Fourth Generation

21. Colonel Joseph TULEY¹¹ was born in 1796 in , , Virginia. He lived in The Tuleyries, Millwood, Clark, Virginia in 1830.⁹ Around 1830, Col. Joseph Tuley, Sr. began construction on the site of a new
house, which he named The Tuleyries, a play on the name of the chateau The
Tulleries at Versailles, France, which he had visited. He died in 1860.¹¹ The Staunton Vindicator, March 29, 1861, p. 3, c. 4

Land and Negroes for Sale
I will sell privately the LAGRANGE FARM containing 418 Acres, lying 3 miles West of Staunton. The Central Railroad runs through it.

I will also sell Nine Young and Likely Negroes, belonging to the heirs of Col. Jos. Tuley, dec'd.--A Women 33 years of age, who is a good Cook, Ironer and Washer, with a pleasant disposition; a Man 21 years of age, who is a No. one hand; the remainder are from 3 to 14 years old, all stout and well grown. The Negroes are healthy, robust and likely.

TERMS CASH, or a negotiable note at thirty days, well endorsed, with interest added. For the land, terms as usual.

Any one wishing to buy will apply soon, as I will leave for Clarke County in a few weeks.

JOS. T. MITCHELL

March 20, 1861

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