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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
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A LAuSnHEss, for public house. One who IS IT.
IA qnanted with the business and can come a,Hr
can hear of situation by sPP!'s"
this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-27
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1928

pa;sv pnper, ss--COuntry Paper, IS, per onnun
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
SUMMARY.

We are gratifed (says the New York Daily
Advertissr,) 10 find, by the report OF the COM
mittee and the other proceedings OF the corpo-
| ration al their meeting yesterday, that there is
| prospect that The difficulties respecting the
Firemeb, SO far at least as they relate 10 their
services at fires will be salsfac torily adjusted
We could not believe that SO large, and so re-
spectacle body of men, could suffer The APP
prehensions of the citizens for the public SAFE
ty, to remain in such state OF excitement as
thew were in on Wednesday. We are persuad-
ed that every thing relative to this unfortunate
affair will be quie:ed, and that the confidence OF
the citizens in the Fire Department will be ful>
| ly restored.
NORTH CAROLINA CODA gentleman who
| passed through this town, from Fayetteville
on Wednesday last, informed friend OF ours
| that there was found last week, by person
searching foi god IN Arson county, lump OF
that metal weighing between thirteen and four
teen pounds, and supposed to be worth 1900
or 5000 dollars. Pet. Int.
The recent refusal Of the 6remen OF N. Yo: k
to "labour in their vocation;" until the common
council shall have done them justice, has called
forth Mr.. Noah, who gives thea good advice
upon the subject-he recommends an appeal to
the ballot box-"Put out the Aldermen, he
says, shut put out the FIRE too."
FRENCH coMEDy:-The French company OF
PLAYERS lately arrived at Boston from N. Or
leans, and said to be second only to one or Two
companies in Paris, attempted 10 perform in
the Federal-street theatre, on Monday last. A
disturbance was made in the upper part Of the
house, which prevented the proceeding Of the
players, who "gave il up" and left the house,
but Afterwards concluded to Try again on We'd.
nesday evening, with he hope ofbeuer success
The pieces were the White Lady, and Werter.
In conse quence of raising the price Of the pit
| tickets, a considerable number OF persons usu-
ally Of tha, part Of the audience went into the
| gallery, where the riot Commenced. The Ga
zrtte says i. was the most disgracefu' scene Of
the kind which had taken place III Boston since
the affair with Kean.
| EARTHQUAKE At PoRTLAND.-On Thursday
eveEing, the l4th uli. at 10 o'clock, very hea-
Wy shock Of an earthquake was felt at Portland.
1t shook the dwelling houses. rattied the win
dows, SC. The weather was clear and hnr. 1t
was subject of conversation the next day, by
almost every person in the town-but the news.
paper editors have neglected noticing 1t, they
are SO fully and so earnestly engaged in the Pre-.
| sideutial election. Boston Gaz.
PRovoKINo Hoax. Duff Green has been quiz
zed again BY some waggish students at Athens
College. They have sent him an account OF an
! overlooking Jackson meeting, with string Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03

resolutions. We are informed BY gentleman
who once lived at Athens that the Chairman.
",he venerable T T. Taylor" is biz negro 8.
the committees are composed Of bows and mu>
lattoes: Lebanon Star.
As the SheriHs of Kentucky came up to the
Clerks table, to sign the certificates, they ex>
pressed their preferences for Mr.. Adams or
Gen. Jackson, for President, 10 one of their
number, who noted them down. There were
a. for Mr.. Adams, IS for Gen Jackson, and 8
nes,ral-a strong sign Of the times.
A letter is going the rounds of the Jackson
prints, dated "Nafehez, July 2sM, 1925" in
which it is said Overton's majority for Con-
gress, over Brent, in Louisiana, is 4se.-The
statement is untrue. We received PAPER
from that district, which takes no part 10 poll
tics, containing full return of the votes, by
which il appears that Overton's majority is
l49.
Passengers from Charleston state, that the
yellow fever had made It's appearance in that
city, and three or four cases had terminated in
black vomit. This disease, it is now stated, is
called in Charleston the Strangers fever.
The bill of mortality for the week ending on
the 18th uIt published IN the Charleston pa>
pers, contains a lis, Of twenty deaths, among
which are enumerated, bilious fever, 2; country
fever, /; strangers fever, 6.
DEspArcH.--Our Boston Correspondent,
writes that the Steamboat Mail, per Chancel-
lor Livingston, from New,iork, was received
in that city on Sunday, at seven minutes past
10 o'clock-twenty- lone hours and seven mi
nutes!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
EAucatiOn.

Mrs. HAGARTY respectfully informs the inhab
~ tants of ALEXANDRIA, that she will, the first
of September next open SCHOOL for limited
number of young ladies, to whom she will teach tho
English and French Languages scientifically, Ancient
and Modern History, Chronology, Geography with
the use of the Globes and Maps the Elements of Ma.
tural Philosophy, Prosody, Rhetoric, Mythology, Com
position, Writing and Arithmetic, useful and ornamen
tai Needle work.
or Application to be made at Mrs. Hagarty's resi-
dence Royastreet in the house lately occupied by
MIR. Snowden.
From her long experience in polite female educa-
tion persevering attention 10 the literary and moral
improvement of her pupils, Mrs. II. trusts she will be
able to give general satisfaction to those who may IA
her with patronage.
Testimonials of Mrs HIS requirements. capabiIty,
&c. &c. may be procured by applying 10 the Rev.
Mr.. Smith, pastor of Trinity Church, Georgetown; C.
Smith, Esq Captain Marbury, n. Getty, Esq; Hora.
ito Jones, Esq J. Abbot, Esq and the greater part
of the respectable inhabitants of Georgetown, whose
children were under her tuition. during four years.
aug lS-2aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03

Inc trials at Canandaigua last week, result
q 10 the conviction Of Mr.. Bruce, and the &C
P0,ltal oil Mr.. Turner and Mr.. barrow. We
+uaerstand tina, the sentence Of the court in
"e case Of Bruce has been deferred until the
,S,u!0n OF the Supreme Court shall have been
Y%ainsd, as 10 the legality Of the trial at Can
'Ss s4gsaa, 1t being contended by the counsel for
, ~ Ue'enIani, that inasmuch as the offence, il
-! " was committed in the county of Niagara,
!, ontario sessions had no jurisdiction over
Mr Bruce, in the mean time, has been adj
mt,,ed to bail.
,,! hamilton, the ei-dsrdal Ants Masonic Lee
v. , Nv. whose brutal outrage upon little girl
.,4 a4ucsd some days since, was tried at Cam
o~I saa on Saturday last, convicted of the
a,., .r'ne, and sentenced to 1--WE years impri.
D'D'n' IN he state prison. Rochester Tel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
go Re ard.

nAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Prince
IL Georges county, Maryland, near Upper Marlbro''
on saturday night last the 23d instant, negro mar
SyE. He is about S feet inches high, between Is
and 30 wears old. Sye's complexion is of copper CO.
Ior he has very teeth, and one out before IN
the lower law, and when spoken to he stammers lit
lie; is we'll made. He has variety of clothing; but
when dressed for broad wears blue broad cloth
fock coat and black fur hat with black band ROUND
il. have no doubt but he will change his clothing
and name.
when he left home had swollen face and cuthnger'
occssioned from an attack made by him OH his over
seer few days before he absconded. His wife IS Nv
ing in Washington City, with Mr.. John baHer'
Who hires her of Miss Ellen Warning OF this county,
and in all probability he will be lurking anou' inc
CITY nesr his wife, Or perhaps, he will endeavor 20
make his escape to Pennsylvania as ne IS an ar''
low. therefore forwarn all masters OF vesseis ana
other persons from harborng the said negro or aidns
him in any way, so as to enable HIM to MAKE MS MS Go
zane. as am determined to enforce the rgor OF INC
law on such offenders Twill give S25 dollars ,or .ne
annrehension of said fellow in the District OF cc'uon
or State Of Maryland, and the above reward G q
out of the State, and all reasonable expenses Pau
brought home or lodged in any Jail SO that e., MN
again os Joeo
rr The National Intelligence will PuoI:ha inc
s soor 6. nv. navment aug 2s-d4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03

BEAUTIFUL. NEW, AND USEFUL INVENTION
BY MIR. PETER L,PoRIE.- have IN our pos
session, and shall be glad 10 cxhibir, beau,i,
tul and rOb5sr proof travelling ,runk, made Of a
ne" material, which is thus described in the
specification Of the patentee:
This cloth is made up Of hemp and wire
which is spun together, wOve, and twilled. in
The same way that all other CLOTHS are. The
hemp is twisted light round the wire, and the,
are thea wove together in the manner in which
the common baggng IS made. II NAV, how
ever, be woVe light or open, to suit the purpo.
ses ioI which 1t may BE- required, and after thi,
operation, II should, ia all cases, be painted
on both sides; this serves 20 prevent the hemp
from rouiug, and the wire from rushing You
may you please, put many coats Of paint up-
y" ~ suited TO the objecD which will make
nc ,"'i4'e solid, smooth and elegant This
'o'n may be used for many purposes. no, only
~, o'o" Of stages, but for carpering. sacking
'9'o'ns OF bedsreads, fancy chairs, sofas. Dan
"e',' \or IN fact bodes) or roofs Of Carriages,
'1>S9's' water buckets. for travelling trunks,
VI Tue security Of the mails"
insre would really seem to be no end TO the
cuTaoliliy OF whatever is constructed of these
,"a,s''l'', and We know not why they may no,
applied to all the objects enumerated, as
veil as various others. The trunk, while i, is
''mp'e'e'y impenetrable, is lighter than the
Ianary trunk, We really think that editors
papers would benefit the public ny the notice
4" Ss!S inveHtion, whilst they would assuredly
'Ite very worthy citizen, by contributing 70
'aES MS valuable invention into immediate
gs,-AT. Erm,r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
eRrnttl.hnrnr.eh- ". .4rlc.

BrofIIe60rough. ". Mug n.
The THREE PATRIARcHs.-John Jay, oil
New York, is rhe only surviving member of The
first American Congress, that OIL IVA Charles
Carroll, Of Maryland, is the only one remaining
Of the Congress Of l776, that adopted the De.
elaration of Independence. James Madison, oi
Virginia, is Gt is believedl the only snrvivi"e
member Of the National Convention Of 1887
which, formed the Constitution Of he U. State,
1t IS presumed that Major William Jac kson,
arevolu'ioHaGy officer, who signed and certified
the Constitution Of The U. Sra'es, as Secretary
oil The Convention, is still alive, and that he re-
sides In Philadelphia -Msssengey
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03

.sJ The Cincinnati Gazette says re-
PO,hle number Of The persons present were
.,,,srs Of General Jackson, and there is
''PI ..,,op 10 believe that they left the GROUND
soS' ,srr differen, feelings from those with
.-b;cb they came ~ II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03

Toa,, dr. ank OIL the 4lh Of July, somewhere
% the North:
ByP.H. Hawk: The fair sex--Brilliant de-
coranarn,s that luminous in the diadem OF Ia
miharizing intercourse, whose placid sa'u'es
are more delicious :han nectar, vocalness har-
muniously enchanting as the melodies OF Ation,
oprics more admirable than the diamond that
giarss upon their ornaments; salutes as at,rac-
tent as attraction Of magnetism. Their pre-
sence cass around existence charmingness
;ha, revives it in its irksome pilgrimage, their
Yeri,e in its causuation Of suffering virtue;
Yards off calamity's vehement darts.
"Of all the beauties polished nations boast
You, lovely fairs, shalt ever be my toast.
We are inclined to think this clips the CHI
max.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
Portable Threshing Machine.

JAMES IRWIN & Co. have Just received from the
% mandatory, and offer for sale, one Of = Corheon's
highly approved portable IHRESHLNG MACHINES
They invite those interested call and this vau.
able labour. saving machine, Of the utility Of which
they can give the most satisfactory references.
sept I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
George White,

HAVING taken an Auction License and the store
on King street, lately occupied by Geo. johnson,
offers his services to the public, As an iUCTION EER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT; and hopes, by
strict attention to business and earnest desire to please,
to meet with support from generous public.
He has on hand various articles transferred to him
by his predecessor which are oeredfo sale at Lowest
kind whatever. aug %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
Middle Turnpike Road Notice.

Middle Turnpike Road NotIcc.
yVlHE President and Directors Of the Middle Turn
l. pike Company will receive sealed proposals un-
til 10 O'Clock on saturday next, for cutting OUT grub
bling and clearing the timber, roots and stnmps from
three sectonslof said road the to be full 90 feet
wide; 1st section beginnngat foot of Shutters Hill,
thence to the Old Turnpike Road-2d section from
old Turnpike Road to Randolph's stand-3d section
from said Stand to Mrs. Wren's fence.
The whole to be done under the direction OF the
Board or such Committee as they may appoint The
road is accurately laid out ahd marned such as
NAV wish more particular information will please refer
to
JAMES MCGUIRE.
GThe proposals to state the lowest price per acre
for the work done.l sept lot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
JAMES S. GUNNELL, NJ. D.
DEETISY,

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visitors
IL of Alexandria, that he may be consulted At M.
H, CIagett's Hotel, on the first and third WEDNEs-
DAY in every month, from O'Clock, A. H. until
p. M
All letters addressed to Dr. G. at his Office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Alexandria, will be pnnc.ually attended to.
april 81 eWW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03

Aetters,
Alexandria, d. c:
er 1st, 1928.
letters in the following list,
ADVERTISED, or they may moi
Alfred Lee
Lewis Lee
Michael Lomax
Sarah L0max
VIM Ian Fair
NJ
Sarah Mortamore
Setatia MILAN
Catharine McCarty
John Morgan
Jos Mclean
JAS P Nelly cath
John Mcdonald
Cash'r Merchants Bank
"
Eliza Norfolk
p
VIM Patterson
Sinah d Porter
Capt Albert Powell
Nancy Perkins
Ann Parsence
X
Mr. De Reynaud
Capt Jas Robinson (ship
Gov Douglass
VIM Rhodes
r Rckitts
Gustavus II Scott (Mulbcr.
ry-iiill)
JOS Simms
Chas Scott q
Barsheba SImms
Sarah Ann Stuart
X S0pugel
iona Swift
Jas w Sears
Amanda Shakes
II
Capt Thos C Tooley
Jane Tompkins
Sarah 1'riplett
Danl Tyler
Chas Tailor
Ann Turpin
George + Talbot
y
A Vase
W
Jane Walters
Geo Webster
Miss Mary Wooden
Eliza williams
Rich'd C Voolfolk 8
Stephen Woods
ID BRYAN, p. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
Confectionery.

Confectionery.
rs boxes prunes
10 drums figs
10 do rasins
70 dozen olives
boxes snchoves
1000 fresh cocoa nuts
boxes pine apple cheese
DO double refined lemon syrup-convenient,
sslu,ary and cheap-Warranted to contain
nothing deeterious to health. Farmers, VIC
tualers and others will find it to their advan.
tage to use the above, as decided economy,
instead of lemons and sugar
5000 Spanish segars
Rso-fCE CREAM may be had every day as usual
Sunday excepted. JOHN b. HEPBURN
sept 2-3tt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
For Sale

For Sale,
THE LONG GLADES,
(where the White.House Tavern formerly stood.)
Containing l $50 V4cres Of Land,
CTTUATE three miles from the Great Fails of the
y Potomac, in the county OF Fairfax, on the post
road leading from Alexandra and the City Of Wash.
ington 20 miles from the former and IA from the lat
ter. It can be divided to give equal portion
of woodland to each half There is no tract of the
same size in the county that is better watered that
has larger portion of meadow land, one in the
state on which pIaser-o paris answers better Hay
meets with ready sale as at Alexandra or Washing
ton There it two Mill Seats, . stone quarry,
ana an excellent situation fer distrry. The Turn
pike Road now making from Leesburg to Wiley's and
Alexandria will pass throught.
a%t2x Also, a Farm in Loudoun, containing
E4H8 2l4 ACRES,
sS adjoining the lands of Ludwel Lee, Esq. on
.xssa the south side Of Goose creek, miles from
Leesburg. II has comfortable improvements, is we'll
timhered and watered, and within 200 ards of the
Turnpike Road.
ALo--A Tract Of ITO Acres in Timber. S
miles from Alexandra or Washington. The title Ri.
yer Turnpike Road to Washington goes throughit.
Apply to JOSIAH II. Davis.
aug 2S--eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03

schr Haxall, Shove, hence. at Boston 28th ult.
At Bahia. 10th July. ship John Adams, of Nantuck-
ct, Coast Of Patagonia, IS. The Husssr, of Balt-
more, and an Alexandria schr had sailed for Rio.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
S19 Acres


and situate miles from Brentsve, (he seat of jus.
tice of the county Of Prince William,) from Dunn
fries, 90 from Occoquan and IS from Alexandra. II
is interseced by Saty Run. which affords constant
and ample supply of water for stock The enclosures
generally IN good order, and the farm is sdvanta
geously divided for cultivation, pasturage, and i'm.
provement About 50 of it taken in clover,
and IL in timothy. The meadow yielded this year its
second crop estimated at about rs tons The whole
tract peculiarly adapted to the production of tmo
thy, which grows spontaneously over it The soil is
grateful, and readily improved. The pasturage is
celent; and large stocks may be raised upon the farm
at an inconsiderable expense The buildings consist
Of Dwelling House. lately repaired, containing
ven rooms, and large dry cellar divided into conve-
nient compartments, with portic0 extending the
whole length of the front; Office and kitchen, with
two large rooms in each; large stone dairy, and
meat house; stable and unfinished barn; an ice
house, blacksmths shop servants houses, and other
useful out houses we'll near the kitchen affords
neverfailing and supersbundant supply OF the best
water. The site OF the mansion, which stands upon
an emnence crowned with native forest.trees, is very
beautiful and saubrious; the neighborhood is popu.
ous and weathy and the society in all respects, OF
the first Order and of the most agreeable character.
This place would be advantageous and delightful
situation to gentleman of the profession OF law, or Of
medicine who would wish to reside upon farm. Let
tiers adore to at Brentsville, Prince william
county, Va. upon this subject, will receive prompt at
tention JOHN MACRAE.
aug 25-2aw im& 1awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
Hist Of letters,

list Of I
Remaining in the Post OF
September
" Persons calling for let
viii please say THEY ARE ADV
get them.
Walter Alexander l.
B N
Helen NJ Barnes S
Ann + Bateman "
Thos Berry (Oxen.Hill
John Bayne (King-street 81
Capt Burrows S
Mary Jane Bennett G.
Saml Brown il
Messrs Brown & Green 9 Jt
Mary Ann Baden il
Sarah Berry JC
John Burrows G;
Peter Brown
Rice C Ballard E
VIM Beckley
Andrew BartIe "
Edward Brown 81
Ann Butts G.
Chas Bradford n
T. A
John Glare
lessee Carter NJ
Miss Elizabeth Cufrey C.;
John L Currey
John p Chesley "
Octavious Corbin T
Henry Croker
Elizabeth Carol G.
BENZ Cryer
John A Doniphan G.
Saml j Duncan b
g s!
Emmaline ] Gibbons x
= Eliza Goings Jo
VIM Gregg Js
II A
Anthony Hunt
John Harkin C..
Elizabeth Hughes j.
John iIodgkins S.
VIM Herbert 8 ID
VIM Hubball CT
w L Harper A
Henry Hartman G
Danl Hooe
Rev Timothy Rarrhon A
J
Oliver Jones ia
Saml Isaacs 6
Rutha Julius N
Walker Jackson e
l. Ri
H barrymore 81
sept 1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03

We are told by the Savannah Georgian
.nat-
Mr. CoBB declines reelection 10 me De-
pa,e Of the T. States, and will probably resign
,Ir balance Of his term. He is canoida'e 'or
a JuGgeship. Gov. TRour would not nave
oFerrd, if MIR. CRAWFORD, who 1t was thougn'
wished to go 10 the Sruate, had been eandi-
Ga,r: bu, as be will again offer for his present
Office of Judge, Gov. TROur will be elected
wihou, opposition"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
F or Rent,

Castor Oil.
The subscriber has just received few
barrels superior cold press'd Castor Oil,
- which he offers at manufacturers price.
Also receiv, d an assortment Of
~ DRUGS, MEDICINES, q DYE.
6T7ts3 STUFFS,
all Of wbch he offers at reduced prices for cash the
usual credit. WIN. HARPER, Jr.
dpothecary and Druggist, Fsirfsxst. .aexa.
aug 26-eott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
TACXSONISM!

,,, no,orious Stephen Simpson protege o.
-, Ea,on-N. B. 1900 dollars-and editor
-. Jackson Mercury in Philadelphia, In
- 80 .,rsr after abusing General Washington
' -, "Mr. Jefferson did compromise MS
>, i.,i,les and betray his party, by eoali'ion
.;,b Iosa Quincy .tdams, and that portion OF 'ne
..,c,,lieal pcrty, who came over 10 MIN on '"'
;o,;,Ie Of the higher order Of politicians 0e'ns
..r,s5 above all faith and justice TO the PEG
md that ",o this fatal derelic'ion on the
81 Ar JsfFrrson, from democratic hdeiity,
r. We indebted for all the evils OF the present
.ims-,he usurpa,iOn Of power by MIR, Adams
the general confusing OF par'les-'ne AFRO,
lance Of demagOgues-and the CORRUPTION oil
VIA, will the exclusive republicans say
o., his, The impudence and etfrontery OF 'he
,,,n A., only eouaed by the madness oil the
n.r,r which supports him. Here is the reSi'
=. a,r,,r and calLmnia;or of MIR. Jefferson,
49,. C,low well met, with those who call them
selves that grea, mans drseiples--and consi>
,.rsd nv them with all the greatest Jackson
.., In Pennsylvania.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
SWlP NEWS.
Port Of MeXaMaria.
ARRIVED, SEPT. 9.

Steam Packet Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk with pas
sengers. Passed, in the river, two topsai schooner
bound u2.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
Park-Gate for Sale.

NS<, Having determined 10 remove TO War
s1R3f renton in Fauquier, would sell the FARM
sHSS whereon reside commonly known by tie
xSkn above name, for a moderate price, and on an
accommodating credit 1t is estimated to contain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-06
.KIRNH.HLH IS.dLE-

7fN Of d'oieeoi the Supe Court of Cha
Gerry toI The Richmond District, pronounced the 9Th
day oil February 1928 the vi Robert b. Bagby,
De bonis John Bashy, dec. WIN. shall. on
Saturday the ih day oi June next, the premises,
county OF KING Queen, oder for SALE the highest bidder
at public aucIon0f cabthe reldu- Of the
parcel OF land OF $50 acres, less, county,
whereUn VIM Mann resde did reside, 1912, remas1
uDoid stated the bill SAID cause be so acres and
at the time aud place, and like vesl negro
saves--Shch land aud slaves conveyed the deed
ecuted ny the defendant, for t. benefit nj the estae
the plaintiff lated the 18Th day of July, 1872 and filed
EXHIBIT said csue which deed recorded in the clei
Office Of King Il Queen county court.
J. GUERKANT, III. :. c.. c. II. d.
oi his deputies.
The Slaves mentioned in said deed, are-Aiee, woman;
Winey ag'r5 Lefty, gri Rachael girl; Avey WOMAN
Amey "onanj PM, bOyi Henry, boy Ben boy; and
iienry,JE
49, 2-tis