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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-04
ADDITIONAL DONATIONS

Presented to the .dLerondyia Museum.
SO - y Almighty Being
Cause and support of all things, can view
These objects of my wonder; can feel
These fine sensations, and not think of Thee ,
One piece of Portugal copper coin
1876 and plated coin--pr. by Oscar
Roberts.
Portugal copper coin, 1852, and a
carp's sound--pr. by Robert Conway.
Piece of plated coin, and II pieces Of
copper coin, chiefly ancient-pr. by
Thomas Steel.
Singular piece of pine, as formed by
nature, and the hoofs of large ox--pr.
by Andrew Jameson.
Jaws ola sheep-head fish---pr. by ditto.
volume of Poor Robins almana cks
and other works, printed 1872 years past
pr. by John Shakes.
Du Boscq's accomplished woman-pr.
BY John Casey.
Saw fish's saw, and two fishes, apoyga
and horse head-pr. by Hanson Corning.
Piece of white coral--pr. by Miss sa-
rah Corning.
Tail OF porpus-pr. by John 9. Mil
Ter.
South American Indian fishing appa-
ratus, consisting Of bow, harpoon, cranes,
arrows and javeliD, Tin all 10 pieces),
being such as are used in shooting fish
pr. by Samuel B. Harper.
Horns of an OK who weighed Q 800 lbs.
pr. By Il. Kinney.
Bottle containing curious SPIDERS
pr. by Miss Nary Long.
State button of Massachusstts--pr. by
VIM. Hopkins.
English copper taken, l795--a very
large gar, and small pilchard--pr. by
Thomas Shields.
BittreD or mire drum, of the heron
tribe, shot adjacent to Alexandra, and is
the first bird of the kind found 10 this
neIghborhood--pr. by Isaac Gibson.
Handsome model of an Indian canoe
pr. by capt. II. Collins, Halifax, N. S.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-04
THE MANEuyRE.

The following paragraph, from the
New York Evening Post, accounts for
the defeat Of Henry, in the second heat
with Eclipse;
At the word both went OFF. Henry
took the lead as IN the first heat, and
Kept It until about two thirds round on
'ne third mile, when Purdy 1who did not
rae the first neat seized with a quick
ness and dexterity peculiar to himself,
inc favorable moment that presented,
when by ahiiearins 20 aim at the outside,
ne might gain tie inside, made dash at
him accordingly and passed him on the
leit and maintained the ground he had
gained TO the end Of the second heat.
coming out about two lengths ahead
The air was now made to resound from
every quarter with Purdy for eUer and
as soon as he had been weighed, the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-04
populace bore him off on their shoulders
across the course, in spite of all the en-
treaties he could make to the contrary.
[oGci0Ll
From the Virginia Times

T Official. From the Virginia Times.
LONG ISLAND, MAY 20.
MIR. Crawford, SIT I'm compliance
with your request, communicated thro'
our friend Mr.. l.. ID. Davis, and contnu.
ed in your letter of the Esd inst. lnow
embrace the earliest opportunity to in
form you of the result OF the great match.
We southerns all assembled here IN
fine spirits and joined in the contest with
strong resolution have lost the bat
tie, but are not vanquished-could We
have have had an open course to run up
on, and not upon the crowd, as was the
case, we should have beat the race--as
ours is the best horse.
The first heat was takenby Henry, and
he closely contested the second and Sd:
am Sir, VIM. r. JOHNSTON.
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| due solution our interests, rights, pro-
perry and liberty, are indissolubly inter-
woven. Looking with an eye of concern
to the future, flled with momentous
scenes of the past, wishing to live and
&C, according to republican rules, we are
compelled to choose republican in sen.
timent and in conduct, If he who has
manifested these principles almost from
infancy ifhe, who hey ond any other
candidate possesses them in the highest
degree should happily DO the choice of
the electors then we have escaped the
pernicious rocks of Scylla, and the flu
rious whirlpool of Charybdis. The bark
OF state will again have performed anoth
er lustrum in the annals of a republic un-
equalled in the endless glories OF the his.
toric page. In the selection of such a
candidate, l repeat, difficulties must ex-
ISL; but In Withholding public suffrage
from one of anopposite cast the difficulty
lsremoved. That matchless genius who
spoke US into existence, and consolidated
our government, has declared in the i'm
FASHIONED language of patriotism that
reciitude in political character is, without
doubt, essentially necessary to the chief
magistrate. The man who is described
in the following quotation is not fitted to
be president of theseU. States, and should
be rejected by every republican voter
throughout theunion.
"What shall we think of him who ne.
yer differed from a certain set of men
until the moment they lost their power,
and who never agreed with them in sim
gle instance afterwards /? Would not
such coincidence of interest and DBL
Mon be rather fortunate Would it no,
be an extraordinary cas-, upon the dice.
thata mans connexion should degene-
rate into faction, precisely at the critical
moment when they lose their power, or
he accepts place. When people de.
sert their connexions, the desertion is a
manifest fact, upon'which direc, sim.
pie issue lies, triable by plain men,
Whether a measure Of government, be
right or wrong, Is no matter of fact, but
mere affair of opinion-on which men
may, as they do, dispute and wrangle
without end. But whetherthe individual
thinks the measure right or wrong, is a
point at still greater distance from the
reach of all human decision. 1t isthete-
fore, very convenient to politicians mol to
put the judgment of their conduct OF, o.
vert acts, cognizable in any ordinary court,
but upon such matter as can be triable
only in that secret tribunal where they
are sure of being heard with favor"
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"Henry the first horse in the WORLD

I'D ". L Com, NdU.
Although Eclipse has won the great
race for 10000 dollars aside, it was en-.
'irely owing to the bad management on
the part ofthe other rider. Henry beat f.
clpse the first four miles, and in the last
Eclipse had the start about t7yo lengths
land came in ahead of Henry near a
length and half-so that the Virginians
have cause to felicitate themselves with
consciousness that Henry is more fleet
and OF better bottom than Eclipse, beat
ing him half length had they started at
the same instant. The change of riders
may possibly occasion considerable diff.
Guilty with numerous private betting, as
afoFding ground for legal exceptions.
BAR. Fed. Ref.
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The National lntelIigcncer speaking
of the law for extending the jurisdiction
of Justices of the peace, in the recovery
of debts, within the district of Columbia,
remarks, tbat--Allhough there exists
much difference of opinion as to the ex-
pediency of the main object of this act,
yet all must approve and applaud the be.
nefceDCe of some Of its provisions. All
solid reforms in government and in social
Institutions are necessarily gradual and,
knowing this, when good measure fails,
we feel regret but do not despond.-
When, therefore, congress, resisted, at
the last session, the proposition to abolish
imprisonment for debt, we did not doubt.
that such an improvement ere long mus.
succeed, because we knew that the
Gothic practice of iDcarceratiDg men for
their misfortunes, was obnoxious to the
general sentiment Of society and accord.
iDgiy our hopes were soon after realiz d,
in part by the passage of the law which
we publish 10 day. This act contains the
first step towards the amelioration in our
laws which is demanded by the humani
ty and the spirit of the age. 1t throws
we know, some impediments in the way
of the recovery, by distress, of small
debts; but every obstacle of the kind we
consider beneficial, Inasmuch as il tends
to repress the giving of credit and the
mourning of debt. We are so we'll salts.
fed of the truth Of this opinion, that we
are almost inclined to believe the greatest
good which legislation could confer upon
society would be totally to abolish the
recovery by law of all debts contracted
between individuals.
Fossil coal has been discovered in the
Michigan territory.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-04

Fossil coal has been discovered in the
Michigan territory.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
TRADE TO FRANCE.

NEW YoRK, April 26.-The undersigned
Ship Brokers at Bordeaux, beg leave to in
form the American Merchants, Ship Owners,
and Masters Of Vessels, that, in consequence
OF the late quarantine laws. and also to meet
the Custom House regulations, it is henseforth
necessary to provide their vessels, trading to
France
LIST, With Bill Of Health. or legalized by
the French Consul.
I'd. A regular and complete Manifest Of the
different goods on board with Il duplicate
threoi. specifying correctly what Is the pro.
duce of the United States, and what is foreign
prob &C: one of them also to be signed by The
French Consul at the port OF loading.
Those ,wo documents are of Importance
the first to avoid 0, shorten the detention of
vessels at quarantine; the second, not only to
satisfy the Custom House regulations, but also
to secure the advantage granted by the late ar.
ransements to the impo tation of American
produce BY American vossels into France.
Boz deauX. Feb. 1928
sERlZlER, LAFFlTTE AND CON.
STANTiN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
Office.

TN virtue OF deed OF trust, executed BY
Il William Hartsborne and wife ~ tie
subscribers, tor tie purposes therein men
toned, we shall proceed to sell al putlic
sale. on the premises. on the s8th day Of
May neat. at II O'Clock ia The morning,
all that lot or parcel OF ground lying and
being 10 the town of Alexandria, beginning
a, the intersection of Water and Wilkes
streets. and running soulbw aidly with " a.
ter street l76 teet I inches then east.
wardly in line parallel with VII es st.
into he river Potomac then IN line pa
ralei with Water street. l76 teei inches
to Wilkes street /; therce wesrwardly with
that street and binding tht reon, 10 the
place of beginning.
The terms OF sale are, one fi!tb part OF.
the purchase money to be paid on The day
of sale the remainder 9a credit of me
and two years wifi; interest thereon. trnh
he time of sale, sgd secured by lien IN
The premises. Tie title to tb. property
is considered govd, and such one as We
can make shall BE- gwen
G GHoM 3 9 9ssSkE' Trust" s..
apr 06 I'm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
FRANCE AND SPAIN.

BALTiMoRF, April go "A rumour is
now ahoat IN this city, that our govern
NEXT have received dispatches by the last
arrival, from our minister 10 France. sta
ting that an invasion OF Spain will iDevI-
tably be attempted; hat they have like
wise received au hentic Intelligence from
our minister In Spain, that such, was the
unanimous opinion OF the Spanlards -
that they are all in bigh spirits as he cri
Sis advances, calculating with confluence
on a glorious and successful resistance.
From the south we hear, that a force a
mounting to 40 600 men, IS now raising
in Portugal to co operate With the Spa
nisrds, as emergencies may require. Ii Is
further stated 10 the eastern papers, that IL
is The intention OF the allies TO pass the
Pyrsnean mountains, and 10 push directly
for Madrid, 10 the hope that they will be
enabled by go doing 10 seize on the per-
son of the Spanish monarch. and TO libe
rate BIN at once from the power o! the
Spanish Cortes. That this movement Is
contemplated by the Spsniards, is attest
ed 10y the TACT OF The removal Of the King
to the town of Seville. Such are the out
lines OF the Intelligence which We have
,his day to communicate. gentle,
men say, tina, there has been no formal
declaration OF war. This is wonderful
imporlaat tact 10 be sure! And suppose
that the French pass The Pyrenees, and
enter Madrid With FIRE and S" ord, and the
Spaniards run away with their monarch TO
the town of Seville, and the Portuguese
force OF &C, 600 men march to the assis-
lance of the Cories, what should we think
OF the Spsnisrd who should move with
his arms folded in the midst of all this
hustle and the Goals OF Madrid, and say
that al, was quiet, there was no dec ara.
tisn OF war. shsw me The declaration and
,pia believe .haarid TO be in flames. |
shall believe in nothing but official evil
,i.nce 4"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
Mrs, A. Berry,

{Res,dins on Prince st bstTeen fa,rfa1
ond Roynt streets
INFORMS her TRENDS and the pubic in
Il general. that she proposes 10
Scour Gentlemen'S Goats,
Of every description,
ebliterating the grease spots and other
blemishes, which she is convinced she can
do with neatness and despatch. and on mo-
derate terms. Those who may favor her
with their custom in this line, will, she IS
assured, be perfectly satisfied
N. B. Mrs. B. will accommodate few
genteel boarders.
april 29 eO3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
OHIO:
Consisting Of the .foitoooimg Rscitda
ti0nS and Songs:

Consisting Of the .foitoooimg Rscitd~
tions and Songs:
Part Isl An Occasional pcetieai ad.
dress. Sorg Lei lame sound the trnm-
pet, and cry to toe war. Recitation, he
Silver Tankard New song. The Spirit
OF Leonidas 10 the Or. eks Recitation,
Justification, or never hungry. dry, nor
tired Comic song A Cure for ] IpP'rg,
or, The Queer Little Man get long way
P,rt ed Song, Black Eyed Susan.
RECITATION. The French Snuf-B,1 CO..
p,ic sung Tippiywi,cbst, or, IDyolvn'a-
~ Commissions Recitation, The Two
Stammerers New song, Uncle Sam, Com,
or Columbian Dollars. Part Sd. CP1i-
CAL VAG.4RlES; accompanied with vo>
cal, instrumental. and rhetorical ilius'fs~
lions in which upwards OF tbir'} sub.
lecls will be displayed The particulars
OF which will be gwen in future bills
The above optical aIrsngementhas been
all the winter in preparation, al consIu+r-
able pains and expense; many Of Inc n
cures will appear as il coming from an
immense distance, will approach close,
and vanish in different ways. Most OF the
human figures will move either their I'M
der Jaw, eyes, arms, or feet aud are Gals
culaled TO shew how the igH,r.Dt may
have been imposed upon in former ages.
6rDoors opened al past 6 c'cl"ck.
performance to commence at ! pa pre-
ciseIy. Tickets Tor the boxes or PIT, 81
cents each, children bali price, gallery
IS cents; to be had at the theatre OIL the
day of performance.
The strictest order will be Of s'rved,
respecting smoking, &c. as arrane euYena
are made for that urpose
apr g CHARLES BQklON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
Lectures and Lessons,

Ia Eqghsh Gram aor Geography, Penman-
ship Draain and Painting
INFLUENCED ty the encouragement:
a of few respectable families. th- ses-
ond time, the subscriber respectfully aD-
nnunCes having commenced teaching The
above branches oil radical and polite learn-
Ing
His system is the result of sixteen years
experience, 10 teaching aud Is partIcu,.
iaIly adapted to youth over IL years OF
age, lin select private classes, not exceed
ing ~, who being all engaged IN one ex-
srcise al the same tine, having the con.
slant attention of the teacher, and having
Time tor reflection and study, give CONN
dent hopes of perleclIou The system IS
hrst by lecture, To furnish their minds
with ideas, and prepare them % act; anu
secondly, by prac.Ical lessons to bring
their ideas into active utility, Thus, con
6rming them IN plan OF study, by which
they can always assist themselves ny
lecture, thus we are Instructed pas:'yely ;
by practical lessons, actively. For, II IS
not sufficient that, we see and hear others
speak and write; bat we must also use
eur own members, and see, speak and
write tor ourselves
Whether, tben, hould we rest our hopes
OF finished radical education, on the
heeIing clouds Of chImericai theories,
waitei abou byjponuia tantacy and SICK
Drained prejudice, or on the ionic stable
pillar of rational experience? whether
De- directed by the dazzling e5u'gence OF
nocturnal fashions Gas in the BAH room
and theatre, or the uniform placid i'gnt
OF sober reason, aud uHerrIng truth
Whether, in line, implicitly rely on Inc
'yan-Scea' notions, ani epbemeral lama
C'eS OF feminine weakness, or on the con-
>O'idatei ideas, sound judgment and We.
'eran strength OF masculine experience
he choice cannot be doubtful with re-
sertng minds. F, M'CkEADY,
.iHthOr of English Grammar, Penmdn-
ship, Drnring and Paint,ng, dfc.
The TERMS are dollars tor "a les
sons in each branch or, ii more than one
odolIsrs per quarter year, OF 8 lessons
each week A class Of young ladies' is IN
Tended 10 be organized at MR. GENEREs'
assembly roou,. The young gentiemen's
Class for 'be present, meet al Mr.. Bevei-
ley office, on Thursday, Friday and Sa
turday. at 2, P.M.-Young ladies' form
ing a class. will be attended al any OF their
own home winch they appoint. Books
maps, globes, sc, tprDlsbsd F. NC
auri'2 9 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
District of Colum bia,

County of Alexandria
TOHN B GORMAN has applied to
,D the Hon VIM. Crancb, chief Judge OF
the u States Circuit Court Of The Dis
tric, of Columbia to be discharged from
imprisonment, under the act for the reliet
of insolvent debtors within the district Of
Columbia, on The LIST Monday Of May next.
at 8 o'clock, A NJ. at the courthouse in A
lexandrla when and where bis creditors are
EDM. |. LEE, C. c.
april 20 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
Earthcnware. China q Glass
Ware.
Ware.

Ware.
HUGH SMITH & Co have received
" ger ship Pioneer, just arrived from
Liverpool,
213 Crates e hhIs. z. Ware,
&c. This supply added 10 their stock on
band, gives tn 10 very large and general
assortment, which they offer tor sale at
The lowest prizes, current IN the U. States,
either repacked, OF in the original pack
age.
They have also, and will keep constant
ly on hand general assortment OF
EXCELLE.T} SrU.rF MARE.
made 10y John Swami, which they will
sell as low as can he bad OF equal quality
Also, WINDOW GLASS, OF the sizes com
monty used, either repacSed 1T By tie box,
pipes IN Boxes, black quart bottles, IN
hampers 81 repaCked.
AYR 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
Notice,

THE proprie,ors of the -Aierandria
L Circulating Library. inten' leaving
town this spring. and are disposed 10 sell
the library at low price. Persons To-
ciined to purchase, are requested 10 call
at the library, before the first OF May next
at which time the library viii close.
acril "a 2t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29

Spring Goods.
4 BEAU rlFUL and well selected as
IA sortment of staple and fancy articles Of
ENGLISH, AMERICAN, INDIA, FRENCH,
AND GERMAN
DRY GOODS;
several OF which are new, and never be-
tore offered Tor sale in the district, are
just received by the schr. Twin Brothers,
capt Baker. aud principally bought with
cash at auction from the cargoes Of the
Belvldera and Franklin, are now opening
and offered for sale at very low prices, by
&c &R. BARRY
at their cheap cash store, corner OF King
and Fairfax Streets,
Also, a fresh supply Of 5000 pounds
cotton yarn from the Union Mandatory
Company o. Maryland, selling at the fac
tory prices to country dealers. free OF risk
and freight.
Also, 10000 real Spanish Sesars,
which will be sold low to close sales.
sprI0 #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
A CARD.
E. DARRAH. DENTIST

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies'
~ and 6 ntl-nen OF .AleXsnlirI that be
has taken room 10 Mr.. John Thompson's
house, on Royal street; where he will be
happy to wait on them in the line of his
profession.
april 90 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
.MU-StOnes

OF all sizes aud OF very superior quality,
where any gentleman. calling can DE sup
piled on the shortest notice aud at he
most reduced prices, 10 salt the tunes:
MIlers and others, are requested to call
and judge for themselves
JACOB BAUGH.
april go I'm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29

VII commence drawins on the l4lh Of
merit month
@Early adventures have decided
advantage. as the prizes only will be
drawn, and consequently there will be 10
risk Of blank until all the high prizes ale
drawn,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

ON TUESDAY will he sold at the auc
~ tion store variety OF goods, among
which are
80 boxes sup soap
10 do candies. mould and d;pt
5cases mems sup. hats
do do com do
10 bushels dried lruit
lOrasEs fresh butter
10 bbls w. India sugar
) DO vine gar
5 60 beef. Also,
One cart, two d!sys, Also,
A general assortment ri furniture
- ALSO, A small lot choice dry goods
G-At 4 O'Clock will be sold al Hunter's
Ship Yard,
Il Handsome Boat,
With sails complete
VIII be aaded TO th,s days sale,
. a quantity OF bright and brown srap,
mould aud dipt candles, OF a very sups-
rior quality
apr 60 s. 4 NaRsTELLER. auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
THEATRE.
Rational and Philosophical
AMUSEMENT

THE friends OF The subscriber. and the
Il public in general. arr respectfully in.
formed that on the evenings OF Monday A.
pri 20, Wednesday 80. and Friday, May
2, ,be lhreatre viii be fitted up with an e"
legant Front'spiece and Scenery, dseOra-
ted with superb Groups Of Flowers Bar
ners, &c, in which he wiz perform an
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
DRY GOODS:

c. insisting inpart, Of
Cloths aud casslmeres
Sumner and Priest cloths
Cambria, jackonet and null musllns
Pam and figured book ditto
Book muslin handkerchiefs
Fancy, white and figured Marseilles
Bordered vest shapes =,
Cord T. blk bombazines (very cheap
Black worsted do tor Coa's)
Black l. blue twilled bombsze ties
Figured ditto go
Cambria ginghams, searsucker ditto
Real blue and yellow searsuckers
Wellington stripes & cotton cashmere
Linen and cotton driIlings (white and
coloied) some very fine
Irish linens and lawns
Linen cambrics, do do bandkercbiefs
Tamboured cap patterns
leila and satin gauze hdkts
Black love shawls
Real merino shswls ard hdkfs
Imitation ditto ditto
Silk aud tabby velyets
Shoe ribbons and gaIloons
Elegant fancy ribbons
Black. green and white cause
Figured and plain silks
Best black Italian lutestring -.
English and French black and white
and col, red Kid gloves
Aliens, Woodstock and beaver ditto
Black & white Eng silk hose Cheap
Row silk do
Ribbed silk half hose
Mems Irish thread ditto
Black ingram cotton do
Slate and white do "a.
Burlaps, osnaburgs, white ticklen-
burgs and drog6edas
Spool. sewing and floss cotton
Knitting ditto
Tapes. pins, Heming's best needles,
no imitaion)
general assortment Of Domestfcs
| which, have been selected with care
nd will be sold low tor CASH.
4th mo 26th et
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
French Burr Mlll-otones.

VNHE subscriber has Just received from
Il New York, good assortment ut ina
teriaIs. and CONTINUES 10 make at his shop
near he upper end OF King street, Alex
andr,a, ,.,.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29
s 4 LIS 4 & T. 7.

with the exception of 200 acres thereof,
lying on FIX Lick hun, scjoirng the
land OF Stephen Daniel, and lkrsp lately
belong ing tot n. Scott. The suaplny
intended TO be sold being about 800 "a
cres. The above sale to he made Ur':er
the authority Of deed OF uust rrom
Thomas Swyane, to John Hooff to secure
the payment Of certain bords th.re'n
mentioned;- sale 10 commence dt Il o.
clock on the day above named, and will,
if necessary. be continued by adJ,u!n-
ment unit, finished. Terms Cash, and
il payment be not made On tie spot the,
property will be forthwith, again exposed.
10 sale, al the risk OF the purcha.eT.
JOHN HOOFF Trustee.
morch Of