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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

Trust Sale Of Vaiuabie Land and Negroes.
execution Of deed of trust from Lew Jones aud P,u
dence his WIFE, to secure the payment Of various debts due
from the late firm OF Norris and Jones' the subscribers will
proceed II sell atpubc auction the 10Th day of January
next dr not the next fair day the residence of Lew
Jones' ~ the county OF NotOway the tract of land on winch
he resides, on Big holloway river, containing 1915 L.
due portion oil flat and tmbsred land, upland fertile m
high state OF improvement, in good condition for farming
ADD well adapted TO the culture Of corn wheat tobacco
cotton, and commodiOus dwelling house. ice house and
all necessary out houses. This situated IN beabv
and agreeable neghbourhooi, within 45 Dil, If Pet,
burg. Also other tract Of land containing 40 Id
portion Hat land lying the county Lunenburg and Motto
both sides OF Big NOtoway river, adjoining the we'll
known Fails Mills, which have been heretofore sold for The
benefit OF the creditors Of the late firm of Morris Jones
Also, other tract Of land containing acres living
the county Of Luuenbug, the road leading from the Fails
OF Holloway rivertO Lunenburg Courthouse
In execution OF the aforesaid deed and al fe finn
place, the Subscribers will ptoeeed sell in like manner he
ween 40 and 90 valuable slaves large portion men and boy
and also carrilge but little u.ed. The uberers win so
sell under the provisions Of the said deed the AFORESAID Lew
Jones stock OF all kinds which considered to be valuable
consulting Of horses, (neluding pair ri horse cows hogs
and sheep. Also, all his household and kitchen furut,Ie
farming utensils including Wagon aud gear land will
be sold credit VI one and two years. personal eate on
credit OF twelve months the purchasers giving bond, with
approved security. The sale will continue from day T. dsy
until completed.
VIZ NRnV &, o9 iERT; Trustees.
Nov 23. 53--tfs
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NOTICE.
EDUCaTTOM

E'HE subscriber intends opening school the Of
Steyenshurg, Culpeper county, commencing the 10th
Of January mex, aad erninitAon tue fret Of December
following with ai intervening vacation Of three weeks during
ie In tins school Will be Int ad
as, Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
9ioral aid Political Philosophy and the L,tia language
Terms Board, including washing. fuel and candles SIS
tuition SIS. The whole payable semannuay advance
Its situation considered Of the heaihtu in the
State The subscriber promises his part ray Tue utmost
attention to the department Of al pupils who may be
70 his cAre pains shall be spared promote their proges.
~ The branches vi leaning to which their
directed JOHN w. HARRIS
= Isl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

Female SchooIin FornriVe.
EIsS Caroline Goodwin has engaged n each Female
fol- branches on good English education.
b'sfdng including washing. bedding and oandles will ne
80 or tuition 80 per session Of 10 months commencing
'', y, Sanlssa'y, ioT' JAMES MADISON.
-. =. TD--wSt
ne u"uetsis"ed hsyias employed Insruoires bis
= sn,'.y VINO ones with very satisfactory ecommeDdaii-
on" "shes 70 take two three small girls az Boarders
Iefms sevruiy6vo dollars Tor two session, ~ 8 month,
Paysnie a. TIE termination of each session. The Board.
er' 70 furnish their own beds snd bedding.
c..., wTILs BOILING.
"'ss" tAai ttc. y 7l--wct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
Horses for Sale CT .4ucfioI,.

w LII he cold. Mondey the s2d OF January 1897 n
hont OF The Eagle HOTEL the city Of Richmond for
cash. valuable brood mare by Sir Alfred, two OF her
eoas one Stallion years old spring by Celeni
nnc .nmoniy likely; the other fy years old next .,r
or Charles. Racer. invited attend this auction as
~ not often that such horses exposed to sale The u
gree w'i De more fully shown the day OF sale.
-. III. MONTAGUE.
The above sale will be conducted hy ny sou r. v nIon,,
que who hereby authorised empowered to convey c
vac "'0.'t'ef good 'itle. NJ. NJ.
aU,I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
Il TEACHER IEnnfei


VIE suhcrihers wish TO employ the er,unc year
4 teacher that rs well qaalided 10 teach English Lam
su,se dramatically, Geography. Llin eek aud Materna
ok ANY gentleman producing ssartory evidence of hi,
perfect knowledge IN The above branches. will with en-
eourasenen ny Supplying TO The subscribers living in the up
feT end OF Chesterfield county. -
THOMAS BRANCH,
HENRY cox.
Dec j. 59-U SPENCER WOOL DRID0F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

u. !. SHI.hfN,SRI, Practical Dentist,
tNOR the better Of INV urofe..iona v;s,o,
have rented rooms in tie Hing formerly oc
Store. ~
Once hours from unit! two a. M, and from p M
Zee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

The Annual General Meeting
the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire Buildings
- Of the State % Virginia. will be held The Sccietys Of
iice in Richmond. on Monday, GOA Jeauoyy, 1897.
janis RAWLINGS, p. A. al a. S'ciety
Voc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

NOTICE.

.NOTICE.
WISH to employ for the ensuing year Young Man #
~ good moral habits as Manager Small Farm abou,
20 miles from Richmond One &C with the
use OF edged tools would be preferred.
Richmond, Dec "a. 6L1 MlRTLV DREWRY
NOTICE.
ENHE subscriber Offers hrs his friends and the pun
c TO sell all kinds Of country produce on commission
and pledgeshe ;lricte attention to The same lie will also
attend TO the selection and buying Of every description Of
1oceries and from his long experience in that line he hopes
TO give general subtraction For the present he may bs found
al the old stand Of L. H. Co., doors above the Bell Tavern
- M. o. LAKELAND.
ntnv-25. 58-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ii person Indebted the estate of John Warren dee
a aud Richard A. and John Warren late Of Neyken,
county, are required TO make immediate payment 10 the suh
scfhef And al persons having claims aganst sail e,ses .
requested 10 make them known
THO. n. TERREL adpr. Of John
WARREN dec who a. the surviving partner Of
Richard A. and John Warren
bfS - 62--2iw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

IoOdcco ItciSters and Sienmeys
NJ wish TO hire for the ensuing year so od Tw,ers nm,
o'emmefs Of tobacco Fort.ueh liberal price will be
given application Mr. r. c. Gillian in Richmond mr. n,
the subscribers in Manchester.
Dec 10. e1u JAMES III PATERSON K CO
NOTICE.
2 WISH TO hire Fifty Sixty boys, to he employed in
n Tobacco Ianuiactory COLIN MAt;Ra
Manchester, Dec. i9. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

SAMUEL AKERLY. M ID. Sec'fv
"a Leonard 81. New York D.c IA 81
RU.lIFORD -gCsOFVV

VIE First Session of the year in this Int,rion
Il VIII commence ,niay the 18th January and term;
nae ON Tie 10Th June The instruction Will he as
nhtiio' preparatory for the admission of Students into the
NeFsry OF gns, any OF the colleges the o. State.
.ef'; Board washins tuition aud fuel leach boarder find
ing ms own bedding, candles towels c) $50 per session
PaJale ia advance Tuition alone per session n.v,bI
wi IN IA ADVANCE WI. HAWKESWollTH.
~ " an'ed Tor the ensuing year assistant, single
man wen qualified TO teach the English lanru,-e and In
'sher branches of Ii will he ,o ;rshi
classes ' "'e i"'' o., Lliih
King William 60. Dec. %. so 81 m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

II The ENQUIRER published twice week generally
aud three times week during the session of the State Les
cy.bIe advance. Notes Of speoe-payiny banks
cuiy) will be received payment The Editors will y,sran
tee the safety Of em'ing them BY nall the postage all let
~ No puper will be 1nlinued (,ut at the discretion of
the Editors until all arrearas.s have been paid up
m WnOever will sananlee The payment nine apers
,hail have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Y One square OR LESS-Frst Insertion rs cent,--escb
continuance, 50 cents
- No advertisement inserted, until ha, either been paid
for assumed by person city or its enyuon,
Farmers Bank of Virsinia.
ryyHE President aud Directors have d.eaI dividend Of
l. two aud half per Capital Stock for the La
six months; which viii be paid the soe!boidyr. on the
18Th instani.- WM NEkEkvIS, cash'r.
Jan. Q 72awew
ROBERT c. SCOTT
WILL from the uay of Hanover County
w Court practice III the Superior aud Inferior Courts
county. regular at ali the courts held
inthai county aud IN the City of Richmond
Dec. H. eS.6t
TINHERE few in the School al Lllanyo
j. which the subscriber deous filling before the con-.
Jaa2: 7l1t JOHN LEWIS.
COIL Pr H.qNDS.
WE hire 10 IL able bodied Coal PIT hand,
" aud some few Boa, hands. DUNN K DURFoor
Jan2 7i--6t
Bank of Virsipia, Jan. /, 1927
TEIE President and DIRECTORY the Bank OF Vmgiaa have
l. DECLARED dividend OF three per cent for the last half
year, the CaPnd Stuck Of the Baak payable 18th
last. WIN. DANDRlDGE, ea,h'r.
Jan.2 7i--i2
Whishey, ClODe1 Seed. IRON, SIC.
n z hhds whi.key
= = 100 bushsi, mountain cloyer-.eei
20 do timothy do
J. 90 do Herd grass do
7, so tons Bar Iron, assorted
:. or Sale by WoRTnaT & SlrI?l;UpEp.
Ian:2 7l-.2an9w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

a TEACHER qualified to ieacn the Latin Gre.k
"A sIases and the higher branches of English literature
wanted TO take charge oi the End Aeadeny by the 10Th
January, 1871. ;. WHITAKER,
Secretary to the Board Of Trustees
Dec. L.. Sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

Lanatic Hospital, williamsburg.
ri Office hereby given that all the cells institution
In occupied and that patient. received
until of the said cells vacant; due will
b given. BY order of the Court OF DireetoIs.
NAV &c. 5-tf LEO HENLEY, &C d.
NE w KENT .aC.9OEMY.
FJtIIIS institution will be opened by subscribers Mon
a day the 9th of January T.rs for Doard anu Tui-
tion as heretofore j. SILLIAAN.
Dec 81. 81 2awSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Proposals for Whiskey, &c.

CEPARATE Proposals will be received until 2ist
= October to furnish such quantities OF the follow
ing articles shall be required for the use ct the Ma
Wy during the year 1928, by the Commandant OF the
Nav Yard. Washington, viz -Whiskey, Flour, Rice,
Butter. reas or Beans, Spermaceti and Iallow Can
dies, Sperm Oil, (Winter strained) Paints and OH
Stops, and Cured hair Mattresses
An of these articles to be of the very best quality,
and packed usual in good boxes, barrels. or othef
,hIe n,ckapes. and delivered at the Navy Yard,
Washington, in shipping order free OF any expense to
the Government, and subject to the usual inspection
of the Yard.
The Stops to be fully equal to the samples OF the
Washington he Hair Mattresses to be OF good Curl
ed Hair six feet in length, twenty eight inches wide
and to weigh no, lessthan nine pounds.
With the offers for contracts, the names OF the re-
spectiye securities must be stated
TIL. iiOLDUP STEVENS.
Navy Yard, Washington, 25sh Sept,
sent 27-StawtOe21
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Five Dollars Reward.

CtTRAYED or taken in the month Of August last,
- from the commons, between Alexandria and four
mile creek, dark bay mare, about IS! or IA hands
hgh,7 or years old, age not precisely recoected,
long tall short main, full eyes, round and tat, pleas
much the appearance ofa colt. This mare has been
raised in the eighborhood Of four mile creek, and
was never known to be aben previous to The middle
of August last IF she were not kept IN confinement,
il nrobable she would return her native place.
will rive Eve dollars and all reasonable charges paid,
for returning her safel, the subscriber il tourd out
of the county Ifwithinthe county, will give three
dollars. -
Oct lo-tf ID. ALEXANDER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
PNblic sale

T WILL sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder, on the
L 22d instant, at IL O'Clock, the premises,
A LOT OF GROLIhD,
situated i'm the town cf A. xanr.a, and bounded as
on the north side Of Montgomery.
street at its intersection with the side OF Alfred
street, and running thence nonhwardy OF AGed.st.
three hundred aud thirty three feet totht ne Of John
Vaudeville, lot, thence south eighty five degrees,
west two hundred md fifty Two feet to Patrick street,
thence with Patrick street two hundred aud twenty
seven feet to Montgomery street. thence castwardly
two hundred and iorty six fret ten inches 10 tie he
ginning, being Of the lot, sold by Sarah Ftzhugh
to Lewis 'ipkns, and by Hipkins to T. f. Mason, and
by him to me.
Th, lot has post and rail fence two sides of it,
anil has been for several years taken III timothy
good title will ne made to the purchaser.
mr., IL T. " IICWITT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16

are so justly due TO one whose life has been de.
voted to the service Of his country.
We have the honor TO be, Sir, with great
respect your most obcdient servants
WIN. PATTERSON,
WIN MCDONALD,
SOLOMON ETTING.
LUKE TIERNAN,
DAVID HOFFMAN,.
REGARD B. MAGRUDER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Wheat w anted.

yx1Ir subscriber having rented the TradePhia MIL,
| four miles from Alexandria, (formerly occupied D!
v,ra,c,i Miller & SONY will give tie highest market
,rc snr GOOD wheat delivered there-will also give
,hs HIGHEST market price for good wheat delivered
=, ,;s Sl on Acco,ink, and at the Occoquan Mills or
sr wheat delivered at his warehouse in Alexandria
lux ""e"' JONATHAN JANNEY.
,,,,,, MO % ,,rch.se THO GOOD HORSES suit.
" w . 49, 49, eo6t l0mo Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Communicated.
lRIIILRRY

Departed this life Monday the 9th inst after a
short Illness in the 18th year of her age, Miss PANE
LA Franks of this place In the decea,e OF this young
la,iy mother aud two sisters, with friends and &C
uunances are left to mourn their loss. In the spring
If life and anticipating, perhaps. many days OF un-
couded happiness she WAS suddenly arrested by the
ruthless arm Of death and hurried TO world OF spirits
But in tina, dread hour she was not left without eonsc
Lton--for in the full assurance of Intending happi-
nes through the Redeemer, her spirit took its tIght
with EXPLANATIONS of gratitude and praise to God Tor
victor, death and the grave
Weep not for me, from tear, refrain,
We part on earth to meet again.
To .neet in the mansions of endless day,
Where al our sorrows shall flee away.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
SNlIl.P NEWS.
Port Of MeXanaria.
18th

AKKIN TsD-VCT
Brig Apthorp, Gray, Boston 9 days. ballast to VIM
Fowle & Co =, -:
Brig Diligence, Joldon, Stockholm, 81 days, iron ron
to Phineas Jsnney. Sept lst at o. n, long u
w FII in with the wreck of the Brig Rambler, OF
Whitb,. full of wster, sale round Ter within 20 feet
discovered no living person board, her sails unbent,
,nn;np rigging unrove she had deck load of timber,
s.wa key OF about gallons in her fore arPns
pieces of boards in her presume the tn'"r,a
nate must have lived there heavy sea running u'u
S.nt 24th. ! at 400 AN. Long $40 so spoke the
.,;,, r,vra of Portsmouth, Grace, z days from New
schr Maria, Bahson, Halifax l2 days, plaster to J.
4. Miller & SO Storage passengers.
SAILED,
Scbr Chauacey, Bartram, New YORK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Fre>l, Beef,

g., o,s wear commencing on the 3lst day of October
1913 The beef to be of good and hoesome quality,
and furnished in quar'er-' whtn the q1a"" ,o w
allow IF 1s,. 3D. and sd qn,'it, the Con'rac tor
propTl% The be,fa at the pos, in each week IN
to denver w shall be directed bv the Assistant
,ucn qa1 ru,i, the weather is sufficiently cool to
allow the drawing a beef .t.sr "%' ons once 1
C"nu.e' Good snJ sufficient curin viii be re-
eaGn %f for the performance of ,:e contract
qurea ''' " LIEUT.. WM. ). NEW ioN'
Assistant Com.
oct lS-tlN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
N.s,EN ASTlp41As
.esn,y MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1877.
e., IN. BALTIMORE Patr;ot.l

John Eager Ho,0ard is no naore!'--
IND ha, 10 lament the loss Of another oil
TIN, and venerated sons, in the death oil
~ ., incl JoHy EAGER Howard, who departed
re. las, Friday evening, at about half past
j, lick The name Of this gallan. officer and
Mir soiri,ed citizen, is so identified with the
.'...,, Of our Revolution, and the prosperity OF
90, nv ,ha, as long on the well-carned fame OF
=, N,ryland line shall endure, or ves,ige
.,- metropolis rem ain, the character OF the
-, Of Cowpens and Eu,aw will be cherished
~ fond remembrance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
PRESIDENTS ANSWER.

Messrs. VIM Patterson, w. Mcdonald, Solomon Et
ting, Luke Tiernsn, David Hoffman, Richard d
Magruder, Baltimore,
PHILADELpHIA, 18th October, 1927.
SIRs-On my passage through New York,
your very obliging letter of the 9th int. was
put into my hands, while under an impression
derived from communications received at the
same time, that the public service required my
return to Washington, without moment of
delay, On my arrival in this city yesterday,
with the intention of immediately proceeding,
and the expectation of reaching the seat OF
government this morning, received informa-
ton from which was enabled to manifest my
grateful sense of the kind attentions Of my fell
low citizens here and at Baltimore, by post
poning for two days my return to Washing
ton.
therefore remained here yesterday, * pro-
pose to continue my journey this day to Balti-
more, and to pass the day there on Mon
day. / can have no higher qualification than
that Of meeting you there, and those of my fell
low citizens at whose desire you have address
scd to me this invitation, with all others who
may incline to exchange with me a friendly sal
utation.
To that purpose hope to devote the day of
Monday nrxr. and avail mys if of this oppor
tunity to assure you that if language is made
quare to express my sensi iity to the favorable
estimate you have md of my pubic services,
your generous confidence can only be justified
by the continued and Ell ire devotion to the
interests and welfare of our common country,
of your friend and fellow citizen.
John QUINCY ADAMS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Hero;tes! look at this and ,veep.

| ANOTHER TRIUMPH IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Extract ofa Letter from gentleman Of the highest
| Standing. daied
CH.MBERsBuRe, Franklin co. Pa. Oci IL, 1927.
| "Knowin The interest which you take in The
politics Of this county, hasten TO give you The
result OF our warmly contested general elect ion.
II is only in few counties in Pennsylvania, al
! this time, that the Presidential question has in
f1uenced and governed the election of our State
re representatives and county officers. The friends
| Of Mr. Adams were DESTROYS In Franklin coun.
ty Of avoiding the excitement produced by that
quest at this period, and when the county
delegates frs, assembled to form the county
ticket, the Adams delegates proposed that the
formation Of ticket should be made equally OF
the friends Of Mr.. Adam and Gen. Jackson, in
order TO keep clear of the Presidential question.
The Jackson delegates, who had received their
instructions from "Head quarters" at Philadel-
phia, signed Chandler Price, TO SELECT Jackson
delegates, and from the want OF attention on
the part Of the friends OF Mr.. Adams, 10 select
ing delegates, were the majority refused 10
cede to such proposition on the part OF the Adj
ans delegates, aud proceeded to form an rxclu-
sive Jackson ticket. The Adams delegates
Withdrew from The meeting and with other
citizens recommended to the friends of the
National and State Administrations 10 choose
other delegates 10 meet on subsequent
day:-Deega,es were accordingly chosen, and
formed very respectable meeting on the day
appointed. They proceeded 10 form a new
ticket, and as their opponents had formed a
Jackson ticket, they formed an exclusive Adams
ticket, a, the head Of which was our friend DA-
vlD FULLERTON, Chairman Of our adams meet
ing) fr State Senator, and for Assembly. Phil.
ip Berlin, Benjamin Reynolds, and Andrew
Robertson Both parties become excited, &C
rive. and industrious, and in the contest, THE
FRIENDS OF MIR, ADAMS HAVE TRI-
UMPHED IN CARRYING EVERY MAN
on Their ticket BY majority ercseding TWO
HUNDRED. The success Of the entire ticket Is
decisive evidence Of the public sentiment Of
Franklin county being in favour OF ihs Admin
is.r ton Had the weather no, been so unfa
vourab'e, our majority would have been much
large,
We have seen two other letters, one from
Jack son man which state that The ma jorny will
MOI be less than 400.
Another letter says,-The Administration
has been gaining every hour in Pennsylvania,
since the APPEARANCE of Mr. Bnchantn's letter,
and that the revolution in public sentiment is
spreading far and wide.
In Mnntg"mer county the Administration
iicks, for the State Senate, has succeeded by a
handsome majority. The Jacks bubble will
explode before the next Presidential election.
Thu ice of the Six Militia Nrn is CRYING
from the ground, and will be heard by every
serious and r. feeting mind bail. Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Trust Sale.


DURSUANT to a j, cd Of trust made to me by Da,
l. MEL Mcleod, dated October the Sd, 1896 shall
proceed TO sell for cash to the highest bidder, the
premises,
A LOT OF GROUND,
in the town of Alexandria, described situated on
the south side Of twenty feet alley, running from
WaterStree, to Unionstree parallel to King street;
Beginning the south side Of the said alley at the
west gable end of frame house standing lot con-
,cyed by Thomas Mazarvey to JOSS PHI .uburn,by deed
dated the 18th June, 1910, supposed to be one huns
dred and nineteen feet to the westward Of Unionst.
running tleuce westward with the said alley thirty
feet to the ue OF the property formerly John Fz.
geraid's, thence with Fitzgerads line forty feet to
AnGrew Wales property, thence eastwar,.Iy with the
line Of the said Wales, thryone feet to the said Mil
burns lot thence forty feet with the said MilbuIn's
line to the beginning the said alley Upon this lot
is a FRA WE'D HOUSE divided into two tenements
The title is believed 10 be good but the trustee will
convey only such title a, the lcel v:,tc in him,
oct IS RICHARD w LACK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Town Property for Sale:
pNbAic sale.


PURSUANT to a deed of trust, made to secure the
payment of certain of n,onei to Jack son
Strses, made by Henr, Brawner and Kitty his wife to
me, d.tel the 9th January lol9, shalt proceed to
sell. on the pr for cash. 10 The highest bidder,
Saturday the 29h instant al 10 O'Clock, all the right,
title and interest of the said brawncr and wife,
ershths of an undivided
.a.,s Lot Of Ground with Brick House
jEYs omit, situated ON the west side OF koyastreet
WEE and northward Of King street, in the town Of
.. NJ! Alexandra, described as beginning on Roy
asrect at the Northern boundary of the lot OF half
acre Of ground known in the plan of the said town
BY the number fifty: and running thence sou,hwarliy
with the west line of Royalstrec twenty and quar-.
ter feet thence westwardly with line parallel King.
street hundred and thirty-two feet FIVE incnes,
thence norhwady with line parallel to Royal.s,reet
twenty and quarter feet, thence eastwar'ly with
line parallel 10 King street hundred and thirty
feet five inches to the beginning. The title 10 this
property is believed to be good, but shall convey 10
the purchaser only such title the deed vests in me-
oct IS 7. w. HEWITT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Proposals for fresh Beef:

Office of asst Com IF Subsisfence :
Fort Washington, Oct. 10, l827.S
or.IrD Proposals will be received at ,h'.t flce IN
,;n,he lst November, for furnishing the troops
of this post with -