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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-08
aug 81
Dyeing EstablisMment.

La c,f,oue est disco. mais Fart est d!De'H.
~,,Y srFher having returned from Europe, re,
snec,fsn, uform, the public that he is prepared
-, III nrlers in his line of business with neat
mes, and dspatch His assortment of the most n 'asn
onabe coo can be seen at ANY tune .n a"i @
rat Iii hr,eh Lace, Gauze, &c. remove spots ana
i RE ~ mouJs from cambrc linen, cloth, silk merno
iron iron ,h"r sb,Nls without injury to the border lie
c"ors Ra, Also so that they never fade or turn rusty
eghorn bonnes and hats cleaned =" ,r lrs
oroods NAV be left with Mr.. IabIiie, renhsy,'
s"", snue, opposite the Panorama, to whose Sa'
dress ''''y wan P.J SALVETAT,
French Dyer and Scourer.
N u. ohe or WV aug
tees
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-08
George White

WAVING taken an Auction License and the store
on Kng.sree lately occupied by Ge1 3o MN
on aw Ts ~ wISyION MERCHaNT and hopes, by
strict 10 business and earnest desire TO please
s.r..e Ia nth supper, from generous public,
ne has on hand various articles transferred 70 MN
bv his predecessor which are offered TOR sale a,
limits and will gladly receive consignment, :" 90 '
Bind whatever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-08
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tOry.

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa ManuIac-
tory.
uANEs GREEN Cabinet maker,Ihas o" manu- LIAM ANU
LII constantly keep at his old stand on hoya
:, a,exandr,a, II at the corner OF loth ST. renns,
s1,; Avcn,e Westinghouse general assortment OF
h 90, +. sh;onable and durable Furniture. when nc
I'm r.rran equal, If not superior IN quay. 10 a"y
WIZ .gsred in the misunderstanding IN part OIL
c.ec;an. w;nredan plain wsrdrooes
Sn.S,;c n.des,al end and PLAIN sileboards
,;,,o with cellaretts and marble siaos
French and plain bureaus
,aI;ss, and Gentemens' secretaries ana oook-eaSes
n:"n,.t,,.s with marble and mahogany tops
p;,,sr and claw dining, breakfast and cara tao'cs
80: do do do 90 W
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
T aWa',, sS;,nds with marble and mahogany tops
Grecian Sofas
NAM NAM ..ools. bidetts, cribs, cradles
portaole cal assortment Of bedsteads OF ricniy
WIN AZ Syany, maple and stained Soods' AZ o'
carve NE sold as low for cash as they can ee Pur
T'mo" a ofthe same quality at any other man"'A'''
n the Union. sun,m;,poa and Bay of Honduras
,i,a,anv part of which IS suitable TOT '.1 va
nA MAJ, sawed curl and shaded veneers, 'op .ss &c
steam ~ s,n.ror quality, sacking bottoms
MS" " mn = MIG AND oAHVAN1.,v
Handsomely executed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-08
NO. 005A
English Books
OF LITE IMPORTATION.


A T. KENNEDY respectfully informs his friends
N. and customers that he is opening two cases
Of English Books, received by late arrival, chiefly
editions OF the present year. and offered at the Lon
don prices u Orders for books viii be thankfully
received and forwarded to London as early practi
cable.
.an,ong these are the Joiio,oing, zig.
Life in London 2 VOLS royal Svo
Life in Ireland, 8 vo boards
Absurdities in Prose aud Verse, Svo plates
Esop's Fables, S2mo plates
Bakewelps MiHeralogy, Svo
Browns Concordance, 32mo diamond edition
Burns Poems, plates, pocket edition
Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, new edition
Boys Own Book, limo, numerous plates
Cnton's Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Lord
Byron, 40 engravngs by Cruickshank
Choice Pleasures of Youth, boards
Cards Literary Recreations, 8vo boards
Chldren's Fireside; Stories for winter evenings
Don Quixotte, 2v. plates by Cruickshanks
Devil on Two Sticks do do
Description of 500 Animals, plates
Diapers Conversations on Natural Philosophy
Dodlrdge's Rise and Progress, pocket edition
Evans Ages Of Shakespeare, wood cuts
Eccentric Biography, 12mo
Elizabeth; Exiles of Siberia, 1SmO
Elegant Extracts royal svo' poetry
Gregory's Lectures on Philosophy, Astronomy, and
Chemistry; SIS plates, vols
Gregory's Mechanics, vols $40
Ferguson's do plates
Gregory's Mathematics for practical men
Helme's Columbus. Ccrtes and Pizarro
illustrations to the Abbot
DO to Shakespeare, wood cuts
Jones' diamond editions OF the Poets and Classics
with elegant titles, 48mo-viz:
Dryden. Dosd Shenstone, Lyttleton, Pope, Prior,
Akcnside. Watts, Haley, Graham, Thomson
Sterne. Moore, Byron, Richardson, Mason,
Bloomfield, Canning, sc. &c.
Lees Botany, 8vo bound
Lees Dictionary of Botanical Terms
Ioudon's Encyclopedia Of Gardening
Nicholson's Carpenters Guide, 4to plates
DO Mechanics Companion, plates
Parry, Belzoni, Franklin and Ross, Nv, plates
SWISS family Robinson Crusoe, plates
Prints for scrap books, various sizes
Select Tales from the English Souvenirs
The Lady's Pocket Memorandum Book for 1929, con.
tanning Almanac. ruled pages for accounts and
marx etEg tables; bound as pocket book, in
morocco gilt; price IS cents
Smiths Art OF Drawing, 8yo, 80 SO -..----
Part fst-T'he principles Of drawing IN pencil
.2d-Cooring and shading in India ink
embracing the latest impFovtHtents uifsefegHr
accomplishment, in vol imperial quarto' hall
bound in Russia; price si2
London Drawing books in great variety from ~ cents
toS2 50 oeo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-08

Wine, Wbiskey. etc.
TIVE subscriber has hand and offers for sale this
l. Auction Store,
5 casks red wine
do sweet Malaga do
S barrels old whiskev nice and we'll favored
ii 10 high proof do
t,,n,, common do
1 elegant plated sword
Anew pieces broadcoths, calicocs and stripes
niece French drill, do cotton CASHMERE
BIack silk cravsts and hdkfs
inaf sugar No 1, ,, and at sugar'house prices
Gcntlemen's shoes and pumps ,,
I,des black morocco do, ch'idrens req u"
white and black wool hats
spanish and half Spanish segars parasoi'
pr.tall', cake and canister backing
Franklin stove. ten plate; siueoosf"' O''e""
/ dozenTush-bottom chars
second hand betlsteas
KID skins and bride leather -, co
R,ck and r,,ssset do, some stout anu sui'so'e 'o
negroes shoes ,hor,
.,.o-A collection of BOOKS, comprising about
500 volumes. , v,,,,rp auct.
aug o.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

would restore to it the advantages of which
it is at present deprived, and would superadd
the guarantee necessary for their continu-
ance.
."And leaving to future negotiation be-
tween the contending parties the care of
regulating some other points of great inn
portance, doubtless they have recognized in
the Sublime Porte the right of discussing,
and the power of deciding definitely on the
issue that negotiation.
"Such are still their dispositions and
their sentiments. The prolongation of the
stay of the Allied Ambassadors at Con-
stantinople, even after the refusal of the
Sublime Porte, and the proceedings of the
Refs Etfendi, placed them under the neces-
sity of announcing and explaining to it the
measures whose execution mas been prescrib-
ed by the Powers TO their Admirals, is,
doubtless among many others, striking
manifestation of the sentiments with which
the Powers are still animated. IL Is for
peace that they are united,-tO re-eStabliSh ii
an Greece on an immouedbIe baSiS,-to pre-
SerUe 1t at ConStGntinople- IS The object
Of their loiSheS,-Such is the object ofthe treaty
tchich they hare reSolUed to maintain and
ereclueo
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20
INTELLIGENCE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

by the arrival at New York of several nackef
shps from Europe, London dates to the "a Ian
nave been received. The most innortapt art,
cies OF news are annexed, which are princinaIIv
taken from the New York Commercial Adv.
DESTRUCTION OF THE GREEK FLEET
Our readers may recollect letter from
the three Admirals commanding the aIliad
Meet, IN which they forbade the med;tatod
descent upon Scio. In this letter was the
following paragraph - 80"
There remains. no LONGER anv nre+e,,t Co.
them, the piracies &c. Of the GreeL co oOi
ears.l Inc maritime armistice is, in fact.
observed on the.side Of the Turks. since tbe
meet no longer exists. Take care of uours.
Jor zoe lc'0 destroy IL also, iffhe case regu;rt
IN - 20 PIT an end to a system of maritime
piila3ge, which will end in putting Won ont
OF tne protection Of the law of natio1sn
nevertheless, as we have been part;,ll,,
iniormed, the Greeks persisted in their Ja'
sign OF attacking Scio, and the Austrian
observer confirms the fact of the invoson
o. % that Island, by the troops under Colonel
abvler, on the 2Sth October. This to,,,,
mas been plllaged, and the Turks. on tbo
l4th November, continued in the castle
winch was besieged by the Greeks. notw;tbl
s aag request made to Col. Fabvier, bv
Aainirai dklgny, some days before. 70
Withdraw The houses of the European
consnls are said to have been pillaged
by the invaders. 1t appears now tbat
the combined Admirals have made good
their declaration above quoted. with ven ven
geance. An express arrived in T.ondon
from Paris. on the Doth of December. hr;na
ing the Gazette de France of the preced,no
day 1t contains the very important IntelIis
gence, on the authority of letters from mi.
este, which received the fullest credit ~ Vi
enns' mGt the French Admiral dRigny, has
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20
GENERAL COURT.
TURsDAY, Feb. u

TUESDAY, Feb. ID
SENATE. A resolve on the petition Of the
congregational Society in Douglas was passed
and sent down
A communication was received from the Pres
ident Of the Board Of Trustees of Amherst Col.
iege, relating to the vacancy occasioned by tbe
death of Hon. Judge Howe
MI BurneH from the special Joint committee
on the petition of New Bedford for a half sbire
town, and the several memorials and renon-
strances In relation thereto, reported detailed
statement of facts, which was read-and also =
bill establishing an additional term of the Sr.
preme Judicial Court for the County of Bristol
and for altering the place of holding two of the
terms OF the Court of Common Pleas in said
county which was read first time
HOUSE. Mr.. Owen, of Lee. presented .
petition Of Edward Burrill and Others. of RerL.
SHIRE County, praying incorporation for the eur-
pose OF constructing Railway from the line Of
the State OF New York, in West Stoekbr;dro
TO fntsheld, and also from the same point ~
Lenox Furnace, to be connected with Rail
way from the same point to the Hudson. Com
United TO the Committee on Roads and Rail.
ways
Mr.. Willard, of Lancaster, from the eommi,
Ice on the subject of preventing the spreading
OF the omall Fox, made a report thereon. accom-
panied with bill more effectually to diffise th,
beneiita OF vaccination, which bill was read
once. N"N
MIR. Calhoun from the Committee on Fduc,
ton, to whom was referred bill, from Tho 6Ias
concerning the instruction of Teachers of tbe
common schools, made detailed report. accom-.
panied with bill for the establishment ~ he
Massachusetts Literary Fund, which bin was
read once '~'
MIR. Makcpeace from the Committee nm tbo
subject, reported definite sums to be paid far The
corporate rights Of Charles River and West
Cambridge Bridges, in the form of resoIutions
winch were refused a second reading
WEDNESDAY, Feb 10.
SENATE Mr.. Pope from Barnstahle dis.
irict, appeared, was qualified, and took his seat
The petition of the yearlyfneetinO of Friends
in New England, praying Corporate powers s'' to
hold real estate in this Commonwealth was re-.
ferrcd TO the Committee on Parishes
The bill establishing County Commissioner
&c was taken up and further amended
HOUSE. The petition Of the town Of wor.
ceser.for leave 10 establish Hook ana .adda.
Company, was taken from the files and referred
Petition Of David l.. Child and Others car
Bank m Boston, was presented and committed
bill u impose duty upon the sales.ofI
Wines and Spirituous Liquors, within this Com.
Inonweaith, was reported and read once.
Pursuant TO notice, Mr. Beal, Of KINGSTON
moved that che Reuse reconsider the vote By
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

PosTAGE. We have received from Washing
ton the Annual Report of the Postmaster Cen
eral of the nett amount of postage which has
accrued to government, after paying the Post
masters, &c, in the several Post Offices in the
Union for the last year. We have made such
compilations from it as we supposed would be
interesting TO our readers.
The following is table of the nett amount of
postage which has accrued in this county at the
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

Several particulars, relating to the proceed
Ings in Congress, which have not appeared in
our regular journal, will be found in the follow
ing extracts Of letters to the editor of the Spy,
dated
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

The following table exhibits the nett amount
of postage which accrued at the several Post
Offices in the principal towns of each county in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03

VIVA, a wicked villain exclaimed Betty.
but do tell M what is Higs.'
sWhy the Wigs is them as backs Charley,
and wishes to get all the pensions ana snug
births TO Themselves answ, red The valet.
But why DO you call them Uigs? inquired
the persevering housemaid:
Faith cant tell that, Betty, replied DICK;
sbul, perhaps Mister Butler knows
III is impossible to say responded the but
Ter, laughing, unless that The Tories 'hink them
set o soopits, that wears bl0ckAeads On their
shoulders
'Weil.' exclaimed Dick, 'if that isn't the We
~ thing was thinking a6myselI; bat do you
know why them as sits on masters side Ill the
House, are called I5ries2'
yes answered The confident butler: 81 orlcs
is Latin for them Is have goud places 10 give
away Blu, come along, and lei us see what
your master is aboul.'
Away went this trio up-s'airs, creeping sotl-
ly on iiploe, until they arrived a, the PIemiers
chamber-door; and there, sure enough, they
heard him declaiming in grand STYLE. They,
as we have seen, ignoran'ly supposed that Mt.
Pitt wa, rehears,ng his speech for the morrow;
but the fact was, that according to his general
custom, as noticed on similar occas'ous by
several of his relatives, he ,cuS repe0t'Rg,
during his slumber, The Uh0le Of The arSu-
mems ,Ohich he hut used IN The House Of
Commons during the earlier part Of the
erening.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03
hardware and Cutlery.

DICIARD l.. CARNE has received by ". "
IL arrivals, = supply of Hardware, Cutlery ~.
Consisting inpart Of .,;..,..
Table, desert and Hunters knives and ioS' d..
Pen, pocket, seanens' Spanish, cooks Ou''"'''
and drawing knives ,,rr,.l
Iron rim, stock, cnpbord, till, chest, trnS any
locks iF.-,
Flat, round, halfround, mill, cross cut pt Are
saw files
Hand, panneIl, sash, wood and compass So ,,fs,
Wadron's and gri!fin's grain, grass g oIA',
Common, patent, waterloo and panied cs' ,,r, 4,
Iron and steel squares rules brace and O,s' M.
Gut lacks and sprigs trace chains, screw P 5o,
Sad irons, irving pans, wedding and h''lmS nO,'
Wagon boxes, reap hooks, wool ana c'''y g're.,
Planes, shovel and tongs, nails, spades 'ho'''
Socket shovels, castings AMI we.'e;s ~! ~,,a
which with agreat variety OF o'.sI 81, .,lr uhos
his assortment very complete, and are i'' ''''
sale or retail, ut his store on Fairiaxstreet
aDril 2S-cC7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The bill from the Senate, 10 authorize Rail
Road within the District ofColumbia,was read
the third time, and passed.
The bill from the Senate, for the relief Of
certain surviving officers and soldiers of tho
Army Of The Revolution, was twice read, and
committed.
The resolution relating 10 adjournment was
laid on the table by vote Of 81 10 -. The
bill on the subject of the Tennessee grant, was
also laid on the table, without Dc 5ate-ayts | 2
noes Ca The House then resolved itself into
Committee of the whole on the state Of the
Union, AID took up, il succession, the bill for
ascerlainiug the latitude Of he southern bend,
or extreme Of Lake Michigan, and Of certain
other points, for the purpose hereafter Of fix
ing the true northern boundary line Of the
States Of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. The bill
making appropriations for the Indian Depart.
ment, as amended by the Senate. bill 10 au-
rhorIzc the building Of light houses Sc A bill
to purchase and distribute The 7lh volume Of
The Laws of the United States. a bill regua-
ting the commercial intercourse with The ISL
ands Of Martinique and Guadalupe. A bill
10 amend the acts concerning naturalization-a
bill 10 authorize the improving Of certain har.
bors, the building Of piers, SC, al! which were
passed ihro' Committee, and reported, some
with amendments, and the others without a.
mendment. The House was then occupied in
the discussion Of the two amendments made by
The Senate in the bill making appropriations
for the Indian Department.: in both Of which
The House refused 10 concur.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03

ed by high breeding, and hi. good taste MI.
Cannipp's reading was extensive ana various, .
his fancy Fitted over history, hction, ana eX'
ternal nature, with quckness ana irheiy LOT
illuitration, citation, or mel aphor. lie had lhe
tact to discern, and the dexterity I" expose;
what was weak or ridiculous on 'he adverS'
side: the art 10 push an opponents sin'ie "
analogy al absurdum; or Ia discover grandeur
in what was meant for reproach Gas In MS re-
tort that Proteus with The versatility OF MS
shapes, was in every shape the god;) and IN hnr'
TO Law bare, by rigorous syogism, ia'acy /"
the envelope Of a sophism, or loose phrase -
Who has ever reached him in those clever mo-
menis, and happy Inspirations, which stamp
the ,alcn: Of debate?
"Nr. Canning no, on'~ mcdi,atcd his speech
es but composed carefully whether on paper
or in his memory matters not,) the passages o,
effect. His exquisite sense OF the elegance D,
s,yle, Of the value Of words, and OF oratorlca
cnIoca,on and cadence, will be felt & admired
in the speeches revised by him, and discerhed
in those lha, remain in state less perfect. His
printed speeches present the orator with more
interes, and fidelity than any other published
speeches, except Burke's, who wrote his Tor
the press, fortunately Cor pos'eri'y, * his own
fame Mr.. Canning, however, Will mol be tound
ALWAYS equal TO himself; but il S The condi-
ton of mediocri,y not to exceed, and It's priv
lege no 10 descend below itself, SO inequality.
is the attribute of genius from the father OF
poetry and eloquence down to this day."
4 strong likeness Of Mr. Canning, engraved
from Chanrey's bus' is prr6xed 10 MIR. Their
rvs work, which is further illustrated by ve-
" curious specimen of the new and ingenious
art of ,ypoli,hography. |, is fact smile re-
presentation of autograph corrections made by
Mr.. Canning in the proofs of his speechrs on
the Kings Message relative TO the affairs OF
Portugal; and it aft ,rds singular and ins'ruc :
tive example OF tho "lma labor"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03
Noe IS The time IN use HOmach'c D''''
Grulld ReaOraiiUe To Hell" .,

nOLT. WEDDERBURN, informs u" I L".J =, A,
IL the r.lbc generally, he has no. on ,I T. 10,
shop on FairfaN-str.et. large supply a,Iaa
une quaIcd article by the bottle dozen. s iss.,
quart. All who are DESTROYS OF enjoying NE. gssr
mabIe blessing, hea,b-n climates like tbs Wv Nv.
foss and miasmas, are so common at t''' a ~,
seasons fthe year, will find it 10 their a',, 5,n
use them tso or three times day, a gfe'' oo..,t.
will be derived from them. In extreme -. T.
lily, they have seldom failed to have the .,.,cr
feet, as can De proved by number OF our a BIZ.
table citizens Of botn sexes. They ,a sis "
used in many places in Virgins VIZ; klch'I g,,,l11
folk, Gosport, Hampton Oh the Potomac a amt e.
MaryIanl"Taey also have been spoke" w 5s5x s
in Kentucky. Pensacola Tallahassee he!s TioSF
Orleans, Matanzas, (Cuba), Bern:Haa, b. to,, 3''
St. Bartholomew and Martinique hsnsI VII O.
label of directions, and scaled aud s'-'!e'
seal, to prevent counterehs' lo,e,. Etn
Price so cents per bottle, or s. per dozeI rrl:'
ers have frequently sold them at -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03
Seasoned l.uMber. exc.

VVNlIE subscribers have on hard, AT their !i| .
L Union.s,ree,, near the Brew cy,a genera ',',,.
meni of seasoned lumber, consisting IN pan " W.
following, viz
5000 feet A., 81 psnnel susquehaonA
1900 do Al, 81 common DO
900 do 81, 4 4, 81 cuihng DO
ALSO,
Paints, Oil, Tar, RoSin and No""'
al Of which they offer Cor sale on the most I'''"
terms. ,,.,.,a
Daily expected from Nor'h-Carona, D. wv TX.
inch poplar plank suitable for char seas
apriI i7-2awSw JOHN BRYAN " y"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03
i. G1EIhSE,S

LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OfElI'
G-PThe Official list OF the drawing OF the ocd :,
Even Lottery, is received and may be examined =
above. and small prizes renewed in any Of the '.a'
lotteries. The drawing the Grand state L'''
of Rhode Island, will be received on saluI'a! a.
that of the Connecticut State Lottery on Sr"l'!.
may ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

$ oIiCE-Ali refsnns having opcu accounts with the
estate of Robert Bell decd, late sadder of tho .it
of Richmond requested to call the subscriber for
settlement As is expected that reference the hooks
VIII often he rsqnncd, Aave had ,her posied and am
n"w caoy to make settlements. Ahough is desirable
that speedy close of the shnulA be made
YET 7ha give reasonable tiaic TO those who may
ndchtcd TO the estate their giving bond the paw
n'nt thereof All those indebted by bonds and notes are
Informed that the claims againsf estate nrc very mr.
equity pressed, and that therefore, shall be IN
require them 10 make Immediate payment. All u,rsnus
failing To call in bic time, may expes. legal steps
will be taken for the collection thereof All persons
claims against the estate, requested prrse them
properly aud legally tina, NAV be pnrise6
of the due, enable ARRANGEMENTS for
their liquidation My Office is in the City HALL whera
the books and papers will DC kept, aud whcre Shall gene
rally attend from 10 o 3 o'clock
w D. WREN Serge C. r. &,
Dec S-ts Adrl'or of Robert Boil. I.c'd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

MIOTlCE-By virue oi decd Of trust executed the
-" subscribers by William o. arrer and Mary his wife,
bearing date the 18th day of July 1925 and duly
the clerk Office for the county GOnciiand, shall
proceed to sell on the premises the second av of April
1929, for cash. 10 the highest bidder or land on
which the said w. o. Barrel lately resided, III the cousy
GOnrh aud the north bank OF James river known
the Of MiiLERSNIILE, adjoining the lands Of
iLct. Wharton and Robert Stanar, supposed contain
sea The improvements dwelling house,
yard grocery, and large lumber house, &c. Also The
following slaves, wit: Sama Hannah
Hamlet, aud Bob; much of the sah property MAJ
he sufficient satisfy the of the said deed. Acting
= trustees vii! convey such title only is vested IN
rs ~ the said deed. WILL. BOILING,
n. Nj. VAUGHAN.