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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23

/ NoaFoLK, Aug. le.-The L. s. slaep Of
war Hornet, Captain II. Henley, anchored
last evening between Cnmey Island aud
Fort Norfolk, from n er,ize, and days
from Havana. As none oi the officers of
the Hornet were permitted TO come ~ To
town last night, in consequence Of ihe qi'-
ran.lne regulations, we have not been ;,,,.e
TO collect any Intelligence respecting her
.cruize. Ne regret tn learn that Mr.. Hen
" Myers, Il midshipnlan on board the ilor-
net. and youngest son nj Moses Myers, Esq.
Of thus Horough, departed This life III. Fri
day last, after an iilaess of five days.
In The death of this ainiahle Young man,
lis family has experienced heavy allie
ton. and his country deprived "a. uae seryl-
CO. of an oilicer who justified the falrest an
tlcipatlons OF future usefulness and profess
sioia cmlnence. We understand ;t,;ii
Captain lleni,y should have said that his
crew were all healthy.
Our information from CrancV Island, re-
Spreling the state OF the sick of the Mace
donian, continues 10 be- favorable. The
number reported yesterday GA the sick list
was DC, only 3 or Of winch we're consi-
dcred desperate eases. We regret To learn.
however, that there atre three new casts
yesterday one of which is DIR. kissam
Acting Surgeon Of the u. s. brig Spark,
who had been officiating on boald the ila-
cedoniar, and Was, nj the time of his at
tack. in attendance ON the SEX. Doctor
williamson having heen ordered to the John
Adams (which slip is expected 10 sail IN a
dry or two on crnize, the sick ARE left 10
the care of Doctors Cow d,ry and Conway,
who have distinguished themselves BY the
exemplary manner IN which they have dis
charged their ardapas duties,
We trust it will be considered az no dis-
parageInent TO the acknowledged desert of
the former gentleman, 10 repeat The high
cucominms Which We have heard Of DIR.
Conway, whose humane and interchangeable
attention To the sie,,, We are assured, me-
rits the most unqualified praise.
The following Is correct statement Of
the deaths among the .rew of the haendo-
nian, from the period of her departure from
Boston, mp to yesterday, inclusive:
Deaths to Aug. J, Inclusive Is
Since II
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The following Gne passage is extracted
from .purch of Judge SroRY, in the jai,
Convention of Massachusetts. We have
rarely met with any thing more beautiful /;
and the culogy which II pronounces on our
country, and its republican institutions, is
As just, as the language in which is clothed
is chasie and clegat,t
IN our country, the highest man is not
0bOcs the people the humhlrgt is not bct0W
the people. 1.-THE rich may be said TO hove
additional protc,;ion they have not addi-
tional power. Nor does wealth here ioi N
permanent d;stincticnof families, Those
who are wealthy to-day pass to The .onb,
and their children divide their estates. Pro-
perry thus is divided quite a. fas:. as il ac-
cumulates. No family car without IFS own
excrtons, stand erect for a IoI.g tire under
our statute of dcscenta and distributions,
the only true and legitimate agrarian law.
i silently and quietly 9issolyes the mass
hea.ed up by the toll and diligence Of a
10 HE OF ents rpri,e and industry. Pro-
Pcrty IS cont Iually changing like the waves
oil the sea, One wave rises and is soon
swallowed up in the vast abyss and seen no
more. AnLthcr rises, and having reached
Its Destined limits, falls gently away, and IS
succeeded by yet another, which, in It's turn,
Freaks and dies away silently on the shore.
I The richest man among US may be brought
down to the Eumblest level I; and the child
with scarcely clothes To cover his nlked-
ness, may rise to the highest Office in our
government. And the poor mar, while he
rocks his infant on his knees, may Justly
indulge the consolation, that If he possesses
talents aud ,irtse, thegt is no Office eyoni
the reach OF his honorable ambition
The New York Evening Post says, that
copies of" an act to regulate the trade be-
tween his tnaiesty's possessions in AIiierl-
"a and the w. indics,n and an act to re-
,lliatr the trade between bis nialcsty's
possessions in America and The West In
dies and other parts Of the world" which
passed Parliament 2Ith June, 1899, are
TO be published in pamphlet fJrm IN that
city.
Tho. public schools Of Boston which re-
| lcct 50 fnucll hopor on the i,laGf, cost
some thing more Ulan 100000 a year. n
!, .he city containe about 5000 persons, one
iollar trou' each individual for this mos
important nc al objects, cannot be consld-
cred scgy cgtrdYagant tax. Union.
The amount Of duties secured al The Gus
onlho,ise in New York, for The first 81,
months OF the present year, ending on tht
.DthJune, WAS s5,afs,8ib ~. ~
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EoY ilent,

A VALUABLE FARM, ying in Amherst,
x about tour ,nics from Ly c,dbufg, sptii-
c,eit to employ six OF seven hands to advantage
A Large pprtion oi The c'ea cd 4 oupd IS u W,
ard produces good rvLacco. The improve
in.uts would accommodate small iand y. For
terms, apply to
N0RBoREL VI. rALIAFERRo,
Aug. %. 5 "'s I.ynrhburg
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Etifaet from cork eaiied FANNY, supposed
10 be ,qrititR ~ croaker y. Co. IF " Iork
FANNY was younger once than She Is now,
aud prottrr, OF course, do not menn
To shy, TINT there ara wrinkles on her brow,
iet, 10 ho candid, ,he Is paqt aighleen--
Perhaps past twenly--bul thc grl is shy
About her age, and Go! forbid that
.
Should sei MA5rlf in trouble by revealing
A secret Of this soH | have too long
LoYd pretty women With poQts toelng,
And, Wbrn hoy, in day-droum and IN sony,
Have Lnell me down and worshipp'd them.
Alas
They never thank d me- fort--lgtlet thpi pass
I've fell Full many heaitachc in MY day
AZ the mere rusiling oil u ,ilkan gown,
And caught some dreadful colds, | bluqh to
eaT,
White shy ring in the shade q beauty s
ffowu
The" saw her smiles are sun-bcnnis sit may be
bu ne'er u sunbeam woald she throw on me-
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EoMilY kihlcs.
.NNtice.

vyIiE creditors Of lease ,Jonss, decd, ate n
L Nelson county arc rcq'cs'td TO b,lng for
ward thrir tl,im-, properly authenticated. be-
10 the cath day OF Dccem e. next, and those
indebted to make payment, a. am dehrous 10
close my administration Those falling 10 CON.
ply. TIN. .otice will be plead ~ bar 10 their
claims afiel that date.
CDRNEi JUS POWELL, admir-
de honis non Jessy Jones, decd.
Aug. %. 8 WOW !,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23
VIII The admired Ballad Of
'MEssRs. ARMsTEAp&M'cR

nj ESSRs. ARMSTEAp & McgAW,
&Vk Frances a. Martin, admir- with .ac will
annexed OF Jphn II. Qyersis.rct, dec, Robert
q Nosiey, Wm. Ov.iion, adm'f Dr. h,.nis non
of John Me Marry, Rnbeccn krIse, uin o
Jr Martin Hancock, John Mclean, l. Glover
Harvey take uotce, thot We shall, on III. 10Th
and 9Th DAYS Of September, 1922, nj the stor.
of II. IL II. Vepables, In Prince Edward coun-
y, between the rising and acting of the sun
OF eneh day. tahe the deposit,uiI % Dagn4 IT.
terson and others, aud on the oath day Of
. ptemher, 1922, between he saris hours, we
fhrll take the deposition OF Mrs. Mary Allen
aud others, Of the snid 4 Mems houfs, In Prince
Edward county, qua ON The 18th day OF Dcto-
bcB 1872, between the snne hours, VIZ sbaIi
take Inc deposition OF Mrs. Mary Aiosley, ut
ihe house Of Air liasis brooks, in Charlotte
county the said dispositions 10 be read ms
evidence, IN the sail You hove now depending
athnst W, IN the aipeifDr court III cbaoeery
fol The Iynchbnrg District and Il the above
Il Positions ae NOT completed on the above
named days, we sbnll continue from day TO
day, Ut each place, until the shne are couple
ted, (snpdDys eScepted)
THOMAS HUMPHREYS, aimr
0f John Hoie0Dibe, 9enr. deed.
MARTHA HolBOMEE,
EiIZAALtH loI CoMBE, Qim'r
Of John Hoieombf, jnnr. deed,
MARY V. WYLlF,
GEORGE "a Nm, WALKER, Fr'rs
or George Uaiktrdtc'd, and mid Nm
Daikdr ~ his 0ten nghi u6d Uofy his wlG.
Aug. %. WV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23

personalities IN Congress. have
more than once found Ourselves at a hos to
recollect the exact numacr of Represents.
lives appropriated To each State, according
10 the Fourth Census. The other day, we
rtcolle.t We attributed TO the State OF New
York thirty five Representatives. When, il
ia, and in truth, as the lawyers say, sl,
has but thiPty-iour, which error we correct
as soon as discovered; though IN such a
host, o1e more or less was not very mate
rial. TO avoid similar mistakes for the lu-
turc, We have made out a LIST for our Own
use and as others nay have rs bad mem
cries as ourselves, We publish II for the use
Of our readers. The following is the rate
of apportio nmeut according TO which, the
Members q, ihr House Of Representatives
for the next Congress are 10 be chosen,
tthc present Congress heing composed ac
cordins Ia the old r4tio.) The whole bgm-
Der - IL, exclusive of The three Delegates;
Of whom
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23
Not ICE,

4 WILL no. he resp nsbls fyr any up 10 dry
1 put on board ny bat at Richmond, OF on
the va. AMBROSE BCnFokD.
IN, Nst %. IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23
Killing 10 Murder.

Buflin, re / Brown.
IN which be win Introduce n rVaHG sore,
Descriptive ofa fbeafrifpi family ealilfa
1hecgcr Strut uus jourtdtYkt
Sir Waller Wilton, DIR fsgHil.
BlaaiotL aiesensgn,
Tar Horton,
thalfman, haIAs,
servant, i;aster sauy.
Mr.. Apollo Bclvi, Mr. ilaei,e,
In which he WIN sing the COMIC SONG "
1himJte's seoilipg UJ.n
Mrs. Wateliet. Mrs. Horton,
Nancy, Stevenson,
Fanny, d Brown,
With the admired Ballad Of
!" IN, Merry Little Ghdmbermaih.
a. Doors 10 be opened ni hali.pasf six, and
The curtain 10 rise nj hall-past nstn o'clock.
u Hrsfis--Boy, one dOilgr-- "a, pat dotlav.
~ tR3.fH tyty ofnts---tt ihircn hal yf.et=-io
be bad Al Nm Diggcs' Bookstore, al tbs bar
OF thu olklin HOTEL pnl at the 1beattc
u ! Nights nl performances, Monday, He'd
peataq md friddy
MA smokiag aboard IN The TYsatre.
~ The Theatre has undergone sariats i'm
prosrmeais~-a tier of boSes ls,, ing been form
ed Tor public accommodation aud
1he most novel and celebrated Dramas " III
bc Produced IN the eonfse 0, the ssaasn
Aug %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23

Capt. Johnson, ofil,e sloop Ocean, from
Pensacola, which place he leh 26th July,
states that the legislature of the territory
h d commenced its session, and were
transacting business. The publication Of
the Florldian newspaper was suspended, in
consequence Of the proprletors heing out
of paper. Commercial Il. *. Bopks.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23

- - N''th'i ny t*hNNihIeffhf tAbtt
Should the season continue, our citizens
have l,ir prospect II ,iloniy the ensuing
year, and disenihralment tom their neeu-
MARY embatrassments.
Indian Spotiations..-'rh General CO.
vernment has transmitted money To Tie
Governor OF this State, 10 pay off the
claims allowed hy Governor Preston for
Indian spoliatons AMI property loa; by lhe
inhabisn,s Of this State, which were pro-
Nldod Tor M the late treaty with the Ia.
thalls, sasaaah Repaliieoa.
"EE0-ESGLANDe---.h .inieriean Tale
This highly interesting work is from the
pen of Mr.. SedSn,eh, daughtcr-in-aw of
Cllei Justice Sedgaieh, pf Massachusetts,
aud formerly Miss Nmot, of Boston.
This lady is nov resident of New York,
where this work has been published, 1t
bears MARKS eta vigorous and acute intcl-
leet, Tar beyond the stroas'h oil What, nm
Ill the era of Wa,efly, Was considered the
first specimens of the novel writer's il
pourisass New England mapners aud
scenery With simplicity, and sct with "a
truth, which entities the author TO BE- rank
ed neAt 10 The writer OF the Spy, az an
American novelist, and II dclnleation oi
wanners, a. peculiar from the psdinaly
manners of society, and as exclusively ma.
tiqnal, ~ even the Scottish national pecu-
liMitles ! its story, though not OF the high
81 order Of fiction, nor emitting the work
to be considered au historical romance, is
yet of touching simplicity, with OCCASION
Al incidents of high wrought iater.st, and
the purest moral for domestic lie.
tRdode btpaa .imerioan.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23
Prime Tobacco AunA

FOR SALE.
Ff'1lE snb4crbe, WISHES 10 ecll CPS pcrss of
land, sruaed IN HEIDI ID courty, few
miles from waugh f,riy o. jam liver, and
about twenty-five ifom iyncl,iair. TIE e 8
Oh tbs [ aeta arge porto ,ol exec lent Tobacco
lanl to ~, aod ire.h Land ~ cul igoli,n suil,-
&c enpoy fs. OF sA hands, Tie tract
nay BE- llad emit u ai.ilcd For terms. ar
~ to the .ubsc'iLet, living six miles south Il
thr p'enis,s. JOHN WHARTON.
Arg. %. ) WV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23

The Miledgcsille Recorder says-We
are happy we have II IN orr power II state
that craps both OF caln and Cotton, 10 this
part OF The state, are ancommonly fnc,
Should the season continue, our citizens
have a fair prospect u ,loniy the ensuing
year, and observation-disclosures tom their pceu-
MARY embatrassments.
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Notice.

nf virtue of d ed at trust eSecnt' d 10 ths
ID subscribers ON the l6th day o. hla,ch,
822, by Rlchael bmks. Ct the county Of Am
hcrsi, for purposes therein esi"e I'D, W $ i,
On Friday, the l3M gf' September .Nfrt,
at The dwelling ho,Ise the sad iuenara ia. IS,
p,nc-ed to sdi, I'VE ds-fye u thnty like y ! cad
Of Caillc, aad woke OF young oAeo, ON
Saturday, the l4ih Of the same .Nsnth,
'ihe Tract 81 LanA
on chased Of Joseph McCtav, and lying on th'
iobacco itow mon Tain. Terms vii be m q
kno@n OIL the y OF ale. At ne as I o.see
Ne shall oaiy pass such title a. l. yestel 81 MS
under tn Aaid deed.
RICHARD II. BTRKs, r,y.,s,
ita 5iiELi9A,
aug, %. Il. swtis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23

Lind fishery tLts season, aud have taken
more than 10000 seals.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-23

A man siEuipg himself John .4cher Ro-
jcrisoa, announces in tle Federal Repnbll-
can, that he Is not the author of the inia-
nous ESSAYS un1ar the signature of 81
.Natire Of Tirginia." Every one who ~
suspected Of being the author seems desl-
rous not 10 stuff into this " burfe"gh 0i
SANDER aDd detraction, and 10 fly IRON 1t
as they would from the plague or yellow
fever. Ban. fdTfo''
MAD DOGS AND MR.. RANDOLPH.
The paragraphs Of English newspaper
editors really induce us To- change M
Pdiae's expressions OF " ddiE'css attempt
ing 10 illuminate Esht," 10 d@hReSS az =
tcnlJtiag 10 WtminGte might. Watcher the
editors or their readers, are IN state OF
most tencbrious bewiderraent, III We may
be allowed to manufacture strW &c word
10 suit strange case,( ~ a litP: doubtful.
The I,ondan True B'vton grarely tells the
Coffee House coekueys, who no doubt
hold ND their hands in sniazcment, that
hydrophobia exists TO That degree, il Ne"
York and PHILADELPHIA, that he military had
been tursca out Ia destroy all The Ga%s hey
mighf fnd!! What a wonder, that tlf
good people of Baltimore should rot ha''
! heard Of this, mot Sabine, but te4lnej
war. before the news reached ns' Fia Lon
! don. 49,.
The same paper gives us another aF'i'll :
of Intelligence, equally strease' ne" aho
entertaining. IT informs us, thai 'ff. "a, ,''i;'
dolph, late conaidctc FOR the e6ice q iTes',
\ ,he,t or,b Fy,,;ted States of .!merlcd, dim.
Il with Admiral Htitshcd, c"mmni9ett W -
+ chief at Portsmouth. rs to the fact o. 'n i
Raaaolp,,s dining with the 'i!mnd'' W. W.
do not doubt if, important az II Is, ~
! that he has ever been eren thought " ~ !,
President of the United 'stoles' can g ~" a.,
provoke a laugh at the culiIb'iity 81 ~ o''
5 lriaai, Mr, gets BaH'
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THEATRE.
On Friday. august. g,
VIII be performed, Comedy In stbfse 80,
ANIMAL MAGNETISM,

4 toi9ic Soge, faIffd ~ i'eaI3s'
~ sar Hyatt.
To conclude With lhe popular hllrIi.sec Va
tInee At. anlIed
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-18
PUBLISHED wfIRLY,


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IN a,leance subscribers who do not comply
with this condition viii be sub iect to IN addi-
uonal charge ii the rate IS per cent. per an
MIN for the time Of delay. A failure to give
sotice of wish to discontinue, at the end OF
each term will be considered as a rev en-
gagenent. No paper to be discontinued Gun
lessat the option ofthe Editop until all ariear-
ages shall havebcon aa:d.
Advertisements, not exceeding asquare, viii
benserted at 9 for the first, and SO cents for
e,ei, subsequent merton. Larger advertise
Ucnts in the same proportion.
r Letters to the Editor must be post paid
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TIE SUBSTANCE
REMARKS OF Mr.. EDWARDS,
or Y.ELVOTs,

or HELVOEs,
~ THE SENATE OF THE UNIT Ed STATES
~, IN, c,}{,oni,,r 1.soo {yYtio, 7,i-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
ro0M VALPARAISO.

We learn by the arrival of the Carolina Ann
from, VALPARAISO, whence she sailed on the 18th
ofMarch. that the U. S. frigate Constellation,
C,ut Ridgeley, had just arrived from ConceP-
ron and would sail for the U. States in few
weeks. The Franklin "a, Com. Stewart, was
stil living there, and would not probably sail
ill after the departure Of the Constellation.
1hc schr Dolphin, Lieut.. Conner, sailed on
the 18th OF March for Conception, and was mo-
mently expected back.
The British f,igate Creole, Sir Thos. Hardy,
sailed in company with the Carolina Ann for
England, via Buenos Ayres. She arrived at
Rio de .Janeiro on the 18th of May
The Chiliaus were fitting out an expedition
at Valparaiso, for the purpose -ot attacking the
island of Chloe. The expedition was under
the command of Com. Wooster, formerly Of
this city, and consisted of the Lautano, Com.
Wooster; sloop of war Checabuco, capt.
Brown; brig Gulvarina, and one other brig
They were to sail on the 3lst of March.
Lord Cochrane was at Chloe waiting for the
shipping which was fitting out at Valparaiso
It was reported that two Spanish frigates had
surrendered to him, off Chloe, without firing
agun
The pirate Benebedas was actually shot Al
st. Jago de Chif, on the 18th or 18th OF Feb
ruary,
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IA MARINE LIST, |
ARRIVED =. JULY b.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA

corIgD FROM THE READINe-RooM BOOKS
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n p,v and Mr.. Preble, neither OF
I'm could swim, were supPo.'.u anu .t.i,ah
Wh n ni,ced ON the bottom OF e.i ooa', 'hiousa
eddy PiIi and intrepid exertions ctLt. Perry ana
the GO0t p;okham; but they were as often over
Mid md dashed asunder--Wheu every
whelnie1l bren bafied, and the two former had
effort "Au .d Il. Perry and young Coffin were
disapPe ssrt;ng the waves, and cheerfuily en-
seen pun saca other 10 thelrl enaeavors to
coaFagin more. Another and another surge
Teach w them. and their fate was lrreyocaoly
engpiP Itis believed that Perry, seing AN eX-
sealed! ..;nmer. might have gainod tue shore;
cellen' moth was completely exhausted In
Ou uSv exertlng himself to save MS uh'oi'ui'A'e
companions .;nful occasion, 1 feel unequal
"o" 1t Of deiineating the characters or
10 .%;ng upon the individual worth OF the DE-
touch,"e The tear which still gllstens. IN the
cease. ,arv one ON board, from the Commo-
eye ., rhc Youngest lad in the ship, and the
dore " ,hsf;c sorrow depicted IN the counte-
syhP wen of strangers on shore, 0eclare In
nance 10 ,neuce that we have suffered heavy
and ~, tbe 2lsr, the flag of the Franklin was
- ,.,,ad at half mast, which token OF respect
dl'Pt E;IIowed by Commodore Hardy's ship, the
wa @ss,n SQUADRON, and the ships OF all NATIONS
Cni Hrt. and ON Sunday last, the Rev. Mr.. An
40 POI chaplain of the Franklin) delivered an
drew rsssiye and appropriate discourse on board,
lInP.t was listened to with deep interest by the
VIII WIS company and large number OF our
S"f .,.,nen from shore,
>0 '.,Tbe body of one OF the seamen was found
IL days since, and decently buried at
s o':n,srs Four more bodies were found yes
d. and the party which was detached this
,sf oln,ns to pay theast sad tribute to their re-
h'Oi has not vet returned. IT can procure
I ma names in time, they shall be inserted IN
'"', u r" letter observes, eft may be truly
..;itbe service has experienced severe loss IN
.S Young men; they were universally es-
snsms3 and the effect it has produced through
VT the ship is astonishipgly great. Our wor-
tSv'Commodore could not have been more Sc
r;o,slv afflicted if he had lost one OF ms own
sO,;Iy % The same letter states that several
a rt;es had previously landed at the same place
Without meeting any difficulty, which probably
:nSmcsd them to venture further than they
.,rouH otherwise have done.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
Public Sale.

DuRSrANT to deed OF trust from
Il Benjamin Baden and Elizabeth his
wife, to me for the purpose therein men.
toned, shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton on the premises, at 12 O'Clock on
Friday, the 18th day of July next, tene-
ment aud lot of ground on the north side
of King street, and bounded as follows, to
wit: Beginning 90 King street, one nu
dred and two feet FIVE inches to the east
ward OF ST. Asaph street; thence east on.
King street. a5 feet, thence northwardiy
parallel TO st. Asaph street, 1873 feet;
thence westwardly, parallel 10 King street..
e5 iee. thence with a STRAIT line to the
beginning, which said lot OF ground is sub
jec! to an annual ground rent in fee of 83
dollars and SO cents. The terms will be
made known on the day of sale.
|. P. THOMPSON, Trustee.
june Is IS
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Public Sale.

DURSUANT to deed Of trust from A.
i mos Fox, and Lucy his wife, to the
subscribers, dated the 22d. day of March.
1918, to secure the payment OF sum OF
money therein mentioned, we will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises
for cash, on Saturday the eth day of Ju-
ly next, certain tract or parcel Of land
in The county of Fairfax. and State Of Vir-
ginia, lying on Difficult run, about two
miles from the court house, containing Gig
acres more or less, or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the conditions
and purposes for which said deed Of trust
was made. On this farm, which is OF good
quality, there is convenient dwelling
house, mill for manufacturing -four, saw,
mill, still house, and many other useful
houses and improvements.
JOHN MOORE,
GEO. w. HUNTER, 1'u''ee''
june 81 1awts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
Trust Sale.

DURSUANT to Deed of Trust from
i Thomas Shreve, to me, for the psr-
pose therein mentioned, / shall proceed TO
sell at public auction on the premises, at
10 O'Clock. on Thursday Tire a5,h inst q
tenement and lot OF ground, on the sout6
side Of King street, and bounded as fol-.
lows, to wit-beginniDg thirty feet len in-
ches to the eastward Of Royal street, and.
running thence soulhwardly and parallel
with Royal street, one hundred feet 10
twenty foot Alley, thence eastwardly to
the southwest corner of the back build
ings, late Samuel Murray's, thence north
wardIy with the west line OF said back
buildings, to the northwest course OF said
buildings, thence northwardly to the divids
ing line between the store House, late
Samuel Murray's aud the store now oc-
cupied by Geo. Drinker, thence along said
line to King street, theme .e.t dIy
with King street, to the beginning The
terms will be made known on the day of
sale. THOMAS JANNEY,
July 9 Is