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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-30
DasWE STgC.
Letter Jross Mr.. Crawford.

WooD LAWN, 5th Dec 1881.
Dear Sir-Your friendly letter on the subject
OF the Bank Of tho United Statos, has been recei-
we'd by due of mail. The opinion which I
formed OF the constitutionality and expodiency of
the Bank of the United States when was a mem
Der OF the Senate, the result of careful ex-
animation OF the Constitution of the United States,
made without any Proconceived opinions That OPT
Mon is recorded in two speeches which L made IN
the Senate in the year 1911. Since that time I
have had no occasion of reviewing the question
My opinion romans unaltered. I was Secretary
of The Treasury more than eight years, and during
that time ! had ample evidence Of tho great utility
OF the Bank of the United States, in managing the
fiscal concerns of the Union.
am persuaded that no man, whatever his precon-
ceived opinions may be, can preside over the Troa-
sury one year, without being deeply impressed
with the cxPodiency Of the Bank Of the United
states, IN conducting the finances Of the Union.
nc provision IN the constitution which gives
Congress the power to pass all laws which may be
necessary and proper TO carry into effect the emu
meratod powers, gives Congess the right TO pass
me Bank BILL unless law most proper to carry
INTO erect the power TO collect and distribute rev
enue, should be excluded. The opponents of the
oonsttutonality ofthe Bank place great stress upon
inc word necessary, contained i'm the grant of
power and insist that law con be necessary,
put SUCH that without which the power could not
be carried into effect. Now this construction an
pears to me to be indcfensibls II does seem
TO me- that the words necessary and proper" can
not exclude law that is most proper TO carry tho
power INTO effect. Yet tho unconstitutionality of
tho bank can be pronounced only upon that con
struction. II docs appear to me chat the trainers
OF INC constitution never could have intended to
exclude tho passage Of law most proper 10 carry
a power into effect, because it might be carried
unPerieetiy into effect by another law. My con-
stfucton OF the grant Of power to pass all laws
Which may be necessary to carry the enumerated
powers INTO effect, includes the power to pass all
laws winch are necessary and proper to carry the
enumerated powers into effect in the most perfect
ana complete manner, and not in an incomplete
aud imperfect manner.
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learned gentleman rs SO strange, that am AT
loss to Know how to apply myself TO bis op~ssva-
tions. must say, however, that 1T entirely 'aNe'
away from every feeling of anger (checrs,
The hon. and learned gentleman says that no WIN
not perrevere in his motion, If wo assure h'ih
that will procure Special Commission
Now, Sir, will give him no such assurance, as
that mnnt rest altogether in tho direction oil ~,
Majcsty's Government [henr,l. But of this WI
co protected to the utmost extent OF tho power
which the Government cous;itutionslly can make
use Of [choer.l; and think that wo may rotor TO
former conduct earnest OF what we VIII
do whom occasion mey require hear.I In the iast
session the honorable gentleman approved OF our
conduct in sending down Il Commission TO the
districts that had been disturbed hearfl. Tho TACT
is, that we did soon we could-as soon as
the machinery could be prepared. Not moment
was lost Ihoar!l The Hon. gentleman has alluded
to the speoch of noble friend of mine. But no
gentleman who has been in this House for the
last three months but must know that annot be
called upon to answer for tho language now attri-
butod to my noble friend, who has 30 frequently
been heard to say the very contrary to that which
the Hon. gentleman charges him with saying.
[hear,l. Noble Lord opposite says, that if we
would introduce measure modified as to meet
his wishes, he would no longer oppose us. But,
Sir think that five were to modify the Reform
Bill in any dogroe, that would render il less eff
csnt. So far from that being means of promoting
tho peace Of tho country, it would have the very
contrary effect thcar!l 1, at least, never will be
| a party to any such measure [cheersl. shall not
longer obtain the House: l rose to speak upon
some observations which had in some degree
exitod my Indignation. That feeling having sub
sided have disposition to say another word on
the subject [hear, hearl
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nave not soon complete Development &c DO
.residcnps plan of Bank. 1t is possible that bv
ms plan the Transmission of tho revenue NAV DO
erected but tho safety of the public deposits can
mol DO effected by ths Presidents plan. The ad
OF TINS security To tho public is ncalcula
Die. IL ought not TO be relnquished, unless it can
o' satisfactorily proved that the Bank of the Uni
ted States is unconstitutional
Inns think cannot DO satisfactorily shown
MY speeches are recorded and can be re published
II necessary. They contain the result of the best
investigation was able to give the subject am
persuaded L could not improve upon It now, if I
mad fho means OF investigating the subject which
i have not.
am, sir, your friend, &C.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD
CHARLES JARED INGERsoIL ESQ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-30

F8EO David >. Garland anu Wulnm /. Ffte-
u Iard,iaic merchants ard partners trading
undcr the style and firm OF Garland e. Frcoland
Gentlemen: Take notice, that we shall pro-
coed on lie fourth Monday in January ncxi. in
The Cicrk'5 Office AZ .mhcrst Court House, to
take the dero''lioas OF Robert Tinslcy, and on
the Saturday following, bling the 2&th day Of
the som month. at :he tavern f Mr. T.. Sweet
land in the town Of Patlonsburp, Botetourt
county, the deposition Of William r. Mitchell:
which said q, positions are intended to be read
as evidence IN suit now depending in the Cir.
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chsncery for
the Town If Lyncbburc; wherein, at its oriri.
nal institution, Ut IS now depending upcn bill
cf review eXh btsd by David s. Ga. and1 we
were plaintiffs and you defendsn E.
WILLIAM MCKEE & co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-30
OHIO & KENTUCKY LANDS.

OHIO &, KENTUCKY LANDS.
TA7HE Subscriber offers his services TO Bon-resi.
x c;nt Proprietors Of lands i'm the States of
Ohio a"d Kentucky, for the salc thereof, and pay
ment Of TIC taxes. All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati, or to John II. Price, Esq Of Richmond,
POST rAIp, viii be duly attended to. He refers those
to whom he may I've unknown, to
CiugF JUsTIcE MARSHALL,
CHAPMAN JOHNSON,
CHfRLEs CoPIAVD-and
SAM'L. MYERS, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTUGATE.
+. 81. S. will also attend Attorney at Law
to salts in the Federal Courts at Columbus and
Frankfort. no2-w6m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-30

CHARLES JARED INGERsolL. Esq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
1T PUBLEC .{UCYOM

TT PUBLIC .{UCINOM
an fourth dag, Wednesday, the l9lh Of thia
W month, at O'Clock Ia the afternoon. we
purpose ceiling at public arcsion, on tie stemi-
Sos, about IS feet Of GROUND lTcctina on Ca
ry or street, Corner q 3 and l7la strests,(
and extending on l7th street 1hoat .5S fset to
an alley, about equi-GiS!Gnt LstwasA e and
ID streets. II IS Lcloved theso ere .,v satua-
Cons i" tAe city tina; c"a ht purchased ct equal
value 10 this corner, I'D t3 acns superior for
some kinds of business. It is direstlY setween
the head Of the Dock eal thu CID Market, and
within about SO or 90 years Of either. Six and
twelve months credit ~ - =may-ed ae eurcha-
ser, by paving interest ircm the d&y cf sale, and
securing the PGIchase nancy by approved notes
and deed oitrust the property.
oct 3-t?s C0I.TcN r CLARKE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
TaLata6le Real EsSlaie for Sale.

VIE subscriber offers, at private sale, his
Il Warren Estate, containing fivn hundred
and eighty-fve acres Of the very bet James
River land, and inferior to estate of its size
on the river, as far as his observation has ex-
tended. About one third OF the estate is in
woods, and the balance open land. The i'm
provements consist of comfortable dwelling
house, kitchen, smoke house, sc. besides Il very
spacious gfan"ry, several large double tobacco
barns, CRIBS, negro quarters, &c. Should the
above very valuable estate not be sold privately
before the 4th day of January next, (Wednes-
day. Il Will on that day be offered public sale
To the highest bidder, on credit of one, two,
and three years and as soon as the land is dis
posed OF, the stock of all kinds, plantation
utensils, &c. will be sold, together with the
crops of corn, fodder, oats, sc. on a credit Of
twelve months for all sums Of ten dollars and
upwards, under that amount cash. Persons
wishing to purchase, will be shewn the land by
my munger Mr.. Lcweyn, residing on the es-
tate or they can apply 10 the subscriber for any
information which may be desired concerning
the premises. The purchaser will be required
to give satisfactory security, with deed in trust
| on the land, TO secure the payment. 1t The
same time and place, will be hired for the ensu-
ing year, between twenty and thirty very yalu-
able young ne groes, belonging to the estate OF
Napoleon B. Maeruder. The above sale and
hiring will BE- continued from day to day till the
whole is completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
| n. 3. There will be at least two hundred
and fifty bushels of wheat seeded this fall on
the estate.
| IL The Editors of the Enquirer ard Wing
| and Char o'tesvlile Advocate, will please pub
| l'sh the above notice twice a week i'll their pa
| pers, I'll the day Of sale, and forward their
accounts on that day to the subscriber for pay
ment- T.. o. @.
oct 3-2awtds
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North ESEeashe6asa Estate

TENHE Subscriber offers, at private sale, also,
q North Benheim Estate. (the former resi-
deuce of tie lete Col. James Monroe,) in the
County of Albemarlc.-This Estate, contains
nine hundred and seven acres, By recent sur
vey. and will be divided, Of desred) into two
divisions, TO suit purchasers, with at least one
hundred aud fifty acres of woodland attached
TO each division. and wIthimpfovcments on each.
The improvements on the Estate, are extensive
and valuable and the land well ada pied to the
culture of wheat, tobacco, and corn. and might
be improved to almost any extent by he clover
and plaster system, to which, it is admirably
aptcd--thc soil is Of Oh red loan, such as
distinguishes our best mountain lands, aud lies
well for cultivation, and its local advantages of
climate, wafer, society, navigation. &c. render
it inferior to no Estate, in the immediate neigh
bourhood of Charlottes vile, and the University.
Should the above very valuable Estate, not be
previously disposed of, privately, and of which,
due notice will be given, it will be offered, on
lie premises, at public sale. to the highest bid
der, on The 5th day Of December next, on Il
credit Of one, tv 0, and three years: satisfactory
security, and deed in trust on the land. will be
required, TO 81 cure the payments; and should
the nbove sale of the land be effected the crops
Of corn. fodder, Sc. with The stock of III kinds,
together with the plantation utensils, Will be
sold, on credit OF twelve months on ali sums
Of ten dollars and upwards. and under that
amount, cash in the ci emf of ceiling his Els
;att, the sale Of tho other Estate, will not take
place, rs in The sale Of the ono, the subscriber
can make such arrangements. as will discharge
ihr amount required on The cthcr, whore he wi,
remove to reside, on or before the first day of
Januory next, when possession WI be given.
Persons disposed 10 purchase either The whole,
or half the Estate. VIII rect their letters 10
tho subscriber, residing on the premises, or can
visit tim IN person
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
NonTH BLgNnE10t. Sept. %, 1881
A-2aW
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
E2EGHalgsCSEe WILLS
1 4

" ME subscriber wishes to sell his Mills i'm
q the city OF Richmond. The MIll-hrusc is
30 feet long and 80 feet wide four stories Bigf
with six pair Of Burr III Stones, and all
the machinery necessary for manufacturing
Flour. The lot on which the mills are situated,
contains about q acres of ground, on which
there arc also large Lumbcr-bouse, Coopers
shop, and Micr's house.
The constant and ample supply of water from
the James River canal, on which the property
Is situated, The convenience Of receiving Wheat
from both boats and Wagons and The peculiar
advantages attending tins kind Of property in
The city of Richmond, in consequence of the
extraordinary demand for Richmond City Mil
Flour IN he South American markets, render
this one Of The most eligible sju1'ious for rn1n-
uacluring -four To- be found in Virginia. Pos
session given ON Inc LIST Of Iuar uc%t.
lie also wishes ~ dispose Of four Brick Tone
meuts on 7th street. near To" residence OF d..
Watson, and five tenomcnts on CRY stree
IN his absence the property Will bc sh"wn aud
terms made known ~ any PRISON wishing tu
purchase, by his son Richard II Cunningham
liberal credit VIII b. given.
Ed. CUNNINGUAN
Goochlard. Sept. !. 1891.
X The Baltimore Patriot will insert the above 4,
far as relates to the Mn twice week SIN times an,
send then bill TO this Office for collection
sept TO- -2awI2J
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Gloucester KOLz Grounds

the last viii Of tive lHe DR.. James Dean iI,e sub
~ s'ners ne au'h0zcd eel snl tsg nov Offer F,
sale, his 'aluaba Estate, lvng Ware River in The
county on 'iou0tslHr, IN The state of virginia. about
'"''c miles rom lhe Court liouse containing $50 acres
nearly %" whole Of which lrw grounl and about 75d
acres arr CLEARED, anti high STATE n cstivsI,p vol
adapted 10 The sro0}h cf Indian Com, heat ami
Bailey There is = tnac,ous Dvc',nr House and All
oe: acces7ry out houses good repair on This Estate
situated ON 'ie bach oi tie River fsh ara Ovstrrs oI
INC "csi g1aHy are taken iu sEht Of the House 4
m"H minute description is deemed unnecessary az il ig
presumed any person whr. PURCHASE ,sl fst exam,
me The pfenls's, which WI c s,run bv The manager MIR
George w. BanFs purchaser of tbe land can he ac-
c"i"""@"'td "th rs uauy -ares ue may require to
cultivate ~ a"| "u ir" farming uicu. H. aud sock Of
every description i|e ten ~ payment viH be u,sds
90 suit The p05c.1ssis Fo1 furh, particulars n letter
addressed Go Christopher Toufkru,, at Mathews Cou,t
House, Va, vii meet 'uc attention.
carr ICMrklNS,
JouG o.. JARVIS, Ez'ors ofJ. Dean, decd.
HENRY w. TABS
NAV F" LAVISH
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New Hardware asacs Gusscpy
STSSpE

~ The Sign Of the Golden Broad flee,
on MAIN Street. second door below Mr.. Jrouc-
IN 4. Iaylor's and directly opposite Mcssrs.
Lewis Webb " Co
u 'ilii sub crIbers have formed connection
Tor prosecuting the above business, under
The firm OF Johnson & Sy,lucr. ond nr, nav,
opening very handsome, entirely new. and
we'll sclcc' cd assor men, If
H.AADN ARE, CUTLERY N SADDLEJSy'.
u Whch they inv te the attention OF their friends
ana me public generally as they are determined
70 .'i Oh as good terms as they can BE- purchased
IN the city, either By wholesale or retail.
IllOS. II. JOHNSON,
srn' ~ JOHN s SYDNnP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
Epg,,SsFp &CssDOg,

AERS. ANNA MEADS School fnr the IN
I'VE structron Of yo1ug ladies' in the higher
branches of education. II inciudc drn'o'"g, will
he rc-oDcucd on MONDAY. the I'd 81 October.
vt her rooms, az the rcGr n tie rcyjdcn'c n The
Lrfc mir y. SttS1H, c0rHCr 0t " md l4M
streets Mrs. NJ. proposes TO Limit her number
Of pupils to.Gttcen. By dcvo'Iog her whole time
to so sr1lu uumbcr, she hopes to be able to
afT,rd her pupils advantages OF intellectual and
moral culture, which would not be IN her power
If her school was larger. For particulars. app!l-
cation may be made tn her at tic dwelling OF
hcr brother, the Rev. WIN. J. Armstrong
Sc 29-W3t
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E'aacuad Floor OH Cloths.

EMTALKER u BOOTH, agents for the
" manufacturers, arc ready to furnish patent
floor oil cloths Of superior quaIiiy,to fit any
room or entry without a seam. On hand, good
assortment Of oil Goth suitable for carriage ma
kers, prrtruit cloth, &c &c.
w g. b offrr Tor sale large assortment oi
PAPER HAN GINGS with every description OF
borders to match. Feather beds and mattresses
worstcd damask, cnbosy ed. and wa cfcd lnorccns
Of every shade Of colour, six lrrgcs, curtain
ornaments, plain aud figured hair cloths Of eve
ry width, and in fact every article usually fuuuG
in a Paper Hauliugs and Upholstery establish
mcDt; all Of With are offered on accommoda-
ing 'Cfns. gpt 3-eO12;f
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EcOMonY IN Dress, or 90 per cent yared
ROB IUGSIsES,
TAILOR. &c.

Opposite tie Oid Market, Main Street, Richn0na,
EGS leave respectfully to return lis
~ sincere thanks to the ladies and gentlemen
of Richmond, Manchester, and their yicin,tcs.
Tor the very liberal encouragement he has met
w'th since his commencement in business, aud
assures them that nothing shall be wanting on
his part 10 merit n continuance of their support
K. II. so,icits a call from the public gene.
raily, as they VIII 6nd his prices full 20 per
cent lower than any other establishment: III
Richmond, whilst his cut and workmanship is
second TO none III the State.
r. II. would also solicit call from the Mil
ltary Gentlemen Of the city aud country, to
Examine hIs style of making uniform coats.
K III particularly solcits tie attention ofihe
ladies', to al inspection Of his Riding Habits.
as beng something very superior.
Country merchants supplied on the shortest
notice-say suit of clothes made complete la
ten hours sept 27-coI5t
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EaU anal suTssser Goods.

a SCoRDlNG 10 promise in Il previous adver-
L IA tlsemcnt, the subscribers now have the plea
sure vi informing their friends, and the public &c
neraHy, That they have received and opened nearly
thcir whole supply of Fail and Winter Dyy GonAG,
",ich they are disposed and in fact detcrrlined to
SELL either by retail wholesale. ut prices which
tney thlnk VIII give satisfaction to purchasers as
thcy VIII be but little above the prime cost They
arc anxious to give satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their patronage; to dc which, they are
candid III saying, they will sell ut very low prices
ana respectfully solicit purchasers to call and oxa-
mime their stock. Their goods consist in part of
the following to wit:
Cloth and cassimcrcs of almost every shade
ot colour and quality
Rose, Whitney, striped, and dunlc blankets.
all prices
Mixed Jerseys for servants
Coarse cassinetts for do
Striped woolscy for female servants
Cassinetts of all olours and prices
white, red green, and yellow ilanncs
"a and Al camblct, for gentlcmcns cloaks
Tartan and cambct plaids
CIr;asslan plaids
Twillcd crcassian
Sr., IND flannel ia" For children
Black, white and red mcrno scarfs, some We
ry superior
Ihlbet and lama handkerch.fs
Ladies worstcd hose, all qualities
Mems black and white half hose
Do. lamps wool half hose. white and mixed
Ladies' plain black and white silk hose
DO. open worked white silk do
DO. plain and worked cotton do
Rlirca silk, for ladies' dresses beautiful ar.
tice
Matconis, black Italian lustring, best quality
Black India satin, of superior quality
Black snchcws and sarsncts
piece of most superior white satin
Adelaide Grape, for ladies' dresse,
Rich new style bonnet ribbons
Do do belt do
Do do cap do
good assortment Of ladies' fancy banker
chiefs
Ladies best hoskin gloves
Gentemens gloves from common to extra
good
Silk and bingham umbrellas
Gentlcmen's and ladies cloaks;
And many other new and most desirable articles;
making their assortment very good.
sept 2O-6tc BELT " SHEPPARD
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ssy EsaUeAsasOyf, .YiEsss ~ 90.

DRY GOODS.
GA WEDNESDAY ncxi, l2tb inst at 10.
o CLOCK, at our auction rooms, Will be sold, We
rry extensive assortment OF British, French aud
domestic Day Goods: amongst which are:
H"Pethne blue, black, olIys, drab and brown
cloths
hlddling and low priced do
Caselmeres. sat'inettS, beaverteers
II heavy rose blankets
lo-4 stIiped do for servants
. point with fancy ends striped do.
Green baize, Sed and white flannel, some very
fine
Super fancy prints, ginghqms
Indigo stripes, Verons hdkGs
4 cTavats, laces, ribbons, belts
Fancy hdkfs.
% white and cold cotton cambrcs
Book mnslIns, mall and Swiss figured mug
Inns, Swiss Muslin caps
Peie'ines, black Canton grapes
Super brown Holland
Thibet shHwls, all colours
Valencia do.
Black bombazine, fancy circassians
Muriuo do
ii Meriuo cloths, black, cnangeable and
fancy colours
Mefino shaw!s, hne Irish linens
Ga German linen shce;ing
Black book mus Inns for dresses
Corded dresses, Florence robes
MandarIne, elk, black Italian, Marsaline and
gro3 de Naples do.
Leghorn, Dunstabie and Navarino bonnets
Cases super. Phi!adelphlR black hats
BanboXes, &c. &c.
Gsli figured coat and vest buttons
Pearl buttons aud s;udls.
Scissors, needles, fancy soap and Cologne
with great variety Of fancy articles.
Uc ID A. & co. Auc,s
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LAND FOR, SALE

! NJ ILL be Geld, on Saturday, the ed ef Oe-
W lo6eE NEXT, Il Fa'r # MS, the fFxt fax day
sunday except, thereafter, on the premises. to
| the highest bidder, the Estate in Ne son County
called Rockfsh, whereon the late Doctor David
X. Patteson resided. IL lies in the fork Of
Rockish and James River, AID contains about
five hundred and sixty aeres. Both the low
ground end high lGuGs are OF most excellent
q1nhsy and sa5ceptIa!e Of the hiGhest degree of
improvement. The terms will be one tw o. three
and four yearc cfeGit, secured Nv bGads and an
proved security, Gnd deed of trust OIL the
land.
greatly prefer selling the Estate for cash.
therefore any person disposed In the meantime
to give cash, VIII apply TO Mr. Thoaas TAYLOR
ID RIchhiond who rs aHthOrlz"d To sell il, or to
myself ID Buckingham, and If sold previous to
the Gay above me ntiOnGd due notice viii he OIL
ven. propose seeding o. il & good crop of
wheat ind in good time, for which moderate
compensation Will be expected Possession
III christmas. The purchaser may supply him
soft with corn, fodder, q g. and each stock as la
may d"yIrc the place.
This Estate is well known to &c a verv sapa
nor one, bet presumi1g purchasers Wal jIace for
themselves, ! shall merely invite them res
Pcct'uy, but confidently, 10 l0ok at ID 1t will
be shewn by Mr.. Spencer rurner, who lives
adjoining, or by myself.
REUBEN B PATTEsON.
Executor Of David PGtiesoa, decd
buckingham, AugHet rs, 1881. spt SETS
ESY virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed to
az the subscriber, on the Ioth day Of June
1874, 6y William Prosser and Mary his
wiie, and duly recorded il the Clerks ORice Of
henrico County, I" seca+c debt Cue to SsmI.
NJ. Bockius, Of seven Thousand seven hundred
dollars as evidenced by bond brariBe interes,
from the date thereof I shall oGeF for sale, at
pubic auction, on the premises FOX sash, OF
Friday the sixteenth day Of December next. if
far, # not, the next fair day, certain tract o
parcel of land, lying IN Curles Neck 10 tho low
or part Of Henrico County, sdjainlpg he lands
Of Col WIN. Alien md Bowler p Cooke,
known by the name Of Bremc; containing by
survey, two hundred and niuty acres; two hun
drCd ard sixteen ard half acres of arabia
ans, and Of first qrlIity Jgmcs Rive land, and
nc remaining part swamp lsHd, With coafor-
able dwelling house, md all other eonyen;snt
ont houses thereon.
sep l3-ots NATH NELSON, Trustee.