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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-06

The Boston Courier offers reward of one
hundred dollars fer The detection Of the person
wbo sen, to that Office a false notice Of mar
rage: and in,imates that dose OF the cowskin
is 10 preparation for him. II seems to be a
matter Of doub, in Boston, whether an action
could be sustained in the case alluded 10! We
have l;ttejdoubt an action could be sus- tanned
here, if not an indictment ALSO Phil paper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-06

It having been settled that Mr.. NJ
be removed, we trus, that our merrh.
ship-owners engaged in the Iiye,,o,,
will adopt some measures Of shown, H. %'1
spect for his character and service.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-06
AIaEN AMDMlA,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAys -.

Mr.. BRANCH, the Secretary Of tn. w.
sed this Town yesterday in the s,e,mh. hh
somac, and has arrived in wasbirp,o. y y
his way from his residence, he STOPPED =, y
folk, and ex amined the Navy Yard l.. We
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-06
LEVY COURT FOR WASHINGTON corx,,
District of Columbia

The Neutrality-suspicious. have been ,.
pointed, 10 compose The Levy Cou,, If ~
lngton County, District of Columbia
Samue! Fl Smith, Thomas co,,,..
George Maylor, John Cor "'"
Nathan Lnf6orough, Thomas Per-, T.
John Threlkeld h'f''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-06

The London Literary Gazette says that Sir
Humphrey Dsvy is not dead. We wish Sir
Humphrey would settle the question, " ST IS, ubi
es"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-06
From the american .Aduocate.
SECRETS SIN TRADE.

SECRETS IN TRADE.
Not long since we CHANGED 10 be in mixed
company, several Of whom related some anec-
dote connected with his individual calling. A
mong the rest was TIN Pedlar, who had all
the craft ard shrewdness for which that class Of
society are SO much celebrated. How is it, in
quired one, when there are so many pedlars
travelling in all directions who eau hardly make
living, that you contrive to make pedlng pro-
G,able, why do no, others Of your craft succeed
as we'll as you? O, replied he, they do no, un,
drrs,and the secrets Of trade. What secret in
the name Of wonder, except cheating, said The
6rs', can there be in tin pcdling? do mol gain
my living by knavery, assure you. said the
pedlar, intend always to deal honestly; but the
secrets Of which spoke, are simply those of
making people know and feel their VANS
Why, said the first, when you call at house
and ask th-m if they wish 10 buy any Of your
wars, and then they tell you no, Cannot see
but you must take their opinion instead OF Civ
ing yours on their wants. No such thing saiu
the pedlar; people never know what they want
ill they either see it Or hear it particularly
described. This is principle in human nature
and it is true in more trades than mine. How
Of zen do we see people sending for physician
who would never have dreamed OF being sick if
some Carctut trlenQ naQ not TOTO tutin SO! Es-
cry body knows how thirsty it makes men TO
see Others drink,-so true is it in this case that
temperate people are persuaded that when
children do not see their parents and nrighbors
swallowing Intoxicating liquors, and when they
are not met al every corner by greg shop,
the evils Of in,emperance will cease in our
land. But intempera1ce has not much to do
with tin 2eddling, acknowledge. so ! will re-
late an anecdote in point, and leave you 10 judge
Of the :ruth Of my remarks. A few days since
in my travels, called at house where sus-
pected the family had money, and / determined
before leaving i, to obtain some of i, in ex-
change for my wares. Upon inquiring Of the
good lady if she wanted any thing in my line,
met with an indignant frown and an emphatic
no! But knew better. Ireplied, my ware
is very superior, will bring in some Of it and
you shall judge for yourself. Nothing daunted
by her ordinations that she would not buy
any, and that might spare myself any further
trouble, deliberately proceeded to my car, and
filled my arms with assortment Of articles
which vas forthwith deposited on the A 'or Of
the house. Then taking them one by one,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-06

Certainly not more for our own private in
terest, Than from wish to do every thing in
our power TO promote the interests Of others,
do we desire general perusal of the following
article.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

ruaits; having no scrupes on the subject ourselves
we of course only hope that he is good at laying ms
ouots close to the hub and that he makes ringer
every game: of Gov.
II Was struck (says southern member OF Con-
aress to me the other day. with your Chief justice.
lie is singular mails he notr ! nave never
seen his equal in point Of vivaclty and simplicity.
1T was but the other day that, gong IRON uaosoys
Hotel to the Capitol, met with tai pam looking
striking man, with sort Of PORTFOLIO under ms arm
lie was walking at pretty rapid iate--and lh1ush
tbe day was very cold and wet he had neither cloak
nnr umbrella over him--whe the hack drivers had
ali Of them an umbrella over their heads lie was
.sroioe at such gait against smart wind that his
Coat tail was standing on level with the horizon
ascertained that it was your Chief Justice. And
again on the Inauguration, | was struck by his
hT,oht eve and his ford face He must be several
years older than the President and yet he had the
art of looking several years younger. suahS"
man, this Chief Justice Of yours,
Then you have never seen HIM at one OF our
barbecues-pltching quits in all his glory WIN
his long tailed coat off, stripped to the sleeves
with his long, tall boots drawn up to ms Knee
and all his soul as much given to the right laying oi
his ouos, as he would be in untylng the knots OF
difficult case in the law of nations. You must see
HIM thus in order to form some idea OF his Juyeni-
ty of spirits and simplicity Of manners.
> : of' ANECDOTlST."
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
IMMENSE STEAM VESSEL.

The Government of the Netherlands has ordered
the immediate construction of larger steamvessel
than has hitherto swan the ocean. II is to be 26o
feet in length, to have three decks four masts, and
bowsprit, and steam-englne power equal to 800
horses and is to cost 100000 Dutch fiorlns. Ihls
enormous vessel is TO draw but sixteen feet water
when laden, and ten feet unlaten. The object OF
the Government is to facilitate the intercourse be-
tween Holland and the Dutch East Indies, and Is
calculated that about forty days will be sufficient for
the voyage which may be effected with the consnmp-
ton Of about 2. 1905 900 pounds of mineral coal.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
From tie Troy Sentinel.

Great Guns, Great Bells, Great Ects.--A frien'l
has picked up the following facts IN the course OF
his reading, which he obligngly hands US TO give va
riety to our columns. ., !;
13yem Guns-'ihe great cannon at Moscow is
10 IL feet long 10 inches thick IN the metal .
man may sit upright in rs calbre.
The Bassk at Dover, Eng. is % ieet long, car
ries 100 lb. shot, and requires 10 IDS po"u,r.
This is an error. The same work (articie ofd-
,,nooA statps that This enormous gun is called
Queen Anus Pocket Pistol. and IS 90 pouhder,
cannon near Lisbon is 20 feet inches long, its
diameter at the middle is 6 feet lnches 1t throws
ball Of 100 lbs. or
Mount Meg. in the Tower Of London, is an 80
nounder, There is an 80 FOUNDER IN the Arseha
at Berlin. named the Thunderer, and another al
Malaga, called the Terrible
There are two GO Founders at Bremen called 'hr
Jiessengers Of bal News
There is a 70 FOUNDER at Rome, made OF the
nails which fastened the copper plates that covered
the ancient Pantheon.
The largest cast gun existing is of brass, at Bel
;anoor. called the Lord of the Plain. 1t suppos-
ed it was intended for stone balls. An iron shot 0!
the proper size would weigh 1900 pounds.
The Emperor Charles V. had le large cannon
cast which he called the twelve Apostles.
Great Bells There is large bell in st. lvan's
church at Moscow it is 40 feet inches in clrcnm-
ference, l6 inches thick, and weighs more than
AZ tons equal to l05,280 ID.
The great bell of Moscow IS 67 leet inches N
circumference or diane err of % feet inches II
is feet inches high, the thckest part is IS ia
ches. the weight is estimated at about Al4.OO0 lbs.
IF this broken and useless mountain OF metal was
sold at IS. per ID it would amount to &C. $751; ster
hing, or S295,54S ~,
Greu Eels.-In Mauritius it is said there are cells
in certain lake more than 90 feet III length, weigh
ing 80 lbs. II Ctarke's 1faueis.l
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

The London Standard matests Jealousy of the in
reference of the United States in the affairs Of the East
as will appear by the following article.
"We have inserted in another column an extract from
the Messenger des Chambres of Monday, which ntimate
that we have performer in the drama of Turk
sh politics war, the may be-ths is an Ameri-
can naval squadron The United States seems cul
tvang very assduously the good will of the Porte. and 1t
is surised that this squadron to force the blockade of
.he Dardaneies 1t will be interesting phenomenon in
,e history Of mankind whenever it shall occur at
me it doubtless will occura direct interference by the
states Of the new world in arranging the political affairs Of
the old.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
Court of Chancery
And Orphans Court.

Notice is hereby Given, That the Court OF Cham
Gerry will be held at the town OF Newcastle on
mans Court of the said County will also be then
and there held-al Bills, Answers. Pleas, Writs,
Commissions, Orders. and other Processes, relating
to any, Suit Appeal, Decree, Petition, or other mat
ter Of Proceeding in each Of the said Courts are 70
be then and there returned. rooYroN
Register in Chancery
MATTHEW KEANa
Clerk Of Orphans Goart:
Newcastle, March "a, lsxs' p
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
This Afternoon.

The Public and particularly Subscribers are res
pectfully solicited to attend an examination of the
CoIoured Infant School, to be held in the Library
room at the Town Hall, THIS DAY, at; 8 o'clock
P. M.
n. B. The importance and necessity of this in
stitution it is hoped will arrestatention and excite
general interest
April 3, 1929.
o. Rev. DR.. SrAUGHrON, will, by diyine
permission, Preach in the Baptist Meeting house.
in King Street, next Sabbath Morning half past ten,
and three o'clock in the afternoon, also, at the low
er Presbyterian Meeting house at half past seven
in the Evening
April 8.
A stated meeting of the Delaware Academy Of
Natural Science, will be held at the Town Hall ON
Saturday. at 3 O'Clock, P M.
The following papers will be read.~-An essay on
the :. Source of Springs" An essay on $ Seeds"
April 3.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
From, fbe Fretierickfoua Herald

Sir--As the hopping cough is at this time in Fred
cric-Town, and spreading through the county you
will re 1dcr service to the poor particularly by pub
Fishing the following excellent remedy:
Dissolve so grains of salt at tartar. IN pint o.
clear water add to it 40 grains of cochneal, and
sweeten it with loaf sugar. Give child one year
old. one tea spoonful four times day, with table
spoonful ofbarley water Immediately after. Boil
ed apples put into warm milk, may be the chief food
If they can be had. This will relieve the patient IN
two or three DAYS and cure in week
In the last stage fhs complaint. take the tine
ture of bark one ounce and half, paresoric half
an ounce. tincture of cantharides one drachm, mix
them. and give to child IL months old 10 drops
three times day, and on in proportion to the age
Of the patient.
Mr. O'Counell, the Irish orator, has acknowledge
ed General Jackson as American President. at
meeting of the Irish Catholic Association in Decem
Der, he spoke as follows;
II is now too late to read the Address from our
American friends; and, therefore, shall move, be-
fore we separate, adjournment to one O'Clock on
Tuesday wish that we should come prepared on
the next day. not only TO debate upon American sym
pahy. hut to frame "a vote of thanks, not like the
tr1ing ones hitherto passed to America, but strong,
and replete with all the talent we possess. must
saw that much praise is due to those who were in
strumental in arresting American sympathy, and at
the head ofthe list, place Mr.. Copplnger Gene
raj Jackson will certainly be, or is at this moment.
the President of the United States, immense cheer
ing \ and however may have been opposed to him
myself, bow 10 the will of the People. (ContIn-!
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

he will glide down the slope Of life, and when the
grave shall close upon him, he will leave behind him
name which history Shall cherish, and pOslerty
receive with the most ardent admiration.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

ued applause )I1e has been supported by the whole
interest Of the Irish emgrants and they are sure OF
turning the election to any slde.'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
SherlF's Sale.
BY virtue of writ ofvend exponas to me directed wig
be exposed to
pU q L &c S a i E.

Al the House OF Isaac CemeHt lSuWnlit bruBc,J III 9.
Georges Hundred, on Saturday, the 11th day Of April
next, at o'clock. P. M The following described
Lands and Islen,ents,
CITUATE, lying and being in the Hundred of Pencader
oand County aforesaid No Ia Lot of Ground. boun-
ded and described follows beginning at stake on ths
East side Of The Road leading from the Town Of NewCas-
tie TO the head of Bohemia River and in ime of Land OF
the heirs of John Hyatt Esq Decd the Road leading
from the SAID Town of Newcastle to Mddetown, and runs
mag thence along the sad first mentioned road, in South
Westerly direction about Ia perches to stake thence
turning the place of beginning and running thence along
the said Hyas land in snuheriy direction and parallel
or nearly So with the said second above mentioned road
bout Ia peches stake, thence by line in westerly
drec ion to ntersct the end of the first Toned line ac
the road aforesa containing within said bounds half am
acre more or less, with story Brick Dwelling Houses
Brick Store Frame Stable, &c. thereon erected. lits
right in two certain separate Tracts of Land, with the -
viz No 1-Bounded by lands of DR.. keeces
Edward A. Curess John Gaesche and Robert Nc Dow-
ell containing SO acres and 50 perches. No 2-Bounded
by lands late Of isden Jackson Elisha David decd James
erckson and Martha Laws, containing 1l0 acres be thz
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution the property of Rcs
Brunson and 10 be sold BY
WILLIAM HERDMAE, Sh,f:
n,,z, CASTLE March 81, 1929 100-3t.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

CRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
Draws in Hashington CITY on Saturday the 9TH OF
April. 60 Nos.-9 drawn Ballots
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 of $4,000 Of 10000 of $780,
Of 1910 10 OF 1000 10 of 60O 10 of 500 10 of 400 10
300 20 II 300 81 of 100 81 of &c. 81 OF So 81 of 20 10z
Of &c. 1o2 Of So 1902 of 49, 2o4 OF &c. 1922 of 20 HAYS
of 10 d3lars.
Tickets Slo Half S., Quarters 81 so, Eighth 81 Is.
DELAWARE AND S. CAROLINA LOTTERY
9th CLASS
Draws in this Borough, Saturday the 18th April,
Sd NUMBERs--9 DRAWN BALLOTS.
SCHEME.
nrze of 10000 dollars Of $500, of 1000, OF l022s
Of 1000 of 500 of 300, 10 of 200, 10 of 49, 20 OF
100 as of 49, 46 of 80, as of 25 1l5O OF and o960
' Ticket 81, Half, 50, Quarter 81.
To be had in variety of Lucky Numbers, at
E. BARKER'S,
Prompt and Lucky Office, No. II, Market st
Deia,care drawing, %, 25, 48, 40, 40, 20, 4.
% % a - prize aa. Of $40 sold at this Office.
April 3, 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

The celebrated Baras died at Paris in the latter end of
january aged II years. He was one OF the most promi-
nent men OF the French RSvoluon; the associate and
friend OF Rubseperre at period, at another the milf
try leader of the Convention, by whom his tyranny
destroyed. He the early patron Of Napoeonand af
ter being supreme France during five Years. his power
was yerurned by that Napoleon and he himself
sent into obscurity from which he never afterwards EN-
erged 1t is said that he has left memoirs of consdera
BILE interest, which will speedily be published.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-17

MUSEUM 9c ;RS
Oven Daily from to 10 A. Land '0"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
ADDITIONAL.

n RECENT arrival puabr, ms al this time
SfaA 10 offer 10 The public u siill nose desirable
nss tinent than heretofore Among other arli-
cles ARE
Artificial Flowers the mos, beautiful
Lnce Colara and Prlerinrs, tho richest sly IL
Long white Md Gloves
Short black, Whine, and fancy oolored do.
Blk silk Bulion,, splendid
ihlrad Laces nod Edgings fancy figures
Gypp i4nces, unusually cheap
5cersucker Gnghams, u cheap and handsome
artnlr
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
Luck, side, aud Iona bent do. BRAZILIAN
Ladies black and white Piunella Shoes
Floss cotton and thread on spools
Italian Servings, every shade
Decoupe long Stmis, The very riches,
Shot do. cheap. yet heauti'j
Plan and "ambOuTpdBosk Muslins
- aud Ga swips aud null Mu.lins
Luslring aud Satin k,bbon', every width and
shadr
Fine Jaconri Crayafiugs
Super blk. Italian Silk 10.
Fine and super fine Ban ceonS do
Plain add hgd white Marseiles
Piain extra buff do.
Sup. Vulentir do.
Jet blk Brucheles for e., niIcmcns' summer
wear. the hand.omesi article now orn
Grntlemcns' black and White Silk 10 Hose
SUPER double India Cotton do.
A lew pieces snpe, brown thread Drilling
Mel al coat Button. treble gllt
Fancy Vtg do. first style
Blue and blk Lasting do.
Super blk silk Valve.
piece blue Black most superb
Gentemens' super black aud fancy cold horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock aud Doc do. superior
4 few dozen surer English white silk do.
Geutemens' Silk pocket Iandkerch iefs, FIRST
chip
ALSO,
Domestic of every description, aud n large
supply Of spun Cotton Yarn, Of every sine iron,
No. !. 10 10. inclusive
A Gaze OF superior Leghorns. every dav expec.
ted. DAVID Il ROBT. KYLE.
Aprl 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
COUNTY COURT.

u does appear 10 me, hessrs Editors, tia.
our county Coufi system IS the very worst
that ever wss devised. I heartily agree
With MIR. jeffrrson's letter To Col. KerehrYal.
where he say, the justices of the lnieriour
Courts are self ehosen--are Tor lfe--and per
pe'uaie their own body in succession forever
so that a faction once possessing Hseli OF he
bench oil cousty can never be broken up, but
Aold lA"ir county IN chains forever iadi,.riu.
bic Yer these justices are the real executive.
rs well d, judic AIRY IN all our mIuor aud more
ordinary concerns, they la, Us at will-hll
the Office of sheriff. the most important fall
the exe cutlve Off - ia the county, ani name
nearly all our military lesders, winch lead, ~
once named, are removable but by them
selve,
Aud, 'lrs, don't disagree with expressions,
on the same subject, ~ Grul. Blackburn 1T.
ter accepting ii numlnaIon II, candidate Tor
the Convention, IL Wit, /. there any man o.
set OF men attached tn this important branch .,
our jurisprudence eninl-d 10 exclusive or sep.
ara;e emoluments. or privileges, ant no IN
ooG>de alton Of public services. Seated like
warts ornens on the b ady po III adm, ing
hNr l'achrs sucking IT. very heat. blond, tie
s'il badges Of onr forner sassolage banded
dawn nom father To son AZ "A tho 9Th not
Snnclly hereditary urui'v approaches H. the
mchmbenls intfenohmg themselves under the
great antiqmty aud uninterrupted possession ol
thrIr privileges &c Il.
SOMETIMES these 'uriS appear 10 get along
very we'll. hu, II any thing arises. affecting
thru own interests, such as addiu L TO their own
b"dy, appointing \ clerk, winch shall be sheriff,
dong liz coutt business when some OF them
selves are surd. unpopular sheriff or deputy
thfu n seems To be all a Iupplr and all ron.
fusion. Now underhani that prosecutions
have been carried ON 10 CONVICTION and nun, 81
men agnins maj>lIai s in different paris oi the
Il Ie for druuHenarss, for br,ber, X corruption
~ he election Of Gle X. &C. hui have never
n'ard ofpfosecn'ions 10 neglect ofduty
SYDNEY.
Amherst county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
HARDWARE

The subscriber has also received large assort
meni of Hardware, among which is almost eve.
~ ar icle in t.,e Ssdlery linz. viz:
Ladies 'and Gentlemens' full and half plate
Strrups
Full and half plate bride Bits
Smooth filed Roller aud Inlet Buckles. every
size
Real and sham Roller plated Buckles
Plated Slides, every si2e
lacks and Saddle Bosses
few Gro strsining Webb
Worsed and Cotton Weddings, OF every des-
scription in demand
First rate Gigg and riding Whips
Gieg handles and Bands, &c. &c.
Saddle Trees aud Hogskins are daily expected
=. GROCERIES.
They have also on hand general assortment
of Groceries, among other articles are
Orleans aud Mnscavado Sugars
Cuba aodJava Coffee
A few boxes Chocolate
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
200 sacks Salt, Liverpool oiled a
French Brandy and New Eusiand Rum, (by
wholesae)
cew boxes hes, imperial Tea, L.
DERKYLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
VALUAB real ESTATE
~ - AWGI,l0

h s1ftue ofa derd nf iiusl, executed ~ me
y , b, tns surviving partners NJ The lac Gffn
ol bht. Bullock q 10. aud the r, ofs. OF " m
Gait dee. henithg date IN the 3lN OF March.
1898, M II record ~ ihe Ilnsti T. Court 4
lynubbure aud ~ the county count ai ann.
bell md Bedford. shall, on ID, 27ih Jay OF
h"y, is2p On the pi EN- - expo, - sale. hp
way 81 public auction, "A ubdsihed moety at
The Black Water Mil. AID The tract ~ land on
whith il"y aye etrd. con aining % Ia n
cifs, mere oi less. shnt Ell On Black Water
e'e.k, IN The county ol ampbtli, md the
immediate usiR hbo, hood ofthe town of Lynch.
bnig- Possession 10 he delivered on lie lat ,iav
oi July neat
Also, IN pursuance oi tn ss,ne deed oftruBf
shat, en the 2y,h day uf Ma, 1880, on the
premises, expose 10 snlo, BY ray 81 public auc-
Ton, 'sosfr1cis Of wood land, lying ~ Camp.
bel COUNTY ,neat Gamblers hloudian, and in
the vicinity Of The town Of l., nehburg, The one
containing 81 81 acres, more OF less a. theoih.
eihol scres more or less. these Two tnsl men
toned tracts Of land vii be divided and sold IN
lois
Aud In pursuance OF the same deed or,ru.,.
will, on The Both day Of MAY. 1929. on The IA.
mixes expose to sale, bt way ot public auction.
tract oflahd containing 2l6 i.2 acres, NOR
o. iesS, sunai' IN the county 81 bedford, nent
the town NJ New London, adjoining the lopfs
OF Maj. Na'hao Reid, Thomas sirpioe aud 9th
cfs. u being the same tract purchased hy III.
said Gait Bullock aud Co OF H. and A. Brad
toie- Possession ofths las, mnni,oned tract a.
he delivered on the lH u ian next.
Terms Of sale, one aud Two yohr. credit, e.
DUAL insinl,n.nis) the purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds "nh approved personal security,
aud deed Of irus, on the propety Ia s.eu,e
the phymen, oithe purchase money.
ActlnP fTuatep will puuV.N a., "a.
chnser on purchasers al sad property ,he iitIs
vested ~ me- thereto, aud nnnr other
CiifoWELL DABNEY, Ttu.s,.
April %, lids