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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM CO.
LOMBIA.

By an arrival al New York, from Porto Ca
vslo, a gentleman of that city has received a
eller from his friend at La Guayra, dated the
7h Of October, communicating the important
intelligence, that Paez is retracing his steps,
and that the insurrectionary movements IN
Venezuela are about to subside oftheir own &C
cord, without even the Interference OF the Cen
ssl Government. The Mercantile Advertiser
gives the following extracts from the letter:
"La Guagra, Oct. II.
"Great changes, and for the better, have TAX
tnplace The leaders and promoters OF the
hcion are, by their recent acts, convinced that
NE People are not 10 be ruled, or even urged
inlo eiuil uar, and that their devotion to them
snot so absolute as, in the first instance, their
ssnlly led them to suppose. AT the meeting
alhe People, called by order of General Paez,
upon his arrival at Caracas, 1t was resolved
sd'scharge the forces raised for defence, or other
purposes; that depu,ation Of three OF the most
respectable men Of Caracas, be forthwith des-
patched TO Bogota, humbiy to represent the
sishts ofVenezuela, in short TO place things as
as possible as they stood, ere this unfor-
anae event took place. All this has been done,
and the consequence is, confidence is about to
@restored We certainly consider the affair
'a'ireiy al an end. So far as concerns the pow
uotthe General Government over this district
BOLIVAR is absolute in the hearts OF the people.
we have certain accounts of his being on his
way, and from what has taken place IN affairs,
sud the great intimacy that subsists between
usneral Paez and Madame Bolivar, some OF the
wise ones augur, nay, assert as fact, that Pa
1and Bolivar have perfect understanding
Dul thar rreat cacrifceS are To be made. name
s'e mentioned, sc. Upon this, we are Silent;
1oeasralulating ourselves upon the happy ter
mnalion OF this affair.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
Wirt's Grafton.

4 DISCOURSE on the Lives and Characters Of Tho.
n mas Jefferson and John Adams, delivered, at the
request of the Citizens of Washington. in the Hall Of
Representatives Of the United States the 18th Oct
1926. by William Writ, Attorney General ofthe Unit
ed States.
Just published, price so cents, on sale by
PISHEY THOMPSON
Washington November ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16

Female Education.--A correspondent Of the
New York American complains that his daugh-
mhas been to fashionable boarding school,
ase years, and is solving problems IN alge-
bra, and yet she cannot solve sum in the rule
dhree-he says she knows something about
ancient history, but has not got to modern
history yet"-she can neither speak nor write
English, but then she is studying French and
llalian-and she cannot go to school in the at
srnoon in the same dress she wore in the morn
ing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
HAS received and offers for sale his fall FALL ~.
Ix PORIATTON of
Best Bridport shad anu herring seine Irvine, In
casks and bales
Bridport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
Best Dundee oznaburgs
On HAND, FROM RECENT IMPoRTATIoNs--
Flnshings, and Devonshire kerseys
8, ID, and 10 point blankets
ga, 1914, ia, 124, 1874 rose do
Fine 81 Irish sheetings
Towellng and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanno hdkf's LIST quality
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Superine blue and black cloths
Cassinetts, checks and bedticks
A good assortment Of brown and bleachcd domes.
tic cottons
So, "a and A. Venetian carpeting
a. fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
few pieces black, blue slate, and brown best su-
perfne bombazettes
DOUBLE GLOSIER CHEESE, &c.
nov 9-d1w 2aw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16

Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Sc.
~ M. ana Sugars part lst quality st CrOic.
$50 boxes choice Gunpowder and Imperial teas
90 chests and half chests Young Hyson do
20 bags coffee
80 hhds retailing moasses
5000 bushels ground alum salt
500 sacks blown do Liverpool filed
$500 gallons choice old whiskey
10000 lbs yellow and brown soap
100 boxes mould & dipped candles IS Their own
manufacture-warranted
Is bags Tennessee live feathers
500 old fine hams
Nth general assortment of Wnes, Liquors. Spices,
Dye StufS, Gunpoarder, Shot and other
GROCERIES,.
For sale for cash, at usual credits to puncta GUS
toners, by
nov IL VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
AaF,ss3a, N1T1Ds&1Aa
.,,,pspAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1926.

evenings mail enables US to form q
correct opinion as to the result Of the
vork Election. Returns have been re-
n.y. from forsy-two counties, giving Roches-
H' na;ori,y Of 9o4 over Clinton, and leaving
Len counties to be heard from, most of
w." '.h & is expected, will give large MAORI
W. er Rochester. The Ciintonians acknow-
~ =. me election to be doubtful, but profess TO
'ss that many Of the accounts received by
''.,s ere incorrect, and that Clinton will sue
'' ~ bv small majority. We can scarcely
lave however, that they are sincere. It
m.nifsst we think, that they anticipate de-
:, The Evening Post remarks:-"The old
IN Connecticut, "that there is no know
'ho IS Governor until after 'lction,' APP
.,rs 10 be applicable at the present time
!. MIS- state. Reports say that both Erie and
,a.s,ra have gone this year against Mr..
r,;a,ou bat they are but reports, for surely
.,h;up can yer have been received from those
,.,,ies. It's however perfectly apparent that
4, Clin,on's majority is already greatly re-
,nced from what it was two years ago, and in
=. oninion of many his election is considered
aoob,fuI Tomorrow mornings northern
AL; will probably bring us sufficient to decide
4, controversy. In the mean time let us hope
for the best"
hi believed in New York, that had Clinton
A,,n elected Governor, he would Immediately
lave been nominated as candidate for the
Presidency, in which case Gen. Jackson would
have been Withdrawn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
VIM. ". Kennedy

Wm, ~. Kennedy
HIS IN STORE .aND OFFERS FOR SALE
S 1IERCES faow
AZ barrels rosin
3 barrels spirits turpentne
90 half bbls No. i and Hackerel
Is bbs New York city prime and mess pork
$500 lbs corkwood, suitable for the Fisheries
10 reams Amies' superior hot pressed letter paper
S boxes sperm candles
IS kegs manufactured tobacco
Winter pressed lamp Oil, linseed Oil, White Lead in
oil, Spanish Brown, Coffee, Tea and Sugar
find duly expected per schr Franklin, Capt. Price
1900 bushels selected CRATE Goals
nov s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16

In the city of New ork, vote was taken at
he late election, on extending the elective fran
thse, and electing justices o. the peace by the
rople In favor of this measure, there were
1922 votes; against it, lis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
From the Ph;lndelphia Frnnklin Gazette.

From fhe Philadelphia Frnnkln Gasetfe.
The supercaIgo of the brig Delight OF Phila-
aebhia, which was seized in a Mexican port
y Consequence of the want of the Mexican con-
s sofs certificates to the invoices, writes from
ssal, October ~, not only corroborating the
sisure Of the vessel, but the conhscation Of the
'argo also. He had appealed from the deci-
aon anc was determined TO carry The appeal to
capital itself, if the decree of the inferior
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
Hurr BLOCKS.
sreuch & Spanish Languages

vr1t1E subscriber will commence of inst,uc
t;on in the rudiments of either, or both the above
languages, on Monday evening next, at o'clock, in
the room he occupied last season onWashngton.street
doors north Of the corner occupied by Chrstonbe,
Neale, Esq WIN. LANPHlER.
sept 29--tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
IAOst

ON Thursday or Friday last, by Young lady, an
u One Hundred Dollar Note Of the U. S. Rank, iwhe
Their of the parent bank of its branches not
collected.] Areward of FIVE DOLLARS will be CIV
en- and no questions asked, if the finder will leave it
with the Editor. OF nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16

We understand that Mr. SERGEANT, Minis
uf Penipotentiary to the Congress Of the A.
msrican States, will. in week or two, take his
departure in the Hornet, which is@shortly ex-
rcsd here, for Mexico. The story of his de-
Ching the mission, is altogether unfounded.
aurora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
Engineer Office, Beaufort, ~ C.
DrcrMpER both. 1926.

ME Engineer charged uc;ion Of the Fo't 10
he hui on h. Eastern extremity oftie Bosue banks ~
'hs harbour, w for about fourteen hou'sn
Perehes good dablr building Stone and thie millions Vi
good durable III he also quantities oil lun
bei and ~ stsr-sh41..
Tho persous A.. wish TO contract, are Adveitsed--
l. That the eh acer OF the Stone Ger sampie) must he
approved an OF different character 10 be received
hui At the option q The Engineer
p That DUNN IA. continuance of deliveries. stone To
be inspected and Rruved rejected wheh board til.
s. Tha; the Sttq must bounded by nearly rectangular
surfaces and hayea due proportion length, breadth spi
hiekness s be lei r.cd the face, lit 10 be u,d al
line work be other e forming joints, without
pains and that stone weighing less than Iny pound,
he reoe.yedbut atitN option ltie Engineer.
T. That the he measured in arectanculir solid.
(he stone. be laid u.e they can be laid ~hvu.
aug and he perch Of twenty live solid feet.
D Pay wil Ice made actors; INT ad
vanees Ia he made is less H., pecilagreemeB The Engineer
will every sttent neres, and convenience Con-
tractors co's,teui VI his duty.
t. What will frame. aud other onvcnirnecs TO b. pro-
vided by the United tae., which all deliveries
made unless by sped permis ion TO the can't
q PrOpos.Is Il. what they desire in exri-
nation Of THEN contrib what time they will commence
lveres what quai.fi y.sh, quarter, they will
liver: whether they III the whole qant, or
part what dene price per perch they will make be-
tween the CONT act for the Whole part
o. That the failure tfhe CONT actor anv one STIMULATION
shall If not imedael, Explained To the satisfaction En-
ginecr he breach whole, aud option Oh, Hon
oiab,e the Secretary War, forfeit the
n,ed States will heeupon he entitled 10 the Of daa
ages assessed undet thei equations 81 paragraph q
D. For the faithful eriomanec OF siPnia,iOns bond. with
approved security will ereqned f the pay penalty
sue'ent IN sm'nnt 10 en the United states for dssges
and losses resulting rck such failure, together with
COS ana ctsrs OF red ssfing ihr.sme.
TO- So much Of tLr abese applicable TO btck. will
suvttn tlo.e persons "a ring
IL. Proposals he eacd, and endorsed Proposal To-
contact isr the deliver Irf by :" Tn.
proposals will be opens day. between first and
Stoe nth of March, aud the bidder Ia en-
ter without delay into w ,ten engagements.
H. The lug the privilege OF iecnr the whole
number Of opsa, hsl he deem lowest price proposed
high; but he will lie authorized 10 reject lowest for
anotI suh,eqen osa II b-fo, the writing. -
tcro changed, still should eivcd and should
appear that 1t was made s intended 10 he received at ht,
office before the appoi for opening proposals shall
be received aud seed h like with the other pro,
posals.
Jan. 10. aO-o,vAv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
LAND EOR SaLE


SOR sale, my tract Gland in Ahemare county, heretofore
my residence consisting 500 about 1000 which
are Oi the best mountain quality, and 800 lying below
mountain, and extending fcin generally OF good quality,
and remarkably well mbere and ateted. lies on
the south side ct the Riyanna branch james River
gable for Baitea 20 Milton, which within three halt
miles IL is five miles fron Charlottesville, and
JuVery OF It's advantag situation for health
~ no Tenask need here The all the usu
improvements ON i eciunoiious dwelling house,
or servants aud other domestic purposes good stables
harms, with threshns machines grist MILL with good
houses for and wei. posted for each purpose
and all in good repair rheractmay be divided,
yinto several parts will he sopOsed desired. pay
eDt othe purchase he made by instruments,
very liberal credit, he agreed the time OF
and The stock of kind may be sold with the
have also for sale another tract OF rather 700
acres miles within ofthc
side, which lies WE'LL OF good qualify, well timbered and
waered, aud has valuable Uf lime pa it,
THIS Tracts divided INTO fais, each having einr
house very oomnodous for small family, with ou
buildings Credit will he given for this like manner as
Tor the other Persons inclined purchase, willares. them
selves diIeetlyto me. JAMES MONROE.
OakHAl Loudopn county, Va. April II. Ii5-tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
BELL TaYERWtFOR SALE

aNtE SUBSCRIBER, wisng IL retire from public business
a offers for SALE his elegant the town s
Lnery Bedford county, which, fol- the and Of
It's advantages, exceed by public house Virginia. and
equaed by very few. In addition do beng situated IN the
midst Of populous and wealthy couy alnt
UNKNOWN and where all the concentrates facilities
~ 10 ensure The most complete person DESTROYS
10 engage ia this business, be pit cured the mode
rate terms commands presena which the uF.c
Der believes to be wholly The buildings are large
eommodiou aud in good Of Fepar. They consist 81
two story brick dwelling house, fNef
numerous, comfortable and convenient; brick Kitchen viii,
all the necessary oknr Servants &e stable 25
feet in length, 100 o which bcl. balauoc framed ana
entirely with forage garrett cieny capscious 10 eor
tain supplies for year. Attached this range Of %
100 eet long neatly shielded o,trn-house te-ho,e ami
smoke honse; well adopted 20 The PURPOSES loi which were
re'Peovey 70 wteh Is back lot offs
extremely fertile. The subscrlter will n s
purchaser requires IL, small TRACT OF LAVD imnied
atey adjacent which ~ his state lof Improvement; por
ton Of which is well set in clover.
The of the sale will he accom- uodaiinx; only small
portion Of the purchase money will b required hands the
balance conveniently arranged that te purchaser will be able
the payinents by the profits drising from the house
House servants, furniture, stock also be had
Possession will he given christmas, torner required n
sale oanUob effected by the 25h III December next shall
offer the house for Teat for term OF ears
Augus2. 25--if WILLIAM TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
GENEROUS EXAMPLE

1t is with peculiar qualification that we are per-
mted to record another act of genuine liberality.
A Presbyterian Clergyman from Prince Edward,
in this states in company with his schole family OF
SERVANTS, passed hro' his city during the present
week on his way to Norfolk, whittier he has gone
to provide for them passage in vessel that is
shortly to sail from that port TO Liberia in Africa,
and to give them his parting blessing.
We learn that this family of servants, consists o:
an aged mother ard ten children. The latter were
unwilling to leave behind them their venerable mo-
Their, who in her advanced life preferred to remain
in the family to which she was afec,iona,ely at
tached by many endearing ties. She however con-
sented to go, saying, that g though she could de-
rive benefit TO herself, yet for the prosperity oil
her offspring she would accompany her Children -
Richmond Fam Visifor, Jan Z.
e Rev John ID. Paxton late Pastor of the Pres
byterian Church in this place. Eds Bacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
Nov.
a FE..II8LE .STHOOT

Sd ILL he opened the 1.t Of February next resi-
- e"ct oi The sub'che in the county OF Gooehand,
der The supellnendance of lady of eptonae morals
and well qualified to teach the following branches
geography, with the of the globes, astronomy
velvet;
The fee for tuition in either, al above rsn
and boarding will be 100 dollars per anui payable
" ~ advance The number of Scholars including the
ber children, will he limited about yelveo these six or
seven will he received boarders. The boares furnishing
their own bedding. Music will he taught if ie.ei by skill
fol mucrnaet he neghhourhood; but will he addiii-
onal expense The situation of the healthy
State OF Virginia. Is. FERGUSON
La Vallee, Jan. IL. 77--6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
- sr.ss-s ~se~s, .,s.-z-.
4 Fathers Fuewen to his Daughter.

Come near TO me my geulle girl
Come sha,e fathers parting sorrow
And weep with NE those Tears To-day,
Nor thou, nor |, may weep ,o-no. row.
Cone lean once more upun NY brea,.
A. when simple child ,Mc,sinS,
For another 'lAy, and TAR away
VIII thou b. iron.;h, fathers blessing.
The wind blnws fsirl, Tor the
The white waves round thy haik are swelling,
Thy lover signs, tor the morn t"ri'c,
And maze thee bride, my gentle Ellen:
V, clOsei, clos, r, round cling,
Though another caim ti, love o-moIrow,
None, none ate bcr,, to trIroye the tea,
Thai dO~s to-day for father sorrow.
Come, gaze on me, thou da ling ehid.
Ma iairest. aud my fIudlr.t ch,rishI,
Thai may ira e, in thy placid iaGe,
Thy mothers beauty ere she retI.ld.
Aud let me hear thy mothers song,
Yet once more from thy sweet lips .w Cling;
And none again shalt slug that aii,
The las, song OF my gentle Ellen.
And say, that when between us lie
Wide lands and ailay a mountain hillow,
Thy heart will tend to thine earliest frivnd,
Aad thnh imp aver Of his aged pillow.
F"r my head i. white with winter snow
No earthly sun away may carry,
Unt,l come 10 my waiting home,
The last home. wler. the aged tatry.
Theu lean once more upon my breast
As when simple ciii', sitssins,
For another DAY, and fan away,
VIII thou he isom ii, fathers blessing.
Ay, closer, closer, round ne cling,
rhough another clam tbs love to-inorrow.
Rome, none are here, TO rcprovc the tear,
That i""s to-day for a father sorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
.Nary COMMISSIONER Office,

iyII ,ne. OF the Say will sealed Promo
sails until the 3it day u this month"; for such quantity of
iI COILS, Of the be-t qdaity may he required duria
the preeGt ear, tn. contracting at the Navy
Yards al Tvs
Portsmouth, New ual p.hre,
Charleston ?, Massachitseis,
brooklyn, New-York,
PhiileplIa, Pennsyi,taria,
Washington District oe Columbia,
Go'PoTi, Virginia, and
Pensacola. Il
The whole he leyerAd al the ff,ren, Yards rrc
from any additional expense tote United States, ami .hier
10 the Inspections ut the com of the
Pectve yards other IApecsion as the
dirt ct. y
The proposal must Ifrce asked per buhe Of fee
Pecks.
jan, f.l.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
TWENTY DOLLARS REWsRD

~ ANYWAY from The subscriber living the upper end of
Prince Edward county, Va the 26h Of February last
negro named ARCHER lie is about 81 or 25 wears of
age feet 10 inches high, very dark Completed has
snail scar aerothe down look when spoken TO- and
Raleigh Farley Of Iuok county, Va; he was raised in
the county Of GooehIand lay old B Raord who lately d
ed or 10 miles below CarteFsye, Micheaux ferry,
have understood he is related free negroes who have
me benefit OF an education, than probable he has
obtained free papers, and probably the James River
Canal will give the above reward 10 any person VIII, will
deliver said negro to him any Jail get
him again George ADNITr'
Prince Edward comfy Va Auru., o OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
Ffftv Dollars Re,por,I-Sfop The ViYo;n

q BOUT the middle Of august, calling himself Pet
IA ubone passed through this place and took with him
negro man Of NINE. PebOue Is about five feet high dark
complexion, long dark hahss suspicious look gem
teely dressed. lie has been in the Army and il is said desert
cd aud went to Canada lie is musician aud plays
every instrument and makes peensons dancing
FREDERICK The negro maui is tall likely fellow yellow
complexion, well dressed, has share Of impu-
dence, aud fond Of the company Of white
etrceu Fdi e aud took with him susu poo bay bofse
These fellows crossed al Banaes ferry Tie Savannai
yer into South Carolina, the 5Ot Angus They we're seen
~ Grcesle district shortly aefNards. The white man Wa
On ioothe negfo riding with his fiddle tied behind him
The white aid he lived Greenville District and that
he bad PURCHASED the negro ofm
The above fewifd will be given Tor the apprehension and
confinement Of these fellows any Jail, that ge my
hinds thenpf thirty dolsrs for the negro alone.
liiedgcyle, Geo. sept. 27f 42---tC JAMES CAMAK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
.NEDIcaL PRZzE Essay

Recorder
si-one VIII? somewhat Disposed to become competitor
for your medical prizes would he glad informed
Poa,on PhlIadephin paper whether he to understand ,e
word H'iory the Question OF Gout, &c To an ac-
toca detail of,he their appearance, and the
treatment adopted by practitioners Information ontbs
point will limit the range Of research.
ReplyThe word History refers account ofthe order
and progress Of the symptoms of the disease, OF its pathology
founded such aet confirmed by good authority OF are
The result oi personal observation of the Progno causes
such catment has been posedto in it.
and not historical detail Ofhe disease, first
B. Science cause Of humanity being deel, con-
nected with the subject made under consideration, Editor
friendly to IT. promotion will confer favor by giving The above
MEDICAL REcoRDER-No. 49,
that No 35 Is just published The present number will he
found TO contain unusual quantity Of natter connected with
medicine and surgery embracing all new important medical m
fnaion from all quarters Amongst papers will be found
an Essay by d. cawsigbr (which has obtained premium
gu the symptoms morbid anatomy treatment
lsnanteye by this Essay will appear that purd animal
and vegetable matter ofhe principal
diseases. Df. jameson Baltimore the surgical ,uio
Oft neck ard face Wardrop ane5rism Jame.
the removal ofciearoes from the neck Keyon axIarv
aneurm Scott diase nfamuiaon Kinaruoek on eonr.
NAL hydroce phalu Mcgee purpurea baenorrharca An
essay bydrophoba which will be found TO contain much in
loraon ~ t'son to mat distressing disease Of
mems IN Of wound IN the stomach by Of duck shot
on aehonic spasmoio affection Of The boweCae OF ohorea
by Dr. Wharton ofVngnia Carpenter several varieties Of
eint h M bark.
Under head ofreyews will be found review Of the
unpublished medical writings Of the late Caleb Hitler Parry
81 vol fd London medieoclugcal Medical
Journals OF the United Statehe reviews generally embrace
all the important practical matter ofthe works reviewed
The Analeoia AID Medical Intelligence embrace much in
ercine Information them Will he found some va,,
bic extracts from the unpublished writings The late Dr. Math
ew Uaile tey embrace observations Stawn from his
experience OF cita'f ~ ~ extensive practice gilmore than
thirty years letter from DR. ChenaD one Of the surgeons
a" The New York HoP'tl sPeiug Of the superior advantage
Anebuy apPaian' io iraotures-hy this letter w he
seen that person With broken mn about plea
crutehcs
N b. Dr. Meter Flag q Richmond Va. Agent for the
cal Recorder will receive subscribers t. this work
jan. y. gf-2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24
Dismal Slcan,p LAND Cnnnnnu.

Owe FOURTH SHARE FOR SALE.
resolution ct the General Meeting the Dismal Swami
- Land Co. will be sold the Coffee in the CITY
ehmoud the LIST Of February 1926 at ~ O'clock One
Quarter Share Of the Stock in aid Company, purchased from
The estate OF Samuel G deceased, by the said oompany-
Terms cash. LEWIS RI
The National Integencer and Norfolk Beacon will insert
this until day OF sale, and send their this office
Jan.5. 1l-,..