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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-20
Al Private Sale.


@FHN Franch brandy in pipes
M1IN Common do. do.
Wz@ Holland gin do.
Ys9E3S54lH Common do. do.
Lime iuice do, sugar in bbls. vinegar in DO
Coffee in bags, backing in cannisters & cakes
Chocolate in boxes, candles IN do
Shaving soap in do. fig blue in do
Sup. Spanish and half Spanish segars IN ar
half and whole boxes
Cavendish and small twist tobaccom Kegs and
half kegs q
Quilts and ink powder
Scale beams and weights, stoves and CRATES
Blue tea sets, common do. tumblers&decanter
Sideboards, bureaux, secretaries, desks, chaif'
Tables, sofas, pianos, work and candle STANDS
Book cases, cradles, cribs, bedsteads
Pier glasses, mantle do. silver table spoons
Do. desert do. gold watches, silver 40.
Breast pins, ornaments, ear rings, hnger 90.
Common fur hats, boots and canes
Books and maps
III carriage and harness
~ 81 pair patent lights for vessels
Guns, fire irons, &c.
Cloths, cassimeres, cassinets, vestngs
Linens, checks, plaids, stripes, blankets
Flannels, shawls, hdkfs. pearl bone nuttons
Metal and wood do. tapes and bobbms
Pins and needles, threads
Silks, cottons, &c. &c. &c.
jan20 S. A.AARSfhLLIn' Ao''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-20
Swedish Iron, &c.

OWtuISii lIOIl, NCs
Nov landing from brig Spartan, captain
~ Snow, from Stockholm, 200 tons of Swe-
dish iron, consisting of fat square and round
bars, assorted sizes, and plough plates, for sale
by PHINEAS JANNEY. ~
WHO has in Store, and offers tw sak,
IS tons of Swedish and English bar iron
do do steel
IS do Russia hemp
Russia and Ravens duck,
Russia quills in bales
Canton grapes and shawls,
Nankin figured silks
Marseilles counterpanes and dimities
Pepper in bags, chocolate No. !, in boxes
Coffee in barrels and legs
Philadelphia ale in barrels and halt barrels
Old Port wine in cases Of 2 to dor. bottle
White lead and green paint ground IN on
in kegs -.g5,ecg 8 a-ti. -is,f
Spernaceti candles, -.
Fall and winter pressed sperm oil
Vinegar in hogsheads and barrels
7 Gilpin's superfine letter paper go
English mustard in kegs, and a few y
Boxes Of very good segars 1st mo. 13tb-1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-20

MALAGA WINE, RAISINS, etc.
T ANDING at Vowel's wharf, from sloop
IL Regulator; capt. Thompson, from Mala.
ga, a parcel of choice selected fruits and
wine, viz:
zoo boxes bunch muscatel raislns
800 do muscatcl
600 do bloom
70 barrels sun raisins
122 do LeXia do
so jars grapes
20 trails almonds
60 quarter casks mountain wine
5 do do muscatel do
50 barrels dry wine, in Indian barrels
IS half chests lemons.
Apply to J. c. VOWEL.
ian 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-20

1.-Two or three boys, between the
80. e,f 10 and Is, and Of respectable connec,
t ss win be taken as apprentices at thus on
&C. tits necessary that they be sufficlenGxx
sducated. and their parents or guard'rns VII
Se sxpscsed to slsdss suS the first SIX monus'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-20
!. H RUN1msGSA,

Lucky Lottery flee, Kng-H. .a'e1e :s Z
nrj.r. promptly attendedto. jan 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-20
SPLENDID DRAWING

SPLENDID DRAWING p
On the 9th ofthis month. ~
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000!
UNIVERSITY LOTTERY OF MD.
I'd Class. ...An in one day.. Capital Yizes are'
10000 Dollars. $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars. a,34o Dollars.
5000 Dollars. s of 1000 Dollars.
1000 Dollars. IL Of 500 Dollars
And large number OF s5o; &c ga ~ 49, I'M.
who wish to secure chances sno w.. ~ Imam
mediate application, Is but few ue so on.,ter.
,,nsold. Tickets IS, Halves 2 ~ suaf ~
l as, Eighths 623 cents a
-aRA6A6BW.H.O
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-20

And then the house adjourned.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30

thirty years with reputation, with part OF
his bed. The young man consented; the
soldier, was accordingly Hospitality enter
tanned; and at seasonable hour withdrew
to rest.
Some hours afterwards, loud knocking
was heard at the street door, which reused
the soldier, who moved softly down stairs,
and listened at the hal! door, when the blows
were repeated and the door almost broken
through, by slcdgc, or some heavy instru-
mcnt. BY this time, the widow and her
daughters were much alarmed by this vlo-
lent attack, and ran almost frantic through
different parts of the house, exclaiming,
"murleri murdcr!'' The son having joined
the soldier with case of loaded pistols, and
the latter screwing on his bayonct and fresh
printing his piece, which was charged with
slugs requested the women to keep them
selves in a back room out OF the way OF dam
ger. Soon after the door was burst III, two
ruffians entered, and were instantly Shot
dead by the son, who discharged both his
pistols at once. Two other associates OF the
dead men immediately returned the fire, but
without effect, when the intrepid and ycter-
an stranger, taking immediate advantage
Of the discharge of their arms, rushed on
them like lion, ran one through the body
WIFI MS Otl ohSt, slilNi Nl'ASs N''S SebN' "t'
running away, lodged the contents of his
piece between his shoulders, and he drop
ped dead on the spot. The son and the
stranger then closed the door as well as they
could, reloaded their arms, made good
fire, and watched till daylight, when the
weavers and s,,inners of the manutactory
came to resume their employment, who were
struck with horror anG surprise at seeing
four men dead on the dunghill adjoining the
house, where the soldier had dragged them
before they closed the door.
The burgomaster and his syndc attend
ed and took the deposition of the family re-
lative to this affair. The bodies were bur
led in Il cross road, and stone erected over
the grave, with this inscripton:-"Ilcre lie
the remains of four unknown ruiiians, who
dcservcdlv lost their lives in an attempt tt
rob and murder worthy woman and her
i family-A stranger who slept in the house
to which Divine Providence undoubtedly di-
rectcd him, was the principal instrument III
preventing the perpctration of such horrd
designs, which Justly entities him to last
ing memorial, and the thanks of the public
The widow presented the soldier with l0(
guineas, and the city settled handsome
pension on him for the rest ofhis life.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Thomas G. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware ~
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corilcl v
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner =
shiplcy and broad streets.
Hon Faundyy-E.van Thomas 8; Go. sec
ont st near the Black Horse tavern
11orocc. Observation-Disclosures I" o''
90 marktt st.
npcyanccr--Benjamin Ferris, at inc oo-
ncr Of West and Third streets.
]. p. Fairlamb, Notary Public, surveyor %
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator OF o'roo'1'
&c. II High street.
Patent Hay and Grain EGH's' ,1.,
Joshua Johnson * Son, makers ~
Greek Mills.
Lottery and E1change CGce.-J' J. RUM
son, los, market street.
Notary Public and ConUeyanccr'-----,'ss:. s:ac-
| Hentlrickson, corner of French anu ~
ond streets, No. 43. ).
Livery Stabie-Kept by Huson ow's nv
Shipley st. above Queen. 49,.
James Sorden, one of the Burgesses .. ~
Borough, Notary Public and eo''' . '''e
er, No. 65, King street.
Master Bricklayer, Grocer ana LING at II;@h
chant.-B. w. Brackin, NO. s. wess Sse ,i'e''
street, opposite the upper Market mum
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PRONIDENTIAl. GUEST.


A widow at bort in Holland, who was
very industrious, was left by her husband,
an eminent carpenter, with a comfortable
house, some land, and two btats for carry
ing merchandise and passengers on the ca
nails. She was also supposed to be worth
about ten thousand guilders in ready money.
which she employed in u hempen and sail
cloth manufactory for the purpose ofincreas-
ing her fortune. and instructing her child
ren, son and two daughters, in useful
branches Of business.
One night, about nine o'clock, in the year
1885, person dressed in uniform, with a
musket and broad sword, came to her house
and requested lodging. 81 let no lodgings
friend,'' said the widow, land besides,
have no spare bed. unless you sleep with my
son, which think very improper, on ac-
count of your being a perfect stranger to us
ALL" The soldier then showed discharge
from Diesbach's regiment, signed by tht
major, who gave him an excellent charac
ter. and passport from Comtc Maiileboi
governor of Breda. The widow, bclievin,
the stranger to be an honest man, called he
son, and asked him if he would accommo
date veteran, who had served the republic
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
A CREEK HEROINE.

from Narrative of a second visit to Greece, by
Edward Blaqniere, Esq.
aHaving heard that the heroine of Mis-
tras, Costanza Zacha,i, to whom had oc-
casion to allude in my correspondence from
the Morea last year was residing ~ the
town. determined, while the horses were
getting ready, to ascertain something more
Of her history, and | was fortunately enabled
to CRAFTY my curiosity through the aid OF |.
NJ. Barouzi, of Zantc who happened to be
acquainted with her. We accordingly pro-
ceeded to the place Of her retreat, small
cottage in the suburbs. On entering the
wicket leading to it, | observed very inter
estng looking young female sitting on the
ground and playing with child who stood
before the door. 1t was Costan2a herself.
On our approaching, she suddenly rose up,
upon which Baronzi introduced me as the
English traveller who had expressed a wish
to see her: she Immediately took my hand,
and kissed it in the usual manner Of the
Greek salutation towards those who arc re
garded as superiors; and after welcoming
me to Greece, invited us into the cottage.
Ascending rugged staircase, we entered
a room which, though it had NO other furni-
turc than some cushions and carpet spread
in one corner, was both neat and cleanly
Here Baronzi and myself were asked to 81,
down, Costanza placing herself near US
She was dressed in the costume generally
worn by the Greek women of the midding
class; her head dress consisted of IA small Cal
Of white cloth, which merely covers the tol
of the head; round this she had tied a sinai
blue and white handkerchief as a turban
her hair, which is of "a jet black, flowed il
profusion over the neck and shoulders. Al
though the hardships to which she had bee
exposed have tended to impair Costanza
personal attractions, it is evident to PEI
ceive, from her large dark eyes, still full
brilliancy and lustre, as well as the gcner;
vivacity of her features, that she must hay
been very fascinating. Being chiefly des
Gus of discovering the motive which first il
duced her to forsake the more natural pu
suits Of her sex, for the horrors and tune
of warlike life, she answered the questit
put to her on this subject, by saying, tn
her hatred to the Turks began with the 10
of her father who was put to death, in 1S1
by theo gvernor of the Morea.-And thou.
very young at that time, she had ever aft
ardently wished for an opportunity
avcngng his murder. There seemed, no
ever, to be no prospect of gratifying this d
sire, for she became slave in the family
a rich Turkish proprietor OF Epirus and W
at Yanina when the revolution broke o
tits probable Costanza might have cont
ued an inactive spectator of the .strugg
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
George r. 0 Daniel,
'NANX.ON,

No. 90, Market street, bettceea Smiths md Plum
iey's 1arerns, ind opposite J. Pogae'O Sto.r,
His friends informs and public, kind,
That he can sciT them to their mind,
In Pantaloons, Or Coat, or Vest,
of cloth substantial and the best
He'll make them strong. gentcel and neat,
And finished smoothly and complete.
His terms arc CASH, but then they're Low,
Which makes a difference great, you know.
The times arc hard, the people cry,
And saying thus, they tell 10 lie
But, good or bad, worse tlian they arc,
They must have CLOTHING still to wear;
Though Adam naked went, IT'S true,
In modern days the thing wont do;
The climates cold, and tho' twas hot,
The fashion wouldn't change a ioti
Then call Gn o DANiNt for Il suit,
A coAT, Il WEST, coATEE, suaTurT;
Or rAsrALooNs, all faithful made,
Cheap as by any of the trade.
n B. All orders in his line will be thankfull
received and punctually attended to-
April l4th, 1925. 29--3m
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
A Large Key

Belonging to a front door, and nearly new,
was lost about two weeks ago, between
the office of the Wilmingtonian, and the
corner Of French and Broad streets 1t is
of peculiar make, forming regular dia-
mond in its shape.
If any one has found the above key, and
will return it to the office of Mendenhall &
Walters,they shall receive liberal reward,
and their thanks.
June 10th, 1925.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
TASTE AND FASHION.
J. Scott.

y. FJNVVt.
Begs leave 10 inform his friends and the public
generally, that he still continues to receive at his
Booh amt fashionable Hat Store,
No 95, Market street, Wilmington, a full supply
of
MEMS AND BOYS FUR HATS,
From Messrs & J II Bulkley, Philadelphia,
of the latest fashions, and Of very superior CO.
lors and qualities, which he will dispose OF at re-
duced prices.
ar j.. has on hanl an assortment OF WHITE
and DRAB Hats, suitable for the Summer sea
son.
Au4 26, 1925. 35-4t.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
From the london Literary Grzefte.
MODERN GREEKPOETRY.

From the fs0'ad0n Lfer0fy urSette'
MODERN GREEKPOETRY.
The following stanzas, on the re-taking
Iosara, were written Immediately alter
at event, by Greek Lady, named Angeiica
iii, native OF Joannina, who Is SAID 10
,ssess the talent ofimprovisation, at least
equal degree with any OF the modern
alians. The events of the present revolu-
IN, and that memorable action III particu-
r, which has called forth the following
.rses, have proved that there is degree
tyranny which can
snake comen fight,
To doff their dire disgrace"
at it should therefore make them write,
o, with the same object and in the same
asculinc spirit, is scarcely to be wondered
We fear our translation will convey but
faint notion of the vigour and fire which
the original. There are parts
it which might almost seem to nave
cen written with the sword instead OF the
en-.
ON THE TAKING OF IPSARA.
COUNTRY! thou name divine!-
The heart that thinks on thee,
Trembles within its walls Of flesh,
And struggles to get free.
The Moslems know thee not
Or know thee but to fear:
The Greeks start from their listless sleep
Soon as thy name they hear.
Scarce didst thou lift thy voice,
When, 10! the base yoke fell,
And all thy ancient glory came
Back at thy potent spell.
See where the Turkish kecls
Press the polluted land
Sec where the base barbarian hcrdcs
Gather on Psara's strands
Alas! i'll fated Isle!-
Where can thy people fly,
Where is their stay-,heir strsngth-thciT
hopei
What can they debut die
Countryl-on thee they call
Iiark to that piercing sound!
They name thy name, and all the rocks
Echo the cry around.
The viewless winds of heaven
Catch mp the welcome voice;
And bear il on to other lands,
To hear it and rejoice.
But loudcst on the shores
Of Greece that war-cry rings:
And all her ocean heroes sail
To savc-;ls if with wings.
Behold -o'er that lone Isle
Therein the ether blue
Look, where the illustrious Marcos shade
Shines like bright star through!
And lol where he dcscends,
From his celestial throne!
Flashing his sword on high,
lie leads the battle on.
And with him-from the land
Of Britons--biave and 'rcc--
The warrior-bard has struck his Tyre
To songs of victory.
He shouts!--an on the foe
Disrnay and terror fall
He shonts--and every Grccian heart
Bounds up to TIL inspiring cali
'Tis done! swift revenge
Awaits Che impious brood
They sail or fy-hy to their ships
And sail in their own blood.
And will not Oceans waves
O'crwhclm them in their fightl
VIII not hcaven-sent tempest rise
And shroud them in its night
No--Ocean be thou calrn!---
Ihat deed is not for thee
Tint mighty glory is reserved
For men who wiNb free.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
New GROCERY Store.
B. w. BRACKIN

Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has opened GROCERY
STORE, at No. 3, West High st, two doors from
Zba Ferris Matchmaker Shop and opposite
the upper Market house, where he oilers gen
era assortment of
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30

tics. Wheat and Indian Meal.
B W. Brlckin solicits portion oithe custom
of his friends and hopes upon trial they VIII hnd
that he will give as much satisfaction as Others
in his line.
Wilmington May Goth 1925.
35--6m.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30

Sugars of various kinds, Coffee
lof different qualities, Molasses.
IChocalate Spices, &c, &c. At
so, Wines and Cordials of diiier
ent kinds. Brandy, Spirits, Rum,
Gin, &c. &c. Of excellent quail
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
Ga. johnson.

Queen Street, one door west OF Marketst.
N. B. Shaving and IIair-lressng executed il
the neatest and most fashionable manner, by
& j.
March 81. s7-~5m
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
THOMAS @AsRIalATIo OGSo
No. 80, SMip\ey-St., Wilmington,

The puLl
OF all
Farming o S'
HandCu
Haddock,
the store OF
l7Two three !nneym wanted
7h 1825-28--6m
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
Merchant TailOrs.

VIM. c Deputy, II cast Front st. where rea-
dy made clothes arc kept constantly for sale
Jas. Simpson, Jr. west third st.
George r. o Daniel, No. SO, markct,-st.
Isaac II. Wilson, 5 high st.
Thomas f. Curl, near Painters Bridge, Chcs.
ter Co. Penn.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30

sold at reduced prices.
Sulpha,e of Qnune, British Oil,
ii solution, pills, &C., batcman's Drops,
Red Pale, and Yellow Godf eJ . Cordial,
Bark, Opodelcoc,
llenry'a Calcined Mag. tIaarlem Oil,
ntsia, >S'ouShionS Bittcrs.
Superior white Sago, Shallz Biters,
Rrthieham Dat meal, Turington's Balsam,
Bermuda Arrow Root Cephsclic Snuff,
Approved worm Tea, Barber'a Horse pow
Bait. oil Of wormseed, uers,
Mead's Antid! speptlc Diby 5 Carmina'ive,
Pills, ocaiiz and Sodaic
Deans Rheumatic do Powders,
Lees \. l.. & Wind Aguc and Fever Pow
ham do. der,
Fishers or Neiper's do. Aguc and Fever Pre-
| Andersons Scots do ven'rve,
! Ioopirs do. Group syrup,
| Choiic drops for Chill CASTOR OIL in Bot
dren, ties,
! with an assortment of ESSENCES by the gross
| OF Bottle.
Family Recipes and Medical Prescriptions
carefully compounded
".'Orders Tor Medicines punctually attended to
C-TAny ariclrs in the above line may be had a,
tht store No 135, Market St., Il few doors above
l.amborn's Tavern.
Nav 5ih, 1925 --S2-tf.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
MEMS AND BOYS FUR HATS,
REMOVAL.

yHolIN WRIGHT respectfully informs his
~ Friends and the Public in general that he
has removed his Store from the south side of the
Lower Market house 10 the corner OF Front and
Market streets, where he intends keeping gen
eral assortment of
Groceries and Liquors;
Such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Pepper, Alspicc,
Ginger, Nutmcgs, Flax and Salts; Sin, Rum,
Brandy and Spirits 5 Barrels Of Mess Pork,
Is dltio OF No. 1 and Macka.cl, which with all
the above articles, will be sold low for cash or
acc, ptanccs.
Wilmington, April 9TH 1895. 2s.- 2mo
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
Securing.

The subscribers respectfully informs the citi-
zens of Wilmington aud its vicinity, that he will
scour Ladies and GeN,emen's garments, of eve
ry descnption---and win extract Stains, Grease,
and other imperiections, with ncainess and
effect, which will ensure TO him credit.
AS the warm season is approaching, Gentle
men will find it much to their adv'utage, to have
their Cloth cleaned up and such az will honor
him with their custom, will be accommodated
tu thtir sat istncfiOn. II -
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
Groceries and Liquors;

GieSSrS Printers.
AS the fashion for the Spring has now arrived,
and it has become fashionable to advertise in
poctical way, we hope we shall be excused for
applying the following 10 our purpose.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30

Comprising the foilowng--all Of which will be
sold at reduced prices.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers

Theophilus Jones, 81 market st.
Val. M'Neal & son, 86 and 100 market St
William M'Neal, king st.
James Grubb, u cast front st.
James Simpson, 10 west front st.
William White, 80 market st.
Thomas Virden, French st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-30
GENERAL REGISTER.
Dry Good Merchants

Dry Good Merchants.
Buzby & Bassett, 50, market st.
John Patterson, 80 market Street.
w. Is. Tomlinson, No. 81, Market Street
John X. Brinckle, corner of Market K Queen
streets.
William M'Caullcy, Brandywinc, north side
of the Bridge.
John M'Clung & Co. SIS market st.
John M'Lear, So market st.
Joseph Pogue, 1o1 market st.
Allan Thomson, 43 market st.
John w. Iatum, 80 market st.
Chalklcy Somcrs, 48 market st.
Edward y. Baly, 81 market st.
Hardware, Oil g. Paint Stores.
Joseph Grubb, No. y, Market Street.
Newlin & Woolston, No. so, Market street
China, glass & queensware stores.
David Smyth, 68 market st.
Millinery and Fancy Stores.
Mary and Rcbccca White, / 10 market st.
Ann Bailey, market st. near Kennel road
Grocery Stores.
Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner of King
and Second streets.
James &. Allen, 2, west High st.
Joseph {. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James & Samuel Brown, 8 High st.
Clement & Gordon, corner of Market and
Kennel.
Josiah III. Gilpin, corner market 8, Sd SIS
Peter Horn, corner king and front sts
Arthur Murphy, 16 West front st.
John Rice, Brandywinc, south of bridge.
Samuel Sappington & Co. west front ST.
Samuel Stroud, corner of front and orange.
George Williamson, 10, high st.
Richard Williams, corner king & queen sts.
George Winslow, 179 market st.
John Wright, corner of Front and Market
Apothecaries and Druggists.
Joseph Bringhurst, 85 market st.
Margaret Johnson, 88 market st.
L. B. Vaughan, & Co. Sign of the Mortar
and Pcstle, A Market st.
Cl.c r..
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Apothccaries and Druggis

Joseph Bringhurst, 85 market st.
Margaret Johnson, 88 market st.
L. b. Vaughan, & Co. Sign of the Morta
and Pestle, Al Market st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-15
MARSHAL'S SALE.
THE FILLS PL.1NT,9T ITO NJ

pursuance OF decree Of the Superior Chsnoery
for the District Of Rohmond pronounced the iIth day
june, 1925, III the Of Glliat Hancock, &C. shall ON
wednesday The Sd day OF August neA, il fair day, If
The next lair day thereafter offer for sale bidder
public aucona OF Falls plantation by n
W. Hancock 10 Charles j. McNuro aud Others by the ine-
lure OF the 18Th August 1915, filed exhibit said oause
containing eight hundred and seventy seven acres
two Islands III James River he the less living
The county The we'll known fertility this land
lying immediately James and in the vicinity the
towno Manchester and the city OF Richmond renders
necessary TO do more than TO invite gentlemen Of capital call
paid IN cash, or note notes at 100 days, with good
dorser endorse payable aud soeiihe Bank V
gina or Faune Bank Of Virginia. third year,
remaining third from the day of sale, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security for the payments
and the title retained until they r made.
Sale 10 oomuencea o'clock, a;he front door the
Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond The purchaser can
have such possession the day Of sale will eaable
seed crop of wheat, SC.
]. GUERRANT, VI. S. C. C. RID.
June