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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11
Eor sale,

4 GROUND RENT Of .25 S., secured on, Lot
"A fronting 40 ieet on Pnncessstreet and lZ3 feet
inches ST. Asaph-street, which lot is erected
veral buildings
Also, Lot Of ground on Royal and Duke streets,
running north Sc feet Royastree from The corn r.,
and 10 Duke street, to the lot OF st PauIs
Church.
Also, small Lot the south sits Of Prnccsss'reet,
fronting 20 feet and running south Is feet inches
THIS lot Is situate to the of Mr.. Brockes brick
stable.
Also, One Acre and / lths of acre, beginning on
the east side of Washington and the south side Of the
frs, north OF Montgomery street, running thence
with ashington street to Montgomery street, tue nee
norm IS feet east 255 feet ST Assph,reet, thence
with SAID street 287 feet the first street north of
Montgomery street. thence with said street to the be-
ginning
The above property will be sold at private sale, on
application to the subscriber and if not sold by the
2Oh of July private SAFE it viii be then set up for
sale 20 tn highest bidder. The terms OF sale are one
fourth, thirty days. ami the residue IN Sly, twelve and
eighteen morths; tn. two last pay mens to bear nte
rest from The day of sale. The purchasers TO give
their notes with approved endorsers.
June ia gro. WHITE, Auct
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AEg-ss4& A1JDNlA,
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE - %.

IHE MAiL@-Ihe Postmaster Genera :;
his wisdom, has seen fit 10 alter the
the mails lea'ing this place which 49,.
Fairfax Courthouse, Leesbure, SC. w.!
chang has been made, we capno, d.,.. -"
perhaps however, it is only designed 4, ,'
Their instance Of reform." Be th,,s,;,
our subscribers at Fairfax Courthouse, -!
burg, and intermediate places who ro,n.,
obtained their Country paDer, nm ~.
pnplieation, do not now ger them until ,wo
af'et. This appears to US 10 be re,.,a;
circulation ii news, ins cad of sx,edi,;,.
We mus fall UPON some plan to acconmoI.,
our frends West Of US, although we .,r4l,
a prospect at presen; since il does M, ,,..s
happ' n, In daily paper like ours ,ba, ".
ST IT to press before 9 o'clock a, pipb, :.
VIII CHI lime they must be put n the Pos, os..
o. W. lose 'wo days. We are certain ,b,, ,.'
~ ghbo's Of Washington are scarcely .,,.
bic to do this To show that we ar. m, d..
/" Gus complaints, we subjoin the lolov;,,
FROM the L-esburg Genius Of Liberty
The irregular arrival Of The mail, =, H..
place, for few weeks past, has prot...,
much complaint and dissat'sfaction- ~.
sent deranged state of The mails. so far =, r~
ci gems are interested in the Dos, office ,,,t
| is. mtnt, is a serious grievance hr.
applied several times for information Upon II,
subject, wishing to learn what arranppmen =.
,"a.ly cxisted with respect TO The time Of ,h..
arrival. bun always without success, as we h,r.
been given to understand hat no ins,pe,io,,
have been recently received from The d,nr,
ment upon The subject AT present the Civ
Mail, direc' from Washington, which ,bo.5
arrive on "Wednesday, APPEARS to have no ST..
ed slime of arrival. II sometimes rs,r1,,
L. esbuIg on the above dav, and sometime, M,
urt! thursday ev. ning.-rhr whole rou,, !,
hereby nree sarly der,nged and. W. brI,.
similar remarks might be applied to oth,rbw
important moiis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11

Lieutenant Charles Gaunu presided, assisted
by Lieu,eaan Pow, y. and Cap. John Harris
of 'he Mai e Corps. After the cloth was re-
moved, The following toas.s were dru' k:
No. 1. Andrew Jackson, President of the United
States
2 The new Cabinet.
g. The memory of General George Washington.
a John Quincy Adams. late Pre- sident of the United
States.
S. Our Country her liberties, her laws and institu-
tons: May they he perpe,uated to the end Of time.
6 General Lafayette.
z Our Country, RICH, or wrong
g. Our Commerce Nav II never be shackled by the
apprehension Of responsibility or the fear of doing too
much
The Army of the United States
10. he Commander in Chief of the Squadron, Com.
modore W ian II. Crane
IL. rh, 4th OF March, 1929: The day on which the
Nip Of State Changed her Commander and other "ffi
! equal honors to those Pped o,f with those ptped
in neither the stars in the Union will shine with less
usre the stripes fail to punish aggression while
the crew main to themselves
-. The memory Of Sen. Pike-the Patriot and the
Soldier The Recollection Of his deeds OF vaior holds
the freshness of spring while his neglected grave (ke
that OF his brother Jersayman Lawrence has the i'm
press OF the winters blight.
Is. he TX residents of the United States, first
flag Ulcers e tie naton,) and their contemporaries
Ia command, the legislative worthless OF the two divl.
OF Congress: We have rode out many gales,
ing under their oriers-under their prudence AMI wis.
dom have escaped the shoals of adversely under
their irmness md par.otic exertions have steered
through the of prejudice setting from the East
by their bright aud glorious career and unerrIng
deity, we are led contemplate the good arising
from their example, and to cherish the recollection of
their virtues with confidence Of their being emulat
ed by those who are now at the helm
Alter the regular ,ossts mad been drunk, :he
following address was deiy.red:-
Our Guest-Captain Kearny: The painful duty Of
bidding you fare well in the name of m, brother off
GERS, has devolved upon me. In communicating their
regrets that circumstances have deprived hem
OF friend highly valued, aud an associate who re.
ected much dignity upon the service they feel a
proud satisfaction that about 10 reap the re.
Wa of long and faithful ervce IN he appreciation of
your telpw citizens y, nome. 1t does not become me
to r fer particularly to actions which have placed
you prominently befre the public eye, nor to enume.
rate those private traits which lave endesred you TO
your brother officers but to offer TO your acceptance
our Wishes that your future patti ma, DC srswed with
us many flowers the past has heen With iaureis.
To which Lapt. KEARNEY made tbs follow
lug reply:
Mr.. President and Genflemea-You have my simple
but siBcrrr tank, icr the cviiit With which you have
sgnahAeF event of my separation from among
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11

A PRoFIrABLE cLIENI.-A gentleman Of the
law, whose Office Is III Court stree , was called
upon last Wednesday by fellow who wish d
to engage him in a cause. He was Told that
uoless there was more proof he gentleman
would not undertake it. III am proof enough"
said the fellow, emphaically He soon after
wi hdrrw and when he gentleman had occa
SION Tor his hat L. wbich were some eper,, il
was MOTTO be found bur In it, Stead, was the
gre chapeau OF his would ha,e-becn client
The hat was worth eight dollar
Boston Patriot.
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" CAPE HENRY, June s.

From New ORLEANS - by Cap Bush, f
,h,.>chr James M,"Ioe, from New Orleans,
we have received papers of that c'tv III
May. Norfolk Beacon:
NEw ORLEANS, May ia 'ornaoo at the
P.sse,. on NJ l2th inst. did much iamage 20
the Shipping in the neighb rnood The yes
Sis ninred were the Tallahassee. tn" Norval,
me Hercules and the Martha; tie two latter
will BE- compelled to ,e'urn, 20 repair damages
The ship Washington is still ashore at the
axe a, s. ". Bar.
May i8-The Post OF of this city was
broS'n open on Sunday morning, just brforr
dayligh, by party of thieves. We have 20
learned tha' any letters are mis,ng-and rs Tor
m oncy there happened To be nore in the office.
hey W, re con,ened with stealing few articles
Of cio'hing
We are informed, by passenger in the
ship Charleston, from Havana. that The schr
Hope, OF this port. was boarded by piratical
bna', on the Sd April, off Cape Antonio, and
robbed of every thing Of value. The captain
and crew we've treated in very inhuman msn-
ner The authorities of Havana, had appre-
sended six pirates, Who were 10 be tiled BY a
military commission, The day after our inform
ant left.
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Charles Bennett

MAS imported from London, and offers for sale, q
Ii handsome assortment ut
Silk and cotton hose and half hose
hite and colored MsrscIlles and florentine vest
ings .y--.e--.----
Ga cambrcks AMI cambrck dimity
Mull.mu musins and Jaconet cambricks
Navy blue and black ciuh Of very superior quality
b, the Virginia from Liverpool, expected daily, he
vii! receive Shoe. thread of he qualities. and
patent colored thread, from 10 1910. june le-6
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rou, also my w.rpe.t gratitude for he acts and very


friendly good Wishes ou nave extended &c "e mher'o
as well as on the present occasion.
attend your call to receive your Jore'ceH WIN
an honest Prae' were 'eas' lnS'noe.e or mi "".
to acknowledge and NOT Tess SO Were 10 say mourning
of the regrets which forcbl, intrude upon the plea
sure cherished in the fond anticipation of home--re
grets VII ch this event OF separation produces
On the subject ut pubic services. to which you have
alluded IN such ntteriS manner sho"o reins'n
silent; fr in eaca Of you, Americans, see rival
and for which end II rs hoped we all act.
An honest discharge Ut Punhc and sacred duty
gives no claim in particular upon. the admiration OF
others Il N 'uld and does cause emu'aioh among
honest Iars W,thou envy; and MS reward my be the
gratitude of fellow citizens, out surely A. met III
own breasts
! rcciprocate fully the srn'rue'l u on Bvod wishes
with which you have 'presa r % .Gy h"me""d
bound track; and b u i par" SCI"
O,r,s,re,-ua, We ne, r,n, du.y, however
~ hs;,.,. ;r~,, y, ,.sirs, tr. enc.
90. of mr. e. c,n,,r,, w. n, .n,ne conflict
of commercial in, r,.s ore a. q. bt,'i. or the
.. o"''''e''A' Fan Rand STA, sptp. lei Banner,
'oioN't ri" ''H'
Blu Puuser Yhomas-The pres. nj lief Magistrate
of our Country: May NJ svnce IS much ah'E'y and
become as deservedh popular in preserving "urrgLr
in the Cabinet, as he dJ in defending hem IN the field
By Lieut. H,,eer rus .9rmy) ire American
1
aIwa,sbe So
RI, W. Hav,yord of you1h Carolina-" Union"
BIZ Lieut. Chauucey-- The memory Of Decatur: May
his spirit attain tst rank IN heaven winch IL "o" Oh
earth.
.so DS NV the martyrs blood at r,unker's Hill
RU L;eut Po,veu X: Two proud letters nscrib-
ed upon the national alphabet b, David Porter AMI
ohsrs. e,hosx
ny uue"- lie '''' i'eu'e"A''' - WV y - ""P''
Jun" Dc"' ,c.. ri, ,.,,l -, ..,,, l.,
By Lieut. Gedney-Laisyette; inc ga,'" soul VINO
| attempted ms iiDera.oh a. inc Ia'''e W 'n"N'
hr;,I;ant s,.r in the constellation of merican
! a.. 49,, IN emulate bis q xamnle
| r., J;.ui tb.d,ou-Commoiore Chauucey: The
| ~ 49, f;..a- .ud seom.n
-. pL,...,.nJ Tb. officer. up1ar the Ne
~ D hn;,ai. honor ord ,,.r,;,,
a' ,. th., consn;rums nIace m the Eastern
| 1 ~ 51.,",a,,.';on
1'uS. p. IF n. D.lo,,,-. 7A-cb,r,es Car
~ r""".,tI,Sn .aua IoDo S,,,r
D., n,.,o, paIm.r The memory of the Ia,e Cantan
R1oin.
| BIZ Doctor Nhite lato commander Justly re
spected and reyer,d by those who best know his
worth y,
By Captain Conkhng, 81 Baltimore Commodore
John Rodgers: When ABROAD, prompt and efficient IN
hl
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From the National Intelligence, June III
AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY
The Stockholders Of this Company agat
met yesterday, and continued IN Session IRON
10 o'clock in the morning until O'Clock ln' Inc
evening.
Besides collateral and incidental qu'i'';
and debatr, he question uron 'he '"'t' u
the Secretary Of the Treasury, expressive q
disapprob, ,ion If the pr sent '1pfndrue u
money on the lower termination 81 N. '..l
was DEBATED at large, on tn" part 81 W. A7
and MIR. Ingham, Secretary OF the raw
and NJ. Mercer in opposition 10 II. MI N'|
sou. MIR. Coke. and o her gentlemen. In'eIh"
grd i,cidt n,slIy in dsbae
Tn question b'irg AIKEN on the moron
MIR. lngham, was decided IN the neBa'r"
The following division:
Yeas, 1904, vo'es-N Us, 5.Sol votes.
The sub~,anive proposition 'pprI,nS
accounts, sc Of he Pr srden' and Di'''"
was hen agreed 10, without oppo'i '"h'
NJ Rsnson, of Virginia, then 'uo'n''''u
following propositi"n,:
R.soir,d That the Report Of the General Conn
tee. together with the following papers, !" lu',
for the use OF the Stockholders, VIZ
The report If Ihr SUD committee -
Trfssurer's accounts: L.. ,o,.
The letter @, J. A. M Cullooh. ana !" y.
respondenoe between the President o. C,r,.
pany aud the President Of the R'ii h''O ''
pany. D;,s,,,r
Rcsoired further, That the Preside n' aht 49," ms,
be requested ~ report what changes nN' N, ca,,r.
from time to time in the contracts oflS'n1" b,s|
n,' b., ,h.. po,rI in what contract, such chihge'H
been made. the amount pf money sared OF "'' d
and the names of the contractors, and te "
such changes, and that the report De aPP'"'
printed repur, of the General ComID"ee' 81,
Audteesr propositions were agree "
out e2po,iiion. r p,ssas
and Directors, then submit ted orr or W. mfr
lutions. whrn, the hour being l'r Oh
menl look place to 10 O'Clock w, Prs.
In the course of III day the election % ,5..
den, ard Directors was made for he yea car,
inv under the direction Of h'e 'uU 81
Election. viz: Thomas Munroe, " y III I'M, 81.
rolls, { orneiius Mclean, James D
Thos. Caeberry, Esquires. oeioc-
the poll was KEEP, open from " n, who.
when MIR. MUNRoE reported iva, 'h,b
,u,nber Of votes taken was 1855; o, , s"
For President, tHARLEs fESrIS ~'
Virginia. received the whole nom""
For Directors, the votes were ,,g
For Phiness Janney ,7l
Joseph Knit ~;
Frederick May --;e
P.tei Lenox ,-u
Walter Smith -eol
Andrew Stewart L,oti ~
So thrs gentlemen were deei".u
. I.c,ed Officers for the year ensp'ps'
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NATHAs DAVE Esq. Of Beverly, Mass on
Of the olGes, practising lawyers Of that Con,
monwealh, on the o. cAsion Of he inaugur,1
Of MIR. Quincy as President Of Harvard Cri'
versity, made muni' en' donation Of SloOS
to the Corporation for the establishment Of
pref ssorship Of law at the University. The
Hon. Joseph Story, associate Justice Of To.
Supreme Courr of The y. 5. was elected D.n
Professor Of Law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11
From the Bahisore Mrylande,.
DINNER TO dAPT. KEARNY.

/ H.
The editors of The Commercial Chronicle,
are indeh,ed to Can't. tohn A. Coukiing, OF the
brio Pacific. whose arrival they announced YES
t.rday f-om Mahon lfor the accounj Ut the
dinner. which they slated had been given TO
CANAAN Kearpey. hy lis brother offers at Ma
hon. previous to his loving the U S. So adron
for the United State. The account Of he
nroceedinps was enclosed in polite note o
Canaan C., when ON ,te eve Of his sailing, de-
string It's public ation IN his arrival home; and
as the note terminatrdin so pleasant and po'nf-
ed manner, i, would S, EN- a. if it could not
be separa' from the proceedings themselves
the pointing, howev vel, was a. good in he in
stance where the writtrs had their d"ubls. as
in the two cited by HEN wherein they iel
themselves greater proioients:
"Aswe sailors are gentally better acquainted with
pointing ropes and guns than composition, YOU will
nlease request the Prnte to pon, the sentences
rec,ly- Yours truly, &c.
"Captain CoNKtlSs, brig Pacific"
The ward>room offers Of The U. S. ship
Warren, and many Of their brother officers
Of the squadron, lying in the harbor OF Port
Maho1, gave to Captain AWRENCE KEAR-
NY, on he 7h Of Aoril last, public dinner,
in commemoration of lis services and the high
and deserved regard n which they hold his
character as man AMI an officer, and the re-
gre, which they felt 10 parting with one who
held so high stand in their estimation, about
TO relirquish the command of the Warren, III
which his active services had so signify CON
trbuted TO the safety Of our Commerce n the
Archipelago, and the characteristics OF Our
Navy The occasion was gratifying aud I'M"
p,essive. The guests we're numerous. Present,
were Captain Downe, u. S. frgate J,va ;
Richard Mccall, Esq Navy Agrn'; Messrs.
Huger aud Hayward. Of South Carolina; ma.
ny of The officers Of the Dutch Navy; AID
other distinguished guests, TO whom 'ht late
commander was know, and who justly aPpre-
oiaed his merits. The preparations were high
y appropriate. The dining room was hand
s"mely decora ed with national flags. The
fine Band Of tbs Delaware "a, was present
and The company was ushered In with The
proud air Of Hall Columbia"
The following is the correspondence On that
occasion:
U G. SNIP WARREN, :
Port hahon, .Rprii 9Th, 1899.
DEAR SIR-The undersigned, IN behalf OF their bro
Their officers Of the squadron. have the honor to com
municste their ardent desire to meet you at public
dinner to be given to on Tuesday next at the mouse
of Mis- COLON, at O'Clock, NJ
Your speed, return friends and country, equally
alive your puplc services and private WORTH whilst
it deprives them OF valued shpmate and most esteem
cd commander, affords them the satisfaction of offer
ing to YOUR acceptance this further evidence of affec
tionate regard.
We are your obedient servants,
CHA'S. GAUN1T,)
JNO. HARRIS, Committee.
J.. NJ. POWELL,
Capt LAWRENCE KsARSI,
Late Conma'sse' u he u s. ship Hs'Ten.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11

We unders, and that letter mas been rs,ei,.
ed in town, Stating that off Mararzs o, b.
18th ult. the second Lieut.. OF The U. S ST,
Hornet met with an accident while firing or
Of the guns. The slrappings Of The gun brok.
md his !,gs were terribly laceraed, 50 mud
%, that it was thought ampu,sion had, O.
would br performed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11
DAWN.

Throw up the window ''Fis a morn tor life
IN its most subtitle luxury. The ar
Is like breathing from rarer world;
And the South wind seems liquid, it o'er.steas
N, bosom aud my brow SO bathingy!
It has come over gardens, and the flowers
That kissed it are betrayed; for, asi parts
With s invisible fingers my loose hair,
know it has been trifiing with the rose,
And STOPPING to the violet There Is Joy
For all Gods creatures in it The wet leaves
Are stirring at its touch. and birds are singing,
As IL 20 breathe were music; and the grass
Sends up its modest odour with the dew,
Like the small tribute OF humility.
Lovely indeed is morning. have drunk
Its fragrance and its freshness, and have felt
Its delicate touch, and 't;s kindher thing
Than music, or feast, or medicine
Perhaps there are some, particularly amongs'
the fair, who have never tasted his luxury
who imagine there is much greater enjoyment
in slumbering away those precious hours
who If hey have ever witnessed the using OF
tn sun, or heard the early Carols ct the birds
have done SO under deprt ssion 1T spirits and
a debility Of body occAsioned by the want OF
the usual qu,nti Of sleep. those only who are
accustomed o early rising, can feel the cor
rec mes, of he picture dawn by he poet. we
would most earnestly recommend To young per
son>, who value health aud long fe 10 acquire
a habit of early rising; Of breathing The baimy
air
"when Morn, in russell mantle clad,
Walks DER the dew OF yon high eastern hill,
and assure them that they will find more en-
ioyment in it, than they now have IN he indui'
gence of sleep at that period. We would re-
mind them 90 OF an observation which is the
re solI Of Experience, and which we rec ollrct 1"
have seen somewhere no. long since, thai mo
person eUsr Kved 10 be old ,cho ,cas not an early
riser. Fee Press
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From the Norfolk Beacon, June 8

Loss OF THE BRIG LADY Monroe, OF BALTi :
MORE. = W. 'egre - lean, that 'he he last
,a,line Brig LAZY NJ ,nroe Of and bound 10 Bal
ump,e belonging TO Cot. Tenan,, # that CITY,
has b. en- lost i few miles 10 he Soul ward 81
Cape Henry A letter from Cap. Barley 10
his CORES porden' in his place, by whom we
have been obiiginsly isv"red Win the follow
ing extracts, contains tn, particulars. The
Lady Monroe WAS on Marseills S, with a
argo of B andy and Wine
"CAPE Henry, June 6.
Il have TO inform y"u that the Brig Lady
Monroe, was cast away las night, little TO the
Southwark # Caps Henry. had d pilot on
board and wa, coming in, in very thick wea-
.rr. She hs, bilged and got al leas feet
wat.r IN III, hold nave Cut away the masls
and landed bout 600 xes " inc.
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Late Gomma,sse, Of he U S. ship " s,ren.
paRT MAHON,
Monday Ecening, 9Th 4prii, 1929 )

Monday Ecening, 9Th aprii, 1929
Captain Kearny returns hI> best thanks to the Com
mttee and their brother officers of the squadron for
their polite invitation tic would be nsensble To their
kindness, and regardless of his own pleasure not TO
meet them on Tuesday next
In accepting this Invita- on. he begs leave to remark
that their distinguished affection and regard, occasions
the ~armest feelings his part which. although The,
could not be augmented, on this unexpected event
refreshed, and long may they cherished and while,
at the time, ne is mindful of the small claims he
possesses upon them he hopes to merit honest
appreciation from such
Chus. Gauntt Hrris, L. N PoDeR, Esqrs
United States Navy
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Corn Wan.eA.

0.On Bushels of good white corn vii! be pur-
%3UO Chased b, he subscriber, deliverable here
or at some good landing on the Potomac.
Ono ll-Iw SAMUEL NJ JANNEY
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Servant W anted.

GkOoD wages will be glvenfor Female House Ser
u want who can come well recommended. Enquire
at this Office. June III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11
Fresh Lime.

Fresh Lime.
onA Casks Thomaston lime ION board brig Eliza
oSVU betty for sale BY
i,,ne IL A. C.. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11

Lieutenant Charles Gaunl, presided, assisted
by Lieu,eaan Pow, ". and Cap. John Harris
of 'he Mai e Corps. After the cloth was re-
moved, The following toas!s were 6ru' k:
No. 1. Andrew Jackson, President of the United
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17
Richmond, Dec 11th, 1929.

EQY virtue Of deed of trust executed to James
- Whlteiaw and the subscriber, by Reuben Bur
ton, dec d, on the 18th day of August 1927 for The
purposes therein expressed, shall on the 21st day
OF tins month, sell to the highest bidder at the late
residence OF the said Reuben Burton, the folowirr
PropertyAllt the right title and interest the said
Burton in the Springfield Coal Pits being two-ffths
and Hle Land annexed-al the right, title and in
terest of the said Burton, in the land formerly
belonging to Rebscca Burton, now decd being
about the same interest, two ifts-about $50 acres
OF Land, lying ChickahOmony Swamp, being
the residue of what was allotted to the said r. Bur-
ton Oh the division of larger tract of und belong
ng to his father Daniel Burton-aso the said r.
BurtOn's interest in the dover Slaves now held by
Mrs Sarah Burton widow of Daniel Burton decd
also the following Slaves; 10 wit: Henry Nelson,
Adam, Dinah and her two children Warwick and
Sarah Ann; girl and two small boys names not
mentioned; also mules, horses, Wagon, cart,
bead OF cattle, gig and harness-and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture in possession of
the said Burton at The tAAe of executing the said
deed-all the machinery and apparatus necessarily
used IN digging and raising coal at the said SPRING
fell Coal-pIts.
And on the 23d day Of this month, will be sold, on
the premises, lot Of Ground, with wooden House
thereon, lying at Rockets in the city of Richmond
occupied at the time the deed was executed by Mr..
Middieton-one third Of framed House and It's
closures, lying between the court house of Hcnrico
county and James river, built for reception of slaves.
Terms made known ON the day of sale.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Dec I2 rs