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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

1EfAViNG obtained Letters Pasn of the Ur,ied states.
-S'" m 'npi IN the NODE of preparing robaceota
e cure OF picdba or straw color, by stoekiOs,
w scaiS'd. aud al.c ode curing
dyaS TOBACCO, description, hy dche.
channels ~ the floors oi the houses, with iron or
''.r metsi we hereby forwirn all pea
permission fton u.s. AS the ANAL OF so dolls. ,nr s:
ne f9"ed Tor an individual right fatend,d with
hoped no person will subject themselves the Law Person,
dnarce de;iFous Of obtsbns rights get them by
ni, directing their frost psidl 10 Yo,,sa
.onhou.e Virgins ANY person will couts &C, for 10
'ndi'iduaifights, shall have the nth gratis.
MARTIN BAEER,
THOMAS DAKEk,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
Is out Of 81 in New York
out of IL Ohio
out OF IL Kentucky (add Mr.. CIay)
out of Maryland
out Of Louisiana
Missouri
Illinois

maJofitY.oi one IN each cgationl-which con-
segucn;iy secured TO him the vote OF their several
states, giving him the eyactnun,bcr of ~. being
majority oil one STATED IL will be seen that had anu
one inember OF the above seven states who voted
for Mr.. Adams simply given blank vote. he would
NOT nave boon elected but what is oil more iinpor-
tahce' 1t Will be discovered by an examination Of
the popular vote OF the six latter states (Mr CLAW
not being before the House, that Gen. j. was their
decided iavonte-Thcse would have secured his
election, had the members done their DUTY and il is
ms which Is the foundation OF all opposition to Mr.
AS administration forms of tho con ,titution
were observed. but the voice Of the people was Ut
tcrly disicgarted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
Sent. 2.
frdiuube PrODe,;u Pc, .Zgy.,


ON tue ia day II Nov nexi, r 10, sale to tte
~ highest hidsr, al public auction, % SLAVES; and on
PREMISES that valuable tt act Of Land winch Col WIN
u U2w,1 present reside. called and kusu by tue name
:. SuNtEh Hills lying in the upper end Of
ABOUT I'VE miles from the courthouse, waters OF
1000 acres. ~ f' o"'A'"
ths Property conveyed IN Trustee 10 secure the
payment 81 dent dae iumherson Skipwtl Nv deed duly
recorded IN the sierk ce of Luuenbu,s aud which will be
ekhed on the day Of SALE TIL. land coasered of AZ
psrnp' the se quality Of land the county and
many eu~ntaeeso recommend a. particularly very elegant
BRICK Dwelling House. aud every sunr and
me slaves are senersly likely and very d.sshie
anu 50 much property OF the kind in be
Ifeo u. value q omueh defreeise many sood viii
Tue sale val, be positive and without The Terms
sPeeiaeu ia The Deed are cssh; but the parties 1--we
agreed that the land be sold L. L yca,
Go-d Bond and approved personal security with Deed Of
on ta Lsnd VIII he tsquired of the purchaser
IN purchase money Possession Chma, next with the
Ptvnree Of seeding wheat immediately after the sale.
The Negroes will be sold ACHING merely s Tru,
wan make 10 tile warranty except so far n. NAV
ood Ue under the above deed; tho have no doubt but the
que 'udist u'she Col Cowan will .hew the property to
fsohs wishing 10 view it There good wheat
"oaehsd TO the premises JAMES CUNNINGHAM,
A. 90 Trustee.
-uQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
KlGHARES NAGLE.

mark. q
Sworn aud subscribed this ist day of July. 1925
JAMES MAGEEHAN,J Up
james Mageehan, the above named Justice of
the peace, do certify, that have been acquainted
with the said Richord Maggie for % years, last
past, and That he is n man OF good moral charac-
ter and has always sustained the reputation of a
man Of yeracity.
JAMES MAGEEHAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

cordisg 10 law. loii, depose and say, that the tore
:! going Statement is just and true.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
hrsn.t 10.
1he 6est stand in rae Ts-thera Neck, i,o6ered
For SALE

M the II Monday October (heins day. will
os-ed Tor safest Auction that well kaown TAvEsN
i'enm'n! roethouse occupied by Mr.. John BsE-
aud lately by Me,srs Waller, Stabeseld TEMPLE II IA in
good ords hav'os been repaired last spring Attached
are ice House extensivs .tsbe,, eouveaen
heuses good garden, aud lot Of wood is very
eoursn'sn IA. un9uesooahiy th. hes, Tavern
'n Soitheia Mex snd has rented for FROM $50 $3.50
Also good Storh'u,e Gssnsry, Lot renting for frou.
100 g. u. 100
Tefm ATE one fourth c,sh The balance in three ANNUAL
Payments. hearing from day Of sale aud by
iced tf truit ou the property.
L. U. TAYLoE, lEx'ors Of
49, ~ WA II. TAYLOE, Ju,. Ta,ioe.
The r'.sriher' will he at Neshseo, Prnee VIM county,
t-d. 'rF = $500 N
August 5. ss,..S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

Ed"std Downing aud Augustine Ncale, Defdt.
Ahis day the Piatnf, their counsel An
ing TO the satisfaction OF the court the Es,a
D'wnne Is not an 'nhabiapt OF ih,, Comn nth On fhs
hoon Of the Psniils It's Ordered, That the said nef.sA
a appear here ON the second Moniay October ue.f I
sn'wti Tie e OF the Piamds that copy Of mi, rJ.s
oe "'n""h Inserted for two tuont sutcess:v.y IN .s
newspaper published IN the city Rchuand ana si.o ,as
ihe trout d"or OF the Courthouse county Te.r
+. BATES, &C.
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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15
coMsEMoRATToN OF THE LANDING OF
WILLIAM PENN.

Friday, the Oath of October, being the 146th Ami.
yersary of tie landing of the immortal Founder of
Pennsylvania and his pilgrim associates. the ncnora.
bic event was commenorated by the Penn Societv
with sentiments which It's recollections were calculated
to inspire. AT O'Clock, P. NJ the society SAT down
to sumptuous dinner, at the Mansion House Hotel
Philadelphia JOSEPH PARKER NORRIS, ESQ
president, assisted by PETER STEPHEN DrpoNcrAr'
Esq., as vice president. Among the Toasts were ,be
following: WY '''
The Memory Of VIM. Penn.-The great Iaw-o;vor
the first in either ancient or modern times Who l;d
the foundation OF government in the pure and nadu
terated principles of peace, of reason and Of r;rbt
(Jeferson.) -'s'"
The Pilgrim Fathers of Pennsylvania. sacred be
their memory ahd honored be the example they have
set OF political Justice and private virtue.
Ihe Treaty Under The Hm.-A text book for dinlo-
matlsts, whether monarchical or republican.
Od Uptdnd-The seat of the first the shortest and
the most memorable session Of the Legislature of
Pennsylvania ,H. "
The Great Lap.-An imperisiabe monnmont &c
the wisdom-he justice and the foresight of onr ill.,
trious Law-gIer. -i-D'7
-, me prSs torW 81 Pennsylrdnia-being an act en-
Nt al az ,or idylhg duty on the importation of
Negro Stare$ Rum and other Spi,aa"
me JrogFentS 81 me Lennt Lendpi, once the pow-
oriu soVereEns OF Pennsylvania may no cruel or av-
arlclous hay disturb them in their last retreat.
On'rersf charlottesville only sound basis of mi.
versal sufitge. VI UNI
"Ihe dfee Lo'cer Counties, now the state of No.
laware; 5though our political union as one sate has
been brofen may our harmonious intercourse con.
tinue uninterrupted. WIN
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15

10 envy OF dulnlTdIiOn, NOT endDeu 10
the eye or infame the heart.
This was naturally to be expected, and this began
to experience. But when was no longer agitated
by the perpetual ardor of resistance andseort of per-
severance, found more sensiby the want of those
tertainments which had formerly delighted me the
day upon me without engagement, and even
ing closed in its natural gloom, without summoning
me to concert or ball. None had any care to
find arnusements for me, and had no power of anu
sing myself Idleress exposed me to melancholy, and
life began to languish in motionless Indifference
Misery and shame nearly allied. 1t was not
without many struggles that prevailed on myself to
confess my uneasiness to Euphemia, the only friend
who had never panied me with comfort or with pity
at last laid my caamtes before her. rather ease my
heart than receive assistance. "We must distinguish
said She my Victoria, those evils which are impos-
ed by Providence, from those which we ourselves
give the power Of hurting us. OF your calamity,
small part is the niction of Heaven, the rest is little
more than the corrosion of idle discontent You have
lost that hch1nay indeed sometimes contribute to
happiness, but to which happiness by no means in
separately annexed You have lost what the greater
whom it is bestowed for the most part possess in vain
and what you, while it was yours knew not how to use
you have only lost early what the laws of nature for
bid you to keep long, and have lost it while your mind
is yet flexible and while you have time to substitute
more valuable and more durable exceences. Con
slider yourself, my Victoria, a being born to know,
TO reason, and to act rise at from your dream
of melancholy to wisdom and to piety you will find
thai there are other charms than those of beauty and1
other joys than the praise of fools" W
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15

The following was copied verbatim, some years ago.
from very rare old book. II is rare specimen of
pmaseology and nautical terms:
Account Of the Great Michael, built by James 4t of
Scotland.
"The King of Scotland rugged great shin, called
the Great Michael which was the largest, and of SUI
peror strength TO any that had sailed from England or
France for this ship of great stature and took
so much timber that except Falkland, she wasted all
the woods of Fife, which oak wood with all the
timber that was cotton out of Norrowav; for she was
strong and of great length and breadth, all the
Wrghts in Scotland, yea, and many Others strangers
were at her device, by the Kings commandment, who
wrought very busily her. but ii year and day.
ere she was complete To wit: she was twelve score
foot in length and thrtysix foot within the Sides she
ten foot thick in the wall, and boards on every
side slack and thick, that no cannon ball could
go through her. This great ship numbered all Scot
land to get her to sea- From the time she was afoat
and her mass and sails complete with tows and an
chors offering thereto, she counted to the king to
be 100000 expenses by her artillery, which was We
ry great, and costly the king by all the rest of her
orders to wit she had many cannons-six on every
side, with three great Bassis, two behind in her dock
and one before with 300 shot of small artillery that
is to says Myand and battered falcon, and quarter fall
CON- filings, pestilent serpenters and double dogs with
hagtor and culyerin cross bows and hand bows She
had 800 mariners 10 sail her she had six score gun
ners to use her artillery, and had 1000 of war; BY
her captain, shippers, and quarter masters"
Habit stronger ,hah Law-The extent of the use
of Opium in China is beyond credibtv, notwithstand-
ing it is prohibited under heavy penalties and visited
In all its stages, with great trouble and danger From
the Canton Register, it appears that Opmto the val
ue of Slooo0,ooO was used in China during the last
year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

| Travers, +. K. S. London. who undertook, at
the request of the Rutgers Faculty, TO select al
individual the most eminently qualified for this
station. We nail with pleasure this and every
successful effort TO transplant TO our shores the
distinguished literary and scientific men Of Eu-
rope. The domestic manufacture in this Ease
eourishes all the better for the foreign importa-
ton. We would levy no duty on such importa-
Harvard University now possesses, is that de-
serving aud thorough scholar from Germany,
DR.. Follen. BY unobtrusive merit, amiable de-
por,ment, and by patient industry, this gem
tleman, thougha foreigner, has made himself
one Of the most popular and useful among the
instructors AT the University.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

Departed this life yesterday morning, in The
3o,h year Of her age, Airs. Julia Rnna Smith,
wife Of John A. w. Smith Esq. Of Fauquier
County Va. and daughter Of The late Gurden
Chaplin, Esq. this town. In this amiable la
dy were couceuteled all that adds loneliness &
excellence 10 the female character, but above
all she exhibited full evidence Of that religion
which she possessed, and which sustained her
in her final conflic, with the King Of rerrors;-
Her numerous friends and acquaintance will
long aud sensibly feel the loss which they have
sustained and their sympathies will extend to
her family and relatives, who have experienced
SO melancholy bereavement. An aged mo.
rher has to witness the 'decease Of her last
daughter, and an only brother, 10 follow to the
grave the remaus Of his last sister, at mo-
ment peculiarly distressing. A kind and af-
fecuonate husband to whom she had been unit.
ed not quite twelve months, is by this dispen
sation oi Providence left disconsolate, & "a ten
der infan, not two weeks old, has yet 10 learn
The loss Of a mothers affection and attention:
but their loss is her eternal gain.
b.. Her friends and acquaintance are invit-
e. to attend her funeral this afternoon, at 3 o.
clock, from the residence Of Miss Ashton al the
Corner Of Washington & Duke streets,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
Public Sale.

TNDER the authority of deed Of trust from James
u Patton, deceased, TO secure the payment OF GER
tain debts therein mentioned the subscriber will offer
at public sale. on Friday the I'm day Of October,
at the front door Of the Residing Room the following
lots of ground the Spring Garden,tat is to say:
One Lot on the west side oi Fayette- street,
the side of Paynestreet the north side OF Wilkes
street, and south side Of Wolf street
One other Lot on the West side Of West
Lane, east side of the gut emptying into Hunting
Creek south side of Franklin Lane, and north side OF
Jefferson Lane;
And part Of Lot on the ives, side of Man
devIle Lane east side of the said gut north side Of
Gibbon Lane and south side Of " likes Lane.
Also, six shares Of the capitai Stock Of the
Little River Turnpike Company, and ten shares of the
capital Stock Of the Great Hunting Greek Bridge
Company. Sale ~ o'clock p D. Terms cash.
BY order Of the trustee.
sept 25-t17O GEO. WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority of a deed Of trust from vii.
u liam Gillian to secure the payment of a certain
debt therein mentioned, the subscriber will offer at
public auction Friday the 3!st day Of October merit,
at the front door Of the Reading Room the tenement
and lot of ground now occupied by the said William
Gillian. the east side of Royal street, betwee King
and Prince streets, fronting Royal street IS feet
inches, and in depth 1913 feet inches. Also negro
man slave named DANIEL. and negro woman slave
named P.3ISEY Sale at 4 O'Clock, =. NJ. Terms
cash. BY order of the trustee.
sept 25-eotO5l GEO. WHITE. auc,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
SEllIP NEWS.
ARRIVED, Ger. 5

ARRIVED, OcT.
Ship Eagle, Rose, Liverpool, So days. salt to w.
Smith, Georgetown; crates to Robert H. Miier Alex
sn!ra.
Shr. Success. Powell, New York, coffee. oil, &c. TO
Lindsay, Hill < Co and freight for the District.
5th--Soop Fanny, Mitchell, from Baltimore; freight
for the District.
SAILED,
Schr Lady Brooks, Ilarriss Salem and Newbury-
port.
Schr Columbia, Kirkland, New-York.
Schr. Mosque, Guyier. Baltimore.
Brig Leander, Baxter, cleared at Boston, for this
port Goth nit.
Schr Independence, Burns, hence at New York I'd
inst
>chr Velocity, hammond, cleared at Boston 30th
ult for this port
Schr. Elizabeth, Irwin, cleared at New-iork Sd inst
for this port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

|a N. b prOe'sorship Of Anatomy & Physiology
les, N"S,sers Medical Faculty Of Geneva Col
hon w ~, i'Sill be filled by Doc. Rushe, of Lon
|uuu.J mas been chosen to this station by the
En ne .us % Charles Bell, +. r S. Professor
|of H. p On University; w. LawrenceF. r. S
Sham ppoyal College Of Surgeons; Gran Vile
FGosv - nssn' Professor Of Anatomy & Phy-
- u inc London University; & Benjamin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
AUCTiQN 6.

At 10 o'clock, Tuesday the 8th inst at the Aue.
ton store will be sold, sideboard set dining
tables feather bed chairs and sundy other arti'
cles Of household furniture.
Also, one clock, one keg chewing tobacco parcel
damaged cheese. and S bbls cider.
At private SALE small parcel Orwell cured middling
bacon. GEO. WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
Oistrict Of Columbia,
C0unfU of .4ierandria.

County OF .feTuNNIfu.
YlHOMAS S. THROOP has applied to the nonois,
HE u lIsm Cranch. Chief Judge of the United
States Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia to be
discharged from imprisonment, under the act tor the
relief of nsovent debtors within the District OF 70
lumbis, on the first Monday OF November next az
O'Clock A. n. at the Court house in Alexandra, wheh
and where his creditors are required to attend:
oct6 E.. /, Les &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
land For Sale.

nN Thursday the seth day Of October next. at
~ Cattss Tavern, West End-the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction, Tract of Land on
Wolftrap Rum near Fairfax old Courthouse contain
ing 367 acres or about that quantity Sale at IL o.
clock at noon. Terms Cash.
The above sale will be made under deed Of trust
from Thomas Janney and John ID. Brown to the sub.
scriber
sept 5o-ds r. j. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
Mrs. Elizabeth Baggett

RESPECTFULLY Informs the public, that she con-
- tinues to carry on the BREAD BAKING Blu.
SIhENS, at the old stand occupied by her late hus-
band; where she will be happy to serve those who
nave so long continued their patronage. She will sup
ply country merchants the most reasonable terms
with Ginger Bread by the barrel She trusts that her
exertons will be rewarded by generous public, who
children. net Isl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
Oistrict Of Columbia,
Co,lntu of .4lerandria, Set.

County Of .7lerdnd11a, SCI.
u.urs pR,CE has applied 10 the Horora-
% BILE william Cr,nch, Chief Judge Of the Unit
ed States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia,
to be discharged from Imprisonment, under the ACT
for the relief OF nsovent Debtors within the District
of Columbia, on the first Monday IN November
next at o'clock A. NJ. at the Courthouse IN Alex
sndr;s when and where his creditors are required to
attend. EDh V Liza u -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
New Goods.

vuyIE subscribers have received by the last arrival
an additional supply Of new Goods, consisting Oh
the following articles, VIZ
superine blue cloths, fine ditto
SUPER black ditto, fine ditto, olive do grey 10
super blue and black cassmeres
Eases cassinets red, green and white hanneis
BLACK silk velvets, cahcoes,
Sd cambrics, jackonet DO
Null m,,slins, figured Swiss do plan DO
Bobbinet laces, ditto wells
Black Italian ustrings
I.evan,ines grodinaps, black hounce
BLACK worsted bsrrage, gns hams
DeyousAire Jerseys, green bookings blankets
Bangup cords, Russia diaper, "a Irish do
Assortment of brown, bleached & cold domes'ics
Cotton yarn Of the best quality 800, :, Oh.
Th. above goods were carefully selected IN the
-. vark market. and will be sold low for cash
Ne" ", WASHINGTON u BRENT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
POSTPONED Sale.

TOStpOlItu Saic.
tINDER the authority of a deed of trust 70 the sub
u scribcrs, will be sold .at pubic auction, Mon
day. the third November next at the farm, late Mrs
Fendals on the east Of the alexandria and Washing
ton Turnpike road, near Alexandria, the following
property, viz
h.- The House and Lot at the intersec-
6Ttt ton of Washington and Oronoko streets, for
:i: "sr'y occupied by Mrs s,.o Mary Fs"d''
A Lot on the north side OF Princess street
ginning at the of the square between Fayette
d PAYNE streets, and running on Princes {" Payne
tsree thence north on Payne street los feet 5ches
then east and parallel 10 Prince ss,reet 20 tic cerrs O:
the square, then southto the beginning.
Also, 4 Lot OF Ground lying on the east side
of the Washington and Alexandra Turopike Road
containing about four acres lately in possession Of Mrs
Mary Fenlall, and which is numbered As lot NO 8 on
plot of VIM S. Moore's land. formerly Nasbaniei Pen.
de;ons and wiz ch plat is recorded in the Clerks Of
fee of the county OF Alexandria.
Also, Piece Or Parcel Of Land, lying near
the town of Alexandria, which formerly purchss-
ed by Philip Richard Fendal from Dr. Elisha e. Dick,
| containing about SIS acres.
Terms Of sae-one fourth cash, the balance i'll three
equal nstaments one, two, and three years, to be
secured by approved negotiable notes, together with
a deed of trust upon the property,
| ROBERT l. TAYLOR, ! ,..
THOMSON F. MASON,
! sent 20-tN3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
For Rent,

The three story Brick DIVE
SFYA House, lately occupied by Mr. washington,
E.Ss opposite our warehouse Possess,S" EN-, sr"
SsEE ;mmediately The rent to COCO tenant
Iii he yery moderate. HUGH sMiih 80
oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue ola Deed Of Trust, from Lawrence 6. Al
Dexander, to me- dated the 5th day of August. 1877
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince
william County Court, shall Saturday the 9TH
day of June next, being the week of Prince William
June County Court before the front door Of Prince
william Court House. offer for sale. for ready money,
by public Auction, said Alexant.rs interest in
5000 Acres of Land,
in the State of Kentucky, as also his interest in the
estate of his Father, much thereof as
shall of course, convey to the purchaser Purcha
sers of said property such title only asis vested in
me by the said Deed ofTrust.
may z, 3awts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
Trustees Sale.
DY virtue of five several deeds of trust from Law
ii renee &. Alexander to ME dated the - day
of July, 1927, the 9th day ofAugist, 1927. the 5th
day Of March, 1928, the 10th day of March, 1925 and
the 4th day of June, 1885, duly corded in the Clerks
Office OF Prince William County Court, shall on
Thursday, the 9TH day of August next, before the
fromtdoor Of Prirce William Courthouse, offer for
sale to the high bidder for ready money, all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me by said
Deeds consisting of said Aexander's interest under
his fathers Will in Tract Of Land. called EfFng-
ham, living upon Cedar. Run in sale! County. and in 81
valuable slaves, his share, estimated to contain COO
acres, of certain Lands in the State Of Kentucky,
a Tract of Land of about 100 acres adjaceDt to
Effngbam, and four Slaves now in his possession. As
shall sell merely as Trustee, shall convey 10 the
purchasers of said Estate such title only is vested
in me by the said deeds
june 23-ts JOHN MACRAE.
u The Sale of the above Pro
perry Except FIVE slaves which were disposed of or
the lst inst has been adjourned to the first Monday
in October next, when, during the same week, it
will positively be closed Persons interested i'll the
property are invited then attend the sale
The opinions of eminen lawyers with regard to the
nature, and quantity of Mr. Alexander estate in the
property, will be shown to those who may des re to
see them
The Efingham Farm, and the Slaves are very valu.
able and the precedent feestate in them far spent
most advantageous investment Of capital may be
made in the purchase Of this property
septo JOHN MACRAE.