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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

The TRADE against Mr. Leigh 10 yes
isrdsy's Globe called foFeibly 20 miad
the fable q The .1ss Kicking The deed
LIoE. u Il very easy iog such ssua
70 BE- strung together sbOss any dislin-
ruisbed msa. and u may. log augbs We
kaoS, b. very palaisbls 70 certain Pso-
pis3 bui we Do nog envy their iudg-
menss o. their tastes.
The truth i. whilst Sc. Leigh l.
practically and honoFniiiy obeyiag the
public VIII IN his Own State, 81 uiih-
drawing from the station be 90 honogs-
bly allied, ether senaioss. high IN ls-
vos. are practically violating ihis ell.
Have nol Messra. MosFis and Wall and
Tipion ED Hendricks add Culhben
been fasfrsefs6 vffy lsteiy ~ lha pen
pie 81 their States Why Do they MOI
OBEY o. resign' WAY 10 hey no,
6oiisw Ne. Lsigh's sssmpleP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

ians. Such information is calculated
To swaken the apprehension OF those
Who have oace suffered from . people
who are alike insensibls. 70 national -
vel - the humane obligations Of 90
|eicis.
an dirscied by Presidsnt Samuel
Housfon 10 order that every sble-bo-
died msn subject to military service
shall provide himself with good ride
Tor gun for service, and 100 rounds OF
|smmanit,on. with . good horse. If be
can DO procured. This state Of prepa-
ration IL announced. that every Texiaa
may bepreparcd 20 rally to the standard
Of his country alta momept's warning.
| am directed 10 say that no call viii be
made upon the force Of the country
until the necessity 10 urgent and ALSO
LUIS.
We must be prepared 10 meet the
enemy. We know they are imPlaca-
bic in their rescntments. and irreeou-
cileable in their hatred towards us.-
We mast be prepared TO meet them.
and act in future on their own princi-
pies Of warfare.
The immediate organisation Of the
militia Of the country IL ordered; and
each company Is 10 consist Of hfty six
men, rank and file. with one captain,
one 6rst and one second lieutenant.
All those who have an interest in
the country are required to remain in
readiness TO defend il with blood and
their lives. If demanded by necessity.
By order Of the President:
WM. G. COOKE,
.7eting Secretary of War.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29
BURNING OF THE TREASURY.

The trial OF Richard d. white, charged wiih
the burning Of tic U. s. Treasury in is33, u
now progressing In Washington. great
number OF witnesses have been exaniasd,
some OF whom have been frieods and con-
psnions Of Ihe accused forsshs lasl 20 years.
One Of these, n Me-. Hicks, tesliies that white
told him, before the act had beea committed,
that ''he had been offered mccoy TO destroy
the Treasury, In order 70 burn papers and doe
ums0ts there. which, produced. would
shsw that there had been gross frauds con-
mitted. aud that, being good deal Of q che
mist. he could very easily, asd In many ways,
produce combustion lIS further declared
(aIluding 10 this sttsnpi) that he bad num-
Der Of agents a his command, some Of whom
would be ready 20 commit murder, at his di-
reetiop. and foT . very small c0mps NJ alton.
Fifteea dollars he said was the price Of a mans
life. tle laid 0uthis piaa, which waa 90 20 10
" ashingtOo, 20 take house and wife, aBd "a
live like gentleman, e he alleged that msny
persoBs were In the practice Of going to WASH
ingtoo. and setting up for gentlemen, and be-
ing introduced into gentesI soeisty, wilhOui
any questions being ssked.
Hicks sWsars ~ another Conversation afteg
tho burning bad been peFpetraied in which
White sdmits that he had accomplished The
aes. but had made Bathing bsyond Ais expenses
By t; that he had catered By means of faiss
keys, and sst 6re 30 the papers.
Other Witnesses, alfhough they do aot cen
firm thst positive testimony - 10 ths admls-
sion Of the act, testify 10 eiFcamstaaess which
shew that White y . very Desperate ehsrse-
ter, and lsSgued With dangerous set % mea,
aud that sothing but The lack % safleissa N.
dueemeat 81 pseunisry nature would bs q
security against their committing the NEST su-
dscioas crimes.
The Jury IN tbis case Fstirsd On Saturday,
and - late ss Suoday evening last had no,
agreed on . verdict
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

y. O. bANK,--A asw wsr = sbous "a b
soa@soesd Win he y. s. Bsnk. ~ ne DaI-
Zee sna sagsrSoii shsgsss-brsskias I..gisiasurs
- Pssssyiyaaia. A mofioa kss hsss maAs
n Ne Houss, 1at sea@isiss % ssvsa ~
sppoiass4 - inqaiss lea ~ nsss. nseoss,
80 nssas - shsrA - ehsstsr ~ ne Baak
vas sbaslned, 80 ios oshss pusDssss so.asss.
- wiiA tas bsnk, psssiesi.Fiy vbsthss 4 has
80 sseiais4 ~ ehasisr si.ss \ wsas nee ops-
Faiiea." Ths rssoistisa 81 tbs s,sblses = De.
fseed - Fssanbis - gFsat Isagsh, ssusav
issth iahu@ssshia Essayaarsa Rss shs pss-
500. sas psua@bis so Fsssluiios Asss 49,
lsia - Ne iabis. Ths ssasis e Ne ss.ss !.
Fsiied $50 - gusst ~ r,shs, q ihs naak.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

We noticed IN the Globe the other
day. an editorial paragraph announcing
the election Of certain gentlemen Of
the Van Buren, party as officers Of the
Ohio Legislature. and exnlting in the
hope. founded thereon. that MIR. Ew-
Inl would not be reelected 10 the Sc.
nate. This is q far specimen Of the
hwoeTIfIcai democracy that is assumed
by many bitter paTtizans. They are
all affecting reverence 10 the will Of
the people" and yet. whenever An OPP
poFiunIiy Offers. they do not hesitate
to disregard that will with alacrity.-
Nov the case before usis PLAIN one and
illustrates this position most admirably.
The present Legislature Of Ohio was
elected before the Presidential election
took place. under an apporiiooment
law. noioriou.ly designed 10 pack the
Legislature with . majority Of the par
~. AZ the late election, when the e.
nal issue was made up and tried, the
people OF Ohio. by majority approaeh-
ing ten thousand, decided IN favor Of
Mr. EWiag's. political principles sod
course. and ,he party u @bich he be-
lOsgs. AID yet, we now see these
patient, mOdsrn democrats. urging this
packed Legislature 10 violate tho will Of
the people u Ohio. expressed ia the
most solemn and deliberate manner.
snd exnlting 10 the prospect that their
wishes will prevail ! What do frss
Democrats think 81 such = course -
Why they must thick as we do. that
iis basensss is only equslisd BY lie
meanness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

THE MILITARY COURT. II FrsSsrssh,
I'D Ass adjOoEssd 70 The 4lh % Jsssary -
" The fall sad s~pls Issli~osy q 0sssral
clineh (ssys Ire Baltimore Pslrios) hes struck
ths aab upos ihs head, and points directly 10
he war Department - ~ esalFs aad sourss
IRON whieh sPraag ne Sisheultiss N sueesss-
fully prosecuting Ne Iadisa samFaie1a."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

MsxIeo AHD TsxAse-Thsrs seems
70 be no doabi that Mexico Il making
active prepaFstIon for another invasion
~ - The bsig DsHisl Miller has
arrived 81 New Orleans, in Ten days
from Tampieo, and briggs Intelligence
eogr0boFaiing The accounts p0blished
yesterday, thst en- sxpsdition az 1000
men Il 70 march inmedislsiy upoa
Texas, via Maiamofas. The hsxieans
HFs certifying Tampieo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

SANTA ANNA.

We have already published the IN
tsiligence Of the release OF Santa Anna
According TO the Texas Telegraph il
appears that President Houston cent .
message to the Senate spprising them
Of the determination Of the Executive
to release Santa Anna. and leave him
At liberty TO 60 to Washing,on-on
which measure he asked the advice OF
that body. The Senate. after . warm
debate. left the matter ia the hands of
the President. who Immediately re-
leased Santa AAna-
The latter Left soon after for the u.
States, accompanied by his Secretary
Almonie. and escorted by eve cavalry
soldiers 10 the American territory
The Senate, surprised At this hurried
procedure, then passed resolution in-
sifuciing the President 10 explain to
Congress the reasons which bad
prompted him TO releass Santa Anna.
As Houston enjoys the confidence OF
the army and the people, no opposi-
ton Was shown st Columbia 20 the re-
lease OF the pfisoner.
II Is said that Colonel Nunez, bro
ther-in-lsw 10 Santa Anna--not ne
phew--is charged with important de-
s..s.ehes from the latter for the Mexi.
can Government, and will probably sail
withOut delay for Mexico.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

Il 70 ssnosnesd 10 he Riehmoad
papors that lhs Riehmo8d and Freds-
ricksbufg Railroad is SOW asished
fFom TIE formsr city 90 sifhin ons
mile 81 FFsdeFicksbugg. and thni Il is q
b forthwith bFoaghs inso aclise anA
Fsgulag ays fog The eonvsynnes q
passengers and trade. This uosk has
besn eEscused with great eaesxy end
scoooray. end as he diasssni postiaas
81 . have been successfully hnisbed
sad bsoaghf Toto epsFniioa, they have
immedsaisiy beeone prod0ctys.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29
BALrrMoRE. Dec. es. ls36.


Destruefipe Firs.-About 3 o'clock
yesterday morning, ERE vas discover
ed issuing from The Comb and Variety
Store occupied by Mr.. p. Atkinson,
IN Market street, nearly opposite Han
over street. In very few minutes
the whole Of that building, with us val
liable contents, was enveloped IN
flames, which soon communicated 20
the adjoining warehouses occupied by
Messrs. Orem B. MorIing, Tsiicrs, and
John Z. Rigden. Hardware Merchant.
Notwithstanding the spirited exsr-
tons OF the firemen. these two ware
houses were almost entirely destroyed.
The house occupied by NJ. Jseo6sen,
as Hat Store. was also considerably
iniured-We also understand that Mr..
Albinson's loss Is estimated 81 S20, OO0
Insurance $4,000. The injury sus-
tanned by Messrs. Orem and Morling.
We have heard stated ii $500 So
goo OF which was covered by an IN
surance in the once IL FiFsmen's Ia
suraRee Company. Mr.. Rigden's
goods, We underslsnd. were entirely
uninsured. We have not heard sha
amount OF his loss. The two ware hou-
ses occupied by him and MessFs. Orsm
snd Morling. belong TO John Kelso,
Esquire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

SOUTH CAROLiNA.-The Presidential
Eiecion In South Carolina have east their
votes for willie r. hsagum, a. President, and
John Tyler a. Vice President Al = Caucus
Of the nanbers Of tho Legislature. on the
evening previous TO the sppoinimset Of Eiso-
tors. composed Of both parties, (Union men
and Nulliher,,) proposition 10 vote for van
Bursa was sza~isss~siy rejecied--A similar
proposition In reference 10 Gen. Harrison re-
eeived oaiy one vote--And third in favor OF
Judge white was rejected BY large majority.
On the next day. sftsr the Legislature had
appointed The Electors, they were Instructed.
by resolution. 10 vote for Judge Mangum-
NORTH CARoLINA.--RobrS Strange, Esq.
". b Vas elected on the 20th mat U. s.
Senator for 6 years from the 9Th Of March
next. BY majority Of two votes ,ir. Strange
10 now In the U. S. Senate, Ne the successor Of
Mr.. Mangum-
KENTUCKY.--Ths Hon. Henry Clay was
reelected Senator Of the United States on
the 18th inst. for ak years from the 9th Of
March next The vote in Joint ballot vas
fos Mr.. Clay 20, for Mr.. Guthrie (Adm. 81.
NEW HAMPsHiRE.--Frabe,s Pierce, ss
present Representative In Congress from n.
Hampshire, has been elected u. s. Senator for
six years from the 9Th u March next
LoUISIANA.--The Hon. A. Porter, OF Lou
isians, has resigned his sea, in the U. s. So
nate.
MARYLASD.--The Legislature Of Mary
land met At Annapolis on Monday last Col.
Emory. Of the Eastern Shore. is spoken Of ~
the probable successor Of The late SIR. Colds
borough, In the U. s. Senate.
The Electoral Colleges have all been heard
from. The Electors east their votes In &C
eordanee with the majorities Of the States.
Van Buren, has received twenty -ons moro votes
than were required for IN slseiioO--Johason
two lea than suficIsncy to elect him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

a ssstrus,ivs Gre tsok piass n Augusta.
Georgia, On ne uosniuE q ne 20th ia,sast,
vhioh $50 siEsess stssss - sshss. bsssass ths
dssliiaEs sd ost-huiitings stiaehsa. The
suiiEs loss sssiasisa ., sbous $500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

NJ css.. sppoi.sed y. sisiss asiaisass =
Rsaaas. arrived - PosisasssA. zasis.A, Ns.
vsae~s -, = - esys fro@ Nsw Tosh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

Ma. PoiNoExTEa.--it has been 70.
ported ~ letters from this place, and
widely circulated. that this able States.
msn bad died q TIE injuries reserved
BY the late terrible seeideut he met
wiih AZ Matches. However prohaSio
the sd event seemed 70 be. u gives %
pleasure 70 say that . gsntIsaasn. Who
hes arrived IN ihis city direct iTOra
Matches, states, not only shas be was
Roi dead wbsn be lea hat piece. has
Was supposed 70 BE- recovering.
fH~f IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

JoHE w CRooKxrT, Esq. Of TEen-
too. son Of the late Iar.enIsd Col. D1.
vid Crockett. Is proposed ss . eandi-
date for Congress; a eommuaicssion
IN the Paris West Tennesseesn, says
This gentleman v truly the growth
OF the district. be Is modest. patriotic.
intelligent, and highly qualified from
his talents and information 20 Be = use
fal man. lie viii devote himself hon.
essly and wholly 10 the service Of the
people, and. II be win permit be name
70 be run, he will receive the seaport
Of many voters Of Henry eouasy."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

Wa DesasgNEss. coasnuaA.
Rsogenssg 20, 1888
nENgRAL oaDZRa
u hes beea reported % Ire Prsi-
dent - Censrai FeBix Houston, con-
msndi0g The army ~ Texas. that he
Mexieans are entsEed % active and
tofmidahie bfepasaisons fsr the insme.
date iuvaafon ~ Texas. n l. stated
that Gen. Bravo lea Msxico efy days
since, IN command ofthe Army 81 Ops-
rauoas, Cos he deslracion q he Tex
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

fse believing eossfsi ascos1aa ~ = hasvv
- !. sahea frsa ~ seutiosl, Elizahsahtess.
Nsg ternsgs
serae eetena Ast pur eesreesa Nj 1rsh
80 iafke espta beiar tesaewkaf eessa -
veef, snsgeE sn sEeeilssf e,.spssa - -,
psslf resefia9 atriFR go euen.s.x anansss.aa.
:. 49, es'i'.l1srl go ffslaiE go pa ars 3,
weoa - naeay. We assare -. ,.~,...', -.
ng - ~ possessian. that - uk.a 4. -
go = ~ 49, - 4 fef tases nousss -.
80 ef,es - 81 ~ sely $40, Il - IN -
i's1 = ui,ht. isw asyas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

WtscOEsrE.--Tbe Legislature sfthis
Territory have esiablished the perrna-
neni seat Of goveFnmeni ~ Madison,
on the -Four Lakes. and have sppro-
pEisied The whole % the 20, 600 dol
lars, set apaFt BY CoagEsss Cor thai pur-
pose, 10 the building o. pubic build.
iogs. We understand there is nos q
house IL the tO,ss a Madisoa e this
time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

The PFesidsal elect 81 ghs Uaitsa
States, AiF. Vas BURuN, pas ~ ysazs
q ags 60 Moaday Tie bsk iasf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

P. ~. Better hss bsen elected c.
veEnoF q South Cssolinz, ~ the Is.
gislaiuFe. without opposition, ana Wm.
Deboiss, Lieai. GovsFnog.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

This, h adopted By Csrgress. viii DO . re-
duesioa Of about 90 per cent. on the prsssa'
rssss OF postage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29
STE AAiBoAr ExPLosIoE--rIrrEKN
LIVES LOST.


The Steamboat Dolphin, on saturday ths
18th inst- While on The 81 Johns bar. 0ser-
ps. burst her boiler. and killed kj,ss. ,svss.s
Ind wounded nsny others. The following
are the names Of the killed,
Col. Brooks, Lieut. Alexander Msekey. U.
S. Army; Miss Brown. daughter Of Col. Brown;
Barney Duee. mate; Besury and Eidree, sngi-
neers; Kemory. pilot; two deck hasds, three
stewards, and three blacks
THIS shocking Occurrences, says the Bath
more American, seems 10 have been brought
about precisely in the same wsy 10 which
nine. tsnths OF al previous OF plosioas have
iskss place that 10. By saving or kos ping
in the steam when the boat Vas stopped, in-
stead OF letting 10 oe. Will Congress, IN
view Of this fresh and most nslsnehoiy
event, still look with indifference &C the sa-
erihee Of the lives Of their fsllow- eitixsps,
caused By the Ignorance, rsskissspess, or
eupidity Of steambost owners or their SER
vantss We cannot believe tt A Law OF the
sirietest character can alone arrest The evil
and afford . guarantee Of safety 20 The per,
sons and pr0Per'y Of travellers.
FIRES IN WINcHEsrRR.--There have
OCtH Nuhtu tuC tost tcu uay su(Gcs-
sion Of fires, which have been unpre-
eedenied in our town. On Sunday the
llth a'fre occurred 10 the main street,
which consumed three or four houses:
on Wednesday the tavern Of Mr.. Mas
sic was fred. but fortunately subdued
in time.
On Thursday morning. about eight
o'clock. the beautiful residence OF n.
Z. Byrd. Attorney. was capped with .
mass Of ERE. The furniture was all re-
scued before the FIRE descended TO the
lower part Of the building. Mr.. Byrd's
loss is about $4,000.
On Thursday night. one Of The guards
discovered Q house on FIRE at Shawnee
Springs. at the edge OF town. The
flames were extinguished before much
damage was done.
Two colored women are now in isiI
upon strong suspicion that they set fire
to Massis's Hotel. II is said that thew
confessed their guilt. and endeavored
to criminste each other. Two negro
men, found lurking about Shaw nee
Springs. when the FIRE was discovered
there. are also in PRISON. EIgrasan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

sever ceapeniss az ArtHlssy, Fesenfiy 80
gzalzet e Nsp Yea sd YEA 8ouioa. ars
osssred - Fiorids. - ioia - arn1 uutsg
sstse- oeasrsl yesap
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

SAETA AEsA.--By he New Orleans
Bulletin Of the 18th. ws learn that San
Ia Anna Is setuaily on bis way up 49,
MisdssipPi 10 WssbisgtOn. That pa
per says--
Gen. Ssnls Anna wlth his guards
got on board the steamboat Tennesseeaa
81 Plsqoemins and proceeded up the
liver on their way % Washington city.
They cane he lover route 81 way Of
AtiakaPss instssd ol Nacogdoches."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

Capt. EdwaFd Branrh Robinsoa. of
The Washinglon City Volaaisers. Is
highly spokea q zoe lsis bravery IN TIE
lac coaiesis sish he Iadiaas IN the
Wahoo swsmP, FIosida. -1lsx. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

PosrAGE--Ths rsdscsion Of postage on
isttsrs. rseonnsedsd IN he late Report Of The
Possmsstsr-G General. eorrssponds with the fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29
THE FREE PRE- IS.


MEXICO AND TgxAs.--rhs pvsesbiiisy
a. spssdy renewal Of The wsr between
Mexico and Texas. has again turned al syss
n that direction. The rssdsr will 6od Into
rsssiag ssws 90 this subject. In another CO.
luna. u wii b sssa that Santa Asas hss
bssa released. and b now On hh way ~ wssh-
isgsos--snd that . Mszican army. probably
ssnbsring 5000 non. b rapidiy advancing
upos rsxas-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

The "Pork Trade" OF cincinnsii b oos Of
its most important items. The extent "a
which IL Is prosecuted Is thn referred to IN .
letter to the New-York Express, dated,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

csap. o. Sen Louis Ps,i,R.
Nee 81. 1895
c. ~. n. Whsrioe. who has been
appointed Commissioner from Texas 10
the Governmell oi the United States,
has arrived in Washington, sscompa-
MED BY the Secretary. Col. Wolfe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13

II AND FOR SALE-A highly improved Farm
d called Lime Stone Creek. situated on the Rich
roud Road niue miles from charlottesville, containing
7l2 acres more or less with dwelling houses and all
the necessary ont houses. stables threshng machine,
&c, will he sold by private contract; together with
negroes stock ofcattle and valuable horses implements
of husbandry. corn, fodder. &C. small tract of low
land belonging 10 Mr. David Michie and which is to be
sold, separates from the Rvanna River There is Z
vein of rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has been quared and klned for these years
and the lime employed to enrich the land
and for selling for building purposes Persons DESTROYS
of buying, will apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
Advocate, or to Dr.. Bletermunn at the University.
Ocfobar % -. 4S-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-13
.u7A1J1ABLE TAVERN sTAND:-"S lpAN ~ ~

-.1uap1E TAVERN STAND" SIFAN ia
TEEN' PROPERTY FOR SALE.-EdwaIo flal,
lam and wife and John Bosher, having ny ucIG a 49,,
the I'd III January, lS:!. and admitted 10 lceou n;I
I;cs of I'm. Court of Hastings for the city OF i'en
mond on the same day, conveyed 10 the ror
,h, Ins or picces of ground hereinafter mentiohe' M
the purpose Of securing to Polly ShcparG tie and
tcrest on six thousand Two hundred ana iouf uo''.i
sixtyrght cents, up TO- tie tune .. nJi ~ Nh,
that should happen before the 2otli day o. way n
and also for the purpose Of securing, "ithih onI
next after the dccrasc of said Polly. Ut that should "
men before the said 23h 81! May, lofI 10 mary Guy
ard Bcujlmin J. Gilbert and Sally !!s "iir pay
the said principal sum Of 81 4 ts cts, with such int
rest rs may have accrued thereon from SUCH utctaSr I
the said Folly Shepard having died on The l2ih OF w.
ccn!brr, 1881, and the said pf'ncipa! SUM- WILL
from the day last mentioned, not having oec' pull
~. the UNDERSIGNED bcng requested 80 to Do; WIZ
on Tacsdau The sd day Of FeLra"ry nett, at ~ e0cE'
IL fair if not the next fair day, upon or near Inc Pri
SEES sell and dispose Of al auction, TO Tie !9"S .u
h. propery conveyed By said decd, TO VII; i'll ' ol
mr. nrcc Of ground called half acre: lying ana Hei'
nm r street in the city Of Richmond, and known ana
DISTINGUISHED in the plan the said cry Dy lne NO
being the same lot which the swan tavern IS s"a'u
and described in the said deed rs containing III IRON" VII
said II hundred and thirty ie'', eal
Also one other piece parcel OF ground deScrinru i"
the said deed as containing in front on sau Street l'tt
feet adjoining the last mentioned lot on the wcS': anu
running back the depth thereof the sad piece OF GROUND
havinp thereon large brick bulding which has ncen
ground is part Of Lot No. 'o.
Terms of sale as GolIows:-So much of the purchase
money be paid in cash. will be sufficient 10 saIs'y
the expenses attending the execution o the tuSt ue III,
erest on the said sum of So POI G9 from the l2lh
December 1894 10 the day Of sale, and }204 &c els
part Of the principally the balance Of the ptincip' being
$1,000 with interest from the day of sale" TO be paid al
SIX non!s and secured by bond and deed u trust up
on The property. , j,
After tie principal and interest secured by the decd
of trust are provided for the residue OF The purchase
money will be divided into two pIy"oe
at H. the other at Is months from the day OF saIe-to
be secured by bond and deed Of trust.
No objection is known to the tr-bu' the Trustees
will only sell and convey such title as vested III tri
II. l.. WIGHT,
EDWIN l.. WIGHT,
~ The attention of capitalists is called 10 the above
sale The location Of the property (bcIng 'aF the drpHt
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac l.a
Road is believed 20 POSSESS advantages Tor the Location
of large tavern equal to any in this city.
Jan. -. e1-wt'S