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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
GENERAL COURT.

On Thursday the l5ln inst the General Court
met according to law-present, Judges Brock
enbrough, Smith, Saunders, Daniel, r. f. Par
ker, Bouldin and Barbour. On Friday, Judge
Semple appeared and took his seat The Court
have, as yet, only acted on motions made by the
Auditor
On the 18th the Grand Jury made the follow
ing presentment: That VIM WALLER HEN
MING, Clerk of The Superior Court OF Chancery
directed by law TO be holden in the city of Rich
mond, within twelve months last past, TO wit:
on the 18th Of April, 1926, at the county of
Henrico, and within the jurisdiction of the said
General Court, unlawfully and extensively,
knowinglyland fraudulently did charge, demand,
exact and take to, of and from certain Tho
mas Bryant as and for fees of business by
him, the said w. w Henning alleged to have
been done in his capacity of clerk, as aforesaid,
the sum of twenty-one dollars and twenty-four
cents, the said sum being more than was by
law allowed, and the said business, in truth
and in fact not having been done, for which the
said sum was s., charged and exacted."
Mr.. Henning was thereupon indicted BY the
Attorney General, and the indictment being
sent to the Grand Jury, they found "a true BILL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS.

Corn Exchange, London May 22.--The supply
of English Corn was moderate last week; but
there was good quantity Of Irish Oats, SC.
fair arrival Of Flour This morning there was
a moderate fresh supply OF all sorts of grain.
The Wheat trade is very heavy, and a reauc-
ton NAV be noted at Is. TO IS. from the price of
last Monday.
Liyerpool, gath May, 1926 Business gene
rally has improved, and for many of the princi-
pal articles Of product, the demand has become
much more regular and extensive, with every
prospect of continuance.
A good deal Of business has been done in
Wheat bonded previous to The Cd inst. as free,
under the act now passing, at IS 6s Cd per
70 lbs !; but for parcels now landing is Cd SIS
is asked The price Of Flour is nominal.
The demand for Tobacco is limited to the
supply of the immediate wants OF the trade
Sales have been made, in some instances, shade
below quotations, and holders appear willing to
SILL, low as prices are.
The demand for Cotton all last week was ex-
tensive; the market was attended by dealers and
consumers. The total sales were, $4,000 bags
of which 5000 American, 1000 Egyptians,
and 500 Brazils, were on speculation For ex-
port, little was done; yet some extensive orders
are in town for Brazils, Of which the quantity
offering in bond, is very limited. In prices an
advance Of per lb. generally was obtained.-
The arrivals in the last few days have been ra-
Their considerable; bu, have hac no effect on the
market. The sales from Saturday to yester-
day inclusive, amount TO about 5000 bags, at
very full prices for Cplands, (of which there is
little offering,) and other Amcric an Cotton and
rather higher for Brazils, which is all in favor
of good qualities Of Upland.
am, dear sir, your obedient servant,
THGS. WRIGHT WATSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
MEXICO

We have received our regular files Of Vera
Cruz papers to the 26th of May, by the brig
Emma, arrived at New York on Sunday-ln
this vessel came passenger 20 New York, J
RopRlGuEz, Bishop Of Chilli, the cause of whose
absence from Chill, has already been publish
ed in this Gazette-Our files do not contain
any thing of political importance.-Ihe follow
ing translation, of law; passed by the Mexi-
can Congress may be useful to our Mercantile
friends.
The President of the United Mexican States,
makes known to the inhabitants Of the Repub-
lie, that the general Congress has decreed the
following:
All articles the growth, produce or manu-
fac,ure of Mexico. shall be free Of duties for ex-
porlation excep, Gold and Silver.
Gold, coined, shall pay t'oo per cent.
Gold, manufactured, do f,co per cent.
Silver, coined or manufactured, three and O
AaFper cent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
Communicated.

tUHVNt-tFEVCttIct
We are requested to state, for the information
Of those concerned, that Judge Rich2rd +. Par
ker, having been assigned 20 tina, duty by the
General Court, in pursuance of the late act OF
Assembly on the subject, will hold special
session Of the Superior Court Of Law OF Fau'
quier county, commencing on Monday the 18th
day of July next; aud that the same Judge will
hold special session Of the Supreme Court Of
Law of Loudoun County, early in the month OF
August next. Richmond Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23

The foreman of the Grand Jury stated in court,
that by the evidence before them, ii appeared
that two fee bills for the same amount had been
paid by the same individual, but tina, the pay
ment of one was not within the last twelve
months; and that it appeared, that the services
had not been rendered in either case The trial
under this indictment will not come on during
the present term Of the court.-Richmond Eng.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
SHIP NEWS.
poIt OF Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
June 22-Sloop Brothers, SIoftt, Baltimore, freight
for the District.
SAILED,
Brig Sea-Horse, Wilson, Gibraltar.
Brig Charles, Hart, Cowes and market.
Sloop Constitution, Teal Philadelphia.
Schnr Rola, Churchill, Boston.
Schnr Harriet, Taylor, Portland
Schnr Alligator, Huntingdon, hence, at Charleston
18th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, near Gainesville,
~ Cumberland county, Va. two negroes, HENRY
small fellow about forty years old, stout and active,
with of his fore teeth outs bought last sum-
mer by Col. Chambers in Baltimore, and no doubt
will try to get back again.
EN0CR. a likely boy about twenty years old, about
6 feet high; was brought from Fredercktown Md. a
short time since. Any person taking said fellows shall
receive Ten Dollars and all reasonable expenses paid
if | get them. JEREMIAH MCKENZIE.
GreeaviHe c. II, South Carolina.
;une IS st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
a CARD.

MR.. CADEN has the satisfaction of informing his
wi patrons and the public generally, that he has en-
gagged most respectable Classic teacher, who hasgv-
more than satisfaction to the two reverend gentle
men who have examined him, whose testimony follows
this. For terms, apply to j. CADEN.
We, the undersigned, feel no hesitation in recon-
mending Mr. Buchanan, as fully competentio perform
what he processes; that he has excellent knowieage
of the Classics, ard understands them radically.
Elias Harrison,
june IS Joseph w Fairciough
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
CASH for Negroes.

vu1uE subscriber wishes to purchase TlEIR7Y.FYVE
OR FORTY LIKELY NEGROES, either Sc
n,r.tey or in families: for which the highest price will
be givcn-Apply at,ir. Elias P Legg's on st Asaph-
street. or any information addressed to in Aexan.
dria, through the postothce, will be attendeslto.
JOHN ARAFIELD.
june s. dsG'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23

a correspondent of the Petersburg lntelli-
gcncer says, that Mr.. Randolph's speech, last
published, put him in mind of broken kaleid-
oscope, in which might be seen the many CO.
lored materials in mixed confusion, which, pre-
vi2us to the breaking Of the glass, had formed
regular and beautiful pictures. The writer
adds, tina, to him, the speech appears to be
filed with materials from which something
might have been made, but which, in reality,
lay in confused, broken and uncounected frag-
ments, disioinled and out of order-they appear
TO have been shaken together, mixed with gall,
and thrown with venom at Henry Clay and John
Quincy Adams.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
Public Sale

On &7TU.RD3Yne,t, tie oath inst
"ILL be sold at the warehouse ofD+vID SMED.
w LEY, on King and Commerce streets, all his
stock in trade, consisting Of
Sugar in hogsheads and barrels
Coffee, teas, salt
$50 barrels sweet -four, &c. &c.
Tems-60 days credit, for notes with approved en-.
dorsers. S.A MARsTELLER, Auc.
June II t24J
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
Wanted. a Female Teacher,

In the neighborhood of Alexandria to take charge OF
small humber of children in private family
she must understand music and drawing, and be well
qualified in other respects Apply TO the Editors.
Neu.yorL American. and Boston Centinel will publish
the above six times and forward their accounts to this
office or.payment' <.
June IL Ot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23

A numerous and respectable meeting OF the
Citizens Of Fredericksburg, Falmouth and their
vicinities, was held at the Town Hall in Ere
dericksbrrg on Saturday last, with view OF
concerning measures for the relief OF the vener-
able Jefferson. Judge BROOKE was called to the
Chair, and JOHN I. LoMAx, Esq. submitted
chaste preamble and appropriate resolutions,
deslaraliye of the great esteem entertained Tor
his illustrioos character, and the tender sympa-
thies excited for his embarrassments. A Com
mittee Of twenty four gentlemen were appoint
ed to receive subscriptions from their fellow
citizens, and to appropriate the money arising
theeeGrom, in such manner as in their discretion
shall appear hes calculated to promote the ob-
ject Of the meeting.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
Cheap Books Stationary and Fan
CIV Goods

4 T. KENNEDY has just received, and isnow sci.
N. ling at very reduced prices, for cash, general
assortment of every article in his ne selected by him.
selfin the eastern cities He particularly invites call
from all persons interested III the education of youth,
to examine the prices and qualities of his Mathematical,
Casscal and English School Books.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
Are constantly receiving, for sale above. On hand,
an excellent PIANO, of Geib's manufacture.
ine 2S-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
AUCTIONS
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
DYvirtue of three wrts Of er aeias, issued by John
I'D A. Somers, Justice Of the Peace for the Cour-
ty of alexandria and District of Columbia, and to me
directed, shalt expose public sale, on the premises
at II O'Clock or Saturday the Isl day 81 July merit,
One Lot of Valuable Wood Land,
about four acres, the property of James Birch, near the
residence Of Joseph Birch, taken to satisfy debt due
to Henry s. Peyton, with all costs and all additional
costs. Terms of sale Cash.
june 1-eots WESLEY CARLIN, Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23

We take much pleasure in presenting our
readers with synopsis Of the proceedings Of
a meeting held on Tuesday last, az Washing
ton, for the purpose of expressing the sympa-
thy OF The friends Of Civil aud Religious Liber-
ty, residing in this District, for the oppressed
People of Ireland. The talents and respecta-
biiiy of which the meeting was composed, en-
title lis proceedings to great attention, and
must insure their beneficial influence in the
Country where it is so desirable it should be
felt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
Public Sale.

INOAlC SaA6.
DURSUANT to decree ofthe County Court ofFair-
IL fax. in Virginia, passed at October Term, 1924 in
the case # Edmund Lee. surviving executor OF Ri
chard Conway, decd. against Nancy Simms, widow Of
Charles Sinms, decd and John ID. Simms and others,
will be sold public auction, at the Merchants Coffee
House in Alexandria, OH Nonday the Sd day Of July
nert at - o'clock,
a Tract Of LAND,
in the said county of Fairfax containing 2614 acres
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn, Thomas JAM
ney and others. This land is well tmbered and of
good quality
Terms, one third of the purchase in hand, and the
residue in twelve months with interest, when deed
will be made by the subscrber conveying the title of
Richard Conway to said land, which is believed to be
unquestionable. EDM |. LEE,
Surviving Executor of Richard Conway, decd
june 9-dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
Oil Cloth Carpeting

VVlHERE is to be at the subscribers Store for
l. few weeks, the very splendid Patterns ofhs article
exhibited by Mr. Macauley of Philadelphia, last win
ter, at the Capitol in Washington, and the public &c.
morally invited to call and view them Persons de-
srous of furnishing their houses with this article, can
have Garnet cut to any dimensions wanted without
seam. JAMES T. BAhhf.
une6 NV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
For Sale,

A HANDSOME pair of well matched BAY PC
n m IS. Apply at Alexander Vests stable.
imne d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23
Philaae\pMia Fashionsfer1S26

inst Received by JOHN S. EMERSON
MR.. EMERSON respectfully invites gentlemen of
" taste and fashion 10 call and examine the portraits
at his shop on King street, few doors below the Me
clanics' Bank, where he will be happy to accommo-
date his friends and customers.
June % st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-23

York schooner, and deolars his intention Of de-
stroying The town in case Of further resist
ance."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27
Fi,on he Missouri Adrocate.

From The Missouri Aduocate.
Me- route TO the Pacific Ocean, dis
COZ cred by Gen. WaiiGm FL ash
ley, during his late Expedi,ion to the
Rocky Mountains
The General Government having
under consideration the propriely OF
establishing a military post at some
point within our Territorial limits, on
the coast Of the Pacific, the present is,
perhaps, the most appropriate time TO
communicate any Information, which
may IN the least tend to facilitate the
contamination of measure, in our o
pIDion, OF 80 much national impor
lance
Heretofore, those CRATE barriers of
nature, the Rocky Mountains, have
been called up to Judgment against the
practicability OF establishing acommu
nicaiion between this point and Pacific
ocean, But the great Author of ma
,ure, 10 his wisdom, has prepared,
aud individual entelprist discovered,
that so .'broad and easy is the way"
that thousands may travel it in safety,
without meeting with any obstruction
deserving thename of a mountain.
The route proposed, after leaving
st Louis and passing generally on the
North side OF the Missou ri River,
strikes the river Platte short distance
above its junction with the Missouri;
then pursues the waters ofthe Platte TO
their sources, and, in continuation
crosses the head waters of what Gen.
Ashley believes to be the Rio Colora.
do OF the West. and strikes, for the
first time, ridge, single connecting
chain of mountains, running from
north TO soutn. This, however, pres
ents no difficulty, as wide gap 10
found apparently prepared for the pur-
pose of a passage. After passing this
gap. the route proposed falls directly
on river, called by Gen Ashley, the
Buenaventura, and runs with that riv
err to the Pacific Ocean.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27
NOTTCE.

FEyHE subscriber having taken the
& C4RDLNG and PULLING EST.7B.
LISHsfE.NJi, ATE the property Of jonathan
Wickersham, deed. in Buckels. Town, where
II viii give him much pleasure TO serve The old
customers to the establishment, - well as al
Others who may favour him with their work
As he 10 known BY great many persons, both
in Berkeley and Jefferson. he deems Il unne-
cesssry to say more than that the work shall
he well done. aud on ~ reasonable terms ~ NJ
any olher Factory in either Of the above men
| toned counties lie will be ready TO CON-
uience CAkDiNG WOOi.bY the first OF May;
and will take ail kinds OF Grain. HAL & Feafh
era. in payment for work. If delivered At the
time or soon after the work 10 done
SlLAS OAK.
Bnckels T own. April u. 1876
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27
MARRIED,

On the 18th instant. Mr. WILLIAM M WIZ
xoop, to Miss EuzAsrrn VAsA.ras. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. JOSH. b y4nme tire, eliot this county.
AZ Bath, on the 18th instant, Doctor DANIEL
H,ea of Philadelphia, TO Miss SAAAa Gus
rrs. daughter of Col. Robert Gustin OF Morgan
At Brandon, on the 9th April, by the kt:
Rev. Bishop Moore. Mr. HrcsARD bian. OF
Frederick, to Miss AIMS HAaaIsos
A, chiliicothe, on the 18th. by the Rev.John
r. Wright. JoHs l. vAsxsTnE. Esq OF HARDY,
"a Miss MAsr HARNESS, of Ohio.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27
Important 10 FarmersS- Mixers.
KEHE s,hscr.ha~ ho ..s~ <>hS~sg-a -

N sHE subscriber having obtained b.
n leiiers patent, dated February the I5tiS..
1878. an exclusive right 10 his new improve.
rnent in the Threshing Machine. with two cv.
lenders, one revolving within the other ana
getting out the gram as il passes between the
two cylenslers, drawn by the motion Of tn
inner c, KINDER by teeth extended from eack
cylender towards the other, aud turned 81 =,
ny convenient power, and fed in any convo,
n.ent manner. will make or vend to others .
be made and used on APPLICATION. BY an, per.
son in or within the United States Of America..
this improvement in the Threshing MAchinS.
This is therefore 70 forewarn any person 81.
persons within the limits Of the United State
OF America C1hoEnas Beatty or his assigns En-
eepied,) from making, useing or vending 10
others to be used. this improvement in the
T'hrcslling Machine. As am determined Is
prosecute all who may 80 offend
The Subscriber also Hsrs to the puhIic. hin
new Improvement Isl the Wheat Rubber
rubbing the wheat between two cylinders. one
revolving y iahin tlie other. and rubbing The
wheat as Il passes between the two cylenders.
by pro,abessn, poihts extended between thA
two c, ieidets.
MICHEL sHANxA
March ri
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27

We may at length, congratulate our readers
ON the termination Of the discussion en- the
mission to Panama. 1t will be seen by relertnce
40 the votes on Thursday, that many OF those
members who held the highest opinions OF the
nur,ty and ability of the present administration,
voted for the amendment OF Mr.. McLane, be
cause they regarded il as IN no degree IN hos'h-
;ty With the views of the President, but rather
IN accordance with the sentiments contained IN
his message Owing to the pravsiencs Of fn,s
opinion, the vote in favor OF the amenal4en' ~
Mr. McLsne was greater thsn u "ou'. inc
w;.e b.ye been Yesterday, however. the mere
jealous friends of the mission' cohsiuerns "e
smenlmeot of Mr.. N cLane as an innovation on
shs cons i.tiou.l right, of the Executive, unit
- ~ re;ecf The resolutio,, and amendments and
the consequence was that TIE resolution as a
Mar. Journal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27
DIED.

On Sunday evening last, Mis- Mary Dawes
Earr, of this county -,
Al Shepherdstown, on the i9'h, JoHr NC.
FARLAxn, Esq. Of that place
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27
70 pp.n,ns Axp cosaKsrospEsrs

The Whisper to Newly Married PAR
mas elected from the virg ines antique sWhls-
per to Bachelors We have to inform Miss
ANY and Miss Tahiths. that their Whisper
can't be heard this week. being sqHeezsd out
~ our culums for the want of room
We would remind MIR Cragen, that like
friead Davis Of Winchester, We work for pay
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27

IL was rumoured on Saturday last in Phila-
saelpbia, that Colonel Burr had proceeded to
Washington, with the intention to call Mr.
Randolph to account, for having termed INN
ecorasdrel in one OF his speeches m the senate,
which has been published in most ct the news
papers A further rumour was circulated IN
this place yesterday. said TO be received ,nro'
a gentleman in Baltimore To his friend in Shep.
herdstown. that a meeting had taken place
betyixt the parties. and that Mr.. Randolph had
fell. This we sincerely hope is not truei no.
thing would give US more pain than to hear OF
MIR. Randolph,s falling by the hand OF the
.scape- goat Aaron Burr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27
Q. The ITheat Rubber

win be most useful addition to al mild
where il may be set, and worked with ssrspt
1t is intended efectuslly to clean wheat from
oil impurities Of smut, dirt. &c, will clean out
IS bushels in an hour, and not cost more than
$50 or S.. II can be seen ~ the subscfsber's
Ia
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27

In the proceedings OF the Senate OF the Un'-
ted States, Mr.. Barton gives most unpleasant
account of the public agents in MIssonri-wi
in the last seven years, according to his state.
ment, they have pIundered the Government
of more than half million of dollars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27

How PRINTEKs LIvE.--The editor oil
a paper in Warren ccunty, Pa says he
has not received two dollars in Eve
months. Many may doubt this, but
those who do so, give evidence that they
kaow but little OF ''the trade"
FSoon after the above nohce, il is re-
ported, the subscribers TO The paper, as
if stung with DELINQUENT conscience,
by an almost simultaneous movement,
went forward. payed up their arrears,
some in advance. upon which the prin-
ter got new types, better paper, and went
on with bis business as gaily as lark.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27


The Creek Trea'y-The Treaty OF ces-
sion and purchase, made in Washington
with the deputies OF the Greek nation OF
Indians. in January last, and submitted
to the Senate by the President on the
slst of that month, was ratified and con-
frmed by the Senate on Friday last, to-
gether with the supplemental article
subsequently agreed on, by which it's
understood, the wishes OF the State OF
Georgia have been so fully met as to
induce th e hope that all dissatisfaction
felt in that state, at the abrogatlon OF
the former treaty, will be dissipated
We have reason to believe that the
efforts of the Executive and especially
of that officer oft, (the SecRsTARY OF
WAR; to whose province the manage
ment Of the affair particularly belong,
ed. were never directed with more zeal
and assiduity to any object, than 10 the
satisfactory adjustment of the embari as
ing difficulties which grew out OF 'he
former treaty. These efforts produced
the Treaty of January, by which ABOUT
nine tenths of the territory IN question
was obtained for Georgia.
To further the concession obtained by
the supplemental article, the friends Of
ueace and harmony--the country al
iarpe-are Indebted, it is said, to the ex
ertions aad influence over the Indian
delegates, Of M. Benton Of the senate mate.
The following is the vote on the advice
and consent OF the Senate TO the Treaty
YEA.-Messrs Barton, Bell, Ben,oi
Bouligny, Branch, Chamber, Chandler !,
Chase. Clayton, Dickerson, Eaton, Ed
wards. Findlay, Harper, Harrison, Hen
dricks, johnson, Ky Kane, Lloyd, Mark
Mills, Noble, Randolph, Reed, Rowan
Seymour, Smith, Tazeweh, Thomas
Wiley so. u,
NSYS--Messrs. Berrien, Coot
Hayne, King, Macon, White, William
--7.--Aat, Int.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27
TRACT OF LAND,

with the appurtenance, situate in Morgan coun-
ty. wherein John A. Hamilton now resides.
adjoining the lands OF Henry Fawver. G.
Peudeton, &c, and containing about 500 acres.
Such title As il vested in US by the said Deed of
Trust, viii be conveyed TO the purchaser.
WILLIAM NELLY
ABRAHAM 8. BANE.
Anrl ov 1905