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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
COMMUNICATIVE.

To tar 1seJolde,'s Of .lccemcec, Noyttuup5on, .r-
thccs, .aitddieScc suh Gloucester, (ile9dy 10 tie
Coaention.
Beipp myself friendly to the objects of the corycp
tion, have watched with considerable anxiety the
proceedings Of your District, to which, from various
Catses. felt myself more particularly attached and
was gratiticd to fnd that such exertions have been
made by the friends of Reform. will trust, ensure
the election of individuals willing to promote the
SOLITARY changes expected from the laboufs of con-
veDton. 1t is not my wish however ON the present
occasion to say any thing IN relation to the important
objects which ought TO engage the attention Of that
body, but merely to bring before you the claims of
much injured individual, against whom the shafts of
the anti Conventonsts have been most industrously
levclled, ever since the Delegates Of Accoruac and
Northampton. at their meeting at Bell Haven, nom
mated him III and suitable person to represent
the District. ] mean Mr.. Humphrey Biliups, who
has, is we'll known, been assaed in terms Of the
Interest obloqy, whose private well as public life
has furnished themes for the malicious cornuens of
his adversaries, and against whom every art which
the pcrfdy of his enemies could invent, has been
tried, with view TO lesson him in your estimation,
and deprive him Of that respect and confidence,
which, it was appreheDded would secure bis election
Of the private life of Mr.. y. it would be unbccoming
TO speak, the Inhabitants Of the county of Mathews
know, that it is SpoeSS; and with his public life the
whole District is acquainted, for though brief, il was
marked by an event which enabled him to shcw II
vigour Of MUD and fFnncss Of character in defend
ing his own rights, and those of his CONSTITUENCIES
which elected the admiration of his most hostile op-
ponents TO vindicate either his private or public
life therefore would be needless shall consequently
c0nfine myself to the consideration Of charge
which has been repeatedly brought forward and
which seems TO have made some impression. viz that
Mr.. ". is n Minister in the .Hethadist Episcopat
Churct. In Christian land it is hardly e credit
cd, that Chs circumstance. admitting it to be true
should bc seriously urgel, MS objection TO any onc
but that it should be supposed to render him unfit 10
assist in the deliberations Of the convention is truly
absurd. But it would be waste of tine TO attempt
the refutation of reasoning resting ON such shallow
foundations shall instead of doing so, cudcavOur to
ehew, that SIR. BIS character as Minister Of the
Gospel entities him to the confidence of the District
and renders his election peculiarly appropriate.
IL will readily be conceded, that to remodel the
fundamental laws of a community, in such manner
as to increase its prosperity aud eectualy to secure
the rights and liberties of the citizens is not only
difficult, bg hazarovs; aud that 20 render he scccess
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
THURSDAY sIoRNING, APIEyL 30, 1879.

The Washington papers of yesterday. briug Official
intelligence cf the appointment Of SAAI'L StVART-
W0UF to the colectorship of the Port Of Ncw
York. Tllis gontlcman's name is familiar to ALL rs
an active accomplish in Bhrr's machnotio1s-a fact
so notorious and we'll established, that MIR. Swart-
wout himself, has we believe denied it, Boil
man and Swartwout, are names associated in the
recollection of all acquainted with the history of
1905 and g, the most active and efficient of Burr
partizans. DR.. holman VIC believe is dead, else he
too doubt, would have been gratefully remembered
by President Jackson!
IL Gen. Jackson infatuated? Is he determined TO
sec to what lengths he push his popularity Is he
resolved to ascertain from crne,fmeut, what degree
Of insult and indignity, the people Of the L. States
will submit to-
Ne have seen in our short pilgrimage through life
many resolutions in the political world, unexpected
and surprizns-n men get to the asccndcncy
old Republicans denounced as Federalsts Fedora
lists cheerod and supported Republicans the power
Of Napoleon overthrow. andRTr. Peel and the Duke
of Wellington hailed MS tho liberators Of sn oppres-
sed people. But lrcre is revelation more unexpeet-
cd and astonishing than sl--wbich was not expected
and could have been expected--the traitorous
parszans Of AARON BURR. taken into the conf
dence a. trust Of the Executive Of the U. Satcsl Let
those who admire the mutabiIity of human fortune,
see in this strange event fresh cause for admiration
Mr. Noah is rewarded. Hehas squibbcd and lied
and icked, to sorac purpose. THERE'S TO bargain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
TIE PROGRESS OF aREFoRNs,

q sryvng appointments have Understand, been made
By President though have them officially an
nounced:
Samuel Swattwout be Collector OF the Customs y the pert
Of New York, tie place Of Jonathan Thompson, renoUsd
Moeca M Noah, Surveyor and INSPECTOR Of the Customs
for the port of Hew York. the place Of Peter Stacy reWored
William Kins be Collector of tc port Of BATH, Maine, 10
tie place of Johp u. Swanton rcnoUvzt
James ~ Hamilton be Attorney of the United States for
the Southern District ri the State of New York, III the place
John Duer, REINFORCED
John NIcan of New YORK, be Secretary Of Legation
Great Britain in the place Of Vim. T. LavyfGnce, reUnUed
MAT. TE
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I.rsrua,,,,a An.no-

rIby r, - i,YNchRrhG, April 3. -.
tom .e gloomy appeaiance exhibited last wn,er--Iu lie
pm. az his svtton OF country it presents proms-
lie expected. 500 e'eP "'S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

vcd to make way for somebody else who wants the
situation.
The President has appointed Pierre a. Barker Of
SepeGa co. collector Of the port of Buffalo, in place
Of VI. NJ. D9x, removed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

EROM MADEIRA.--Captaiu Harlow, of the
"a 81 SsDee, at Norfolk, informs that when he Left Madeira
@ feo} Sohseiaoe sxceu,eD prevailed between the Roy
aIfested and thrown into prison. ~ ~ WV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
ttnn, a. U,hcnIinc (EnzeNc

Fran the U6eeIjag GaSetfc.
MIR. Green The following is an extract of letter
from Archie MIean, to gentleman Of Wheeling,
in reference TO his right, Notwithstanding tempo
rary residcn &C in Ohio, to the privileges and irnUn
ties of the citizens of Va. possessing the requisite
freehold It's terms dohonour to him a citizen Of
Va. and Statesman. Please gave it place in the
Statesman Of this week CITIZEN.
AucRvrbLE, April 18th, 1929.
Dear Sir:--Athoush my porSou was transferred
TO another state my family and my interest in Vir-
rinia retuano1 unchanged and my solictude for the
Conversion Of her present aristocfatc system of Gov
ernmcpt into free republican constitution continued
nnabated Upon this subjectI never ceased to feel
the anxiety of man who had no other prospect but
that of settling his children permanently ON her
soil and who wished TO transmit to them the dear
bought blessings Of liberty in it's full brightness
So corfdeff an e my right Of splfrags, sId
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

consequently, to be elected; that would not hest;
a1e 20 submit the question to the whole bar without
lear OF u dissenting VOICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

The FATHER Of Jod JHpe sacrificed his ALA respectable
esndeIire IN the war Of the Revoluai! lie was high
soulsd Wh but his stand make way for
"" f' u o' A"'
he sRAsnfArHsR IF zoo Wppe one of that band Of
so!ons siaispeQ who had the courage ScclaIe the
.!ed States Eec sovereign aud independent Ills name is
~ ms own proper hand WHITING, subscribed the Dclaalion
% ndcpendence Turn TO the Srfy and the name Of
a Hhi1Yt written with much freedom and bcltucss
as mat Oh 'ohn H,ncoskye tho grandson of VIM Whpe
." ms nine Children, are turned of occ that
Grandson dared to exercise the right of tukx for himself
the very sioues of Philadelphia rise in
inutiny against such ngratitude.--1sla- Ppss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

tdtftHe.-No oPpositiont to Claiborne for Congress
9 r. howies Tor the Senate. House of Deegatrs-
1atuin ana Adams, 40 opposition.
Aay1Tso9.-JIo. L. Brown Geo J. tVi,T.us :
Mr.. DoddTidse's majority REDUCED from, Ai6 to %
Brooke and hIonongalia TO vote, and his enc,in,
| thought pretty secure.
| Phsyfrania No opposition 20 Davenport for Con
gress, or Towncs for Senate House OF Delera,e;
VIM Walton, Benz. w. S. CabellF.
CImbG'Idna: af Delegutes--Jarnes I:.z
gerald, John p. Wilson's
From he Cumberland eieciion we learn that Judge
bouldn Is rcturnedto Congress by majority of S8
only over DIR Crump. The electian viewed viii,
ndierence u first, excited bciDrc it was over much
anlinatipn md interest.
.dus'astq House Of Delcgates--Jno. GTcCue* ESQ
Chesley Kinney, ir.* a27-r!los J. Niche I8s, Reu
ben Iiet ia. Wui. ST. Tate 81, Geo. C. Robertsor
IS. YIN; AicCoy for Congress, without opposition
King IFltam.-IIouse III DelegatesErbomos
"; $. Gregory, 10; &. L. Dahney, l55-John c.
Pollard, I15.
.aiLssytany-Il of Delegates-N1p. II. Tnysu,
jesse Davis Eet Congrees-Flslning ID. Miller
had 80 votes and Robert Craig 50; majority for Nil
Ter 4i-Millcr goes to Giles, the only county vel to
be heard froH about 81 votes ahead Of Crair Their,
is no doubt now eltertaiiied Of Ckags election
Nraoec,: III OF Dclegaics--Eelix Winston 22s
T1n L. White, sGs;- Reu5g. Meredith, las: CGas'
Thompson 81; SaInucl PcSrh, I55
t.iew Aleipbas
NonFoI.K, april 2p.
terday at 10 \. NJ, when Wat. MAXWELL, ESQ. who
!,ud been nominated for the House of Delevatcs by
nn,nhcr OF his friends, of both political par,e:
appeared on the Hastings and addressed the people
III q style and manner which gave to his audi
tors u renewed esidence OF the vigur az his in.
tcllect oil the powers of his eloquence and Of the
enviab!e parity of his principles, man and a ,.oli-
tician We bare never listened with more plea-
sure To any Speaker public occasions and we feel
entirely confident that his declining to haye poll
orened for hlm, done i'll felicitous manner has
greatly strengthened his claiis to<tl,e snppor. ot
! his ieow-citzcns, at another election. Notwith-
standing tile carncstness with which he rcuues-
ted that hts townsmen would Iusk sight of him
| IN the contest, many could rot he diverted from
! the determination which brought them to the
Polls, art received so roacs.a-kIr hayinp
| withdrawn from the Bcuch amid loud bursts Of an
pause, Mr.. CHANpLsR, Candidate for the State Sc
nate rose and addressed the people at cousiderabj,
length defending hlnseltaganst the chargo Of heinz
u lattudiuarian in his political doctrines Mr. IEoLr
! made short, but peat reply to Mr. .Chander
Sir. NEwrON followed Air Holt ct cpnsiderabl
length aud Taa replied 70 by 3fr. IoYAT1 with puc
! eamesness-Mr. Newton rejoiled, and aftcs s.or
! replication from Air. Loyal the polls we're opene
! and The election progressed.
fite following, Was the state OF the polls q. CIR
! close last evening:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

u UT: LUyHII cIaI!hllly II as rlgt, IIpon tie
ground that all the freeiolGcrs had not yotpd the
Polls Will be kept open this day.-Beuina.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
COMMERCIAL.

We have been poll ely favored with he fl
wing ext scs f levers giving The la:es,
news from he Sou h American Marke S:
Ertraef of letter from Rio to Commercial House in
.,lerand,ia, IN C } received per the Copington at
Baltimo e, dated
"RIo JAxEIRo, I'd August, 1929.
{" The arrivals. last month, Of Flour, were-Sehr
Felicity with $50 bills; brig Maine Boston, $50 bbs
(,nce left for the south) and brig Hope, with 2oOO
on the oath ult. Sales making at quotations,
(21oOo) but at this nominal high rate are very limited
and confined to retail The stock may be estimated at
9 200 bbls. There is no Wheat in market cargo
Of prime quality would readily command $500 aiqr.
{" Salt has arrived freely for a few days past. The
demand is decreasing, and more expected OF other
imports the stocks are light
"Of exports the stocks Of sugar hides, and horns
are small and qualities inferior Coffee Of the new
crop arrived freely to Market but the extensive ship
ments making keep the market bare. The crop Will
tina, of the las, year, and the quality also will be
much the same.
More Srmness has been ltely experienced in E1'
change and extensive nego tons have been Effected
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
SNIP M-SWSo
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER %,

ca, ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER -,
r'oneer, Msrbury, Liveri DOL, 10 days; salt TO
O~'e & Co.; crates TO II. Smith 8. CO. and r. n.
a., hardware to ]. w Missile, Jonathan Butcher,
Ia ,Aia' and Z. NJ, Lnthcum, (Georgetown), and
Master ''PNo"' ~ Ahors"si PLASTER 70 inc
.aInOoss Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk, passengers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
Extract o. latter from Pernam5ueo TO q Commercial
House in Alezandria IN C dated

house "a Aterand1a. dated
"Psns.nsuoo, 18th August, $40.
" Flour mas been retailing, for some time past, at
1olSo0. which price will, we think, be supported The
stock now in market does exceed 2, 400 barrels
For Beef Pork, and Bread. the demand is limited.
and sales depend mostly on the wants of Government
"Of sperm Candles and Soap there are large stocks
on hand and sales dull at 500 for the former and
90 for the latter.
The market is overstocked with almost all articles
ofimport. Of Sugar, the stock has become small We
shall have Sugar in market in December, and the
crop will be large"
From papers brought By ship Pioneer. Capt.. MARBunr,
arired at this port yesterday from iuepooi]
LlVERP bOL. CORN MARKET, SATURDAY, Aue 8
On Tuesday there was moderate bushes transact.
ed in fine Wheat and Oats, and the depression noted
this day week was nearly recovered The trade has
since ruled exceedingly heavy, and the favorable
change in the weather has made holders both Wheat
and Oats anxious to quit A. to-days market, to
have effected sales any extent of either a:tce
siderable decline must have been submitted to. The
business done nearly confined to few purchases
of fine Wheat for the interior mers, at about the rate
on this day week. For inferior qualities, there was
scarcely inquiry Other articles of the trade were
equally difficult to dispose Of; but we do not quote any
variation in the value.
MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY., AGO. 8.
The weather having become fine and hot, the millers
and dealers exceedingly sh! this murning Only
the finest qualities of Wheat could be pushed off, and
that at decline of I'd per bushel We have retail de-
msnd for Grinding Barley; but Oats are heavy sale at
decline Of Id per As lbs. Boiling Peas nominal. ex-
cep for feed Beans being rather scarce are the turn
dearer The Malt trade is than any other arti-
Gle connected with Flour Is per sack cheaper.
Old Neal Is. to Is. 3D. per load lower. few parcels
of new Meal sold to-day at 81 to 3S per $40 lbs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
sept 16-eolw6 1awtf
Public Sale
go Acres

more or less. The terms will be made known OF the
sale and such title be conveyed to the purchaser
vestedby the deed of trust.
jIIpR2 -eo's T." McKHN 4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23

NJ. MILLER & son, offer for sale
~ HHDS. Porto Rico sugar
III so bbls do do
30 hhds ". molasses
1000 bush. ground alum salt
500 I" cheap dark do
so kegs manufactured tobacco Gray Fan
80 boxes do do do keys brand.
90 casks French Madeira wine
10 smeet Malaga do =
." Lisbon do
1000 hides, Of various qualities
90 bbls tanners oil
100 bbls mackerel No. 8
20 boxes codf;sh mo ~
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STATE OF MoNrEyIDEo

STATE OF NUN IENtDfO
=. DurIEs TO BE PAID AT TIE Custom House..
EDICr.
Don Jose Antonio Blanq'i, Second Aicalde,
charged with the Police Of This capital, has bee"
ordered by the Supreme Government, under
date of the goth Juue, 10 publish the following
Law.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Nonteviaeo. June 90, 1929
Under date of the 18th Instant, the following
Law has been communicated
The General Constituent and legislative As
sembIy has sanctioned the fol, wing Law:
Durrls ON Iuroxrs AND ExPoRrs.
Chapier /. Of Maritime Importation
/. Machines, agricultural Implements M
strumen,s Of scieuoe and arts, hooks. prints
and mans, are free OF cu:y.
9. ! iu y OF Eve per cent shall be paid on
silk, raw or spun; silk fabrics; embroidered
sold and silver lace; watches; 'rinke's oil gold
and silver; salt pe,re plas'et Of paris; stone
coal: bow and arrows # wood. %
8. A duty Of ten er cent shall be PAID on
bowdrr: tar; rosin and naval stores.
A duty of fifteen per ent shall be paid on
all articles, na,ursl and manufactured, not be-
fore provid,d for in in his Law.
a.ty Of .,xsniv NJ cent shall pe Oald OH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23

y1Uuf7I0N TO Tie UO0DE LuU
Foreign me handlse exp red to Uragua!
and Parana shall pay only one per cen and hal
Of tie custom house charges, now exac ed
2. Vessels exceeding one hundred and fit,
tons shall no, enjoy this privilege.
(Sig ned as 5eiore.)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE.

ON HvEDAESDaY ENENIAG. the 23d instant. at
early candle light,
Will be sold at the Auctionsore, corner OF King and
ST. Asaph stree cts
variety IF seasonsble Dry Goods and other arcIes
received within few days past. Also, collection OF
new and valuable BOOKS
AT IvArB SALE;
q mems fur hats
Stoves with pipes complete
Mantle and pier glasses
Chsrs. of various descriptions
Vinegar, in barrels sept %
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l.anA for sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscri
ID Der, on the 25th day Of May, 1897 by John Fitz
hugh. and Maria, his wife, and now of record in the
Clerks Office of Fairfax, shall Offer for SALE for cash,
before the front door of the Curt House Of Fairfax
County, on the 18Th day Of Oclobe, merit being the
first day ofthe Court tor ssi county,
AsG2< A Ta.ACT OF LAND
e# situated partly in Fairfax aid I.oudoun coun-
~ ties, containing 800 acres being the land
1skHkss commonly known as JaCKSON'S LOT, up.
which Eleanor Cooksey formerly resided, and form.
ing now part Of the tract upon which the said John
Fitzhugh resides.
be passed by him than that conveyed in the deed No
doubt. however. is entertained a. to the tile.
sept 21-t19thOct N. TYLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23

Patent Shot.
reNTHER supply of Nos |, . and S buck, and
PL, SS of drop SHOT, just received from the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-23

handing
THRoM schr Esther s. Sally from Philadelphia
IL bbls lnseed oil
IS reams double crown straw paper
Il do single do do do
Nv STORE
50 reams straw wrapping paper
10 do medium printing do
10 do royal do do
50 do bto priced wrapping do
10 do medium do do
for sale by d. MILLER - SoN'
sept22
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
Naluable Real Estate for Sale.

virtue ofn deed Of trust, hearing date
II the 18th Nov. 1872. aud duly record,.a in
tue clerk office ui The county OF Amherst IN
ne 9Th oil january, ls23, whereby Jane. 5.
| ftndleien ut The said comfy, convex.
Ell to the undersigned In trust, for lhs
purposes THEREIN mentioned, one cvxfhit
tract or parcel Of land. containing 763
acres, be the same mors or less, lying aud be.
'ihg ~ the county OF Amherst. on Butialoe riv-
or, on both sides Of the road from New 6las-
gov 10 Luxembourg, and adjoining The lands
oi David :, Garland; being the same lands
which Thomas Aldridge purchased of John
Csmm andJohn Warwick, aud which " ere
conveyed by the said Aldridge aud Calharine
his wife, 10 tho said James 5. Pendleion, nv
deed bearing date the e9,h OF April 1915, The
subscribers, or one ofibcm, shall, on Monday
the lSlh day OF January next. before the front
door OF the Eagle Hotel in the Cny of Rich.
mond, proceed 10 ssIl the aforesaid tract of
land to the highest bidder. far ready money,
al pubic auction. for the purposes OF the said
hhd Inc improvements ou this land, are "A
two story brick dwelling horse, with two rooms
on floor, brick office, with other necessary
Out houses an zee house, ami framed over
seers house, barn. SIC &c. Ths water is equal 10
any IN the upper country, the improve menis in
good condit'on, the plantation under a good
sfs'"'" ~ Ch'uie, anu adapted ~ the growth OF
hfS thte tobacco, con and wheat The sltua.
ton Is healthy and the neig hbo,hood desirable
THIS land is situated about one mile from New
nlasg9w, the county town, about miles from
the court house ofthe county & about 20 miles
from Lynchburg.
p. N NICHOLAS, ! Trus.
WIN, NEKEhVlS, { tees.
AZ the request Of the trustees. the abnve sale
will commence al II o'clock, and will he con.
Quoted by THoS. TAYLOR
Nov. Is. tdspy
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that the Gsnsrlrs Bergnmoi. on the qainer,
yielded AZ the rate nj In, to the Brown
Beurre A To the Crsssane, 30 10 and III
Colmar. % 20 ! together averaging about 10
TO Ia favor of the ounce stocks. " Such are
suit deserves The attention of nursery -uen aud
the owners OF small gardens. II Is 10 he tesre'.
ted thai The trnll- as not made from trees of the
same age and coDdnion those on quince stools
being tree from maiien ireea planted IN 1919
90. and those on Tree stocks iiom very old trees.
cut down In the same years, but which had quite
recovered THEN lu1uriance and iinlitfilness. To
tins paper q mott Is prefscd by Alexander sea
ton, Esq. ,. II. 5. with view to call the a,ieD-
ton rf persons TO the snme subject, stating
that he th,uks pears grated Oh ounce stocks
are better adapted ior still clayey OF loany
soils thnn those on free stocks, aud reoommen'
ding this choice to planters located on such
soils"
There are however some disadvantages nj
tending the use o. ounce stocks 10 engrnit On. $50
The ounce, we believe, Is not naturally so long
lived The apple tree ,is age. II ~ said, seldom
exceed, ten OF twelve years. The qniuce Tree 10
quite Il. able 10 he attacked by the worm called
the DO . rs the apple tree. NJ
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Dec. on.

Valuable Real Estate for So}e.
d. deeds oftrns,, executed to hirn by the
surviving partners OF the late hrms OF Gait
Bullock, & Co. ard Gait o. Bullock, and
the executors OF VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3lSt day of March
1928, offers for sale, The following valuable
real property, TO vii
2l6 - acres of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock q Co. oil r. & A Brad
flute, situated in the county OF Bedford, uoar
the town of New London.
1876 81 acres of land, living In Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, and Ia the
vicinity oftho town of Lynchburg.
An undivided moiety of the Black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurtenan', slln-
ate in the immediate neighborhood OF the
town of Lynchbnrg. (Ihe property above
described. belongs 10 the concern Of Gait,
Buloxk 4 Cos
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 the concern OF Gait IL Bullock, to wit
The House and Lot, with The appnrenan'
ces in the town of Lynchburg, formerly oc'
.unied by the said concerns, AS Store, and
now in The occupancy Of Mckee d. Neem
Also, the House and Lot Immediately in
the rear OF the one last mentioned, ana now
,cctf, 10 by Lani.ord {, Veddrr.
The terms Of safe will he liberal, and made
known on application 10 the subscriber, who
will convey 10 the purchaser or purchasers
such little AS is vested IN him by the deeds oil
trust aforesaid. and no other.
CHlSWEIL DABNEY, Trustee.
Ax,. 81 ts8