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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

AnvERTIsINe.-fh Tine fol owing instance of h,
advantages which frequently result from adver
using IN he newspapers, having recently CONF
uudrrou personal Observ alton, is made pu5li,
for the ben fl Of The Community:
In the mouth OF April last, d gentleman oI
this neiShborhood proceeded 10 one of ,hr
Western States, with considerable sum Of
money. which hc.iucnded 10 lay out in The pur-
chase Of land, and which, with q view 10 It's
saie'y during his Journey, he enclosed in q b, !,
fastened round his wais, On his return homo
WITHOUT having effected his object, he found
that the friction OF riding had opened the
seams OF his belt, and that roll Of bank bills,
the amount OF several hundred dolI.rs, had es-
capped through the aperture; but, as he had no,
examined II IN the course Of his Journey, he was
entirely al "a Joss 10 imagine at wha, place lh,.
money had dropped ou, and supposed it to be
irrecoverably lost. In the mean time. how u.
ever, Worthy man named Samuel FulIen, who
keeps house OF entertainment within few
miles OF Indianapolis, had found the bank bill,
in question, in bed which had been occupied
by our traveller and gentleman in company
Win him. Bnt they had been gore some time
before The discovery was made; and he Was
wholly Ignorant OF their names Having an
IndIstinct recollection, however, that they had
informed HIM ,ha, they were ci,.zens of Ohio
and resided not far from Columbus, and desir,
Gus that The mouey, which he believed mus,
nave orionged to one or the other of them,
should b. promptly restored 10 lis owner. h.
gave notice OF the discovery in ,bs Indiauapo.
lis Gazs'tc, from which it was, aereesbly to.
his request, copied into the State Jourua OF the
7ib usimo, where i, caugh, the eve Of Al he ira,
weller, almost At the same moment That his loss
had come 10 his knowledge. He immedi,,eIv
called at this Office, very cheerfutIy paid for The
publication, and fastened TO Indiana, where he
has no doubt, ere this, recovered his money,
with little trouble.Or expense, save those mecca
sarily attendant on the juurnev; whereas, had
i not been for the facilities afforded by sdyrr.
Using, he might either have never teen able 10
ind II, or have spent the greater part of il in
attempting TO discover where j, had been lost.
had he been left 10 his own unaided exer,ions.
Ohio STATE Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
From the Gazette de Petersburg.

RusSfan MISUNDERSTANDING an engagement under
the walls of Silistria, bomb with burning match,
thrown by the enemy, fell into redoubt A bonn.
barber, Of the name of Rulntshenke, belonging 10
the first batterconpany Of the 10th Brigade of Art;l
lcry, being aware of the danger which tls acciden,
threatened, seized hold Of the bomb and threw it 50
cleverly over the parapet, that did not explode
I'll II fell into the ditch, whore il could occasion da-
mage. The ccmnaednr-n-chefie rewarded this gallant
and daring action with amiitary decoration 4 few
days after Rudntschenke found another opportunity
to give striking proof OF his presence of mind, by
pitching an enemys grenade Of 20 pounds out of the
redoubt On report of this being made, the Empc-
ror condesccnded to promote him to the rank of Pc.
rotechnist a' TO order reward of 1000 rubIes to be
paid to him, with redodbet pay hereafter. A Pc.
rotechnist OF the of Kirila Tschernowanow, Of
the llth Brigade OF Artillery, manifested similar de-
gree OF Intrepdty before Shuma, when seeing gren-
ade falling into the midst Of the re9oubt picked itmp
instantly, and hurled it the breaswork, after
which it burst harmlessy in the fosse. 4
When the enemy suddenly attacked our intro nch.
ments before Shumla, during the night between Au.
gust y and 70, and had already. owing to the superb
GRITTY Of his forces penetrated into the bitches, Poro.
technst, Fedor wedernlkof, of the tlth brigade of
Artillery, Took by order, Of Sub-Lieutenant Meters,
grenade, with the utmost sang Jroid lighted it, and
hurled it into the ditch, where it caused the greatest
havoc and destruction amongst the storming party Of
the Turks. This daring soldier rewarded by the
COMMANDMENT. Chief with military decoration.
At the commencepentof the winter, the weather
was very stormy and tempesuous. and moreover, the
drift ice had totally interrupted the communications
with the opposite bank Of the Danube, especially at
a time when transports of provisions were expected
at Hirsowa. The continuance Of the unfavourable
weather had reduced the advanced pests st Tsacher.
nowody the greatest distress for want of bread and
biscuit. As soon Nikoas Plontikof, citizen of
Orlow. who followed the camp a suffer- Hrsowa,
apprzed Of this circumstance he, without loss Of
time. carried in conveyances of his own 3O00lbs. of
bread and 2OO0bs of biscuit TO IscherDowodo, and !
distributed the gra,utousy to troops stationed
here. When his Majesty the Emperor informed
IF this dsinerested action, he degned to give PIo,n
kof q medal bearing the inscription, $50, zeal"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

y SCorT;sI Sol MIN. In old times, when
the landlord 1t an ma presented his gaest with
de- a.! f0rUis, that Is the drink a, the door, or
tn rrap cap. the lrangh VS. no, charged
in the reckoning, On his poinl ie rnsd
Baiie of The town of Foriar pronounC e. q very
saund Judgment. A. az. aIewifs, in Forfar, had
brewsd hen peck ct mall, )" and set the liquor
out OF he tpurs TO cool; the COW of B neigb>
boz Of A. CHANGED to Come BY. ard seeing The
good beeerag r, ailured 10 taste it, AID fnal-
ly 20 dtink IL up. When A. came 10 take in
her liquor, she foun nd her ub empty and i,um
the cows staggering aud starting, so as 10 be
tray ner incompetence, she easily OWNED the
mode in which her "bfowsi'' mad disappea ed
II axe doe vengeance on Crumm.e's ribs with
stick was her next .ffo,. The roaring of the
Cow brought b her maser, who remonst,a ed
with his angry neighbor, and received in reply
a leonard for the value Of the ale which Crum,
ME had drank up, b. refused paymen,, and
was conveyed before &. the Eaiiie, or sitting
Magistrate. He heard the case patiently, and
then demanded f'he plaintiff A whether The
COW had sat down 10 her potion, or taken il
standing. The plaintiff answered, she had nos
seen the deed committed, but she supposed the
cow drank the ale while standing her fee;
adding, that had she been near, she would have
made her use them 10 some purpose The
Baltic, on this admission, sole mnly adiudeed
the cows drink 10 be deoeh an doruis-a STIR.
ru2 cup-for which no charge could be made,
WITHOUT violating the ancient hospiarity of
Scotiand.-Sr Halter Scott.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

ExcsLLENcE OF RELIeioN.--ln column OF
"varieties" in late Liverpooi'7aper, we 30
,iced the following paragraph, credited ta"Sir
II. Days Salmonia," a work we do 90, reeol-
lee o have heard If before, the purpose and
pa,ure If Which, of course, we have no means
TO ascertain. The author IS one OF the most
celebrated of living philosophers and il must
be prstifviag 20 The hamSler classes oi Chris,
-
So rIoqoent I tribute 10 that religion which is
their all. Credit.
envy quality of the mind or intellect in others;
not genus, power, wit, fancy; but # could choose
what would be most delightful, and believe most
useful to- should prefer a firm religious belief TO
every other blessin for it makes life discipline Of
goodness-creates Gew hopes, when all earthly hopes
vanish; and throws the decay the destruction of
existence, the most gorgeous Ue al lights; awskens life
IN death and from corruption and decay calls up beau
ty and divinity: makes instrument of torture and Of
shame the ladder of ascent TO paradise and far above
all combinations OF earthly hopes, calls up the most
deghtl visions Of palms and amsranths, the gardens
ct the best the security OF everlasting joys, where the
sensa'st and scep,ic view only gloom, decay, smith,
lation, and despair! -..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

WARREN COUNTY, n J.-It speaks much ID
brhalf Of the moral and orderly conduct Of The
c'izens Of Warlen county, that a, the laIs Jon
Term of Court only one indictment wa, found
by The Grand Jury, and this WAS ag4ins' @aD
for stealing a Goose The petit jury Gays he
Behidere Apollo were equally divided, one
half being Of opinion that the ANNA, from
the testimony. was . Gander, After emari';
in consultation all night, t"eY sent resP't''
reques, to the Judge. that hey might be allow
ed TO eat their breaki.sG, 10 Which the ldds'
replied with becoming gravity, iha' as s'N
as he gentlemen sg'eed upon the verdict .h'!
should he INDUCED! The stomach his Z" won
deriul Influence over The head. The GfetHH
came 20 the conclusion ha, it must have Del
Gnndsr, cleared The prisoner, and wee DIS
charged.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

The Little Falls Peoples Friend" (PhGbus
wha' name for a newspaperD contains a very
amusing paragraph: 4 young lady while TAX
ing walk was met by staggering fellow who
'udely pu his hand upon her shoulder. when
she gave him "such sudden and violent push
that he Instantly found himself in the acque.
ducr, Aoandering in depth Of four feet of wa.
ter, with his hat and wig, like Gilpin's floating,
though not in the air, al respectful distance
from his bald head. The lark soon became
tame, and sneaked off to his lodgings"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
Nnru of The United Nafes The NAVY of the Unit e,l

Nary Of the United States The Navy ofthe Unite,
Statesnow consists of ships of the line, rgates of
the first class, rgateso the second class sIoops
of var. and schooners. The a!lest vessels are the
irigaes United states Constitution, and Constellation
all built in the year 1877 There are now building in
the United States ships of the line and figates -
Of the rank Of Lieuren.nts and upwards, there are
S2j; Surgeons and Surgeons Mates, 81, Pursers Al;
Chapllins, g Midshipmen, AS; Sailing Masters, 50;
Boaiswans IL; Gunucrs, 20; Carpenters, Isl Sail
Makers, IA In the Mar Corps. here aer Colonel 9
Captains, and 80 Lieutenan,s, The oldest officer in
the Navy is John Rodgers, President of the Board Ut
Commissioners of The Navy. lie entered the service
in March, 1913 His present commission is dated 5ih
March, 1899 There are Is Navy Agents II Naval
Storekeepers and Naval Constructors. The estimate
required for the Navy during 1929 is t5,006,277.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
IRoy oRE.-The Miners Journal s'af' I.

Iron oRE.-The Miners journal s'a'' VA ,,''
bed Of Iron ore has been discovered "''I VI
"igsburg, Schuylkill county, p. j nc V5 r,
on trial, is found to be Of on exeeIi'H' q'''1
The extent Of he bed is not known, d. -,
bu. il is Judged to be considerable, iron ~
fact that eleven acres Of the land mas ot'" pL
chased by gentleman Of READING 10Y t"j !,
cen hundred dollars. Nature has, u '"F '"..'
been very bourtlful to that region o' 'ut t"'
try.-fully compromising II, for IT'S sen
soil, in ,he richness and variety OF Is '"'"'''
treasures,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

GENERAL CoURT:-The Court is getting
through Is business with great alacrly. we
should have stated the Judges in attendance 10
be as follows: Brockenbroush, Smith, Dade,
shur, and May Ailihe Judges on this side the
mountain, with the addition of Judge Daniel
Smith Of Rockingham. II is expected that The
Court will &c, through lis docket during the
week. We understand, that, yesterday the
Court got through all he cases before it, with
the exception of,he suits Of th- Commonwealh
against the late treasurer and his Securities.
Richmond Compiler.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

REMARKABLE PRESERVATION. On Tuesday
afternoon, the 9th inst little back girl, aged
~, living with Capt Isaac Deforrs', in this
borough, was sent TO The well for water. Hay
ms drawn The bucket nearly up. she reached
over The curb 10 take hold of it, and a The sam,
time let SO the rope, before the bucket on the
other end Of the rope bad filled, when she lost
her bslance, and fell head first into ;he we'll -
With bucket OF wafer In her hand, the girl
was precipi'a'ed TO the bottom Of The well, a
distance Of % lee, with great force; but with
great presence Of mind, on rising TO the surface
ct the water, she caught the rope, and without
making any alarm, cIamberec 20 the top Mrs
Driorestihnklng she was gone long ime
wen, out 10 look for her, aud found her JUS
crawling from the we'll 10 he platform; and il
rs wonderful that she received no injury e1cep,
a sight 3ru!sr on two Of her fingers
Bridgeport Farmer, June IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
From the Limerick Qrish) Evening POST

INSTANTANEOUS GOOD RESULTS OF ~"
EMANCIPATION IN CLARE.-Our preo,' 'ys
thank Heaven, are even as yet about 10 Dc vi y,
flied. L, is with unsprskable pleasure, I q.
as prognos.ic Of what the county VIZ W. :,
perience generally in 4 short limr, a. WV n,
the immediate benefit it will conner =" ~.
country Of our adoption, 'ha, we have to - !,
nounce the arrival Of an English capla",-
Clare, who is about taking Mr. Gore 5 CONT Tn
al Cionroad for a lace manuiae'o,!' II M
terms are, as we understand, arranged, 81" V.rr
las, Frday an application was made 10 u? ;o VIZ.
Revered Dean O'Shaugnessy, to a'e'r Wv, bqr.
lher he could procure for the factory 'o" .,s Of
dred females, OF from ten to siS'ee" Trs En-.
age. This is glorious intelligence IA hi;
factory in year hence, which will give sT
ploymenr to as many or greater "si
bhrvs HAPPY days arc in s:ote for t"''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

The MiIledsfvliIe Journal states, that fl.
article in The Alb No. of the Southern Rev.
of Charleston on Tie Tariff Wa, Written BIZ ",
McDuff ie-and the one on the Georpi. Con.
rosersy was from the pen Of Col. Dgay,or.
This review has already acquired kps
distinction and an extensive circulation i
point of strength and variety Of lalen's, j, +,
not inferior 10 its Two competitors, he Nor,
American Of Boston, and he Amrnt4n Q,,.
,e'ly of Philadelphia. a. Richmond Compi'ty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

RoBprya THE GRAVE We learn that 'I' "
dy Of Mrs. HowI,nd, wifi. Of NJ. Nathan li''
land, which was bsried on The IS OF. b"s %
disnterred. We have mol learnt any oI IDS
facts in connection, except the finding OF nv
man leg covered up in a garden in this vi =,
which IS supposed 10 belong 70 the aI''e'.
body. We do most sincerely hope that ~ PAN,
will he spared TO ferret out The prrp' f'''' -
this inhuman deed. Woodstock U.S.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

The Charlestown Aurora states hat the Sc.
lectmen Of tina: town have determined no, 10
comply with the ieques, Of the agen, of Lafa,.
cite respecting cask OF earth from the Battle
Ground of Bunker Hill. they being convinced.
that the request originated in the officiousness
OF the agent and not in the wishes of The &c.
neral. This, we hope, is the last we shall hear
Of this ridiculous affair.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
General Ja'i deHuery ecthom uorronf of Lar
-lnthc Troy Republic an, We find the following

General Ia'i defucry tc'thom uorrant of Lar
-ln'hc Troy Republican, we find the following
statement:
The prisoners in our Jail who had been con
ieted at tive present sitting OF the Court Of
Oyer and scrminer and General Jail Delivery,
and at the late May term Of the Cour, Of Ge>
neral Sessions OF The Peace, Of offences which
subjected them 10 punishment in the State
Prison, proceeded, on Thursday night last, 10
make a general Jail delivery, more TO their own
satisfaction Than was prescribed in the statutes
in such case made-and provided. BY prying
OF the rim Of the padloeks, they were able to
throw back The bolts, and thus thew opened the
doors Of their rooms, and the door which leads
to the passage 10 the necessary. Here they cut
cut piece Of the plank Of the flooring and let
themselves through the hole, 10 the yard be.
neath,a heigh, of ten or fifteen feet. Those who
de scenGed fist were supported by blanket or
bed tick, held by their fellows above, and they
probably sustained no injury; bn, The two last
who descended, were 50 bruised in The fall as
10 be unable to escape. They were taken aud
re-commi',ed, to prison, the next morping, and
since tina, time, three other, have been reraken
The principal rogues have doubtless made
good their escape. The whole number which
broke out of Jail, (all convicts for the state pr-
SOM was nine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

Coop PUN.-A FreDchmau vas travelling on
close sulIry day, with new,y married lady
The curtains were drawn she complained Of
che heat. The curtains were raised, when
some passenger warned her az aims, the sun.
that was beating down upon he r bead. 80.
suppose" said the Frenchmsn,. dat de ladi
rather have little son as no heir II ALP
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
the NIGHTINGALE FLOWER.
mr. BERNARD BARTON.


BIZ BERNARD BARTON.
Fair flower Of silent night!
Unto thy bard an emblem thou shouidst be,
His fount Of song, in hours of garnsh light,
Is closed like thee.
But with the vesper hour,
Silence and solitud its depths unseal;
It's hidden springs, like thy unfolded flower,
Their life reveal.
Were il not sweetcr still
To give imagination holier scope,
AMI ,.ream that thus the future may fulfil -.
lof!ier hope!
That, as thy lovely bloom
sh .cls round its perfume at the close of day,
With beauty sweeter from surrounding gloom,
A s;ar-like ray;-
So in hfe's dark decline,
when the graves shadows are around me cast,
sb spirits hope may, like thy blossoms, shine
Bright at the last
And At the grateful scent
of thy meek flower, the memory OF my name
OH who could wish for prouder monument,
Or purer fAmef
The darkness o: the grave
Would wear no al1nm appalling to the sight,
Night Hopes fair blossom, like thy how'res, brave
Deaths wintry night.
Knowing the dawn drew nigh
Of an eternal, trough sunless day,
whose glorious flowers must bloom Immortality,
Nor fear decay -..r...-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

The above well,imed remarks and excellent
advice will sci, other places besides Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

MONDAY, JUNE 90, 1899.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
EAla6ama Land .4gencv

Up AM authorize TO SELL remarkably low, Lands the
- State Vi hoan,, belonging to the South Carolina Com
Isis They lie in the vicinity Of Mou,gon ana Cahawbs
sud constitute the finest body Of lsnd
individuals IN this State The richness of the so the
oil tue Wster the OF the
advaniaseso navigation; the facilities Of
meree latitude neither cold, too hot, adortng
rus snio,phere the enfey populated pre-
'eonnS lively prospect Of schools;
ftowth OF coon aud the general wealth of all
ccsrite TO render aselemen this part the
oe me great care aud dsment, with which these lands
chased, and the anxiety OF the
ths purpose Of eaeetns settlement
WI enable the purchaser TO obtain good land,
circuit 10 SUIT the purchaser will he given, aud good
ray required. all the purchase money has been paid to
soystnnsn AMI patents obtained Deeds convey will
be made to Purcha,srs when they make payment.
am also authorized TO SELL the very valuable lands Ala.
DANA, belonging To the following gentle
Elliott, K Yead0n aud j. s. Bennett Charleou South
Csrona together with several thousand belonging
9th individuals.
Slave holders Maryland, viryuis North Caroina aud
pefhap, those living south, would
more than double Of their properly,
good farms al low prices, Middle Ashane and placing
portion nj Their hsn them, good The
transition Of the slaves would enhance their
haiti aud the produce of the farms he
To Rev York aud the
without trouble difficulty.
Geuensn distance, owning land in Alahams can have
the taxes paid other disposition made of by giving
w, attend TO any business to be transacted in the land
ohce Cahawba.
Letters, postage paid will he punctua,ly an,ered and any
Information gwen which may be requeej and ia power
obtain m this JESSE BEENE Aren't.
Cahawba, Alabama.
D-Gsntenen will confer q favor, by cutting this sdver
out OF the paper, and posting
place. Bert. so. 42-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
NEJY NIP OF YJRGInrta

WE Ntw Map OF Virgin compiled from setual surveys.
= under the authority Of the Stale, now puh,h.d, And
ay 70 persons ds,IC Of procuring it,on srps
nond 0"r''''' '"'N' o''J VI AN''i'-
work. Effected by the lsbour Of many years. and at
~ care end money, has been
of aEd accuracy Of detail, beauty and
s hrentet the highest credit the science and
prs.s sratfyns and useful to the public This
hsP, the large scale 1--WE miles 10 the inrh and m,
sa, WIN ths view Of making the
nave dssetsd the eopir',O be Opposed the
Under these probable that person.. who
,hs not make early application, will bs unable to Obtain
oopy OF this beautiful and valuable work.
august o. 25-tf
Nap Of Pirgisia reducsj from tie Nine Sheet Map of
as State according 10 the Propifio,
dsenby passed 'kh March, 1887 also Published and
may DC obtained aPPticafion above Price per COPY
Core' soh Maps Z" conpenenf portable form,
attained II SCI Dec. lh27
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31

Land for Sale. D
SIE subscriber intending the Wet, will Of
~ fsr at public sale, hi. Prince Edward!countv
on rhursday the Esd day of next month, (Ap1 Of
land wheTton he yes containing four hundred
forty Buso River ntsry the e.u,r. Of
IT. aud affords 50 or 10 of very rich two
miles west Of Hsmden Sidney college, four the
Courthouse, aud nine from kamye; the Improvements
srod he dwelling house built only few years, aud OF the
best materials. and couvenen HlieI hi.seu wear.
tnce enabled TO healthy .1y situA ,, in
the cOuny, ;he subscriber deems 10 he fur
Their particular, Presuming person wishing buy good
tract OF l,nd aud IN nOs desirable hhouIhood will
view to Terms, fourth puGcha. mo-
hey vail be leqaiIe ed when possession given, Gay
nex with the privilege Of seeding wheat the IN two
equal annual insalnsn, with good personal security or
deed OF trust Oh the land. MOSES TREDWAY.
march ~. iO5- tdsS5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
MA SsifAL'S SALE

TN pursuance of decree of the Superior Court
Aof Chancery for the Richmond District, pro-
nounced on the End February ,.ls2s, in suit be-
tween the Mutual Assurance Society, against fire
on buildings of the state OF Virginia, plaintiffs, a.
gainst Frederick a. Mayo and others, defendants:
win be sold by pu'ic auction, to the highest bid
der, fer ready money on the premises,on the 9th
day of April next at o'clock p. NJ, the Houses
in.the proceedings mentioned and described in the
declarations of the said Frederick A. Mayo, as fol.
fows: A brick dwelling house, wooden smoke
house, wooden cow house and stable. brick
kitchen, a brick lodging room, wooden coal and
hen house and brick book bindery, situated on a
LOT Of land Rockets, in what is usually known
and called Post Mayo, and being the same proper
ty occupied for many years by the said F. A.
Mayo, or such part of the ssaid buildings as shall
be sufficient to satisfy the debt interest and costs
aud expenses Of sale directed by the said decree to
be paid. Blythe terms of the decree aforesaid, the
book-bndery must be sold separately TO raise the
snm of 1868 SO with interest and costs, and the o.
Their buildings, such part thereof as may be ne
cessary, will be sold 10 raise the sum of Sl22 65
with interest and costs aforesaid.
JOHN GUERRANT, IN. 9. c. =. r. d.
one Of his deputies.
March d l05-td