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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-15

Marine Insurance Company Of
Alcxandria.
.YENHE Stockholders in this Company are
i hereby notified. that an election for
fifteen Directors to serve for one year, will
be held at their Office on Monday the 18th
of January next, from the hours of ten till
two o'clock
The transferl books will be closed from
two o'clock on Wednesday the tenth JAM
ary till the election is closed.
J. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
December IL 3t&delec.
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TO Rent,

-. That large and elegant three sto-
EsT, ry brick dwelling house on the south
Essss side fixing street, between Pitt and
81. Asaph streets, now i'll the occu-
pancy OF H. Clagett. Possession may be
had Immediately. For terms apply to Mr..
Clsgett, or "A. LINN,
december
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-15

sper. Candles, Sugar, &c.
SPERM. candles, St. CroM sugars in
~ hhds
Wrapping paper, mould candles
Soap, coffee, Albany oats
A quantity of apples, Newton pippins,
Spitzenbergs, &c.
Landing from the sloop Altoona, captain
Knapp. from N. York, and for sale by
THOMAS V. HUCK.
January ii st
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~ II N-1ohN
LITERATURE LOTTERY.
rcrRru cI.ss.
Nh J.,,.s J,....
~ 4os ,o1" CO. "og a'@~,ns
w. II. aIf Up, Pts y eacn ol ooo oos
No. III ea9 prize Of ~ D1o oo1
*I5,7ai 500
*l4,7I4 1884 4439 loo
*Sold at Aliens lucky cthce. whe the tor
tuna'e hoiGers are 'h'i'ed 10 call and receive
the cash ior their prizes. -Four cravings
GH% mp Inc '0,ttry lin
Tickets are yet 10 be had at II dolls. share:
in proportion. The prizes to be drawn ars
22'ooo a"iiars
lo'ooo dollars
o'ooo dollars
o. I,ooo a'iiars
OF 500 dollars
OF lOo doiiars
Grand State Lottery,
EIGuTH CLASS.
No; *sls0 *744s 5000 *Ilss see ,gg Fri;
Il ss 70 *a5ls 500
1918 *2i45 1913 *6474 *S42s 100
All sold at Aliens
Will draw again on Monday next, 9th inst.
when the following prizes will be
FLOATING IN The WHEEL, viz:
P'i1o' v. 'o'""o uo,!"S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
IN TIE SENATE.

lRnrSluy, JQnnary III.
Mr.. Lanman submitted the following
resolution:
Resoived, That the committee on Ma.
val affairs be instructed to enquire whe
ther there are any distractions to the
navigation of the river Thames, in the
state of Connecticut, which were pla-
ctd there by the American ships block.
AIDED during the late war, and if any,
what measures ought to be adopted for
the removal of such distractions.
MIR. Smith from the committee on
the judiciary, to which was referred
the Bankrupt Bill, reported the same
without amendment.
Mr.. Smith, from the same commit.
tee, to which the subject was referred.
reported bill to cause to he SURVEYED.
marked. and distinguished, tn. bounda.
ry line between the northern part If
Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan: which
was read.
The resolution submitted yesterday
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
COMMERCIAL.
Rsvie1r Of the Markets IN Baltimore for the
past Ueek.

Revielp of the Markets IN Baltimore for the
past week.
Sugar-The import is only "a hhds and
l3e bbls from Porto Rico.
A ship is below from New-Orleans, with
800 hhds-bui our harbor is so much OBJ
structed by the ice, that she cannot be bro't
up 20 discharge.
The sales consist of the above import
from Porto Rico, at auction. The hhGs bro't
dollars 10 cents 80, and the bbls 80
9;s5. The whole were very ordinary
Some business has been done by private
sale al our last quotations.
Indigo-No alteration two bales only
are entered from Porto Rico.
Couon-The inpor. is 1872 bales from
Charleston and Savannah no alteration.
Rics-About 80 casks are entered at the
custom-house-price 8 dollars so cents
the demand is very limited.
Cefse-The import is 5S7 bags from Port
au Prince-prices are shade lower-we
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
From the Baltimore Morning Chronie!.'

From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle
Too pure are the vows OF the far,
, 10 be uttered by lips to the gale;
y breathe not the same 10 the air,
Lest 1t echo again the soft tale.
Let the secret remain in the heart. :.
Safely lock'd from each object that's D's''
y never the tidings imPart,
Let them only be told by the eye.
A delicate confidence shown,
By an object so gentle so far;
Shonld remain TO all others unknown
And never be WHISPERED in air.
Too pure i. the fountain Of love, 81,
To be drank by the lips OF dece''
The waters descend from above,
And steal softly by virtues reIfe''
Female love is a sensitive plant,
Expanding in honor's pure skies
Let suspicion but once look asks1s' a,,
On the blossom--it withers anu w.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
Providence, Jan. 5.
MELANCHOLY EVENT.

Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Elisha Howe,
Agent of the Hope cotton Manufacturing
Company, fell through the scuttle from the
third to the FIRST story of store No. 10. Ma
sons buildings. He was Immediately ia
ken up in state of insensibility, his head
shnckingly fractured. and expired in few
minutes after. Mr.. H. was highly mere
torious AMI valuable citizen, aged about So
years, and has left an amiable wife and one
child to depiors the loss of an exemplary
husband and parent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
Congress innai- asr"oo--.-......'
FROM THE NATIONAL iNTELLlGENCER.
HOUSE OF REPEESE TTaTIyEs.
EpIpfSI0U. Dec. ~.

The Speaker laid before the House a
Memorial from the Legislature of ILL
nois, praying for confirmation of Ger.
tain locations of lands for seat of go.
vernment, g.; which was referred to
the committee on public lands.
MIR. Williams, from the committee of
Claims. made report on the petition
p. ID. Della Ronde, accompanied by
"a bill for bis relief; which was read ard
committed.
MIR. - llliams from the committee Of
| Claims. to when was referred the bill
| from the Senate for the relief of the Of
fcers and volunteers engaged in the
late campaign against the Seminole In.
| dian5 made a report recommending
thai the same do not pass; which re.
port was referred to the committee Of
the whole.
Mr.. Williams Of No. tn Carolina,
from the same committee. made an un-
favorable report on the petitions of GER
tain inhabitants on the banks of the
chigan; which was referred to com.
mittee of the whole.
MIR. St0rrs from the committee IN
Roads and Canals, reported the follow.
ing bill:
BE it enacted &c. That. tie President
OF the Y. States be. and he ishereby au.
thorized TO convey to any state or states
which shall provide by law for the lay
Ing out and completion ut any canal or
canals, within such state or states,
such part of the public lands of the U.
States which shall be occupied by the
route Of amy such canal or canals aud
the necessary towing paths, bitches,
aqueduCts, locks, Culyerts, feeders.
dams, wasteweirs, or other works con.
nected Herewith. Provided, That the
plan or plans of every such canal, and
the works connected Herewith, with
its route. and an estimate and survey
OF such lands through which the same
shall pass, shall, before the construc.
ton OF the same through such lands
lie commenced, be laid before the Pre-.
sident IF tie United States for his
appreciation, and no convey ance of any
such lands shall be made until such
proposed Canal or canals be entirely
completed and navigable for boats.
The Speaker laid before tue House
sundry documents from the Public Off
ceS, viz:
A letter from the Secretary of State,
transmitting List If American sea-
men registered in the several ports Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13

NAV quote St. Domingo at Fl cents, and
Havana go.
FIour-Has been in extensive demand
the price is steady, say 3 dollars 70 GEMS
cash per Dbl. or 7-8, on credit OF tour
months.
Our port being closed, the business OF the
city will be confined to the supply OF ITS
own wants.
Hhent-Remains without change.
Tobacco-Continues quite neglected.
,ince our last we have advices from Europe,
| which hold out no encouragement for ship
| ments.
|, Salt-Remains dull.
Molasses-No importation and little do
ing in the article the price of sweet, suit
| able Tor retailing, is 80 cents per gallon.
Wine,-No alteration.
General Remarks. he season has arri'
| we'd, when the distractions TO our navIga'
ton limit the operations of business to the
supplies of our city and the back country
these supplies are in comparison with the
usual extent of our trades along the banks
and rivers of the Chesapeake of very in.
significant character, and when confined to
them, our market presents The appearance
OF a total stagnation of business-the demand
for sugars was fair during the week, g. pri.
ces were steady-some decline was antici.
pated in consequence ofthe arrival of car.
90 from New Or cans, but the vessel was
unable to get up to the Point, and has re.
turned 10 the roads off Annapois-our stock
being very light, we presume that the de-
mand, limited as ii is, will be fully adequate
to sustain our present quotations.
In coffee, the sales have partaken of the
general Gullness produced by the severltylo
the weather-we cannot receive any add
tional supplies until our port opens again. al
event not likely TO happen for some time, a
tar as we can Judge from present appearan
ces-we are unable to ascertain the effec
which the suspension OF an export demant
will have on our market for four-the opin
ions we have heard are various, and givel
generally under the inHuence Of some di
rect, Oh indirect interest on the question
for our own parts We do not anticipate an,
decline, and we draw our conclusion from
knowing that stocka of wheat in the hand
of the milers is moderate-hst the mill
will be stopped by the ice-srd that pre-
sen; rates are SO low as to deter the distan
manufacturers from mourning the heavy ex
penses Of transportation--the stock too a
present on hand may be considered Yer,
light.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
New York, Jan. 8.

New York., Jan. 3.
A Cow was lately killed by Ben. Samp-
son in Evesham, Burlington county, in
which were found tao hundred and jffiy-two
nails, besides quantity of shot, some pins
and four buttons. Some of the nails were
three inches long. The COW had been led
with the sweepinss of a seed store.
GCamden Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Extract of letter from lieut.. Chs Gaunt,,
10 his friend J. L. Baker, at Phiadel-
phia, dated
u S. frigats Macedonian,
Coquus6o Bag, Sept. /, 1890.
We arrived at Valparaiso on the s2d
July last. after short passage of 40 days,
from Panama, and found at anchor in the
barbor all The Chiiian squadron, consisting
of the ships O'Higgins, laag) of 4sguns /;
San Martin, 90 guns Lautaro, IS guns
undergraduates, s6 do. Chacabuca, 20 do.
,rigs Gslvarino, I8 do. Araucana, l6 do.
Puerryion, guns, and an armed schr the
Montszuma, together with Ii transports,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13

The American Bible Society, in the city
of New-York, have received during the
month of December, 1926 dollars and 10
cents and issued Bibles and Testaments TO
the value of I445 dollars and cents.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-13
Boston, January 6
FROM CHILL.


We have been favored with the following
extracts of letter from a gentleman on
board the U. S. frigate Macedonian, now in
the Pacific Ocean--dated
"Vutpara,so, Aug. 90, 1890.
"a copy of a, decree OF blockade has been
this day sent to capt. Downes, (copy OF
which is enclosed,* to prevent the evil con-
sequences Of which, we shall proceed di-
rectly TO Lima. from Coquimbo, where we
shall stop to take some men out of a Chilian
man ofwar, who have been taken from al
American ship lying there. We are con-
stantly employed in looking out for and as
sisting such of our countrymen as we meet
> with, ard we have hardly met with one who
hs. not'bad some complaint to make.
Capt. Downes says, he is determined TO
sssss =. q Guder rms
decree, considering it violation OF the law
OF nations.
".lugust 81.
1.-THE Goth inst. all the squadron sailed
from Valparaiso tor the Peruvian coast, on
sisting OF nine vessels of war, mounting al
together $50 guns. commanded by Admiral
Cochraae, and Is transports, with abou,
5000 men, under the command of General
ST. Martin; indeed, the expedition is entire
II under his command, and il still wears The
Buenos Ayrean flag, although not in that ser.
vice. This squadron is 10 stop at Coquim-
DO for few days.
"Coquimbo, August 81
We arrived here and found three Ampr-
can vessels, viz:-ship Chesapeake, from
London; brig Warrior, from Lima; and ship
Two, Csthsrnes, frnm Providence. The
squadron had sailed in one dav instead of
four days, as the director assured Captain
Downes they were Il, and had enticed away
the crews of the Chesapeake and Warrior.
Had we have found the squadron here we
should have taken them back by force, if
they had been refused; but now il will be
in vain to look for them. and we must sup
ply the vessels from our own crew. sin
cerely hope there vii! be one or two frigates
out here 10 relieve US, as when we leave, |
DO not believe American property will be
any more respected here than were we de-
cIared enemies. This people or their 60.
vernors do not consider it necessary TO ask
whether they have any just claims for what
they wsnt, but take If belonging 10 whom it
may, and leave the question Of right to be
settled at some future day"
*This proclamation of the supreme direc-
tor, D Higgins, is long. The blockade 10
commence or the S5th Aug. 1890, and to ex
tend to ali the ports and anchoring places in
the Pacific ocean, from lat. 81, AZ, to :, II,
South. lCeninei.
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*This proclamation of the supreme direc-
tor, O'Higgins, is long. The blockade 10
commence on the s5th Aug 1890, and TO ex-
tend to ali the ports and anchoring places in
the Pacific ocean, from lat. 81, AZ, to =, II,
South. Cenllrei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-08
PUBLICATION OFFICES.

PUBblCAllON tfFICES,
(IudTket Bridge, Main street, Richmond-0Hd No. &,
Barris0r street, BaHim0re,)
lNOR DR.. MAYc's Kbymiug Primer. Rhyning SPELL
y lug Book, Ancient Geography, aud new System Of
Mythology, for the use Of Seminsries.
These elementary Dorks are highly recommended by
able professors, aud other literary characters.
The Commissioners Of the Primary Schools In Vir
gnia, Booksellers and Country Merchants informed
that hey be supplied with these ks at moderate
wholesale prices, by application as above, 10
GEORGE MAYO co.
Jan. %. 81 ..wtf
Richmond. March, 1871
We have examined, With care Dr MaJo's Rms ming
Primer, aud Rbyming Spelling Boos. aud recommend
them TO the attention Of the Commissioners Of the
PRIMARY Schools Of Virginia. They are admirably cal
culated TO advance chdrej ia the elementary parts Of
spelling aud reading, aud merit the encouragement Of
the public.
TB; NJ; RANDOLPH, Prtsideat 8 Directors
PP eNnis'ros % 81 K,r dasrars Fund
ANDREW STEVENSON,
q UFSHUR,
J. AtKSHALL, (Chief JHsticeJ
Nsrck 30. I05..wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-08

fEliE subscriber wishes 10 emnloI =
person 10 take charge Of his offices Clerk OF the
SH'efior aud Comfy Courts Of Monlgomsry-fer which
ne WIN siEesue bali Of all the profits arising theresm
,hs petson engaging most be well qualified to 30 all
s' business ~ The best anj neatest manner He nust
ps accommodating IN bis manners-csnstant IN bis
auentloht he Of1essfree from dissipation aud mnst
give bono With good security for the-fahfui perform.
ance ot all dates required Of clerks OF courts ~ The
psnat PTetciiOed ny law. CHARLES TAYLOR.
ndy -
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MuuCords Repoyts SirM Volume

'I'HIs day IS published and for sale at p. COTrovp
J Lsn aud miscellaneous Bookstore, HWR5ord'S Ptr.
GINA RePoyts ToiHme Htth, price 81 hnsnd m calf.
Also just puhl shed and ioy sale CHAL1E R'S DIS
COURStS on The application " Christianity TO the
CONNER al snG ordinary shaiTs Of life &C.
80 y. G. keeps constantly for sale large and general
alo tmeHi Of HOOKS q SIATiONERY the wInls nt
which h. IS enabled 70 sell OF the very hes terms foT
cash BY tie quantity April ~. II3..e3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-08

eyNHg Annual Examination Of the otadeuts ~ this
instttulinn viii commence TUESDAY The 2jih day
% Jane Parents aud guardians aud all those ho NAV
feel interest u the UNIVERSITY. ana who can MAKE IL
Convenient are requested to attend.
J. AUG. SWIM, PrgsI.
The Visitors and Governors Of the College will pieas
Il Observe ibai tie b Of Jas Is the DAY far the
ing Of se Cnnvosksen sGdifs II great inaoriau,i
10 the College VII he submitted 10 their eonsdt ration
fili and pnncuf siiendarce u earpesily solicited.
Rnfif 24.,..wta EURwELL BHssgTr, Rector
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-08

Notice to all persons interested ia CLAIMS 10
Lands fvtpg S0xthueSt OF Ifnncsyse RfUsr in fhe
N0fe OF keHtucku. founded upon entries Of Land
warrants granted for Military or Naval Services
ia the Revolutionary Uar.
WE subscrbsi having been appointed by the Exc.
cunve. under authority ofsn &C, Of the Legislature,
passed at 5e last session agent the above desc bed
peisons, will proceed Immediately To the county
where The lands referred ts lie to attend to the duties
OF his agency All persons wishing 10 correspond with
bun, will please address their letters him at Eddy.
vile, Caldwell county. Kentucky ;....where prompt
attent will he given all psst valid
For the information of those who may have seen
the law under which he has been appointed he will
state that II Is his dutyto snperiuiend the Surveying
OF all entries made upon military land upon
the iandt lying southwest af Tennessee in Ken.
lucky which authorized To he surveyed 10y act Of
Tue Kentucky legislature, entitled An act for surveying
the military lands west of Tennessee river txceptaRy
entry the osner whereof shall attend in person .r by
ageut ar shall instruct him To the cause
the same 10 be surveyed irnly fairly and according 10
law II is farther, made his duty, to reiurn 10 the
reeters Office q Kentucky all pais OF surveys the
Aforesaid entries, hch the and regis
te's fees shall haze been paid The persons enttled
TO receive them, advanced to him before the day
Of April 1922.
For the convenience OF persons In virginia who NAV
ash 10 transmit TO him The fees he paid upon their
surveys he has made arrangement with the fafnrrs'
sahk OF virginia, ty which any person deposit in
thai bank L. tue ctedt OF the subcrber any insnie.
they may wish 10 transmit 10 him BY this arfaucement
much Inconvenience and risk may he avoided hy those
whs choose to avail themselves of the facility thus
anorhec JOHN s. HERRING
u. Tine subscriber witches to undertake a general
agency fsr all Virginans whn have lands in Kentucky
ana iof moderate compensation i'll purchase sell
lands and aiiend TO the prosecution of land claims.
He Will pay taxes nom audS ANY sbere In the state
for tue compeb ion efoue dollar ioG each tract
aprii 30 ~ ,~ir. IS uH9tVc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-08

LOCI VILE tKen) April lY--CoI Charlie, s.
Todd oi Frankfort who was sent cut BY The
President 10 The provinces of VenezueIa aud
New Grenada, with view as we presume, of
obiaiUiUg information relative TO the progress
OF Independence and the general situation of
those provinces, arrived In this place yester.
day In The steam boat Napoleon OH his way
heme.
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Board Of PnLIc Nor1S

Board Of Pubic WORDS.
A CALLED MEETING Of the president and Di,se.
lois OF The Board OF Puhlc Works will take u,ace
toe Capitol Ia this city, gu Wednesday the 2Otb day
~ Juno new. P"hotusl attendance is requested.
BY order Of the President
BERNARD PRYTON
Secretary of the Beafs Of Pubic WORKS
NfICh ~ 100. .tdu
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l1Oh SALE 1890 acrtso LAND, lying in The uppest
y end OF Goochiand comfy, formerly beIonenbe "a
william Anderson OF Lon5oE, aud purchased pndef as
order or conr directing sale, by the late W5isoa u
Nioholai The sale IS for the purpoEe ofrafsis tfs
purchase money now due, according 10 dtec trust,
executed by the ssia NicbnIas, and reeo.ed In The
general oosrt ofce al Richmond. The ill DE fos
cash, and win take place on The premies, between
Friday, the I'm day OF May, IL far " not she ae
fair day. TIOM.S NUTHERrOORD Trpsgse.a
march 30. fos. .vtd, =
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corroN SPINNING rAcro,v

RALEIGH. (N. C.. March zo.-we u,d.,,t,nd ,b,
cotton Factory ut tie ais Of Tar Rtecr 20 miles sl,,,e
lartOunrh has nov scverai hundred spilts IN pro6ia
Die operatuf-thc yarn Of tie ( n AID in steady
dematd farmers h'iHg 90 their interest t. e1S,ng the
"a" mat ril or The manufactured This expansive esa-
bsn was iugnu during the war, when the high prirrs
" manufacture and the abundance aid ei apnss Of raw
materials beid out e prospect Of abundant profits Z, the
ebt iihg propret0rs. The rtlafive yaiue IN articles
- INV eisnge, snd cxpecttd this tsibbinept forced
up mo "ushrDon cvis'tnec IN The dumps AID gloom Of
l",a e. 'arrassrcnt anil Warafc. would uits ND die
~ tl sUishia e prosperity ard ~ e, lt We are hatv
q le.rt"efwise Ihe iairn industry a,d coiorry "
hthFy Doinldson tie principal proprietor and sole
pager, meet wFh their nlerted reward
EDGEVLLg, April i7.-FTom all qnaf.
Yea ~ great iuipry bcing. done 10
cops By the iair ifosis. The sprinr
nxaliy seYerc. and eycfy thiac
~ deS,gcyods-.Iae lalc laias
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CoNMITTED to the jail Of BrunsTiek e"ssy' Va
~ Oh the 10th July last as FnDawaIf 80 s,sha.
who calls himself ISHAM.--He Is abon, ,s.,s
high about rs years Of aye, iigh, .i, hair OF
s so ;s 9ons s ns os light bsna
belongs 10 John Rofsrs, Franklin ,s,str eonats
who purchased him Of Benjamin LIS w come forearf
prove sroper,y psy charges and ,sss Sn comfy
ALso Committed 70 the jail ~ s,, g. rsnsusy. Il
on the sSs s Gay 81 " sr.
skao, feet hrb ssO 1T, - Ss q ugss
canyIexioB has car on 10y sn,row negro specs
sf , "Bs ss bin q ss sss
mcu,b ya.'saJ, be ,so sn1 ia, he sou'' sso"
- h a.,,S 70 e; ps pises o Sss es
viii come fsswsfl pieYesv ~ r. Dysef =,
take hin, av ~.
Dee. ~.
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kJoBLI ~ virtue Of Deed Of una 7-ufsd
to The subsctibers by Frederick Clarke, on Ia. IA
cay OF ApIn 1872 for the purposes therein mentioned
shall proceed 10 sell 60 the bighest S.dder .biIc
snction, AZ the Manchester EXcb e 81 :
Manchester Monday The 2Isf n Mn, ye,,, :,
TRACT OF LAND lying In Chest geia county csntaiu-
lug by recent survey All This tract is bounded
on the north by the Bucklnpt ad on tl,r son,J ~
The lands Of Francis Smith and Others on ihe east by
the landed estate of Col. VIM Smith dec and en- M
west sn'iIey oy u ah " 'af Pranci, Smith al,
neW us eongniiy I" Manchester is considered vsts
VARIABLE. Term ie will be acredt Of mo ntn
ooho MIN gooc 8 and deed Of trust. H1
RID BOOKER Tfuss
az O HENDERSON, tees.
Nfancbss'r -, ia ID. Il