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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

WAS brought under the consideration OF the
House, when a long debate took place, In Inc
cosrse Of which. Mr.. Strong, Mr.. Buchanan;
Mr.. Dray;ou, Mr.. Ba,es, Of Missouri advoea>
ted and Mr.. Kremer, Mr.. Polk, and MIR, WICK
life, opposed the provisions 81 The bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Kremer, the ayes ana
noes were called for, and the result was as 'o''
lows:
Ayes ll3, Noes 70.
The bill authorizing a subscription on the
mart of the United States to the stock oil the
Washinp,on Turnpike Road Company, was
4 read a third time and passed, and sent to the
Senate for concurrence
4 The bill 10 continue the present mode oil sup
,lyipp the army, was next taken up. Mr. Dray-
ion moved Two amendments; the hrst proVld>
ing. that officers should be taken from the line
Of the Army, the seconl, that the Commissry
General should be invested with discreiiona-
ry power in making purchases. The House
adoeted the former proposition aud rejected
the latter; and the bill so amended was passed.
The act to amend lhe'Judicial System Of the
United States was read FIRST, second, and ON
account of its urgen, nature) third time, and
passed.
Mr.. Alexander presented representation Of
the Grand Jury OF the County Of Washington,
in The District Of Columbia, in relation 10 the
subject Of slavery as il now exists in the Dis
tricr Of Columbia. expressive Of their disap-
probation OF the interference Of cizizens Of
distant parts Of the country, unaffected by, and
unarquainted with the existing safe Of things
in the District, and demonstrating against any
measure tor the abolition Of slavery in the said
District, unless accompanied by measures for
the immediate removal 1T he emancipated
slaves Also, soliciting that measures may be
adopted to prevent tn further entry Of slaves
and free negroes as perm neni residents within
the District, and that provision be also made
to proven: purchasers Of slaves from adjuining
STATES making the cities Of the Dis,ric, depols
for their safe keeping.
Mr.. Alexander also presented another rep.
resenta,ion from the Grand Jury OF Washing
ton County, in relation TO the distinction made
BY the common law, as in force in said Dis
,ric', between property partaking Of the nature
Of freehold, and property merely personal, as
subjects Of felony.
Me-. Alexander also presented two present
ments OF the said Grand Jury, one sginst the
Draws Of the Washington Bridge as not being
sufficiently wide, The other against the iDcom-
pe ency OF the laws against gambling, and the
laxness and Insufficienoy Of their execution.
These several subjects were referred 10 the
Committee for the District Of Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
THOMAS King,
MER OHAET AILOR:


King street, betueen tie Franklin Huse and oily Hotel
V>AKES this method of returning his sincere thanks
l. to his friends and the public in general for past
favors, and continues to solicit the same for the ture
He has just received fresh supply Of F3LL GOODS.
He will be able to supply all orders in his line of blu.
sness the shortest notice, and on the most reasona.
BILE terms for cash He has on hand ali kinds of
READY MADE CLOTtilNG-coats, pantaoons and
vests; cravats sners and fashionable collars; ruf1ed
and plain shirts; general assortment Of gentlemen's
gloves, socks and stockings He has on hand an
assortment Of fashionable clots-biue, black, olive,
trab and steel mixed do; also cassimeres, blue,
black and fancy coors and good assortment Of sati-
netts; handsome assortment Of vesngs; tonet and
swansdown velvets and silks; also, good assortment
of bang and hunters cords, handsome assortment
of Tartan paids and blue and brown camblets an as
sortment Of fannels of different colors; handsome
assortment Of fashionable buttons gilt, plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttonS for gent!emens
Coats and fashionable black buttons; good assert
ment Of calicoes; ladies' mocklsons md childrens
gloves. Also agenersl assortment OF
LADIES & GENTLEMEN'S CLOAKS
Orders will be taken. which will be made up to any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices ~
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him win
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
SUPREME COURT u. S.
MONDAY, JANUARY 90.

The Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Present on yesterday.
No, % The Columbian Insurance Compa,
nv OF Alexandria, plaintiff in error, VS.. Joseph
w. Lawrence. The argumen, Of this cause
was continued by Mr. Writ for The dcfendan,
in error, and by Mr.. Jones for the plaintiff in
error.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
For Rent.

ssul The Wharf, Warehouse and Dwell
lings. on the Eastern Branch, the north end
yEf of Navy Yard Bridge, near the Navy Yard
.S4-as.ss Possession given Immediately. The above
is desirable stand for lumber and Wood.Yard the
property will be shewn by MIR. McGill on the premi-
ses, and terms made known by application 10 the sub
scriber JONATHAN PROUT,
Near the Navy-Yard, Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
Eriendship Fire CoMVaMY .

Extract frDm 7t Of the Corporation of 8erandria,
for The Erfinguishmentof Fire.
"sEc. T. IL anr person who shah he present any
fire stall neglect ur refuse 10 ODE, the d.
rection of my officer, who shall be appointed by any
Fire Company established, or which ms, DE here
after established knowing him to be an officer, such
person shall forfeit ahd pay the sun 81 five dollars.
provided the Of such officer shall hsv1 been first
published in one of the public papers"
A T meeting Of the Friendship Fire Company,
n held ~ The Town-Bal!, January 10Th 1929, the
following officers have been duly elected for the pre-.
sent year,
Commanders.
Charles Mcknight, ist. Charles Pascoe, Sd.
James Carson, I'd
Subordinate Direeiors.
James Douglass, william Gregory.
Regulators.
Thomas Z. Baird, James G.. Barry.
James Mcclure,
Trustees
John Longden, John Churchman.
John CohagaD,
James Douglass, Treasurer,
jan 2l-3t JAME8 CARSON, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
AUCTIONS
Marshal's Sale

WILL be sold on the premises for cash, on Thurs.
day the 10th day OF February next, at IL O'Clock,
one piece Or parcel of Land, nearly oil in timber,
containing about
Sixty Acres,
or SO much thereof will satisfy an execution in "a
vor of Philip Minor. for the use Of George Minor
and others, against Hugh w. Minor, situated and
being in the county Of Alexandra. about ten
miles from Alexandra and FIVE miles from George.
town, beginning and bounded as follows 80
At stake to John 4 somers' purchase of Smith III.
nor, which piece parcel of Land purchased BY
the sad Hugh W. Minor of Philip II. Minor, with
straight line from the stake to box oak and bounded
by the line Of Writings land, thence with Writings
line north until it corners at the said Hugh w. Minors
land, occupied by him, thence with parallel line
southwest course, to the line of the tract Of
land of the said H. w. Mnor. thence south to the be.
ginning. C. SCOTT, Deputy VI.
for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
PS. Should the purchaser fail to pay the purchase
money in ten days from day Of sale. the Land will be
resod and the first purchaser held responsible for any
deficiency that may arise in consequence Of the !se
cord sale.
jan 20-eots C. SCOTT, d.. n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
Trustees sale.

IrIStec SaIc.
DY virtue Of deed of trust from Moore Hoff to me.
Id bearing date the 5th day Of October, 1927, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Prince William. shall, on the first Monday
in February nsr being court day, before 'he ont
door of the Court House Of the said county, to
sale, by public auction, for ready money.
XIss TRACT OF LAND,
e99sya conveyed TO me by said deed, lying on the
SRha north side of the waters of Broad Run, con-
.<.1ASA tanning two hundred acres, more or less
As shall sell said land mereI, as trustee under said
deed, shall convey to the purchaser uch title only
is thereby vested in me-
dec SIS JAMES G. BRYCE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
DIED.,

DIED,
On Wednesday morning last, Mrs. ELIzABErH Ro-
sISsnN. consort Of the late Matthew Robin son Her
friends and acquaintance and those Of The family are
respectfully invited to- attend her funeral This orn.
ing at II O'clock, from her late residence on Prince
stree
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
A Card
IVyJLGHS DgN/EE .9fforo,,

WILLEaNS. Daniel, attorney at Lass;
WU.I. attend he Superior and Inferior Courts
w holden for the counties OF Loudon, fr;nc. Will
liam, Fauquier and Fairfax and the Superior Cou' "
Chancery for the Fredericksburg District. His Office
vt the Of Washington aud Fayette.s ets Fair
fax Court house. Virginia. dec 1-dzweo6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
j. II. WHITES

Lottery Office, Royal street.
or A few chance may yet be had in the n. York
Consolidated Lottery, No. ID,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
The drawing of which will be received to af-
ernoon. jan %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
Tract Repository

VINHE Managers Of the Female .4uritdry Tract So
l. eiety Of alerandro, give notice, that FOR the
venience Of Auxiliary Societies in this district of coun
try and of the public generally, they have establish
ed Depository under the charge of A. O. Douglass
on King. street, where complete assortment of the
american Tract societys publications will be kept or
hand, and may be had on the same terms from the
Parent Institution jan %
= Editors of the Fredericksburg, Leesburg, and
Warrenton papers will confer favor on the Society
by giving the above notice an is erton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
Delaware & South Carolina Lottery

Delaware & South Carolina Lottery,
Extra Glass No. 3, draws in Wilmington, Del this day,
22d January. Highest Prize $1,000. Tickets SIS,
halves 1 so, quarter IS cents.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. 49, to he drawn in the City of New.
York on Tuesday, the 9Th January. AZ numbers,
drawn ballots Capital Prize $4,000. Tickets S.;
halves so; quarters IS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Glass,
will be drawn in Washington City on Tuesday the Sd
February, 1929. 4S number lottery drawn ballots.
scheme-1 prize of $4,000, of S, GOO, of 1904,
Of 1000, sc. Tickets S., halves so; quarters %
For sale in variety of numbers at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
Prices # Produce in .1ierandrin yesterday.

New Orleans Sugar &Molasses
BY WIN D. NUrT-Ar PRIVATE SALE.
r HHDS. prime bright w. Molssses
= 20 bbls. New.Orleans ditto
New Orleans sugar in hhds. and barrels
ian %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27
CATALOGUE, NO. 4.



mus Letters; Juuins Identified n'i, -: u. ~
" hotd byron kelly's "Reminiscences 'a,',s
speeches; Memoirs Of Atkins; Memoirs Of o.,
EIlzaoeth; Cbateaubriands Recoflec;Sfs: sSr,,l,
History OF New England; Allison on Taste Beat
SSs Essays, Memoirs of Ann Loyen; BarrinRton's
ohetches OF ms own Times; Cobbet's Letters: COW.
@Is Private Correspondence; Z, ID. Clarkes Re.
ais' Lie OF r. Burke; Commentaries OH Classical
learning, by the Rev d. III, Urqnhar; Journey in
i m Morea, by Sir WIN. Cell; Congress of Vienna;
neinors OF heInb'e; British Resources; Barringto,
",iu ouhioy on the - Poles; Burn's Works shake
Speare; complete, IN one pocket yo.; Life of r" II
lee; history otIMexco; Hazards State Panors c,,
y,ets Theory Of the Earth Du Boss. RecnIlac,;ons.
tDSpaw on the Greeks; set of Weekly Rcg;s,ers,
DiDIn "reminiscences; DIpaty's Travels. JSravaiS
y, Europe and Africa, by M. Nj. Noah; Biogranb;o
Dfama'ca, or Companion to the Plavbonse H.
i1Ty Of JaGobInlsm' History fCh Life of Jackson:
;fo nc lIsuIrecdioni Memoirs of Sir ]. Reynolds
LIE OF Frederick Reynolds; Female Diopt,nby. ITnh
nons,s Letters American Letters from :Switaerlona
ana naly; Diplomacy Ofthe T.. S. y-ssit. Iet,ers.
select British Poets, from Chaucer to the nyeeon,
me- Tor sale low at the Book and Stationery Storr
- r. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27
Gordonsville for Sale

'ENHE subscriber offers FOR sale his ,r.ror, =. r.,
Land aonsve, IN Orange county, with $50 acres Of
the city of Richmond II" sNfGahSnge for property in
the foot of the Southwest Mountains a miles from
the University of Virginia, so from Fredericksburg
30 from Harrlsonburg, and 30 miles 'front.' bis Place
The stages from Charlottesville to Fredericksburg
pass three time week, and since tile late
meni OF the mails between Stanton aud Guvaudott
the number of passengers has greatly increased The
mail stage from Richmond 20 Harrisonbrrg passes
twice week. For terms and farther particulars
apply to the subscriber. JOHN y. GORDON.
Richmond oath Sop, ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27

hOVE'S EDITIONS of English Cl tsscs COM
- prislng generally several publications IN one vo
4ume, Illustrated with steel plate engrayings
Millions Poetical Works, compile, IN vol.
1he Castle OF Otrunto and Old English Baron, i'm
l volume
Byrons Don Juan, English Bnrls, Scotch Review
ers, Hours of ldeness, The Waltz aud all his
other minor Poems, 1 volume
Gford's Buviad aud Maeviad, Pasquin v Faul-
der, and English Bards aud Scotch Reviewers,
volume
Walton & Cotton's Anglers Guide, vol.
Sorrows of Werter, Yorick to Eliza and Sternc :;
Sentimental. Journey, in vol.
Paley's Sermons. in vol.
Adventures of Tecmachus IN | VOL
Ovids Epistle, Art OF Love Remedy Of Love, Art
OF Beauty and Amours, in vol.
Deolmc on the Constitution of ENGLAND
Ovlds MeamorphoSes
Joseph Andrews aud ms freud Mr.. Adams, vol.
The Old Manor House
Hervey's Medltntions. in vol
Mary Wortley Montagues Works, in l vol
Robinson Crusoe
Theodosus and COnstantia and Sovrnau and AL
mena, vol.
IIoole's Tasso in vol.
Lcland's Dcmosthenrs
The Three Tours of Doctor Syntax, in vols. with
several hundred coloured enrrav Wings
The Dccameron of Boccaccio, in i vols. includinu
all the suppressed novels
Sherlock and Dodd on DEATH and Job Orion ON
Eternity, in | vol
Bunyan's Grace Astounding Hearts Ease Heart in
Trouble, World TO Come. and Barren Fig lice,
IN ! vol.
Gays Fables and Poems, Cotton's Visions, and
Moore's Fables, vol
GoidsmIths Citizen of,he World i'll l. VOL
Ossian's Poems in vol.
Chapone's Letters, Gregory's Legacy, and Lady
Penningtons Advice, in | vol.
Blair's Grave. Gray's Elegy, Portens on Death
and Dpdd's Prison Thoughts in ! vol.
Travels of the immoi tai Baron Munchausen, vol.
Scott's Force of Truth, Growth in Grace, Re-
pentance
Election, and Final Perseverance, in / vol.
Mason on SefKnowledge Melrnolhs Great ImpoI-
lance, and DOdslcy's Economy of Human Life
in vol.
Morse's Sacred Dramas, Search after Happiness
and OF her Poems. IN vol.
Paul and Virginia Elizabeth and the Indian Cot
tage, vol Just received, and for sole by
nov e7 J. III NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27
To The Members If tie Legislature.
ZaNRuLN ,rniefl for tho friendly and iherr mt 70

To The Members # tie Legislature.
TaNRULr grateful for tho friendly and iiber, patron
n age which have heretofore recei, ed from the
meinne 81. the l. Eirl"tUTe, beg leave most re-
prepared and most happy accommodate itom l3 10
"a of them with board &c. the ensuing ssion aud
pledge myself to spare no exertlon to render thoir
accommodations comfortable as possible.
am induced to give this notice thus ea5y, from
suspicion that many of my old customers. in III,
country, under the imp csSion that Eshan not be-
able to accommodate them, owing le unusual nor
ton Of business which nave been faroured with
since the meeting of the Convention. | therefore
request of those members, disposed to patrouise me-
and Of my country friends generally. to call at the
OW Bell first, before they make any arrangements
for board elsewhere.
nav 20-fSi MAURICE PRIMROSE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27
ASSEMBLY BILLS.

NIX. BOSSi EUN respectfully informs tt. ladies and
4tA gentlemen ri Richmond Manchester and their vnis
that the building he contemplated enecug for purpose u
giving ms oi!un Parties, in OF rapid posiess
and That me VIII spare neither expense or trouble 10 having II
het the style for their comfort and
s." as To merit be anticipates He pro
poses giving hve parties by subscription for The at
To accomplish whch, list of subscription deposited with
.Nr N:n Robertson \ slIbscupIon list : also left al Mir
Nashs Book store As sufficient subcti.
bed meeting Will take place, when they will appoint their
own managers
In the time, Mr. g. has opened school over Mr.
Icuos Confectionery Store Days tuition NedUesdavs
and Saturdays at ocl"ckin the afternoon orlaies and Al
IN the evening for gentlemen.
ulyo 5-POdSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27
MAURICE PRIMROSE.
Sh 'ckoe Hill Academy,
AND
GYMNASIUM.


FHNlIE subscriber has the pleasure of anuouncin, 10
4 The public that Mr.. Oliver p. Hubbard from
Yale College "a young gentleman highly recon-
mendcd BY The President and Professors of that Co
lege both for moral qualifications and literary nj
taIumcp's has Just entered on the discharge Of his
duties, the Teacher Of the Cyanasc Ere, cises in
his institution.
Mr.. II. will also assist in the Greek Latin and
English languages.
Mr. Barrett, of King William, will continue to give
instruction in the Latin and English department
Mr.. Bernard will, in future, devote his undivided
time TO the French, Spanish and Italian languages,
and the Mathematics.
+ Besides experimenting the general concerns of
the school, the Principal will devote his special al
tentlon to the Classical, Philosophical and English
departments.
by this arrangement it will be seem that the con-
slant and exclusive instructions Of four Tutors are
directed IN such manner, that every branch of cd
ucaon and every scholar, canho fail to receive the
most faithful care.
II deemed unnecessary specify the superior To-
cal situation and internal accommodations of this In
stltuiion Occupying, as it does, one Vfthe highest
and most healthful sites IN Richmond, IN the centre
Of n most respectable neighborhood, and embracing
a large, beautiful and comnodious bHding for study
aud recitation and very extensive and well enclosed
lot, in which the scholars will pursue their various
Gymnastic sports aud recrcatons, under the imme
date supcrinienIcpce of their instructors, must
bf, with regard to locality, all that be desired.
Pupils can be accOmmoda cd with board in the
family of the subscriber, on the following very low
tlIIl5 lihtluI pupiiS ~ - years ulueI' CluOf
over ~, $50 per annum. A few mU,e day scholars
can likewise be received.
zee. OLIVER a. SHAW.
Principal.
- Mr.. Hubbard desires 10 sugcin the following
testimonial from President Day OF Yale College:
Mr.. Oliver p. Hubbard, who has completeda reg
uar course ct education in this Coll pc has tanned
white here. fair character, and highly respectable
standing IN literary attaiOmonts II Is believed that
ne rs qualified 90 give intrUc ion, in the various bun
chcs taught IN our higher schools and academies
JEREMIAH DAY,
Presdsn, of Yale College
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27
- ssrf5@W gIvm.
THIS Der.
NV O rTS, DFFNIDls & Cn
CIT ~ JGS,, loo

: CUT GL.iSS -. IRE. Ut
b. On FRIDAY, the g7L'-i ifsc--,, al n otlrk vr
eeco,, 70 or sore without, rrscryei an liivoire of
rio 40 ~ Gloss Ware. Just r. ceivcd direct n, ~,
f,, bo,S Gtory--con listing Of pitchers c,lers
y,,s dishes, bui-rr cups. decahters n.uJlcrs
s,snJs 'oHades' cordials, claret glasses. yair and
me- a ~ %c.-rnos'ly new and bsaurir,I ng,,cy.
INV, .. ID & Co Aucts.
On wF6 ny GooDS,AT AUCTION.
nil "51pNhopAi next, tlc 2nd I.e.,,te, =, -, .,
GOODS ysbrb @ aue'on Rooms, about so packages of DRY
,h raeke's' comprising veTy valuable v We
49, arc LONDON caSssInercs, assorted colours -,
s' "'.nni'ig do scarlet flannel gr-en halze TsT,a o
1;,h idhcy prints, cotton bandsnnoes, silk do rsh
en-nS irish linens damasks lawns Italian car. It
e su.n oooA musIns jaconet do, "a and eamhr,c -
'"ess' oo'nbsznes black wors,edhoss banpup rorJ &c
, ALSO. -,
~ bales Ga brown sheetnes
--- ~ lNo~-I 10 do
." SaSes pieached sheetings and shir;ius,
-, oales cotton osnabuTgs
40 do 81 shir,rys
cases coat nd vest butroos
do apron check.
- do risds
nov s y al sale O D. & co. Au,,A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27
MAaI1vE: az EWs.

NORFOLK, NV. ~ Ard sohr William Dawson ClaIk
I'm Hiehnmhi, hound to Pensacola.
The brig Ajax, Abee fn Hampton Roads, arrived a, Hsve
previous To 18th
The ship james Croppe Carey. sail from Liverpool
18th Oct for Hampton Roads
Beacon OEprL News ROOM }
- Norfolk, Nov. 25-9 A. NJ
Inc bfgs Apthnp, Lord, I'm Alexandria St. Thomas
and SUPERIOR Boyd TN Baltimore, for Havana to sea
Yesterday
BALTIMORE. Nov y. CID ship lze,,e shackford, City
Point. -
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Cld, brig islcy. Mitchell Rich
nond; schr Exit Howell do, sloop Fame htv do
Arrt schIs James Fisher AgeuOra, Peafcu Valiant Tnnn
Richmond Packet, knapp and Valiant s,nnh son Rich
nond - " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-27

GROCERIES. &C.
-" Ga OhDAY, the 18th instant az half ms,
Iihds prime 81: SioIe- '
20 do w. / moasses
tVp boxes brown soap
100 90 candles
ICo rtams wrapping paper
20 casks cheese
hiIds Antigua
llals, shoes and glassware
M'scaiel and bloom rasins
ider, vinegar and corGiais
An assortment OF chairs
2ojO pounds cation yarn
: 10 bales shifting
Mackerel, &C.
nov - d. y. IL Co. Auets.
Sale OF GL.9SS JY.4RE
On WEDNESDAY next the I'd Decembe, ~
half past 10 o'clock, we shall sell at our A1cti~n.
Store, about
One Hundred Packages Glass Ware.
Just arrived from the manufacture c,annr;sir,,
m assortment of Decanters, Salts Dishes TuInb,ers
Wines, &c. A'so, some Elegant Cut Class
IOy - ID. 4 & Co. Aucts.
Trust Sole Of Real Properly IN Richmond
virtue OF deed of trust, executed to us bv Ro
- bert Poore and Anu r. his wife and WIN,
Covliug. on the Goth day of November 1894 and of
record 40 .he Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
ih' cty "i kicnmond ecorded therein tie day after
us ua,e' anu Tor Inc purposes and objects therein
provided VII! he sold u tie highest bidder at publ
auction, for cash. On tho premises, on Tuesday the
I'm day ~ december next, 1929, at.2 O'clock ii
following propnrty:-One lot of ground en- Z street-
81 which Is briLS tenement. used On the 9f,b NJ
Now 1924 as the workshop >: SAID Cowiing in the,
T OF SAID Cowlings property az tie corner of II
ana ISth sir"etS hing 20 Sos '--.ai IN, u stracr
and -Inp.~g back f-ot, and souGdsd - = 800;
tie said COwhng ,he west, and the sd Po, "a on
the sotth and east. Also the lot z,loi,ing the or,
last mentioned, lie east side thereof on Which,
stands wooden house used the workshop OF sail
Puore known nunIber -. ina plan OF T. ri wiec
/ h. Use fronting % sect aid running back 80 feet
Aso, small piece or lot of ground y ing bets cen TIM
said lat mentioned lot and street. being 90 feet
front on street, TO connect ana bring out the
said lot number 10 to strcet.-Also one other lot
or piece OF ground 18th street and running west
to l'th street, 20 feet front both 18th and 18Th
streets adjoining said PORES present residence and
Ang between ms said present residence and jacob,
Cohen, and is part offhe 90 feet of ground on 1871
street purchased by said Poore of Jordan Flourpov
together with all the tights, privileges, nd appurtS
y. - -
The sale will commence at the hour mentioned. #
the hrst named house or tenement. And should the
day be too unlikely or rainy for sale il will take
place the first fair day thel eater at the same b,
and place above provided fof, the Goth December
As trust, we shall of course convey only the tt,l
vested In us though believe the title perfcctI,,
; good.
v NJ. Z. CLARKE.
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