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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
Public SaAe-fOr Cash,
Public Sale.

IUO1lC Sal6.
FINDER the authority Of deed of trust from James
u McDennick and wife, and pursuant to decree of
the United States Circuit Court for the District of CO.
Mmbia, will be sold Saturday the 18th of March, at II
O'clock in front ofthe premises at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, q LOT or GROUND situate
in the town Of Alexandra on the north side of Queen.
street, between Pitt and ST. Asaph.streets being the
VIM. B. Stuart L. T. MASON Trustee
march 5 IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
MARRIED.

MARRIED.,
Yesterday, by the Rev. Wells Andrews, Mr.. WASH
1Neros T. HARPER of this place, to Miss ANN ELIcorr
daughter of the late John Ehcott, Esq of Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
sSThe annual meeting Of the

~ Il HC WH"Ve&@ ~ o "
Alexandria Colonization Society will be held on the
evening ofthe Third Monday Of this month, 18th inst
renort will be read several addresses will be made, and
collection be taken up in aid of the Society funds
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order, N. " fllZho1h, Secy'
mar Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
Marsha\'s sale.

WILL be sold for cash, on Tuesday, the 17h day Of
w .iprl ner at o'clock, in the afternoon, al! the
right title and interest Of Richard Are in and to the
following parcel OF Lsnd.-Bcginning at the north.
east of Payne and Oronoko -stree,s and run
ming thence with Oronoko-street, north 81 degrees
west 81 poles IS links to stake; thence with a ditch
on the west side Of rope-walk; south 90 degrees,
west so poles 20 links to another stake on the north
side OF Queen,sree'; thence with Queensreet 81 de-
grees east 81 poles % links to another stake on the
north side Of an cid ditch; thence north 90 degrees
east so poles IS links to the beginning, supposed to
contain II acres roods; sold to satisfy execution
in favor of Laughlln Masterson.
C.. SCOTT, d.. NJ
march i3-tl7A for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
MarshaA's Sale.

WILL. be sold for cash on Wednesday the 1871 day
w If fpril nerf, at o'clock in the afternoon, al
the right, title and interest Of William B Wilson, in
and to lot Of ground situated the side of Fair
faxstreet, and binding Fairfax street 26 feet and
extending back, eastwardly, list being the lot
Sold to satisfy execution in favor Of Henry Howard
use, &c. e, SCOTT, d. NJ.
For I. Ringgold, Marshal
mar II 3tawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
IN h.aTURD.aYMe 2lsf day of .4pril neat, at 4 o..
~ clock p. NJ the subscriber will offer at public
:s35 sale at Cats Tavern Alexandria, tract
CESa of land in the County of Fairfax,
AtS Containing One Hundred Rcyes,
49, Situated on the moth side ofthe Little River
turnpike road, and beginning at the abu,ment of
the bridge over AccotInk Run-now occupied by
homas X. Beae. The above sale will he made I'M
der the authority ola deed ofrust from the said Beae
to the subscriber. Terms cash.
RI TAYLOR, Trustee.
fSb 10 5tawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
New Books.

New Books.
lust received at J. A. STEWARDS bookstore,
q few copies of
sketches of History, Life and Manners in the Unit.
ed States.
The rennesseean; novel; founded on facts.
Both these works are by Mrs. Anna Royal, an Amer-
can lady Price 81 IS each.
march LIST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
70 Rent,

70 Rent,
s The Point at the cxtr,Me Southern
3fYf part of the town. known by the name OF
Ssas ''Jones's Point" 1t is handsomely and suit
-. ably situated for an extensive garden, and,
upon examination, will receive the admiration of Be-
tansts The land is very productive, and the build
ings are commodious and comfortable. It will be rent
ed for more years, and, to good tenant, the
terms will be made moderate. Apply to
ROBERT w. HUNTER.
mar Il 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16
MarshaI'S Sale.

MarShal'S Sale.
NSIIr.L be sold for cash, on Monday HE 10Th day of
w .4prilnert, at O'Clock in the afternoon all the
right title and interest of Abel Hobrook, in and to
the following property.
a ONE FRiKE HOUSE and LOT
aR situated on Thomas Alley, and fronting on said
inches.
Also, one other Lot,
west side Of Washington street, beginning ITO feet
inches from Duke street. and running south Wash.
ington street Al feet; thence west 90 feet nchcs
thence north 60 feet thence east 81 feet thence north
l8 feet east 81 feet the beginning Sold to satisfy
an execution in favor of the Farmers Bank ofAexan
dria, assignee Of Z. l. Lee.
C. SCOTT, d VI.
march II for T. Rnggold, Marshhal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16

We learn, says the Baltimore Gazette, that
the project Of a ship canal along the course OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16

The following is the concluding paragraph
Of an essay in the Paris Journal du Commerce
of the 10Th Of January, on the subject o. the ex-
listing difficulties between Great Britain and
the United States, relative to the Colonial
Trade The French editor puts the subject in
a proper hgh,-,he ligh, in which we view it
here-but our "right or wrong" Opposition,
reckless Of the interests Of the American peo-
ple, Justify the British ministers, for the base
purpose Of injurng their own. Such treason
able policy cannot go long unpublished.
"The commerce Of the British Colonies,
which consists Of merchandise Of great bulk,
has. with reference to the American shipping,
commercial value far superior TO the objects
of which it is composed. II gives employment
to a large number Of vessels and sailors, and
this explains the care which England takes to
deprive the United States Of the trade, and
transfer its advantages to the maritime ma
lions of the Baltic. II is putting in force the
principle announced by Mr.. Huskisson in Par
lament as one Of the bases Of the actual policy
of Gre.t Britain-To weaken the United States
and give power 10 their natural rivals. In this
=. - ,;.,v the Subiect in our opinion, mer-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16

A late London paper gives ii as report en-
titled TO confidence, that the government OF
Buenos Ayres has made direct and pressing
application 10 the British cabinet, to interfere,
by mediatory means, for the purpose Of put
ting an end to the present war waging win
Brazil, and that an Envoy, charged with this
special commission, was 10 sail from LONDON
for Rio de Janeiro in the next packet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-16

mar IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27
Instruction in Mathematics.

EREDERICK BURT, jr. will re. open
y his evening school for instruction in
Tho different branches Of Mathematics, on
The Goth instant. The following are soIDe
Of the principal branches 10 which he will
give his attention, viz (: .4Rf7HuE7TC--
.3LGEBR.1--- GEOMETRY -7RTGO-
.NOlIEIRY plane, oblique and spherical
-NE.v,SU UR.1TIO.v.--LU.N.aR OBJ
SERI.gT1O.N.S, according to most APP
proved methods--usc Of NAUTICAL ~.
STR RU.uE.NT,S, .NfVIG.A7TO.N, SUR
VEYLv'C, &c. Sept 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27

Boetsport.
B1e President Manning, Grafton, fr.
Prov. Tor y. Y.
SArURDAy-arr sloop Superior, Childs,
tr. Prov. for n. Y.
S.oop Fair Haven. Avens, fr. Freetown,
SuNpAY--arr sch. Mary Baxter, fr. Hal
flax, tor n. Y.
Ship William, % days from Liverpool,
Of and for Warren.
Sch. Minerva, Baxter, fir. Bangor,
Sloops Herald, Brown; B. ID. Jones,
eckham, fr. Prov. for n. York.
Sloop Ann. Maria, Gardner fir. n. Y.
Sloop Trader, Burgess, fir. Prov. for Sand
wich,
Monday--arr. Sch. Success, Crowell, fr.
Prov for Norfolk,
Sloops Lord Nelson, Durfee; Catharine
Harden, fir. Bristol,
Sloop Friendship, Ellsbee, fir, Troy,
Sloop Grey hound, Barlow, fir. Sandwich,
Sloop Hannah & Nancy, Turner ,fr War
rem.
Sloop Sally, Pierce, fir. Hartford,
Sloop Antelope Weaver, fir Troy.
TUEsDAY--arr. sch. Triton, Mead, fir.
Greenwich,
Sch. Washington, Eldridge, fir. Prov.
Sch. Washington Barge, Bosworth, 6
days from Charleston, for Boston. Put in
for water and pilot.
Sloop Gov. Eusts, Hatch, fr Hartford,
S!oop Providence. Croker, fr. Prov for
Baltimore,
Sloops Hudson, Irish Somerset, Calder,
fir. New Bedford
Sloop Eliza Allen, Handy, fr. Sandwich,
Sloop Victory, Pierce,fr Freetown,
Sloop Jefferson, Everett, Fl. Wareham,
SIoops Halcyon, Hill Essex, Gladding,
ir. Newport.
MEMORANDA.
Sailed from Boston on Saturday, sch
Washington Packet, Shove, for George
town, $. G.
The ship Boy. Greene, of this port, arr
off Portland, Aug. 6. 32 de. tr. Havana, for
Hamburg.
At st. Ubes, Aug. 81, brig Harvest, FL
dred, of this port, for New York next day.
At Havana, Sept. Sth, brig America
Lake, of Boston, disch'g.
Ship George Champlin, Hudson, sale d
from Havana, Sept. 9th, for Europe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27
Terence Duncan.
MATHEMATICIAN.
BegS leaue 10 inform The Inhabitants Of .Ne,o-
mort


Beg$ leaue TO inform The Inhabitants cf.Ne,c-
port.
T'IIAT il suitable encouragement be-
l. given, he will commence SCHOOL
at his Dwelling House in Thames. street,
where YoGth will be tasght with care and
expedition, regularly by the most concise
methods extaht ; in order to qualify them
for the different departments in trade, &c
in the mercantile, naval and military line,
viz Arithmetic, vulgar e. decimal I;
Bookkeeping, Mensuratiob by pen, scale
and sliding rule, Surveying ,Guaging, The
ory Of navigation, plane Trigonometry,
Geometry, Comic. Sections, Mechanics,
Gunnery (spberical trigobometry applied
to Diallng, Geography, great circle sol-
ing aud Astronomy Algebra, Fluxions,
and the use Of Globes, &c.
N. B.-Those who cannot conveniently
attend his Day School, will have All oppor-
tunity to improve in the various branches,
by attending 20 his Evening School.
Newport, Sept. f5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27
the Pubiic.9

WHEREAS report is in circulation,
w invented by some interested nah
eious person or persons. tending to injare
the business of the subscriber by imposing
on the Public Mind belief that pRpss of
a POISONOUS nature are used in articles of
my manufacture as substitute for yeast /:
thereby pronounce the assertion to be false,
and offer a reward of TWENTY DOL
LARS for the discovery of the person or
persons with whom this sauder originated
Trusting TO q candid and liberal minded
public, ID. Corr will continue To offer at
his old stand on Bannster's wharf, the fol.
lowing articles, warranted not inferior to
any manufactured in the United States,
namely
LO4FBRE.4D-SHIP AND PHOT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.MOL4SSES GLN'GERBRE.4D---LE.
mon C.4KE--BUTT'ER BISCUITS
aud every other article usually found in a
Bakers Store.
FAMILY FLOUR, by the barrel,
Newport, Sept "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27
Marrts0.

In this town, on Friday evening last, by the
Rev mr. TORY, mr. Arnold II. Lake, to miss
Elizabeth-Ann Burdick, daughter Of the late
Capt James Bur6ick, all ofthis place
In Tiverton 18th inst by Rev mr. Borden,
mr. Abrahsm Warren, of Fall River, TO miss
Diana Clifford
In Providence, on Tuesday, mr. Edward
Carlile, to miss Hannah Thompson.
Die0.
In this town, l4th inst. Luther Baker, in.
fant son Of mr.. William Hale. aged yeas
At Middletown, on Thursday last, mr.. Ben
jamn Peckham. aged ~ years
In Hopkinton 18th inst. Sarah G Greene,
wife of Joseph Greene, of Jamestown, aged
a. years. She was worthy member of the
Society Of Friends.
At Wexford, on Monday last, William
Hammond, Esq aged 81 years He was Tor
many years Surveyor for the Port of North.
Kingston, in this District, the duties of which
office he faithfully discharged. and sustai'.,d
through life the character Of an honeS man,
and a worthy citizen.
At Columbia, West Tennessee. mr. George
c. Nightingale, formerly of Providence. aged
al years.
In Concorda, G.a) on the 2lst Aug last,
Mr.. Peter Souihworth. formerly Of town.
MIR s. died as he had lived, respected for
his integrity and the benevolence Of his dis
position hatcher, Miss pa. q
IN Providence, Tuesday evening, Charles
n. Tlbbtts, Esq Counsellor at Law, aged 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27

SNllE subscriber hereby gives public notice,
Thai be ba. been appointed by the Hon
Court Of Probate of the town Of jamestown,
Guardian Of the person and estate of John
Eldred, of said town, and has given bonds ac-
cording to law lie hereby calls on all per-
sons having demands against s1id estate, To
exhibit the same 10 him for settlement, and
all persons indebted 10 make immediate pay
ment - THOMAS CARR, Guardian.
jamestown, Sept. ~, IsZ7, CIV.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27
Merchants Bank.

THE Stockholders ofthis Bank are here.
u by notified that their Annual Meeting,
will be held at thor Banking Room on Mon
day the Ist day Of October next, ut O'Clock,
p. NJ. CHARLES GYLES, Cashr.
Sept. ~, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27
Last Notice /!

4 LII persons having demands against
n NJ. EDDY. Jr. are requested to pre-.
sent them to the subscriber on OF before
the 25th ofthis month, or they will be pre-.
cluded-snd all persons indebted TO said
Eddy, are notified that unless their ac-
counts are settled by the 2jth OF this
month, they will be placed in the hands Of
an Attorney for collection.
DANIEL BROWN, assignee
Aug. IL. 70 W. Eddy, L
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27
Nautical fmtelIiprnts.
PORT OF.NEUPORT.

ENTERED,
Sloop Ann Maria, Gardner. New. York,
Sloop Sally. Pearse, Hartford,
Sloop President. Gates, Say brook,
CLEARED.
Sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, Providence,
Sloop, Sally, Pesrse, Providence.
.4RRIT.7L.S.
q, THuRspAr,--Sept. 20--arr. sloop Men.
ur, Tracey, fr, Prov, for Hartford,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27

The North American, new steam boat
run from Albany to New York, last Wed
nesday, in ten hours and thirty three min
utes, being about sixteen miles en. hour,
and stopped eight times on the way.
$3.50 ship letters were received at the
New-Y York Post Offices, on Thursday af-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-09-27
AUCTIONS.
Auction.

On Saturday next,
VIII be sold in front of the Store of the
subscriber,
nNE Franklin Stove--2 hox Stoves and
~ Pipes,
2 Stands, 4Gilt framed Looking Glas.
scs---Furniture---Clo,hing--.W Watches-.
Books, &c. NJ. HALL, Aucrr.
Also at Pirate Sdle-A large Assert.
ment OF Crockery and Glass Ware, just
received from Boston. One Sidcboard--
. Bureaus. sent ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
RxOMREoWD, FEB J..
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
DOUTIy9 raSE,

Mr.. Saiyh of Wytbe, spoke to The following
effect:
The report states, that the member from Charlie.
City has offered 10 take the oath prescribed by
the Act against dueng, in such form as to affirm
that lie has not violated the law riuce some day in
1918, contending that tie hird sertion ef the du-
cling law was then fepealed and in an argument
which have seen, a case decided in the General
Court on lie statute of sabbiDg is urged as in
point But the act against stlbbing was repealed
and re-eDacted alter TINT act of siabbng was COM
mitted. Neither the dusliing law, nor any section
Of il, was repealed and re enacted in 1918. The
act prescribing the oath of public officers passed. in
1918, directs that officers shall take the oath pre-
scfibed by the third section of the act against du-
ellIng; but this reference TO the section can be no
repesI of the section. And the on h. whether taken
by the against dueIling or by the act pTescrib-
iyg the oaihs OF public officers i the same oath;
and is, that the party has not violated the duelling
law 4" since the passage OF that act' 10 wit: The
act against dnelling. Therefore, he who could not
take this oath by the act against duelling, cannot
take II by the act prescribing the oahs OF public
officers; is any modification Of it authorised.
As mean TO argue this question with perfect can.
dor, must say, that cannot sustain this argument
on the part OF The gentleman from Charles City.
a question has been raised whether the Iegisla-
ture change the qualifications Of persons elected
to the General Assembly. I contend, that tie
qualifications of persons elec;ed are fixed by the
constitution, and can Otherwise be changed Than
by admitting cities and boroughs to representation.
The right Of suGage fixed by The constitution.
IL shall " remain exercised at present" There
fore, when the constitution provides that Delegates
shall be freeholders of the counties, 90 or dolly
qualified according TO law under-tsnd It 10 re
70. 10 'he rishi 81 sua.ase shi~h &c seen e6n
6emed to the lsndholders of Fincaste and Wes
Augusta When the constitution provides that
Senator shall be frecboidef within the District
cor duly qualified according TO l,w,' ! understand
a Iike reference to the right granted to the land
| towns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

who, with literaii.y entitled to all Praise
have made the most satisfactory arrangements
ON this subject. The only difficulty in the
way, arises fran the Charter Of the City
OF Washington, which restricts them from making
any lottery, EXCEPT such as distribute aioney pri-
=es. The object Of this petition, therefore, is to
obtain an act of Congress, giving authority to the
Corporation OF Washington, to connect The JEFF
ierson Lottery with those they a,e now al,horiz.
ed by law to es'abl"!--an object which, trust,
VIII be accomplished without objection or dill
Guilty.
Mr. IL. then presented the petition of Thomas
Jefferson Randolph, executor ofrhomas Jefferson,
praying tor an act of Congress, for the purposes
aboy EN- entioned.
The petition was read; and. on motion of Mr.
Hayne, referred to the Committee on the District
OF Columbia Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

IhWsdny, jan. 30.-A Communication was
received from the Senate, that they had passed the
bill, adding part of Monroe 10 Gfeenbfier; that
they had passed with amcndmenis the BILL incor
porating the trustees of Tyler Academy. (The
House agreed TO these amendments.) And that
they had rejected The bills, 10 equaze The fees of
Auornies prosecuting the pleas of the Common
wealth, &c. and concerning the heirs of John
Verell, deceased.
Messrs. Gordon, Rutherford, Sc reported
sundfy bills and resolutions f. ON tile Committees
On motion Of Mr.. Moncure, an enquiry was
Instituted into The expediency of amending the
18th section OF the act TO prevent unlawful gam.
ing,
MIR. Battle-Ground obtained leave to bring in a
bill, TO aubofise the enlafgeu ent Of the Shockoc
Warehouse, and for other purposes.
On motion oil MIR. Rogers of Loudoun, an en-
qiiry was instituted into the expediency Of allow
ing TO Il M'Vegh, late deputy sheriff Of IouIoun,
The amount OF certain insoiyeni militia Gnes, re-
Jected on account Of not being properly certified.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
The q vernon, communicating joint resolution Of
the STATE OF Alabama, disappearing certain resoIu
lois of The Legislatures of ths States Of Delaware
Connecticut, Illinois, and Indiana, concu:fing with
a resolution Of the State OF Ohio. proposing tie
emancipation OF slaves, and resolution oil New.
Jersey, Recommending system OF foreign eoIoni-
zation.
Mr.. Briggs moved to lay the Communication on
the t,bic.
Mr.. EPpes thought the susiec, one Of deep in
,erest. Many communications had been made
from other States in relation 70 il, and it was due
TO courtesy that they should be referred.
Mr. Briggs then wiihdg0w his motion, ant
Mr.. Coiston renewed it. lie said that the ORR
ginai resolution had been referred 10 committee
he believed. two years ago, and the House ace,
upon It. There was, therefore, no necessity nov
for acting again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

So I' nsgori of The Comn.tec n ihe ser,te n H. =
cum 1t naI To- be- & T"''n,sl Iiade importer, ~
~ a. - crowds OUT any other aitiec. we ,groti H. ne
competition. '''" '"h le' hunsiHs
tosytis MSS are also rispendsd among ihee, Efr. II
hs 81 30. ~ Political brquisni.rs. ~ ' "
IT. For 'sss1.l Ls'sry aud ys, see 4. Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

WAsH1NGToH, January 30-In The ssn,,e
yesterday, The consideration Of the Ba.k,rnt nil
was resumed. MIR. Rob ms spoke at copsle,.'
bic length IN support Of The bill The lii was ,Ls,
laid on the table, with the understanding Tho, +,
should be taken M on Wednesday Tie hill Co.
and rejected. "S''sse"
In the House Of Representatives. vss,.,d,v NJ.
| Everett offered an amendment to The ,e.oin,;o,
ohertI by Mr.. Forsyth and laid on the ,able ~,
Saturday, which was adopted. Some di.cnssio,,
TOOK pitce on the resolution offered BY Mr. wood
10 relation 10 the conduct OF the Commi..io,c,s
! appointed TO treat with Tie Cbckas,yv aag che
taw Indians, but the time having eIspsed. Tie d..
cussion was arrested. The bill for The relief of
WINE Biouni was passed after some discussions
ana alter an unsuccessful motion to rccomrni, /,
/ by Mr.. Long. Tie bill 10 authorize the sec,s,,s
! ~ oil the Treasury to exchange ten millions Of
stock, was then taken up in committee Of tic
! Whole on the stats Of The Union on motion ~ NJ,
COOK. On amendment was offered by Mr. w.
I paHrk, the pdfport Of which was TO give q IL.
creionary power 10 the Secretary Of the Tressn,,,
10 Issue treasury NOES, should the other n,oisos.
! fall The committee then rose and the awsns
meat was ordered TO be printed I.Nat. Inr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09
NIGHT SCHOOE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

lNo be sold public sale, o'clock P the c0tl,
Il inst. at the house Of Thomas Way, Nkeeper oppo-
STE the Town Hail. in the Borough Wlmi' 81 N, the
GLOWING valuable real estate. s,uae Market and XII e
Streets ae the property OF MAnGARtr MARSHALL If sand
Borough deceased VIZ.
No IA three story brick house, kitchen and lot of
ground bounded on the N +. by lot bronging TO the
Bank of Wilmington and Brandy wine; aud on the 5. W.
by No g having feet inches front Mar
ket street, and extending back 10 feet ~ and King street,
with the oi three feet vide alley, running
between this aud No. 9, the depth A. feet, FROM
whence No becomes 10 feet and one inch broad, 60 the
termination OF the said 100 feet.
No 2--An unimproved 10, adjoining No. /. ON the ".
f. and LOT OF Jeremiah Woolston the s. w. having
front Market Of twenty -four fee, five nches and
extending 100 feet toward King street. with tic in
common of be abnve mentioned three feet wide all, to
he depth Of AZ feet from whence No. becomes tive my
two feet eleven inches broad the termination Of the said
ll0 feet.
NJ. SIS sit, ale exactly opposite No. and g. anh 8
front On King ct a. feet and extending back 90 feet
6inches 10 No. and and tlereons erected good Two
stony stable OF Is feet front on King street,
Conditions at the time Vi sale by
JAMES C.4NBI.
10 mo. 1877 EDWARD TATNAtL,
95-4t Err's. cf .Hygaref -iiorsaat, dec.
n. B Persons wishing To nc property precious IN
he sale will please to cal upon LEA " SE: At M. 10,
East Queen street.