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iSk vrtgc Of deed ct trust executed by william Wool
- dec "a h lie ttue 10 te .u5,e, bey, ~, Inc o.,s
recurring 10 Jacob Myers Fredsrick A. s aud Wii,lu
fs'eu trustees ofthe ste David Ross dec the payment
esr'aa uhi he en- nentine bsaug date the 28,h dtj
oi March 1917 and duty recorded IN tysnua county court
w he 1poed 70 sale before tie door 81 The Sofehouse r
mazuder Lewis tE the toesn of Coiuuti sad tpvnfg
horesa'd ou he 2it dty Il July 1871 certain Tract
psrfe Of ni state lying beius tc 'i couoty, on Che
rufln SIDE oi nc hvtnna hver Opp1src the ace c4
The Bsfrltk F, and containing BY urysy I've be ht
auIc or lest being The rice generally called anil
known BY tbo Of WOOL Wdi rne ute 90 % vested
as Trustees only ri be convey -l-
= ylIBERtAEE, j..
~ FtMBEakfKE.
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TRUST SEE

Saturday. the 2sth ia, cf July next will he .nl ny
~ the uber,berto the highest bidder for cash. at Lang
hotnes Tavern Formerly nicha dson in Cumberland coun-
ya ns5r' man, Drurv, the property Of John H.
acc. me sa'd negro conveyed The subscriber and Tari
ton Williams, IN trust, for the henri; of Maurice Lang hur
Jr by deed bearing date the lay II DE 1885, and of re-
cora IN Cumberland county curt clerk. ofice.
The subscriber will convey such title onv a. !. vested ia
HIM ny the deed aforesaid. BENJAMIN r S,RIJc;GS
June 10 10
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LdJND ROR SIZE

- virtue OF deed iD exccu'cd the .uhe-sr
- James Jones, dec in bis life time rsr,sd 10
tue ONCE OF Suiy county court 10 the
u sums Of money thc mentioned due Mrs. e. Wc.ou
shall at the request OF Ms. we..on proceed 20 SELL tie
highe bidder, Tor ready money urry courthouse on
23d day Of July next fair. il not, the fsr day.
the Sabbath the tact Of and in the laid deed euonri
whereon tbs said Jones resided the his Death The
,o good and the buildings convenient and comfortable.
The title believed 10 he unquesiionabc; but such only
acquired under the trust Iced aforesaid. will convey.
JAMES ID. EDWARDS, trustee.
June ~ I2-suis
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Cash Sale Of Vol,,obIe N.o,.,a.

y NEtttEUtt .FtSTUt3
Yt& virtue q" deed of trust from Charlie. Irving of the
~9 county OF bingham, aud duly recorded in ia, eerL
"tnce OF sid county OF To the hrhe.,
bidder for ready money the p,rpo.es therein mentioned.
on the 18th day Of July, al the residence sand Irving
lhy very valuable Negoes consisting men, u1
men boys and srl, remarkably likely The It'll. /. unq,
hona6e RANDoLPH HARRISON. Tru,,
- - NELSON PAGE, Ices.
W. virtue OF sdeeI Of trust bearing date IN. 2Sb March
~ 1928, execute, TO bv Chas Wld.on aud vile will
ne sd nj Cunherhnd Couit House, 2;rd ,v of Tniv
next tor ready MONEY the following slaves v Phil Esth.s
aud her children Julian Billy aud Reha ,r such oftben
der the deed aforesaid. f-' va
SAMUEL TAYLOR
WM. $. DANCE, tNteet.
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SIGA:s. IN EwcLs1.2.

The accounts OF the meeting oil the British Par
lament are deeply Interesting. New parties are
marshang themselves. a determined Opposition
is organizing To Mr.. Cannlng's Ministry We do
not exactly see the whole ground-blt it is Gin
gular spectacle 10 zee Broushsm aud Tiefney, and
Slr f. Barring arrayed on he ministerial benches =
We trust, that Mr.. Canning is placed in such cir
cums'ances, as 10 compel the government sup
potl more liberal system, 20 recognIze the Claims
OF the Ia holes, and TO yield something 10 the
rights OF the people Some decided pledges to
This effect must have been given, before Burde,t and
broughs would have taken sides With the Min
istry. We shall wait the - Signs of the Itnes''
with great solicitude and las copious details OF
the Debates Ia Parliament before our Readers
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The National Journal charges US with having
circulated SANDER against IL. We are certainly
distinctly under he impression that it did counte-
nance he attack on Mrs. j .ckson. We are in
deed aware, that after Mr.. Walsh had reprohated
ms attach The Journal did g throw some IL
torla observations, with view to check these al.
'empts" but we call upon the journal 10 cav.
whether 1t did not, in the first stage of the business
take different grolnd.-We wall pu, this matter
upon very plain issue. Let The Journal repubsb
The editorial article, with which il introduced Ar
noids letter and II itdoes not justify all that
have SAID about the journal, then viii we most
chesriuliy "retract" our statement on this subject
--Let place rs two articles in parallel columns,
and we shall best determine whether there has been
any change tone. The moment W see our error
the Editor of the Journal may be assured we will
be willing to confess it,
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To The Greek Executive Committee in .Aew
York.
GENTLENcEN {:

Ii Is with sentiments Of gratitude 10 Him
who rules both winds and the waves, that | now
nave the pleasure OF Informing you of the hitherto
good success which has attended us sinca vve lac,
lsh New York. Without wesryiOg your patenc.
by entering into minute log book detail OF our
passage, suiiee u 10 say that scarcely breeze has
blown IN contrary objection TO our course. nor
eSln retarded for one moment our progress Health
and ehesriulness have beeh the Constant attendants
oil all on hoafd the Chancellor, aud we look Tor
ward WIN pleasing anticIp-;iess O\s happy terml-
nation OF our voyage.
We arrive here the afternoon OF the 29tb
and learnt immediately that the brig Tonjne. Can
tain Harris, from Phladolphis, bound on fhe same
benevolent object As ourselves, lett this place FIVE
days since for Napol iii Romsnia. As we have
learnt from our Navy a gent IN this place thai
Commodore Rodgers has all the naval force under
bis command engaged in suppressing pifacies in the
Archipelago, aud that u would be extremely doubt.
iul whistler be would have in bis power 10 grani
US convoy even 1t we were 20 90 TO Port Ma
non and request Il, we have adopted the resolution
oil sailing 10 morrow evening for ibe Island Of
Cerigo, and from thence to N1poli Iii Romania.
Information regards the state of war In ereee[
is better here than in the United States. II 4
said that Lord Cocarane has at length entsfed The
Orecisn service in earnest, and that he has sue
ceeded IN taking corvette lately built a, Leahorp
| By Mahomet All Of Egypt.
On The subject Of piracy, would observe, tba,
isno more tbsn bat every person acquainted with
The state Of Greece might have forsseen, tina,
Greeks, despoHed OF their property forced from
Their native residence, Owen, IN many instances to
the sad alternative Of either killing their wives and
children, or suffering them TO fail in,o The hand.
\ oi The Turks, without any setned place II abode
or without the reach # a government sutIieieotI,
energetic 10 keep them within bounds. ,youl1
take property when and where they might 6na
H. The pirate ought not, indeed, 10 he ezoaersteI
from The gcaal'y Is o. t.s cs,ao. b,t l.,n .
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Travelling Cabinet. -Such is the name which
mas been given to the present cabinet of the gene
RAJ government, and with some, bling like reason
ME-. Gay IL now on a visit to Kentucky, in ord.r
10 Try his skill In gaining friends tor The cause OF
bis ally, Mi. Adams. He s to pass through Penn
syIVania- there be does not expect much We be
iieve this IL The laird, certainly the second time,
(-lnce he has been in ofce) OF his travels He eats
"here'er dinner can be got up by some "twenty
Knights then naAes -peech, full of profession, g.
winch speech Is published in all The administration
prints as splendid effort of the great man. All this
is intended Tor ehec' But Secretary Barbour too
Is winginS his way from the Capitol, and is to fiy
hroush Pennsylvania. Alasl poor state OF ours,
that the whole cabinet E" pioneers and alp are TO
attack you! How can is be that you stand firm
In patriotism, principle and devoted attachment to
Gen. Jackson, the friend OF manufactures, the
statesman, and the hero! will ye not be duped or
bought oy speeches, praise, or egen more solid
gift? Alas for The cabinet.
III is sad that the President himself is to tYarel
through New York, aud the Eastward durine the
present summer--menbers of the cabinet, too,
are 10 be kept moving in various directions
Is II not monstrous that our heads OF government
should thus abandon their duties aud roam abou,
electioneefing to keep themselves IN ofii:e, When
hau an administration, before, recourse to
these things? In the present instance, it il no
excuse TO these officers that this TO them il a
critical time Ii the opinion of the people is
against them, II is not TO be changed by their
Means, nor will acquire if possible additional firm
nesg. + pb;J M
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lJoltHlu ufcuffd.
MARRiEDl on the S0,h May, IN Rrhaond County. b,
Tue Rev DIT W,shin gton, NJ Tunes j. Mfndute 10 ,b.
a"iab'e Miss Lucinda eldest daughter Of Mr John Lyc
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New YoRE, June IA The Executive Com.
mii'ee, for the relief of the Greeks in this civ.
have received letter from Mr.. Jonathan p. Nil.
Ter, their agent on board the ship Chancellor from
which the following extracts are nader Itappears
lh.' 'ne Oommlttee are about bringing their sc-
counts to a close, aud they have notified all ner-
sons intending TO con rbute TO the Greek fund. 10
forward their contributions on or before the IC,b
day OF July next GDoiIy Ain
q" GIBRALTAR, April % 1897.
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newspapers rem the Interior of Pennsylvania
IRON all the Counties give the strongest as
sursnco ofthe fast and firm dew o,ion of the peorle
TO the cause OF Jackson. We might flil our co..
lnnns daily with extracts from the country papers
giving accounts OF meetings, militia i"-rer- Sc
IN all which, the friends OF jackson have a great
majority in some places, there is an unanimous
ieeiing /" he favour. We yesterday received
letter from Washington county, which says
we all assembled IN the Dutchman's Tavern,
last evening, and read the letters in the Demo-
cratic Press, stating the changes IN public opinion
IN favour OF Adams. How we rutseh with laue H.
ter at such an attempt to play of toax on
your citizens. Here surprised to NEE,
three or four Adams men together, for il seems
we are all for Jackson. Ii PENNSYLVANIA does a.
Wen generally a. This county, she Will give
majority OF $4,000 votes for "the Hero and
statesman PHI. Pal
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PAYAM.f-TAcuP1Y1

SoRpt'Ssd day or tro since NTH gsntes,a the
Pseta'nty '0he tfis city If Me1ieo on tie ii6oc
az td ttnls u was not anticipated thu ne Uongr.-
a''ps I.'fa cue, eo"0sns at 7acu5ayq The onl hin
PIsseHt IA nsroo geTe hose Of tie United S.i md
ron O'tatf"nld bod rssigIed and ystrnsd home TI III
toaH g9psT"msHs ia FEEBLE and Uasssd and h, tr,a
10y empty Ihs @thoyitfss there, soere fnlj psyad,a
ts yeYoH 81 Tera' ioa fastigated by the Ul Sf6e, E
t4s .y17es9 the EHsiiA gosrasnt sga G,g greater
fhdn that Of fhe " S. the Mclean Co,ty, | s''''
Ne lending Of diHistsys participate Ia The dl,g,
tes coHgFessY Panama darling measure Of a., ,
,I Tat'oH -oat our HHisttrs 5 be able 10 ind
srgeaT It Is Supposed, will re,na.n IN 1fereo ,,n Gf
- y ''-' louisville ADV.
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GENERAL COIJRT

The day for its meeting was Friday last; but a
quorum did not appear before yesiertla when
the Court was organized, eight judges on the
bench.
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nation suffer Tor the outrages of lew indv,ds,-
ais! Shall people, striving for those rights
without the enjoyment of which life is not worth
possessing, perish by famine and pestilence, be-
cause OF few lawiess sailors compelled almost,
by the desolating hand OF NOS, barbarous war,
10 become the scourge aud curse of their fellow
menI This subject is an important one, and de-
mnnds more thorough investigation than time
VIII now allow me 10 give il
In your exestions, gentlemen, in this cause,
am happy TO say, that you have nothing to do
either with war or pirates;- your object being to
ieed he huasry-to clothe the naked to snatch
hom famine its victim. 10 give bread to the de-
crepitewith age, and to save youth and beauty
from premature grave. Such acts, reason and
revelation declare to be he most heavenly chsri-
ty, and OF nature pre-eminently calculated to
AFFORD satisfaction to the mind, when earthly OBJ
Jects have lost their power to charm.
wishing you, gentlemen, every success as
committee Tor Almost charitable object, and health
and prosperity as indi' idusls, subscribe myself
your ooedenI and humble servsnt,
l. p Miller
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melting aus he'd az LsJaaoa Pa On n. AZ, NJ,
"a',o ~ eda0n Prcsided Gssis,cd b. Daniel F,sntl
oy t0festJy fhchfgh efHt4on Which then s,,r.1;,
-. PFt&ti &c Of the presffeHt AMI managers + ne
yena eo7lPaiy tn contracting md complain n ca
80 from the SUsqueaaa,ah near Midde,5fr 10
- S,ta" Jrci1 W. MUt Pessifsat of thai coBpan1
- eI1at oW be reGdyf0r naUig tfon -anofIerfo ia
1roahon L0dge, to participate H. he celebration +
go -nHofhr 10 iHUUe re Prcsidef Of f6s u S.
~ Sfnle, Of y. S; Gsvsrror, SccrsfnrI Afforusg
~ ~ 'i Afnds u department " this s,ais J0teph Hf
~ t uoVsT'o' irSsdsst GIfpaycr o(fae Union cnnaj,
navieo'ton and SchgyfkM unpigafio eotpnn,t.
o ot1cr geaHsn, Gs <3ds 81 The committee Bay deem,
tyI 20 iovts and ma ne necefary gir
% ~ sn~y reception &c. The c8mnRfss5 are cosig9,st
y IN ~ the n'7N rf{pecta5e oTtdn cyafry ne fenr
A grsd PtenRre' this determinoos on ne at ofths ell
~ ~ Ls6aHoH orrti5t in married q nanney t6sir
g e'fi"rt'H Of ne entfPrisc and U he Unon
eaaa coHpany credtable ~ fie eifi-cs a MATTED b
shse'TPany HshgPe Tie iUed gusts tsW omit a. joiS
''" .Iliuisougg Iut.
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unna,nohops "eies appears from one oTle PHI
o. ~ H' New Harmony against the oAtr 1ndsr da.e
AP|a % Vn Maet'Te nOtLess an persons NOT 10 trt
1'oosT Osh on AIS account, nc determined NOT 10 be- nm
Syo0ieJ'f any Transactions Iehich said Ope MAJ, A,,,
"Hae or may attempt 10 make IN the uans ofseid 1fnS
LCincinnalu Kep,
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rom The Journal OF yesterday morning we find
that the Pittsburgh Statesman has said tha, eve
hundred persons in Pmtsburg have resolved to give
MIR. Clay, dinner, because they have made the
great discovery that be is disiIstesested yes dis
interested politician
That great efforts have been made to set up
dhners tor Mr. Clay, and that they could be got up
Tor any bocy VINO held the :" Treasury Pap
~ admitted but his pa tisans will never make him
resident or cheat the people, by EATING hlm
up Washington Telegraph.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Ia. Yesterday afternoon ther.
was oo' race ~ the neIghho ID ii telphia tor purse
oil 81 distance II $50 yards, between Ph,Isdelphisn
named Rama and Fmgnian diYer Tn. V,trin,,n
was the winner both parties lad been long training
me foot race which took place on "wednesday Ia.t ya
run III u ieeInd'' the dsAne. 40 yards tn Yxinan
ho was 'nt VICTOR cab leap fifteen eet Jump IL Is ,aid
ihHi bets oths uDof s5OO0O were depenJns ON ,b
race There was multitude 1T SD scta,or, IN
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het P'iat ieedsmy Tue following gentlemen eomno,,
the Bosi OF Visitors Of the West Pnni Aead.inv r =;
session iiyn Joseph Vance, Of Ohio; e. Gusts, E,1 Of n
Hliean' h"n Joseph Rne Speaker Of Penn A.tern
1otSl Co tnuIe" NJ Provost, OF Philadepba; Hon r. o.
mAinIy OF Vermont; CJl Daniel Breck Of Kentucky nm
r. mssd, o. nus, Rev Mr. Levin, OF New YORK Hon a.
~ ny'eiL Of virginia; Hon. John Barney Of Md Hon g.
y. Ws:hi9sion Of Md lion. Albert H. Tracy of N YrE
ion r. a. ali SfMr'i Geo Blake Esq. Of Boston Hon
u Engineers Major II Stanton quarter Aias.r o. y p
r fk' !usJ1r Thomas Stockton, late Of the Army.
by Tue msmbeis President Of the Board N''sO
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Vote Present events force an idea On orr mini. a. q, tn
actual state Of Greece Many thought tIiDho Too 500, ~
The Greek character; hut what SAYS the a,r of
teHher Mt Thomas Hope the late Lord Bvron1 Is Oa,
son Is every where the same the Peiersburg a.
Aua,lasus stated 10 his turns
What say," continued Mayvoreni !, perfectly true
me Complexion Of the modern Greek rnsy receive l et
ot'l nom ailsrins grounding objects tie ~ stu me
ssnr ~ was IN the DAYS of Peri,les trsdu,v yer,
eHV his oi distinctions from the earliest period; formed IN
iorm ana ever VIII continue % form, the bass OF Inc
Characters and the dssmiiarity the external avpe.,so,
o. the Nation arnes, not from any radical change IN II,
and deposition, but only from the incidental variation IN H.
mesu' mo Which the same pTupensiss he rrsu6ed
the ancient Greeks w0fsigped hundred Gods-he mode,
uftek' adoed msny SAINTS. The sncitn Greeks believed
N orcles aud Prodge i1esutatoas aud spe-the mod
h u,ek have faith "a relics aud mnaole afnuirts and
dNstions the aneient Greeks brought such oferngt t
se 70 ne hrnes II their deiie ot tue purpose obsin
W success inwd, pre'emeuce a. pesSehe modern Greeks
hung Up duy rags round the Sanctuarie Of thet SAINT D
'hase On a" ssue Or ProPiate Mess The former we're
ssuhoh patriots al home aud subtle cOurter I'D pert
latter defy the Turks 20 Msyne and fvyn ron then, a.
ue fan1ft Bedef every commonwealth Of ancient
uteee - much prey 10 ca5as aud iacou every COM
Pfestrse he desire Tor supremacy the came red,., ~
u1asiilpe ~ any means, fair foul Competitors which
va usP'syed ~ m aueesors DO not The Tuk Of the pres
W tue Romans Of past see their respuci fot
we psehuny, and = the tune, their contempt Tor m,
ht sete ~ s Greek subjects; And does the Greek ~ IN.
tai .he" m lcast notIOty 10 the Greek Of the Pueas
o. f1cknes5 oi perception fueney Of tongue aud m Cpp
m ilo1'i of dPutdiiOn snd for sopbr,f Believe , III,
TEy differences between tue Geek, OF tins t,a sod lie
an ny' as' ony Iron their thorough resemblance or
tnai equal piisbny of faculties aud temper ~ b ~
ee' maze gm receive will sqrsl readiness te ip sssi
fn public spirit and prc-enaoenee m at. science t.s.,
aud Wtfiae, were The road 20 drtt,n tr ,,eet si Is
~ ~ pl o,us.os OF painters, OF poets AVID IT rhiloso
Py '0F that cfl aud subefy, aduistieu and surne m
she ouly paths 20 greatness these sane (iset, sfb ~
zee thtr.' Anrtssiif' vol. !, pages IS. 81.
| CVuaianimopls
'I'iGa sn'stmsn Keep Gi,is svs,s. b,re.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-12
E0inhurgM ReNieW.

TsIsHEY THOMPSON has just received No.
II IXXXIX. Of the Edinburgh Review, being the
number fer December last, containing the following
articles:
Moores life Of Sheridan; the Reports of the Select
Committee of the House of Commons, on emigration
from the United Kingdom; Stockton the practice of
not allowing counsel TO Prisoners accused OF Felony
Hisroglyphical Literature and Egyptian Antiquities;
Drummond on the Origin OF several Empires, States
and Cities; Modern In6dey considered, with respect
to its influence on Society, by Robert Hall, ~ Al Re-
marks upon the Wine and Brandy Trade; Anti Slavery;
Monthly Reporter; On the Scientific Education of the
working Glasses; Constitutional Charter of Portugal'
Note TO the article on Phrenoogy, IN No. 3d. Quarterly
list of new Publications, SC &c
H1rSubscrip tons received by p. THOMPSON, to
the North American, American Quarterly, Edinburgh
Quarterly, and westminstS Reviews.
apr II
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AaYsha's Sale.

NvTILI be sold for cash. Saturday the 14h dag OF
W AosI merit at o'eOek IN the afternoon, all the
right, tile and interest OF Abiel Hobrook IN and to
the following lots NJ grounds
Lot No. l, beginning on the west line Of the
half acre upon Prince street i23 feet inches 20 the
westward OF West-s,reet, AMI binding thereon east
wardly 90 feet, thence north, With = line parallel to
Wcststreet l24 feet to alley II feet inches wide;
thence east 81 feet thence with straight line to the
beginnngRent $40 per year. payable LIST January in
each year.
Lot No.2. leased 10 Leonard butcher, begin
ung on Prncestreet upon the east line los feet in
shes west of weststreet; running thence east with
Prince street 90 feet; thence north 124 feet to an al
ley; thence west the alley 20 feet; thence with
straight line to T. c beginning-Rent $40, payable LIST
January in each year.
Lot No. 5, leased to Peter Paris, beginning
on the east line the ground adjoining the last, 8eet
inches to tie west of West street, and binding there
on % feet; thence north with line parallel TO West
street l24 feet to the alleys thence with said alley "a
feet; thence with straight line to the beginning
Rent S12. payable LIST January in each year.
Lot No. 4, leased TO Henry Darnold, begin
ming upon West-srcet $50 feet inches to the north
of Prince-street and running thence north with West
street and binding thereon 2Ofeet thence west with
line parallel to Prince street 125 feet inches; thence
with straight line to thetbegnning--Rent $40 pay
able the LIST October in each ear.
Lot No. S, leased 10 Benjamin Brown, Begin
ming on West street, $50 feet inches to the north
vaTd Of Prince street and running thence north with
West street, AMI binding thereon 20 feet thence west
with line parallel to Prince street l23 feet5 inches
thence south AMI paraleto West street 20 feet thence
east, with straight line to the beginnng-rent $40,
PAYABLE lst October in each year. Sold to satisfy an
execution in favor OF the Bank of Potomac, assignee
of Eim. Lee. O. SCOTT, ID. NJ
march - fort. RinSgoid, Marshal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-12
MarshaA's Sale.

VNvILI he cold fos cash. on Tuesday, the Eth dhy Of
w 9ErI meet, a. Oekck in the afternoon, al the
right, title, and interest OF Richard Arel in and to the
fo.iowins; parcel of Lanl-Beginning at the north
east corner of Payne AMI Oronoiostreets, and run
ming thence with oronoko-street, north 81 degrees
west ST poles IS links stake; thence with iitcA
On the west side OF a ropewa!S; south % degrees,
west 50 poles 20 links 20 another stake the north
side Of Queensireet thence with Queenstreet 81 de-
grees east 81 poles % links to another stake the
orth side of an old ditch; thence north 90 degrees
cas-, 81 poles - Inks {, the beginning, supposed to
contain II acres roods; sold to satisfy execution
III favor of Laughln NAs,erson
C. SCOTT, d. VI.
. ,nsrch lS-tITA for 4 RinGgoid, Marshal.