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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-30

son to the presidency, we fear an abandonment,
of the policy Of internal Improvements; and as
far as executive influence can effect it a.preva.
lence Of the estate right doctrines in the con-
truetion Of the Constitution.
ResolUed, That we earnestly recommend to
the people of Maryland, cordial and active
support of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS as the
next President Of the United States.
On motion of Mr.. Jenifer, the following re.
solutions were adopted: 80
Rssolvsa, That Messrs c. s. Walsh, w. Nee.
teer, John Edelen, Isaac Munroe, George Heb6,
James Harwood and Truman F. Foss, Of the
city OF Baltimore, be appointed Central Com.
mittee OF Correspondence for the purpose Of
communicating with the Committees of Cor
respondenee Of the several Counties, and the
friends OF the Administration Throughout, the
Stale, and that it be recommended to those
Counties by whom ithas no, already been done,
10 appoint Committees Of Correspondence.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention
be presented to the Baltimore Committee, for
the appropriate arrangements in preparing
Room for the accommodation Of the Conven-
ton.
ReSolusd, That the thanks of this Convention
be presented to The President, Vice Presidents
and Secretaries, for the dignifed and able man.
ner In which they haye discharged the duties
OF their respective stalio.s.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this Con-
ventlon be signed by the President, Vice Presi-
dents and Secretaries and published in the Bal.
timore Patriot, and all other papers in Mary
land, and in the District of Columbia friendly to
the Administration, and that 5000 copies of the
same be printed.
THOMAS EMORY, President.
WILLIAM d. BEALL,)
JAMES SEWALL, Tiee Presr..
JOHN MCPHERSON,
JAMES NJ ANDERSON,)
JOHN EDELEN, 'se'e'"''e''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-30
Farm Wanted.

"ANTED to rent, for few years, FARM in
w Virginia, within Is miles Of Alexandria and
Washington, but five miles would be greatly pre-
fered. The farm must have comfortable dwelling
house with or Sgood rooms, good and convenient
out buildings good water near the house, good or.
chard plenty Of rail timber and fire wood, and $50
acres Of arabic Iand.-OrI would purchase, on long
credit, four FIVE hundred acres thus improved, or
exchange excellent city property for good farm as
boye described Inquire for further particulars at the
Editors of the Phcnx Gazette, and write to me mi.
mute description of the farm and its improvements
More than usual will be taken of the property
The situation must be healthy. july l0-eo3w
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+A.er1Hias a NlDRg.As
MONDAY MORNING, JULY so, 1927.

JOHN SERGEANT, Esqr. and suite, arrived in
the Delaware River on Thursday last, and land
ed at the Lazeretto, below Philadelphia, under
salute of thirteen guns. He came home in
.he Brig Eliza from Vera Cruz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-30

The great length Of the able Address TO the
people Of Maryland, adopted and published by
the Administration Convention recently held at
Baltimore, excludes aIffniscellaneous and gen.
eral articles from This day. Gazette. The mails
Of Saturday and yesterday afford nothing suffi-
GENTLY interesting 10 induce us to divide a
document valuable in itself and anxously look.
ed for by all our political readers.
Mr. Clays speech delivered at the Lexington
Dinner, on the 18th instant, is received and
will appear entire tomorrow 1t is one of the
most satisfactory specimens Of triumphant vim.
dicalion and retribulive castigation that has
ever comeu nder our notice. Few, when they
shall have read it, will deny tina, the feelings OF
poor HARRIS and his companions, while await
ing the awful signal for their entrance into
eternity, were felcitous in comparison with
those which are now experienced by the Hero
and his coadjutors.
we learn from the Lexington Reporter that
the Dinner given to Mr. Clay in Woodford was
attended by upward of a THOUSAND Of the re-
spectacle citizens Of that county, and an i'm.
mense concourse from the counties adjoining.
A, Paris, In Bourbon County, the asscmblage
!. srss still greater, being composed Of between
FOUR AND FIVE THOUSAND. The latter enter
,ainment was the most sumptuous, and extern
siyc ever known in the western country. lnvi-
tations from all parts Of Kentucky, apd many
fromOhio, were hourly coming in but could not
be accepted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-30

Fsllo0 Citizens Of Maryland: our task is full
6lled-With :his appeal to you, we offer oar
humble and reveren,ial su7plica,on to the Au-
thor of all Good, that He will be pleased 10
direct with wisdom the Councils OF our Coen
try, and lead our Fellow Countrymen IN all their
acts to the best and happiest results.
In accordance with these views we submit
the following Resolutions:
Resolred That, in the opinion OF this Conven-
ton. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS was elected
President Of the u States pursuant both to the
form and the spirit Of the Constitution, and
therefore, in the execution OF high and respon-
s;ble duties is entitled 10 the support and CO.
opera,ion of,he good People of Maryland.
Resolyed. That in the opinion OF this Con-
vcntion, the charges ofintrlgue and corruption
alleged against JOHN Quincy ADAMS and HEN
ny CLAY in relation to the last Presidential cleo
lion, are totally without foundation in truth
Resoiyed. That the principles and policy OIL
the existing Administration, are those which
distinguished the Administration OF Mr.. Mon
roe, and which then gave universal Satisfaction
10 the people Of the Union.
RESOLVED, that we highly appreciate the mill.
tary services of General Andrew Jackson, on'
have NO faith in his experience, ability or mod
er.,;on as statesman That we deprecate
his election to the first civil Office in the gift Of
the people, merely as the result OF his military
acbicvements. as an example traught with dan
Ger TO the liberties Of the American people
Further; that by the elevation OF General JACK
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-30
SAOO Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living near A MS
eRo 'e %oM likely young man. about 81 years
sfeet or inches high dark complexion, has down
look when spoken to-; took with him roundabout of
coarse cloth, pair white pantaloons, and one par
coarse linen, an old white fur hat and other clothing
not recollected will give the above reward Tor aP
nrehendine and securing said negro in jail so that get
him again, if taken than SO miles distant rom
Mexa1dra and Fifty Dollars if taken within So miles
of Alexandria. VILLA" rH"A'
Alexandria. JUN 20, 1927
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Mechanic Relief Society
be accepted.

4 STATED quarterly meeting of the Mechanic Re-
n lief Society will be held at their Hall on Wednes
day evening next, LIST August at o'clock. ny order
of the President, INV CohSh'
;ly 9O-3t Secretary
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ONS.
BY James G.. Barry

TWILL sell in front Of my Warefooms on Tuesday
Il next at o'clock A. n. the 3tst inst. Fairfax
street, variety of Household Furniture, principally
new and Of an excellent quality, comprising in pax
sett Of mahogany dining tables,
Mahogany bedsteads ditto wash stands
Chairs, Kdderrninister carpeting.
Andirons and tenders. one large looking glass
Dressing glasses, work stands plated candle sticks
Tea trays. portable writing desk, with variety
of other articles JC BARRY. Auct
July %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-30
Family Flour.
Paper
loaf Sugar.

LOAF sugar.
JAMES IRWIN has just received and will be kent
% constantly supplied (from sugar refinery in Balti.
more) with general assortment of REFINED NJ
GARS, which he offers for sale at low prices at the
Warehouse, lower end King street alexandria.
In Store.
Foley's Superior Anchor Gin.
july7 eo7t
The National Intclligencer will publish the above
seven times and charge it to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-30

Trustees Sale.
T1NDER the authority Of deed of trust from Tho
- mas s. Hamers!ey, bearing date on the first day
OF july 1891 and duly recorded in the County Cour,
of Fairfax, will be sold at the front door of Fairfax
Couft House, at public auction to tie highest bidder
for cash. on the third Monday auguss merit, being the
Goth day of said month, all the right title and interes.
of said Thomas s. Hamersley to a certain
Tract or Parcel Of IIand,
commonly known by the name of "Lythom," situate in
the said County of Fairfax and whlchwas the proper.
ty of the late Elizabeth Brent ilamersfey
july 9-ts THOMSON r. MASON Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20
Oct. IS.
SELECT SCHOOL-

My SCHOOL will b. continued the ensuing year, MY
4tE Brother, John Nelson, who has had years ex
perIenee eaeher,wi be associated with the
asenen ot the SCHOOL, in which will be taught the Greek
Lain and tiench Language together with those
learning which constitute good English Education
schOl will commence the 2ist DAY Of January and
te nInste the 5th ay Of December following There will
be vacation Of four weeks, commencing the 3 day
June She ruce Tor hoard, tuition washng lodging ne
VIII he tsliO PAYABLE halt the June Se
aud the other hAi on the lst day OF Dec following.
The di.cPl-e Of The school vii be parental and
care and kindness will he extended oouhie to nv
Instruction, TO children No boy wear,
Old will be admitted INTO the School, uutss he shaft
sonaly known ic for orderly exemplary department MY
residenee Is remote from the hans aud irrursly
snd remarkably healthy IL srued ia the county Lou.
sa, 30 miles from Riehmoud, and about the same distance
from fredericksburg The seEe from Frederick ihuir 10
Cafle-sve, within 400 yards my residences and that
from Richmond 10 HaTisUnhurE within miles it, Letters
TO saouJ be directed 70 Gadner's Cras Euads Loua
aWM. NILSSON l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

HTOW under tr direction Of the subscriber. kiwocd,
the residence Of MS fsiher, will be continued the
vear This schoDi will The i5; Of janus
v 1928 and the 10Th Of December following,
With % four weeks ~ the Of The
The coutse Of u.tiuct0n will embrace reading. wrinE,
arithmetic ancient AND modern se0r apply, with the Of
s sps and globes. book keeping. Agehs, suryying ge
r rconofae;fy, aud the Latin AID Eng ifh idrguagff
amgstefIy In tea hing Geoesphy, Ibs he The sub
hef,, enda TO e0t1eci the subject sHh History, 90
,ste an interest the part vf the sch0iai. and Z" tmre
Ss matter more suaSy on bis memory The School VII
.rsys be open he reception Of 90 psIon' iieds h
n.ocet It, Easenuei snd exefci,e Tefms for Board
s..,on 100 do. each hcardcr finding this own bed
t3ssrr sad csndes parsns and Gua.Jishs ay rest az
tst ssert attention viii ~ paid g. iie scholars, winch
sitse 10 their eonfoti, or pfonsie hsif imaf ,vement
'"' CHARLES A. LEWIS, Jr.
aAssfc5,, Eillvoo5 ne'r ts iio9lns 6rsen' Ooioins
un'Y." q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20
EtlL,I N NlnnnlrnfnI -. -

NDVsM. PRINCE Proprietor u this establishment hs. last
~ Published the suihou Of his catalogues n Ffo,t
On'mcnfd Tiees, Fowcfinz Shrubs rnj Plants, Grsen.
tanss fisns Baih,U Flowers &c. vim prizes aoc5sd 10
'perg "cc fir e frmins col,f etion unfissed ~ the
OF any othet soIattf.
f'sofinsn ~ Gfspt comrfises NE choicest Wine and
able Gfapcr aud they wli 10 30 ytintn 81 one
dozen each, dolls hfst sss.it Etni y dolls f3f ia
20. and "a ioii Tor the 81.
Ihe coiisctan Of Rat.. comprise shove 500 snpefb kr
1asignes OF hs wiois, NAY o. o~tsed gso, Of de .n
'ebee ADD orders m ~h him cent direct by mai r, The
PoP iecc.se ponf seri,os. and shipped a.
ae'nsd' I'm rCMPKfNS. Agent
D.. No Prince, Cary.s,reef
A. Retpahd.
r''ss c4-eSg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20
DRY GOODS


VIE Suhsoriber has the importation of Dry
goods On he own aud for sale b,
'slorsaie aud retail swe selected STAPLE
A1ICLES well suited u this Maj in mari
Cough aud Btaiisas Wilson'S and .ndy, mani ttor..
Font, Lvhion Du Whitney and Rose blankets; uhe hl
ana green plans. hei cloths
double m!ed drsh cloths, Rhodcs bobazes; and
tartan plads cris"n great coats:
bfusse, hidderniisttr and Dutch capeng; hearth
scarlet red yellow, and white
esrpetns cloth; Bsaverteeu, beaeed swa.y ray tu,J;
.adal.Is gh wtbhing Tulsys bet thread OF various
Sues dltt best patent threads all COLOURS. 81 Shappes spool
COTTON Sii eJidi green good article for servants
hos.ry ladies white cotton Sd thread; ades' black aub
~"oi DO ""ck aud white giuzt; ehild eus' long half
hosej mems lambs wool half h.se Imperia! do; swansdon
vese OF good quality white cooured quilting do
"e6 hanguP oof',i urAture ts.st linen cotton chez
81 aud ID caDhric muslins AMI iackonets do; whit.
COTTON sT'ingi oaeo. Geniiemrn's London hats; Noting
nam I'M. al iaees and hObbne IL IRISH linen bleach
canbIehi mems buck Woodstock and HEAVIER gloves ladies'
had aud beaver do; sentenes aud white and black
m hose best black silk h0itntnes for Ys.tin; black sk
ucnt Nriveor doi eming needles mixed ponnI
pisj do IN packs white furniture aud corded
covers new aftditi excellent of gallery
hsd'vate KNIVES y forks OF and
pen aud biaded knive.; large small seepor j, awnr
Knives wooiscrew.; ockrt chss. ginh T., be cat steel
niles Ct various suits - cut, mill ADd handsass,
belts best hinges rszos of superior quality; gat, hra
endsisi horse sh"e naii ow combs
brass eaadestiek stock Psd chest draw and port locks gilt
and vets Japanned wst- beet steel, small square
bars csst steel sheets, Tor Clifton gin paie od.;
sack salt, OF extra and bales
Iiis goods selected by himself En- land and will
be sold upon moderate terms Ills old fries
axe rssPeculiy invited call M at his store gu L
street. lately occupied by j. l. Taylor Co.
Sept. 90. al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20
For SRLE.

tNlE Poplar F2es, HONE Tact all tina, PATt OF
estate attached TO the Mansion House, Containing byre
cent survey Thousand aud seventy acres. aud lire
qntrstsj oil tins land before on ID {" the public ahoue
SOO acres are already cleared the heavily TINT
5vrec and the greater part tobacco land the suaiiy
ihe cleared ianj with the exception of about 80
good heart capable uuGsT ud lug
nae COM the exhausted portion night he This
plantation distant mile from the turnpike erh ON
ynehbug we watered being by branch
e., heading within IFS limits and therefore subject TO
overflow" sOTdiDg not less so of and
tom land well adapted the culture Timothy and other
aud 10 The purpose OF standing hos about one
halt OF Tie branch land is still wood. tie plantation
besides ether he large framed wheat barn
with good thTesng machine. Inc mansion nous. oolny
eonVehen ,hands0me, and situated
lug nearly the whole able land of the farm I1rnd
ing to remove 10 another the above property is offered
low, Tor cash credit, aud feel hesitation ia
that TO tobacco planter few more desab.
FRANCIS EPPES.
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- LEIYIN TIlfR ERL>fK E,

4
UUAVINe opened the prncipsl part OF his fancy staple
III DRY GOODS sochs the attention OF his hirnds and
"a, pubtie call them. He ieei' conhden III
the selection, tie city suVass M and positive
that shalt underselI bn III the aggregate
Among the article. now offer ed Tor sale,
Sup blue black olive and Oxford anl other iahion-
able cloths and ea-simetes
Ladies' habit, leli.se aud meI iio cloths
Negro oohingcvnsns oil kseys, plains, !nseys and naP'
eottvns
ye,iing. Of the newest lnd most fashionable patterns
lfsured and plan Or" de Maps, IN great varieties
Io.enoes satin levantinc5, Iutiian lustiinSs
sans, modes, Grape liJse, gauzes, ious colours
B.l,ie bar,se AID jfeerin robes, splendid assortment
Italian nets IuPsriS ernpss
Nankin, Canton aud Italian grapes
Imperial mere THRIFT barge, gfenadiue, maai giuhs Ahd
elk fancy hjkfs-
rirrino, cashmere aud Canning shawl, aud scsifs
White aud black lace wells AID hdks.
PelerInes,capes aud figured lace do
Ijobbinti iaoes and quilting
y 5 and O. figured aud plain bohhinet
fryu ed and plain Swiss aud null ,nusli4s
Cambrios, jackonets and COOK muslIns
G.nghani., oalieoss aud eambic prints, beautiful
On eassau plaids aud stripes
Tartan plads aud eamhles
English and French silk hosiery
Sorsted. lambs wool, Angola aud cotton hOsItiy
urass beaehed linens aud Irish sheet,hgs
I,omhszine. and bonbsz,, eoloured and black
14,nbrIe sad fnniure dlniiiios
RihbUns 81 every description aud superior quality
Coloured and white ioncsiics, sat,iuets and oitIks
hose point aud iufle blankets;
With nany ether articles attd. By The next
a,rvsls,I shall additional supply complete To,
sormeni among th.n will be extra sup fashionable Uo,
ana Italian Nets.
Oct. fTf
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SO REIT4RD

ohered fo the apprehension OF slave JOiN merly the
a property It pr Thos. L. Atkinon Iiaf.x county Va
he et NJ Tuesday, Esd ult aud have TO believe
ne gone TO Petersburg 10 his ioner John lsrrcr
man She ordinary sAe dark eomp,xon aud his wrist
our "' Jo'h dnd wore rings in lac lie had brown
sui.ont iioek coat aud dark naked psHtaiOcns.
Aooss reward w'i - given any that will deliver
him TO ~ IN Richmond and all easonahle charges paid
=. =, JEFFKIES < BAGBY.
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-l[4RNTI4LIN 1890

Wy virtue II the Sue or Court Of Cbsnre
b ~ the Ffederieksbutg Dfst, pronounced the
sh dsy of April 1877, in depending IN ie aid
In which Edwin UFshaw adD'Or 81 John HenRolj dec Il
plaintiff, ard Laurence Muse Defendant, shall tis 1T
M nf Dee Ig27 upon the eNpuse 10 sale hy Tuh
SUCTION The highest bidder, Tor CASH the hoss AID lots,
IA starf IN the said dtcve eiuned, situated IN the
TsppAhsnnOck of which particularly designated ~
injeniue pf mortgage bearns date the 30h DAY Il Dec
sho Reynolds Of the otherpsr and admitted 10 record in
!, county count Of EsseS, the tgfl dag ~ Ang. 1911
THOMAS MATTHEWS, Deputy cf
Nov. -, 1877. JOHN SrANARD, NJ. h. CD
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TUKEIG SALE.

ElE virtue n deed of trust eNeemeoby Samuel TVoodson
To Pefe r Archer and the suhcTIher.oE the day Of
July, 825 and recorded IN the Clerks oil Possan
nr purposes therein menioned viii ne ID The highest
idae at pablo aueton, Tor eash, a Powhsln Courho,e
the third Ihuhay December next (t.iuK CONT dal
tact OF land lyIng Po@husn county, containing one
hundred and ninety AID three oGitls less,
adjoining the iands IT Crawford and others s,,b
title only Is vested the subscriber will conveyed t9
tho pwehaser WM s. DANCE, Trustee.
My
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20
YRNST S4l y

vtueot Deed of Trust executed To the subscriber nv
- WA A Cooke and Catherine bis wife, to secure ,he
payment vi dent, which has become S. r. Hlrrrove
IA or oi u Crsn.has, dec will b. sale. TO the
'Shest bidder i"r cash Saturday the Nov at
fo"aau e"ui thouse, the tract OF land property of The
said Cooke, which lies IN the county Of Puwhaan james
INs short d,eisnee below the town of Jefferson. This
ion Of wood with 50 acres OF low grounds tide i,
liable 10 question. Nv s. ARCHER
Nov. Is. so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

~ The ENQUIRER is published TWICE week ssncra,
a in.s week during the Of the Stale Legrs
sPrse thu same heretofore, five Dollars per snnnn
b,. id ,i.spcs. oes Of chartered, ,peeiepayns banK:
,yl VII be received payment the Editors will
the ,.fety Of recruiting by a;hs postage Of aie
I. r. being paid, by the writers,
n paper will be disc 'ntinued (eut al me s'eFsuon 81
h. Edaosl until all arrearages have been psia up.
yr Whoever will sntee the payment oil mans papers
tS.ll have IA. tcnth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rY- ope square, Or INSTANTANEOUS 10 eshs-eseh
eUulinuaice, SO cents
asserted, until il has eth heen paid
n or s.useI by sone person this city, ts snsm0rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

pol4a5ie Property for safe Real & Personal
pursuance OF the last will and esianeEi of Luke n
dso wi ne sold to the hishes bidder, on TussFa ,ks
2oh day Of Nov. next, IL fair otherw.. ,be nf1
lying IN the County Of Amelia, mile dsn from evi
BRIDGE each de ut the dir road siding Amelia Cout
house, aud distant - Mules from buc aud 50 froD,
Richmond, Containing 500 acTesUf which Considerable pur
tom IS IN woods aud hta' tmbeI ed with pine oak hcL
cy the soil well adapted raising tobacco. cotton torn
and wheat the plantation order for grooming
having considerable portion newly cleared ani on thr
situation healthy and desirable residence having Two
story Dwelling House nearly finished together with ali neoes-
IN good repair also large Creamery ali
houses Tor securing There 500 selected Fruit
Trees IN uil perfection The land we yyatered with small
streams running through further description j. deemed
unnecessary, those wishing purchase y, ye,S for ~
selves MI Benz Baaeh the Administrator, will shew
the land to any person w'sling to vc~ IT,
UH be sold at ths place all the negroes
descriptions which large valuable srop Of corn cav 500
barrels Fodder aud pork, household and Kitchen
plantations utensils, sc.
Will be Sold the 18th day of Dec If fair otherwise n, .
peAi lar day. before the Eagle Tavern the city Of irh.
mond the nterst If Luke Bot ia three pieces Of Coal
10 s equal but Undivided eighth part OF all thst frs
q" parcel 1t snd commonly called Bucks CunuA,s Coal
PH supposed 10 contain $50 equal nliv
esh pan OF three undivided fourth parts of all tract Of
Coal Land, commonly called Geek Ps con;suipg "a
acres Also one equal bat univied nth part Of pne
iweneins OF all that uaet Of Coal Land Commonly called
The Unl"n PITS. supposed to contain 50 10 acres
fEHmS-FoI the Land, third Of the pur.hase IN
will be required thu 2O NV. 1895 the bsllace n two
annual Paynens bonds with approved security add d,
uusi on zoe land TO secure the EaymcEi5 iThe PERSONS
property vii be sold credit Of II months Bond. WI,
approved security will be r.qu ID Tor over 10 l
hd amounLahd iss' cash All those indebted totle e.l
claims requested 10 bring them IN properly authenticate
that provision n'ay be made for their diseharee.
VA WORSHAai. Admir-
with The will annexed % Luke is.hL der
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-NDTIcE-

10 UHSUANT tos Deed or Trust executed nv WIN Tstbv
~ 20 tie sniscrhef trustee lf Jor Aiiii ~ and Of
record 10 the county court q" King Wm will be sold II pbie
auction, for cash. The Courthouse ciesn The 2gh d.
~ nov newt the following Siates viii Cox ffenrse J
Ned Moses, Chapman Anthony John, Marta, aisrs Child
bando aud all ne nctse RI the female since the
euiion ~ the sad Deed Tor The purpose Of the p
sions Of said deed ARMtSfEAD ROBTHS hu.tse
-.
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NAVY CoMMIssIoN ERs' OkFICE.
12'h OciOber. 1907


INFEAR Chie,buts, Caroline the subsesher wiliteaeh
et Grammar School which viii commenced the snsuine t5
OF January (lsxS) Therein will h. taught the common
course of Lain aud Creek Readins; -EnsI,sb Toncu
wd rs usual aprendagesO i Grammar numerical Afhnfe
aud Heosfaphy Aho, reguf ed 6eoheffy Afgsfrs a.
The Ssho' will adjourn The 10Th Deesmbcr loowlnr WITH
fhonh's vacation. e' VIZ o
IERMS-For Board Tuition, Ecncers furnishing bcds
an seddmF 100 doll.i nall pay able adysnce d.,
GoO.baud, iov. &C.. 5IN
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NlNhE Avalon Company have hand AND intend Constable
- t. keep, al hsr Warehyuse corner Of Pal, and Iy
- rte nmirere, ae1mpeie and general sssofaef Of Ma
S'efs' ' 9Ha Shegthing Copper, and Copper N nlsnu
iaeluf'd a'ther works upon Phapsco besf Ibis city
me Fseu aud power Of their wofks are such dr.. fe o,o
ett~.'se orrffs Gov be pi0mpty supplied. Apply 10
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