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Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
HDURSUANT to the last Will and Testament Of
u. lnhn Nnrtnn Late Of the city Of Phladelphia.

HDURSUAN,r to the last Will and Testament Of
= John Morton, late of the city Of Philadelphia,
deceased there will be offered at PUBLIC SALE, on the
fifteenth day ofneXt month, at the house OF John NJ Smith,
in the Borough of Wilmington Del the following tracts
and lots oil land, VIZ
No l. A three story stone merchantlnil, being one of
the well known mills the tidewater OF the Biandywine,
46 feet by AZ feet inches, with water Wheel two
pairs of burr and all the requisite machinery in COM
plee repair Possession Of this property VIII be given ON
the first day of the first month next.
No. 9. A lot of Wood Land in Brandywlne Hundred,
about mile above the viliage bounded by Brhdywne
Creek and by land of Isaac Jones and James Jeiers, con-
No g. One other piece of Wood Land in Chrsana
Hunred the opposite side OF the Brandy from the
last above described tract bounded by lands of Joshua and
Thomas Gn and John Shallcross, containing about four
acres
No. Seventeen undivided twenty fourth parts of about
ten acres of Land OH Brandywne Greek, adjoining the
Borough line, and entitled to the surplus water passing
over the upper dam, belonging tc the mills on the tide
On this property there two story stone house and
frame kitchen.
No s. A lot of Land containing about two acres within
the Borough of Wilm.ngton bounded by the I5randywne
and by lands Of William, Samuel and James Candy.
Nos and Z. Two lots oi acre. three quarters and
ten perches each in the Borough of wilmington between
Chesnut and Elizabeth streets, bounded thereby No.
comes up twent, five feet alley, eastward OF French
street and parallel thereto.
Nos s. and TO- Three lots of acres one quarter
and eighteen perces each lying ON the opposite north
erly side of Elizabeth street, bounded thereby No.
comes up to the aforesaid alley.
The hye last mentioned lots are pleasantly situated and
lin high state OF cultivation.
No. H. A tract Of Land and Buildings called White
Hall, bounded by lands Of Eli and Samuel Hles Joshua
Wolason and others. and by Brand ywne Greek, contain
ing about seventeen acres and hiatt The buildings are
conmodous story brick house and kitchen, the for
mer So feet frontso, large frame barn. The land is
in good OF Cuitivao and on tina part OF it cong,-
the tide o iirandywnc is extensive bed
stone, very ayoaby situated for transmission to the
r akwater the entrance of the Capes of
Delaware.
Possession of all the above property except No. l. may
| be had on the 9otn o: the 8, til next.
Persons wishing TO view the same any part thereof,
n will please to call JAMES CANDY, in Wilmington,
Del Sale to begin at O'clock T. NJ when the conditions
p, will be made known by ROBERT MORTON,
u JOHN X. COATES,
Y DANL. B SsIl I'll,
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
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mngton, variety of
Books and Stationary,
AMONG WHICH ARE
FAMILY BIBLES, spendlily bound, from IS TO $40.
SCOTS do. do 3 vol quarto,
tsoldsmiths animated Nature, 5vos 8 vo.
Gil Bass vols vo with "a copper plate engravings,
Rollins Ancient History, vols. s vo. gilt,
Mnsheins Ecclesiastical History, vols. vo gilt,
Josephls vols 8 vo. gilt and vols, IL mo gilt,
Common Prayer Books, various sizes and binding,
Psalms & Hymns do do.
Domestic Encyclopedia, 5 vols. 6vo. gilt,
IIoopers Medical Dictionary last edition,
Mkenzes Five Thousand Receipts,
Lempreres Classical Dictionary,
Buchanan's Domestic Medicine,
Bowdtchs Navigation, 6 edition,
Gootls Book Of nature,
Don 0uixotc vols. gilt, is mo.
Burns Works, Brands Chemistry,
Ures Chemical Dictionary, vols 8 w.
Mrs Heman's Poems 2 vols, l2 mo.
Shakespeare Plays, vols. yo.
Do. do. 8yols Is mo.
Scott's Infantry Drill do. Rifle Drill,
Walkers Dictionaries large and small.
Geographys (ofa kinds,) Arhmetcs, Jack liailyards
Tesiaments, English Readers and lntrodnctions
Spelling ioks s. Primers, Slatcs Blank Books of vari
Gus Sizes
Cyphering and Copy Books, Pocket Books
Mathematical instruments, G'inters Scales & Dividers,
Fine Penknives, Razors and Scissors,
White and blue bonnet boards, BRISTOL do. Gold Leaf,
Gold E,lgng and points, Embossed Paper,
Ivory Folders, Parchment, Magistrates Blanks,
Together with large assortment Of Writing, Lette
Printing and Wrapping Paper &c. &c.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

Also, at private sale, three other of the Mills on
the tide OF BrandyMne VIZ One the north
side of the Creek ot stone, feet by 4o feet three
high, with of feet burr stones and all necessary
machinery III good order. Attached tins property is
large coopers shop and yard. There will also be sold
with it brick house and lot pleasantly situated in the viii
isge OF Brandy the south side Of the Greek, a
large building 88 feet by 46 feet tour stories high,
containing water wheels and four PAIR oi feet
stones with all the machinery complete order.
Attached to this property and very convenient to it is
large brick house and yard handsomely improved
The central position these mills, within few hours
ride OF the great markets OF Philadelphia and Baltimore,
the vicinity OF the thriving and popuous Borough of Will
mngton the tide waters OF the Delaware Of
the finest mill streams in the United States, renders the
scte OF the most advantageous country affords for
the establishment of any Branch Of manufacture in which
| water power can be used.
For further particulars respecting this very valuable pro-
petty enquire Of either Of the Executors in Phadellhia
or OF JAMES CANDY, who lives at the said Mills and will
shew them to any person desrons Of viewing them.
ROBERT MORTON,
JOHN II. COATES,
| DANL. b. SMITH,
| Philadelphia,
| JAMES CANBY,
! Brand ywine Mills,
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Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Farms for Rent.

10 mo 6--52ts
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
PUBLIC SAlh.ho

FsvlIE subscriber intends offering the following
r. described property at public sale, on Saturday
the 1st day of November next, viz: that NOTED
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
From tie Meu. York .7meriean.

The Pacific, packet ship from Liverpool has
arrived. She sailed early IN December from
Liverpool, pu, ino Cork and sailed thence on
he 9Th. Of course she furnishes no news,
vi brings us back files, and some periodicals.
,mong ,hem-No 90 OF the Edinburgh Re-
view. lis articlrs arc-l, of:he Epi,olary
correspondence between MIR. Burke aud Dr..
Lawrence; ,, German Literature; 8, Sir II. Da.
Us discoutsrs to he Royal Society; 4: Private
theauicals in Ireland; S, the Financial State Of
England; s, Spirit Of Party; 7, O'DriscoPs
iiscory Of ireland; 8, Of ParlIam-nt; 9. of The
Slave Trade and Slavery; 10; Andrews Trav,l Is
In South America; IL, Paley's Natural The
olosy
We have also received in pamphlet, re-
port addressed to the marquis OF Wellesley;
Lord Lieu enan, Of Ireland, by Elizabeth Fry
aud Ju>epH John Quincy. giving the particu-
lars o. the state Of the prisons Of Ireland, of
public charities, and Of The people. The name
f Mrs Fry is already extensively known III
his Country as the benevolent ,isiter and con-
oo'er Of he English prisoners. Both she and
MIR. Gurn y are members Of the SOCIETY OF
Friends; and il was TN visit 10 their people in
lrtlahd, that the examination of The ins,itu-
lions and condition of that country made
OF which the result is now, by permission Of
Lord Welles!y, publicly addressed to him.
The elder son Of HI LATE Marshal Nry is
he,ro,b"d to the onIy daughter Of NJ. Latte,
The Parish Banker, aid considered as one Of the
rlc hest heiiesses IN France.
Tae celebrated Marshal Marmont, Duke of
Ragusa, has become inSolvent.
l. is again reported that Cadiz is 10 be declaI-
ed i Free Port.
The bank at Lisbon suspended specie pay =
msnls in December, witch caused Of course
great agitation in the city.
Tn Pscha of Egyp received he account Of
DISTRICT ton al Navarino with g,ea, compo-
suse-ass mhlrd the principle Franks, and as
surcd them of protection.
Ih"ahm Pacha i, said 10 have taken passage
from ~ Morea i"r Egvpr ma French man Of
war, furnish'd by Ad, Rigny.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
STRIKING FACTS.

Recen, letters received bv mcnber Of Con-
rrc>s from two G M mission Merchant, 1t
Wheeling, on III OAo River, state that they
alorr, dui The las year, s. Il by wagons
(prinrip,iIy to b ,l,imnre) on the Cumberland
Poad. 5, 500 900 lbs rqnal 10 1880 tons, Of c"un
try MISUNDERSTANDING from 900 to 1000 wa
COS Tatre a'e or 10 other Commission
Merchants at Wheeling, and many others in
,bs intermediate towns, b. ween that place ane
Baltimore, ergared i" The same busi"css, he
sides the vast amount forwarded Ivy the West
,rn Country at arge. One OF these cen,le>
mcn rxure.se. he opinion that, if he ost
Of trsrsnortstion was reduced sne third, or
one half, there would be- SEN E,>'wArd, from
Wheeling alone, 200 millions Of pounds, or 100,
900 tons annually.
Such are the effects Of the CUMBERLAND
Ro,p, and such vii! br the ELECTS oil tie Che
s,px,xE AND ONO CANAL With such facts
before us. who can doubt the prop'irty OF pre-
serving The former, and constructing me later,
with all possible despa',h9 Nat Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
From the New York Gazette.
lam AGA

We nub'i>h,u day, from he Qaebsc Gazetss
a srs,eu,tn of the Imports and Exnorls for the
island o. Jam i g., en- ing on the t October
LIST rne di o. Of that paper accompanies
tie Sratemrnt with 10 lowing remarks
"rhr + rrd,, tiou Of the Uuit d States trade
10 t"e w S, Indies was IN force during that
period; in The rariy mart OF il, 10 rnrrep"ts had
hten formed i thu fore en- islands, and t''e Co
lnrial rade was Carl d on with unusuai riSor.
We, VIII 4 is he result? The colonies have
furnished l2l7S! barrets -four, and foreign
powers 6S22e lp"rhsps 5000 OF them were
from the North If Eur PEI United States
Secre,a,y Of the Treasury was ln'ted right in
saying that. no Whilst ndl"g ,hr in,erdlcton,
tie America exports TO the Yves Indies al
been IS Cons cradle as usual I'e q tfrr"n g.
c,s he,wrru G cat B in in and he I'm ed
) a,es on his noisy question, so FAR at last, ap>
d. ar l. "e about shadow. -Prohabl, thu CO.
lonill mere at iradi go 'b" West Indies his
found GU, that thi is he fact"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
From the National intelligence.
SUPREME COURT OF THE y. STATES

SUPRE,Mf. SoO va ~ l. ~ - "a 4 AS'
TUESDAY, February 70 1928,
The Court met this morning al II o'clock.
P,esert, ali the Court.
NJ. 9S.-S e'le', Lessee vs. Sp' cer.-Nr it
Of Error to Ohio Circuit Cour,-Mr. Justice
rrimnle delivered The opin'o" OF the Court.
Judgment reversed, and Cause remanded tor =
new trial
Ex3artc, Sicard and others Lr>sce.- The
m ion made 10 rims ale two causes ~ VIII Oh
Sicard aud Others Lessee VS. flaIrtih, and
Cecil aud others were Defendants. ahC same
vs. Davis and others, was ordered to be overs
rutd.
No. %. Mechanics bank Of Alexandria rs
Taylor md orhers.--A appeal from Alexandra
Circuit Cnor,. Decree reversed and Cause re-
mandrd for further proceedings.
N. 89.-M'Dogald vs. Smallry and others
This cause was argued on the point Of Juris-
diction, by MIR Bad~in, and Mr. Doddridge,
for the Appellant, ant by Mr.. Hammond for
the Ap3e'lres.
No. loo.-Alexander and Others VS.. Brown
This cause was argued bv Mr.. Swami tor
Plaintiffs in ErroI, aud BY Mr.. Jone, for Defen>
dant in Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
piauu t0rtes.

eAISHEY rIIOMP ON has latel, received on sale,
4 at his Book, Music, and stationery stores, Penn
s,lvanla Avenue
one piano forte. from the msnufactory of Dubois
Stodart New-Iork constructed with the latest I'M
provements patent metallic sounding board, circular
case rusr'w God front, sin octavss Price $500.
One do from the same, with drawers, 81 oc'aves
S24V.
O,e do do do extra $50
The nrLmanship and tone Of these instruments are
superior to AN, &; sale in this District
One do made by RYDER & lallman, Philadelphia,
with crcu case, additional keys. drawers, &c $3.50
One do made b, Loud & Co. premium inst umcnt,
similar far the above 500
T.. +. will be constantly supplied with Instruments
from the abo, manufacturers and viii furnish to order
and forward to any part of the District, to Norfolk or
Richmond,
Plan G. Piano Fortes 81 octaves SIS
M do 8 do 1870
rIerant e do round corners, &C. 2l0
Do do do octaves $50
Nm do do and drawers 275
DO Harmonic do rose wood front, &c. 400
n, C,h,oeI do do 500
Spanish Guitars 10, -, 80 and s35
Flutes, Clarronets Flageoleis, F'fcs, fiolins
Ba >soons. Hand Organs, &C.
New Music for the above instruments,
frb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
Nt,9s.ssSS' 8. tSf.. na&lAs
~ MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1928

80 h,inp the anniversary Of the birth day
-. .n,her Of his country" we have
=, ia E, occasion 10 bring immediately
our RAIDERS, some Of the sentiments ct
.ur,,, man. And as most appropriate to
.,t tim.s, we have extracted from his
.,',.u ADDRESS 10 the Prople OF this country,
=. .,,emn opiniou Of The value ofihe UNION
- NJ, f,,herly and afIto'iunatc advice to hts
-r,u ei,iz,ns, Justly to appreciate that Union
.Izs.Iou,Iy 70 maintain it Let the Admo'
,oI Washington sink deep into the hear,
~, American. His words will, we are "a
-, have no effect VITA those who are now SO
.,,,,v bent upon their disorganiz ns schemes,
~, they viii carry conviction OF NH II truth
.,;impor,ance to the great mass Of the pro-
ns. 10 these they were addressed in the frs
,,ce, and by these, they will again be read,
.r.sured W, and followed.
The dpy itself is calculated to awaken prous
,.l p.t,iquc feelings. There is not on,
q, all our WIDE spread country, who
T., NJ, reason TO be "glad and rejoice"
,, be return Of this anniv' rsary.--
N,ny ,hanSiul prayer viii ascend 10 Hea'-
N hi, lsy, blessing tie 4arhor of al good, for
,.-;r,. i, M his Prov deoce TO send us WASH.
NGIox. 10 Gshl rar battles, IN TO had us TO
,,d.,enIrrcr Many ~ hottest bosom, will
nj. DIV swell 50 h hight ~ lie recital OF The
,..ogr aud virtue 4 W WASHINGTON. The indus
y,u,e e ,hy SC iee.i"ss, WI! be Us general as
! IS aoolr; Tor ours-i,cs re rfrain from al
len ting u swell ,hs stream by ru!ogizing
hin, waUse highest prAis WAS 10 be FIRST IN
WAR, FIRST IN P&hsE, AND FIRST IN TIE HEARTS
HIS COUNIKYMEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22

cur Court reversed. and cause remanded. with
directions that the Injunction be continued Jun
Vii the Bank had reasonable time 10 file a cross
bill, and for fnrthrpproceedings
No. 70. Karthops vs. Ferrar and Y'Ilas.-
This cause was @gued by MIR. Mayer aud
Mr.. Hoffman. for ise Planlff il Error, and by
NJ. Wiri, for The 5srfrndants.
No. 1903. Bank stf Hamilton vs.. Lessee Of
Ambrose D'dley, = This cause was argued
BY Mr.. Benham for Plaintiff in Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
TIA SerMnMwiN be preach

ed in , hrst Church on Sunday Evening neLt, and a
collection taken, in iehalf OF tn Female Benevolent
Society.
1t is hoped that Christian public viii be disposed
to lend eic mt aid ia advancing ia. important OBJECTS
of this association Services viii be commenced at
o'clock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
From the Naiona In,ellgencer
TWEEN rIE III CDNGRESS,lsr SESSION
Wednesday,, february 20, 1888

Mr. johnson, of en,urky, Introduced re-
solution Tor the adjournment Of Cong, IS on
tae .sth Of April N Il. The bill fr he relief of
the Cnlln'aa Cosege " or red t. third
reading. after sons further disc sslon; and The
remainder OF The snting was taken up in debat-
Ing 'he, bill making an approp,ia ion ror a
breakwater near the mouth Of the Delaware.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
WEpNE,pA,. FEBRUARY 90, 1928:

The Court met al | | O'Clock.
Present, all the Court
No 81. The MEG hanit $ Bank Of Alexandria
VS.. Lynn A ppeal from Circuit Couri Alex
apdria County Nr. Justice Thompson drh,-
cred the opinion Of tue Court. Decree of Cir
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
ASH for Negroes.

vuluE subscriber wishes TO purchase IS or SO young
negroes of both sexes betwe' n the ages OF = and
Is year, For information enquire 1T MT Elias +.
9p. any letters atdre ssed to the subscriber through
L most office at Alexandra will be promptly a'tend-
ed tn D " fh'NA>n'-'N'
feb l5-6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
IUNIUS' LETTERS

HI, -, Ii. I GkS.
-, - \sd's The Lnnd, Globs) ARE de.
S,''u N ,H' archives nf the GrrnyiIIr f,mi,y
:. row. winch establish, beyond he noss;bIi
y, u'lo', The real aurho, Of 6,o;r, This
w,'n , w 'ni'''dual was politically connected
VI. San Mr. George G,enyili,, the rra,dC,,her of
,'.. p'sssn' Duke OF Buykin snam, from whom
,rsxen, ,'s'ap" proofs have descended TO the
rs,s,a "' ros>essor. The venerable. sra,,smap.
,,on.- a.,'eI 10 The Duke of Bur bingham. has
"a En.;o H ,'e "iHco'sry should not b.. publish
s,,,I' 'Hs us Uterine. !, is, howr,er, conf
,,,,in. -Sser,r"' that in all the controvrrs e.
o ,,.s 20 THESE celebrated Letters, The author
''''H ra' not been named.
Cap,,ir' n rom his MajesW's sloop Blossom,
don y, or'chey, have been received in Lon.
JAW J., are Ga'ed from Kamptschatka in
w.. ~ at at which time III, of4;crrs md crew
AIR, !" well They had been 20 Macao in
al u received on board various supplies
vay - u 'nence visited several islands in their
c.lt pNsmp'sehatka 1t was the intention of
ir The e'"ry to proceed TO Ko,zrbue's Inlet.
Arcric rSspSse OF meeting if possible, the land
FcnErn APediilOn under the ORDERS of Captoin
aoar 'I whose arrival IN E gland took place
er, r,,".' .e months since. Hopes are, howe>
&kd ;" AIMED tina, Capt. Beechev NAV BIZ en-
III ,. penetrate nearly or quite 10 The poin,
NGpo0;asa' intrepid traveller was Compelled TO
MS inTestigalion Of the Northern
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
3n Rent

49,, Tina, ccmmodlou> Brick Ware house
Ggs from ing or :l,ng and Diagonal" streets, ateiy
ga !; in the oec y,anc, Of Nr. 'tennn' " heat, al
SIi.z.. mirabl, cicn'ated for h"ur ana grocery
store Possession 10 be had Immediately. Enquire
of CHARLOTTE DEAGAN.
feb 22-llw
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shores Of America and by that means thrown
considerable light on the geography OF that ih-
habitable region.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
FARE REDUCED TO as CENTS.
WasAinSt0a, anu Georgetown
.teW Aline nf Stages,

VIII commence running on
en- Monday next; leave Georgetown
SS53EH At 81 in the ~ora'ng, and 81 IN
&~RG&a he evening leave washington
,,eyandria at "a and \ O'Clock, daily Appl! for
sea, a. the Stage Office, iool below Tie Union
Tavern in Georgetown: " iilan.on's' h,o%ns ana
Gadsb,'s in " ashinston, and at Clagetts Hotel in
Alexandria Fare 25 cents.
go .rhs baltimore Stage will wait the arrival of
his line. and passengers will be delivered III Bat''
more in time for the Boat o,,
feb 1876 HI fhoT hIpNo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22

ia, for the termination Of the present session
,ciCongres, jsye corgrc-' proceedings set
lbs uf.rm@Gsei; h. question whether or not
the rariG Bill, aud ajh,r bills Of gem raj i'm
ro,;,ncr. are 10 he entered upon thus session,
and add.:-We cons DIR this vote IL connrX .
ioa with what VIZ usually heArof the opinions
Of memhers, i, ST., NJ indication OF a dispo-
si,ion 10 pas, a nli Of some sort, 'or I've rrvl>
81 Of the tariff lfno u h bal pas>.s, we
,,ppose lha, il failure vii b. arui3u,rd IL a
diff ence Of opinion omrngss ,rs fir ehds
There were, doLottss som, memhsIs who
gave hclr Vote, Yesterday with VI ans refrr-
enre to h III bill: We aIlude ony 10 the
sulsrsI eli yraad impr >siou Of the vote.
Corpsrs new novel The X, d Rsver-has
been GrAma;i,e' by gentleman Of PhiIad,l l.
ph'a, aud was performed IN ;hat city on the
2Is,.,
NJ. Hoffman, pretty roughly handled in
:Ae newspapers, for us hostility to thu Navy.
~ "'""'a'F 5tHN tliidh must btI IA nt
'O'' from he rubs he receive, fom his own
sat. His cry sag remark that tn m,rchan,
se ice ts,hc b,st Naval >,hool. has added not
ahtt!r t HI, famy. Take ror,x.mpie h, ral.
Io"rg no,e which We fad IA he y Y NItion
. advocate, addressed 10 the Editor Of that
pa.er
Nlr, Editor,
avn very glad tn see that US Of the mer-
'oln' >ar,icr 1, vety ike I, &c, IN god IN.
Roy N the knavy. Mr.. HnG Ehmar Of our
A''Sr"ss slavery smart m IT. r,ea>e To tell
am soc. But whdtI tie 10 ,ru about nov,
VT EDITOR, = ~ see II can &c, a caauce TO
'e s"snaaai IN the Kna,y. / haze acrn
"a &C mo'Ih> trading IN = mc,chan, loop in
"a 'H'"n service frr'n IIiogham, aad am
',,''OS 70 'oks the klmp S.. ana our captain
"",>r darn4'ion lever rrlor, and brings he
,' p''m't OF onions to mark Saws in three
n'' rs more # s'uddec hard shall be- al.
T, B." " q"ire scumprinusIy So do NJ,
I.''1. II" To- NJ. Ii ,ughnan and g.tmr to
INFANT, ami l'Ir ring voa al The muse
WI" Conc back hom The Meadow ,urr yam.
J'tK LEEBOARD.
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sal, Ahoat.

5000 Bu hels salt suitsbe for the fisheries on board
the orig Leyant, for GALE by
feb 81 WM' ro"IE q 70.
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Clever seed,

tfVNET NtVN,
yyyIr subscriber has just received supply of fresh
Il clover seed. uno. IoLGMAN'
teb 2l-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22

COrpsr's new hoSrl-Thc II, d Rsvsr-ha'
been tr4ma;i>e' by gentleman Of Philad, l.
ph'a, aud was performed IN that city on the
2Is,.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
Russia Bowls.

4 FEW dozen Russia wooden oowls' oeau'ia'! var
"A nished and orian.entcd
emo 20-3t hOhEht H. enHLI"'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
Martinsburg, March 6.-st.

TRUST sLB.-Persuani To a ID
Trust, dated 18th day of August, 1926
executed by Joseph Showalter 10 the subscri
Der, to secure to George w. Sewers, Marshal
of the Superior Court of Chancery at Winches
ter, sum of money therein mentioned, will
be offered for sale at public anction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, before John McCles
ry's tavern in Martinsbusg on Monday The l4th
day Of O4prTi nerf, Tract or LAND,
lying in the county Of Berkeley, belonging to
the said Joseph showslter, being the same
which belonged to the estate of Richard Cheno.
with, decd. ana was sold by the Marshal Of
said Chsncery Court, under decree of said
Court, at which sale the said Showalter became
the purchaser. Such title viii be made to the
purchaser as is vested in the trustee.
NATHANIEL SEWERS, Trustee.
March s. It's.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
DUBLIC SALE-wnI be sold BY

e. public vendue, at the residence OF the
subscriber, on opeckon Creek. (Thompson's
Old Ford) two miles from the mouth OF said
Creek. on the road leading from Shepherds
town TO Bath, on Thursday the 20fh day of
March nerf, all of his Stock, consisting Of vAlu.
able draft Horses, Brood Msres and Cots,
Mich Cows, and Young Cattle, Sheep and
Stock Hogs Farming Utensils OF all kinds, a
good Road Wagon, Plantation ditto, Ploughs,
iisrrows, Wheat Fan, Cutting Box, Horse
bears, Rye and Corn BY the bushel; Hay by
the ton; Household and Kitchen Furniture Of
every description, such as good Feather Beds
Bedding, Bedsteads, Secretary, Bureau, Cor.
ner Cupboard, Tables. Chars, one ten plate
Stove and pipe; large quantity pr Bacon,
together with number of other artic, es not
necessary to particularise. Eleven months credit
viii be given on all sums over five dollars. the
purchaser giving bond and approved security,
under that sum, cash. The sale viii begin
early in the day. and continue until ALI is sold
Feb. 20. L9COB RROH