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The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
FACTS.

In 1901, Mir. Jefferson elected President of the United States by the House of Rcprese natives after avery angry and warmly contested struggle with the friends of Adams and Burr. Mir. Madison was mc",- Der ofthe House, voted for Mr. J. and afterwards nominated by him be Secretary of State, and actu- ally appointed to that office. Mir. GalIatn was also member ofthe House, and voted for Mir. J. who nom- mated him to be Sec'y of the Treasury, to which sta- ton heawas afterwards appointed.
 In 1895, Mir. Adams was elected President of the United States by the House of Representatives the first ballot. Mr. Clay, member, voted for him. twas afterwards nominated and appointed Secretary of State.
 Were Jefferson, Madison, and Gaatin, guilty of of iciaI corruption, bargain and sse," &c.? The ev- idence is stronger against them than against Adams and Clay; yet dares violate the sanctity of the grave by charging Jefferson with political inf my andguilt. Every argument which used in proofof Mr. Adams guiIt reverts with redoubied force against Jefferson and Madison. Did not the madness of par ty blind the mind, this would be seen by certain ex elusive" democrats, who cannot conscientousiy sup port this corrupt administration, but desire ar denty to the purity of Jeffersons and Madi- son repubicansm.
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per male, $2, 100 0000-IOcomoiive eagines, $50 coo He calculates that 90 passengers would travel the rouI daily, which at Is dollars each would produce S40S,5OO besides the amount received for freight on merchandize, Nc. " It IS to he understood isays the wrerl that the carriages would possess all the means oi comfort for eating, and sleeping that is now en. lJoyed on board the steam bOats."
 Odrtd Wme-FOr several days last week tho court oi sessions was occupied in trying Davd Ware one ol the witnesses in the prosecution of Redmon, some tune since for forgery the charge of periu- ". On Saturday, who was in company with the notorious Reed, when he was arrested in this ci- ty Tor forgery committed in Boston, hut escaped & calls hs name Stevens, was apprchended and brought into court Mr. Price and Mir. Phenix who were council !or Ware after short conference with Ste vens, came into court and abandoned the defence of Ware, stating that they were entirely satisfied of Mr. Redmond's innocence of the original charge laid a. gainst him. Upon this the jury convicted Ware.
 Ihis has been one of the most singular cases that has ever fallen within observation, and as it re- spects Mir. Redmond, is of almost unprecedented hardship In consequence of the accusation which was the foundation of his trial, he was imprisoned a. bout three months, entirely broken up in his business subjected to great expense, and unmered disgrace, Tn case which after much investigation, the coun cii opposed to him have m an honorable nGnner, de- clared themselves fully satisfied of his innocence The result of this affair shows the extreme mpor- tance on the part of those who called into court as witnesses respecting personal identity. It is said
 
 Redmond on Friday, that man, persons were prepar- ed to pronounce him guilty On Saturday, facts pov- ident'aly appeared, which removed every suspicion of his guilt.
 Mir. Redmond has returned to his business in this city, and may with confidence appeal to his fellow citizens for their patronage and support. We have no doubt that it will be considered by the community that he has strong clam upon their liherey in this respect: and we sincerely hope i, may be cheerfuIly and extensively displayed towards him.-Daiiy Ade. 
 Human Sheleton.-On the Farm of Mr. Hugh Cur lin, near Paris, (Ten.) are several mounds, com mon in the Western Country; in ploughng through one of them, last summer, complete human skeleton was discovered. It measured seven feet two inches in length, and the bones were proportionaby large This is said to be the largest human skeleton ever known except one meationed by Cuver, found on an island in the South Sea.
 Alarming AdmSnitiou to Drunkards :! !-On Fri day last, maA in Sharon, natter by trade, fell into the dye kettle n the hat factory of Mr.Charles Elliott, and was almos, entrey immersed in the boiling liquor. He was so terribly scalded that he survived the acci- dent but few hours He has left;a wife and several small children in indgent circumstances.
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and find that the Representatives of the seveTat in this County voted the bill stated below. II any mistake has occurred in publishing the Yeas and Nays, yeu will of course be ready to correct it when you are made acquainted with it.
 YEAS.
 LitchEeh.--Phineas Miner, William Beebe.
 BethLem.-Joseph H. Bellamy. C0n00n.-Wm. M. Burrall, Samuel F. Adams.
 GOshen.-Erastus Lyman, Giles Gris- wold.
 HarUintOa.--Phineas Noble, Noah Welton.
 Kent.-Alpheus Fuller. NeU- HGrtford.-Absalom Wells, Geo. c. Kellogg. K Ne'o-MilfOrd.-Elihu Marsh 2d, David s. Boardman.
 Norfolk. Amos Pettibone. Ilvmouth.-Ransom Blakesley. ROrbury.-Ell M. Smith.
 Sh0ron.-Cyrus Swan, Calvin Gay. TOwingtOn.-Erastus Hodges, William Battell.
 Warren.-Dan Carter.
 Wdshsngtom.-Constantine M'Mahon, Samuel Leavirt, Jr.
 Wo"dbury.--Daniel Bacon, Noah B. Benedict.
 NAYS.
 B0rkhdmstedd.-Amos Beecher. Cornw0U.-John A. Sedgewick, Peter Bierce.
 Colebrsok.-Lancelot Phelps, Nathan Howell.
 Salisbury.--Newman Holley, Robert Ball.
 Waterto,cn.-John Buckingham. WinckeSter.-Asahel Smith. Messrs Ives of Bark hamstead, Riggs of Norfolk. and Wakefield of Winchester, it seems, did not vote on the bill. am not informed why.-The Eec- tors will be able to determine, from the above state ment who the friends, and who are the enemies, of D'strctlng Let them see to ittha they are prop erIy represented in the next Legislature CAUTION.
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as at present 6llsd.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
JuHUaTy IOs Royal Erchange, Lsndon, Sunday Errning. {


 January 13.
 Royal Erchange, London,
 Sunday EUrning,
 As far as we have been able to learn. there has been no alteration in the ministerial ar engagement. as spoken of yesterday. Mir. Peel it appears not to be doubted, is to All the highest office in the cablnet, although it is said he showed at first no disposition to come again into office. It is sad the Duke of Well Iington, will have an interview again to-day with the king at Windsor accompanied by or others of the new ministry. At the west end of the town the utmost anxiety is eyinced by all classes to obtain the most au- thentic accounts of what is going forward, & to ascertain whether the Tories will really muster so strong in the cabinet as reported. Every thing. it is expected, will be finally ar ranged in the course of tomorrow or Tues day at latest.
 Liverpool, Jan. IS. It is remarkable that we should have to an- nOunce in the same week. a change in the English, French and Russian Cabinets. I he first of these events being so much more in- teresting tO us, has almost withdrawn atten ton from the other two. Yet the fall of such a minister as Mir. Vilelle who had many of the qualities of our own Sir Robert WalpoIe, and might have had as long a ministerial reign as extended as his, if the king he'd not
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NOT'ICE.

| HE Court of Probate for the District of Norfolk, hath assgsed the 7th day of April next, at nine o. clock in the forenoon. at the Probate Office in Nor folk, for the appostment of Commissioners on the estate of
 PHEBE GUITEAU, late of Norfolk, in said disric deceased represented insolvsnt. at which tine and place all persons inter- ested in said estate may appear before said Court and be heard as to said appointment.
 By order of said Court.
 BENJAMIN WEIGH, Admis'r. Norfolk, March 18th, 1898. 40
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
FoR THE COUNTY POST.

pIF. SMITH-
 Perhaps the Electors of this County would like to Know who of their Representatives in the last Legis- Aturs were in favor of and who were opposed to, the plan Of Dsirictng the State in the manBer provided for by the bill which passed the House. With view Ofgiving them this information, have examed the proceedings of the House published at the time,
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:Torefg11 GmtellfgeMtG.

London, Jan. 1o. Every thing which has transpired respect ing the new ministerial@departments (up to this hour two o'clock. confirms the opinion that MT. Peel will be First Lord of the Trea- sury, and the ministerial leader of the House of CommOns.-The Right Honourahle gen tleman was visited yesterday by the Duke of Wellington, with whom he continued long in conversation. Throughout the day he was receiving visits from the leaders of the Tory Party in town, as from one or two ofthe late ministers, (Mr. Huskisson among the rest,) who cling to the hope that they may be per mitted 10 remain in office. The Duke of Wellington's list will not be made up before evening, and in the mean time. conjecture is busy in anticipating it's component. The fol- lowing is handed about in the Tory circles,as not improbable guess, as far as it goes: First Lord of the Treasury Duke of Wellington Ordinance Lord Berresford Foreign Secretary Earl Dudley Colonial Mr. Huskinson Home Mr. Peel. President of the Council Earl Bathurst. Woods and Forests with pres-
 ent peerage to himself, and
 dukedom to the Earl of Lons-
 dale Lord Lowther. Secretary at War Mir. GouIburn, or Mir
 Dawson, should not
 the latter go to the
 Home Office. The Lord Chanceor--Prvy l
 Seal-Chancellor of the Ex- eu.A chequer, and perhaps the "' "' Pfe''"' A"'u Rnard of Trade.
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Raiiray from Lake Erie to NesO- York.-A Cores. pendent of the Journal Of Commerce proposes a rail' way from Lake Erie to New.YOrk, direee. The die: aHee is supposed 10 be SU0 mileshe cuss at ~ UUu
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The Lord Chancellor--Privy Seal-ChancelIOr of the Ex- chequer, and perhaps the Board of Trade.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-01
LNIINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1928

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning. by a. H. Wilson, No 5, West High Street, at
Two Dollars per annum if paid in adUance or Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents the end of the year.
Handbis Cards, Blanks Pamphlets. and Job Printing in
general executed with neatness and DESPATCH and at mode
rate prices at the Office of the Register
GJ- Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01

cages the at,eation Of he Inhabitants but plans
for arp-asing the anger of Heaven"
The he arer Of the above letter whom the Bue-
nos Ayrean paper d clares 20 be respec able
English resident of Lima, also stairs thar infor
nation had been received at Lima Of The entire
destruction Of the city Of Truxilo.
CHILL PAPERS to the middle Of April are
received by This arrival.
commuoica'ion from the American Envoy
in Chill dated Isl April, 10 the Mniser for
Foreign Affairs, complains against the IRE sent
high transit duty OF per cent, and the exorbi
tant storage Of RS. per package monthly as be-
ing great gre, ance 10 foreign commerce, and
particularly 20 the cit zens of tn UrIt,d States,
with W ON such charges far from being re-
ciprocal, and begs they may he lowered in
recommending which he not only oonsuits the
interests Of foreigners, bu' those OF Chill also.
By reducing the duties alluded o, and permit
ting g. .ods tn b. deposited in private warehouse
es instead "fthose belonging TO the q 'vernmen',
which are damp, and moi adequate for he I'M
pur;aiions, many v, ssels would b. induced 20
dis barge their cargoes in the p"r,s Of Chilli,
rather inan proceed - The nor'hward. The
loo aliv of Chi, demands the adoption of such
a measure because its ports being the first IN
the Pdciic by this mean, they would become a
depot for the whole OF tie stern coast OF A
mrrica; and this. besides incre as!ng the Custom
House revenue 10 double what It is al present
would give g'eat impulse not only 10 the ship
ping; bu, extend their mer, antlle connexions
also. He recommends the rxperine"t to be
made for year OF two, and If il does not answer,
TO andon Il.
The Congress was 10 be removed from st.
Jago to Valparaiso, and its Inauguration to ,"k"
place on the 5lh inst. This IN, azure has been
adopted to proven, the influence OF parry spirit
aud also to rcpara,r The g'eater par' of he De-
puties who belong to 81. Jago, from their CO.
nestle Offices, so as 10 allow them 10 dedicate
the whole o! their time 10 the i'npoi tant charge
| entrusted 10 their care.
Mr.. X. Nugent, British Consult was to
leave Chilli, and NJ JON White hos be"r ac-
knowldrdgrd by the Government acting Con
sui during his ali sence
By decree If the 5th April. Valparaiso is
d &C Jared the capital Of the Maritime depart
mrnt, and cons qucnilv The only por' that can
receive and answer sal"ies from foreign men
ol.war The Indians and bardit'i, commanded
by Pin heyrl had been de;eavd by General
B ,rgono. Pinchcyia aud some of hi follow.
ers however, had escaped; greet quantity If
a,he had been recaptured, AS well as 800 cap
tives of both sexes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
Trustees Sale.

by virtue of five several deeds of trust from Law
III renee G Alexander to me dated the - day
of July, 1927. the 9th iay ct August 1897. the 5th
day of March, 1928 tn, 10th day of March, 1923 and
the 4,h day of June. 1885, du, recorded IN the Clerks
Office OF Prince william County Court, shall on
Thursday, the 7th dsy of Angus next, before the
front-door of Pr; william Court House, of:r for
sale to the highest 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 a Tract of Land called fling
ham, lying upon Cedar Run IN sad County and IT, 81
valuable Slaves his share, estimated TO contain 5000
acres, of certain Lands in the State of Kentucky,
Tract OF Land Of about 100 acres adjacent TO
Efingham and four Slaves in his posse ssion. As
shall sell merely as Trustee, shall convey 10 tie
purchasers IF said Estate such title only is vested
in me by the said deeds.
June 23-ts JOHN MACRAE.
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AUCTIONS.
Sale OF personaA Property.

IND WITHOUT RESEHTE.
nm WEDNE DAY The 9th day of the present
month. at 10 o'clock A. n. will be sold at the
store o N. Robinson, decd. very extensive stock Of
NERO II ANDISE;
principally shoes, boots, hats, croclery and valuable
articles too Nan, to en,b crate. Also
Mechanics Bunk and Liitle RiUe, Turn
pike Company Stock.
.7flerw ards will be sold at the dwelling, Household
FURNITURE and several likely and valuable slaves, .
Horse, Gig and harness, &c. &c
afterwards, viii be sold at the ice houge, several
useful Farming Utensils, excellent Mich Cows,
large crop of very excellent Corn, and Quantity OF
Hay and Oats.
Also .-.4 Cart and harpaess and Dray.
The country aud town dealers, it is hoped, will at
end, the sale will have To be accomplished. They
may expect desirable bargains.
Terms made known at sale, which will be made to
suit the times. CHRLES MUHR.AY,
.adm'r. of ". Robins0n's Estate.
aug Its
a. The editor Of the Genius of Liberty will insert
the above three times and forward his account to this
.ihce.
The editors of the National Inteigencer will also
publish the above Friday, Monday and "Wednesday.
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Extract .fron the By Luws Of The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canai Omp0ay

'sECTION VIII.
"The President and directors the Company shall
designate the B4nks within The District If Columbia,
within which tn funds Of the Comp shall be depo-
sited whenever any money shall he pay able to The
Company, In pursuance OF any call upon the stock
holders, any other til. person from whom
the same is due, shall max payment tothe Cashier,
other proper officer of sy OF the Banks de.
sigpated The certificate otp,yment Dy such Cashier
officer, delivered to The treasurer, shall be recelv
ed by him evidence of pay ment, and authorize him
to pass his receipt" aug l-lawf3J
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01

Gov hay, VI Indiana, ackaowrdges that
Gen. JaCkson's lcrler to him, in reply 20 the
questions put 10 him by the Senate of Indiana,
was unsatisfactory aud cvaslre: that II might
please the uuinelliSenr and unrnli. htrnrd Of
the Jackson parry; but men OF sense would
think with him, it was mere evasion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
NT,-gx AND81As
MORNING, AUGUST l, 1898.

RI I'D Of Visitors of the University OF
Virginia adjourned on Thursday last: l ,'ss
, .om,,, some improvements in the discipline
no ;rs,iru,ion, and reduced the board during
..;o, ~ about 800. Among the graz
.,.,,.s We notice Henry Fl. Clagge', OF Lou
Jon, Professor Long has left the University
=. ondop, where he will enter upon his new
duties.
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
Office Of The Chesapeake md Ohio Canal Company
u,nnhinnLa. LII,


Washington, July so, 1923.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an ins'anent OF two
~ dollars per share every share Of stock in the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, is required to
be paid on the Sd day of October next, and further
instalment Of two dollars per share the I'd ola, of
November next, further ns,a!ment Of two dollars
and half per share the Sd day Of December next.
and further ins'almen, of two olars and half per
share, the Sd day of January next, which install
ments must be paid the credit Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, to the CASHIER or Other proper
officer ct either Of The following Banks. viz
The Branch of the Bank oil the United States, at
Washington.
The Bank Of Washington, AZ Washington,
Tho F'rmers' 4 Mechanics Bank Georgetown,
The Bank of Ale xan,lria, 1t Ale xandIa,
The tiaserstown Bank, in iagerstown, Mary land;
and
The Branch ofthe Valley Bans at Charcstuwn.
Virginia.
by order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN r INGi.E.
Clerk Of the e i o. Canal Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01

UusANo'
We have argued and reasoned upon the sem
.;r,er,s entertained by the parties now Opposed
o,cb other, as 1t regards the great quest IONS
.sJome,, sic and foreign policy. In the Course
r This political contest, we think 1t has been
we'd ,ba, the cause of he Administration Is
snpha,ically the cause of the country vi the
.b,r,c,ers, too, who compose and lead these
,,r,ies, not little has been said; and We thi"S
If them. also, it has been shown, that the one
id. * far superior TO the other. IL Us wei 10
,.,,, rho neople in mind Of this latter circum-
stance, and 10 hold up to their view men as
well as principIrs-more especially, as the
,,,o<i,r side seems determined 10 leave prin-
,,I,s on, Of the question entirely.
III ,vho are the leaders Of the Jackson party!
Shall we poin, you to Virginia, and show you
there Giles Randolph and Smy'h! Names
which to mention, is sufficient.
Sh,r wre turn 20 New-York, where art, and
enrique. and cunning. are all embodied aud per
>opified in Van Buren,?
Shall we 20 to South Carolina, where Cal
L,,n ,IcDufie aud Hamilton are raising a
| .n;,,w;nd that they ma, ride aud direc, 1t!
Shall we look to Kentucky, where Lecompte'
,rl Moore, and others, who, 60 use bad
,pre Of Curran'sl o,erw hglmed in the torrent
ot,ogrup,ion, a, en- early period, lay at the bot
sm. Ike drowned bodies, while s"undness or
| sanity remained in them; bat, at length, be-
coming buuyanl by puuefA.tion, rose IS 'hey
Il mind and n5ated to the surface OF the poliu'-
ed sIream.
Shall we come nearer home, and ask YOU 10
look 4, DoH Green! Need we mention any
more. Fms cOronat opus
Here, ,hen, are the leaders Of the Jackson
party. Certainly all incongruOus mix ure, and
rs diff rent in their sentiments as Shakespeare
witches were in their colour Black spirits
and white, blue Spirits aud grey We wish we
had time aud lrasure to paint, indi' iduai'y, the
personages in his group of worthless, 1t would
DO picture worth sketching, AMI worth study
Ing too.-
1t is true saving that you may Judge man
| Jg llc COMPANY uC ~ p. - '"'
| Of the character Of the Jackson party, by the
materials which compose it. Suppose, for a"
instant, the affairs of The nation under ih, guld-
ance Of such men: Sc. of Qrixn,ic Zone Of
them half mad) hot>headcd, ambitious DCi''i-
clans? Suppose, we say, The Sc men at the head
Of the government, and what might we expect
Nolhiug else, than that they would plunge u
into difficulties with foreign powers, OF involve
Us in disputes among ourselves. This nsig
not happen-but, then, there is possibility,
aud probability, too, Of il; and it is our duty
20 guard against even the appear auce of
The people should look to these things; Tor
4 who would be willing to Become the part zAns o.
such men! Will they, we repeat, l. agde with
! Giles, aud Randolph, and Calhoun, sc. SC. to
elevate Andrew Jackson 70 the Pr">id, nCy?
Gov hay, VI Indiana, Acknowledges that
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$50 ACRES.

The said land Is described by said deed as part OF
tract lying upon Occoqusn Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy Of said Thompson. AS shnii sen
said land merely strstee under said deed shall con-
vey to the purchaser such te only as is thereby vest
ed in me- JOHN MaSn""'
NAV l5--ts
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list Ut tletters

Remaining in the Post Office. Alexandra, d. e.
August lst, 1928
U Persons calling for Letters III the folio wing st
will please say Aus ADVERTISED, or they may moi
get them. .,
A John Kimcaid
James II Anderson VIM kasen
James Aull
Geo Atkinson Mrs Anna Ioid
James \tkcns WmCIyls
Mrs Mary .4,Idson Dennis N Lyle
Hancock or Rch'd Lea
Edmund l.. Brown Mrs. Lucy Lee. Duke'st'
Rufus Il Babcock Hiss Betsey Lee
! Norr.ra, nyr,s NJ
lanes Brown Pich'd b Mason
Jacob Bontz Mrs McCarter
MFR 4 Beetley Samuel Meek
Wm x ,trs George Mulhn
EI,ndor Bayliss Mary Ann Morgan
Mrs Berry (Oxen-hi'D Theodore Meade
Susannah Brown leo Mihpurh
Mrs Betsey Bell Geo Mayo
M,rv lane Bennett Miss Patsry Moss
william RaIlarl Chas Mankin
Rohert Rail John Mcdonald
C. VIM X Mcdonald
John Coy
Wan Cohen, slversnith Thos Ne~march
Henry " X Cawood
u VIM. Peake
Miss Susan l,iichunt VIM P"mery
Ios,se Doj,abd. VIM Patterson 2
WIN Dade or Mr. Reynolds n
Mrs Eliza Davis Can't A Richie
r. VII :torinson
Sally Evans Margaret HoeS
Mrs Sarah Edmunds Moses Ross
f
lucinda Forance John Smith
Franklin Bank Hanson simpson
Martha Furgerson CbaS Scott
Geo Il Fitzgerald Capt r. smo'hers
Henry Fisher VIM slmms
q Frances Swami
Miss Mary 7 Gordon John l. Smith
IN; G,eeowovd ThUs Shields
/ -.
James tiauit
Wu Good Edwar rowlson
II Jane Triplett
] X Hampton Aired iowsoh
Nm r. IIehir Walter Tibbitt
Saml Harper Capt nos u'ey
Jas + Heath Mis- Evan Taylor
Los u,rn.r Clement Iownsinee
.,nhrey 7 Hughes u
Nice { r cawood or Hay Arthur Uric
wood Geo Uppern'an
Robert Hume ~
John Bigdon Saral' Ann "h'.e
Robt l. White
Louis Johncherres Geo webster
Robert Johnson Sarah ii windsor
K Lucy Ann Washington
Michael Kilbride Seone Warthah nv,
King Executor Oh he' Ut VIII
John Kezingdaffer mer
Patrick King
aurl DANL. BRYAN, p. NJ
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JOHN MACRAE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust from Robert T. Thomp'
to me, bearing date the 5lst day OF May, 1877
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court, in the State Of Virginia, shall, on
Monday the 1911 day Of augua nert, (being the trst
day of Fairfax August County Court before the front
door of the Court House of said county, expose 70
sale, by public auction, for ready money, Tract OF
Land conveyed to me by said deed, estimated to con-
tain
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SLIP NH YySs

ARRIVED, July 81,
Schr Esther 5: SalS, Bancroft Phia'!ephlai freight
for the District and Is passengers.