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Nh. bhoranAM II PARLIAMENT

rum INC sttRipHs
Bruugham rises amidst the deep silence
of thu House, anh the niuttrrcd curses ot
the Reporters, whusc pens must now bu
worn Ia the stumps. His air aud his nun
ner, 1T first, pnl you very much III mind Of
those Of field PREACHER. lie is toll aud
bent, and plum In his appearance and
though his tones br full aud %melod,ons, he
hceitatcs ~ II he We're cill,er AT u loss what
10 say, or ashamed Ia say II. lie stands
cronclird together, pulls up his shoulders,
hangs his head, and there IL n trenuloas
m"liuo in his nppcrlip mud %nostrii, which
makes yen fancy that he Is trembling
througli fear. Ills first sentences, or rather
the first members of lis sentence, for m
opening sentence with hun Is a ten minutes
matter 1T least om- forth cold, hrsiiat
ing aud ambiguous, 80 that, for the soul oi
YOU yeu caunot perceive the dim of them.
Each IS indeed, II clear and satisfactory
proposition III itself, but the whole seem
bent IN one direction by n moving force,
which is yet ,lewlrss as the Wind. When
however, II sufficient number of these have
been drawn oui IN me, the Whole march
solcmnly aud steadily 10 one conclusion, x
III. position meant 10 be carried IS carried
as completed, aud rs i,resistably as lay II
IN 'Ift 'IhihF vi Nv hbs lpN lilI
British troops. One point being thus won,
the orator scl2es upon II, both ~ body aud
mind, aud nius n second by u more bDld
and brief attack. Then he vaults upon the
sHhdncd basis, RISES in figure and in tone
tail le over tops the staring members and
shakrs the ustonished House aud when
he has y iued what you 'imaslnr to be-
the s.Iy summit oi powerful speaking and
has kept heating ti,ne upon the table aud
looking towards every corner ofthe House,
as i Ia see & snref ~ the admiration which
he has called forth, his vuice aud his figure
sinks again to dim"ntions lower than ~ er.
You would lmmagine that he was terri
fled at the echo Of lis own vuier, but no
such thing IL IL like the bending of the
wrestler, in order that he may tmis, his
antagonist, in his grasp, or like the draw
Ing back ofthc tiger, ia order that he maS
sillns the more rapidly on his prey. Woe
be la the man upon whom his eye glarcs
from that terrible concralmrnt Woe be
to The wight, to whom those half whisper
I'd words are n u prelude 10 the storm which
is on the niag. You are "a stranger of
cuursr, and know not hat is Ia happen
You merely see "A man speaking ~ b
ed whispers, winch astonish you by their
beng audible 10 The very smallest syllable.
The words which we're al first cold and
c"nsrallsg, become hurried aud hut, and
" hile The speaker nbsol ,tely drowns the
cheering vi his own party, and binds the
whole Coll, %cli,r" Ia II fetter which thry
dare not break, he is pe"Ilng some poor
devil To The hone, aud tossing his nanslrd
limbs into all The positions of mental agony
through the whole figures "f rhetoric nor
is it I'LL his owp body has been ,anquished
aud beaten own by the energy Of hi, own
niad, that he drops upon his seat, giving
the House lime 10 cheer, and leaving you
utterly coufoundcd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
Prevention Of Drunkenness.

Our readers are aware that the Volatile
Alkali has Lr,n considered az ii remedy
for iutaxica,ion. We sid in i former
M ,1hrr. that should this be the case, ii is
doubtfn, Whether the anridote would not
.oc,Irage rather than tend IL suppress
it. In one OF the foreign Journals it is sta
ted ina, a German Physician NJ. Brnthl
CranreH has discovered that the exhibition
al diluted Sulphuric Acid, with occasional
hiiters, causes al length such a disgust To-
wards brandy aud other sriritnous pota
tinns as to eradicate the disposition To me-
briefly. Ii this should prove tru", It would
he a far more valuable discovery than that
of a medicine whirh rendered a drunken
man sober. and enabled .hitp TO return
10 his fa,orllr potations vito IMMUNITY.
Ned. CHR. Reriep, No. Is.
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...sse.-
MADAME ITURBIDE.

Erirdci ofd Latter 10 n Gentleman Of Hash
ington, dated Burratdriu, Octo9tr 9Th
1924.
MADAME IruRBIDE. the eY Empress
uf Mexico, has hesn domestlcatcd with us
for the laet ten DAYS. She landed on the
island from the schooutr United States, IN
20 days from Soto de Ia Mariana, from
which plac. she Was compelled To make IA
precipilate retreat, after the execution oil
her husband. (the newspaper account uf
which are substantially correctly Though
in an advanced state o~fpregnancy, she sus-
tains herself with much frmness under her
nisFortunes aud must have had consider
ed pretrntlons In beauty when young. She
has eight children, SIX in London, aud Two,
the youngest, with her. Her attendants
are, IA priest, II nurse, il French chamber
maid, Il Spanish cook, and an Italian valet.
She maniIrsts a strong desire 10 make
herself agreeable hat her utter ignorance
of every other, save The Spanish language,
euinpcls us, Ia a great measure, 10 take
the " III for the dctd.-She is 50 lItlle in
the habit of ad administering to her " want,
that if Il hy or mosquito rest On her hand,
she will Call il servant To dislodge II and
a cigar appears 70 rank with her among
the nece,saIIes OF lifc. | sid she vas do
mesticatcd with US ; | should rather ha,.
stated that she WIS thu slest of Mrs. Pat
%tcrson, Commodore r's lady who is here
IA avoid the prevailing fescs of the City
She goes to Ne, ORLEANS. by way of he
lakes. the first Winds that serves ; t ON
whence she is de-tned Ia Baltimore and
New York, which she will reach, by as
crnding the Mississippi aud crossing the
mountains. After her accouchmeut she
goes 10 London. where ii yearly pension,
of SO, 900, allowed her by the Mexicans IS
TO he pad , bat names lttaly as her uiti
mate destinations"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
RULES OF LIFE.

Be not Inconsistent ia your expectations
and having chosen your walk through life,
pursue il with patiroce, industry, and con
trntmcpt thus, If superiority IN knowIcdsr
is your %otjrct, ia not envy the accnmnIa
tons of your thrlftv neishhor: il wealth is
your object, hn not w"adtr THAI YOU
character for knoNirdsr, %instlre, aud
iihrraIity stands act So nigh is that Of o
Tiers and, if your reputation vi virtue u
,our ambition, Sua ,nust govern YOU
passion, practice fprbearaoer without re-
plning. and consult the Interest OF Others
as much as your own.
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FROM INDIA.

csrgn n'tHnfLfHiA. Nov. 9-Fhe supper
rH' ~ tnr ship Factor, l0T days from
II. "s"'a, has arli, cd in town. We learn
w. Ne hrlngs the following information.
nr",. nFmese war was still raging With 40
i.;ft't OF lis early Termination. The
.1l'h army had been drawn from Chitta
~ ~ Tor the purpose of agrnrrai junction
., ".'es N Rangonn, which they succeed
capturing. Rangoon is The principal
W IN" Birlnan empire, has from so To
- |''oo inhabitants, and contains some
s'a'n missions /; among them. une al
wy A"e'lean Bapu.t Society. Tue Biz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
NOTICE.

TNHE FIRST Jonds token far tie purchase
4 Of property at Jamos {. MnOrnimts sais
UiH jul due on SaftTday ne leth day Of ~.
ciHl6tr Hert, on trhich dry The Trustees ~iH
GAeHd Al The franktiH Hoiei IN L9pchburg giti
he bouts, for the purpose 81 collecting their
tcrcrdi aai1nnfs. Ii pW be tecoliecttd mn me
bond, carry Interest fromihs tiny NJ sale JMeg
are mol p~nacioGiiy pau. FOR ne inflammation
Jf Mose nho may be divoisd 10 take IN their
bonds tttofe Mm dqy, Ihate The tonds IN my
yosstasi0h, and ran be steh al Dnhiti Br0en' 5
store AT any tinne. HM u. Lf.NCH.
NOrcmbtr 20. tlsD
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mese. taking advantage of the withdraw,
of The British force, hid approached rb,f
fdgong, with an army of upwards Of flty
Thousand men, hut hearing of the fall at
Rangnon, retired towards Ava. I'll.
British army rescued man, nf the Miss,o
n%arie~, "ho had he.n ordered Ia execution
10y The BIrmese commanders. Ihr publ
cation al the official accounts of The wal
bad been snspended N Calcutta.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
MARRYING Y0gTn AND AGE.

ClniIla rebates ii ihe History al III. ri
yer or"uoko, that there IL one nation that
marrirs old ntrn Ia puls, and old nomtl,
Ia Youths, HAL agr may correct The prtu
lonro al y"nih. For They say, that To ioin
young l,trsunsoqial IN youth aud inipru
deuce ia "edleet together, IL IL JON npr
lonl 10 another. The marriage nf young
ncu with old women Is, however, only n
kind of apprenticeship, for after they have
served iof s,ne months, they are permit
ed Ia marry wemen of their own aye.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

most extraordinary case Of forgery is
stated IN y Londpn paper. man by the
name of Henry Faunilcroy stands eharged
with having committed forgery To the a
mount Of iuo hundred thousand pounds,
ar about - million Of dollars. lie was u
managing partner IA Al extensive banking
establi.bmeni-Iir first forgery VAS an IN
strnment by which he sold property 10 the
amount of thirty thousand pounds, and
pockct"d the profits. He c~sculpatrs hi,
partners in The banking establishment al
together. aud is nnn copiin'd, with two
watcrImrn employed night aud day, to
prevent him from the pcrpctra,lon Of sui
eide.
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snre, were right, and II poison, me, let Il
operate ON me like a slow poison.
90 rlides the meieor through the .ky,
Aud spfrnds along y eilded treir.
But wllrn ~ shert lived beauties die,
Dissolved IL cVmmon mir again"
l. not that yer, pretty aud very poetic >
Here, then, Ahilnny, get you down 10 the
l'ninhpw, and fetch me "a stnnp ot liquor, rs
,hr Cove. digger In Hamlet has it. am
boal al death.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

Previous to an %tlrttfon IN Ireland, u land
lord uf considerable fortune aud interest,
went over 10 his estate le saw one of his
tenants digging POTATOES, and ilils address
ed him Paddy, how do you do 7"
Paddy unacca5tomed To such u salutation.
looked wildly round 10 see from "hrnc"
II could come; ON pcrccl, ms his landlord
and taking oil his hat, he answered, "pret-
~ well, sir. | drank You Hope ! see yan
VIII - 'rnc landlord continued his con
ser,alion by asking, what urws have
you in tins part of tre world :" TO which
the tenant replied, " IN truth, sir. ! has.
uunr, except thai | think we shall soon
have an clrcllon, or some sort Of thing
The landlord asked, what makes you
think So. Paddy - The tenant replied,
" only because your honor never ares me
how | do, except about that time J.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

Superiority Of .imerican Jessels.-The
Liverponl Advertiser of September, makes
the following remarks relative To the dit
ference between American and British
yessrls-" Ii is Notorious that some Of the
Government Packet, are old, slow sailing
vessels, and utterly unfit Tor the purpose.
The importaner, to Il commercial country
like this, Of fast sallmr packets Is ST. great,
that W. trust The e,il DOW complained of,
vill be speedily temedl"d.-Ihe Earl Of
Waisinsham sailed trou BnaS Ayes ils
Goth ofJuue The letters by her arrived ~
this tow on Monday. Ga the same day
adlices 10 the 3Oih ofJunr, were received
here ria Newly ork. The vessel which
carried those ad.ices 10 the United States
~arri, ed at Baltimore IN the 9TH of August,
and the line Of Packet ship New iurk
communicated the same /" this port, sail
ing from New York the 10th Of August, s.
arriving here last Monday. Ti'us, not
nilh,tanding the loss of niue days in lac
Unittd States, we have received by tins
very Gil coitons route four days later intel
ligcnce than By the government Packet
lirert.o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
\ Further Supply Of Leather &c

The Subscribers hare just Receirtd,
5000 lbs Sole Leather, N. York %ihgpee.
ton
10 doz. Philadelphia wax Calf skins.
Keen Il Suns best
10 do Sadlers Slitep skins, tEnSlisll
> do fochineat, yrllo aud purple
Morocco sklns, Sultabl. for liuiog
carriages
do White lining SKINS
Boot Trees, Boot and Shoe Lasts, WI.
meu's do Shoe Thread, Yirnish, Botat
Webb and Cora, together with Il general To-
sOrtmcnt of
Boots and Shoes,
I'll Of which will be sold low by
HENRY CARLTON & Go.
November -. tiwswif3
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Il apprehend,' says one. there IS not a
,nnre miserable as well as a more worth
les being, than n young man al f"ilhr'
,bo has nothing to do but TO do nottiag.'
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lavitation to Tailors.

A GOOD lAliOit, who can come well
~ Recommended, either with or without y
family, viii meet witt acknowledgements al
brodk Aeal, Campbell comfy, Virginia, on
eafiy appliuasion. w4w Nov. -.
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WAITER IL.

o7UEtfRf AND DRUGGIST,
AS received, by HE latest arrfv ais
Il irsm Philadelphia additional supplies OF
genuine MEDICINES, which have been
e%nfoiiIly selected by nm experienced hand,
purchased IN the most favorable terms, war
r"n,ed 10 be OF The first order, and viii he
sold ~ low as they can be lad IN Virginia.
The following embraces q parl OF his stock,
VIZ
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The subscribers have Just received,
l,orrIllard's best Maccoh"y Snuf,
Bells do do do
do Scented Rapp.e do
do Scotch do
do Princes Mixture dD
do Lpf,yetr do
All Of which can be had .ilhrr by box,
boltle ar jar. OWENS s LECKIE.
NoyelnbrI %. tcSige
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-16
LOOK HERE!

THOS. Fl. DONALDSON respectfully
L informs bis friends and.the public, !Ia
he has removed his shop oppos'teto ME-
Brunets confectionery store, where hS
intends carrying on the r
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING
BUSINESS,
iIall its various branches. lie has Q"
hand and for sale
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
which he will selllowsr, and ola better
quality, than can be purchased atanF
other establishment in the District
SaTOrdsss from the country tor any
article in the above line, shall DO pune
aally Attt,aded to. JUy ~
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their knowledge of the fact from an
actual inspection of the situation Of
the mail; I therefore trust this reso>
luton will be adopted.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The House then resolved itself In.
to a Committee Of the whole on the
bill which, proposes to amend the se-
yeral acts for imposing duties on im'
ports, Mr.. Condict in the chair.
The question recurred, on the mo-
ton of Mr.. Forsyth, to strike out
the third section of the bill, which,
after some debate. was carried-ayes
ia, noes Sc.
A motion was then made that the
committee rise-ayes 108.
The committee then rose and re-
ported progress.
The House then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-16
School Notice.

TINE subscriber tenders bis services as
i TEACHER, to bis friends and the
public, and promises faithful discharge
OF bis duty IN attending 10 the morals d Ii.
terary advancement OF bis pupils. He al
so tenders bis thanks to those who have
been pleased to patronise bis school, and
hatters himself that the progress made by
the pupils committed to bis care, may me.
Tit continuance Of the confidence repos.
eG in him. Should early application be
made, he will prepare himself to receive,
as boar1ers, ten pupils, to be instructed
in the Greek aad Latin languages which,
with seven OF eight scholars from the
neigbborhood Of the school, will consti.
tule the whole number intended to be ad.
miited.
The terms are Ito dollars per annum :;
or, il a bed be furnished, loo dollars. for
board and tuition. Quarterly payments
will be expected in advance.
As it respects health, there is, perhaps,
no situation 10 The county more eligible
for school. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nanjemoy, Charles county, Nd.
ian 2Q
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Marshal's Sale.
VIRGINIA:

flhulNlA =,
At Superior Court OF Chancery held
in the town of Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day of October, 1898
joseph Shumate, in bis own right, and as
administrator of Richard Shu.e, deceas.
ed. Plaintiff,
Against
Augustus B. Carver aud Luther Radcliffe,
Defendants.
Tp1HE decree nisi entered in this cause
l. at rules on the ED day OF May. 1898,
being returned executed on the defendant
Augustus B. Carver, and the defendant
Luther Radcliffe, who is out of this Com
monweal,b, and against whom The plain
tiff appears TO have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defend
ants; and they still failing to appear and
answer, the bill OF the plaintiff is taken Tor
confessed; and on motion OF The plaintiff,
byycounsel, the Court, on consideration OF
the bill and exhibits, doth adiudge, order
and decree, that unless the defendants, or
one of them, do within six weeks from the
date hereof, pay TO the plaintiff The sum Of
600 dollars, with interest al the rate OF 8
Der centum per anDun from the FIRST day
of January, 1879, until paid, and the costs
by BIN expended in the prosecution oil
! this suit, the said defendants and their
heirs, and all persons claiming un-
der them, he hencetor,h barred and lore
closed Of all equity and right to redeem
the houses and lots described 10 The linden.
ture Of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made
on the 23d day oil September, 1916, be-
tween Augustus B. Carver Of the one part.
and Richard Shute of the other part; and
that the Marshal of this Court do, after ad.
vertising the time and place thereof FOL
three months successfully, in some news
paper printed 10 the town OF Alexandra.
expose 10 sale by public auction, for rea.
dy money, the houses and lots IN the said
indenture mentioned, and out OF the mo.
ney arising from the said sale, after de-
iraying the expenses attending the same,
pay TO the plaintiff the said principal mo.
ney, interest and COSTS; and The surplus o.
the proceeds OF sale. il any, retain in bis
bands, subject TO the future order Of The
Court, and report bis proceedings herein
TO the Court 10 order 10 final decree.
Costs, 33 dolls. As cents. Copy.
Tes,e, j. T. FORD, G. c.
rPursuant to the foregoing decree,
shall, on Saturday, the 29lh day Of May
next in front Of Capt. WilIiams's Tavern
in Dumfries, expose TO sale by auction, e
the highest bidder, for ready money
TWO LOTS, known in the plan Of he
said town of Du,Afries, BY the Dumber:
Twenty and Thirty flour.
WIN. M. CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, M. F. C. D.
feb 28 t29nay
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"Derry Down. D

That froiicksome, pun'peddling, blank-dealing
Tyler
Talks knowingly smart about Runnell's 'boiler;'
But his wit is too musty, his Jokes are too old,
His fires gone out and his boiler is cold.
Derry down.
His stuff about lottery pufis, moonshine and
matt salt;
Like the rest Of his nonsense wants caustic and
But all this we'll forgive him. and let him jok e
on,
Ifhe'll tell US wherepuffins Gillespie has gone.
Derry down.
He had better keep cool about merchants
bank notes. land his coats
And reserve all his moonshine,' his corn
10 prop the WHITE COW and keep her from
sinking, thinking,
For she's getting as thin as wsazle we're
Derry down, derry down, derry down.
Then TO RUNNELLS'S apply, where
prizes to the enormous sum oil Coo, 900
dollars may be had, divided into the fol.
lowing sums, 10
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AUCTIONS.
Virginia.:

VII IhA"' 49,.
AZ Superior Court OF Chsncery, held in
The town of Fredericksburg On the 7th
day OF October, I822- -,
Samuel Marx, and ADn, his wife; and inc
President. Directors and Company OF The
Rank Of Potomac, Plaintiffs.
BENJAMIN G. Thornton, and Mary, his
wife: CharIess Gibbs, and Lydia, his
wife: William D. North, and Thomas j.,
Arelia W.. Emily Eliza, Nathaniel u,
and George G.. North, infants under the
age OF twentyIone years.-,,by Cnarles
Gibbs, assigned their guardian; Samgei
b. Harper, and Sarah, bis wife; Charles
Page, John Mckinney, and Nathaniel
8 Wise, Defendants.
Thee doth adjudge and order and de-
cree that unless The defendants Benjamin
G. Thornton, and Mary, his wife; Charles
Gibbs. and Lydia, his wife; William u.
North. Thomas |. North, Arelia w. North,
Emily Eliza North, Nathaniel Green North,
and Samuel D. Harper. and Sarah, bis
vile. do. within six months from the date
hereof. oay to the plaintiffs, the President.
Directors and Company OF the Bank OF To-
tomac, nine tenths OF the sum oil one thou
sand three hundred and seventy-hve dol.
lars. with interest thereon, at The rate OIL
per cent. per snnum from the 18th day OF
January. 1879, until paid, g. the costs by
said plaintiffs expended in the prosecution
of their suit-the marshal OF this court, al
Ter having given sixty days previous no.
lice, by advertisement, published in some
n.wsnaper printed III The town Of Alexan-
dria, of the time and place thereof, 90 sx, ,
pose 10 sale, for cash, the said TRAIT
Of LAND AND MILL, subject to the
right of dover OF Eliza North, widow OF
the said George North, deceased; and out
of the proceeds OF such sale. after deiray-
ing the expences attending the same, pay
10 the plaintiffs, the President, Directors
and Company Of the Back OF Potomac, the
said principal money, interest, aud costs
and do convey the premises so sold TO the
purchaser thereof, and make report OF bis
proceedings herein to this court, in order
TO final decree; and liberty is reserved to
the plaintiffs, at any time hereafter, to
proceed under the deed Of trust from the
defendants, Benjamin G. Thornton, and
Mary, his wife, to Charles Page, bear.
ing date the Glib day OF February, 1918,
in the bill mentioned, TO make sale OF the
aforesaid dover right, for the purposes
specified in the said deed, or to apply to
this court for further relief, as to that SUBJ
ject. Extract from decree.
1T. FORD, C. C.
nrPursuant to the foregoing decree, ]
shall, on the 18th day of March nett, on
the premises, in the county of Fairfax, ex-
pose to sale, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, the land
and premises before mentioned.--This
tract contains IS Acres, and lies about 8
miles from Washington, and 7 from Alex-
andria. The improvements are Grist
and Sav Mills, and small Dwelling House.
VIM. M. CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, Marshal F. c. G.
jail Is tMhI9
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trustees Sale.
n Nondav, Goth March, 1924,

On Monday, Goth March, 1924,
A # Ten O'clock, A. M. the subscri.
N Der, under the authority Of a deed Of
trust from The late Daniel Dougherty, 10
secure the payment OF certain sum Of
money to John M'Pherson, ir. therein
sr,.s mentioned, will expose to public
@EfN sale on the premises, a certain
HsSH LOT OFGROU.ND,
Al with the ,enements and improves
me nts thereon, situs'e at the intersection
of King and West streets, in the town OF
Alexandra, fronting on King street one
hundred and tventy-three feet, five inch
es. and extending on West street one hum
dred and seventy six feet seven inches.
This valuable property will be sold for
cash; and upon the receipt of the pur-
chase money, the subscriber will execute
deed, conveying all hls right as truss
lee. n. ;. WtSE-Irustee.
dec 80 If