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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27

'Auti-Jackson Convention. though / had the
honor, in very good company OF being pat 10 the
ban and ana,hema Of THAT angus assembly; and
when. to their very great surprise aud alarm,
we returned their FIRE: they scattered like a
Aock Of wild geese.
Mr.. Chairman, the wisest thing ,his-body
cnuld do, would be 20 re urn 10 he people from
whom they came re intecfa. am ,.,v willing
to lend my aid 10 any very small AID moderate
reforms, which lean br made 10 believe iha,
this our ancien, government requires. But far
better would il be thai they we'r never made
and that our Constitute rem ,inrd unchsuge.
able like hat Of Lycurgus, than that we should
break in upon h- main pillars Of the edi6ce.
Sir, | have exhausted myself, and gired YOU.
! am physically unable TO recalls or TO express
The few thoughts brought wi h me 10 this as
sembly. Sir, that great master Of The human
heart who seemed TO know j., as well as If he
had made i'll mean Shak. speare when he
brings before our eyes an old and feeble moi,
arch, not only deserted, but oppressed by his
own pampered ana ungra,cfal offspring. drs-
cribes him as finding sclace and suecour only
10 his discarded and Gisinheried child. If tbs,
our venerable pa ent, must perish deal III. blow
who will, II shall never be given BY my hand.
will aver, i, il | can, and it cannot, in he
sincerity Of my heart, declare am ready 10
perish with it. Ye, as the gentleman from
Spots,lvania says, am no candidate for mar
ryrdom. am TOO old man TO remove: my
associations, my habits, aud nv property, nail
me TO the Commonwealth. But were Ia young
man, would, in case this mons'rous tyranny
shall be imposed upon US. do what few years
ago, IshouId have though, paricidal. would
withdraw from your jurisdiction. would not
live under King numbers. would moi be his
sIeward--nor make him my task master
would obey the principle Of self preseIva ion,
principle we find even in the brute creation,
in flying from his mischief
Gentlemen seem TO press the ques'ion-l"' ii
for me-, be takcn--I, was only bee au,e felt
unwilling u delay the Commute TO another
week, hat Iha,e been induced now to address
th"m under cvery disadvantage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
ENucatiON.

TIVE subscriber, graduate of Yale College, aud
L possessing very ,spee'able reco1nmsn'arlons Is
some family residing in Baltimore. Washington, or
Alexandra, or within fifty miles of either Of those CT
ties, or he uoud be glad to instruct the ch.renoi
few families being contiguous TO each other lie has
,.,or and has been very successful in teaching his
pupis to read with propriey and elegance He saso
we'll acquainted with the Rev ir osborn's new me-
thod of teaching the Latin and Greek LANGUAGES
Letters may be directed 70 him at South Fight street
No g. Phadelphia, care CT Geo. badger, Esq
80 oe3. HRENEZER GRAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

The packet ship York, Capt. De Cost, has
arrived at New York from Liverpool, having
sailed OH the evening of the Gath ult. and
bringing London papers to the 90 inclusive.
The American Minister had another con-
ference with the Earl of Aberdeen on the 2lst
of October
An express arrived in London, from Lis
bon, on the 2od bringing letters of the 10th,
announcing as inevitable the failure of the
Bank in that capital. Such an event it is said,
has heen long expected in London.
: Letters from Egypt state, that misunder-
standing, almost amounting TO an open rup-
ture, had lately taken place between the Pacha
of that country and the Sultan. Prepare
tons for defence were being made in every
part of Egypt, but it is evident. that at this
moment, the Sultan is completely incapacita-
ted from carrying on ho,tilitics against any
one.
By accounts from Targicrs, the Austrian
squadron still continued its hostilites against
the Government Of Morocco, and various a.
tcmpts had been made along the coast, which,
however, had heen frustrated by the vigilance
Of the Nloors.
Lo~DoN, OcToBER 80
+, By the Corn averages published yesterday
the duty on wheat has again advanced Is. per
quarter. The duty on foreign wheat being
at present 25s. Sd per quarter. There is
also an advance of the duty on foreign barley,
which is Is. Sd higher than last weeks aver
ages.
Orders were yesterday transmitted from
the Admiralty to Portsmouth, directing his
NIaiesty's ship the Briton, Capt. the Hon. -
Gorden, to proceed forthwith to Terceira
and Madeira, thereto report the feelings ofthe
pop-lation regarding their political situation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
New Factory.

VVvHOMAs KEII. & Go. have commenced the Wa-
nutac,uring Of Copper, Tin, Lead, and Sheet Iron,
and purpose keeping on hand constant and general
supply Of articles III the ADORE nc IN Their several va
ri.tie. Ako, Brazngs and Sheet.ng Copper. Tin
plate and Wire All orders in t;ir line will be CRATE
fully received and attended TO with neatness and
promptitude, which we earnestly solicit generous
public will give us the privilege of testing at our Fac
tory lower end Of King street, opposite the Custom;
House. where the highest price, in cash barter, will
be given for old copper, brass, pewter, and lead.
CT Best Winterstraned Lamp Oil for sale,
nov 27--coN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27

The Convention was occupied all day on
Monday in considering the Right of Suffrage.
Various propositions were submitted, and re-
jeeted. What will be finally adopted, we
cannot conjecture.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
sAsEg Elk AAaT.D@tA, o. o.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ". 1929.

The length Of MIR. Randolph's speech ex-
cludes several miscellaneous articles prepared
for this mornings Gazette. 1t will doubtless,
however, be more gratifying than any thing
else we could present to our readers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27

CHARITY SERMON. -Ihe Annual Anniver
sar, Sermon on behalf of the st. Andrews Society,"
for the poor of the Town ndiscri7natry, will be deli
vered in the First Presbyteran Church next Sabbath
Evening, b, the Rev. ELIAS HARRIsoN.
nov ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27

BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

TO- MORRD ~ EVENING, at 8 O'Clock,
.iLL be sold at the Auction Store corner OF Prince
w and Union Streets without reserve,
A Small Lot If Donestics,
BY way Of trial Of The Market-eonsisting Of
bale twilIed domestic kerseys
do do Enseys
do do plain do
! do do 4 brown sheetinps
Case steel mkt casslnrtts
100 bundles Cotton Yarn Of good quality
nov z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
New l.Ock Establishment.
OpD0sife Nr J0ln W. M ssie's HurdDqrs
- S,ors R,oo NJrS,f

Store, King Street.
VVIUJIiM JACKSO., Lock, White, and Gun.
w smith, from birmingham. England.) begs leave
most respectfully inform the inhabitants It Alexan-
ra and lis vicinity. that he has taken the shove pre-.
nses where he intends manufacture locks and keys
of every description, and having served regular ap-
preuceshp TO the above business, he hopes by strict
attention and modelate charges, to merit u share Of
their support.
NIB Old locks cleaned, repaired, and fitted with
keys great variety Of second hand locks constantly
on sale Guns and pistols carefully repaired Printers
composing sticks made, watchmsker vices re.cut.--
The umos, value given for old locks. keys. Old IRON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
Bank stock for Sale

nNE Tbovssnd Dollars worth of Stock in the BE.
chan;c,' Bank, and One Thousand Dollars worth
in tn. Farmers Bank OF Aiexan IRA, for sale l"9ure
-. m':. os:.. nov 25-eo7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
For freight.
To Ne.Mt,

The commodnUs Two Story Brick
&TrE House auf Store now occupied BY MIR. Ching,
~ upper end of King street having smoke
[E house and every other convenience TO MAKE
!, .confnr,hIe residence The rent will be low to
good tenant. Applyto
nov q }. J. ppp"l-As-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
Printing Materials fur Sale.

IN ~ subscriber wirhcs to sppse If quantity Of
l. Printing Materials. perf c,I new. cp',is'i"g 4
III f,Ilowing ioun,s: Breuier Long Primer, EngfsA
G Primer, d E.gE1 Canon lines P'ea lines do.
antique and several ,ns' touns OF orname ntai let.
ter, with all necessary ARTICLES for publishing News
paper and jon Office Also a good second hand ~
per Royal Manage Press The above articles were
purchased for the purpose OF printing paper in this
town, which was subsequently, abandoned Tho.s
in want OF establishment OF the abov' description.
should make early application, as the, will be sold Q
great bargain. Z. W. FtLEiI.
nov 90 eO0t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.

u HCONSC "1I r.
ON SATURDAY, at II o'eisek, A. NJ
At the Auction Store. corner of Prince st. Asaph ss
II Tarie y Of Household Furniture.
Also. GLAss>W ARr. in great variety.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

Schooner Vulant for Sale.
UY virtue Of deed of trust, Of record in the county
- ct Aexandria from John Cooke to the subscriber
for the bene6, of Hanson Simpson, Josiah u Davis,
Richard Rock, George a. Smoot, and stephen shinn.
i'll be exposed at public sale, for ready money At ia.
vs's Wharf in the Town of Alexandria on Ejidav fls
eth inscant, at half past 8 o'clock.
kEE THE SCHOONER VUL-ANT
8SR 18th her tackle and apparel She was Tho
roug " repaired in The course OF last summer, AMI n
is in excellent order.
BENJAMIN T. FENDAIL,
nov IL Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27
'IHEAIRE.{ 11 1Szs:
Time Of opening the doors, altered to 9
o'clock, and begin at 7 o'clock.
MISS LA FPS BENEFIT,

On Which occasion she wH appeur in 10 CAnactsrs!u
ONS. 4TURD.4YEpENihG NOT 20,
u ~ he acted
l2 PRECISELY;
On, II Night at Douer.
With tn songs, All the blue bonne,s' e label
Brass Mr. Kinloch
Amelia, and four other Characters Miss Lane.
After which,
OLD & YOUNG.
Old Wilton Mr Krnloeh
Peggy Mrs Knloch
With the sohg, q should very much Iik. to know {"
The Four Mowbraysby Miss are
To which will be added scene from the
ROAD TO RUIN.
sophia. with the song "fa not in love" Mrs Kinloeh
Goidhnch Miss Lane
In the course of the evening.
THE FOLLOWING SONGS, &c.
The smile of contenment." adapted to the popular
scotch air
"Knioch Of Kialoek" by Mrs Kinloch.
Comic Duct" h, little farm We keep"
" Charlie is my darliug," Mrs. Kinloch
The whole to conclude by desirc) with the popular
Negro Extravaganza in character. by MIR kiniOch,
called the
COAL BLACK ROSE.
Is cents; Pit, 50 Gallery IS. An efficient police en-.
gagged. FIRES to render the temperature comfortable.
Tickets TO be had q, Mr. Claggets, MIR Newtons, and
at the Theatre. nov rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27

Trustees Sale.
DYvrtue of lecree the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry for the Fredericksburg District will offer
for sale, before the from, door nf the hrusr Of
Prince William County, on The fraf day Of January
Court merit,
.z.%s A gR1CT OF LIND,
';ysHs situated on Broad Kun, in the sa,d county,
HG-S supposed to contain four hundred acres. on
.s.s2sssS which, John Maddox. at present resides;
which WAS conveyed TO me, in trust, by John MaGdox
and Ann his wife, debt due to John Browns
administrators
Terms Of Nale-One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, other third in twelve months from
the day of sale, and the remaining third in years az
ter said sales the two last payments To be secured by
bonds, with good security and deed oftrust upon the
land. Selling Trustee, shall convey such title only
as is vested in me 10y sud trust deed.
N. b SINCLAIR,
oct 24-tlts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27

On trhies occasion she DiH Gppear in 10 CAaaee,s!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-27

The whole to conclude tby desirc) with the popular
Negro Extravaganza in character. by MIR kinloch,
called the
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-28
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1872

and walked towards the battle ground where the noise
always the most regular and the most distinct
He then sat down the long mound beneath whose
grassy bosom the sleeping warriors lay and opened the
book-and the first words upon which his eye rested
these, I" Can these dry bones live" He no
more, for supernatural impression rested on his
mind that the unearthly sounds he mad heard were in
some way connected with the bones which scat
tered about, in different places on his farm lie went
home calm and collected, and the very next morning
assembled his sons and made the most careful search
for every human bone, which they decenty Inferred
and were more disturbed by any mysterious
turnal sounds. GUlLFoRD.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-28
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
SUPERSTITION.


There is assuredly mixture of superstition in the
following relation, and yet it firmly credited in
the neighborIood where it occurred, as any c{ the
scenes in connexon with the American Revolution
NV uncle possessed farm on the bank OF a river Gel
ebrated in our annals for being very often the theatre
of war; he was pious, inofensive man, wishing well
to the cause of his country, but unwilling to inlure
any of his fellow creatures, and the many bloody
scenes he was compelled to witness, made deep and
unpleasant impressions on his mind long after the
country settled into peace. With the usual gar
rity of age he would often entertain the listening
domestic circle with what 10 us seemed the tales of
other times; one Of which was particularly interest
ing to me, as partaking largely of the marvel
lou than the rest. in certain field of his, there had
been hard fought battle between the Americans on
the one side, and the English and Iiessians on the
the other, in which a considerable number of both
slain, and the peaceful mansion of my uncle,
converted into an hospital for the time being Here
many poor fellow yielded up the ghost and an open
trench was filed with the bodies Of friend and foe in
dlscrinintely. There yet remained some who had
fallen in the action, that even these rough rites of
pulure not attended to, and consequently their
bones left to ~hiten in the sun. Years rolled
were aroused from slumber by loud and repeated
Knocking apparently at distance from the house,
the male part of the little community soon in
notion and sailed forth in body to discover the
Cause Of alarm. They searched in vain, for although
every one heard the noise distinctly yet could
discover whence it proceeded 1t ceased and they
tired to bed quite in uncertainty. The next night, and
ule next for many successive nights, the very same
dull heavy knocking commenced at the midnight hour
as If the blows were made at regular intervals with
wooden mallet hollow log. This became the
common topic of conversation in the adjacent village
and neighboring farmhouses, and many resolute men
repaired there to assist my good old uncle in eucida
uhg the cause of this mysterious and nocturnal dis
Wrbance. The gossips of the country declared the
place was haunted by Hessians, and not hireling of
any description would remain on the premises. This
state OF things not to be borne and one dreary
night the old gentleman resolved to watch alone, and
as he expressed it, take his life in his hand, and do
whatever might appear to him right With this view
ne sat up and piousy read in his bible till the clock
struck twelve, and the solemn knocking commenced.
lie took the volume he was reading, and lantern,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-28

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning, by A. & Wilson, No lo5, Market Street, at
Two Dollars per annum If paid in Advance otherwise, Two
Dollars and Fifty Gents.
Haadbis Cards. Blanks Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general with and despatch, and at mode
rate prices at the Office of the Register.
Nc Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-28
From the Amulet for 1929.
THE FISHERMAN.

1t was calm evening ever came from IIea-
ven,the sky and the earth tranquil, as if no
storm from the one had ever disturbed the repose of
the other and the ocean--that great highway OF
the world-lay gentle if its bosom had never be-
trayed,--as if no traveller had ever sunk to death in
its embrace. The sun had gone down, and the pen
siye twilight would have reg ned nature, but for
the moon which rose in full orbed beauty the queen
OF an mitabe world, to smile upon the goody things
OF ours and to give radiance and glory to all she
shone upon. 1t an hour and that led the
soul to the contemplation of Him vino ceases to
watch tire works he has made and whose protect
ing displays itself alike upon the solid land and
the trackless wastes of the deceitul sea.
On the western coast of the county of Devon which
has been termed. and, it may be added, Justly, the
garden Of England" upon such evening group
had assembled around of the fishermen cottages
The habitaton built in the style of olden time,
when comfort the principal object of the projcc-
tor. At either side of tile door scattered the
lines and nets ard baskets that beokened the calling
of the owner, and the fisherman taking bis fare
well for the night, Of his happy loving family, who
were bidding him "God speed his voyage. A
fine old man was leaning his arms on the railing, and
talking TO interesting girl whose hand lay upon TIC
shoulder of younger sister. The stout fisherman,
dressed in bis rough ern and large boots that reach
ed far above the knees, in the act of kissing lit
tie cherub who seemed half terrified at being elevated
high the fathers lips; while the wife and MOTHER
with her infant nursing on her lap, was looking
iously upon her husband she breathed the parting
blessing, and the prayer for his safe return. little
boy the miniature of his father in countenance and in
dress, bearing huge boat cloak his shoulders,
and the lantern that to give light when tile moon
departed, completed the group-if we except noble
Newfoundland dog, some steps in advance of the par
ty watching for the nod to command his march to
kind of pier where the fisherman and his boy were to
embark g Good luck good luck'' exclaimed the
old man; good luck, and safe home again, John
ye want more but Gods blessing, and that ye may
have for asking but We may well take mine too,-
God bless ye, and good by to ye.''
The blessing heartily echoed by his kind part
and his children and whistling as he went, with
his boat hook his shoulder, his dog Neptune before
and his boy following, he trudged along to the beach,
With the earliest dawn of morning the fisherman's
family were asr the elder girl was busily arranging
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-06
Feb. 9.

u ucs irld IN thc clc Office m tic coJr, NJ the United
Stae' he bib orcut and eastern disuct Of Virginia, IN
tic month Of Feb 1919 James Thompson and Richard Nut
awd John Heuaun executors n approximations Tuherlakc
deceased pits against Peter Murdoch and John Hamilton sur
wing parineu Of William Cunningham Co dcfts-lN cH,y-
CgHV.
The defendants not having entered their arpcaance and
gwen security according a rule Of the court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that thew uLa btants Of tine
State ofVguiaOn the motion Of tie plaintiffs coun-
act Is ordered that the aid defendants appear before tho said
coWi the city Of Richmond tive first day Of the tc
ADD answer the plaintiffs hill and that copy Of this rule Nv forth
With inserted in newspaper published in the City Of Rich
Tnond for two months succcsvy aud posted the front door
OF The capitol in the said civ
AcoP Tcstc Rn fEFFRIEs CK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-06

NOIiCE.-Fhe undersigned, Trustees of Amber.
- son a WOOdson and Anderson w oUdsOn and
BiSgers respectfully inform such Of tie creditors Of
thos firms may bolong TO the first class that they
PROPOSE making dividend on The 2Oth March Hcxt.
~ he creditors alluded to thus designated IN the
y ed -" FiTd, to p1y all moneys deposited viii,
ether ofhc said partnerships TO the of others than
ileins Ives borrowed and the N Jncv proceeds of
consi0nmcnts made to tho said Anderson, w oodson a.
Diggcfs, factors, o,nang in their hands 0ri pass
without preference Of oI2 over the other Creditors
Of This description viii therefore present hcr claims
on or before the 10th day Of March next in order that
tue amount may be ascurtanod prior 10 the period
VIM the dividend shall be made.
JOHN GARTH, } a.,
JOSIAH LEAKE,S i'uS'cos
Feb. 9. Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-06
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or iICHMoND, FEE. i;
SAILED.

SAILED,
Scr Only Daughter, Brady, for Boston, flour and bran
scar MaEy Ellen, Smith, for Baltimore, coal
Schr Ariel, Foxwel, and schr Twins for Yorktown.
SJpp Constitution Morton, for New York coal.
Schr President ly.e for Alexandria, coal, AID cir Nayo
FIR York river.
NORFOLK Feb. 3.-Arrved brig Olive Branch. Munro
New Orleans, Is days
schr Agcnoss Becell New York days.
The ship Amiata, Carey, for Charleston, has gone 10
Sni'h for Boston; Atlantic, Kirby for Salem; Panc Colo,
Tor New lork Eliza Richmond, ana Aneryl Mister Bal.
NEw YORK, Feb. arrived, ship Henry 4thl
Poll, from Havre, (sailcd Dec. 26th) Left shrs o-
cart, Berry OF Boston, uncer; Hclvitus, Taylor, OF
Philad do; Thomas Dickson, Anthony, OF n. Bed
ford for Mobile, 25tl Clcmats, Low, Of and for
Bos u, ist FS5.; on QuiXliie, Wthall, OF and for
~. York, LIST Ian; Rosana, Thomas, oF and for Bos-
fon, do; Superb, of Philad. for Lisbon 2jth Dec:
barque Phietus, Merrill, Of New YORK, Tor New
Orleans goth Dec; brig Union, Smith, of kcnnc-
10 sail this day; slip Jhsmes, OF Phlad; France.
Fink Of and for y. York; London Packet Robi son,
t7r I.opdon-ln sight ships Alciope, White, of New
buryport, from Norfolk: Wade, Doakc, OF Boston,
from Savannah-arr. slip SGliy, Macy, 2l,l, in -
Jnys, eHand from y. Yorl-ExpcriencC,, rcry suvcrc
weather on the passage, considerable damage done
10 sails, rigging, &c.-Edward Qucsnrl Hawkins
Hence 22d Dec. 28th, lat. 7, Al long. 10, % spoke
ship Edward Bonafe Hathaway, hence for Havre
Below snip, supposed to be the France. Also,
n brig.
Sailed, ships Columbia, Deano, London; William
Thompson. Maxwell, Liverpool; Montana, Bukups
and Chnrlemagne, Robinson, lIavre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-06
sIARWoOD SCIIOOL.-

8 ATWOOD SClIOOb.-iits ccIU.. vii tcrn.iair
Ell the l2th Of December, and the ensuing
year the 18th of January The instruction will include
Reading, Pemnansp Arithmetic, Practical Mathematics e-
osrnphy, Bellies Lccs Moral Philosophy History Collrsi
ten, and the English and Latin Languages TIE :cr for
hoard, tuition, washing and lodging during chola year
OF ten noatts, VIII ba Sl1j 800 If the student tji- g
ing All students WI nc charged from their coumcn.c i to
tie 10Th OF December, winch time tie scholastic yi.
end have el loyet Lain teacher, and ii ny Ia. nee
shoult JUSTLY L. sidl! nicavour obtain the aid Of w ne.
sent coaaluor Captain William Barter Letters addressed 10
me near SoHenic, FaulGcr county, vii prompt
ton. C. 'I'Ackt.Irr
Nov 20 ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-06

u'3UsT SALE or NECROEs.-By virtue Of dccr
Of trust executed by William Verser, bearing date
ic ninh day OF August 1877 aud dolly recorded in the clerks
office Of Ho'ioway county, shall sell rudc auction, 10 the
highest bid Tor cash, No,oway court house on Thursday
tie iR'h Gay o. March next TEN NEGROES many
tcn as shan be Sufficient 10 satisfy the purposes Of said Iced
shall convey the purchaser title only vested
ih ,ne as tfusteG. RICHARD n CRAiLG, Jr, Trustee.
Holloway, Feb 9Th, 1829 vito