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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
FROM ST. HELENA
From the Rhode Island Amer;c,n T..

from 'he Rhode Island American, Feb. Or
we learn by capt. Jacob Smith: who
mas arrived at Newport, from St. Helena
t ,na. I've transports from the Cape OF
5000 nope touched there on the 10th
OF January. with the former governor of
.he cape and part of the 72d regiment on
board, oound to England. An ENGLISH
vessel, which touched at St. Helena nm
,ne osh January III short passage from
Batavia, reported that it was yery sickle
d Ihat place. Several of the ships had
ioS' nearly the whole of their crews
Capt. Smith, it is stated, has bronab,
n nome several articles which belonged to
Napoleon Bonapar,e. ="
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
Frou tae Rellnst lrishmnn.

. <Nc (oHsfuaItoE or me United OfSicS.
The Influence of governments. upon
mankind was never so completely and un-
equiyocally demonstrated as in the in.
stance of the U. States of America. The
unparalleled progress they have made in
the arts and arms-the wonderful devel.
opement of all the various resources of
the human mind-the astonishing display
of powers which few years have pro
duced--the growing immensely OF their
popula,ion--the absence of crime and
immortality, compared with all other ma.
tions-the admirable mildness of their
penal code--the comforts and happiness
enjoyed by the people-their self.coD-
seriousness Of the rights they possess
their sulky (if we may be allow ed tie ex.
pression) spiri, Of independence-their
contempt OF all other authority but that
which common sense acknowledgement
these interesting characteristics so pecu.
liar 10 the people Of America, are to be
traced TO their natural source, the free
dom Of their unequaited Constitutions
The warmest admirers of the British
Constitution, among whom we trust we
! may be numbered, must acknowledge
that no constitution ever existed which so
unequiyocally acknowledges the rights OF
human nature-which places those rights
on so broad and So immoyeable basis
and insures to the people who live under
it the most certain security against the in.
science and tyranny of human authority
| On American ground alone can civil and
religious freedom raise her temple-on
American ground alone can civil and DO.
litical freedom boast of its fair and un
trammelled privileges-in America oion.
are the rulers and ministers of the Law
| really and substantially amenable III .iIc
| PuvPIc--n America alone can the public
voice be heard with respect, or the pub.
lie feeling be accurately ascertained. Nc
doubt, to England and her constitution i.
America indebted for the principles Of
civil and religious freedom-they were
first rocked in British cradle, but trans.
| planted to the soil of freedom, thew grew
rapidly to rich and powerful maturity
America, like the Athenian Sculptor, col.
lecled together all the beauties OF the
best constitutions she could select and
formed them all into one splendid comic.
sition, 10 which the world now looks uu
with envy and admiration. The Anniyer
sary OF American independence, brings
a return TO the Americans of all those
grand & generous feelings which achiev.
ed their freedom. The 9TH of July. in
America, is not the anniversary of q forty
| over people, or a faction over freedom
tits not the anniversary of sectarian tri-
umPh and sectarian defeat. No-the
American Anniversary is the celebration
OF The emancipation of the New World
niun n INC Iet'ers Of the Oid-it is the an
hrs,;aa ry OF public justice, and the cele-
naanI oi victory gained by an uni.od
people over pcrsccuting government
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
HAsrY SKETCH.
Erkrnct Ga

Il tIx.:.. ~FHuCt rom q letter.
-" I'M nv visit to Washington wa,
very lille gralifed. / saw reasouapIe
humoer OF great nsen, at a distancc-bu,
strange to tell, most of them diminisbe,
on nearer approach. was particu.
iarB disappointed al the bar of the sn
pfeme court. l heard every eminen,
lawyer with the exception of Pinkney
ahd reaiiy think they bear no Just com
Parison with many in Virginia, except az
mere lawyers. In congress there ar,
many sensible men and good speakers
especially III the house of representatives
out none as tar as 1 had the means Of
Judging while l was there would | nro.
hounce vastly pre-emiDent Mr.. Ran.
doiPh Is listened TO with more eaperness
and pleasure than any other member. and
'hihk, OF all, heard Lowndes with the
greatest respect but there are only a
lew, whose talents are very much above
medIocriiy. In this respect, the presen,
congress has, | am told, an ADVANTAGE
yer the last, of about s5 her cenf-,r
l may speak IN the language of ,Cbanya
Al,ey' Their debates are, however, on
Ordinary occasions, very dull, disurder,v
ana unlnteresting and even on prea,
OCCASIONS such as the bankrupt bill. tnev
soon become tedious. When the bo,,r
arrives Tor the order of the day, to d.
gate this question, the house and The n.,
lery are generally left empty, and The
occupant OF the fioor sometimes ev;d.,I,
speaks to his constituents and the NM,
through the newspapers and not =, III
" .ns oouy ne seems to address Every
member has long since made up his -
Plnions with little chance of CHANGE, and
'"uer such circumstances d; is NOT won
le,iu' .nat the speaker should he cold
ind INDIFFERENT. He wants the inn,I.
ne excitement, which is the paren, -
'ioquence' In fact, you had bes, IooL
II 'he mass OF this body, tho the &c.
ACRE OF the newspapers as nrrdn ,
ras LII nave SAID 1t is somewha, like a c
ransparen' palnliDg-stand at a c.r,s;n
. from IT, and it appears beautiful o
"v.shIout go too near it, and all The {
'u''s ana defective colours of the n;cno
ONE out upon you. piece
is SAID, | have it from the hoe,
'ofl'y,) that there will probable hs -
laJoriy OF about twenty spa;ns, ~. g.
bill and this is reSsrdsd VIC -
h. = .a ra eort OF its friends for many YEAR,
nc nc mo'i1" to strike out the Is, sec';nn
lestioD. "i"i oil the tn
,,t,; was a. The president, levce. I, is q
dull place,"yc &c. III
ne legislature of M,ssooL lis
'pa'e' IT'S session on SATURDAY wee. co
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH 6.

The following gentlemen were yes,er.
day elected members of the Common
Council of the town Of Alexandria, fol
the following year
FIRST WARD.
Matthew Robinson,
Reuben Johnson,
Lawrence Hill,
Horace Field.
SECOND WARD.
John LoDgden,
Robert Anderson
James Mcclure,
John Adam.
THIRD WARD.
Jonathan Swift,
James Douglas,
jonathan Butcher,
VIM. II Mills
FOURTH WARD.
TT. Vowel,
William Vei,ch,
Thomas Swan,
Mordecai Miller.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
FRENCH KETTLE

Tie following is related as fact
There is very largo chauldron in a
house at Paris, which is called ella Mar.
mite PerPetueile," from its having been
on the hrc 81 years during which time
j; has boiled 100000 cspons and it has
boiled nothing else. II is situate near
the principal market for fowls, which
have thus only step to be carried from
the market into the chauldron. At any
hour, night or day, on applying to tina
succuleRt house, boiled capon issues
from its nutritious gulph, where the,
are necessarily regenerated in wonder
| full manner.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
SUPREME 81 COURr..MARcuo

The 49, CoURT.".MARCHe
The nc chief justice marshall dcl;vsr.s
Go H. opinion OF the court in the case 20 20
firmed. '"1c'Son--decree al.
tis,;mo H9,gumcnt of the case of the San.
Continues ',nnIdada' and st. Andero, was
Spondent. 'e0S'e'' Tor the re-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
FROM HAVANA

ny capt Heath OF the ship Clio, we
nave received the Indicador Cons,;tn-
toner OF Havana, of the goth ult. wh;ch
mas been anticipated by way of Charles.
ton. BY this arrival we have anotbsr 20
port OF the capture of one Of the Snan;sh
pira'Ical cruizers, and the execution of
heF crew, consisting of 90 men at the
yard-arm, which act of summary iostice
was performed by the commander of the
patriot ship Presidencia. The, sloon was
burnt. Capt. Ii. in coming out, off the
Moro spoke the ship Anne, from New.
port and was informed that She had been
auacked by small piratical schooner
which she beat off. The trade of niracy
continued with undated vigor, and re-.
ports OF new atrocities were daiIy receiv.
Cd IN Havana. Markets for all kinds nj
Am produce were Gull. CBah. FED. Gae.
MRS. Bartholomew, who lately k;lie,
her husband in Ohio, evidently was. and
Is insane. Her four children had hano
put away because she threatened to tinj
mem, and she now wishes to kill her,
father, aud her unborn child.
Mrs Patterson, wife OF Jerome Ron,
psrte resides at Rome, 0'"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
BOLD THEFT.

MONTREAL, FEB. :6.-Yesterday as an
American farmerhad just stopped in the
NEWMARKET, his sleigh laden with pork
and other good things, an lrishnan oil
the lower class advanced respectfully to
him, inquiring whether "your honor
wants assistance to unload or sell your
.hiDgs?" to which the latter answered in
the negative, and entered tavern 10 get
some bitters But he had scarcely been
absent moment, when the obliging APP
plican, jumped into his seat, gathered up
the reins, smacked his whip, and by the
| exertioDs of an excellent span of horses,
quickly disappeared As soon as iona.
| than could recover from his amazement,
| (Which was pretty considerably he hired
about dozen carioles, and sent them in
pursuit. But as the fugitive had got
much the start, and would doubtless not
spare his cattle, may if hard pressed.
would probably throw some of the cargo
overheard, the chase, we believe, was
not very successful. Such have been the
particulars given us of the daring theft,
for which our national sensibilily makes
| ns 6ens's- Lush 49,
Fred. Mills, coloured man who has
been here for some months playing mas,
Ter chimney szoeeh, was on Wednesday
last committed to the Jail Of this county
Tor breaking into the Methodist meeting
house e stealing therefrom hymn books,
window blinds, sc. 1t is said Fred. has
already served a tour in the peDitentiary
at Philadelphia, and is moreover an ex-
pert fellow at all the tricks of the trade.
Washington, Pa. Exam.
The Louisiana Advertiser of the 9th
ult. says" We regret to learn, that the
night before last, a serious accident be-
tel Mr.. Hilson, the comedian, and Mr..
Graham, the manager of the Charleston
theatre In attempting to go on board
OF the steam ship, they both fell from
the stage which conducted to the vessel,
and the leg of the former and the arm oil
'h. latter were fractured"
The Bermuda Gazette of the OIL =.
observes, "Repors are in circuIa,ion u.s. 10
DIT WIN. Lumley, has been. mr. - mar Nna'
~ oo 'ecaiied from the government, ~
WI. colony" itwouid be Impossible for
Us 10 communicate to the pubic more
sreeao'e piece OF intelligence, and we
nope, ior the good oil the cnuntrv. 10
''0" gre long more fully confirmed.
,o. a letter from La Guayra, dated the
oo'h of JANUARY, savs--"A French man
war schooner arrived here ON the sSIh
having an envoy Oh board for the purpos.
making some eommercias ARRANGEMENTS
''n !his government, and to intimate tina,
columbian Nag will be admitted into
III the ports OF France and her colonies
salute was fired from the schr. ON com
''s 10 anchor, which was returned Lv the |
require confirmation. W."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

w imam NeitCn,
Thomas Swan,
Mordecai Miller.
The bill respecting the Alexandria and
Fanquier rurnpike Company, has passed
the senate Of Virginia and was communi-
Gated 10 the house OF delegates on the
eth uit. S
Com. dodgers goes ut in the Mace
dopian for the benefit of his health, and
no, on the business as has been before
stated.
Prussia, it is said, cannot send sol
der from her TERRITORY, in case of a war in
Ii IS said by so ne that our exports ex.
coed our imports more than two mil
lions Others assert that tho balance i,
grea''y against us-it is thought even as
high as eight millions dollars.
A man who was born black, i, now
exhibiting himself in Norfolk, Va. three
fourths of mis- skin having changed to a
white color, which is not surpassed bv
the most delicate female.
The real and personal property of the
City of New York has been official esti.
mated at about S6s, 600, 900 that of
Boston at about 60,OOO,00O. The sab.
committee at first reported 10000, 900.
A new apparatus has been made at
800. nth ga,. '-''- '
--
So models Of stean vessels, with IN
s.,-r-,--- q" En-
mode OF attracting and CATCHING Gsh
machine called Hydraulic nrr.r,
has been made in England--watsr :, 10y
IN such manner as to sbew the $50; 49,
OF the planets. o''oi
Two new musical Instruments ere al.
vertised IN ita!y-one as V;ol,c, ,,haw
the other "Organistic Piano Eor,.,
A riot took place snor, time ago. =,
the south Carolina College, Of which
". cooper, Is president. ABOUT two
thirds of the ,un,or ,las, "' TWO
pended. Their cases nus, renal, -
DC decided by the trustees at their meet
ing IN April. Il
.r,
1no'has Is. Dorsey has been appoint,
attorney general OF the state of siar,-
"ne OF the last New-Y papers con.
ta'ns an account of 10 less than three
osa.ns from intoxicatioD by the use OIL
spurious liquors. i
The resolution lately passed in the
Lower House ofthe Legislature of I,om.
SDa, for REMOVING, III.
b ns"l h from view, New Orleans to Baton Rouge,
mas oeen taken up in the senate an, &
'O'' W 'he caStlog vote of the president. {
e
;, ne corporation Of the CITY of New
OK nave resolved to commemorate the g
luoPtion OF the new constitution, on the
!n OF March, by the ringing of bells, the 81
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IL IS said by some that our exports ex-
coed our imports more than two mil
lions -others assert that tho balance is
greatly against us--it is thought even as
high as eight millions dollars.
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Prussia, it is said, cannot send sol
der from her territorv, in case Of "a war in
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
BIRTH.

10 Cornwall, Wales, Mrs Elizabeth
60 aged ~, of Twin soDs. The no,
"o'ed sire is on the verge OF BOIL
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The bill respecting the Alexandria and
Fanquier Turnpike Company, has passed
the senate Of Virginia and was communi-
cated TO the house OF delegates on the
eth nit. s.
Com. dodgers goes ut in the Mace
douian for the bene6, of his health, and
no, on the business as has been before
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

a man who was born black, is now
exhibiting himself in Norfolk, va. three
fonrths OF mis- skin having changed to "a
white color, which is not surpassed by
the most delicate female.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

Mrs Patterson, wife OF Jerome Ron,
Psrte resides at Rome, "'''s'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

A new apparatus has been made a,
GIAobo-, - r--------~--;- --.---.
water with gas.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

The real and personal property of the
City of New York has been official est;
mated at about 86s, 100000 that of
Boston at about 60,O0O,00O. The sab
committee at first reported 10000, 600.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

Thomas B. Dorsey has been appoint.
attorney general OF the state of S,ar,
land, vice Luther lar,ip,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

ne legislature of Massachusetts for
's'e' It's session on Saturday week. 80
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

A machine called Hydraulic Orrerv
mas oeen made in England--water is used
u, sucn manner as to shew the motion
OF the planets. ''o''' ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

Two new musical instruments are adj.
,s ."sea 10 i'a!y--one atViolicy mbal-
the other an"organistc Piano Forte"
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riot took place snor, time ago. nv
the south Carolina College, Of which
u. Cooper, is president. Anon, ,,rn
.""aS Oh the junior class nave been sus
Pehued. Their cases must remain 10
De decided by the trustees at their meet,
ing IN April. avs
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

one OF the last New York papers con.
ta'hs an account of 10 less than ,b,e,.
osa.ns from inloxicatioD by the use OF
spurious liquors.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

"A patent has been obtained for a new
1hode OF attracting and catching fish.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

Some models of stean yssSaaffessd T IL En- IN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

Inc resolution lately passed in the
Lower House ofthe Legislature of Loui.
S'pa' ior removing the seat of govern.
menl from New Orleans to Baton Ronce
mas been taken up in the senate an,
ios' oy the casting vote of the president
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12
COMMUNICATIONS.

ITiHce f.uirdfU, LIST febJYLtr7Y, I3SI.
publication in the Enquirer of the i7ll January,
by Nestor, recommending translatun of tho
Bible, has been atieniivey peruseJ His cuconlium
on the temper and genius Of the American people
was so fiuteriDg to national partiaiv that our
feelings nearly enlisted to make a common
cause with the anthor without further examination
But, unfortunately for us, before had passed r1
the first half Of his luminous essay lo~l sight of the
nelc translation in sudden guet of conflicting pas
sions, Of which pity and resentment were most
sensbly felt We were almost constrained to wish
that a monarch, king or IL nurse had never been
known, or heard Of in the world Why only slip.
pose, Messrs. Editors, that Nestoi had receired
al his notions Of HIagHifcence and grandeur drOgt
tdiSe medium suppose that instead Of consulting
" tratsLtions Of he Bible, male cah I'll The co,ioB,
CUNNING and J,cifdices devised I'm the fIOnSf0Gs Of
years IF union befceeH church ld ste" he had been
blest with republican translation Of the Bible what
might we not have expected from him Alls alas
that genius OF such promise should have been wiheTed
in the first deyelOpemen' by the nation That prcgg
Thing grand, glorious md magnificent b. trtcei 10
The palaces Of kings, irfO initiated HedreR. Should 4
nurse express IN Our presence, inculcaie the
minds of our children, sentiment Of this Sort during
recollection Of the fate of the unfortunate NtsiOr
neither her age, nor sex, should shield her from the
effects of our hottest dlsplcasure Or should meet
with volume, puporting to be a translation Of the
Bible, chch terer lost sight ofo'e object, wiz 10
R1iHfdjR The 0sceR!cg and supremacy of princes di
priests, Should certainly take care, that int ve-
iunie Should not ia into the hands OF children
Aud we would take tie liberty Of advising Mes
tor TO deposit his copy ~ e Museum, IS reflex OF
80 the thousands Of years Of union bftrcsH church ana
sdse'-the child Of monarchy mil priesicgriU
! a truly republican translation Of IRE Bible would
certainly be great acquisitions, and is s;dntarv ef
fects the minds Of our youth would transcend al
calculation bar how is tbs hing 10 be accomplish
ed Our learned men Utmost 80 .ertqrirps or fee
thinkers, both equally disqualified far NE task rs Mes
tor asserts, and who ought to know more ni s sur
ect than he' Where then are tie ib,yul-migdef men
be iound to whom my look w, witt, confidence
for correct impartial and repuhlican translation o
The Bible ? Our friend Nestor DESTROYS Cia
Congress should interpose, and exert their wisdom
aud influence, employ the national treasure
IN aid VI a work, from which 30 much advantage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12
WEST INDIA RESTRICTIONS.

. We have equal pride and pleasure in pub
fishing the annexed proceedings ofthe Cham
Der Of Commerce last evening, and our salts
faction is not diminished by the consideration
that we have been forward in the same cause,
and fortunate enoughto coincide in opinion
with the official representatives Of the mer-
camille interests Of this great city. We consi-
der these proceedings as alike indicative ofthe
sagacity and of the patriotism of our mer-
chants, and we hail in them the assurance Of
that national feeling aud spirit, the want of
which has too often heretofore been made a
subject OfreprOach to commercial men. We
arc assured that, from communications last
evening made TO the Chamber Of Commerce,
there is little doubt that Great Britain has il in
actual contemplation to open ner West India
ports and we hazard little in predicting that
thIs VIII speedily happen, unless, indeed, the
EFFORTS making among our citizens TO induce
their own government to give way, should
have the effect of suspending the present pur-
pose OF the British ministry. M Y..Amer.
Alta very numerous meeting Of the Cham
Der ofCommerce, last evening, the follow ug
proceedings were had.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12
FLORIXEL FOR SALF.

WILL I've offered Tor sale public auction, in Char
w lottesvillc the fret Monday in March next, being
Nhemarlc day credit Of and two years. hat
valuable horse FLOBiLEL, beautiful bright bay nine
old full sixteen hands hgh possessing great beauty
Of form and strength. The subscriber will say
noting the popularity % Fiorizei, bat win refer
ilcTen disposed 10 purchase 20 the citizens nj Louisa
Orange Madison, and Abemare in which counties he has
made five seasons so and $40, with great
Twelve credit will be given Tor halls the pm
chase money years for the other half bombs de-
uand with approved security with endorsement that
nie 10 demanded suit brought fpaid according
CONTRACT will be requiredtorl gotten by old Flo
rzc! lis dam bv old Spread Eagle descending from Boxer,
Eclipse. Baylor's Fearnought, &C. &c.
will be offered A. the time aad place, Young
MARE FIVE years old full sister the elOve morse, pee
JOIN GRAVES
LOyisn Jo1utory &c
+. s. Any person disposed 20 Nrchase privately -
rei, ~, as--A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12
WITTY. DOLLARS REWARD-

NJ ILL he given for experimenting and delivering
w derSon WooisOn ia the civ of Richmond, my
era man FOUNrAiNE, who cl1ped from Gl inst
a'pu len miles above Richmond Said
years Of are plexiOn very dark bald head bad
teeth and very thick lpsalr1 feet high. Had whe
he left pair of white jeans panftloons brown jeans
vest and cuato, piirron handouts. with race chain
attached to them. inclined think he will either
get "a Richmond. board boat run
ping James river The above reward win hc paid An
dcrs'n WoodSnr delivery of said nerotO thcm or
sill give - Tor securing him n Jail ia; Get him gain.
hereby orewarn al masters of vessels and
others, from employing taking Sd nero Of th,s
state. CHARLES w. MAUPIN.
February r. Ga-2aw9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12
TKTS1' SALE-

fICESUANFi to dee of trust executed hy VIM. u. Cowes
dur recorded in the clerk Office of Hanover county,
secure ile Payment of debt therein mentioned Abner
iop,0 will be sold at public auction, In front tile Eagle
,jnici ID tho city "fRclmonG S1,doy ne Esd instant.
Or rTy) all tie said VIM - COwsS interest in tract nt
"nd ~ Hanover county, which devised to him by his
itf walter Ccwtes deceased being the where
on Mary H. CowieS the of VIM d. Co,,e. no,y re-
sics-ad all hc interest ofthe said VIM D. COyvles the
negroes, stock, furniture and other personal
possession o the ad Mary n. Cowes the land aforesaid
o. III Tie possession OF The OF said Walter
C"wies, deceased. copy Of Walter Coyyrs's will will
DC shown ON the day OF sale for the information of those
who may wish purchase such interest as VIM d. Cowes
- entitled To in the above property.
February -. s9-2awfds HENRY KING Trustee