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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

The news from the SEAT OF War increases
in Interest. Every arrival adds 10 the upeer-
tainty Of the issur-not 10 the un' ertsinty Of
who will be- the conquerors, but in wha, mae-
ner the conquerors will use their victories, and
how their victories will be received by the
other European Powers. For ourselves, we
Cannot, for momen,, believe that the Turkish
Empire is TO be annlhia,ed We do not even
think thai it will be disjoinled or discovered.
Il is, to be- sure, quile likely, that, before this,
The Russian standard floats on the walls OF st.
Sophia, and that the halls Of tie Seraglio have
been pr ,faned by the foo, Of The in6del. Mr.
cHoLAs may dictate peace from Cons'an,inople;
but his terms must be guarded by policy and
an attention TO his own interests. This war
may cost him dear ye.; and he will be in no
hurry to increas. the jealousy Of those already
looking with an unfa. orahle eye upon his im-
n,ense and gigantic Empire. The oversha-
lowing power Of Russia is we'll calculated 10
alarm The politicians OF Europe; ever.walchful,
as they are, of whai is called the balance Of
power" We look, with increased anxiety, for
fur her intelligence from The Continent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

49, heavy growth Of white and rel oak Timber.
AY@ Fifteen acres are now well set in timothy,
z4h,s. and about ten in a state e preparation
TO be sown the whole OF which is meadow land of the
best quality; considerable portion Of the arabic land
has been improved by liberal application Of manure
within few years The improvements consist OF
Comfortable Dwelling ~ with three rooms and
passage the frs; or, and the above and two
port:oes, Kitchen barn. stables and negro Quarters,
with other necessary houses and well of excellent
water in the yard in which there is fixed pump.
At The same lime and place will Be also sod,
the whole stock Of Mules, Cattle and Sheep, belong.
ing TO the plantations; together with Farming utensils;
q set Of Blacksmith tools; Household and Kitchen
Furniture; and double Gig. recently repaired.
Terms for the Land, will be one-third in hand, the
balance in two equal annual instaments, with de ed
of trust upon the land to their paymentfor the
personal property Cash will be required, for all sums
not exceeding FIVE dollars, and credit of six months
will be given for all FIVE dollars, the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security. Any per-
son, desrous to purchase by private bargain have
opportunity TO do any time previous the day
OF sale, by calling IN the subscriber
aug 24-2awt 9th Oct, WA. PEAKE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
BOSTON MARKET-sErrsn.rn %

Flour There has 5eena brisk demand for Flour
throughout the week. and last reported rates have
been fully sustained. The stock is very limited;
anil ithout early arrivals, holders expect to realize
higher prices. ~"
Baltimore, Howard street. per Dbl. old IS s7a -
In N l1l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE.

q = ~ 4.
On SATURDAY, the 3rd inst. at II O'Clock, n w.
Will be sold, at the Auction Stare, corner OF King
and st Asaph-streets, ne -
secondh hand Stoves; 2 drzen Chairs So
handsome mahogany sdeboard ~ IT,. 81
2 Counting-room Desks, 8 Setees, Tables
feather Beds; several Mattresses - Il
Sundry other articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture ea4 ~ t,-
small lot of BACON, good old French Brandy
and Holland Gin. in dem johns soap, candles. SC &c.
Will be added TO the above, to close sales,
a parcel Wa7ER JARS, containing from 9 to Sc gall
Ions; and about 1000 lbs CH7LK. oct1
On SATURDAY ETEyIAG, Me Srd inst. at earle
fi3 candle light,
Will be sold at the Auction store, corner OF King and
st. Asaph.streets. a variety of rs
Dry Goods, Hardware, and Fancy articles.
Also. collection Of new and valuable 30 KS
Persons disposed to purchase, will please call and
examine the assortment, prior 10 the Sale
CT Purchasers at auction will please take
notice, that unless their goods taken away three
days after the sale they will be subject to be reso at
their risk and loss oct =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

~. W., were waited upon, yesterday, by
Mr. Moves, Clerk in the Washington Pos,
OHicc, in relation to he letter abou' which we
spoke vest, rtay Mr. MOVES is willing to ,er.
,fv tina, the letter was never opened al nj,
Office. He states tha, it only passed through
his hands; and his evidence mus, therefore, be
conclusive on that head.
If the gentleman WHO sent US the letter would
write 10 US, we should feel obliged to him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
Land, Stock, and other Personal
Property at Auction

INHE subscriber, Intending {, remove to the West,
l. will, on 1hursdiy Tie SM day If October neSt, If
fair il not, the next fair da,, offer a, public sale upon
the premises the Of Land on which he resides
situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, about FIVE mics
below Alexandria, on the road leading to Mount Yer
non, and containing about
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

do in barrels, nominal, IS a 2 81
GnAs.-The arrivals since our last have been light,
and no sales of magnitude have been effected. We
improve our quotations for southern and white Corn
shade; yellow fat none of consequence in maRket -
Northern is selling from the vessels at 80 65 cts per
bushel Oats have become scarce; and Rye, there is
but little in market.
Corn, Northern, 81 65
Southern, fat yellow, SO 81
white, SO 90
90 Round, yellow, 60 62
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

SMlllP NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED. OCTOBER
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt, Baltimore; passengers
and freight for the District. Passed off Percimmon
Point Brig Garnet, from Stockholm; bound up.
SAILED 3D..
Brig Leander, HUMPHREYS, Boston.
PASSED UP FOR GEoRCRTowN,
Schr Hope Polly, Baker. H')fax
LRAtFS THIS D.4E
Delaware and South Carolina Consolidated
Lottery-14M Class,
TO be drawn in Wilmington, Del. on Saturday, the Sd
of October
Highest Prize $500
Tickets 50; halves /, quarters so cents,
Virginia State Lottery, 22d Class,
For The Benefit ofthe Dismal Scamp Canal Company.
will be drawn Rciimond Va. Monday, the 5th Of
80 October
so NUMBER LOTTERY 9 DR4JVN BALLOTS
HIGHEST PRIZE $40, 600.
Tickets a.; halves 2; quarters
To be had in varet, Of numbers at
j. II. WHITES
LOTTERY Office Royal stree.
0J Orders from the country specially atendedt,.
H- - Drawing Of the 81 $50
Washington City Lottery, 5th Class,
rs IS 81 ~ % So 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

MILL be exposed To public sale, on the premises,
w the l2h day Of December neTi if not previously
disposed Of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03

We rejoice tina, our political sentiments &C
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-03
Two Nundy ed & Fifty Acres,

. Aopu fifty of which are covered with
= heavy growth Of white and rel oak Timber.
Fifteen acres are now we'll set in timothy,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29

Respectfully tVorms has friend, and n,
public,
ENHAT he has removed from Baunistcr's
n wharf Ia the Bake House IN Broad
street. formerly occupied BY Moses & W
Thurston, directly opposite the Hay Scales,
where he intends carrying on the
- g "NYA t,|"S"E"RSS.
~ ALL ITs vARICrS BR4NCHEs,
and where may he had at aut hour in the
dgy tho following kinds Of GEAD, viz.
Loaf Bread. sugar and mulcSScs Ginger
bread. hard unt >of' Crackers, Nsv York
TO-, chip end Pilot bread, sSsRr and mo
l1sscs Cookies Buns, lea rA. K. spougr
lemon cake, butter biscuits WAer blscm,
&c. &c SC.
Nj GroRor W. SrANHoV 4. =, the cor
rs7 # Nanus;ers whoyf wdi Be surpi;ce
G'ur the accommodation oi customers ~
s,dinC IN tina, vicinity Nlth tie shove AZ
,Ir,e> every oow.ug, where they NAV be
bought al the same price ~ at the Bake
House.
Stc~,a aud families, in any part of lh,
toNu, can b- furnished from his cart, witt
anc sruc'r- ~ he lire.
UEDDLN-G C.7hES, warranted OF lhs
'N9t quality, made 80 order
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29
Printed and Published bv
nTYTws0T Si AEEC.

Printers of tho Law. of the United States
~ THC BRICK GUItniSG,
Opposite Mr.. TownSend's Coffee 'lcuse,
And South corner of Pclham-st-cct
(Eu ,apce fclham.sf5ect
Two dollars per anuuw--pavab's m advance
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29

affecting inscription In Trinity Church
Yord. in the city of New York. ls m ~
s.,ip'inn ON tomb, so singulariy and cI
lsctiRCiy hooutfnl. wc cannot torbear t.
record il. and the emotions II awakened
inthc bosom ofa stranger. !'Is an obIorC
,slo Of masonry. surmon'"j hg n sl't
s,orc, on which are deeply cut The follow
i.n Nnrls:--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29

Cy0ckGYy +, GLASS ware.
Livcrro' & Csn'cn Ta-''cn Ware,
English {, Amerl,an Glass d..
/ y ex,enuyo assortment Of the rbovr
1 y ,ust received, & rcpachCa iu io'e to
ruit purchasers. a. prices much lower ,asu
New York, Boston, or Providence, consist
ing Of ,
rtr. fHiv--r
Dishes, 70 to Is inch, pia.rs, 'viiers, riu'
Irs
now's. l?s, 2ls, 80, Jors, :,9., O., "a.
24s, ,nd 3Os
Ba,ona. Dc, &C. Ewcr' 10 do
Chambers, !s. Gs tovo~s, Jo. 70.
Salads. rornt. scu5-e nd -',IlnucA
Vegct.N,ra. wiki cur"'e Hirhlr icays'
Fruit basket, aad stauds. Sauce t"urcers
rCnpcte.
Ch,ree 'rrys N,p7rc-. < brush 'r"ys
Coffee 1u's. ten p,is snEsrp, ~r"an,s,
Teas handled. md coHtrs, q.
rrCr k"p WHiTE oOtp ropT'3N" Cr'N,
Csaee bowl. and sauces, handed and moi
hsnd'rd
Tcas. 10. do do. d.
Tea mates. -.eo7trd ,'7os. &c.
nov AN GR.Ev Ircrn.
O'.h~'. lo TO Is inches T's'o'. 'w'fi'F'
.r' ,nu'.re
Salad. oy,' orI s,o''oD.a; pic.l, lss7..
Jugs, Gs. Eo,ls Sc &c
rNhHELLrD.
: To7 rc's. sr~a~s crcor's rn6 'N,',
Chambers hasons bowls & Jug..
e. cGICuUr0.
Dishes, { 30 60 irch. Patos. twiAor'. an
rprers.
P.ison.. l.. Go &c Chrmho-s 10. 10 do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29
Wn,. E. Melville,
'Tin rla,c Worllcr,

.No. !O2, Thames 1rtef,
EtovyINUrs to cOrry on the above bust
4 ness as usual. and keeps constantly on
Lnnd. general assortment oiTIN WAHE.
and other pr,,cles IN his Inc, 70 suit the
market. ard r"sltivclv Will sol thsm %
low n, can he purchased in the State. not
excepting OF prd'srs; those who wish 10
encourage 'hcir own townsman. will do
wcH TO c,l ind satisfy themselves Of the
truth Of 'his assertion.
MeycharIt aud Pedlnrs can DO sunp'ied
at WHOLESALE rs low as can be plrchascf
in The United States. Old Pewter, Lead
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prolef
ence 10 cash.
N%SOAP STONE FURNACES
OVENS for Baking. Also. Hard Cas-
coal of the frat quality, By tho busl q y
larger quantity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29
C'ommis. ioitcss'

Commis lviiess .sciise.
rE>IIE lion. Cc4.trf tossf pf'h. ce p
= Of Newpcf' ts- appo,ris1 re
scribers Co,mr mr'ss' Ecfs - ~ sifs'snd %
anime the cla.fs I. no csscsS-S sseiAsi
the Estate Of
THO ~ " D.1" - % ~,
late Of New pssl, laborer, decease. reffs-
scn,ed ins6Ireni, and six months from "a.
date is allowed the creditors 10 bring IN
and prove their claims, and We Will attend
for that purpose at tbs house o. hIcnarn
1hrvl on The !ss, Saturdays in November
Jeuuafs ani rsrch oexf, NJ o'cIoes pm
cis. ,;.s' G. ss.v, con'~
Jos. T. Alsr,
Al persons indebted % ssi5 Estate are
,co.es,ed 70 make immediate peyrnen! 70
RrenhsD Shaw, Aalpi.
Nswpsrt, Oct 8, isS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-29


The following e~'-aol ,s taken fo,n l,aiy
Poem by Sanani Rogers To use tto ar.
gu1go ar me Qnart-rv Rcr,ev, - is 'uchet
v,tl me dc'ica,r * ofa mastery 20. snd
conceived In a spirit Of chasto and noa, pa
ihos sorn ~, t1e d,vou-ors " ru,Jr.n aoelr,
have had few opportunities NJ ecn'empa..rl'
VNE MN.
Tis over; and h,r lovcI check '7aw
On lpr 1arj pi.I'w there % a'fs. fl, b.
N',h''y. Nr7 mGlY ard nant d.'ary ''rr
Wpo. 5lcn vot With t"srs s'd -r7 't .'n-''
Her %, ace = empty. and an 'hr' c00e'
Ia nanrllsh, In tho gin. g. 00ss ui Uottn,
Hers n,vrr lore aIcsvr:aose 90. ui 70 al ~a' s
Even on me- her.
'Tls Over. and the rita,
with al ~ 7or'p and harmony, ~ now
Floating before hcr She sruse at hDno,
To he tho show, the IDOL ui the Gsy:
Her vcs'urc gorgeous, a'd hor s'r.rv hoad-
y, rocket burr'ua in tho r.idnieht SKY,
81 dazzling Whcr - morrow che auakr',
shr .vlll awake IS 'ho' she s,ill was tn"rc.
SliN N her fathers II usr; 7ud &c.,. trel
Narrow md dt,k n.ught thro tha g,oy.u as.
ce!ned,
And tho grey habit 'ying by TO shro4t
Pier beauty and grace
When IN h-r knees -hs zen
rnl7r'ug tho solemn place " consccru,:au,
hui from 'bg Iatllc7d gallery came G c'out
or pso,ns. most s1in'-hEe most angciical
Eerse s.'ar verse sung put how hn1'y,
TIE strain rc'tun,ng and stIli still rc,Crvrg,
Mc'Hou.1t il actri like a spell! unou her,
And she vas casing oliher earthly d'Os'
Nat il was sad rs sweet ard Gro It closed,
Game lko n dir.e, When Der fair head wss
shorn.
Ani lie long -tressr, in her h,uds wo-a laid.
That she mieht say hInsinI thom from her
ThGs,
Thus rsuounro tho world p" when all vas
changed.
Md, rs ! run, in honcli,si cui.o sh- krcr.
Nelcdln her veil, crowned IN hor silver Crown,
H-r crown ofll'es IS the spouse of Christ,
Vol might her strength forSakc her, and her
knees
Fail in that hour Wei might n, holy ma =,
Hr. at whose feet shs tuelt, give ~ ~ stealth
CCwa, in hor utnos; need nor while size lives
VIII IT 20 from hcr, 4 -ting ~ IT was)
That ian, but ialnory snile thotsIrlia Of love
And pity
Liko drr-n tho whole is l,d
sNVu l""g' wat tdnh w VI '1'N7 90 4d"'
UrOn ne victim dressed for sacrifice.
Nru ini-rljrg IN tho world, .hou in ,hv cell
Forgot. TfEvsA Yet. nnonC them all,
Nnrc wera so ''~moi . lorc md Ia he lovoi
Mono 10 delight rdorn; and on 'naS nov
4 curtain. bl1c's5 th.n 'he night IS dropped
For ever In thy gentle bosom sleep
Feriin-s. shnc'irrs. destined nov 10 die.
TO r;thar like tie llo-so,n IN tho bud,
= hose Of q wiz. p r'rtoer: lcsvIrv 'hsrs
4 chcogio.s voa chill NJ of tho g'ayo,
4 lnn2uor and \ lythar-v Of sui,
ncath'ltc. and gathering more and more, ii.
Death
y-7es 10 release ihcs. ~, what now - thNc
What nov 10 thee thotfessures Of thy Youth
A- nothing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16
New Medical Work.

NJ ORTIZ Americas Medical s. Surgical Journal.
4N Just published and for sale by J. H. Nash
agent, the North American Medical and Surgical
Journal, No. WI, for October, 1929.
CONTENTS.
Original Communications On De,irium IRE
mems. BY Joseph Peace. NJ D. H. Case of Crusta
Lactea. By Tho. D. Mitchell, NJ. D. III Fatal Case
of COhca Pictonun. by Z. J. Coke, M. d. Nv.
Protean Case Of Disease. By l.. ]. Coke, NJ. ID. V.
Account Of the Treatment Of Gragrenous Sore
rhroat BY Albon G.. Smith, NJ. D. of Dam
VILE Ky. VI. Remarks on the Pathology and
Treatment of Intermittent Fever. By John
Bell, NJ. 2. VIZ Observations on PLlInon.
aIy Consumption. By Joseph Parrish NJ. d
Will On Anuerism and Inflammation of the Lar-
gcr Arteries BY b. II. Coates, NJ. d. one of the
Physicians to the Pennsylvania Hospital. TX Re-
marks on French Practice. BY Il. La Roche. M. D..
analytical Rerielrs.-X. De la Percussion Mcdi-
ate, ct DIES Sgnes Obtenus Pnide ce nouveau mo
yen d'exPloration, &c. Par p A. Piory, NJ. ID
Paris, 1923. XII. An account of some of the most
important diseases peculiar TO Women. BY Robert
Gooch, NJ. d. London, 1919. XII. Commentaries
on insanity. By George Man Burrows, NJ. d. Lon
don, 1929.
Biographical .NoHces-XlII Rapport Ia a 7 Ac-
ademie de Medicine, nom dc Ia Commission
chargee dcXsminoT les Documents dc N. Chervin,
EXamen Diet Principles de 7 Administration en- Ma
tcre Sanitaire. Par n. Chcrvin, d. Mp. Re
pOnsc au Discours dc NJ. lie DIR. Audouard. Par
n. CheryiD, D. NJ. y. | Ia Nulite dos Pfetcndus
Fats dc COnagion observes Barcelona en- I8sI.--
Par N. Chervin. y. NJ p. Reponse aux Allegations
de III. lie Or. GorSrdin, &c. Piss NJ Chervin, D.
Formation dcs Lazarets, &c. NV. Ricetcbe
Chimico Torapoutichc 81 Ia Radice di Pogala Viz
giniana, Di Giacomo Fochi.
Quarterly Summary ~ Medical Lnfcligenco--B9
articles.
Miscellaneous ayiici,s NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16
Dec 70

Trust Sale Of Real Property an Richmond.
Rf virtue ola deed Of trust, executed te us by Ro-
- bert Poore and Ann Il. his wife, and WIRE
CoUling, on the Goth day of November 1926 and of
record III the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
the city of Richmond, (tecorded therein the day after
rs date,} and for the purposes and objects therein
provided, will be sold TO the highest bidder at public
auction, for cash, on the premises OF Tuesday the
Goth day of December next, 1929 at i9 o'clock the
following propeTty:-One lot of ground on street .
on which Is q BIRCH tenement, used on the Goth Of
Nov. 1924 as the workshop of said Cowling in the
rear OF said Cowlings property at the cotner of j
and 18th streets, being 10 feet in front OF Y street
and running back IA feet, and bounded by street
the said COwling the west, and the said Poore on
The south and east. Also the lot adjoining the one
last mentioned. on the east side thereof, on which
81 ands wooden house used the work sIup of said
Poore known number -, in plan OF, Byrds ware
house, fronting % feet and running back 90 feet
Also email piece lot of ground lying between the
said last mentioaed LOT and street. being 20 feet
front on street, 10 connect and bring out the
said lot number 2 to street.-Also one other lot
or Peee OF ground on 18Th street au1 running west
to 18th street, % feet front on both 18th and 18Th
streets adjoining said PORES present residence and
lying between his said present residence and jacob
Cohen, and is part oftbe 30 feet Of ground on 18th
street, purchased by said Poore Of Jordan Fournoy
together with athc rights privileges, and nppurte-
nanccs belonging to the said several pieces of proper
ty.
The sale will commence at the hour mentioned. a,
the first named house tenement. Aud should the
day be too unlikely rainy for sale, il will take
place the FIRST fair day thereafter, the same hour
and place above provided for. the 2gtb December.
As trustees shall Of convey only the title
vested in u.s. though We believe the title perfectly
good
WIN. D, CLARKE,
L.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16
LEWIS. VERB Il co.

OtFRR ron SAFE,
100 Hhds Sugdr, ST. Croix, Porto Rico ard
$50 bags Coffee, Java, Lnsura, Porto Rico and
st. Domingo
40 hhcs West India Moinsscs, part primo
Ia boxes and 20 bbls loaf md lump sugur
hhds and 10 bbls rye wl>iskey
i4bbln Caruthcrs rectifed do
hid Jamaica
do St CroS SRJJN
% hhds and go bbls N England
pipes Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
casks Madeira
- do Sicily Madeira
do Lisbon
do Port ,,.,
do Tenerife WINES
do dry Malaga
95 DO sweet do
Canary and Muscat
90 1, tons bar IRON, American, English and swedes
Plating and hoop iron
Gust, shear, German, Gravity and blistcrcd steel
10 tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and bra1s
600 sacks Liverpool blownl
CD do ground alum SAL
Coppetas, alum, birthstone,
Saltpctre, madden, indigo
Ginger. pepper, pimcntO
Letter, writing md wrapping pau~.
WIRE stcrs, raisins, almonds, soap
Sperm and tallow candles
Gunpowder, imperial and black ten
tons patent shot, Dupont's gunp..der
Bar lead. bed cords and leading lines
Sowing and wrapping twRe, bottle corks
German sheeting md shirting, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread. cotton and wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
CUton bagging and bale rore
Is bales domestic sheetiGgs ard shir.nrs
l case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leather, upper do
$50 Spanish hides
~ bbs tanners oil
do linseed
so bbls vinegar
100 bbls mackerei, no. and 3
5000 lbs bacon
200 grindstones, Nova Scotia)
Clover seed, glass ware assorted, stonewafe
6 by8, by 10 g. Toby - window glass &c. &c.
II II. EUSTACE has inst received and ofFo-. e.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16
Richmond, Dec llth, 1929.

Vy virtue of a deed of trust executed 10 James
- Whltelaw and the subscriber, by Reuben Bur
ton, DECD, on the 18th day of August 1927 for the
purposes therein expressed, SHALL on the els, day
OF this month, sell 10 the tSus bidder, at the late
residence OF the said Reuben Burton, the following
Property-Allthe right, title and interest ofthe said
Burton in the Springfield CoalPi's being two-ffi hs
and the Land anDeKed-all tie right, title and in
lerest OF the said Burton, in the land formerly
belonging to Rcbecca Burton, now decd. being
about the same interest two fifihs-abont $50 acres
of Land, lying Chickshom1ny Swamp, being
the residue of what allotted To the SAID r Bur
ton on the division of larger tract of land belong
NC 10 his father Daniel Burton-aso the said r .
Buttons interest in the dover Slaves, now held b,
Mrs. Sarah Bhfthn, widow of Daniel B,rtai decd
also. the following Slaves; TO wit: HENRY Nelson
Adam. Dinuh and her two children Warwick aud
Sarah Ann girl and two small boys names not
mentioned; also mules, horses, Wagon, cart.
| head Of cattle gig and harness-and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture in possession OF
| the said Burton at the time of executing the said
deed-all the machinery and apparatus necessarily
used m digging and raising coal at the said SPRING
T.eid Coal-pts.
! And OH The 23d day of this mouth viii be sold or
the premises, lot Of Ground, with wooden IIous,
thereon, lying at Rockets. in the city of Richmond
occupied at the time the deed was executed by Mr.
Middleton-one third OF Il framed House and its on
closures, lying between the court honse of Henric
county and james river, built for reception of sIayes
! Terms made known on the day Of sale
| BEN. SHEPPARD.
| Dec 10 "a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16
MANAGERS, OFFICE.

TIME following are the drawn numbers in the
Il New York Lottery, Extra 10.
Z, So, 3, "a, IS, i9, 40, 10, 40.
I, J, So, the grand capital of seOOOo 10, 50, a.,
81 600 whole tickets, sent from the managers Office
TO a gentleman in Petersburg.
3, i8, TO- $500, I, 10, 80, $780, both whole tick
ets sold TO citizens of Richmond.
have told YOU before, stick to head quarters.
dccia YATES g. MINTYRE.
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