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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03

For Boston,
a. The packet schooner
N PIONEER,
INK Kendall Eldridge, master, will have immedi-
~ 49, Late despatch, and take some freight.
Apply to I'M FOWLE & co.
Who have received per said schnr. and for sale,
100 bolts Russia Duck
2 bales do sheetngsIbleachedl
IS hhds New England rum
4 do ST Crox do
Q pipes American brandy
2 do do gin
8 hhds retailing molasses
10 bbls tanners oil.
Landing fran sloop Johnson,
90 baskets champagne oct3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
Marsbal's Sale.

"ILLbe sold by the Marshal, onTuesday the 23d
w day of October next, at IL o'clock for cash, all
the right, title interest Of Abe Holbrook, in and TO
the following lots of ground adjoining the Town of
Alexandria, bounded OH the East by Washington
street, the West by Columbus street, on the South
by the first street north of Montgomery street. the
North by the second street, N. of Montgomery
street, ard on the ). w. by the turnpike road,
passing through of the square and binding
on said Streets and road, containing nearly two acres,
No, l6.
Also, one other lot, beginning on the west side Of
Columbus street, where it intersects the I'd street
north of Montgomery street, and running thence
with the west side of Columbus street. 100 feet to the
line of Pendetons land, thence with his line, south IS
degrees west 1877 feet to the line of John Mandeves
land, thence south degrees east with his line lie
y an execution favour Of the Bank of Potomac, as
signee Of Edmund ]. lie (.
C. SCOTT. o. n.
sep 20 For I. Ringgold Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
VARIETIES.

SINGULAR AND PLURAL "A young Prince be-
ing on a journey, said to his preceptor, " give
me nv mantle The gentleman answered,
.My Lord, great Princes, speaking OF them.
selves, always use the plural number; you should
therefore, have said, giveus our mantle. The
Prince did no, fail to remember his lesson, and
said shortly after, our teeth aches mine,
am sure" said his precep,or, with smile, do
rot ache in the least, my Lord" "lheu, an
swered the Prince, rather vexed, plainly see
the mantle must be ours, but The tooth ache
mine alone"
FASHIONABLE REIIGIoN-A French gentle
man. equally tenacious of his character Tor gal
lantry and devotion, went 10 hear mass al the
chapel Of favori,e saint at Paris; when he
came there, he found repairs were doing IN the
building which prevented the celebration. 10
show that he had not been defective in his du-
~ and attentions, he pulled out richly deco
rated pocket book, and walking with great gra-
vity and many genufexions up the aisle, very
carefully placed card Of his name upon the
principle altar
Ho,o to get rid of an acquaintance 'ohose
society you do not hke.--If he is poor, lend him
some money-if he is rich ask him 10 lend you
some. Both means are certain.
When Lord Eldon, then Sir John Scott,
brought in his bill for restraining the liberty
of the press, a member moved, as an addition.
al clause, that all anonymous works should
have the name of the author printed on the IT,
tie page.
lady being at party, with very hlGh
Black cap, surrounded with scarlet feathers all
illustrious parsonage remarked, "that she was
like a kitchen chimney on fire :"
a gentleman on horseback finding h,mssii at
spot where four roads met. asked country
man who was working on one of them, where
i, RIM to. Cludpole raising himself from MS
stoop,ng posture, scratching his head, replied
Win Grin 81 doesn't know where 1t rms TO-
zur but we finds it here every morning
public functionary once sent his reslgna'
t;on in very angry letter. 1t was humorous Is
" remarked, that the letter did not at all lhai'
cate resignation.
nobleman advising his son to keep lnteri
| or people at distance, a tradesman VINO over
heard the admonition, replied: 81 am sorr!
INV lord, YOU did not give the young gentle"aI
this advice before. be gotso deeply into my
| books"
FIGURE To PAINT me J." my
nor,rai,." said gentleman 10 his painter, WIN
= book in my hand, and reading aloud. Pai",
NV servant also, in corner where he cannon
he seen, bu, in such a manner that he ma!
be.r me when call him."-Surrey Herald:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03

Mr.. Buchanan, he thinks it necessary to find /,
states evidence somewhere. He has lately ad.
| dressed letter gentleman in this state
who was in the United States Senate al The
time this intrigue is said TO have happe ned. 10
| 10 see if he could find out any thing from him
We have not seen the letter, or the reply, but
are told by those 10 whom he read it, ,ha, the
gentleman wrote him that "althoueh he did mol
| believe il then, This opinion Of Mr.. Claw being
so very high at the time) he does suppose IL no,o.
We should like to know how many suppositions
ii takes to amount to proof Numbers are in.
terested in supposins who would be far from at:
frming. We suppose that the distance between
him and Mr.. Clayis now so great that the
power OF fascination is lost.-M. Gazette
From The Philadelphia U S. Gazette
Letter from the supercargo Of the second YES;
sci despatched from this port for the relief Of
the Greeks.
Shay ofGibraltar, July, Is, 1897.
MATHEW CAREY ESQ.
Dear Sr-We arrived in the Bay yesterday.
Our passage would have been rather short, as
we were but % days from the Capes TO the en-
trance OF the Straits; but there we encountered
u violent Levanter, that detained US eight days,
here we are ordered into quarantine Of five.
AS there is no going ashore, we have obtained
no full accounts yet, but were informed Just
now, by an English merchant who Came along
side for letters. that the T6ntne has not return
ed, nor the Chancellor: The Six Brothers did
not stop, The accounts from Greece are ia
vourabie, but none later than two months ago.
There is not one Of our men of war in Gibral-
tar; they are in the Archipelago~-just about
where we mighthave occasion for their servi-
ces, but we were assured ;here is no danger
July l7-Our quarantine is out, and we will
probably get ashore this afternoon. If have
an opportunity, will write, to give you what
ever information may be obtained there. But
as there is an American ship, (the Atlantic
bound for Philadelphia, getting under weigh,
am unwilling TO lose this chance of letting
you know that we are thus far, safely on the
voyage.
| had slight conversation with Mr.. Mccall
(Navy Agent,) who came along side for letters.
His accounts of the Greeks was not SO favoura-
bic There appears to be some contradiction of
opinion in regard 10 them, and probably no GER
tain information is to be had any where but on
the spot. l shall however do my best to OBJ
tain all that is TO be had here, and we will pro-
baby proceed onward without delay. The
Captain will need some charts and some small
stores. We hitherto, got along amicably to-
gether.
With my best wishes for the success of the
expedition, and the highest respect for the
committee, remain, dear sir. your very hum
bic servant. JAMES r. LEIB.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
This is to give Notice.

VIlHAT the subscriber of Washington county, in the
L District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of Alexandria county, letters of admins
raton the personal estate OF Gerard Ainoia E'te
of Alexandria, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deccdcnt, hereby warned to eXh'.
bit the same to the subscriber passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the Sd cay of April next or
thew may by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate; and those indebted thereto are required 10
make immediate payment Given under my hand
this Sd dav of October, 1927.
oct 3-6t AQUILLA r. ARNOLD.
Admir- of Gerard Arnold
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
. pHORIsMS BY LAVATER.

Who. in the same given time. can produce
more than many others, has vigor; who can
nrodnce more and better, has talents; VINO can
pproduce what none else can, has genius
VINO. under pressing temptations 10 lie, adj
hsr.s 20 truth, nor to the profane belrays aught
IF a sacred trust, is near The summit oil wisdom
and virtue. NJ,
There are more heroes than saints more SAINTS
than humane characters. He who hamanizes
al that is within and around him ADORE
now but Of one such, by tradition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
r,o,o tsp National hfeyigsnee,.

FROM ERp A'UtfOh.b 1HeHtSoHte''
Che Rocks Of Subscription 10 the Chesa-
-, and Ohio Canal were opened Yesterday,
=, rre several places designated in the District.
:,,a BooLs are TO remain oper for so many
t, 80 ,ba, large number of shares was not
.'I,Sgihed: s,in, there were good many sub
.,r,n,ions; and, we were glad TO observe, that
s,,o,,s, the subscribers, were many of the in
Io.,rious, thrifty, and practical persons OF our
-5.,nunity. In Georgetown, we hear that a
,'ngig wealthy individual from Virginia, sub
,,ribed 6l,y thousand dollars; and it is said
IA, ,tere will b. several individual subscrip-
ions Of that amount. sC"See Postscript.
We beg leave TO suggest that there are many
.onsidsralions which make it advisable that
hose who intend 20 subscribe should come for
,g,rd early. Let US on this occasion, as they
.,y in ,btil elec:ioBecriug celebrations in the
lilies, make long pull, ! strong pull, and a
pull all together. -
POSTSCRIPT.
georgetown has done well. The subscri2-
lions 70 the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal airea-
AZ amount to the sum Of AIS, 400 dollars, viz:
Corporation 23o'ooo
Individuals l65,lOO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
SMlIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRlVED-Ocr 9,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.-Passed a
sloop standing into Hampton Roads, with c. p. OH
her ansail-schr Romeo in Hampton Roads, and a
brig off Holm Point.
Sloop Johnson, johnson, Philadelphia, 5ds; freight
for the District
Sclr Pioneer Eldridge Boston; salt, Russia goods,
moasses, N. E. rum, mackerel, &c, to VIM. Fowle &
Co.
SAILED,
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore
sloon Eagle, Thompson, hence at St Domingo, Au-
gust %, and all we'll.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
Trustees Sale.

T1NDER the authority of deed Of trust from Phi.
u lip G. Marsteller to secure the payment of certain
debts therein mentioned, will be sold at public sale,
at the 7o,cn Hail. Saturday the 18Th day Of October
nert at IL o'clock, noo the following mentioned pro-
perry, viz
Two Lots o. Ground, Nos - & l3, OF Con-
ways Plat, north of Montgomery street. and bounded
the west by Washington.s,reet and on the east by
St. Asaphstreet, containing each about Two Acres.
A Lot Of Ground on the ives, side of Pitt,
street, between Cameron and Quecnstreets.
Also, an undivided half Of Lot of Ground,
and the improvements thereon, the south side of
King street. between Washington and ST. Asaphsts
and west of George Colemsn's dwelling.
Also, TRAIT Of Land lying in Hawkins coun-
, Tennessee and two Slaves girl and boy, the
about Is and the other about IS years old.
Terms at sale. BY order Of the Trustee,
sept 22-3w GEO. JOHNSON. Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
n ir,.H.x. AATlQ.gIAAs
vrsDay MORNING. OCTOBER 5, 1927.

Us learn from several respectable sources
-, Nessrs semmes, Beall, CAN'T and Duvaii'
"r.;.,ds Of the Administration, were elected
= u,nday last, in Prince Georges. County as
,,.r,,es to the Maryland legislature.
We learn $50 hat the old delegates Messrs.
c,,nman, Rogerson, Hughes and King, all
- Of the administration, were reelected
in Charles County
The following is the result of the Baltimore
r,.c,iou for ttro Delegates 10 the State Legis-
Lture.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03
FISHING FOR PROOF.

MAJOR Eaton, the amanuensis OF Generai
Jackson, is now, we understand, collecting ev-
r Ssnce from all quarters, to erimlnate MI
lay ~. and to prove that bargain did actually
"s Place, Having failed in making tool Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03

TIE Delegates elect, Messrs. Steuart & Nc
=. ION are avowed Jackson men. This ma
;o.i,y is much smaller than was anticipated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-03

The brig Nymph, at Boston from ST. Saliva
dor, brings adyices TO the 18th August. lhe
British ships Gauges, "a, and Heron, Is, had
arrived there from Rio de Janeiro. The latter
vessel carried the late Treaty Of Peace 10 Bue-
nos Ayres, and brought back the rejection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

I'HE Now York lnluOn for the instruction Of the Deaf
aud pnmh, Is wen organised aud prepared 10 instruct
those who depfs ,f hearns and speech The o m.
siFucts who can hear and speak, Zone male one female
are we'd qualified 10 teach the beat and Dumb, having had
mules, Of each who bees taught in this .tt-
ton, aud highly iu tle school The system
instruction pursued thai OF The French the same as IS
pursued N Other schools the Deaf aud Dumb tins cca.
y Pupils eight and exceeding years. will be
received at all TINES, Tor any period, The 40 dollars
ayesr neudng hard and tson, books sisonSy wash.
ifg, @e7di aud medical aiteudsuce There viii be no
esua charges, hut pupil required TO fnd teir cloth
g bed aud be%dine There during the mouth
oi August ~ eao yar when pupils may rsads
remain ~ The Intuition their option The male aud female
pupils provided FOR different buildings some distance
apart aadare not allowed to sehonI Those
interested may 'htsIn further inofmaton by ad essing
Ter (posi Paid) To the s. cretafy the lnstn,iou
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL, Pfe,idrrt
SAMUEL AKERLi VI. ID. Secfy
~ Leonatd st. New Yotk. Dsc. ~ e.t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

ny Tn. ENQUIRER Is published iwic- wees seasrsH
~, three week during the SESSION of the State Lesa
,.r.-Pce IN. heretofore Five Dollars per annu
in advance Notes of l. pecie-psyins bank,
a,is) will be received payment The Editors will gusrsn-
tee the safety RENTING them by a The postage Of sirt-
.r. being paid, by the writers.
~ M paper will be disc nsinued thut At te discretion oil
m, Edl,ors until all arrearaSes have been paid up
~, Whoever will gis,antee The payment oil nine papers
,h. have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IT One ,qnsre, OR LtSSFirst insertion 20 cene-esch
9, ,dnuIc., % cents.
No inserted, until il Gas either hten PA
or assumed by person this edy, itaep,nou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
Yniit0ble .Jrnes htDer LoI,d

tslAT valuable eitae ged Chiroaks Va Suffy aoin,
= about iour mes below the oouinyise I'D foi sale
II lies on the South size Of james River, hog Island
md binds tor distance the by late survey II
contains 1854 ieres the greater part of which tare
rromthe iefuty q" the s1ii, VIA Is equaied by any
~ ihe county, tins estate considered by Judges ~
dmrabiy adspt@d otne gsoih Of cotton Pos session nay
De mad on the h'' Of January next Capt Jobn
resides nta She premises viii give any conc
DC. - Wal 4 IiopGSUS
Angus IS gy--tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

Trust Sale ot Land IN HcHiicO County.
paruan,e a ell Vi made by William D.ndrice
Sally w ebb we, the 1Ith February 1877. i'm
Sagg and ieter WIS, uwtee and duly recorded the OF
ice of Henti equity COURT TO late
Lewis the at 95CO trustees, wi positively sell
cash, the hIus the premises, Tuesday 6ihday
March next, the Tract oi Land nasp-j the called
wood ulns the lands Of Samuel NJ Bockius other
beng Of land that William cambridge uow
lives the S2a03 10 u,,re,t from
9Th December 1879, and expense attending I'll. We,
the .uhscThEr viii only convey the right uus-
but believe the title In be good The
400 oil good land. JOAN STAGE.
PETER " EST
Veh "a 1907 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
Feb.1s. 1897.
Mrs. .Nargaret CO.cda /:

. SIffS- 3"'cb SOsSUH
redeh OF this State, you viii Tease &c
"a take notice, thai shall Mondsy . fibo Fei uaf,
1921 aud the 5h aud 6, OF the nlonti should
between the hours Of 10 NJ and T. NJ
at the Tavern Of Thomas Cary, Guuerte Courthouse
take the dcpoon AMI aGiSav,s OF MrssIs. Wn Jones' Al
thur L. DAVIS, james Dahney and che 10 he used
dence IN sur Pendrg the Superior Court Of CLapeery
inI the Rio oOd District, wherein yea, aiminis
Alexander CpwarI. are plaintiff and sm defendant.
JOHN X. ATWOOD, adm OF w IN. Ha wood dec
Dec.9. 63- 2lwsw
IL Owing the absence o: material witnesses, taking
OF the above testimony ms beeu deferred until zth 18th
aud 18th !, Of Apf next, j. X. IL
Feb. 20. al -2.wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

viii sell uPou Accommodating trims, land lyns
ga the county OF HtltuyaJ, containing eas,
and t'regs hR"dred oeTes, ust, ho,ioway RIVER an4
containing atss portion OF first hoitc snd, aap-
TED TO The gc Tobacco other crop; the land
good aud well suited ior the of ton. The othe,
itaoi containing bety and al IL Ayed ass lies
deep creek and Is bounded by other creeks, afford
large quantity very excellent Eat land All person. ,i
rossd to purchase are invited TO view the premises which Wi
.hewn ny the eg'rseers, or by myself CA application.
au gust ~. SILL RICHARD T. IlARnAWAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
II Female ScAoot,

M ILL be again Urenc othe suhsc in
W the county OF GpochlaDd The ist day of Fehnary
n~i"9def The r- AID mara, Of ad from Penusy
sana who comes highly nded, aud who iopoe.
teach rcanIns Writings o'lnosaphy, armtt.c, grammar
"gfsPh, saoi ed ana ptone hs Irythology music,
hyidety, iaeewok (, painting vtiVtt, &c.
Terms heretofore: boaid and tuition 500 for 10
mouths payable ouh advance aud the al the
snh OF the yeas, the sehol finding their beds bedding
Music wal additional .xptuoe.
= J. i. FERGUSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
Patent Ssif.sharpening Pioushs,

A, tie Richmond Plough 1ti.aet opposite as Union
Hotel
fglfiE subscriber respectfully informs hs ried ard the
public generally that he prepared TO i't ~.
With supply of the juny eeis hrae MCornck PLOUGH.
ds.crptio OF which he deems nuneceafy rs the piinci
rlr appears TO be generally understood.
These PIoushs posses. all the properties Of other Plsush.,
with t- important advantage of self r,noVson thereby SUI
rertednr necessity of sending Smrh FOR repairs.
lie hand large stock of css and improved Bar
thar, poug ali of which he will sell at pre's
isr with the times. WILLIAM PALMER.
Feb. 60 Si-b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
~ 8 MARY COLLEG q.


ftfIb semtanuua of the students will com
- mence on the i7b loi termmate the % inst Parents
aud Unirdisns, aud all strangers who may he present
are taenfsty solicited 10 attend
The following The subjects which will be taught IN t
eve's Couses - Lectures after februlry tzaastou
Moral PhUosoPty TIE ksy. Dt Wilmer, wi, eonnisne.
July.
Mathematics The Senior Glass will study A.,fsnopv
fiuxfons; the junior, Solid Geometry rline rfigonor1eit
Sufse yng men.uatiOh sud OF the hsher bfspe. If
Algebra third class likewise recently or.nsd On
aotoaut OF late accessio0 oi Students who viii study
hy aud Algebra.
Natural Phdospiy. The continuation Of thi, course viii
embfsce HydrodJ Pneussiio., Acoustics, Optes
Mssnctfsu,, sc.
Ctsmfy The continuation Of this ooufse will embrace all
the particular subject Of that scence.
Political Covrse The Professor, will commence h., eof,
OF lectures IN the Philosophy q The lluln Mud and History,
Low The course will embrace al the Cy
backbone, tom The iiih chap IN his - volume
fERDiNAND 5. CANPBEIL, Secretary.
~ Neoessy exPencss II The College fof the fall course
and 20 ~ proportion fu a sAo ter period.
lsfd, lodging, IRE aud attendance, 8 100
Washiss and eassis., 70
Attendance three Professors, "a
MifeuatIln fec, 3
The Grammar boys MT hound hoard with The Pefe
5oF Of Languages They nsy board town the rate Of ; "
for the course u ten months.
Those Who enter the College after the 22d Fss ay hsf
Williamsburg, Feb. IS. ol-5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

i'iiE Paitner.hp have, toe suhoiiD,ls,
4 Archibald 4. Woualsnn & Go, by consent DIE
solved Win Anderson wall settle the Claims Ssa,rs and
IS alone anIhplsed oullvc the debts the said m.
". ANDERSON,
I-u !, aft u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
L4ND EOR iN-qLE.

BOR Sale accommodating terms the tract Of land lying
n the county Of Chesterfield, about ries south Of
the Courthouse lately the residence Of John Bufoot dec and
belonging TO his etsle containing isi Improvement
Comfortable and ccny j, !i.5 house for = A.,'y
ordinary size, barn and every necessary house, al IN
good order. spring that affords excellent water. The
remarkably healthy will make sdeed Ut general
usha.er. fsspns wishing purchase
requested 10 view the land and applyto
L. BURFOoT, Exor. of
Jan p Soft John Durfout, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

T7NHB undersigned commissioners, will attend a, Charlotte
4 Coudhouse, The 81 day Of April next for The purpose
Of contracting for the building Of Jal At Charlotte Cour
House. the SIZE % by so feet, two stories high he butt
bsWn stone.
CLEM'T. DARLINGTON,
HENRY a. WATKINS,
n. -. ALEXANDER.
JAMES 2. MARSHALL,
reb. 20 9i.-2,wfJ JNO. MORTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

Lendtfc Hospital, williamsburg
NOTlCEn hereby gwen that al ee m M institution
>, are occrPcd and Inst patient viii he receive.
nn,ii yome Of The .s os Vacant notice Of sbcn va
be gwen. BY crdet. of The Court Of Director.
Msv2s 81 I. HENLEY, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

the day aarob next, TAR, Otherwise the next
W ir day, purpose selling at suction, twelve months,
credit the estate ofmy deceased husband NJ Bchsrd Dauie'
Consisting Of corn fodder and horses cattle, sheep hogs;
household and kitchen furniture, and SET Of Blackmis
Tools, complete, &c Aso, Negroes in addition 10
hose advertised by Mr. Samuel Williams the Trustee, far
necessary pay all dents due by the decd AL persons
having ci4is svarn said Estate, desired make them
knowa the subscriber before the day Of sale.
FRANCES w. DANIEL, sdu'f1.
E.h g. as-fhs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
Land and .Nsgroes for Sale.

NiE subscriber oe's ior OF land the county
n OF M.okrnbus, Cuxs creek, miles 10 the OF
tue Courthouse, containing 40 than hall al the
land standing wood. all good tcateo ind The plants
ton IN coed order io rorpmg and very productive IN Il :
usual crops OF the county, VITA Driae GEEK low g,Vun
Tne all and good; undoubtedly
of the beef tracts ct nj land sount,. Ao another
tact OF 292 Bears Eism, all wevd anl and
tchacc land, with 80 OF 10 acres Lunentug cunt prime
, seuu, all famous plant land, part Of s Iand es te
fork of SstOid and Hikn'srUad and would he elen
stand IRA store ~ tavern.
Aiss .. agent oi Jane. S Ravsnero, other tact of
land Butcher. creek the county Ui dckisnhn OF v0
acres % land Is well Improved good order lot cropping,
about halt OF this tract clear soft fee productive land. IL
the above lands not sold privately before tie ii day
Nosembsi next ~. whh due notice will be SVEN The sub
sciber will that day ~ the .he. bidder, the ,te
mes, the Co creek; a.so All the cr,P .oin od
der, aud stock OF oil kinds, the I7th day the
nou on the premises lie will sell TO the hyhst iude
the luekefs creek also eli the crop odde
aud stock kinds Terms will he made krown thu day
Of sale Between aad 40 valuable ou bc sold wih
these two tracts Il iand. ionS DUFUEU.
p. s Ana F.rpn washing tins id by add es.ns
letter to the s"bcfioer Lemsafy Grove Post va,e Mstk
ienhure. shall meet with prompt at, MICA.
Nrrk1en4ifg. Oct lit JOHN BUFoRD.