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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09

Mr. Williams referred to former decisions uf
the House; who had twiee deliberately reieclrd
amendments proposing to make comp-ns ,,ion
for slaves los, or injured in The public SER
vice.
The question vas then put on the reeomit-
ment OF the dill to the Committee Of Claims,
and decided in the affirma,ive-Ayes, 80 Noes
70
So the bill was rec ommit,ed; and then
The House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
From the National Inteligencer
CONGRESS,lsrS SESSION
IHuysdaY, february z, 1923.

IN SENATE.
TIE engrossed bill makng,appropra'ion for
the payment Of Revolutionary and Other PEN
siouers, was read a third time, and passed
The Bill providing for the payment of the
claims Of Susan Decatur and others. survivors
or representatives Of the officers and men who
captured aud burr, the frigate Philadelphia. in
The harbor Of Tripoll, was considered, and the
blanks were flied. No question was takes on
the bill.
The bill concerning discriminating duties
on tonnage * imposl was read third time &
passed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
A. SIX " sY-018.gAs
~ MORNING, FEBRUARY 9. 1928

,.,,i,p over the extracts furnished by
y,rk Editors, from the London ard
l' srS brought by the last arrivals, we
t',', ,,y,iO> news Of any Importance. What
nn- yesterday were the only interesting l.
Of Intelligence. From the general tenor
Hn', I,,,sy, SC. however, i, appears that afr
& importance were in agitation, and We
...r,rore anxiauslv wait for the next ar
.',,, give US further inform alton OF the state
dEsrePe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
From the National In,elTg.ncerl
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
THURSDAY. Feb'v ? 1900

~, thursday, Feb'y7, 1928.
l"e Court met this morning a, II o'clock.
i, NO ., A. Arredondo vs.. Ware. Appeal from
,ne CireGn Court for the Southern District OF
new new OK Ar?edondo VS.. Ward. Appellants
'4,ed and appeal dismissed with costs.
No. 49, Taylor vs.. Riggs.-This cause was
nmsueo by Messrs. c. {. Lee and Jones for the
rlalnon IN Error, and by Messrs. Swami aud
Aey Tor the Defendant in Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
NeNAON ny E.

NCNho
yIlHE subscriber hasremoved his .7uef'on Sore rom
nroof brick warehouse at the corner of King and ST.
Asaph. streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where he offers By the piece or paehage only
8 land So poin, blankets: - to is.s rose 10
R,ndano bdkfs, black silk do, crimson moreens
Black, brown and mkt broad cloths
Ravens duck, checks and stripes
Book muslin. Drab cloths
Shad and herring t"'ne
4 casks Malaga wine
bbls bottling crab cider
70 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
aides, morocco shoes, mems leather do
Drab and black wool hats, upper leather, stoves
Tobacco, oars, quantity of books, one piano
Secretary and book cases, chairs, one sideboard
Fender, pen knives, and many other articles;
All being on consignment, will be sold at lowest IL
mits At private sale, for cash. or usual credits.
GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
Gin
district Of Columbia-TOwit.
The United States Of America-LibeHdnfs

Instruct OK COlUMOAa-AO MAJ
The United States of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AGAINST
One nis set 90 of liverpool is S Ware 8'p'af"a
DE It remembered, that Thomas Swami, Esq az:
Id torney for the United States tor the nis'rct OF
Columbia, hath exhibited libel in the district Court
of said District, alleging that on the day OF
in the wear 1927 one set Of Tea China and part OF
dining set of Liverpool Ware, have been imported IN
TO the United states-to wit at the port OF Aiexan-
Jra in certain brig called "1he Cumberland. to
whereof one Thomas Patterson was master; that the
said China and Liverpool Ware, were not INCLUDED IN
the report manifest and entry made with the Coiec
to, of said port-Bv which means the same became
forfeited to the United States and seed by NE Col
ector aforesaid. All persons having right title or in.
tsre, in or to the said China and liverpool Ware, are
;ted and admonshed to appear at the Court House in
Alexandra on the first Monday in March next to hear
and abide by and perform all such judicial acts as arc
by law required to be done IN the premises:
Teste, hp'' i hhh' " y.
feb s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
Notice..

IL persons a cautioned against harboring or
{ n trusting the crew of Schnr. DRAy, as no
ie5t, Of t',sr letting will be paid by the Master
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
AUCAalAsS
By George Jnhus0n.

Ny GeNrge JNhusNn.
ON S8TURD.8Y NIGHT, eM inst. at past eek.
4 T the Auction Store, opposite n. Mechanic B.rk
"A 20 ieces cassine's, assored qualities and co.orr
do fancy prints. excellent quality
do coore cambrcs
do book muslin
Rose ard point blankets
Wool hats, several dozen
Mems aud women's shoes, ladies stockings
Mems pantsloons crockery ware variety of broad.
cloths, in small pieces and many other anicles-and
iftime permit, variet, of books.
The public assured, that article offered, wiz
be withdrawn fbid for at all.
Parents and Guardians, are earnestly solicited to
caution boys against occupy ing places to the eAclu.
SION Of bid ers-and Of being Troublesome and noisy.
for f not thus assisted by those who have it in their
power, the next step will be exclude them from the
Room, as the annoyance heretofore has been great.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
Nv George ROBINSON.


ny Wednesday the 18Th inst at - O'Clock the pre-
~ mises the Lot known as Doct Noweil's-beng
One SQUARE OF GROUND, southwest
Of the Town, bounded north by Jefferson street cx-
tended, east by Patrick south by Green and West by
Henry-street. This property is enclosed has on il
INA Small Frame House which rented last year for
~ $50 Another small part Of it is ground It nted
years, part unexpred, at 81 per annum The title
is unquestionablc and the prorer, will be sold with
out reserve tor approved paper A, and IL months.
feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09

Cot, Convention, similar 10 those lately
,mir Pennsylvania and Virginia. is about to
Ia in the STATE of New York, for the pur-
=. If nominating an Electoral Ticket friend
i',n,se re-ele ction Of John Quincy Adams
m, grsa, State will unite with her neighoors
,,rror, Of The c Ins.ituuor aud the laws of
A., ,oupuy. She oarrot r'n aiu test 20 her
-, interest * unmindful Oh the prosperity al
the nation,
NJ, Hamilton, Mr.. Ingham, MIR. Sergeant,
u, Riyes, Mr.. Everett, M. WIckliffe, and
ar Wrigh., Of New Ycik, have been appoints
4, the Committee ON Mr.. Hamil tons Re,renoh-
CONVERSATIONS. These resolutions, as they
s, ,Ily passed the House on "Wednesday last,
will he found under oar Congress proceedings.
During the debate OH Mr., Gibbons rcsolu-
lions, the friends OF the Administration in the
HOUSE, maintained dignlied stand, and SCI an
,x,mnle Of decorum which their adyersaries
ought 10 have pro6ted by. They con;ented
themselves with disproviug the charges OF ,hr
oppositioB, contradictlus ,heirfalse statements
and exposing the incorreoteess of their asser~
lions, without condescrnding to retal,ate or
punish them, By carrying the war into their
,xr camp. This famous Rruenchment de-
bi,e, will have contrary eftc' from what
,ome If its friends expected il would. They
xIrl End thai, as Mr.. Randolph SAID, this is not
r.e "accep,ed tue" 10 convert the Representa-
Tive Chamber into an elecdoneering he'd,
sherc ,hey may abuse and siliiy the Admins
,ra,ion and those who support is measures.
Proposals have been ISSUED by Mr. J. Elliot
for printing in Washington, a W. ekly po'
Gucol paper, friendly TO the course pursued by
tn Administration and opposed % the pre-
tensions Of Gen. Jack,,n Tor the Presidency, 10
be called We The People"
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17
NOTICE.

RY order of the Building Committee, the AV subscribers towards building a new Meeting house are hereby required to pay to the subscriber. by the first day of February next, an instalIment of twenty-fv per cent. on the amount of their respective subscrip- 'tions. SAMUEL BUEL, 7reas. of the
 1st Feel. Soc. of Litehfeld.
 Litchfeld, Jan. $. 1928. 50
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17

Robert Ocen.---The philosopher of circumstances, writes to gentleman of New York, that he is about returning to New-Harmony, by the way of New-Or. eans He speaks with the greatest satisfaction of the progress of the "social system" in England; and me ntions that above 70 Mechanic Institutions, ana nearly 300 infant schools established during the two years of bis abssence from sfa, county
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17
NEW GOODS.
Sharon, January 10, 1928. g,

WYE the subscribers, having been appoio- W ted by the honorable Court of Pro. bate for the District of Litchfeld, commis- sloners to receive and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of NOADIAH BANCROFT, late of Torrington, in said distrIct,-oeceased, d,-represented insolyent, give notice that Six months from the 10th day of January, 1928, is allowed by sd court tor creditors to exhibit their claims and |that we shall attend to the business of our said appointment at the late dwelling-house of the deceased on Tuesdays, 5th day of Feb- ruary and 9th day of May, 1928, at o'clock AM. of, each of said days. All claims not exhibited within said time duly infested will be debarred a recovery. r
 E1MaS E1'n1 cNd1 cwnTn0an' commis-
 JoNN CooK, S'oS'ers'
 Torrington, January. 8, 1928. s1
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17

RY order of the Court of Probate for fine sP District of LitchfrId. six months from thi, date are allowed the creditors of the es- ta.e of SAMUEL BARTHOLEAIEv late of "fGOshen, in said District, drcpascd, to ex- hibit their claims against said estate, at the expiration of which time all demands not presented will be forrcIosed and barred a re- coVtry. By order of said court,
 THoMAs BARrHoIEMEw. 2 Errs. cf wW
 MILo REINFORCEMENT. { ofs'd dec'd. Goshen, January l4, 1893. sl N. B.-All persons indebted to said estate are
 requested to make immediate payment
 to the executors.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17
NOTICE.

RY order of the Hon. Court of Probate D for the District of Sharon, Notice is hereby given that the Personal Estate of JONATHAN REED, late of Sharon, decea- sed, will be offered on sale at Public Vendue, on the premises of the said deceased, on Monday, the 2lst day of January. 1928, at 10 o'clock forenoon, consisting of Horses, Cows, Young Cattle, Hay. Grain. and Grain on the ground, Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, Sc. Terms made known on the day of sale.
 BENJAMIN LINES, Admr.
 Sharon, January 4, 1928. 80
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17

nate in Litehheld, souih Farms Sae!!sle. four miles south of Court house. an tie turnpike road leading to NswSllasen, con. stssing of about FouTten Acres Cf Grst rate Land, large two story dwelling -honse. barn, horSe-shed, &c. Said property Is in tue cen. ire ofa AOurishing village, with a stage lass- ing every day. The house has been imp.o. ved as tavern several years, and is the bea. stand in the county. Immediate possession will be given. FoFteTurs apply io the sub srribrr in Be'hl"m. Aiso. For Sole, an rle- gant leather toT ,C!,Aist, and Harness, nearly new.-apply to
 ELIAS N. WILLIAMS.
 Bethlem, Jar. s. IS2a. gwS3
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17
NEW LANDS.

THE following Wild Lands ip the Con- -E necticut Western Reserve, State of Oh. will be EXCHANGED FOR FARMS in this State, and if desired a part of the value will be paid in Cash.
 l3,5OO Acres in Town No. 5, in the 18th Range, called Litchfeld, about miles West of Medina Court House; and lying south of, and adjoining the well settled town of Grafton. Enquiry as to the situation and quality of the tract may be made of Mir Be- noni Ocott, of Litchfeld, (Conn.) who ex- pIored it during the late fall. 2UUU Acres in the west part of Town No 5, in the 18th Range, called Columbin, near Rocky River. A considerable part of this town has been settled several years.
 These Lands will be sold cheap for CASH, or on Long Credit. Tine title will he a Warrantee Deed from the State of Connec- ticut.
 SETH P. BEERS. Commissioner
 ofthe School Fund.
 Litchfeid, Jan. 15, 1898. cw31
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17
FOR THE COUNTY POST.
FRIENDSHIP.

 The ovelieSt flowers that deck the earth or serve 10 charm the eye, Are placed here but to bloom awhile to wither and to die. The fondest hopes that youth form as soon must fade away, While pleasure glides too swisy by, mark tram sent stay. The beings upon whom our hearts, their fond afiec- tons rest, The guardians of earliest age the friends we love the best, All fall beneath that fatal power from which no strength can save, Nor Nclincss nor worth prove, protection from the grave. Yet there's thought that calms regret that all must meet once more, That time which bears those friends away, will all those friends restore For r iendshpis sacred bond not death itself sets free, Tis friendship gives the earliest thought immortality. Eternity how blessd the friends whom it hath gan'd forever, Yet happier still the earthly friends change nor time sever; For Earth itself is Heaven to them, since they on Earth blest, They will but change their paradise when they shall sink Co rest. II
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17
Df5sD

In Waterbury, on the 5th instant, Mrs. Emily Bron- wife of Mir. Samuel Bronson, and daughter of Mir John Hunt, of New Haven, aged 47.
 In Newtown, on the lst inst. Mr. Levi E. Jordan, aged s.
 In Humphreysvle, Mrs. Mary Riggs, wife of Mir. J. Riggs, aged 5.
 In LtchteId, (South Farms) Charles Franklin, son of Mir. Hiram Weed, aged years.
 In sharon, very suddenly, Capt. Asa Hitchcock, a. ged 59.
 In Hartford, Mrs. Caharnc Seymour, aged 40 ; Miss Barshcba Stanton, aged %; Mir Henry Cottril, aged 49; Miss Maria Stocking aged 19; Mrs. Nancy Wells, wife of Mr. Henry Wells
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

We are sometimes censured for not noticing events of this nature, as they occur in tlis county. Editors of papers, like other people, depend upon information relative to this, well most other subjects. They have no intuitivo knowledge of such things. If it would be qualification to any of our readers to see notices ofthe marriages and, when the mournul news must be od of the eath of any of ther friends, let the intelligence he communicated to us, free of post age, and we will record the same; we cannot other wise.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17


 saw what the ruHlncss of parry had done iS aTmina neielhor aRaRs ncigho', anh brother asan., br'''h. sr be could only rxelaim Nilh ICarS' Alas! tlcy would have ii so."
 ETraci af lsiier from erafisnarn ia Neo. Yoyk Co
 histTseRd iD his rihdgs.
 "l l"s have doubtless noticed the arco unt of O. G. kanc's death the beginning of this year. He put a period to his existence by first taking bottle of lau. d"um, anJ ihen passing a bullet through his head. u appears Ial he had amasScd about thirty thousand dollars in god, and intended Go have embarked on new years day, per packet, for England. he eve. ming prevous, he passed at an old haunt of s and a, some game of hazard lost ali hs gold. On ncw-years morning hc repaired o the ohice of the Naiouai Ia- SHrHHcc Company, iof which hc was Secrcla.N) and thce hc des;ro! cd the books of the Office and "oucl- CTS of past accounts. From thence he wen, to NibIns coffee house, ,& in the same nigh, committed suicide He left aper saving tat his life was to be found in the character of every gambler. Ou, rf $3-OC00, o1'v %'OO,c0O have yet been iound; the' difference has probably been sacrificed at the faro table"
 J. c. Branard, Esq. has withdrawn from the Con necucnt Mirror, in consequence of ,i hcaih and o. Ncr F. Williams, Esq. has taken hsr lace as editor. the dnHes oi winch place. however, he has chiefly per tur.ncd for several months
 The citizens of Pawtucket, R. !. and the vicinity, are making arrangements to celebrate the birth 0i Mir Clay, upon s anniversary, which the 10th inst
 Shocktng.Wc are informed that on Sunday last, a son of N!r. Chandler Humphreys, of North Erh gc- water, three wears of age, horribly murdered b, one Daniel Perkins, resident in the tamy,supposed o be derangcd. The murderer, finding the child d. one seized an axe and instantly despatched his vic. tim, by intctjng three blows with the weapon upon hs head. more cruel act could scarcely be perpe rated, even under the blind impulse of unconscious trenzy.- .---EoS. Batietim.
 Ihe Atrican Coiony.Despatchcs have lately been received by the Board of Managers from Liberia, to the latter part of September. At that time health and prosperity prevailed in the colony. The December No. of the African Repository, just published, contains variety of highly interesting and encouraging information, in relation the affairs o the colony, and the prospects of the Society. We shall take the earliest opportunity make extracts from II, for the information of readers who take an interest in ths patriotic and benevolent scheme. Nat. IHtel.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17

To CoRREsPoNDENrs.-Th great length of tho third Mo- of" the Olapodrida," and the late hour at which it was received must be our excuse for not n- serting it this weekw have already devoted rather more than proper share of our sheet original mat ter previously received. Correspondents will confer avorby leaving their articesso that We may receive them as early as Saturday, tho few days preceding our publication must necessarily be devoted the putting in type intelligence blythe mails.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-01-17

H8a'H "1 hiF r8HHtEYf'lVH "htfN Ia1ik El1aFNsFEs M saw what thc 'usRcss of parry hai done. is a'mina neehor agAiRa Rcighbo,, aah brother ssain.t bru'h. CT, he could only cSclaim Nih tears. "Alaa! they would have ii so."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29
Mr.. S MRS. REYNor.6s
Female Seminary and Boarding S.fSo,,
EfCHMONn Yy

Mr.: MRS REY SoLDs ".p, euully iaform ,h. in.
ssm,uy and D,das School, for Yo"n. a' vii iHi be-
opened on the i.i day OF OF. n.r,
the Greek Latin Italian, French, aud srsnsh Language;
Ancient Moieru, ADD SACRED History; Geoe,
zee Vi the Giohs', Map drawing Reading W,ns orthuga-
rhy English Grammar Composition in P,o.e end Po.sy
E.srs;T IN toe%en, Maihsma'e,, Mo,. rno.qpNy,
s satin M Es;l. L."s.e'gs Fs~ rort v..e aid
of Fancy u, nam. n,sI Wvrl. s'' ''
M Bernrd "a native oi Ftanes) ensssta to teach The
az. we ko~nnd me rsr Sso,,, Of S
PuP,l', . Oh. best test II HI. sti.
The ma''es d.p.r,nen,. She will fsuiy oihst
the whole OF her TIME will ne d'v Ia. Ssuinsy
ar P1fn"a, (alsp resident ia the Lstita on) wal, rve
instruction ~ the various biSn,h., Of Ensb
Writing Ardhme.io.
r Reynolds will deliver every session cot.e r .c,-,,
OF Natural Philosophy X Chemi-try.
Tho. the Seminary will have teachers continually err
plcyed in ;s various spartucn. Of whom viii rou:,,n,
es,ie in the establishment From III. number Of t,neb.r
and the various btrneh.- iha wall taught IN the Sm,uay
may be asserted with confidence, Il IT eau h. ,nmss
esItsny cannot be surpassed by aay similar ,,utio me
Au examination viii take place every year the last .sne,
ladies wha ar. III. b W." as 10 the souns
,,i medal ao wl be s".n;oever young lady u..
n IN ~ mt .n,'SnAnd who shall ds puue
In the Boarding department. MIR. Mn, Reynod, a,,ur.
contribute to the comfort aud the education of The
young Lilies entrusted q their ln consequence Of living
Ere en- spsn,sh and Italian J., 's,u ,s
e e.%si s'ansns s w , they The Principal,
every attention 10 the moral. aud young AIDES
H 10 'nH care IN. term VIII eommsn It
day OF Oct aud continue TIL the lIt "Wednesday in July
FERNS can be known on application to the rrinera,
N. D.. An extensive Philosophical Apparatus, has becn
proSu. LOT illustrating Natural rhoorhv
avery beautiful and extensive collection
Ens,avns Map, Glohe dag ans, raw, been
yr tue purpose OF facilitating The piote their in
tue various hr inehes of useful and
KEFEr ENGEs-eiov. Giles, 81 ohm Wickharn. Fac.
Is. w. Leigh, Esq Right Reverend Bishop Moore.
Robert IT, Scott, Esq. John Amber, Esq and
James Wickhan, Esq Richmond, Va; Gen. Robt
Esq Nor folk.
August IS. o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29
n sUIz THROUGHOrrT

The minions Of the Coalition nave trurn,ed IN \
Speech from the LIST Vol. nj the Port Folio which
they attempted 10 palm upon the public as penu.
me speech OF Cen. .4HdreJ0 Jackson in the wear
lsoi' La Pennsylyania particularly they have
employed 1t as part OF their electioneeriny slang
WIN you (shy they) choose your President a
man who coniesses himself TO be foreigner by
0iTHy IL is a series Of QUizzes throughout direct
ca either by the grossesI Ignorance or the viIest
ra'igniiy To palm off this speech, AS speech Of
Andrew jackson, rom the pages of the Port Folio
Is rank Qu'-. The Port Folio was willing
to be qutszed by the " Savannah Museum in
ISOl.-ihe Federal Editors OF the Museum were
qulSzed in publishing such production az the
genuine Speech OF Ger. James jackson of Geor
gia.-Judge Charlton of Savannah, has come for
ward ION the 18th inst.) to testify, That it was
Jdbrtcdtcd by \ " Scotchman, then on a visit 10
oHannah" in fidicule Of General Jackson
that he Uudge c. was one Of the Generals
aus, and stool at his side, when The General
delivered an address 10 his surrounding fellow
citizens, when he about 70 take his departure
Tor the seat OF government aud that he was 30
-" indignant al the nonsense" a!erJyars attribnted
TO the General that he published the Substance a.
tie speech Under ihe guetgse o. Fi-i1ieon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29
Aug 20.
- "a -

&fLE.
NEViLL be ezpo'ed to a public auo,ion a, h.s
w dthct OF Mrs Elizabeth Gary, in Fiuy,nn, c,
s,si o'hct HILL FRIDAY the 2Gh day of s,n,,mbs soSs
~ ' Il not the next far day, Sunday exeep,edS .un1'
OF parcels OF land late ia. property Of Col Mil. 1S
p Ds and beng 10 the said county VIZ: one tact .sII
ying on the R'vauna River and containing 5Sa a. ~
0lsi amour on Nth OF which IOt yal,,L
souhn. One other tract ~ on Long Island frsst %
So1 Is oaw Dllfsnd Cotton Picking Msebinc
One o,heI tract gu the ere, K raled G.r,.S
W" - oohuiinins 197 aces One tb,r ttse, aI;c;, q
e"' ~ ihon1' Shepherd and cth,f. oontann no osi
o"' onei if3ri adjoining the lands of .td sLpn,d @
rt pthe'I 5, Containing t5S acres; and also IL y,
- Terms If SaEe-
WIN no one fourth cash, the rssiue in eo,I
- MS thereafter, on the purchaser, giving NJ
, I" se'"t me P"yueus without PEI .onai secu,,,,. ~
" e oP'"" OF The purchaser, Deed Of Tru,, vv,h ~
'e'"V may he sIven with credit of ore 80 -. et
PulInd'e money until the 25th NJ ,e mo-, 49,, ~ So
'e''uue 'h equal annual from such I'll " aus
,,, ~ 'she Ime and place. will he offered for sale ON
un " - months Tor all Of 81 aud urwa,d! ~,
r, gNnB non with good security the following ,h.c
s,rs -, 'he Estate oi the said Cary, dec viz: Sun
'Ia''' among whom - house Cofp,n., of eoJ fhs,E
~ TWO Jokc "i oxen, and cart the s,ck. n r,ns'
y 8 h'g', aud 'nrdty oil 'r aft le1 wiith
required. w. TIMnFRI IL ~ 10y yihtm val no
Aur 90 81 = IL Miles Cay, dec.
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