on the Goth of November next:
the second will commence on the 2lst
Of the same month. In this school will
be taught the Greek, Latin, French and
Spanish languages, and Mathematics.
The subscribers pledge themselves to
spare no pains or time in imparting to
those who may be entrusted to their
care, correct knowledge of what they
profess to teach. They have engaged
the services of Mr.. Antonio, Spanish
gentleman who will attend the school
and give lessons in the spanish language.
Terms Of admission, $50 per session
five months.
For those attending Spanish, an addi-
tional fee of SIS will be required.
V. J. FERRON.
S. HI. ROYALL.
The subscriber will accommodate in
his family two or three boarders.
V. J. FERRoN
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AUc:T1ow
Commission Business.

1. .ff ~''"'s"o'o'S -
TIME subscribers offer their services to
II. the public in the above capacity,
viz: as A UCIION &COMJIISSION
MERCHANTS. They are prepared TO
receive. aud will sell any article entrusted
to their care, either at private or public
sale, as may be required Should they
meet sufficient encouragement, it is
their intention to have regular AUG
.TlON SALES, on each Court day, and
on such other public days as may he ne
cessary. Their Commissions will be az
reasonable as possible, and pruportioned
the value "f the articles sold.
Believing such an establishment, will be
an accommodation to the public. in dis
posing Of many articles and being deter
mined TO give strict attention TO it. and be
punctual in their dealings. they solicit,
and will enleavour to merit whatever en-
enlargement generous public may be,
stow.
Pr. BOYD g. BROTHER.
October 30 1899. If
N. b. The above will be conducted
theP. +. BOYD, at the corner, between
byt Central Hael and Court House squar.
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TERMS.

y QgiHE pRGLN'La .9DYOC.9TE. will h.
uomsneo every. Friday, at three dollars pey
snnum, payable in advance r''
UFNo subscription will be- roc.;ves r., t...
t1an siz Months, or be discontinued. but =, ths
discretion OF tho Editors, until all aTrcsrage,
shall have been paid 's's
" whoever viii procure fvo, and guarantee
10 s'iDe' "'ili be entitled n the sixth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u One s20lTe, OF Jcss--Tbreo insertions ST.
eacl canti"Dance, % cents--Jbo number Of IN.
s.ru"Ds inns. ~ noted on The MS. or advertise
meDss "iH hs inserted, and charged accordingly
Nn.,spceKy nidhr', pot cxcesdnig two sdiiases.
VIII be published for Eve Dollars
W All iatiefs 70 tho Editor, must be pos, psid
or tiry Wi at 5e s;tcrdcd TO.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-25
THE P.sOPRIETOR
December 4-29

HF the lite ot iS1dGES between
" Lynchburg aud Alexandria has re-
Gently been Instructed to transport It three
lines "A week, ~ To extend II Ia tie Guy oi
Washington. This service has according
rly commenced. The stage willileav- CHAR
lnttesville for the N"r,h, On Monday,
Thursday, aud Saturday, and viii reach
Washington City 10y II O'clock A. NJ. ON
the next day, and Baltimore on the same
day a, half past p. M
The Proprietor Is enabled to deliver his
passengers in Baltimore in the time men
wiuned in consequence oi his connexrnn
18th the elegant aud splendid "NEw
LANE" that is now running between: WASH
,ngton and Baltimore.
The stage from Baltimore Cor Charlo,.es
vile will leave Baltimore gu NJ ,i.day,
Thursday and Saturday in the morning
reach Washington Ivy 10 A. NJ leave Was..-
ington at IL o'clock, and reach Charl,ites-
vile the next day at p. NJ. TINS run
ming through from Baltimore T." ChArlo,tes-
Vile in two days, as short time and with,
as much time for rest as by any other
route.
Passengers from Charlottesville to b. Iii.
more are advised, when they design this
route to,enter through, as thereby they are
saved from all trouble and Inconvenience
abnur :heir seats.
| Public patronage respectfully solicited
by THE PROPRIETOR.
N. b The people If Charlottesville oh.
serve, that by this arrangement, they will
have five different mails week, all equal.
| ly expedinnns
Fare 10 Washington, IS
to Baltimore, SIi
| November 27--'29 If
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NOTICE.

Ye'liE subscribers take this method o,
u informing their customers and Nh,
- public generally, that they hs,.
sss@ employed MILLER who has IA.
Iss.:1Ea- ken possession Of their MILLS.
a s,,' they are prepared 10 receive and grind
wheat upon tho same terms they ground
last year or they will grind each crop sen.
arateIy If requested. The subscribers have
good deal Of nice new Flour on hand
which they would exchange for good Mer.
hontable Wheat.
RICHARD s. JAMES DUKE.
Oci Ger $3.50 n
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AT RULES HELDtNTirE GLHax,sl
tobcr. iS23.
{ Abraham S',alfsr an6 Chrir,iana s,,l
heirs nj Frederick Shnifar deceased,
ra = AsAissr. H.
Aprnhin. Ft,.icr;cli, Charles, John, Sill
<; irsc aud Viliiasn Shatf.c. children ,r Il
Sii'fsr icarasrd, WI" wis son. and one az
h.irs II Frederick Shaffer. Frederick Sh.y
Il .nanuel. balm, Wili,sn,, Elizabeth and Ss
oil swceS, c.,ildrcn of J,.hn Sweek, who in,1
married with Caty Shaifcr, daughter OF Fred
ick Shutter deceased Michael SI,aifer. M;oL'
Brock ani Elizabeth his wife, formerly Ej;,,h.
Shatf'r. Margaret, George aud Jacob Sb,,
childrel of Charles Shaffar tieasased, who :"
son Ut Frederick Shaffar, deceased. Ac,M
Dnuctt. and Hannah his wife, formerly H.
nan Shatfcr; Jacob kcblingci and LAW ~
wife, formerly Lany Shaffar, and dauyh,c, a y,
''eacf'oA "haHcr deceased. Dens
IN CHANCERY. 49,
The Defendants. Abraham Frederick, Cb,,,.
John, Sabina, Congo and William Shnffer &c,
dren of John Shaffer deceased, who was
ana one OF The heirs OF Frederick Shaffer, FrsA
crick Shatfer. Micheal ShafTcr, Michael RE-
ana Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth sill
Tor Mnrsnrct, George and Jacob Shutter, cbt
dren of Charles Shaffcr deceased, who was ~
OF Frederick Shafter, deceased !; Achilles I'll
mott and Hannah his wife, formerly Ham,
Shaifer jacob Keblinger and Lany his wife, ,o'
merly Lany Shaiier, aud daughter Of Frcderi"I
Shafter deceased, not having entered their an
pcarance, and given security, according Ia tb
| act at Assembly, and the rnles of. THE Cow,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence. Oh,
they are not inhabitants of this Commonweal,
ON tho motion "f the plaintiffs by their cour
sci, i, IL ordered that the said defendants do a,
pear here on the first day If January Cou
next, and answer the p aintiffs bill, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in III
virginia Advocate, newspaper published
the town Of Charlottesville, for two months Al,
cessiveiy; and posted at the front door of Il
Cnnrt-houss Of this county for the same lenr,
| Oh time. A copy-teste.
| IRA GARRETT. ID. C.
October %, 1929 an
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JUST RECEIVED 81
AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES,. VIZ.

sph SACKS SILT, (Liserpoo, yGEed)
do WEES, India do
500 pounds best Green Coifte.
hogshead New.Orleans Molasses,
do West lnla do
800 pounds Lpa, Sugar, (supcriar.)
3chests Imperial aud Iunpnwde'
Tea,
9 boxes Ch'choIa,e N. =,
! barrel new Rice.
Pepper, Alspice,
Ginger, Alum ard C,pperass,
Rogers best Or-,,ge Gunpuwder,
Shot o: all sizes,
10 dozen pint Flasks,
Decantcrs, rumhlers. SC.
French Brandy aud Wine.
Rum. Bounce aud CIDER,
Wmskey by the barrel or gallon,
S barrels Nc. l Mackerel,
9 do No. 3 do.
9 do Family Shad,
Candies, TalIow aud Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal (low)
200 pair fiue aud coarse Saces,
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And a proportionate supply oil Upper
All OF which will be sold low for CASE
by ]. POLLOCK. .
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FOR SALE Or RENT.
THE HOUSE AND LOT

AFFILIATED at the foot eff the frs, EN-.
~ Inence leading from charlottesville
10 the University, at present occupied by
Nd John Patten as a Grocery. This es-
adjustment consists Of Brick Dwelling
House and Kitchen--a very large Smoke
liouse--a good Garden-a covered way
from the house TO the Kitchen, under which
IS Pump Of excellen, water, and all 9TH
- necessary conveniences suitable for
private family or for one that might chuse
40 carry on the merchanlile business. Ell
t''er as IA Dry Good Store or a Grocery,
All under an excellent enclosure. This is
e'tainiy one amongst the best stands
charlottesville iOr the above BUSINESS in
Expecting when first purchased, to make
II permanent residence, neither pain,
nor expense wa. spared 10 make the inn
pfovements both comfortable and DIM able.
u is thought unnecessary to give further
description of this valuable property as it
10 presumed those disposed To rent O, pnr-
chase, would first view the premises. The
terms OF sale, If purchaser should offer
will be liberal aud accommodating, aud a
good title made. For further pafticu,ars
Apply to
RICHARD DUKE, Ad'mr. or
ELIZABETH w. SPENCER
Guardian.
December ll-'29 n
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A HOUSE AND LOT
THE SUBSCRIBER

WILL commence his SCHOOL. in
w Charlottesville, ON the 10Th day OF
January next, for the instruction Of boys,
in the E.NGLLSH, LATIN, GREEK
and FRENCH L,4.NGL.4GES,-
which will comprise session Of little up
wards OF ten months. A vacation Of
one month will be given in August. The
course will comprise, in the English De-
,partment, English Grammar, Geography,
bookkeeping, Arithmetic, and prepar-
atory conrse Of Mathematics; viz. La
croix's Algebra and Legendre's Geom-
etry; in the classical, the Latin, Greek
and French languages with Ancient
History Geography, and Mythology.
The instructor viii be generally during
the day with his pupils, save sufficient
time for exercise and recreation, SO as to
assist and instruct them both in the pre-
paralion and recitation Of their lessons.
AS he intends his school to be perma-
nent, and believes the advantages of an
education, and the facility Of acquiring it
increased by pursuing regular and sys-
tematcal plan, he would prefer, as pu-
pills, those boys who will probably com
pete their scholastic course with him.
His course is such as to give boys all The
necessary preparation for any Of the Col
leges or Universities, and especially Tor
the University Of Virginia, with an eye
to which it has been prepared. He
would be glad if those who intend TO ia
vor him with their patronage, would i'm
medlately apprize him of their intentions,
Tor if the size of the school will Justify il
ne will employ an assistant, so as to have
The French Language taught by native
t'renchman. Those who may not be
acquainted with the subscriber, he would
refer to Thomas w, Gillner, Rice
w. Wood, V. w. Southall, James w.
Saunders, Henry 4. Harris, DR.. Oh.
Cooke, Thomas j. Randolph, Philip P.
Barbour and VIM. F. Gordon. Board
IN genteel families, can be obtained in
Charlottesville from eight to ten dollars
per month.
TERMS FOR A SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
For instruction in the Englsh
branches, Latin, Greek, French
and Mathematics, S35
English branches, Latin s., Math- II
ematics, sol
English branches only, ~ ..2sl
GEORGE CARR,
Principal.
November 20-'29 If
PThe Editors Of the Richmond En-
1uirer and National IntelIigencer will in,
fert the above once week for four
rocks, and forward their accounts to
ihis Office for payment.
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Wanted to Hire.

LNOR the ensuing year, = middle Az.
4 MAN. capable al aucntim, To
aorse. aud of ju,ug the ~, ni dp", .,vn.
iar small fnmly. FIR iurther psr,.r !.
lars enquire at the office of the Proctor
the University,
December 4-'29 #
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOR SALE.

"A CornpIots setro araputs.ing, tyepauning
"A obstetSicsl, spd tes.6 i-ietTu tassts, entirely
now, paay be had on very rsS1csd te.-as Oh ap.
,dica,ioD % uIs of6es Of .bo Yiygipia A6vocate,
I2r Ibos, ] Dailoy's kposl,e c9ry'o Il DruggiIs
Sept 2S-u
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Inc defendant George C. Gniril.e.
not having entered his appearances AMI
I'ven security according to the act Of as
semhiy and the rules Of this Cn,r., aud it
appearing tn the Satisfaction r,hr cn,r,
that II" IL MT al m!th,tani ,'',',.s ~ n.
;n"nweaiih On the nrn,nm nr the Plain.
tiff Nv his Counsel it is ordered that the
said Defendant 'lo appear here on the
fourth Monday in February next, aud an
swrr the hill II the Plaintiff. aud that n
copy of this order he forthwith inserted il,
som" newspaper printed in the town al
charlottesville for two months successivel,
aud that another copy be posted at the
front drmr of the Courthouse of this 1nun
~. 4 Copy
Tesfe.
PHILIP FRY,D.
December II 30 On
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HOUSE AND LOT
For SALE.

by virtue of Deed of Trust, exc
- cuted 10 me by Washington Chiles,
for the benefit of John Brockman and
Pleasant +. Boyd, and duly recorded in
the Clerks, Office of the cnu".y &c Al
bemarle, ! viii sell at public auction, on
the 2sth day Of December next, for
cash,
A HOUSE AND LOT
Lying in tine Town Of Charlottesville, ON
the Main street, Immediately above the
store of Isaac Raphael. This Lot con-
tains one half acre Of ground, some inn
provements, and is from its situation, We
ry valuable. Acting as Trustee, ! shall
convey such title only as is vested in me
by the Deed of Trust, though the title
is believed TO be unquestionably good.
: GEORGE CARR,
Trustee.
November 6-'2o ids