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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26


"ReforHr. Asa Child, of Norwich, has been
appointed, by the President Of the United States,
District Attorney, for The District Of Connecticut in
the place Of NATHAN SMITH, remored.
AARON OGDEN, Of Elzabethtown, is appointed
Assistant Collector for Jersey City lin the New York
District in the place Of JouN CoNDrcT, reD,orcd
l.. MEDTART has bcen removed from the Office of
Postmaster of Fredericktown, Md.
WILLIAM PIERCE has been appointed Postmaster
in the City of Troy, vice SAMUEL GALE, REMOVED.
CHAUYcEY IvEs is appointed Postmaster for the
Village Of Lansingburgh, vice CALVIN BAKER, re-
rOrcd
Jos. WADswoRTH is likewise appointed Postfnas-
ter for the Town of Prtstown, vice JACOB DEFRTEsr
reD,oued
The person who has been appointed Postmaster at
Washington, Va, in place of the removed Postmaster
TO whom the late Postmaster General gave so excel
lent character, is it appears, the Editor of news
paper which, during the late political canvass, 'was
"condacted without any regard to truth or dccency
Heis the editor who charged NJ: Gay win ste5i-
'iag q negro
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

" The CoTsTITUTioNAL WING is published twice =
week, tuesdays aud F'idaysO at 1--WE dollars per an
mum, payable IN advance.
" For advertispg75 cents square Tor Jes) r., tho
hst insertion, and 90 cents for each connua nceThe
mumoe OF insertions must be note the MS o,beswiso
" Allettcrs to the Editors must he uostgsid ~ ,h,
llreceivc no attention ~
" NOTES OF chartered specie paying Banks If any ur
9aeS VIII be received IN payment for subscription to
the wing though Virginia or u States Bank Notes ,oid
pe preferred; and rerntt5nces made through tina
Fost 'pice at the risk Of the Editors.
W Previous TO dscontruance Of the paper, all srs
Iearages must be paidup And those who NAV VII, o.
discontinue viii notify the EDITORS to ths effect tIsas,
'ny dscs he,Io i1H 2cSc3 expression which tley
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26
RECAPITULATIoN.
S146,0OO

But 20 be sclions-what viii the people think Of
the horrd corruption which pcrvades this land
which, for four years past--<the pesti)ence which
walketh in darkness" has been operating in secret,
but new shows its front thus openly and boldly
There were few, fany oftbe editors of public papers
now 50 bountifuIly compensated, with the peoples
money, who can be presumed not 10 have been CON
scious, that in their efforts to overthrow the late ad
minstration, and elevate the present one upon lis
only TO the prosperity, but the liberties of their coun
try and inevitably destructive to some of its best III
terests--a sacrifice they readily consented to make
torthe contingent expectation personal re,ard and
ertions, and the sphere of their influence. What,
we ask, wU the country think, now that they can
perceive it plainly and distinctly of this awful system
OF corrupfing The Press, andby means Of tie Press
the public Dtorals9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

all of Which WILDE subsequently, bruuyi, ant
u The strongest assurance wecan give the au-
1or OF the following that we did understand the
enrique OF Revolutionary man Edge Hill, as Of
iesiVc'o Designed to be offensive, to any person or
persons, is the prompt publication of his own card
The truth is, we did not know, nor suspect that the
author Of Edge Hill, meant to draw the character or
the first possessor of Wcstover in that Of tho der
Fitzroysl We knew little of the history Of the frs,
possessof, nothing in fact, and the delneaion OF Edpe
Ill., may have been to the Lie, withost strkiug our
recognition.
Aiessrs Editors: The Wing OF the 10Th contain, yh, ,t
writer calls critique by Revolutionary Man on
by Firsnian have work and this s,e simp
publication aud confess, Alessrs Editors that was stonied
columns disggaced by Such santo AND your
attack on the feelings of Inc desccadar,s OF tina, cem an
novelist Intended represent under the charader Of d
ro.a With regard to the novel itself have little to saw but
tended TO put down by his ntable works Ire author ot the
erque says in speaking Of Westover m no other place can
stately department of some OF her and their LOYALTY TO
monarchy are nmaby depicted in old Froysl the former
1911 anu proprietor @oZen Quotations may be made
from this crtique quite offensive bu, the whole Article
venture to pronounce libel respectable family aud
age silee justice requires that should say that the uro
Peor OF that venerable mansion previous the REVOLUTIONARY
war; aca al us commencement that he held comms
sion IN the british army, such Washington him
sell neg when these States We're subject country
The Son whom he is charged having isinheritet Tor
onns me American standard did contrary Fathers
advice, enter the navy of England Father tu m tina
honor required he should remain there The elder son las The
cue author calls h was not in fact the elder but wa
gentleman educated in England and who an early period of
lie entered the English army, but beeye never TO haze
borne arms against his native COUNTRY ~
The fat jolly gentleman respectable farmer who
had too much good written such scrrIo
article as the crtque The frs, wife gentleman in Dues
o would have been considered of the respectable family
even in these days The latter marriage was to adv ho
an te wona respected and whom every loved who had
Oh hcr which by the by not the
lot of this writer She left sons instead OF one as ,h
author OF the crti4ue ams, and this fact would prove
at me auho is certainly uacquained with history
VI ''S a""i'y whom nc mas Sindeted. FERlTAS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

The Age has the following:-Thc Duke Of
Marlborough drove up to the door of her Grace Of st.
Adams at Brighton, the other day, and said to the
iootman, my compliments to her Grace, and have
Gabed TO pay my respects Tell the fellow bel
lowed out the Duchess, I'D rather he'd nav tic
CT 600 he owes mo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26
Extract Of n letter from Was1ins,oa.

rs % the lRcldents OF the CONVERSATION winch
took place between the General and the cler-
gyman, published, every word of it, I as
sure you is implicitly truc-.and many oter cir
cUrnstanccs which tIanspred, were suppressed,
which exhibited tho General in q more ludcrous
point Of view than any thing which was publish
ed. received it from gentleman who was present
and in whose character for strict honour and veracy
there is the utmost confidence. Watkins is still
Confned--his counsel have motioned the court that
the whole proceedings be quashed and he be dismis-
sed. u was argued some few days since and the
court required time for consideration. 1t will be de-
cided probably to-day. They have reduced the sum
deficient from $45, 900 to ,700and aminformed he
has le:!e.s his possession fsoIa these Navy Agents
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26
HO.MONY CORN

VIE Subscriber has three hundred barrels of ouony Cor
tor sale at Little Dover, the farm James River unIco!
atcy above Judes Fcrrv in Coocbland Persons ws,nr
apply TO his Manager Mr. John Strnser, the farm OF 70
himself in Richmond. JOS TETNT
may l8-lt -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

Fasdiou.--"Eyhy in such bury" said a ,uan f.
an acquaintance, Sir" said the man. II Ina We bourlt
ne'o bonnet for my wife, and fear the fasEian may
change byo,-eI get homc."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

lie entered the English army, but is believed never ~ b,
"Ihe fat jolly gentleman was respectable farmer who
@ mch good sense ever to have written such scurrilous
atce as me crtque The frs, wife of gentleman in oues
o would nave been considered of the respectable family
even IN these days The latter marriage was to ladv hn
all the wohd respected and whom every one loved who had
he happiness OF her which by by was not the
lot OF tins writer She left three instead of one as the
author o'he critique afns, and this fact alone would Drove
that the author certainly uacquained with the real bsto
OF The ianIly whom he has saudtxed. VEKlTAS
FEDERALISM TRIUMPHANT.
Nearly all Gen Jacksons appointments in Ohio have lcen
from the old federal party-tor instance:
John Patterson marshal
u w Campbell, district Judge.
Sam'l Herrick, U. s. attorney.
j. b. Gardiner register of land office at Tiilu
Joseph !arwei, receiver OF do.
Elijah Hayward, examiner land Offices.
Andrew Mack, collector at Detroit
u We are authorized to state, that 'Archibald
BryceJr. of Goochland candidate to represent the
congressional District lately represented by William
We learn that orders have been receiycIto 1T on.
the u S. ship CONSULTATIONS lying at the Navy Yard
Gosport, with despatch. Beucon.
G7y.'Yan Ness OF Vermont has he..n .e,no;nted
Minister to SPAN, we Mr.. Everett, remored.
Barcnt Goes has been appointed Post Master of
kindeyhook, vice DIR. Fandyke, yemoccd.
Mr.: Maxwell, as was expected, has resigned bis
OF New York.
Tie runor goes, says the National IntcIigencer
"that already Three Hmdrcd Post clusters have
been removed! Nine times out OF ten we venture
to assert these removals have been as in this cltv
contrary to general public opinion, and contra
10 Tue PUBIC interest tired and althtul men hav
.'.s Al i'l"y Eases oeei' removed to make room for
uia"Hie euitoIS ana noisy demagogues, entitled,
even io'0 ''iah 'Hey' 10 pubic conidcuce."
a. WIS ''opeh' every hePuDic IN the New World Is
soVG!ie Cy in!ihary cMetain. The following
10 " iiSt VI NC olHcEehI residents;
ntcu 0'a'es General Jackson
1 e Guerrero
G Atce.
6oioilloia BOLIVAR.
nonS'd santa Cruz.
- G;r La mar
1ilit [lDtoS'
9 ue.;S ayers I,aYahe'
1rt; DoyCr'
mo Goes hoI 'ooN Ac uiiacr'a4ul1g lmhtary tai
u. ahu e nav no uesre TO see snch talents UNDER
Isaei III 'ePuoIiCS Ut o'nef lofhs OF govern
M. ,u u lilo '"us. oe sought out why ali THESE
',.' SeI .nell country III military capa-
Sy o, occ .;I 20 so gn stations whioh
.y Low occupy 10 WIZ DC round not always TO have
lnecks of their fanu, cfiInns and now r;I 49,
than preside over the pubic desfinos Asinst s,'ch
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

for whom it was drawn, permitting him to keen it, by
Huue!ng nimsEii indivdnai!y responsible to them
all OF which wilNbe subsequently, brought out.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

u We are authorized to state, that oArcIibald
BryceJr of Goochland. is candidate to represent the
Congressional District lately represented by William
c. Rives Of Albemarie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

We learn that orders have been received to fit on.
the U. s. snip Constellation, lying at the Navy Yard
Gosport, with despatch. Beucon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

COZ. Var! Ness OF Vermont has he.., .e.nointo6
Minister to Spain we Mr.. Everett xeniored.
Barcnt Goes has been appointed Post Master Of
hindeVhook, vice DR.. Fandylle, yemoccd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26
FEDERALISM TRIUMPHANT

Nearly all Gen Jacksons appointments in Ohio have been
from the old federal party-tor Instance:
John Patterson, marshal.
g. w. Campbell, district Judge.
Sam' Herrick, U. S. attorney
j. b. Gardiner, register of land Office at Tlfiu
Joseph Larwell, receiver of do
Elijah Hayward, examiner fland Offices
Andrew Mack collector Detroit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

$4,000 slaves men, women and children, we're in
ported iptt Rio during che year 1929,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

MIR: Maxwell, as was expected, has resigned his
Of New York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

Dog Siealing.--It seems to be the fashion of sh,
Gay to consider dogs and umbrellas ITS the common
property OF mankind in general In reference to the
propensity which many well meaning individuals have,
OF appropratlug to their every stray animal
that happens to fall III their way the following lines
were written and engraved upon the brass nccIJaCe
Of fayorite dog
S'enl mr. not, ulyyelf and codiqy,--
Boh 6gretv NORTH n doUoy:
Puppies should bcfri1d each oiyrr-.-
ST me home teG, dcarest brother.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

The number Of barrels Of American -Four i'm
ported into Rio in .4o'erican vessels from the frs
of January, 1897 to LIST January, 1928, 1O8, CO.
114I19.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

The rurnoT goes, says the National Intcllgencer
'that already Three H'tndrcd Post yNasiers have
been removed! Nine times out Of ten we venture
to assert, these renovas have been as in this citv
contrary to general public opinion, and contra
ny to the public interest, tried and faithful men hay
ing IN many cases been removed to make room for
brawllng editors and noisy demagogues, entitled,
even less than they, to public coufdGuce'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

r'NftHary L"9fa'ns 1t Is curious fact that
at this moment every Republic in the New World IS
governed by military clieftain." The following
Is q list Of H. ,-n,,tD r-u.iI .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

We recitc the following olectioneerng article from
the Baltimore Republican, as i'll ustratiye of the
acuteness and discrimination ofthe Jackson Editors
0~r'lt is unknown to hatI ever gave vote against
your wshes"-Col LiHle'S ,4ddress
Our friends will recollect that there was nothing
IN which the Jackson party took a deeper interest
the winter before the last, than the election ste
Speaker ofihe House of Representatives of tho Uni
ted States nor will they forget, that on that OCCASION
Col. Little voted for John ". Tdylor--the gentle
man so ''rGuarkable for his observance Of all the So
Der decencies Of 6fe'-n opposition to ANDREw Str
vENsoy, high minded, dignifed, honoura6Ie gentle
man, whom every Jackson man in the destrict would
have preferred to Taylor. How then, can Col Little
say, that it is unknoaon to him that he ever cure
note against the wishes IF his constituents
Some pallioton might possibly, be found for Col.
Titles vote for John ". Taylor as Speaker in op-
sition to Mr. STEVENSON, Mr.. Taylor had been
roan Of the same high moral character.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICJiMONII.


Schr Washington, Wagloin, from New York. with
iron, &c. to Tripleit & Johnson, and J II Nash.
Schr Eleanor, Morss. 6 days from phJodclphia,
with %sundries, TO B Pcyton, l. Webb 81 CO, C. NJ
Mitchell, Lucke Il Sizcr, Rogers d. Harrison, Otis,
Dunlop g. Co, Bagwcll s. Smith, Rolston a. Pleas
ants, ID Tinberlake, J & ) Cosby & Co., Winston,
j M'kildoe, } II Nash, A Swceny, Wortham & M
Grudcr, w 81 ID Kyle g. Co, w g. G. Crane, = q
X Andrew, Richie & Cook, L Winston, Il Smith.
| Tichenor, J Boshcr. ID M'Donald, Hubbard Gaid.
ner, WI Fitzwhylsonn, II Il Watkins, King 81 Rich
ardson, J Sarvay, a a Krischman, ID Timberlakc,
J II Taylor. Cotton & Clarke w II Pile. Smith a.
Johnson, ] F Reeves, Baldwin. Ives & Co, J Haliow-
ell. J Robinson, S Richardson, n Stratton, and II
Blamirc.
Schr. Georgiann, from CobhOm, with sundries, to
Jas. Winston, and to master.
Schr. Hornet, Lynch, from New York. 6 DAYS.
with sundries, to Davenport, Allcn-& CO. Triplctt and
Johnson. and To order.
Below brig Amcricn. -, from Boston.
SAILED,
Schr. Pelican, Mason, for Baltimore, with tobacco
and coal.
SIcop Valiant, McGcc. for New York. coal.
Schr. Su!iy 81 Eliza, Harrington, for Alexandria.
Frw YORK, Aug I7-Cd, sobr Planter, Philips, ne,.
Aud, ship Antioch, Rich. I'm iiavre. sailed e,, .Iuy r.c
slnps tharlcmango, Rohuuton, FfN York, 20ti july; Ann Nla,r
Ann, Clark, Hampton Roads, uncertain.
Passed Holyhead on ID of July, the packet sip Geore
Canning. inward bound,
The William Thompson arrived on the !, al, Liyepool. as
also tie !iveIPool, from Boston.
Bs.ooN OsFcE, NonYotK. Aug l8-12.
rame W, nis brilliant Creighton, from New York, aud schr
Amanda, Hall, from Thonastown.
SSaued; slo"P Traveller, Baker, for Providence, CR. -
From Hampton Roads and it, vicinity, about IL sail of YES
sels, among which we're brig Plato, Bradford. Tor Amsterdam;
sciIs Lady ~TomPkins. Powell. Tor y York; Meridian. Carver.
for do.
The b;s Caroline, Smith, bound to Lie,i, is on her way down
James River.
The schI Martha, HAYDEN, from Richmond, bound to Proyi.
dence, (R y went To- sea TO day.
LEIIER N4GS up al tie Baacon OT-c Mars Roam.
40 lMh men II = fFFNNrEu ut fh. rraa Of Ill a. o.
+ erfaIa, Poster. loading tor Rio De Janeiro, IL II DAYS
For the American sq,ai on N the Mediterranean. shin D,,-
Nre@, Harvey, loading tor Fort Mahen. hut ~
Ky Letters will be sent 10y either of tho above vessels, flor.
Ma.Led to Lne Editors OF the American Beacon. postage paid.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
=. 5AUSH.

HoqC AMI Ship Brerd Rqter.
INFORMS his friends and the public I'm ceneEa,
( that he bakes all kinds OF flmily and ship bread
az Ills Enkery, near Rockets. Families ana others
may bc supplied with the following kinds O: soft
bread:
s and 10 cent ,oavcs, made Of now supcrGue -four.
> and 10 do do DO do 10 do
,niXed with corn meal, very much approved of b.
ianiIiies. and can be particularly Recommended 20 cap
tains OF packets and coastcr,, for retaining it, mos
;urc AMI sweetness longer than any other sofi bread.
. and TO cent loayes anti ~dispeP,lc bread, highly
recommended by the Faculty.
Soda biscuit by the dozen.
baked every day.
Pilot bread, 4Sll no clarre
Navy do . TO, bils. or
ship do 2I-IN dravaso.
Customers regularly supplied e .Leir residence.
III orders ieil win Messrs. \. Swceuy At the BASIN,
=. DAVIS at the Old Market, or ~ The Bakehouse.
thankfully received and punctaiy attended TO.
N. b. ] have made arrangements with NV son.
opposite the Market, to keep constantly on iand. The
above articles at the annexed prices.
D. Wanted, as an apprentice 10 tho above business,
Il youth from is to II years Of oge.
aIp lS-po5GF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
GENTLEMEN's AND LADIES
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

Opposite lie old Srnm Tarern.
's'iiE subscriber returns his ti.an.5 to his fticnds
aud the pubic, for the liberal announcement he
has heretofore met with. Having lately omploycd a
first rate worSman from tie North. Is now prepared
10 execute orders in the ladies' and misses line. AID
vii make 80. the most approved manner, to measures.
Ia fashionable Style. any orders which hc may be Ia
yourcd with. aud hopes by a strict personal attention
20 business, 90 receive L continuance Of the public
patronage.
On hand, gen;lemen's boots, shoes and pumps.
boys fine shoes, ard an assortment OF negro SHOES
ali of good quality.
july 2I-eul8t cl2t OFF DURHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

Sale IF Land on PGDUDlkey Hi,cr.
HQi virtue Of n deed in trust executed 10 the sub.
~ scrIber By Philip ". Claiborne. ard Annette $.
MS wnc, on th" 9Th day of February, 1893. and adj.
United 70 record IN the county court Of New Kent.
on the 10Th day Of April, 1923, Tor tine purpose Of sc.
curing the payment ofcortoin sums Of money therein
mentioned TO Francis Foster | shall proceed, on Fri
day the eleventh. day OF September next, 10 sell. to
the highest bi'Lcv for ready money, ON the premises.
iHc tract OF lauU- by said decd conveyed, situate iu
The county Of New Kent, ON Pamuntov River. COM
tanning by recent survey. SOC and an bali acres; tho
land will be sold. subject TO tho payment of $1,000. ON
the lst January, 1880, 1000 ON the is' January, 1891:
1000 ON the lst January, 1892; 1000 ON he list Jan
uary. 1858. and 40 ON the LIST day of january. 1854.
This Is perhaps the most valuable estate Of its size
on the PamunScy. the col, of fine quality. in excellent
condition. and well adapted tn The culture ot corn.
wheat, o1's and cotton, the improvements convenient
ly suited TO the size OF the faIui. q valuable Fishery ate
tachcd, and situated 200 n worry dcs'rlhl, nclrlh1y-
hood. Tho title IS believed To be- c'eor Of al oh.oc-
ton, but selling as trustee. tc subscrurr v,I convey
only such titlo as is vested in him hy tlc deed alort.
said. JOHN h.. CL.OPTON.
nrr fN-fOf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

B.INK SIQCK IT .lJCITON.
WILL be sold Oh Tuesday next. at the Coffee
" House, - Shares Of Stock of The BANK az Vi
ginla. and - Shares OF Stock Of the Farmers Bank
~ virginia, belonging 20 The estate Of the late Ed.
Dillon, and sold by order OF hs executors for cash.
S-Ic AZ i ococN. JAS. n. LYNCH.
aUr ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
Land md NegrOcS at .IIcIiou.

H~'ft% NftV "'fSFDfS Nt sls,ttfJf.
2 n pursuance Of a decree of the County Corr, Of
! lIenrico, in the csse of Adams and others. vs.. Car
J D gton and others, | shall, us Commissioner. named
IN The said decree, proceed to sell, at public auction.
~ the Court House Of the county of Monroe, on
Monday, the Aet day Of September next, one Tract
Of Land, belonging to the estate cf Iabill Adams
deceased, containing nine hundred and dNy-cicht
acres: about two hundred acres are under cultivation,
and on which. there are several comfortable dwell
ing houses, with the necessary out houses. This
property lies within three mi'es Of the Sweet SPRINGS.
andiS said 10 be- mountajn lsnd OF the frs, quality
Persons wishing 10 view II. are referred To Mr.. Jacob
Baker, and Mr.. Elijah WIckliuc, residing on the
premises.
And on Monday, the c3th day Of the same month,
IN the town Of stanton, As Commissioner aforesaid.
shall sell, at public auction, five slaves, consisting
OF two men, one woman, and two girls.
Tue slaves VIII be.sold for ready mouey-the land
on n credit Of one and two years, the purchaser 10
give bonds, with approved security, md a deed OF
trust upon the property. to secure the purchase mo-
ney. Possession will be given ON the FIRST DIV OF I.n.
uary next. g. NJ. CARRINGT q Comm r.
auu IT-CawlOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

SALE OF tI,uc tIauttt 900 fast tNe.l.I
, 70 the subscriber hv John NJ Grctuy, ON the Il dav of
August, 1921, and admitted to record Boo tc clerks office pi t.e
county OF James CITY, ON the 9TH day of January. 1922. fr
certain purposes therein expressed, / shall proceed. ON Thurs.
day' uc t'irt o1vo 90 September most, Co sr, on ttr promises.
To- Tive highest bidder, tor ready money. % Tract fIaul boz u
county oft James tUv, W said decd conveyed, and describe. as
containing i1ut hundred u-re, as having Hccu dNr,rI r I.I.
ucy bownc, ,oi whom j0hn ~ Gregory purchased l..
adjoining Brovrc's saw mill This land ts heavily uwtrH..
$ conveniently situated on uavi2auic water, oul may Dec com.
f"tfcd rs r.SUpNlc To those disposed % engage r tWc tuu1cf
trade No dcicct iu the uic b. known 10 'hc subscriber, buf o.
he sells - trustee, De wIl convey only sch tlc as q vested H
Eim uy thc decd at1rcslC I'd. Join r. tiOtt0N.
August ISL 1872. -t-s