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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
GENERAL ORDERS.
DEPARTMENT OF WAX,
ApJUTANr GENERALS oFFlcl

ApJUTANT GENERAL 5 oFFICEt
Washington, 2lst alay, 1897.
The following amendments will be adopted
by the Army: NJ OOH os u1nf,r,rv
Tactics" Immediately before the word fright,
inser. the words, left, or,
.. As often as the command, port Arms
NAV occur, ,ranspose the words SO as 10 read,
.Arms-PoRr. s.o
S. In the second line OF No. ISL, OF General
Regulations of the Army, e1panse 'he "0ro
Immediately" :, :.
In No. l44s, line eleventh, expunge all Of
,h., paragraph after the words, "staf OF the
School" BY order, r. JONES, Adj. Gen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
Rom be Csneiinnatii Garet.e.

| SEN. yAShSoN .
The Louisville Advei tizer asserts that the
statement of Gen Jackson's accounts, hereto
i fore published in the Gazette, is not a correc'
one: and alleges that the assertion is. made up
on comparison Of the accounts with certi
fed copy in the Editors possession. The pub
LEGATION was made from certified copies, and
therefore lido not give credit to the assertions
of the Advertiser. Let the items OF incorrect
charge, in my publication be specified. BY
this course the matter can be tested.
The Advertiser asserts, also, that Gen.
Brown. received larger allowances than
Gen. Jackon. What has that to do wi tn
the question? Does one wrong justify another?
Besides General Brown does not set up for a
reformer, to be employed to cleanse the Au-
gean stable at Washington.
l had not intended to recur to this subject "a
gain; but since the Advertiser has stirred it, /
will present the public with another specimen
of Gen. Iackson's expenditures, which relates
to his civil list concerns.
Gen. Jackson officiated as Governor Of Flor
ida from the lst OF June, 1921. to the LIST of jan
nary 1922 3. Daring that time he taxed the
lars cts. For three months of this same
time from the Slst of May, 1921, he received
pay and emoluments as disbanded officer a
mounting 20 ISL dollars 65 cents. making an
aggregate of 69o7 dollars 79 cents, received
from the government for seven months employ
And as the General returned to the Hermitage
in November, it may, in truth, be said that he
was in public service less than six months.
The items of this account show the plan Of
living, which this cleanser Of the Augean sta
bic Of corruption adopted when the public was
his almoner "H1cidsnial expenses, $40 dollars"
"Sundries, sag ,oines, &c. lo47 dollars" should
like 10 know to wha, head Of specific appro-
priation Mr. Ingham would carry these items,
or with what grace the man who has presented
such accounts for acceptance, can refuse, if
President, to act upon the example Of his own
case, It's said that Gen. Jackson is now poor.
Verify if he lives as profusely at his own charg-
es as he does when the public supply him, 1t is
no, surprising that he is poor.
w. Harvey, for passage of Gen. Jack
son and family from Nashville to
Washington, Mississippi, 23s 90
Peabody and Chamberlain, for do, in
steamboat Rapid, l7o 90
r. Munro, ditto, in sloop Herald from
New-Orleans to Blakely, 27o 90
]. Austin, for transportation OF Gen.
Jackson's baggage from Blakely to
Montpeier, Is 90
Ditto, for board Of Gen. j. his family
and suite, a. Blakely, 277 Is
Blue and Shome, bill of stores, 244 81
Manuel Cons subsistence and forage
from 10th June to 18th July, 1921, 200 90
E. A. Blaine, forage at Pensacola, l46 AZ
Incidental expenses, 376 Is
EA Blaine, bill of sundres, say wines,
Sc &c. for the use Of Gen. Jackson
and his family, LOAF 80
r. K. Call, bringing horses iro~ Nash
VILE to Blakely, rs $50
Gen. Jackson's salary as Governor OF
the FIoridas from lst June, 1921, to
Is, January, 1922, 2,e2l ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
N.EsEsS a T-DR.g.As
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 4. 1897.

T No Paper will be issued from this Of
hce tomorrow. In lieu of the paper due to-
morrow, our Country subscribers will receive
the one of to day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
Notice.

NOTICE.
TINE Public are cautioned against paying over to my
money which may now, or hereafter be due to me for
furnishing water He is not authorised by me 10 COL
lect accounts to make sale of any of my property or
to transact business for any way II is very u.s.
agreeable to me to give this notice to the public but
the manner 1 have been treated makes it necessary
july 4-3t MARGARET WALKER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04

In accordance with the good old custom we
r..publish to-day the Declaration of Independ-
ence, which we doubt not will be more gere-
rally read than any thing We could have put In
It's stead.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
BOulting Cloths

TUsT received an additional supply of Boultng
81 Cloths of superior quality, which makes nv assort-
ment very good which for sale Oh reasonable terms
a,tend 20 JONATHAN JANNEY.
1TThe Leesburg Geaius Of Liberty, and Winckes.
ter Republican will publish the above three times, and
send their account, to this Office
june Is s'1"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
For Sale or Rent.

EEA ,,.d an Holmes Run, about 81 miles romAexan.
;ra. This property is well known. as to render
description unnecessary. Possession given on the LIST
August, when the Wagon, Team, Stock, &c. will be
sold, if not previously disposed of at private sale
Apply 20 w. MiLhhH & 'oN'
6mos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
Names 5. GunneN. M. -.

DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visters
ID of Alexandria, that he nay be consulted at Mr.
II. Clagetts Hotel, on every WEDNESDAY, from
nine o clock, A NJ until two, p. NJ.
All letters addressed to Dr. G. at his Office on Penn
sylvania Avenue, Washington City or left at Mr. II
Claget's Hotep in Alexandra, VIII be punc'ualy at
tended to. .c
april 9 eMu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
AlexaNAria Artillerists!

Won are hereby notified . attend at the Gun House
II Tomorrow morningSsh 4th inst at O'Clock,
for the purpose of firing salute Also at the same ,he
place at 10 o'clock, full uniform BY order OF inc
Captain. N
July 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04

Muscovado Sugar.
~ HHDS. and bbs. prime Muscovado sugar.
III landing this day from sloop Regulator, and for
sale nv JOHN s. MILLER.
Who has in Store
z hhds sugar
90 bags green coffee
500 bushels prime yellow corn
Russia and cotton duck
Is Is S Ss 1g o P sesf York City Inspection
Cordage, Manila Rope. Family Flour, &c.
June %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
AUCTIONS.
Hand for Sale.

WILL be sold on Saturday 2la instant, ~.Mly at
w the second Turnpike Gate OH the Little River
Turnpike Road. five miles from Alexandra,
A. One Kindred and Forty Acres Of M3esx.
HksH LAND. eTS
mn binding on both sides of the said %HSa
9road, and adjoining said Toll Gate. Ie4a>
ds land has two tenemen's on it one Of which is ST.
tuated on the road and has been occupied as Wagon
stand tor many years About thirty acres of the land
cleared the balance in good wood and timber and
abounds with good springs and running streams. 1t
has also on it of the beautiful situations for
improvement, in yiewof the road there is in Fairfax
county. Those persons who never had the advantage
OF land lying on turnpike roads, would do themselves
great justice by attending this SALE in order to obtain
good bargain, as wood land cannot be had at any
time so near the town.
Also, on the same day, will be offered for sale.
one other tract of land stua.cdn Asbermarle county
Virginia, four miles from Charlottesville, containing
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY acres,
all in timber except about IS acres which is cleared
and rents for $40 per year. Terms will be made
known on the day Of sale.-And said sale will COM
mence at II o'clock, A. u.
UTIn case sale can be made of either Of the
tracts of land any part thereof the said 21t day
OF july it will be sold at private sale previous to Tues.
day the 9Th day of October next application to me
in Alexandria. CHARLES SCOTT
Attorney in fact for the heirs of John Summers decd.
july4 Stawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-04
Breast Pin llOst.

7 OST on Wednesday last in some part of the town.
LIZ handsome Breast Pin, which cannot easily be
described. 1t was presented TO the owner by a near
and dear relation he IS therefore very DESTROYS of re-
covering it. reward of Two Dollars will be paid for
its restoration to the owner Enquire of the printers
iuly ST
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
=. NEW GOODS.

of this springs importations, consisting in part
as follows. viz: Sup. Blue and Black Cloths.
SUP Blue and Black Cashmere. Mkt Cassinet
and Sattenetts, Visonia Cashmere, Union Mix.
lures, Striped Fiorentein, Rail Road Drilling,
French Brown do Fancy coloured Prints,
Black and White CalIicoes. Rail Road Csico.
Striped Cinghsms., Plaid Ginghams, Gillian
Dresses, Cambria Muslins, Jackonet do. Book
do Maii.MuIl do. Swiss Muslin Points, Be
RIoons. Fancy Gauze Ribbons, Hombazet and
homoazines, 7.8 and a. Irish Linen, Grass
Cambric, Renting and Linen Cambria, Bolivar
straw Hats. Gimp Cottage Bennets, Paints,
Drugs, &c. &c. &c.
Also
a good assortment of Queens & Glass Wares.
Groceries of all kinds, Bar Iron, Castings, Shear
Crowley and Blister'd Steel; all which they are
determined to sell as low as the same kind Of
Goods are to be had in any town in the Valley.
Ihey respectfully invite every person disposed
TO purchase, to call and examine their Goods
and judge for themselves.
WILLIAM LONG.
JAMES p. ERSkINE.
JOHN w. STEWART.
April 25-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
New establishments /!
JOHN H. BLoNDEL. & Co.

WIN O. w.
TeAKES this method of informing the citizens
4. of Berkeley, Jefferson and the adjoining
counties. that they have commenced upon an
enlarged scale, the
Tin Plate, Copper Work j Sheet Iron
Business,
IN the corner house Of Anthony Blondel, at the
Intersection of Queen and Martin streets, where
the Timing business alone had been for some
time carried on by John II. Blondel They have
just received from Baltimore and Philadelphia
a large supply of Tin and Copper, selected with
the greatest care: and have employed first rste
workmeu in Copper, SO as to enable them to
execute all orders which they may be fsyoured
with for Copper work at the shortest notice,
and in the best manner. They make, and viii at
all times be able to furnish their customers with
Patent Stills and all their apparatus,
Half Patent ditto, do.
Common do. Worms, Globes, Wash
Kettles, Tea Kettles, Siops Pipe, Drip
ping Pans, SC. dc.
The workmanship Of which they will not hest.
tate TO warrant They will also have on hands
constant supply of Tin Hare of every variety,
! and will execute all orders for Spouting Houses
m other demands in the Tin trade. With the
utmost despatch. The above articles will be
sold at the reduced prices Of the times. Pro-
duce of every kind will be taken in payment ut
market price. Highest price given tor Old
Copper and Pewter.
Marttnsburg, May 24.--aE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
Baltimore and Winchester
MAIL STAGE,
Iaree ti,nes q ,seeE,. J

\ AtFSc sHF0s - t~foFSB/
Between Boousboro', Md. and Winchester, Va.
Connecting az sse latter place with tie Tennessee
Lsne rS9 stataton.
THIS Line leaves BcuusoOrough every Mon.
A day. Wednesday and Friday, after tho
arrival of the Western Stages from Wheeling,
fIagerstowr. &c. passing through Shepherds.
town. Msrtinsburg. and arriving st Winches.
ter, Va. same evening by O'Clock, p IN. Re.
turning, leaves Winchester every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. snd arrives in Bosna.
borough same evening, in time TO take the West
ter Stage for Hagerstewn. Wheeling, &c A
stage leaves Boonsborough every morning for
Baltimore and Washington Sunday excepted.
The Propretors pledge themselves to spare
no pains to have their Line in good order, the
greatest attention viii be paid to the comfort of
passengers; and under the present organization
there will be no delay of passengers.
OTfor seats, apply at Mr.. Edwards, Boons.
borough; MIR. Daniel Enters, Shepherdstown,
Mr.. William kroesen's, Msr,insburg; ard Mr..
Bushrod Taylor's, Winchester
All Baggage, Parcels. Packages, SC. at the
risk Of the owners thereof
a sAi HumR Rtasaaj Prsp""'r'.
May 24.-tf.
N. B Hcrses, Hacks. Gigs, &c. kept q, al
times in shepherdstovn, for the accommoda.
ton of passengers and Others, who may want TO
20 to Harper's Ferry, Shannondsle or Berkeley
Springs, or to any other place.
A Line will be established in few days, to
run from Martinsburg to Berkeley Springs.
All persons travelling by this line may be az
sured that there WILDE no night travelling.
Fore from BOonsboroHgh TO Winchester. 8 doliars
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

I AND AND MILLS FOR SALE.-The Sub
L. scriber will sell hrs PLi.4.NI.91Io.T aud
MILLS, situated one and half miles from Mas.
tlnsburg, the county seat ct Berkeley, on the
road leading from thence 30 Baltimore i'm.
provements are Merchant Miu, now in com.
plete order. with two pair Of burrs and one pair
OF country stones, Plaster Mill and Saw Mil,
comfortable Dwelling House, Kitchen. Barn,
Stables and other out Buildings The Land is
productive, and in good state Of eullisaaon.
II will be sold DIT fair price, on reasonable pay.
ments. Should il .lot be sold before the first
day Of July. the stills will be rented for a term
Of years to good tenant, for moned or -four
rent. In the mean time, applications will be
attended TO for renting the same.
JOSIAH FLkGG.
Berkeley county, May 24.-&'
ITforch Light, HageFstown, "a. cha, Gag
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

EVEN DOLLARS REWARD --s,rayed away
Il. from the plantation Of the subscriber, on
Sunday morning the 9th inst bright bay
FiLLY, two years old, has black name and tail,
bald face, right hlRd foot aud left fore foot white
and is very handsomely made. will give Five
Dollars Reward il taken up in the county, and
Ten Dollars if taken up out Of the county, and
give information so that may get her again;
and all reasonable expenses paid If brought
home. HENRY SMALL.
Berkeley county. May 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
AND FOR sALE.-rhe sub.cr;ber otT.,s

and FOX SALE.-The subscriber offers
Tor sale the LAND 90 which he lives. ~.
.'s On sack Creek, Berkeley county, Virginia,
Nl Gut elght miles from Martinsburg, adjoining
ti sAin'e's Mil farm, containing 500 acres
n improvements are a comfortable Dwelling
C'-VSe' hitehen, Barn, &c. an Apple and Peach
',nsFoi TWO never failing springs Of excellent
- "l'nin thirty yards of the door: there
r Is ABOUT 100 acres clear land. considerable
,pn u wh'eh is bottom land the residue
8, st !. el1'led with good timber Any person
ing 20 purchase viii apply to the subscriber
Known. rS S'lI I'i /, u1S r SS,'h'
MAJ - st.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

The MenSardt0,s - Several puhlica.
tons have already appeared in this pa
per- from gentlemen who have exsrilin-
ed the newly invented instrument Of
this name, at the city hotel. We have
ourselves, since seen the instruments.
and received when viewingit satisfaes
tory explanation ofits object aud ore
ration from its scientific inventor. ri.
L. Barnum, Esq The Menscrator 10
certainly an Instrument oil the highest
merit and utility, and is destined Ia
confer lasting honor upon its inventor.
no less than to elevate the scientific
character OF the country. lis object 10
to save time, labour and expense ia
surveying, and this it accomplishes ia
most ingenious and effectuai manaer.
1t not cur intention to attempt des-
cripuon of the mechanism OF the ihstru.
rnent, because although simple i, may
be SO tnuch more easily understood
Upon personal examination Of il.
which Mr.. B is ready to afford to ..
ny who will call upon him. The ex.
pense OF constructing the Mensuraior
is trifiIng, and its durability in actual
service has been proved III surveys
embracing an extent OF 478 miles. o.
yer plain and uneven surfaces, with
the one now al the hotel. 1t feduirea
only the labour OF one man to accom-.
plish all the branches Of surveying
which are now performed in the ordi-
nary method. and this too is done ~
fast as he can walk. Thus the saving;
of tune. over the common method. il
as one to isse, and the expense in pro-
portion. The inventor feels perfectly
confident of the correctness OF the 10.
strnment, and is willing TO prove the
same to mathamaticians, either By ex.
PLANTATION or occular demonstration.--T
We have heard that it has already IN
dergone the scrutiny aud test Of the
engineer department of the general
government, and that several inssru.
ulents have been since ordered for the
use of the department. Bait. .AnseTs
PITTSBURGH, May rs.
Commerce of the West.--A great
quantity Of Ohio tobacco has been
forwarded by this port for the Balsi-
more market, where il Commands
higher price for expectation than any
other offered. On Wednesday last,
atlhe Monongahela wharf we saw .
keel boat from GAINESVILLE, unloading
SO hhds. Of il, averaging nearly l00e
lbs. eachf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
whole No. 1879.

them to return 10 the fort On their
way il was proposed and agreed 10 &c
about three miles from the road to q
place called Cassidy's station, (whefs
settlement had been made and aband:
oned on account of its exposure TO the
lniians) in order to get waiermelons ,
which were in great abundance In that
place. When they came hear the en-
closure, Wade and Poor told Downing
TO sit on his horse aud hold their hors-
es, whilst they went to feconnoitre and
ascertain whether they could enter tho
watermelon-patch in safesy--charging
him on no account to leave the horses.
or move from the spot until they return
ed, unless the Indians should appear, or
he should hear signal agreed on, by
sound made on corn blades, in which
last case he should repair Immediately
with the horses TO a corner OF the fence;
and there wait for them. They aecoss
dinghy went, leaving hin alone; and ha-
wing been absent a considerable time. he
began to be uneasy, and regardless of
the positive isJunctons be had received.
determined to 60 and see what was the
matter. With this view he dsmounted.
and tied bis horses to the poles which
formed the fence of the enclosure. jun.
ped over and began TO make his way
through the high broom corn which con-
cealed the houses from view. When he
had almost reached the extremity of the
cornfield, be caught 8 glimpse OF tbs
cottages, and saw man whom be took
TO be an Indian, run frcm one house Ia
another, and st the same instant heard
the signal agreed on, given BY bis COM
panions. lie was now awata Of tho
imprudence of which be had been gull
~, and ran with all possible speed to-
wards the fence. Unfortunately, howe
ever, the violence with which he iumry
ed over il, alarmed the horses and thef
ran of, each with pole bsnging to lis
bride. Wade and Poor went 10 the
corner oil the fence accordingly To n
greemeht, but not finding Downing nor
the horses weie exceedingly alarmed,
and ran 10 ascertain the cause, when
they saw the horses running off anc
Downing running after them. With the
utmost expedition they caught their hor-
SEES, cut away the poles, sprang on them
and rode several miles in full speed
without uttering single word. AZ
length having recovered their self pos
session, they discovered they were MOI
pursued and proceeded on deliberately
home, censuring Downing in ths most
pointed language, for his imprudent con.
duet, which lad hazarded the lives or
the whole party
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
NEW GOODS.
at GerrarO' a-toii,lr.

THE undersigned having formed a,Co.part
nershp, to be conducted under the firm
OF JOHN " STEWART. e Co. beg leave
60 inform the citizens of Gerrard's.toW the
neighborhood. and the public generally. thst
they have common ,ed the Mercantile business
at the old and we'll known Stand, formerly oc.
oupied by Mr.. William Wilson, and lately b,
Mr.. Samuel K. Wilson. deceased, where ,ftey
are nov opening very handsome assortment OF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

MI AkSHAL'S SALE--Pursuant to a de-
1vA creetai order of the Superior Court Of
Chsncery, holden at Winchester, in a case de
pending IN said Court, pronounced the 10Th
November, 1885
The Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE
on buildings OF the State OF Virginia, PFts.
AGAINST
Alexander Cooper. Executor of Adam Stray.
er, deceased, Defendant.
shall sell, on Wednesday the 27th day of
June next, TO the highest bidder, Tor READY
MOSEx, on the premises, the HOUSES and
LOT IN the town OF Marsinsbarg. which belong
ed to the said Adam Strsyer, deceased, and of
winch he died sezed The sale willtaxe MACE
between the hours Of 10 and 8 o'clock.
6. w. SEWERS, .ILW CD.
May 81, 1827.--ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

Between Boousboro', Md. and Winchester. Va
Connecting az ne latter place with tds IsnHssoee
ktne rsa .SraHlalfafl.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-01

frA OOk BlNDERY The sub scriber has lat
- ly procured an additional first rate Boook
Binder, which enables him TO do all work,
that line, with neatnesS and dispatch. lie ha
received direct from Philadelphia, a very large
supply of paper ofvery superior quality, which
enables him 10 do any kind of Blank York at a
minutes notice, Merchants. Clerks, and the pub
TIC generally may rely on having any work or
dered of me, faithfully done and made out of the
best materials and at very low prces.-Persons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as | am somewhat at leis-
ure and can do them much better than when
ara pushed with work The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known To be done at in this
dart of the country, and in much more superb
or manner. ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Feb y 1907
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-01

ZnRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of
- trust, executed to the subscribers by VIM
Chick, bearing date the 26th day of July. 1924.
and duly recorded in the clerks Office ofthe
county Of Buckingham, we shall for the purpo-
srs in said deed mentioned, proceed 10 sell, ut
public auction, for cash, at the present residence
OF said WIN. Chick in Buckingham, on the 2sth
day of May next, the following property con
veyed in said deed, COR much as will be suiii-
cent To discharge the debts in said deed mem
tionrd,) TO wit: Jacob, John Portius. john
Cartman, Joe. Ephraim, Phss. Pleasant. .Jcn-
ney, Nancy, Grace, sally aud Henry; also, 20
head ofcattle, 8 head of horses, 3 yoke of oxen,
one cart, Is head of sheep, 30 head of hogs:-
also, all the household and kitchen furniture of
said Chick; also, the farm tools and the CT op on
hand; also, 3 Boats. II all the property is not
disposed of on that day, the sale will be contn.
ued from day to day until the whole is disposed
OF. Newill only convey the title vested in us by
the deed. SAAlL. L. CHRISTIAN,
SAML. BRANSFORD.
Trustees.
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