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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12

New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,
Loursr end of King st. opposite Hugh
Smith g. Cos.
CLAGETT AND PAGE
HAvE just received aud otter '0f 'a'e'
I'll West India and Sugars
New Orleans.
West India and Coffee
Gunpow der, Imperial. Teas
Y. Hyson and SouchongS
Jamaica & N E. Rum
Superior Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira wine. (Howard, March, Y
Co.'S brandy
Teneyiffe s. Malaga wines
Baltimore whiskey ia bbls.
Whites gin
Wrapping paper
Pepper, pimento, nutmegs, cloves, &c.
which having been purchased with cash
they will selllow on the same terms,
march Is u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12

a PERSON well qualified to super'n-
- tend both branches Of business, wants
..@uai.on either in town or country--tne
,@ssa'fy will be preferred. Satisfactory
ssa'@onials Of his capacity and attention
business, can be produced TO any per-
4" wishing TO employ bim. A letter al.
sss'sed to A. c., through the medium OF
srost Office, or The Gazette Oihce. Will
Immediately attended 70.
Ssaadsia, Sep. Z.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
Chappa Romals.

ESQ pieces Chappa RomaI handker-
chiefs OF fine quality, jus, received and for
sale by VIM. FOWLE u 60!
aug "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12

V Ivy
IA The house, on the north side Of
k KIM. betw cen Patrick and
III Henry, at present occupied by
E" Mr.. Henry jackson. 1t is ~ an
excellent state oil repair and in one OF the
most De SRA Bile parts Of tie town. -tos-
session may be bad 18th October. For
terms apply to.
sep 4 A. T.. CAZENUpE
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
New Goods.

So CRATES & x11iDS.
OF Earthenware, China. and Glass,
which, with his stock on hand, enables
bin 10 offer 10 his customers and friends
a. choice assortment Of goods 10 bis line.
ALSO FOR SALE;
hhds. spothecaries' white viaIs
8.4,9. |, ounces assorted
Pipes 10 boxes 8 & o gross each
N. B. 10 the course OF next month he
expects the balance of his fall goods, when
his assortment will be very sxtensive.
Alexandra, emo Z Aw
The National IntelIigencer, Frederick.
town Herald, Leesburg Genius of Liberty,
WaIrenton Gazette, Winchester Republi.
can. Charleston Repository and Wood
stock Herald " i'll insert the above 8 times
a week A weeks, and send their accounts
TO K. II. NJ
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
Blue Vat.
j. p. SALVETfT.

GRATEFUL for the encouragement
NJ that be has met with since his first
commencement in business in this town;
and wishing to show himself still more de-
serving the public patronage, has the ho-
nor TO make known to his customers, that
he has just set upa
.Nesc Blue Tnt,
in The French style, which will enable him
TO make
INDIGO BLUES
equal to any in Europe. This will prove
a cheap way for gentlemen TO get LA
FAYETTE UNIFORMS, ina.much as
he will warrant clothes trusted TO his care.
20 be OF fast aud fine blue.
To satisfy the demands of several per-
sons. he will have on hand, in lew days,
q ine assortment OF.
WOOLLEN YARN,
dyed in various colors.
An Apprentice. from Is TO IL years OF
age, well recommended, is wanted TO the
dying business. sept est
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
Iron and Ilaster.

EORTY tons Swedes Iron. assorted 81,
IL yes, 90 do. French plaster, ON board
The brig Betsy, capt. Wallis, for sale on
'' VIM. FowLE & Co.
sept Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
Domestic Goods.

TNOuR eases blesebed cotton. OF exirs
Il fine quality. u bundles sugar paper
received per schr. Alert, tor sale ty
WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
sept
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12

Landing this Day,
EVROM .chnr. Blacksmith,
IL S quarter casks Lisbon wine
10 bags Laguira coffee
s bbls 4th proof whiskey
100. realms wrapping paper.
For sale by
sep Ell ), INDISPENSABLE II.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
The Stockholders IN the Fire Inslr dnct

Company Of alexandria
W7lLL please take notice, That an e:
w lection for twelve directors will
take place at their office on Royal street,
on Monday, the first day of Wopember
neat, between the hours of 10 4. NJ. and
2 o'clock P. NJ. ). B. NICHOLS. sec,
N. B. The transfer book will be closed
from ao'clock, p. n. eth Oct. until at
ter the election.
sep IS ,law3t%ooie
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
Land,

lying 90 the Potomac; 81 miles iron A
standria, and z from Fort Washington
sala'aiog the Ten, Landing. With hshe~
z On il. which once rented tor S55o.-
lie land is rich and we'll adapted to gar.
..en'as. being handsome site for a coun-
v seat, commanding view OF A'exan'
sa. Georgetown aud City OF Washing
@a, aud an extensive view down the fo'
Saac; 10 which IS attached never failing
pt'es OF excellent water. II immediate
spphcalioa is made, great bargain may
"aaa IN it. For terms. apply to
THOMAS JOHNS.
Living near the premises
FRINGE Csoros,S IN Md June S-tt =
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12

For Boston and Portland,
LIN The brig MILFORD, capt. GRAZ,
E& will commence loading Immediate
i. sud take freight at low rate tor either
ulace. Apply to
,ns a6 WM. FOwLE g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
For freight,

IN The brig JUBILEE. Captain
&Snow, burtben about 900 bbls, she
! az pxeellest vessel aud will be ready to
bad 10 a lew days.
John Fl, LADD & CO.
Nho hare for sale on board said vesset.
65M Saco boards OF good quality.
NV 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
POTOMAC,

nsuH Jesk,Ns, master. on abe ABOVE
npo,ouej route, now thinning as follows !:
Leaves Washington at I O'Clock, ana A
s,,ndria az 5 O'Clock on every Wednes'
d,y afternoon; arrive at Old Point Com
6rt and Norfolk the following afternoon;
lav. Norfolk the next morning al o.
shcs. and arrive at City Point and Rich
uood on the evening OF the same day.
Returning. will leave Richmond at 8
O'clock on Sunday morning. touching al
| Civ Point. and arrive at Norfolk the same
evening; leave Norfolk at 3 O'CLOCK 90
Monday morning. touching al Old Poiot
Comfort, and arrive at Alexandra and
Washington the next morning, IN time tor
passengers, to proceed on 10 Baltimore.
FARE.
rnu Warrington or Alexandria 10 Rich>
mona, (meals included, Do 90
From Washington or Alexandra to Old
Point or Norfolk, lido. do. D4 90
from Washington to all intermediate pia.
rss between Alexandria and Old Font
or Norfolk, where passengers can De
lrded with convenience. Do 90
Fmn Washington 10 Jamestown, p6 90
From Washington to City Point. DI 90
This arrangement cannot fail OF giving
srlaction to the public from its cheap
hess and expedition. as we'll as the great
certainty Of getting through the route, no,
being subject to the risk always attendant
On one boat waiting for. or depending up
'u, The arrival OF another belonging to the
ane line, as in this line the passengers
Ire conveyed through 10 the same boat.
10 persons having particular regard 70
heir own safety aud comfort, this line mas
,dscided preference, as the passage IN
De Chesapeake Bay, the only place OF
sk,is performed both ways IN the DAY
Aas time, in A superior boat. particularly
'Osslruc,ed for navigating said Bay.
sep7 ". WAT rLt.S. Agent
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
y authority of the state Of Mdrytan
UNIVERSITY
OF MARYLAND

SECOND CLASS NEW SERIES.
viii positively Cfaw on the ! lth of Nov.
next in 1 fen minutes 10 the city of Balri.,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12

Great Bargain IN Land on
the Potomac.
AN authorised to sell a lot OF ID or ~
acres Of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12

(TThe Richmond Enquirer, Wlnches.
ter Republican, Fredericktown Hera Id
and Baltimore Federal Gazette are. re
que.ted to publish the above advertisement
in their res pective papers 8 times, and tor
ward their accounts to Ibis Office tor col.
lection. St sep 28
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-12
10 Tanners and Curriers'.

Prince Georgs'. Go. Md June 81!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
From the London Courier, March 20.
DISCHARGE of Cannon by Steam,

Discharge Of Cannon BY Steam.
M Perkins, whose I0vt ntioos 10 the en-
craving Of steei, and Improvements in ne con.
strucpon Of steam engines, are well known,
has b'ought TO perfection branch OF at, Oh
which thete may be some diHe OF opiD
ion--,hs, OF The moro speedy destruction oi
our species. The fact, we believe, is ss fol.
lows MI PEI kins, while expefime n,iDg on
the force of slearn, subjected TO ve'y elevated
temperature, win the view Of applying Us
power 10 the purposes Of the steam engine
was very nsturslly led TO investigate us sP
pIicsiions in many other dcpa tmeni, IF Ar,
where great mechanical force was required {;
and among o, he's, to hat Of dischs gins
diDSnce. We are enabled TO give a brIri de-
scrip,ion Of he present sppafstu'; which T.
constructed with the view Of showing ,he sp'
pIication Of steam % this purpose, a.ber than
as model A coppe pipe OF wo inches d.
smeie, is connected al one exurmiy with The
steam feservuir belonging TO M r. kIns'
improved engine, and at 'he otbe' eud with o
chambe, for med OF metal nsnges INFO his
chamber st. ong gun ba'tei is H. mly screw.
ed, SO as TO be perfectly air tight (aDd two
Others connected with it) md extended in
horizontal direction. I ON Tho uppe por.
,ion OF he chamber, two pipes OF tubes pro.
iecied sbout Is inches, of sufficienr dismee
10 allow muske, balls 10 ps.s tree y down, 10
the purpose Of loading or shotting the gun.
The steam being laid on tho apparatus, 10th
ing more is necessa'y than TO liit the ,bot
lever OF sliding valve, when the rush oi
steam into the chamber inslantsneously dis.
charges the buIle' through the gun bsrei,
with force mut b greater than ordinary gun.
powder. The bulie,s being received agsiDs
en iron target, a'e com mple,eIy flauened, NJ.
Pc kins threw IDio the pipe or feedei OF ,be
apparatus three OF four bullets al o time, which
were stopped 10 the gun barrels moe thau
once, from want OF sufficient steam p, e,su,t
~ The moment. But II Is obvious this may DO
avoided by giving any deg'ee of p'tssuie &c
quiste M z has notyei employed great
e. power thao abour 35 o'mosphetes, thong
he strength OF his apparatus would adm
five times that power, II fnecesssfy.--Ihe ap
,,s'atu, is capable OF dIscha,ving 100 ball
per minute, or IN fact, as last as they cen b
put into feeders, and the gon ba' ell may b
81 ned IN any direction. We believe M-ss's
Bolton s. Wat made some experiment, ma.
~ yeas back, with the view Of dischsfgint
cannon by steam but the plan was, never Co
led INTO execution, from some causes with
which we arc not acqus,Dted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
Bp the a9aiIs.


BOSTON, MAY b
From India. a.--Calcuts papers to the 9Th
Jan. have been received. They contain mel.
ancboly accounts OF scarcity OF grain on the
CoromsDdsl coast and Of the suf- ing. which
! he native population already experienced.
with forebodings of yet seve'ef evils. We
trust, tha, these accounts, like many others OF
he kind, are drawn with too sombIe pencil.
The following is he latest account.
Madras DEC 2s On Monday vast
multitude b Ike open The stores OF ihe rice
dssie5s, and carried of much grain. SC.
Guards were employed 10 protect The proper
~, and one Of the mob is reported 70 have
been kiiird, eod TWO wounded by the Seboys
l. is j. a:io hat not less than 100000 per
son, wo col, I'D, whose numbers emboid
ened hem 10 act in the most horrible and
outrageous manner"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
articles relat,ve TO the Presidency.
From the Boston Posyios,

Much has been said and written in favor az
JOHN Q ADAMS ss our next President. r
am pleased 10 see all fair anG honor able means
used TO advance so oble snd so faithful public
servant TO the highest pos, of honor in the gifs
OF this favored people Enough ,hnkhas noe
been said TO impress the public with that dig
o'hed and noble train in his character, which
sioops to no a',lfice, bends 10 no fobd wishes
OF friends TO u'ge him upon the public. This
Is On impoi tsnt uaiI for a Presiden. ofth. U.
States. NJ Adams qua 6e alons 10, and his
c'sims TO the P esidency, conceive to suriase
ny mans in the nation.
] have been sn attentive observer of tho
feelings and movements OF the public in re,
gs'd TO the gres, and importan, question:
Who shall be- our next President ! have
been fearful, that sectional and private feeling
would uiumph ever hyineihe end Patriotism.
The prospect at present however IL brighten
'Bg Bu, in the most fearful momenls, TWO
powerful considerations have sustained my
hopes, that, after ell, Ugh, and ius'ice would
toke place, Notwithstanding oil the devices and
'nnisues Of designing politicians. The fist
consideration is, that here is yet suffiei rent
vi,fue in this nation, IN The heohie, to dispose
hem 10 do justice IN the exercise Of their
highest responsible act. The second eonsid.
GRAFTON is, that SO long ss this pirfue contin.
ues, ?, ovldsnce will goide them 10 he man
6est qualified IN oil respects for this hrgh and
te'ponsible station. My hopes sanguinely
res, on the character and qualification Of John
@ Adams on the Virtue Of the PEOPLE aod
s.,, 'hough not less,, on the Providence oB
Con. This nation Is not ye, sufficiently de-
generated to place q dueli,,, who has deprived
fellow creature of his life, at the head Of lis
government.
Tho editors Of the National InfeMgeneer,
after publishing The telu,stion o, the cslum-
ny recently promugiated by correspondent
Of the Neg York PARROT, charging John @,
Adam, WIN an attemp, TO drive g bargain
with Mr. Clay on the subject oil the P'esi.
depcy, remarks
ave lock al, these impu, alions OF ba, gains,
&c TO the several candidates for tn P'ssiJeu-
cy, on account Of conversations Of their friends
real or fictitious, accidental or puf posed in
general, with utter incredibly The men
who afe candidates for the Presidency, hov.
ever prepos,erous the conduct OF some OF
their supporters msy be, are elevated above
he suspicion Of any thing like corrupt in,en.
ions and, we verify believe that no one a.
mong them will come before the People with
puret hands, or les sdventitious aid, on ,h(
occasion, than Mn ADAMS" lC>H5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
From the Baltimore American May 6.

From the Baltimore American May b.
Merhodisf Genera Conference. .-Oo Mop.
day isst the General Conference OF ,he Me-
tn. dist Episcopal Church commenced i,s
session in this cry. This General Conference.
which Is held qusdrennialiy, ia composed Of
representatives. g. ON twelve annual Confefen-
ces. comprising IN the sgg'egs'e one thou-
sand two hundred and tweDty-six travelling
preachers, end embracing h whole oil tho
States and Territories Of ibe Union, and the
British Province OF Upper Canada. For ev-
cry seven members belonging 20 each hnnr'
al Conference, one delegate is sent TO ihe
General Conference. The sssembIsee OK
ministers Of the Gospel convened on his SOL
emn occasion consists oI about one hundred
opd forty members, comprising, IL Is believed
a greater number than has ever mel IN thia
country on aLy similar occasion. In addition
o these, there ate also Two delegates IN tho
Conference from the Me'hodisi Chu'ch Ia
G Gea iiao. Bishops M'KENpREE GEORGE
and RoBETs are sl'o present, and preside al
;einately over the 90 ibs ralions OF the Confer.
ence
Inhar,an Act t-On Monday night, soon az.
e. tweive O'Clock, the ateniion Of some OF ,ha
ci'y wa,chmen, who was passing along Centre
Market Space, was arrested by something ly-
ing on the footwsy. As he approached TO.
aris The object, he heA d he c'y Of child,
.nd found lying or piece OF pspsr, entirely
naked, a hving tenate vh,ts infant He sum-
moned his fellow wutchmen, and The child was
Immediately 'aken to house and placed un-
de p oper care. F'om the appearance of tho
child It is cerisIn tha, II could not. have been
born more then an hour before I, was thus IN
humsoIy exposed in The sueei, at the dead
hour o. night, without an atom of cove riue-.
aud is equally certain il must have pe,ished
in a lew minu,es, if it had not been thus op.
po'tuney y discovered. The child is said to be
large and healthy, and is now kindly nut sed
in The ismiiy Of the waichmsn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13

mshs to 'sconquss and seposssss North A.
merics, making Of thar and the other re con.
quesb viz OF Sou,h Americs, q joint concern
with the Holy Alliance. asked the General
whether he was willing that ! should state
that, and he replied, "Yss, sir, and on my su.
ihoriy."
Several count ymen Of ours lately arrived
from p lis, info, m me that il is impossible ios
three American. 10 be together IN thst city,
wi,hou, being dogged by from one TO half
dozen spies OF thr Police
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13

States have eogpizAnce, and, Of course, no. 10
cases Of judg mems 10 the Courts OF the seve.
raj States, which must, even should This bill
pass, continue to be regulated by the lsw' Of
tho States. There 10 good ground TO believe,
however, that The exsmpls Of the general 60
vernmen, on this point would be followed, ct
no long disisnee, by The governments OF The
several States Nat Ins.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13

ts travelled. was attacked on The rocd rom
Mexico to VeIs Csuz. by rs srpsd men, well
mounted, who fobbed lhsm e their sl--,bsr
Mr. Crswfo,d. Of Philadelphia was shot dead
and that Mr. VinsI, OF Ve1s Cruz. was slso
shot The rect of the passeDge's 10 company.
were beat and bruised ve'y mOch. Al Tho
money in 'he convoy, 1875 oool was tsksn
by the robbers g."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
loiee OF Mississippi.

The Mobile Register states. at snJss6
tai m eIing Of The members Of The M
pi Legislature, with the exeep,ion>
or eight, it was proposed the, they
with number OF other citizens prese
proceed TO ballot for the various CD
ths Presidency. The Speaker of
Gen. Mead, was accordingly eIet
man and IL wss determined, "thst
sm', being one Of The ,I0ngeu esS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
Land Piracy and Murder.

note TO he editor Of The Charleston Cou.
'er, f'om the American Commercial Agent
Havana, dated 5,h ul, ssy' Capt. VIII
IN OF the schoousr George Washington, ar.
wed here this mo'ning from Alvarado, / q.
iorm, tha, on the s,h ult. Mr.. Andrews Of
Phiisdelph's, arrived q, Als'rsdo from Mexi.
GO, soo informed The, he convoy With which
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
Discoveries IN The Noon.

Accounrs & ON Augsburg, to March 10,
state that Professor Gruuhuisen In Munich,
whose selenoguostic researches ale known 10
tho learned from Bodies astronomical Caien
der, and Other Writings, has spoken in ths,
Calender, and in one Of his wo' X, OF the dis.
covery which his extremely quick'igh,, aided
by a good telescope Of Ftsuenhoter's making
has been enabled 10 make OF a colossal build
ing, situated near the equator OF The Moon, re
sombIiDg a fortress, with siran sDpsus,
which arc arranged like The lateral hbtes oil an
alder leaf We now learn that he has discov.
cred gteal many regularly made roads, al.
ters,Ions evidently made by art, IN nstu, oil
walks, the clearest traces OF cultivation on the
surface of The Moon (Which Schroebe firm
ed TO exisD and several olhsr indications OF
rational beings in rhnt planet.
r:ss:sn:s--
Pruning F,nn Trees.-A writer in the
We monr Rcpublicsn, on the good effects Of
p,uning frut ,rees, remarks, that from he
observation oi 90 OF 80 years, he is ss,r6ed
that The method he, e,ofo'e ptaclised Of p,a
ming in March aud Ap il Is injurious, ps-,ic.
ulsry to young pees.--rhe siumps OF limbs
ampu,sIed in March soon become d,y, sod
crack open and before Tho new growth can
heal over tho wound, the stump will rot,
which detection will soon penetrate TO the
heart Of tho tree. and cause its death This
writer thinks June the p'ope' season, when
the tree !, full OF sap. The wound will then
soon heal, and the tree assume q healthy sp.
pes'apce. He also condemns the practice Of
some farmers who neglect to trim their orch.
ards when the trees ave young and ,htiving |;
the consequence OF which IS, where the orch
ard is set In ieuile land, that the trees send
out twice the number Of b snehes that the
root Is able to suppor, in Did sge; and limo,
taken of in old aye injure The ree much mo,e
than II smputa,ed when the tree is young and
vigorous.
We observe Q singuis misspprehension.
on the part OF some Of on public prints, in
respect TO The effect Of The bill, which has
passed the Senate, and ,s now before the
House Of Representatives Of the u. States
Tor sbolishiog imprisonmen, g. deb, D.
seems TO DO supposed hat the bill, IL il BE-
come q law, is to be universally operative, snd
IS to abolish Imprisonment, TO- deb, through
out the land. The iesst 'chection, however
wili shr W. that an act Of The Congress Of the
United S,sies. ~ he sobj.et, cen apply Only
10 eeses IN which the Couus Of tha uniled
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
@Disreltanp.
LETTER

From an American gennemon who hos been
seperal years IN tn one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-20

PURSUANT TO decree OF the Court OF the IJni,sd
States tor the fh Circuit and Virginia District and
by virtue OF the last will and Robert Mean,
deceased, SHALL as executor Of The said last will and les
lament sell TO the highest bidder, public auction nu,
OF course without warranty responsibility as shall sell
executor as aforesaid only the Ut CbiIIico,be
next, u fair, otherwise the day. upon credit nj,
and Two years. the purchasers give bond and
rity and deeds OF trust the TO secure lie nav
ment OF the purchase money, the following lands situate
is say Survey No. 4424 Of acres upon the wa,e
Deer Creek, Madison Survey 1857 uf 10
upon the waters of Deer Creek Madison County; survsy
No. bIIS 56i 58oo and 6i95 Of 1921 on The
acres Boxes Creek Union County Survey No aa5S ~
2S7 acres the waters of the Big Miami river
County; Survey No. $3.50 OF $685. acres on Rush rsL
Logan and Union County, Survey NJ. 10000 Of $50
O02l OF 1000 acres Scoto river Harden County Snr
No. l00lS OF 1000 acres waters of coi
Harden County Survey No. 1886 Of 1000 acres ON
Creea Delaware County, Survey No. 1913 Of 85si acres
No. 1914 of 100 the Of Three Mile Greek
BrowE County, Survey No. 1855 of I7Oi acres ~, p.n'
Ceek, laoss County, Survey No 55G6 Of So acres Paint
Creek Ross County Survey No. 5497 1853 acres on
Blues Greek Union Couny Survey $40 acres
the Of Mill Creek Union County: survey Nh
1919 nj 29O acres Union Couuty-Also the follow lois
Of land situate in the United States Military District the
ter, I'd township 9ih range and LOIS No T. 34 in 4h
quarter, Alb township, 20ih range But MS as
aforesaid reserve 10 myself right Of making one bid Oh
behalf oil the estate upon each or each
as may fit with respect each particular tract This
dooe to- prevent absOIae sacrifice of the lands bui
there being necessity for the SALE they suffered to
30 at very low prices. DANIEL CALL
As Executor OF the last will and testament Of
July % 2s"S. ~