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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
North american Review
DIsHEY THOMPSON has just received. No. T.,
Il being the No. for 1st April of the above wort

Il being the No. for 1st Aprii of the above work
CONTENTS or NO. w.
1 Ae,o Documents concerning Columbus.
Collection de los Viagtsy Descubrimiento. gu
10 XIV. con varios DocumeSfos Ineditos concero;as
tos Ia Historic de Ia Mafna Castelana, &c Po
Don Martin Fernandez de Navarrete. MadrJ 1aoS
II. Travels in La Plata and Chile 1o''
Rough Notes taken duFfng some rapid journey,
across the PamPas and among the Andes. By Cap
ILL., Aysgf zae9'a@ Wolfe ns and the Condition o.
Life of Theobald Wolfe Cone, Founder Of tbs r.
nited Irish Society, and Autant General in the Ser
wee OF the French and batayian Republics; written
by himself; with his POLITICAL Writings, Fragments
S Ssh' w pi,Fy &c; Edited Son. William Theo:
Nv. Kent's Commentaries oakRmeicun La,e.
Commentaries on American Law. BY James
v. Pohcy and Practice eftaS United Stn,e, ona d. %,
Britain in their Treatment of Indians.
Indian Treaties, and Laws and Regulations reIat.
ing to Indian Affairs; to which is added an Apnen.
ak. containing the Proceedings of the Old Con.
gress, and other important State Papers, in relation
to Indian Affairs.
vi. Mrs. Henans' Poems.
l. The League of the Alps, The seige of vaen.
cha, The VespeIs of Palermo, and other Poems.
The Forest Sanctuary and other poems.
VII. Critical Notices.
1. Letter to English Gentleman
2. Internal improvements in Georgia
Godmsns Natural History
4. History of North Carolina
Marsh's Inaugural Address
g. Eulogy on Mr. Crafts
Z Rail Road from Boston to Connecticut River
8 Catalogue of Books in the Boston Athensum
T. HEDGES Arrangement of Browns Philosophy
TO- Mr. Washburn's Agricultural Address
II. Nouvelles Idees sur la Population
~ Reports of the Faculty Of amherst College
Is Comstock's Mineraogy
Quarterly List Of Nc,c Publications.
nlaex Washington, april "A
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Removal.
R aH Streets M n ft Etlk occup'.
ed by Mrs Shcrron, where he intends keeping con-
slant supply of every article in his line OF business
HE HASJUST CEIFED,
ivory handle Knives and forks, in full sets
STAG and Buffalo, do. DO DO
Caryers and forks of every description
Pen. pecket, shoe and butchers knives
Rasors scissors and shears
Hoes of every variety .u,. b
Iron rim stock, pad cupboard, chest and till locks
Shoves tongs and andirons
Mantle pier and toilet looking glasses
Sable casters, canilestcks, &c &c. &c.
apri 2-tf
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MiN Stones .
For Rent,
This is to give Notice,

..~uIT the subscriber Of Alexandra county m me
n District Of Columbia, has obtained from the or.
Court of said county. letters testamentsry on the
rst,te Of william Isabel late ofthc co.niy aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claims 'Salns' I'd. sac
sc.dent are hereby warnedto exhibit the same toths
",bscber, passed by the Orphans Court on or beo'e
the 24h day of September next, r the, may 6y law,
be excluded from all benefit to said estate ana n.se
ment Give, cnisr ny hand this path day Of March,
1897. ~ &c ~ W.. I..h.,t
81
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NO. 5@ao
Z. & \. p, Thompson
lE1AvE RECEIVED per ship Herald from LiverpooL
6A and other arrivals, general assortment If
: .SE.ACO.N4RIF GOODv


sSa and other arrivals, general assortment of
/ SE.qSO.N.4BLE GOODS.
| AMONG rHEM AnE:
Extra Saxony and supcpfne cloths and cassImerea
Mixed and drab cassincts, for mems summer wsE
Plain and twlnd bombazetts
I-S cambria and fine fancy prints
go and "a cambria and ;aconet musIins
A. hne and super null do
o. do do book do
- tan'boured sprg do do
a. and hook muslin hdkfs
o fashionable shaded, striped and corded mu.l;ns
D o 90 in cord and satin striped and spotted do
"a do do cambria do
DO do silk shaded barage
Thread lace Orrel's white colored cotton ba,.an
spoos
White and printed cuttings, fine and extra suner
irandrel striped eanets, brown and bleached drilling
Canton and French grapes, black and colored
India blue nankeens
Ladies' white and black ingram cotton hosiery
Mems " hite cotton hose and halfhose
Brown thre ad and black silk do
Ladies kid and extra quality horse skin gloves, blct.
white and assorted coors
DO black and white silk do
Mems beaver 10.
Flag, bandanna spittle6eld, black evantine and Br
tannia hdks
Super linen cambria do
z 8 and ~ Irish linens
Sd and Ga do sheetings
81, ga and 1914 damask and diaper table linen
i nissa sheetings and diapers, brown hollands
White ticklenburgs, dOWlas, oznaburgs and burl.ns
Sewing silks, twist and coIored threads
Shoe thread in 2 and OF balls
Palm leaf and feather fans
Bolivar hats, piping cords, buttons pins, &C. &c.
also,
Brown and bleaehed Domestic shirtings and sheetings
, ,Ia,s and striped -, DO ginghams
Bed tic king, oil cloth table covers, &c.
april z
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Sugar, Coffee, c.
Landing from the schooner Ttco Brothers, from NJ York.
so hhds New Orleans sugar, part represented &c
be Of superior quality
lis bags Havana and Porto Rico Coffee
100 boxes Sicily oranges and lemons in prime order
S pipes cognac brandy, seignet'e's brand
2lso landing from the schooner Potomac rom Boston,
so bags superior Java coffee
25 bags Havana do
50 boxes and drums fresh Smyrna figs
pipes Woodhouse's Sicily Madeira wine
Apply to S. MESSERSMITH.
march Is
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Salt, Oranges, Apples, &c. &c
I000 Bushels G. Alum salt

Salt, Oranges, Apples, &c. &c.
1000 Bushels G. Alum salt
lCOO so sacks do Liverpool filled
50 50 DO so4s' S do H emsSs prime order
$ d do''s'' b e15s F'9 do superior quality
Is do DO pSime pork dor York City inspection
~ DO pppn apples, perfectly sound
hhds N. Orleans molasses
~ coils cordage, made of Russia hemp
l5OO lbs smoaked beef represented to he very good
- doz calf and other skins. Landing from schr.
Hope Susan, from N. York and for sale on accommo.
dating terms, If taken from on board, by
march 81 LINDSAY HiJI e. 70
Potatoes, Salt, Cider, etc.
Landing from Schr. Industry, Doane, from NJ Y
COX BUSHELS Potatoes, represented to be near
~ y equal to those imported from England or
5o sacks fine salt, Liverpool filled, extra size
~ b1rrels cider, good quality
Is casks Goshen cheese, superior quality
Pork, Sugar, MO1aSscS, etc.
On BBLs prime Pork, city inspection
W hhds moasses
S hhds New Orleans sugar
so reams wrapping paper
Received per sloop Eagle, AMI for sale by
march 90 WIN. L. KENNEDY.
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BridpOrt Seine Twiue.

BridpOrt Seine Twine.
GHARLES BENNETT has imported by the ship
" Meridian, arrived at Baltimore, best Bridport
SHfD g HERRING SEINE THINE.
in casks and bales which will be received by the first
packet and for sale ON the nsp.ltrv-
T,oHAGAN& wHTTTLE have removed 70 .ne
says Wharf and adjoining the store of Messrs lind
saw Hill where they will be happyto see their friends
and customers They will also take this opportunity
oftenderiug their grateful Acknowledgements TO ,nose
kind friends and neghbors, through whose promp. as
sstance they were enabled to save solarge
their goods from destruction by the hfe Oh INC o
inst j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-27
yHty SCHOOL.

rs'liE next session II the LAW SCHOOL, At Ncedham in
the county of Cu-heiiin Farmviile, an The county
OF Prince Edward, will the fist Nundsy III
April VI, aud sd with The change ~ the ,r. of
me Lao School, from the last when thee hut ew
studen;s bat very full class expected this ra the
number already heai from Every letter ~h' have
osved relaiivn 10 the LG, School been promptly
:wefed II s"ntiem,n coming will write NE, directed t.
Fa'arate when they will he a, Rainss Taer, the stage
rna tom Rtohm. to L. nclhurr, my carriage shall
diem there, and take them 10 Needkoni. Those y
the Frder ksburg stage get out the OF sa'd
In the MoOTUuuRr attached 10 the E.n- Sekc0i c,or,
court OF tue state occasionally Tne pisadng
regularly flied IN writing;
larry doek,ed, argued aud decided, upon testimony
on'y AMI gua record kept OF all the proceeding
that II gentleman viii masethe proper cfhe books and
acquire hfi,ef knowledge OF the
law, he will, he be Instructed and assisted in
Of the practice. For iker a,ticular
eer 10 the notice published in this PAPER of the lat session
Feb. IS. 63-iaw5w CREED TAYLOR 81
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NORTHUMBERLAND aC.aDE.MY.

Z Ills institution successful opestcn aud tie
a Trustees presume 10 believe that seminary
country oGtfs ged,e facilities Tor the acquisition Of
education The Rev Thomas G. Thoiio, whose literary ae-
quiz b experience teacher eminr- " qnaf,
nim for the instruction q" yoVth, will continue to preside ov
lhc institution the preJcm year. The Academy situated
about rum land Courthouse
bc hood considered healthy any part h, country Tine
buildings and comfortable, and calculated afford ac-
COMMUNICATIONS for seventy boar dois. Col WIN Jet the 81
steward, will continue 10 manage the boarding department
Sich be has heretofore given rDtc satisfaction
institution us the Lltip Greek aud Hebrew languages
together the other pfc.ftqnI.cs, for Cole
About 100 souiLes have teen Judfcnusy the
foundation Of Library complete set OF mathematical
globes and aPs, ancient AMI uodsfn also pro-
yfied tu1en The 'll Commence on
Tie FIST at Frbusy aud tn1 the iO VI The 70 lowing Dec
NDsurn
Terms Fof Eueish q ANIMAL Reading Writing snL Arfl
uetic 50 fnse WHh Gcngrspiiy aud the the G0fs
- dolls. H. 81 ohe- % DOR annually. Boaid dolls
per ausOs e lusise vi neddiag aud oaIdlcs.
The scs and hoard 10 &c paid quarterly in adj
Parents snd Guardians will rcooce' they liable for Tie
tuition aUd hoard their snd wslds On, lime Of ems
trance, tIl tie ral ~ the se i'm.
SAMUEL OWNING, President Of The Trustees.
Jfn II Sl-wEW
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Itpenfy DoLiars ReIr0rI

- ASAWAY from the uhcriber til. Sd last Lav.
man b, the name Of Scotland He is about
niche. high, thick ips aud e ye,wih !cxcn
inapn there will he found !arg-soir each hip,
on u though IL IL not recoet ted which Il
hat he aucted with hiantu the Appama,t1x
liver aud free IN the neghbouhood of Fsrvile.
His fithcr Edmund. owned by John Dupuy Nooway
county aud am told keeps knih's shop AT HI.
mill II probable that Scotland is Frequently ab,
lsoe, he have taken The Z, auL he
IN ment about that, other town in this
IS possible he have obtained fte
for free aud perhaps king his trade which that
of rough carpenter. The ab.ve will given 10 an,
who Will apprrheni and deliver him me, or
dollar TO corfne him in any Jail so that get him.
JOHN THOMPSON.
Prince Edward, Jan 80 57-wtf
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.


The London Globe Of the 23d Dec. copies from
Boston pal per The report of the meeting held at
Boston ON the 2sl Oct by the " Manufactures of
Woollens," accompanying it with these com
uien's.
we give an article from an American paper,
on The subiec, of The wooen manufacture in New
England The manufacturers, BEING unable 10
make their cloth as cheap good foreign-
ers are anxious 10 get the government to Protect
tee, then; tina, Is, make ,he people buy their
clo,h housh i, re BID ani dear. This. wise
ere in paper which supports the prohi'iive sys
TEN in Ill it's iengh, calls ourasiug capital. A
pretty encouragement for capital. to force a
| for every coat, because dozen or two weavers
choose 10 lay out ,lieir money in foolish specu
laiion.''
The New Times of the Goth remarks at consid
cradle length upon the subject, concluding in these
word: - In 1928, the duly the importation oil
wooilen manufacturer into the II. S. was % PEI
cent. al va!orem; it wnsihen raised TO so per
and is 35a per cent Y-t such il tie sapeii
oriy of our skill and capital. that, though loaded
with The enormous weight of his impost, we bes,
| them in the race.
| Results like these ought 10 convince America
| that she Is proceeding on erroneous plan. Yea
after year she has increased the rate Of Ter protect
| ing duties mot source OF revenue, but III or
der 10 promote her dome, tic manufactures. Man
ufacu Ing Adjustments haS thus been called IN.
to existence; and yet, with all the legislative en-.
couragement which has been granted to them, they
unable TO mainiain themselves without frrhe
aid. Can she require stronger proof that her in
dus'ry and pal have been arii6cialIy turned in
20 Improbable channel!
The commercial policy at present pursued By
England AMI America respectively, exhibits
striking contrast The child is sdcp ing and ex-
ten ling tha, an,iquated restrictive system which
tie enlarged experience If 'he parent induces he,
10 aband n.''
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NOTICE.

criber offers private .a, the following
a and parcels OF ant, lying the city Of Richmond
The farm called OFTON, containing rather upwards vf ia.
hundred acres lying the north fork of the 81 ook aud
nehoing the Brook Bridge the TURNPIKE between
and miles from this city Tins by all who acquainted
with IT, considered valuable land, of bens
and well 'im'eie AMI the buildings IN are sufficient Tor the
c'',,,c' table accommodation Of toll. family.
Ao 10 M,ch.s SIP; ing ini dioiun. hi. trac
and that Of Mr. h. Il. P.ice's land These 80
formerly laid i into LOIS Of 10 each, ard will he
either IN that together. Each lot viii have the
age OF wat running constant, through it, and
have fine SPRING.. With t. land 40 may be tad
adjoining IT, aud of the original tract.
Sept. S30vtr T. ROgySSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-27
FENI.4LE EDUCAIIO.N

e oulSA ANN BROOKE, will eommener school at
IL H-Vale, Stafd county Va, Let March, which will lie
taught all the brsnes of an English eucat the Latin
F'enoh gusg.s Msel equested The number Of holai
Samuel y Brooke Nc day scholars viii be admitted. The
terms ior the hoiac yea of len months, will be hun
Gr'd aud twenty duliat- for hca: half
y,ary IN advanee II Music taught there vii be separate
charge ct 20 dollars, each scholar n her bed ami
bei's IL not, the will found fer the
dhonai OF ten dollars The inunbs of August Ser
wli he vaeaou Books and sa,onery, viii il desired Le
furnished at the ussii prices
fkp,e Parents Guardians, who may he iroed c,ttut
ihrtr thlien or wards to the the Miss Brooke.'
he ASSURED that the greatest attention will be paid the
nti aud mora. OF their pupils and every
tram them by divine assistance habits
~ l. tiers di ec,ei to Samuel s Brooke, Stafford Court
house, will be attended 10.
Eeb q. e6-fyn
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POETRx.
THE PaLM-TREE.

HI MkS. il k.lE ~
lid, hi, he art fore et so far away,
nose native seene.-those rock, aud torrents gray !
he tall bananas whipetins e. the breeze
he sh,te,-lhe sc-nd sc those encirel'ns seas
Icsri from his iufan, dsy-sud the piicdheNp
II ,iy stones. where his forefuh.rs sleep! t6o'e'ss'
Itwaved uot though au eastern sly,
Beside = fount nf Araby;
1t wa, net fasned by southern btseze,
IN some green isle Of Indian sessi
Nor did i,s graceful shei Nv sle.r
OR stream Of Attic, ioae and deep;
But f,r the .xiled palm tree grew,
Midst folise OF no kin lied hue;
Through the lshurnu.n's dropping so,l
Cprose that stem II orient mould,
Aud Europ.'s violets fiin,ly SWEET,
rrtple the rloss-ted. at has feet.
Strange looked il there. the willow sttslu'i
Where silvery waters near il slesred;
The lime-bouxa .ureL thu honey bee
romnrmur by the desctrs tree;
Aud shower. of snowy roses mace
"a iustre in its faa-. ie shade.
There came an eve of fes,al hours
Rich music filed that gardens boweis;
Lamp. that from lowering branchs. hung,
90 .Iarks OF dew soft eolors tlansi
Ani bright forms glsnctd-a fanny sh"u-
Under ala blossom 10 agj -.
Isn. one, lone one, midst the ,hfons,
Seemed rockies. nj ct dance OF J0ns;
lie was a youth of jusky mien,
Nhereon the Indian sin had btru;
OF created brow, and long b;ack hail.
= IL anger, Ike the Pdlin-tree there.
And slowly, >, ", ed his plumes,
Glitt.tiag sth'Sart the lcaIy SloouS:
lie piisei the pale s, teen olives by
Sor wJn the chcsnut flowers h's eve,
Eit when 10 that sole Palm b. came,
men shut rapture Trough his Il >ne.
r., hin, 10 him, lis rm-ilns spoke,
The silence ut his soul IL bi okc!
II whi,pe;ed OF his bright isle,
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iIo,n tier more ini,ne.a,e pursnis, "a. cons.desa
lions of general policy and justice. Your bonora-
bic body is well aware, that the rolicy Of the
principle on which tbi. measure proceeds, has
been ably disputed by the wi-est statesmen, and
emains, % say the least, a matter oil doubt But
when TO this consider alton is added the more i'm
mediate aud imro r,ant one, of the unequal opera
ton of this bill on the different sections of The
country, the dissatisfaction which must thence
result and the prudence If allaying the jealousics
which al e bat apt TO arise in The best ordered
coniederacies--,hey indulge the hope ,ha, their
own deep indiv idual interests will be fortified by
reflections so just and powerful.
And your memorials;s will eSer pray, Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-27

One Hundred DoiIoys Rc,oord.

- ANAWAY from the ,uhscsihe living near ooe HAND CT
House, Va on 9Th c Dee last, mulrtto man ran,,I
Ita"nt We etnm so yeas Il sss, slender person and
lb feet htsh In general deronmcnt !, hnnihle and
whpn sci has rh snclsnchoy expression
lie y re 10 read pii No lcui.r marks sie reed
'rct'd ~ WHICH TIE be dcsienaieh have strong rra.o1
70 befsr that he hos ed nee papcrs will endrsvDf
~ nste his aye O. e te no-savs holding .tsiss
vii give TIE above fcwsfd u he he sppfeiehisI wit, The
sc. f'y dollars he w. takca whinfbe 'l.r sd IL fav
81 eSprnses % Bringing him home. GEO " HARRIS.
-
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NO TfCE

AS committed 10 the IN, OF HenIioo county on The IN
dav Of penhrr, it26. anulatto an who s. Nv. ns"'
HENRY, that h. The property OF John W. Fs'e
PuwLat,n Va Sad about - cans q"
feet high had when commnted, yellow u" .ru'
blue Cashmere rsntaloon striped swan down s'' WINE
hereby desired forward snd comply with the itqui
sites the law. h. will h. dealt with accordingly.
IohS L. BURTON, u. 5. ior Wn. DAndridg", Sic.
si-Iev
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GUN-hIAISER

he has received, returns bs sincere thanks c:en
ot Ri hmond and III, public general, aud vtis
Of their iayous at his cd Stand few door, eIo.y III,
Old Market House, streets he still carries the
business 10 all Us various branches and the public that
ne viii still his best epdeayrurs erit their favous
n. H. AZ guns, &c. left with the subscriber IL. years
1875 and 1896 to repair " Mt ieclsaed hefor, the
10Th day Of ALA ch next, viii be sold for said repairs.
Ert
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,oaiMifTE Ed the Jail Spc',.y,an,a county, on the
~ day Septemtef runaway nesro mar ne says n
name B0, aud that he belongs to Russell Bansen, "i @
State Of Georeis, aud county vf - lie ~ aon"' '"'y
yp,. old and half inches hgh has ost some OF
i. r, t,h hi, cniplexicr dark brown bis clothing ave
two pair rpansio,n Yellow the other white two eoo"
shirts and hue v,stthc rsl1es'si 10 prove ms
property pay tie fee, AMI chsrge' he Will be sold a. h
i,, d;,:r,' THO; HICKS,
Jsilor for Sop,,s, vauis Ccnnty.
ST. wicg
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EOR SHE


R RICID. r JAMES, offers for sal. the place nj which
- h. nc'v resides situated within mile Of CateryiIIe
III heth and agreeable Reighb,u hood tanning
a"u so g" whieh well mbered the cleared and of GOOD
i'ia'y and well watted Thtfe excellent spring
within convenient distance Of the house. The buJdnrs
all new The dwelling house sufficient the Of
small family The establishment well calculated for
soa Gentleman; of for persou who wshe.
TO THE country during the months. Persons dpo.cd
10 purchase are ie,ed 70 Dr. James the proprietor, redine
~ tile premises TO Archibald Bryce, r ooehlanJ or 10 IN,
subscriber residing IN The CITY of Richmond
:, JOHN FORBES,
nov 5l-wu Dy order Of the
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Prince Ed~ai
a TENCTER W.4NYED

4 YOUNG man It good morals qualified To e sch the rudi
me nts uf Learning ite girls. hear of
situation IN healthy part Of the county, H applying
Edi'r a PFodurne satisfactory testimonials As lahours
i'na to- nj a. he will have The OF s.lse, aud
= 100 year, lsve of hoard, washing &c. lnmedie a-
Plicaton bt made. o. ~
Feb.
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NlTHrL,

WI" sell upon Accommodating two acfs OF land
~ the county OF Nooway hctwt eleu<ss
ana '1rere hundred acres, situated RIVER ai
containing portion OF Iii bottom land adap-
.d I" Tue o~h OF Tobacco, other crops the hg
good aHd well ted for the Of
at containing srsen aud els Iundred acres lies
derP Creek snd bounded ty two other creeks, which
large quantity OF very ient fiat iand All person.
posed 10 purchase invited 10 view The premises wheh
:he"n by the ov. reefs, ny myself application.
Aa ru.i %. 32--if RICHARD T.. Hathaway.
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NOTICE

AZ AS commit ed ~ the js the Pefct<fnry
W iuntw.y, on the &9h day Il Sept 1895, nesfo MA
named JERRY who that he belonssto Mr. Ells n, III
Of South lns Chester District, lie feet inches brh
black c"m xion, ~ L1ii between Is yeafs OH e.
mall the iigii srm below the elbow sn so SIN
one on the frfehead The requested esfd
prove hs rpp'fy, pay cha GO take h,n assav o. he
sill DO des with IS ihe law dneois.
ROGER MALLORY, J,ii,r
Dee ~
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conformity tt'yo deeds VI made by Richard
Daniel, dec, dated The 9Th FEBRUARY, IG24 and
The other the iith ot Fehuly 1885, and duly recorded
Clerks Office Of Halifax county, purpose ling at auction
the highest bidder, the the ID day March
ty wit; tract Of land lying in the said county, about four
mes below be Cour,houe Ut said county, BapIster
river, AMI cont aiming S74 ~ acres, be the e
sad bounded ny the lands Of Jeremiah w,ingham, Jvbn
PurkeTson, William Owen aud Others: Also following
slaves TO w, Jordan and Clem being ackmhs aud
Koohe.ef, the following Lads and Boy,. Henry Fountain,
snhers"n, Granville, Nelson Butwel Lew;s
Women, Chaney, Diesy, Lacy, Hannah, Nre, Polly AMI
Charlotte Girls MouI ming Martini, Reahy lcIeI and Viney
much Of the said property will he sufficient pay
hs!anees due and secured b e said d. Ali he said
property subj by the afo esaid deeds cash sale
but by the Of the creditors months credit will M
giytu for two thirds of the ln sale sales. OF
the sales, giving bonds and approved security and
a. ed vi addition The The tract OF Iapj
esn he conveniently arToemed in or divisions f desired
by the PURCHASERS, this land well improved and Of gaod
quality. SAML WILLIAMS Trustee.
Fen. Air.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-27
For SHI r.,

ENG desiiJus To the strn counrv infer
for sale Ny farm called Hali,k containing h, l,,e
'ey io scres large Portinn nj which low grounds; is
situated on the stage road leading Rio hD,ond
rirksburg nine miles above Ricin md, Chic
swamp there will he seeded the farm from hush.
els OF WHEAT al 90 prime land; farther Description
unnecessary, those persons wishing po e will fri yc
The ems,s, ~het the terms will be hy The sub
scTibe-. WIZ WINSToN
Oct 81.
The above property will he sold credit Of one two
three aud -four years. w w