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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
No,c is The time TO use Somachac Bitters,
GrGna ReStOrQtiUe TO HeQlft

No,c is The time TO use SOmdch'c BitterS,
GrGnd Restorative 10 Healt
nOCT wEDDERBURN, informs his friends and
~ the public generally, he has now on hand at his
Shop on Farfax,street, large supply ut the above
unequailed article by the bottle, dozen, gallon
quart. All who DESTROYS of enjoying that nesti
msbe blessing, health-T climates like this, where
fogs and miasmaS, common at this, and other
seasons ofthe year, will find it TO their advantage TO
use them two or three times day, great benefits
will be derived from them In extreme cases of dcb
lity, they have seldom faedt to have the desired eff
feet as can be provedby number our most respec
table citizens of both sexes. They have also been
used in many places in Virginia, VIZ: Richmond. Nor
folk, Gosport, Hampton Oh the Potomac, Rappahan
noe and James Rivers, and the lower counties OF
Maryand-They also have been spoken highly of
in Kentucky, Pensacola Tallahassee, Key West, New
Orleans, MStanzss. (Cuba), Bermuda, st. Thomas,
st. Bartholomew and Martinique Each bottle has
label of directions, and sealed and stamped with my
seal, to prevent counterie'tS'
price so cents per bottle, or IS per dozen Retail
ers have frequently sold them at 81. April25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

German Linens.
on BALES Burlaps and Tklenburgs. Received
SJper Shenandoah, for sale by
NAV 20 A C. c A8ENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

Fuv Rent.
S=A THE MILL AND FARM,
SSt ia called Philadelphia, situated on Holmes
I'D sN run, about 81 miles from Ale xandra. -
e. rhe mill has made from 1000 to 5000 bar
rel, of -four N the year. The Farm, which there
is 4 very conmoious Dwelling House, &c. consists
of about 81 acres 50 to 90 OF which excellent
dow. 'o,seSslongive on the lst of August next.
Apply TO VI. MILLER & SON.
april l7-tlA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
TERMS:

The public alton ofthe CHRoSIcLE vii be commence
ed about the first OF July next 1t will be printed
in the best IN amer. with new and handsome type
The price will he three dollars per annutn Payahir
during the m three months two dollars and hity
cents Ifpaid in advance.
Woshi"gton, AprHl6, 1929
G-~Subscrptions to the above will be received AT
this Office and also at the Book Stores Of J. Z A.
douglass. and J. A. Stewart, in THIS City.
tunes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
no. 087o
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory.


VANEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand, and
% will constantly keep at his old stand on ROYAL.
ST., Alexandria, e at the corner Of 10th ST. Penns,l
vania, Avenue Washing;on-a general assortment OF
the most fashionable and durable Furniture which lie
viii warrant equal if not superior in quality to am,
ever offered in the misunderstanding in part Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboards
Ditto, with cearetts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and Gentlemens' secretaries and bookcases
Pier lables with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Cirecau Sofas
Mahogany chairs %
Husic stools, biietts, cribs cradles 81
Portable writing desks &c
With ageneral assortment of bedsteada of richly
carved MAHOGANY, maple and stained uoud,, 81 Of
which viii be sold as low for cash they can be- pur-
chased the same quality at any other manufactory
the Union. ALSO,
in assortment Of 81 Domingo and Bay Of Honduras
Mahogany, part of which is suitable for handrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veueers, copsI var.
nish ofa superior quality, sacking bot ons cords, &c
tn MING AND C2nvIN6,
Handsomely executed 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
Plaster Paris.

~ Tons, on board of the schr, Potomac from Hal
" fax, for sale by ). MESSERSMiTH.
wne II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
MacKere\.

sOhalf barrels No l Z 2 iiackeil just received
CUwhich will be sold low by.
March % L&L CHAMBERLAIN. z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

Consideration OK the discussion s Monday, which was pc
satved by vote of ITO To IL. The amendment of Mr.
storrs was ~iso negativcd by vote 10Y 49, Mr. Yics
'e then moved the previous question: which was carried
and the resolution ultimately adopted by vote O,
l08 To 50. - WV "
WAsHINGroN Feb. I3.-In the Senate ves.srdav
the amendment offered by Mr. Foot 70 the rules of tho
Senate, to the powers and duties of the Vice Pres;
dent was considered. long discussion arose ON tho
subject; but no decision was made
In the House of Representatives Mr. MaIIorv o}Fer
ed an amendment TO the bill 10 regulate the dut;es a.,
IMPORTS which was ordered to be printed The House
in committee of tie whole, the state of tho IIn;on
took up the Navy Appropriation Bill and after some
dscassion rose without coming to any decision. and
reported progress.-I.Nuf. Journal
The Chairman of the Committee on Manufactures
(Mr. MalIary) yesterday submitted 10 the House NJ
Representatives amendment 10 the bill I,,aI, rc,o
ted on the subject of the Tariff which he inenJs IN
move in the committee of the whole WHOM th,, hin
shall betaken up for consideratio IL is well kno,.
that the bill, reported meets the decided ,s,pn,ob
tioo of The real friends Of the manufacturing and
ing interests in several of MS provisions and esnec;,Ilv
IN those relating 10 wool and woollens Tho recor;
mendations of the Harrisburgh Convention on these
heads, is believed, gave universal Satisfaction. ond
hlr. NIallary has accordingly suggested those recon
mendations substitute for the clause reported nv
the committee. There several other provisions of
the BILL the sole tendency of which is 10 defeat the
whole object sought by the manufacturers and farmers
which will hereafter come up for discussion lib
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

oy ihe Counties interested, IeUOye !estI I,ou AMI
allow the privilege of locating the the company
peased Mr. L. fofcbly urged the utility which this
road would be to the Valley of Vrgnia-its facili,a,ot
ana cbeapening of transportation. This advantage tn
mat part OF Virginia would not be
INJURY to any other part. The would iuure no nor
"on oil the state In every point of view must prove
advantageous; for II State by infer
sechhg the Iaii-ioad tn draw the moving on t
10 RIchmond, To fredericksburg, other points in the
state. MI L. urged the nuwlinguess ar ncapac;tv of
Virginia To complete the contemplated impro so
long talked Of for securing the to herself and
the folly of denying 10 the citizens of another State the
privilege Of making through The territory of Virginia The
improve desired. tie invoked the Justice Of thu
House to giant privilege valuable his constituent. ard
Improvement by the General Governments he said that .
surest means g" securing her adherence those doctrines
was That the desired inprov. should be made n.
State.
MT HIVES al p. O. aiver,ed lhe history the James
H"er Company, aud a!ledged that great expence ia
usu ny Virginia III that had
oy '"e application OF the very people who wished
nis ra-road I" enable them to trad to Baltimore. IF
his was granted them, the James depy.
oil their trade would be unable the interest of the
sums expended " the whole be xaiiun
upon the people. Mr. r. presented other views of similar
import which cur limits do enable q report.
Ahe question on the passage of the bill then taken
ny ayes and noes and it carried in afmati,e-
ayes l24, noes Sc.
oh motion of MIR Chichester, the House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
COMMUNE ATED.

MessrS Editors-Pernit your readers 10 recusE
insertion of the following in your paper.
was and had always, since .Hr. idayns was brouoh,
forward as Candidate for the. Presidential Chair, been
bis ardent admrer aud warm supporter far my hum
bic abilities went; but since reading the suoined can
rot say that am nat little changed my notions of his
hneSs To oil the most important station delegated to
look forward to the innumerabc advantages to be
derived to country, and to the whole human family in
iIe election of Cen Jackson; nc who ecipsed in the
hearts of the American people, the Great Washington; he
Hriio stands compa rson with the Saviour of ma Dkin
The Reverend - in sermon at Nashville, Tenn.
while dscoursing the merits Of
his meekness-h power 10 heal the sck-and his pa thence
amidst persecution and aictoD 10 give vent to hi,
feelings of admiration, without aid comparison ex-
Claimed "on my beloved brethren, he was fair Gene
raj Jackson of a feIlow!"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
NORFOLK, February !
ARRIV AL OF THE EALMOuTH


We haze much pleasure in announcing the arrival below
OF the u S. Soop of war Falmouth Captain CHARINs "
MORGAN, respecting which much solicitude mad been f.
from the time that had elapsed since her departure from
Bosion-She anchored below Old Point Friday nisht
and We learn will come the navy yard first wind She
sailed from Boston the Goth of January, and on that
night experienced violent gale from, n w. which con,in-
ued for three days For 10 hours ran before the wiuu
but the severity of the gale increasing she afterwards
scuded under close reeed oreail; the arboard bower
anchor was cut away To tighten her: her rigging also
being stretched that she labored very much and
sustained some damage IN her chains and gRns
Inc IRON band round her main nas, just above the part
ners burst from her heavy rolling which frequently carrie
her guns under The sea Oien made fair breach over
her. and her decks have been constantly during
passage.
During the gale the wind shifted S. w. bu, with TO
mitigation Gifts violence, which intense
that is believed, had she been tate vessel she
could NOT have wcathercd it, She drycn within 1GJ
miles OF Bermuda.
The destination of ,At Falmouth, lei rn is Omoa and
that she will carry William B. ROCHESTER,, ESQ.
Charge dAHars To Central America, his Secretary Mr.
X BEATTY, ami MI. JsHH MASON, IT, Secretary of the
Legation tn Mexico
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
Land for Sale.

VHNHE Subscriber having concluded remove from this
II section Of country il he dispose o. his auds OF
fsrs the following tracts for sale, TO wit,
One tract of 500 acres, wherein he lives lying on
otter River Ill Bedford county, IN view of part the
pike road, miles from Lynclburg and miles from Lib
eryneary one half wood land the greater part yet 10
clear is excellent tobacco land and the plantation in res
pec,abe repair lies well, we'll and in pnpulous
neighborhood
Another tract IF 80 acres, lying in junction of the
two Oitcrste most part of this cleared though
is productive farm, with improvements suitable
family
Also, another tract of 600 lying Goose Creek
within mile gifts junction with Stanton River; bou two
hundred cleared 80 of which is land ard
halfofthat quantity isexceen tobacco land and of
wood la nd there than hundred acres of first
!ae tobacco land-the last named tract consider one of
's nest tobacco plantations in Bedford, and could made
eXcellent SIoc farm, being better adapted Than
any plantation in that section OF this side
the mountains with extensive Uue.s--Tmis trac; " i'll be
shewn by Mr.. Orv Loving who lives the premises and
the TWO hrs; tracts by the subscribed The terms vii! be
made ycTy accommodating suit purchasers.
JESSE LEFTWICH.
IvnClDurG, Feb. ar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
We invite attention to the following.

"A RESOLUTION Of the Sennis of Jndiana.
Whereas the friends of Cen Jackson IN the ~ cs-
ten States advocate his election to the Presidency Of
the Duted States on the ground Of his being friendly
10 Internal Improvements and the advocate of mdi-
CjUus Tariff for the protection Of American Maniac
tures and, whereas the friends Of tie same dstin-
guished individual in Virginia fine Caronas Georgia
Tennessee, Alabama Mississippi, advocate bis claims
90 the first Office IN the patton on account o(is on
position 10 the above measures system Of poey;-
Therefore, for the purpose OF enabling the citizens Of
Indiana 10 ascertain what are the real sentiments OF
Gen. Jackson, and 10 give them an opportunity 10
Understandings at tie next Presidential Election
in reference TO these great interests
Resolved, By The Senate, Tnst his Exceaucv tie
Governor, be requested TO address respectful letter
General Andrew Jackson. inviting him TO state e1-
pcitly, whether lie faVors that construction OF tho
Constitution of the United States, which authorizes
Congress 10 appropriate money for the purpose Of
King Internal improvements IN the several States aud
'rheber he in favor of such system of protective d1~
'iges for The benefit of American manufactures as will!
10 all cases where tho MATERIAL and the ability TO
manufacture il, exist in country, secure the pat.
Tnnage Of our manufactures 10 the exclusion Of
those Of foreign countries, and whether If elected
president of tie United States, he will in his public
capacity recommend, foster aud support, the Amer
iCan system.
('t'o.red That his cxcel!eDcy The Governor be -.
4ueS'ec az soon as be receives the answer Of Ger.
'acAs'h 70 TOE letter contemplated Go: preceding
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
$4,000 DOLLARS
HIGHEST PRIZE.
On Wednesday Week,

kJILL be drawn in MI: City, the Dismal. SWAMP
w CANAL LOTTERY, 18th Glass.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30

Tie friends Of die administration held crowded
meeting II Baltimore on tho c2d, were addressed b.
Job" . Tyson, esq. and adopted the following anon
ether resolutions:
"ehevinE With our rn'i.a, father, .ati. Is 'je
business oil good cl'ns TO dscoun:cna,re every move.
nch' winch might possibly suggest Il suspicion that the
"ncr o. these States coud in any event DC aha ndonea
""' ~ iroW Indignantly the FIST awning OF fee.
'S "h''" 'ou" lead however Tcmot"y, alienation
Therefore, ~ " '
s5oI'c7 That iho principles incu'aarcd 10 the Collear
,'"cSs, as wen as those aroHed in the speech Of Nh
able IN Their spirit, nd tcuiing TO rebellion
ttfSciVfG' That as love Cnon-tl,e Constitution
|"rn 'iS IT. and The sacred memory Of those whose
blood aud treasure were drained 10 establish tho i,1e.
teoce upon which that Union was founded we iI zrpno
J." the last and assist With Gus lives and fortunes the
General Government whenever 1t saa 5ecoc ,.rcz.ar,
10 punish treason and suppress ,cbc.iua
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30
80. 80 -. q. R.Amn

~ l5HbS 10 receive INTO her family few vourr
Ladies from the country. Mrs. Pare viii al
''"h 'nos' particularly and personally, to eir health!
comfort rc!iC,1us instruction. mapucrs and conduct
ana cfcTy I1cliiv vii DC a(f1rird them FOR coioplo
ing 'ne,r education. ,-eH selected Library and q
f'"no oie VIII be furnished for her uae. f!ssfers
can attend ilcm, and give private lessons IN gIrz;c.
cnGn an Dra"iaS. For other branches ihey can
a'eh' The day schools ia Trwo. Mrs. Page iras ia
zen pleasant and commodlous house, ia retired SIT
u',toH aid contiguous 20 i',o test echoos Terms can
o' kroTn bv Application 10 Hr5 Page, either perso-
nay OF oJ letter. and of reference she mentions Chap
man johnson, Robert and Temple Gwatbrncy. Bsyer-
- h'njoiP7, ond Bernard Peytou, E5g7.
N.rN l,Dml Int CNnl 1927
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30
From He BnIiin,crc Pntrini.

II has been repeatedly asserted aud has not been
anl dare not be denied that General Jackson dec,r ed
IN Baltimore, IN the most violent tone AMI iupiuus
Hammer. that he would proceed 10 Washington and
take of the of certain Senators then in session
lie left here about midnight 10 put his horrible threats
''fH cxcCucD, and arrived there at d,-i.erii in the
morning. Thani,s 20 Decatur t!at his ilrpa;uosiiv
was checked and his fc!! purpose frustrated. Geo.
Jarkson's threats we're made IN tho presence o. gespec-
tahi" C'Ilzcns who in the CITY, ard known
to many OF our leading jac!5sonians and Who il called
u1on, "e hare donbt,' viii rcpeot The very words
used by General Jackson at tho Assembly Rooms
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30
Extract of Ies:e. on 55apchester. dated

Nv dv" hedfd wi'h great regret, of the disastrous
rssh'' OF hH SprinG shiPnecs Nj who did any thiu
appear to have suffered alk" Just proportion 20 the
extent nt the operations neIhar ski; nor ;rd.o
ayai!'ne a0y Ting The House Of Hutchinson and Co
who shcned so largely aud who did so much injury -
DINERS 6' 'he' forced sales America, have Just stop
PED paym"m' They bought chiefly for their o,yn ac-
copance and several OF TIE partners are IL, from, n
j-5GO0, and one house the. sa, about C6, 600.
"BHsness IS extremely dull he. e. ami The Americans
are cong ''t,!a or nothing AZ appear disheariencd
and afraid TO touch any thing"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30

Scrcrc Retacts.-'The Green County. (CarskilD Re-
publican" an able jachs"" rp" thus speaks or tic organ
OF the opposition party at " Shiugton.
T. 5. Itigr0pt.-The paper published at w ash;ngton
under the above ale, by Iluh Green and Russell Jarvis
has parallel ior the scurili,y of its columns
!cociy of lis in the history of politics. And
it is little remarkable ;hl vile thing, lincl upon
civilization and disgrace country, alike destitute
of veracy and regardless Of he dCcencies aud
cou.tscs Of life, should have been adopted gan
Of the Jackson party, and receive the patronage
diSnihcd body Tho Senate of the United States II
the cause of Gen. jackson, any other cause, required
the base and hr '1iatimg by print,
- sustain IT, Eoull bc unworthy the support of all
honorable mcn But they arc not necessary. and wan
ou Invasion vi private character the interests
Of auy will hr sanctioned ny the people. The
Cause a. Gen Jackson requires such
, ilTpIrIiy,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30

;eud OF hCnospon: Forthwith. he would mount IN
Oh'o Coat, Pennsylvania pair of brooches, and New
York hal /" short, Inc every thing b. Gs ani! moth
ing long
I; wit be complete buresque on The elective fran
chisc, # MIR. c. can succeed by putting himself OF IN
the Telegraph. The people throu 20 HIM, and will
not be imposed on hy hs letter. His conduct when
SECRETARY OF War, IN iavi5hiu the pubic treasure, par
ticu'ary on Jackson, revealing a; the Hermitage, aud
few favored contractors, Is resb TO be CLOSED
yer by his letters TO GcGr Daft
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30

fJECT0RAT VOTE OF NEW YORK. :
As the following statement comes from gentleman
who has "bean at some pains 20 obtain information ;,
ana "h12c intelligence aud character particularly Cua-
NY '7I 10 make an estimate we submit # IN
or readers with more rcla upon it than apv which
We have seen. D.!cT calculations, which we have
punished differ not materially from Tho olloginr but
N'o''n@ 'nc source from Which the present proceed
We hsyo great additional reason 10 believe tI,af tbo
vote Of Ncw York viii be between % and 90.
10 'be Editor Of tie Delaware Journal
s.r-i have noticed publication, copied fro,, ,,o
iI.aca Journal, which going the rounds and CON
tans pretended statement ofthc probable resu, of tho
'lcci'iafvoie in New York, I live m that State. and
an probably well Informed Of tie tlbiic senti,nn<
iheIc rs The author Of that article.
J lake tic liberty Of making statement sbcb
pledge myself, will be found nealy correct-at ar,v
rate, lastly more 50 han the referred TO-
TisrieLe 79upy yjo,,c, ~.
5n6olls and Queen, "'''"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-14
EXECUTOR' s S8LE

I'LL he sold thursday 2sih the late
~ dtnce OF Geo. Dahney, IN the county King WIN
all The PeIishAhr e'ai. OF said deceased eunssng
aud valuable STOCK of horse, cattle, sheep
excellent assOitmebt OF hpgt hid aud furnne
plantation utensils &c. An elegant carrsge aLd hArue.,
nearly and pair Of odrriase crop of cotton
oats n fodder, aud about $40 barrel. o. com.
TERmS-F0r sums OF $40 and less cash for hove
that amount credit i!l be allowed pnr cha TIL mr..
day OF jan next upon the executing bonds with spProve
security.
mader OF tie year, e'e ncsVr', which
good house eivana 'st rate COOK and excellent washer
gardener
Also al he ,sme time viii rs s",underihe will Of aid
thai valuable Fury known the uabueyis Ferry
established al Hanover r0yH, the Pamunky River
about II miles fO Richmond, aud OF public
rOs leading to that y-ioseet with the feTiy boat which
iage and eonsuc ted 10 be drawn seroa, with
ease AID expedition, by OF rope and land
slonne the landing tie King w sids, Fsfry-
name house suatd thereon; snh all the sPuIt Of
t-rfy IL deemed unnecessary 10 add more,
that peoni desrnus such property, view and en-
qre frr themselves. II will sold credit the terms OF
which wiii De stated the day Of sale.
q. DABHEY. Ex'oIs Of G co
f. DADNER, Uahuey, dec
- IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-14
kOR S4T IL

VIC fopr oiest, Home Tract, all that part Of the
estate attached To the Mansion Houe, oousiny by re
Ves "ae thousand and seventy -four acres, asd Tire
o' 'os lana never before offered N. public aboue
sIe already cleared, the rest heavily tint
r. ana the greater part tobacco land first quality
Ishd with The exception Of about 90 acT-s Is all IN
n'nts ne nhanted portion nigh, be reclaimed
Instant one mule from the turnpike aud rh from
Lynohbnrg Hwsiers interested bv N
ex.. within IT, 'mi,s aud therefore not sub 10
eiow dhVtdtg not less than so aeres of branch End bot
tom land, well adapted the culture Tuothv and l,r
and t0ths purpose of standing LOTS abou, one
'. Oh me branch land Is still On tn. plarAiioo
there a ed wheat harm
tse ~ wsebsac. The marion hous. il too,ny
sooseW.h handsome And saed ~ .rnerr
s nearly the whole Of the arabic an tn, farm Iuebd-
70 remove 10 another state above property ia offered
w tor easn or credit, and feel hesitation in assern.
n' 10 tohAreo planter few more de.irsbi-
- .. FRANCIS EPPES
hFftptc, JthN ~ wifi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-14
a..
IrnSl Sale Of IIcSfeIl Lntl1s.

trust Sale IF Western Lands.
VI URSUANT the provisions of of Trust to u,
executed by John Dove and Ann Eliza his wife,
date on the ed day Of May 1895, aud ay
10 record IN Henieo county court aud since admd
cord ia the Courts for the counties
oph and Harsou, OF will, Tuesday 25th
day OF the present mouth, front OF The
city of Richmond, proceed sell public suction the
highest bidder, the following one
tract OF land containing 1900 acres, living brn
county OF Giles" other ovniainng
the waters of Clear Creek in the county
" other tract of land the the last
containing 2723 acres'" othef land containing
5000 in the comfy Of Randolph" tract
land containing 1000 in the of Wood"
other tract OF land Containing 400 acres,
OF 1000 patented TO Rrhard Mason ZEN
Mile Greek, the county Of Harrison the
Title viii be exhibited the day Of sale rai.nt Of
the land TO the conveyance of title grahtu Dove;
and an the mean time, those who may wh eggYs-I j.,
bffe IF b f iniornaon wilma
his power.
The Of sale will be prescribed by the deed of
(io ait D" one fourth to he paid ~ oak-on fourth in 6
monthone iuurth IA - months, aud the rea,ns IN
10 months from the Cay OF sale the purchasers
their bonds with approved security for payment the
tredU nstalmeuts.
Acting trustees, shall convey che title in with.
out general warranty. ROBEHr e.. SCOTT, Trus-
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, tees
The Trustees avail themselves Of this opportunity request,
all who indebted the LAKE OF Cabel & Dove.
make immediate payment To r. NJ. Tabb, L in
the claims will he Instituted ihe approaching
qnsrtrly terms against all who see make such
teh D. ss It's