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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-13
From the .t'eu Fork .Hercantie .9drertiser.
Extract Of letter from Havana Ian o.

Commodore Porter's two brigs and one of his
schooners have sailed from Key West, and are now
cruising between Cape Antonio and Matanzas, cap
turing every thing Spanish they can fall in with
Some OF Lsborde's squadron, are said to hnye pro
eeeded 10 Saerl6cios, to cut Of Porter, prizes, and
endeavof TO destroy the shipping there Com. p.
went into Key West 10 repair and will take care to
remain there, presume, until he is re intorced, all.
lowing his brgs and schooncrs to cruise on The coast
while ne himself engages the whole attention
OF the Spanish feet Of 4 frigatcs and briggs A
5th trgate, the iberia, is to sail in three days.
These are all nee vessels, well manned and found.
II IS feared here, that tho Colombian feet al Car,ha
gena, (Which it is understood was nearly ready for
sea on the sth inst) is coming to aid Porter
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-13

A coloured man who was educated st Bowdoin
College, is about to publish newspaper at New
York fer the Africans.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-13
From NE n Z. Commercial .4drerfiser, Feb. 9.

From The ~ Z. Commercial .9drerfiser, Feb. 9.
DEATH IF the Empress of BroSit.- brig IIora
ito, Capt. Hall, has arrived from, Rio Jsneiro and
brings intelligence that the Empress Of Brazil died
on the 10Th Of December. The Emperor was a, Rio
Grand about the LIST Of December, on his wsy 10
Monevldeo, with about 5000 men the squadron has
gone round. Com. Brown has taken, off Santos, a
Brazilian corvette, OF % guns; and it was reported,
and ally believed he had had an action with the
Brazilian iigste Amazon, the latter end OF Noyem-
ber. and that the Amazon had been much injured
Com. Brown was in corvette cruising on the Bra
zlian coast. The Macedonian frigse remained a,
Rio Janeiro The Boston, sloop oi war Tor Santos,
and the Cyane for the River Plate, sailed early II
December The Holy which lately arrived, sailed
from Rio Grand Nov cath, at which time the fort
heallons and works for defence were in active pro
gress. AT Monesideo, Flour was 8lo- Pork l6--
Bread Sc.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-13
THE UNITED STATES AND GEORGIA.

The Communication Of the President TO Congress
upon The subject OF the differences between the Gen
ers Government and the State OF Georgia. growing
out OF the treaty with the Creek Indians, and The
proceedings which took place in Congress in rela
tion TO i, will be read with the deepest interest
and with corresponding feeling Of teeret that tht
rash counsrls OF Governor Troup and his factor
should have produced such state oil things as nov
exists. AID have rendered recessary the energetic
language with which the communication OF the Ex
ecutiye concludes. Baltimore american,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

The resolution moved by Mr. Saunders, vas
again called up and the debate continued until
me discussion was arrested by the Chair, the hour
allotted to the consideration Of resolutions having
expired,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-13

The bill from the Senate TO provide for he I.
ports Of the Decisions OF the Supreme Court ~.
lead and passed, with an amendment.
The unfinished business OF yesterday wsq H..
AIKEN up. being the bill concerning duties On vo1
lens.
The sitting lasted from II to hall past se,.,
o'clock, and The day ended, says the National ln,l'
ligencer, "by leaving the bill concerning duties 4,
woollens no farther advanced towards final oue,jon
than it was a, the time Of adjournment the day l..
forc.'
Thursday, FEBRUARY 5.
IN SENATE.
The following message was received from n,
Presden, oil the United States, BY his Private Seer.
tary:
To ,he Senate and House Of Representatives Of the u,.
Sfases
WAsHIK6Tos, 8h Fen 1897
communicate to Congress copies Of u letter from 4.
Governor of tile State Of Georgia. received snce ny N
sage OF the 5th inst, and of enclosures received VIM
further conrnative of the facts stated in that Message
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
FAUouIER COUNTY Va,
Dryobor "A 1907

81 am happy to see recoil of public opin-
ion in favor of The Administration. For some
time after the last Presidential election, ma
nv hunest and well meaning men were car
ried 10 the side of the Military Chefiain, by
the popular cry of"bargain, sale, bribery, cor
ruptior, intrigue" &c &C., and confess that |
myself laborrd for short time under the
same delusion. and indeed strange it was to
me, when on mature reflection, took dellb-
crate view of past events.
"The recent publication Of the Letters on tina.
subject, and particularly Mr.. Buchanan's OF
Pennsylvania has operated on the public mind
in my neiehborhood, as the sun does when he
rises 10 disperse the shades of night, * have
no doubt. that, by ii,rle active exer,ion on the
mart uf the friends Of the Administration, ra-
dical change may be effected in the public SEN
,iment in this section Of country al least.
SIN the recent development alluded to, Mr.
Clay has gained triumph over bis enemies al
most unparalleled, and al the same time mas
put his enemies, Cor rather they have put them>
selves completely to shame. rejoice IN ms
,r;umph and hope every man Of correct Prlncl-
nles NAV come out equally pure, and pas,
through the ordeal Of public censure WIN eqaa'
credit. have gone 10 greater lengths Oh mus
s,,h;sc, than | intended; but could say much
more. II is subject that | THINK all impni-
,au, a, This time to the American People. In
Iced isappe ars to me we are standing on PIE
49, TIA, OUCH, TO be viewed with horror:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
fCommunicated.1
DIED.

At her brothers in Jefferson county. Va. Tues.
day the 10Th inst in the SIst year OF her age, Mrs
Mar LEE Hsnpxnr relict the late Noblet Herbert,
Esq of Alexandria, and the only and greatly sndeared
niece of the Hon. Judge Washington.
The anxious care taken in the education, and the
more than parental solictude with which the Judge
her adaptive father-studed to perfect the character
and secure the happiness of this exemplary lady, were
richly rewarded in the satisfaction he derived in con.
templatng the amiable qualities she early unfoaed,
and which continued to distinguish her in every rela-
ton, and under every vicissitude OF life.
Invested with all the advantages that fortune and con-
nexions can besow-raised in the lap of ease and at
huence-caressed by all around her, and accustomed
her desires being anticipated, to be grated ere
they could be expressed, no one entered life with
brighter prospects of happiness yet 1t has been the
destiny of few to endure severer Affections; and al
though of nature peculiarly gentle and sensitive, she
sustained the with unexalnpled patience and fort
tude But two years since, after shortiness which
had excited no serious apprehension, she was deprv-
ed, within few hours, of husband deservedly dear
to her affections, and two interesting children, leaving
but surviving child to alleviate her anguish aid
soohe ner sorrows,
which distinguished her were eminently displayed,
her early imbued religious principles enforced the
duty of submission and inspired her with just sent-
ments of resignation :.
Always predisposed, howerer,to pulmonary dis-
ease her delicate constitution gave way under the
pressure of affection, whilst her health, ever fra,
gradually declined until, to the deep grief of all who
had the happiness of her intimacy, she terminated a
life valuable in its example, and dear to the friends
who will long cherish recollection Of her benignsnt
qualities.
Tie King of Terrors had no power to disquiet her !;
Her fautless life was illustrated in the serenity OF
peace and joy-the means Of soft transition rom an
inferior to am exalted state of being. gentler or
purer spirit never left its earthly tenant for the man
sons ofa happy immortality Her remains were last
Saturday deposited in the family vault at Mount Fer-
non
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
Fs,m RE Baltimore Ameritan.


COLOMBIA.-The schooner Monuceilo,
-7tain Holmes, came up yesiet day, IN 10 DAYS
1gm Ia Guayra, whence she sailed on the Atm
Instant, Cap. ii. states that there was no po'
4acaI Intelligence Of moment when he sa,iea'
Bolivar had no, arrived at Bogota at the ias'
sc1oun,s from there, but was expected oaiiy'
Commerce was in the same unsettled state as
aaeretOfOre-M Markets very bad. Produce scarce
Inc crops Of coffee and cocoa were exhausted
an! indigo was held too highto warrant pur'
Chasing for the United States.
The Gazette contains the following letter,
dsed'
CARACAS, Sd October, 1927.
= have merely time to say, that all Is quie,,
rere, General PAEz with his Secre,ary-Genera'
Doctor PENA, is now in Caracas-lt IS suPPso>
~I "e Wilt remain here until he hears OF the
arrival Of the President BOLIVAR at Bosota, OF
hear.
ohe or two Padres have been arrested
S'hln the last week-A reasonable correspoh
vince with Spain has been detected on them
general PAEz is determined TO pursue strong
ISeasares 10 insure public tranquihty-he vii
'>'' the President. Doctor Pena, his Secre'a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
Was Committed,

,u>o the sil of Alexandria County, ID; as rana,
a' slave a negro man, who calls himslf JAMES
,ouNSoS. He came here in the sloop Hunress, capt.
Butler from New York He he d na. Oe,Cas He
Mrs ,n he abouta5 or 90 years of age, and
,ss owner is requested to come forward prove
nraperty, pay charges and take him away otherwise
vii be disposed of according to law: ,.,,r
oct 24-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25

1,,s letter from Mr.. Madison to the editors
,'n.Ivpchburg Virginian which we publish
'" l,r,i is a valuable document to The friends 81
sic manufactures. 1t fully sustains the
lions attributed BY he editors to its Illus
p author; but it virtually denies that the
,,r.bra,ed ESSAYS under the signature OF "A
zen" EN- mated from his pen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
Oyster and Beer House,

Ovposite the Franklin Hotel, King-street.
NEHEMIAH HICKS
INFORMS the public that he is prepared to furnish
l those who may favor him with call, with
Oysters Of the best quality,
of which he intends to keep constant supply Par,
ties accom- modated with private rooms, and furnished
with such articles as requested, and families with
sbuck ed oy sters
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
Wanted.

VOTING man, who has thorough knowledge OF
4 the Dry Goods business and WHO'S first rate
.L,s me Vii meet with employment, by leaving
line at this Office addressed TO NJ none need Apply
without having good recommendations OF capacity ana
character.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25

The "a oers from the Western part OF New
Work assert with confidence that the body oil
,n,gac. whose abduction has made SO much
noise, WIS recently found in Lake Ontario, and
identified by his wife.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25

WaShington Lodge Lotte,y, loh class
VIII be dawn IN Providence onihe sd oct
HlG fEST PRIZE 5000.
Tickets 81; Halves l; Quarters SC cents.
piryinia Slnfe Loffery,
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Co 9Th
Class--S4 numbers combination, drawn ballots,
will be drawn at Richmond on "Wednesday, Gath Oc-
tober--l'ghest prize SIS, 0o0.-Tickets IS, halves
so, quarters IS.
Grand Consolidated Lo tery, LIST Class.
Will be drawn in the C,rr OF w AsHISeroN on Wed
nesday, 5lSt October-Highest prize 500, 000.-Tick
cts Sc, halves 3, quarters so, eighhs rs cts.
irSi'ai0 Navigation Lottery, Attn Class,
Will be drawn in Fredericksburg on the 18th Novem-
her,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81 so; Halves IS; Quarters 624 cents.
Eor e,la
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25

From the National hieKgeneer, October "a.
We understand That the SECRETARY OF THE
Treasury has been confined 10 his house for
some days, by indisposition, and that he still
continues unweli
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
Wand to be Sold

.,,,,<,, A mart of MOUNT ERIN FtRM, contain
s5h ,,;n;np from 100 10 80 Acres Of ex-
StES client and, about the half wood land, ~
~, ing and situate on the Hunting Creek Turn
n;Ie RoadcThe wood land lies between the above
pn.J anJ the Mount Vernon Road 1t is about three
miles from Alexandria. There is a snug house on tue
I'M II ;s known to be Of the most healthy ST.
..,ato,s in the county ofFairax Any person wishing
80 ,rs.t for the above land will please to apply to r
u would let out or the thirds, the whole ofthc
Wing and situate on the Colchester road, tor one
or more wears. Enquire as above.
oct l8-law5w --
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25

The greater part OF these gentlemen spent
the same evening, by invitation, with the Post
master General. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25
M9RRIED,

On Tuesday last, by the Rev VIM Jackson the Rev
GEoRox l.. MAcKxSaKInKR of Prince Georges county,
Nd to Miss ELIZA, daughter of Mr. Charles Page, OF
this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-25

Fraak Avowal.-The writer of the subjoined
letter, is a gentiem, ( consideration, late a
member of the General Assembly of Virginia,
who, with hundreds of offers in that State,
we doubt not,) has changed his opinion in re-
gard to the Presidential election, and has the
manliness to avow it. The following is an ex
tract from letter to friend in this city,
which. though not written for the press, we
are permitted to copy: d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31

nm THURSDAY the 9Th day Of AUGUST NEXT, If
- a', otherwise the next far day, will he offered
the premises TO the highest bidder that valuable
eae OF the late Edmund Harrison, the county of Povha
IAN two miles below the cOurhOuse, lying the of
tne Creek coutainng by estimation, 1915 Ia acres, about
$50 OF which very valuable fiat sud nearly all
Snd IN nice order for cropping; the highlands equal n
Pe'o 10 any ~ m neighb1fh od, large potion of which
are IN woods, heavily tnheted with oak Sc
venent aud suitable houses fOr the
" curing crops Of Tobacco and preserving every species OF
crop well waiered; its "oncuy Scotv,le JET
se1n ami the two large rivtr Jane aui Appo-tx, winch
renders Tie produce made thereon delivered either
t'ehmond "r Petersburg with ohrr innuvrsbl.
s', Ney desrsble taru, aud we'll worth the ate
oh OF such az DESTROYS Of veg their funds
Any person wishing TO veS the property, will he shewn ny
M Robert o. Macon, Capt Lyon, Mr. Archer Cooke who
1--we Immediately IN the neg htorhood. Bonds
approved personal security aud lien the property with
interest from The date, payable two,
years Equal annual iusalmens will be required the
chaser hat dtdGcou OF per c,num per annun will
mse an each for pomP payment thel eoE This will
ctyided 10 suit purchasers, II desii eel.
NATHANIEL HARRISON,
Ex'ur of Edmund Harrison, dec
consent to The above sale, lar / interested.
EDWARD COX.
June - 1O-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31
hOanoke Land for sac

AN DESTROYS Of selling The land on which reside
~ the county 81 ccnhurg the Roanoke river. imm
aaeeelo" aud ~ view Of the principal junction Of and
Sau"ton fNers This tract contains 400 e about I low
grounds. shall not describe the qusliy this land but
mSrey invite SUI gentlemen Disposed teir
'Hned that me land does not recommend itself nothing
can say WI have that eject IL may be necessary say to
persons bving At distance, that have within last Years
hu dwelling house OF brick having s foundation Of
40 e square and most remarkably well arranged for tn,
comfort OF family; and add ,4 Tor hea, there ia M
spot below the mountains superior IT, IL sell pr
publicly At the Tavern Of CLARK Roy.te IN the town nj
ClaTkville, distant two and half from the premises
Terms, one, two aud three years credit
CHA; L. WINGFIELD.
~ uff..I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31

f virtue OF deed of ust executed the 2st day Of
II Nov 1923, ny Smith Payne, Of the county Bucking
ham, 'George NJ Payne, Walter L. FOnsine, william An
dGfson and James Benaugh 20 certain debts therein
mentioned, due TO james peasants JOhn NJ
cu'o Of Samuel Irvine dec the SAID Trustees,
more OF them, will proceed 20 SELL the highest bidder,
ready money 90 the premises tridy the Sd day gtt
neat the land and slaves M sa deed conveyed
1t land lying IN The county Buckingham side Of
Tue road Leading from New Canton TO Caesvle containing
by emHon 400 acres and adjoining the lands Of VIM
son, John Guefant and Others the lands Of the said
Payne on the west dt Of the road ALSO the following slaves
VIZ Tom, Ben, Billy, Dsngerfed, Randolph Arnold, Wnny,
sa Hannah aud her child Joshua, Polly her children,
Psek, Mary aud R4chaet aud the Of the femsi.
slaves Such title IS vested by virtue Of said deed will be
oonvsyedby THE TRUSTEES.
July 10. It'd,
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oEGaBR TON
COMMUNICATED.

OO"bSh u ~ III ~.
The sd anniversary Of American Independence
day alike Taught with the hallowed and endear
irg recoilectlons OF the pass: and the bright pros
poets OF the future, alike dear TO the fond adorer
OF departed worth" and The ardent adnirer of the
living monuments OF his countIy's glory, was Gel
manner; 40
A Federal salute was fred at sun rise Al The
appointed hour numerous and respectable assem-
oiaee OF the citizens of Lancaster and the ad;ons
ing counties convened in the Court House. when
tina reverend MIR. Doggeti in his usual ferven,
and appropriate manner, Offered up a PRAYER to Him
who presides over the destinies of nations The
declaration OF Independence, prefsced by some
pertinent and spirited remarks, was then read bv
DF. Morris Emanuel; this was followed by an O
ration delivered by DR.. Charles H. Leland The
" aior e,inced much historical research, much no.
lIilca information, and the happy aud rare ability Of
holung enchanted ibe feelings OF his auditors The
Grafton was appropriate and eloquent. The COM
rsny then parlopk Of an excellent dinner prepared
Tor the occasion, and after the cloth was removed
The following sentiments were OfFered and although
hey eyince differences Of opinion with regard TO
men and measures, yet they were all received with
mat cordially and IN that spirit Of muusl forbear
ance which he day should ever inspire.
ist The Day AID it, RecOlleeuons. The birth
/ OF the repuDc-ihe deaths Of Jefferson snd A
dams.
"a Washington.
fs, fesr thy guardian hetots form.
Osf thy proud sol l.ou " ssiefn worlds
watcher through 60, b .gn.ui stoiiu,
Oefnccdom's rs uniufIed.
There af before shrine 90 h.er.
hdtny true SONS their chtdfsr g, sd,
The language 0l inst nnnie Or 49,,
- fol all thing, good shall plead.
% OuI country's mighty dead,
4th Carroll and Lsiayete--The ono {" ali head
to counsel, >" The other cell hesrt TO act"
5lh Our Country. Increase Of blessings and
strength TO the bonds Of her Union.
9th The Army and Navy.
1h The President and his Csbinet
oh The States and the Uoion. The children
and the parent to the one support and affection
10 The other The rights OF adut-.
9lh Greece and the Republics Of the South.
IOih Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
sisters OF The same birth, and rocked in The same
cradle; VIII AZ unnatural parent feed one on
plumb CAKE and 3 llsbub, ana throw busks 10 The
Others?
Inn The Pfess. We 'o.st is liberty, but we
abhof rs ieeniiousnsss; wbs, honest man breads
The ieTneff Who il -aairIeaGy pure TO be sale
ift "a Tie st;e,
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~ UNT SHLE.

10y virtue Of deed OF trust by NELL nc Coul to
kB the uhsorbtIs, bearing date day Now m the
YEAR 1919 aud duly the Office of The county court
vi Goocsisnd, shall cell, to The highest bidder, the
diy OF August next II far, but il then the
taefeaer sundays excepted, upon the premises for cash.
tact Of land, IN the ooaaY Gpoehllnd called Whitehall
situated on the Upper Lckingbole Creek containing
miion 400 aud odd acres, much Of the said
@ be sufficient 20 the of heen hundred
tesn dollars aud sixty cents interest thereon from the
pm day Of Nov, 1872 ami the expenses attending the exc.
uOn OF this trust, Che title believed he good, act
rug as Trustees we will only convey such title
by said deed. ROBERT DOUTHAT
June 8. 9-tfs e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31
BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.

III The ENQUIRER published twice week generally
during the the State Leg;s-
ta-Prce, h- heretofore, Five Dollars per
payable Notes OF chartered spece-payng hanks
(,nly) will received payment. The Editors will su,rsn-
the safety OF remtns them by ua the postage all let
tsrs being paid, by the writers.
r No paper vail he disc innued (hut at the discretion of
the Edtors) until al arrear-ges have bet pad up.
IT Whoever will guarantee tue payment of nins paper,
thSll have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ny- One square, Or hESSErst insertion IS eents-eaeh
continuance, so cents
- No edveri'enen inserted. until either been pas
for assumed by person this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31
NU.MMER GOOnS

4 ALL NELSON hes received by the Planter, Exit and
other late arrivals fresh assortment Of the most IA hion.
able aud deahle GOODS Of the latest Importation which he
enabled TO oheT at very low prices,
Gillian dresses, Cling hams, RInsns London prnted
Canhcs Black Italian Lustring, Mandarin Crapes, suJ
ana plain uros de Naples assorted POngee French
hszene black and mixed Lustring Crcasan brown and
white French Dng, Nankeens Vestings, London srerane
Oioihs and Cs'mere' Irsh Linens Lawns aud Diapers
nahugs and Tekenhargs, Cotton Cambrcks plain ami GurJ
Null swiss, Book aud Indis Muins rich Lace Collars,
Pelrenes and Hdkfs beached aud unbleaehed D,me.tc
Shirtinys snd Sheetinrs. 800
With variety o other desirable goods, which renders the
assortment complete. .Tpv "a Io-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31

James Riuer L0ifd for SAFE.
FgE tract of aud belonging the hr Of ohu Dsndsidgc
Il for gale The above situated ia the county
Prince George Immediately james river, adjoining the
lands OF George aud William HARRISON Esqrs and Mrs Edoe,
aud eonsins about hunde of the
neshbourhoods IN Virginia, and inferior nfsrtily,
most OF II heavily mbered its location quality
the most desirable OF land for time in y-
Persons wishing purchase (e terms by
Applying Edmund Christian, Esq or John DAnridge m
Richmond. Anil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31
RGppnhann0ck Land for Sale

y"
THE sub5cEhers offer for sale land
= on the Iiver IN the upper part Of Hddesex county
ng about 200 acres AT least thirds of this land is in
wood considerable part If which pine excellent qua
y and ehesnut believed that tracts Of its size
possess equal facilities in raising stock having Un about so
acres OF mat'h which, with moderate expence labour
may be converted INTO meadow land very fertile The
land Is easily cultivated sud toIeby productive There is
an apple orchard aud other fruit it, ANY
wishing 10 purchase will he shewn the land nv Mr. iism
Mon'sue who lives adjoining, by Nv Watts, IS The
present tenant Terms of sale may be made knoyn on pp
cation either in person by letter Addressed to Dr. j K
Ball, Lancaster county, Nuttsyiile Post OHiee
JAY q. IL wST JOS. 4 J. X