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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

Cobc states that he has received from paper nanufact.
e ~ udford fifty sheets Of paper made from the usks Of
MS corn which he had only OF the week before This he
says Is discovery absolutely without parallel and will save
,ne naton million year, sent o Of for rags ne saws he
WI cancel e title pages ~ his book which already prined
Tor The purpose Of having the title pages printed on d mad,
out ri the husks of corn iiscif--ObsCyrCr II = ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

nbhc Reverv gives pleasure 10 loar say the editors
c Snuona ln'cgencor that the Revenue Of the United
r inc last quarter Of tho pat year, has exceeded, by
nan million Of dollars the amount NJ which estimated
ny the secretary Of the Treasury in his annual Report
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

The Legislature of Pennsylvania have passed res
oiutions iustructing their Senators, and requesting
their Representatives in Congress- toprocurc the abo-
tion ofslavery in the district Of Columbia--n our
Judgment very III advised ind mistimcd procedure,
however abstractly benevolent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29

however abstractly benevolent.
The continued indisposition Of Mr.. Rush has rem
dered it necessary to appoint Secretary of the
Treasury pro tom and Mr. Southland has been author
Ned BY the President, TO discharge those duties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

large amount; OF he has isssnds who stand in thai
situation, &c.-These and variety Of others, may
he pointed out, and in all or any one Of them, the
individual will, ni,ie times out of ,en aid the
Banks in every thing which they may require -
Let this thing be Illustrated. Suppose an indivi-
dual IN the City Of Richmond, should proclaim
himself Candidate TO represent the City in the
penerai Assembly, at IFS next Session, and should
declare, thdt his object was 10 prevent If possbs
the renewal OF the Charter Of the Bank of yiryi.
nia-what chance would such an individual stand
to be elected? None earthly, a. every man will
admit. And why? Because the Bank interest is
the 'eponderating interest in every town where
they exist, and so II is in the country, where in
any manner, the people have been so indiscreet as
TO be at all concerned or interested with the Banks
Further Illustrations may be given, going conclu-
sivey TO shew, hatmoncd institutions will create
aIlStocracy and slavery, by whatever name you
choose 10 call them; for Bank il only another
name for these mschievous institutions
years ago, the President s Directors of the Lite
rary FUND, took II into their heads without any
authority whatever at tho time, 10 lend TO the
country people the SUN of $50, 700, returnabie at
the end OF hive years, at six per cent interest
payable half yearly More than half of this sum
was loaned TO gentlemen, who resided in the same
Senatorial District and il is believed that this was
effected, under the Influence Of a gentleman W no.
al mat Tune, had much 10 do with this fund, and
VINO once resided IN the same District. This pro-
eeeding, on the par: of the persous Who manag ed
the Literary Fund.- caused much excitement
amongst the people, even in the distric; of Coun-
try where the money had been borrowed The
consequence was, that gentlemen soon began 10
talk freely upon the subject, aud new candidates
were spoken OF for the next elections, who had
expressed their 9isapprobation of this loan, and
who avowed their determination to abolish the
contracts, by legislative Interference. Such men
and such opinions,wcre instantly opposed by those
who had obtained these loans, and they were Join
ed by all their friends and connexions. The mo-
tive must be obvious, and need not he declared
II, then, the debtors OF the Literary Fund will
oppose all men, who would, probably, cause them
TO pay back the money which they had borrowed
can any reason be assigned, why those who are in
debted to the Banks, would not act in the same
way' Here, then, we see tlat ate OF things
may, and, | verify believe, does exist by which
an independent Legislature cannot be chosen in
the usual way; and il these individuals who com
pose the Legislature, shall feel trammelled. in
their private characters. what hope remains for
freedom OF action by the Legislature when i, is
found that the State in its corporate character is
partner in these Banks and lhat, therefore, the
members have double motive 10 act in subservi-
ency 10 the Banks?-This shall he examined into
IN ny next GEORGE CLINTON.
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DdsSeu 81
In .Neto Kent, Mr.. C!opton received every pote
6uf one The vote ia the whole District is as
follows:
Marshall 457, Tyler $40, Clopton 2s7. Nicholas
I'll, Chamberlayne 1873, Tazeweil l29, Robertson
lOl, Bassett 10. Saunders IS, Semple 2.-Elizabeth
City, Williamsburg. Charles City and Richmond
yet TO come in. Charles City voted Yesterday
Richmond votes to-day.
Esser Election.
A Correspondent writes that the poll wa, not
closed, hut it was O'Clock in the evening, (Aon-
day,) and the commandment says that there were
not5 more votes to be given. The result wac az
follows:-John Roane 1876. Morris lis, ]. NJ Gar
nett ll2, w. p. Taylor lot, w. Ii. Roane 10, ].
Fl. Upshaw SO, Gaines Is.
The vote in the three couptes of Caroline,
King 4 Queen and Essex for the five highest can :
didates, stands as follows = J. Roane 49I, r. Nor
rs 433, w. p. Taylor Ala, ]. NJ. Garnett 3s4. w.
Fl. Roane 22l. The general opinion here is, that
the three first named will certainly be elected; and
;hat the contest will DO between Garnett and w.
ii. Roane. Hanover and King William are yet to
vote, the former of which is the county of w, IL,
RS residence
Lo,tdoun District.
The Alexandria Gazette of Tuesday Morning
gives the following the state of the Polls in
Fdirfdr county about o'clock, on Monday
VIM. Fl. Fitzhugh 2O6, c. +. Mercer 81, James
Monroe II, X. III. Henderson 10, w. T. T. Ma
son g (Ir. c. Powell declined poll, and did no,
attend -Thus Fairfax seems TO have gone fortt,
with all her force in favor of her favorite Fit1-
hugh, to counterfeit the vote o! Loudoun, who
pl aced four of her own Citizens the highest on
the polis-There accordingly not less than Isl
thrown away votes, plumpers, the Fairfax polls
The vote in the phoie District (Loudoun and Fair
fax) stands thus. according to the last accounts
Monroe 5l5; c. F. Mercer AIT; VIM H. Fitz-
hugh 39S; r. II. Henderson S97; W. T. r. Mason
3O2; c. Powell, ll6; so that Messrs Monroe, Mer.
Ger, Fitzhugh and Henderson are elected from
that District-This is the second District from
which we have received a CONCLUSIVE retrrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

Aud hope that all the Editors of Newspapers
favourable to the oppressed interests OF our conn.
try. will exert their powerful influence in favour
OF this very laudable enterprise of Mr.. Raguet ol
Philsdelphia. In the recommendations which
have been given OF the +. +. A. have heen in.
truth and Justice forwarded by all fair and honour
able means. l wish to see the Restrictive and
Free Trade Systems fairly opposed to each other,
aud still hope that even mere truth, with equal
advantages in the contest, will prevail error
AN ECONOMIST.
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ny all just and hohSTahe means, tne Oeeets oet.iy
Injecting.
whereupon, Tbeod. Robertson, Chsstine cctx.
Capt. J. B Davis, William Scot, and Il. J. Archer,
were appointed.
ResOlped, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the chairman and secretary, ana be
sent for publication TO the Constitutional Wing snd
Richmond Enquirer. with a request that all The
editors Of newspapers in Virginia. javorabls 10 GUS
cause, give them an insertion
The meeting then adjourned.
FRANCIS HARRIS, .Cfmfa
WJELiAM PORK, Sec'ry
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CONVENTION ELECTIONS.
Gooehland on .afondcy last.

sThe No,-FTeeholders have exercised their
rtahts--and why not! Does not further refe cton
prove, that they ought in all the counties and CT
ties TO do ths-E. Circulate memorial for sigma
lures Send IL by four Delegates, appointed
by themselves, to the Conventions. claim from
the c. the right orbeing heard at the bar in favor
OF sitting IN the Convention-if that he refused,
L. OF being heard, on their right to hold suffrage
under the new constitution, and 5. of laying their
memorials with all their signatures before the
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W w RE-. ID
TTIHE suberibsr respectfully inform, me rpbIe H.,
- withdrawing TIE enormous tar imposed on ysnder, az
Lottery Tickets, he has taken h sic sp.e for to-,
onlh', sud will continue TO supply al ihose who n.v
dHio;td 10 encourage him, with he original fcif, j.,
most sason this terms. - ~" "e
in 'ol'eIng the patronage IT the public he btr.Is. o.
assure them that ample iu'iice Oil be done them p,r
iat attention paid e. all ORDER directed him. asd the ell
esi information gIyso OF the dftWnrs -"
AY orders which he received Too late foe H. rf
will be TeiuTn ed by the mails. '''''
add. tsi your ordtfsto
VIM. PEARMAN.
Lottery NiDdei
my 80
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Mr. LINES MAuRY.

The following extract is from the Savannah
Georgian, "reeeived from one OF the ConsuPs
friends in Charleston"
sonewbsi furpfiIsd 10 pcrsgrsPh in The Geor
ejsD Of two or three dsys $50, hat vhch did nd meet nay
eye Until this sftetnoOn states that Sir. msury suPersn
rrsfed ard that for many te hiss discharged he duie
v he ofee ~ DEPOT From loui corTesT on1sTcs With
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BENJAMIN II. MAGRCDLi.Tii-..- )
ArroHyEy ArI,Ay

AFTORNEY M LAW.
fEEAViNG loosteJ himself At Union Mill, Flursnns Oh
S the main stage Dad, leading from Ohs s,riile 10 ach
mons having IN the practices Of Ewn uar
With John Timbsrlsks Jf Esq. of said place. will attend
Superior and Inferior Courts OF Automatic Ls and Flu
Ysnns and tue Superior and Quarterly Com. Of Coco hd
ANY communications addressed TO fhsrn eoDjOntly Of 20
himself ssgaTatsiy viii be promptly attended 10.
may a. l-u2m
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ALBEMAKLE GHAMMAR GC100I-

ALBEMAkLE GRAMMAR school.
sNNhe undersigned nt ID opening the Goth 1cs
N the UnveT.v of Virgfis SCuOor in gb,eb III ~
,ag,h Tie latin, GREEK. AND FRENCH LANGiIr
6ES and MATHEMATICS They pledge thenseIyes n,
sp-re 10 pains IN communicating to tbO5n ,,hS NAV he
iT0'sd Y Their tafe kDoNlsdEe Of what Hey rrole,. o.
teaeh One OF the other Of thea, wall he with fsr pno,l.
The Etests part Of the day When ths student Of F,enf
has prosrs'sed isr enough the whole Of h Instruction
conversation vii he csfred ia de French Lsnvu,ge
ne may be enabled to sreas With oiy, an object fs,s,
TERMS.
For ss'sop ~ fse months, ros
For tb0.e sUtnding French and
Msfhs msfirs only,
The Tui,op fse will be expected in sdv,sce.
V. !. FERRoN.
s II. ROYAL.
ijs hsNf,rs "a ss f,rit. 70 " ''''' ~
4'JN3' F-fssA
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NtlTiIE-

(fAoMdITrED to Camphei jail or the 3n.h Jsnn.,v i.
~ NEGRO BOY, eyed ubost fourteen year, four ices
seven ushes high short made full faee broad nose
rather nliow complexion his clulhinE consisted OF White
oand.abou blue c. cloth PauSoon., says name - NJ
DREW" anu that he was taken from Edmund To,,er OF the
Ooudy OF Raiiowsy, Va by the Sheriff Of said County ans
sold, and tina su'der purchased him and from whom he
tahawayi aud says he does n1skno~ his name Ia.
take the said negro sway. $50
GERMAN JORDAN, Jailor.
for Campbell County, Va.
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NOTICE

US heithy .iveu that application will be psde at ~,
~ TessBfy OF the United States for the renewal Of ep
feste Of stock, which has lost The certificate s TO-
1880 Of the loan Of fs1s funded per stock 90
the l4lb june 1917 numbered 60 standing on tie Loa
Gee Book, Of the BfznGh Back the q. stGiebmon6 10
the name VI
/. WARRINGTON'
msy22 go
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an, Ipsssun,s PAU sno<, do that not pyst.
snnustsd and as to tbs OF the duties OF his oe
will pledge nyss that for the la year
lave occurred when he has been in his ses the
10 The ssrsosn, attending to his business
wesks per annani. excepted"
The Editor Of tho Georgian" processes TO know
nothing personally Of Mr.. Maury.
William Hunter, n. OF Providence, r. l. has
been appointed Clerk and Translator, in the State
Department at Washington. He is stated to be
scholar and an accomplished linguist.
The above from Bait. Pat-a Coalitionist
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REMOVALS AT WASHINGTON

Robert Taylor, Esq. (of Orange county, ya.)
itom the situation of Principal Clerk in tho Blu
rean OF Bounty Lands.-it is said tina, Vim. Cor
don OF Fredericksburg is appointed in his place.
Thos. Fillebrown, Jr. is removed from a Clerk
snip In the Navy Departments; and john II. Low e
a Clerk in the Office Of the Second Comptroller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
WARRANTED SCYTuES

NANItAN IED SCNIHES.
MAJOR sale at the Sign u h= Pad Lock coupste ..sor
~ meni Of sey,hs'j which Farmers are iuy.
TO call aud give them 3 trial 1889
Also the BTItis9 Potent Scfbs. om AZ In Il
general assortment OF Hardware Ssddiery RJdyec. sS
CUTLERY, worth the attention Of purchasers.
THOMAS Il. RUST
may 81.
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pePst hi, life Wednes,s- after short. tst vioe,:
lthess nr Landon C1Yfer al late landou
Esq ct Ssb'"s Ha-an amAbIe aud interesting man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

.N;lc PostmGS.erS.-Wilham Pierce has Leef.
appointed postmaster in the ely OF Troy, vice
Samuel Gale, removed.
Chauncey Ives is also appointed Postmaster for
tie Village CT Lansinbu!s, vice CALVIN Barker,
removed.
Joseph Wadsworth is likewise appointed B.s(.
master for the town Of pittstOwn, vice Jacob =
Defreest, removed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

ANhSAAMOND AM CtAhlsOtJEStlEEt-
STAGE ROUTE.
NS RON aud after the i,t June tho Ssgr win .,ve
~ k'chmond lori Charlottesville Moudsy, Weduesd.
shdlFriday, at =, 4. II sod hseush "a Que sy Re
turning,
Leave Chs'!Crr7le Tuesday Thursday aud and
srrve M HiohDend she day By thi, Arrangement ne
mail expected says between E.ebnuud Va and Ns.n
VILE 10 EeBuety
L. PORTER
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CON.nU.NTC.YTED.
"a a Frelhold1r, nf pomhnIn,l

To hle FTefbOidSrS Of iotUhGta,l.
In the last Fridays Enquirer is an appeal 10 ) or
- 10 rush TO the Polls and support Your cahdi-
date In the next sentence you are asked, sd"
you intend TO surrender the claims of VIM. Oii'
Without intending to disparage the claims Of VIM.
oiu,a whoin the writer recognises your
candidate, l will ask him, yho writes over the
signature ot" Freebooter lIlstte District vhe-
ther he Is ignorant OF the fact that Doct. 3fancl
L. Archer is a resident of Powhatan. and Is ike
wise candidate. To ask you, who are the voters
OF Powhatan, would be an insult 10 Your under.
Standing. The claims of Doct.. Branch T. Archer
TO your support, at this mOmeutous crisis, when
the Convention subject occupies so large space
III the public mind, could not be overlooked bv
you, when men, whose talents are of tie higher
order, and Whose integrity il nhcx ihie are soels
Tor III every part of the state. That such are his
talents aud integrity, are well known 10 YOU rs
that he Is the most popular KAN ever raised ia
your county, and whom you woald have de-
lighted to honor" His reluctance heretofore 20
accept OF any Office within your gin, has been the
only cause why he has been once only LonoreJ
with your sulirageg. % that occasion, he r.
iuctantiy yielded TO your Solicitations on The day
CT the election, and was elected eldest VIII yoi
not now regard him your candidate on The
great question which agtates this ComnOnws adj
and evince your sincerity by giving him yoGr
support? Il .N,diice Of Polcb0toy,
May 18th, 1899
nTs, intended for Enquirer but Va, t.r.ss
IN loo i''ei after the form o'sde OI Pres..Edss
We stop tie press to announce the following UNI,
pleasant intelligence
EE'rGct ola letter dated,
LEXINGTON, 10th May, 1929
Ihe University took fire last night, and Was
entirely Consumed. About half the books say
ed, except the law library, which suffered to;al
loss. There was an insurance the property to
the amount of $4,000, and have no doubt :.
new building will be commenced without delay
There rernain- the smaller buildings on the ground
unnjured, sufficient for the purposes of educa,;o
uhu new one Is erected on the site OF The old III
servant employed by the institution was engaseo
III the upper part OF The building in backing shos -
fell asleep, and it is supposed the fire was commu
HSatedi'om candle he LETT burning. The roof
ed. r. $. 1tl..
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1s4 ENG aVu, to res"ocupy Virgins hills M rfov.r
80 ~ in This place is.oaeTsd for sale Or
Tease Tor term OF yesTs The ImErcS wall
euiaed both for public nn and mercantile business. b
Garden which ia large, and good one and nj!
the houses nearly new, and every wei. cale
ted for the iGne dste comfort and accommodation Of
purchaser, tenant Few yiliase The STATE Offer uo
catering pTospeo both for the good. and the N.Y.
chase Of Tobacco, than this further description OF TN,
property deemed unneesIssry th or The y.sr a.
sion given Immediately.
ED W SIMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

T iSS AhkS respectfully IN. Tie inn OF FeS
IVA Edward, sud the adjoining eountirs that she la. on,
menoed the business Of Minsr aud KIan,us mater In de
tsnsnen, formerly occupied by Miss Goodwin near NJ sdou
end Venebs store, FarHyille. She has made
for the earliest reception Of fashions and h0pe Nv m
remi'isd attention to fhsts public patronage
Farmvilie, msy %. 4-yg.
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To Me Editors of fhe Enanirc,

GENTLEMEN lit is with uDieigDed regret
have seen in the Free Trade Advocate Of Phia.
delphia o. May I'd, that il would probably be dis
continued after the completion Of the 1st vol,
which will be about the last Of June.
This paper was established by its able Editor,
Mr.. Racquet, with the very laudsble design Of dis
seIninatiDg widely the principles which uphold the
Free Trade SyFem: but unfortunately the enter.
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CWpeper.-John ;. Barbour 592, John Macrae
SOC, John Scott 4SI, Judge J. w. Green 473, John
Shackleford 221, Ward 2l6, Inman Homer I5S.-
From Letter " Green, Barbour, Scott and
Mscrae doubtless will be elected-that is the i'm.
press on onthe minds of every person."1
Potohatdn-Wm Old I57, Jno. w. ions. 40.
d. w. Leigh LOG, VIM. b. Giles SO, Sam'l Tayior
SS, VIM. s. Archer IS, B. T. Archer rs, w. II.
Johnson IL, L. Miller o.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
4n'eiia-Richard Booker, Rondophil Jeter.
disadvantages dthaniel Alexander, VIM o.
Goode.
" The Returns complete; with the exception
OF Lewis, Lunenburg, and Nicholss--we should
be obliged TO any of our correspondents for the
votes Of those three counties.
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NEWS FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN.

NENo hUH He NIEDI Eh1thINFAIN.
We are favored with the following interesting
extract Of late letter from an American Officer,
on board of squadron, dated
II. S. SHIP, LEXINGTON, at SMYRNA, March l,
juea last, nothing Of any Consequence has
red The Commodore Is s in this plaeehsvny left Mshos
10 the Fairfield lie up here for the purpois Of attending
IN the Tresy that about forming with the Turks, which
DO dorbt, will be effected, the Turks particularly
ysrs 70 the Ansrcsns--ore han 10 sDy other nation.
the Turkish character very much pleased wibmore
90 than with the Greeks. n form this Tfeay, which
vii, certainly do, on ships will 50 10 ConssnnoPls,
which will be very kabe event not any armed
sd, are allowed pass the Dardanse%-Thsy bsye been
partieusry successful in their engagements with The Russian,
be Emperor collecting inusne sfGy 10 attack The
Jerks The Grand Sgnor TO head The Turks 10
we bsvs nothing 10 do Of any Consequences and then
re convoy sn Amtesn vessel 10 the mouth Of the Lsvsu,
raiuru Immediately Smyrna sgsn. All the piraei.' hsys
been supes,ea We do complain Of the defines Of the
fine as ii taten up with giving and gins TO Balls, and
ths;s are musical parties here very often.
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=.
We lay with great pleasure before our readers
the following well-written article upon Mr.. Ra-
guets Paper. IL is from the pen Of gentleman,
who is au fat upon the subject Of Political G,-
economy aud it is a just Tribute to the enlighteu-
ed views talents and spirit OF that excellent Jour
nal. The Principles, which Mr.. K. supports, are
those OF Free Trade"--and hiss motto, the APP
propriate saying Of the French merchant 10 the
minister Colbert "LdisScz nous f'dire We
cordially subscribe TO the sentiments of our Cor
respondent, and sincerely wish that If, The Free
Trade Advocate" cannot Give thousand years,
1t may at least survive The next session Of Con-
gress--We recommend it 10 the support of every
man who values free trade and limited Consfi-
tntion-and will be happy TO receive subscrip.
tons for the paper at this Office:
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-.eGae+s.-
MR.. BARRY'S INSTRUCTIONS. :

: M Il. BAINHH , ms ItUCI TONS.
The Baltimore c. Chronicle is dissatisfied with
MIR. Barry's Instructions to the Post Masters
Now, we have the misfortune 10 differ with the
aforesaid Editor--it bespeaks an energy in his De-
partment, determination TO reform abuses, which
we admiIe.--Of all the facilities of the Post Of
flee Department, there is none more abused, than
tho privilege ejranking, and of vading postage in
many ways. We glad, that Reform has
commencement hope it will be prosecuted with
an unshrinking hand.-(1hese Instructions in
oGr Dert.)
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The counties of Bath and Nicholas I'D Tues
day,) Monroe and Allegheny SD Monday and
Greenbrier (4th Monday.) yet to be heard from.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-13
41O or 500 Acres.

There is outstanding estate in said property for life,
ssor lives, subject to rent OF fiO per snnum The
property every desirable and great bargain in
Il may reasonably b. expected
II is deemed needles, to give more particular de-
scrpton uf the above lands, it is presumed tina.
those who wish to buy will view the land, and judge
for themselves. II an further information is wanted
application can be made the Commissioners, in per
son, by letter, post pad addressed to them at AR
fax Court-iIouse, Yirginia,-or Leesburg, Loudoun
county, Virginia
II is hoped that the heirs, and all others interested
win attend p, rsonally BY agents. on the above days
Of sale. and prevent a sacrifice of the property One
third OF the purchase money will be required in hand,
and the balance in two equal annual instalments, Sc
cured satisfactorily the Commissioners, by good per-
sonal security, or by deeds of trust on the land The
title the above lands is doubt good. but the Co n.
mssipners will only pass such as they are authorize
nv sad acts to pass
JESNlNG BECKWIrH,0
BURR w. HARRISON, c,,.::..
HENRY 4. HARRISON, ''
r. BLACKBURN,
July 2S-2awts