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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

and, in our judgment, with niue, g.,
and consideration volun,.e, ed ,,s, I". "H
Scott "quitted his country" Durino uI:'"id
ssnce, the actual Prrsiden, took the sam. y" 4"
Of The case tina, Mr.. Adam. had ,skrD NV. 'r'
rect an order 10 issue accordingly, D D. e.
ing home, Gen Scot found hi, prl,,,. g g.; ;'l
his brother ofhcers-all ind, ed who I've
teres,ed alike in his wrlfa E md ~ u
armv; unanimous 10 the opinion 'hs, hb,t !"
enough; hat he had stood for his reh,,
in his rishTs. those Of all Of sim ar p,,t.
long and as far as was proper and W, on'.
Tina, To 60 beyond thar poin, would he =.
jure both himself and he army: an,
tnerefor, in the same spirit in whlrh :.
coniended while there was chance If ,n..|"
for :he privileges and claims " hich he ,hos
belonged 10 his rank, he was when ,llu.N
thori,irs had OvrrruIed his opinions. bo.,i
submit to thrir decisions He hs, do,
and no one We are sure will more ius,ly ,o,.
cate than the Editor of The Pfenix, h. ~, srs
Fl e thus made Of private opinions, TO III. ...
Of public duty and military subordica TO-,
~ T. Am.in.
We have extracted the remarks of III. A..
rican, in order that both sides Of the ou,s,,
may be seen. As we have no wish to ti,,,.,
The question Of Gen. SCOTS claims to n, o.,
h. sought afsr, our observations, IN nal, .,
The American, shall he few. Ad.nirlr, =.
Justice Of these claims to their full ,x,,D =.
still cannot sre the proprirry Of The appl,p,
thai has been bestowed upon The GrneraI. W.
think i, misplaced and une alled for
Our objections lie entirely upon tie crop.
that the conduct OF Gen. Scott presents h;
precedent. The perlinaciiy witt whlth hr h,
dressed his own ,lews-tht fact Of his "a, ~,
his refusal brcause bis wishe, were no. Q, ri.
h,d-and the example Of disoonr,n, AMI inUh
ordination all render ii highly improper h,
the newspapers should be showering runga
upon HIM. in consequence Of hi, return to b,
Gu,y.
II is hardly necessary, we hope, for u, 10 n,
peat, that zoe haze no wish 20 underra'r GRIMM
Scott in any particular, or that We would d,
tract f,om his well earned fame. His arIu
we can never forget, and are amongst ,he la.
10 hold them in lille estimation. We know him
to br gallant soIdler, * a tue America ".
Likewise think him 10 be too impriuCug and
much as We respect his character, We osnna
refrain from expressing our dehberS,e oplno,
with regard 10 his public conduct, espthlI
when that initiates against public interest
Our business was not with General Sect
II was with The newspapers which were, W.
willingly perhaps. putting him. We like Il
SEE equal and impartial justice administered
all men. We thought that, had an inf,ria
officer commended as slrenuoUsy for hi, Ou.
private opinion-given as much uouO.-
Threatened TO have resigned, and left thr ecur
try dissati.f d and discontinued his rlurn;
duty would not have be, n hailed with any mi,
nifestations Of pleasure. On the contrary an9
the. course would, most likely, have beer Pu'
sued. We lhirk still there is nothing III Get
SCOTS case 10 exempt him from 'hf RUE y
which we should Judge other men; and 'hNr
ing thus, we have spoken as W. have.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

The HORNET The Savannah RepVbh'S
Of he 23d ul' says:
Commodore Ridgely and family arri'%
this CITY last evening from Pensacola g.
the benehr Of Mrs.. RidgeIy's health, wh'e'
delicate, the Commodore has Travelled O"
land from S.. Marks. We are GLAD 10 ~, ~
that he enter,ains hopes of The saie'y OF 'hf v
S. sIoop Hornet, as she was spoken at aolr.
after the gale, and. although dismas'ed' of'r
ed any offers Of assistance as unneces'a''.
Having specie on board she may have ~
ceeded 10 Norfolk or New York
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

We copy the annexed postscript fom w.
Tallahassee FIoridian OF Nov II:
We stop the pres. to announce the m','.
choly intelligence Of The loss OF the .e"oO oIa
Magnolia, off ST. Rosa, bound from Mag'v ~
to New Orleans. with every person on o"a ~,
except A. Cunningham; consisting OF o'p a..
Ray, wife, and child; J. Coleman, oil Htr "
leans; a Prussian from New ORLEANS; .,.
Holt. Of Virginia; J. Wioier!y, OF n o, sm,,
Mr.. Pray, mae, from Boston; crew = D'''
not known-Total 10"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

Lewis Edwards was Dismissed on 10. ne
inst, from his situation q, second C'e's " ,oou,
Office Of the Secretary Of War, to make ,0er
for some Drawing Heroits, or hunsl1 80. 8, him;
ant. No complaint has been made 'ga" BY
it was enough that his salary was S;"hIr re.
another. Mr.. Edwards has been . "'s". ,,,.
spectacle citizen Of Washington for c.q,.w
Of . century, Ssrgas""
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

auence Of party spirit may not extend 10 Inc
deliberations of the House OF Representatives.
Fresh from the people. the members should
show a forbe arance, q dignity. moderat'o"'
and /, devotion to business, which should have
it. efrctin allaying excitement, and producing
harmony in all parts Of the country There IL
no need tina, party should be- dragged INFO eve
~ question. I, is no, the part OF indie pe"den'
REPRESENTATIVES. thus to sacri6ce their duty at
the shrine OF party!
The scene, however, will soon open, ana inc
characters act their paris We trust they may
GO Of he sage followed by the pisudils OF the
American people.
We are now il the full tide of successful ex-
pertinent. II enl, requires skilful hands to
guide our course, and conduct our onward
march. Congress mus, do This. The RePre>
sen, atives Of the Nation are, in fact, the sover'
eiyns Of the land. and on their wisdom and
Justice we RELY. We look 10 them for checks
to Executive injus ICE; for the protection OF our
Manufactures, Commerce, and Agriculture; for
the preservation Of Harmony; aid. 6'ally. for
an extension and increase Of all the blessings
OF Freedom. In these our hopes, are we 10 ba
disappointed? Are all the glorious an'icipa-
| lions whie h every patriot bosom mus, indulge
| in. 70 be in vain? The time is not far distant
when these interesting inquiries will be answer.
ed in veal or woe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

ed in discussing various plans for compromise.
on the subiecr Of the basis Of Repre- sentation.-
Propositions for his purpose, have been
presented by Mr.. LEIGH. Mr.. COOKE, Nh. Up
sHUR and Mr. CAMPBELL II would occupy TOO
much space 10 give these difftrert schemes IN
delail-they will be noticed in ,he order they
| are acted on. 1t is evident we think, that a
| spirit of Cancellation is becoming more preva-
| lent, and that the members are anxiously in
\ search Of some plan, which will reconcile COR
aictng views and opinions. We have yet,how
ever, no sigh, of land.
A committee has been appointed 20 prepare q
room for the convention, when the Legislature
| meets: and Mr.. WILSON has given notice, that
| he intends TO move an adjournment until the
| frs, Mondsy in OCTOBER 1880.
| The Governor Of South Carolina has sent
his message to The Legislature which is now
| in session. It commences by 4 congra'ula,ion
upon the lac chang. in the Federal Admins
| ira ion, aud brea,hes hope that u correspond.
en-, change will be effected in our commercial
regulations. But it urges the Representatives
to look to the energies Of the State itself for f..
| nal success.
The Governor censures the Rail Road Com.
pany, for asking assistance of The General Go.
vernmen,, AFTER the stare, by late solemn ac,
had protested against The exercise OF such pow.
ers in ,hr General Government. But in spi.
ri' Of liberaIity, he recommends that the Lee
gisla'ure extt nd the necessary aid to The Com.
bi, he made :he seat Of all The State Offices
and suggests many valuable improvements in
the Laws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10
EDUCATION-

EIDOCAi lcN.
ON the 18th day of January next, Mr.. John III
Day will open school convenient to the sub
scribers, by whom he has been recently employ
ed, in which. will be taught the Latin, Greek,
French, and English Languages, embracing in
the last, all the necessary branches preparatory
for College. We deem it unnecessary TO say more
OF MIR. Days moral habits or qualifications for a
Teacher, than to refer those who may feel dispos-
ed to Patronize this Institution, TO the Recon-
mendations i'll his possessions; to such persons
as have encouraged his school for the last eight or
ten years.
Five or six boarders can be received by each OF
us at $75 Tor the term Of ten months, Chat being
the scholastic year.)
As Boarding with the Teacher is often desired,
we are authorized TO state, that Mr.. Day will &C
conmodate a few young gentlemen upon the same
terms as above mentioned.
Tuition in every instance will be S25.-
THOMAS GOODE
THOMAS Willy.
.fmelia, Nov. It'll, 1925. 5i-wtl2Jan.
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Institution for the Education Of Young Ladies.
MI NO BILE III ERhlANN la. opened at a ietrsd house,
ou aud hted Tor the purpose, between Charlotte
.e aud The University, Institution fer the private
on 81 young ladies IN all the polite aud useful branches o
e1aeauen The young iadie. will he members Of her
ianhy. iney Will be subject control truly parenaI-
AID even their anus will be dir eeted with view
mental Improvement Whatever taught the srpov.
ed literary institutions, for female Instruction in Europe,
MRS. beternan will teach have taught under her
immedste supentendence and eeton She will herself
~ addition TO English GRAMMAR teach Wrtug Arithmetic,
GeessPhy, the of the Globes and History sacred and
prosne She will give regular instruction in the Spansh,
French and Italian Languages. The French language will be
used AZ medium Of interchange Of senD ents and wishes
IN the common transactions OF the family. Th,
Mrs FISHERMAN as,tr. herself will very much facilitate the
aequl'on Ut this u.eia and int estny language.
MRS Blrernsnn ID he establishment here announced i,
Influenced partly by to the qualification OF her
feelings she has deis hi-d a;ing know
10 do good.
Par.nts and Guardian, who may be disposed place
child OF ward under her be informed patou-
arly OF her plan, mode OF ucon and domestic regus
tons, by an application al the School house.
Music Dancing and Drawing, required 10 Ne taught will
constitute the only extra expenses. Terms two hundred
Dollars per session.
Nov. IS ewst
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Sale Of Land and -kcoy0eS-

Aouse " Lana ana .NGSIOtS.
q L the plantation called Kennon's, (near Gent
e> to Bridge,) in the Co. of Amelia belonging to
the estate of the late Jerman Baker, will be sold
on Monday, the 18th day Of January 1929, if fair,
and IL not, on the next fair day. sixty five most val
liable slaves, consisting OF men, women & children,
boys and girls, and including several excellent
house servants.-The men and boys, and some OF
the girls, will be sold for cash, and the remainder
on credit OF twelve months, the purchasers Civ
ing bond and security, 10 be approved by the I'M
dersigned before the property is delvered.-These
slaves are well worth the attention of all persons
wanting such property, as they unusually like
~, and well disposed.-At the same time will
be sold about 700 barrels OF corn, like credit
OF twelve months, and on the conditions as
bond & securiiy.-The plantation being OH Apo
have 1t transported up OF down the river as they
may require.
ON THE SAME DAY
The plantation and land will be sold by the She
riff foF the benefit of the Commonwealth, cred
oil one, two, three and four years. the purchaser,
giving bond and approved security, besides deed
oil trust to secure the purchase money.-The tract
OF land contains eleven hundred and thirty acres;
lies broad side OH Appomattox river, and has it
at least two hundred acres of low grounds, with
most comfortable buildings of all sorts. There is a
sufficient proportion OF wood land the tract and
much OF the high land in good heart-upon the
whele II Is very desirable farm, being in gem
teel and intelligent neighbourhood.
TIL. MILLER, Administrators OF
VIM. OLD }Jerman Baker.
Dec. l3 66-ids
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NOTTf'E

ISURsUANT to decree of Goochland county
~ court, shall, Commissioner, sell to the
highest bidder at Poweirs Tavern on the 10th
day OF February next, if fair, otherwise the next
fair day, two tracts Of land, one containing So
acres, adjoining Holman Shoemaker and others !;
the other tract containing 80 and an half acres ad
joining VIM. st. Clair's and others-the payments
upon l, and years equal annual instalments,
the purchaser to give bond with approved secu-
rty, together with deed of trust the land sold,
to secure the purchase money. Such title only as
commissioner will give, which believe to be
undoubted. VIM. FORD, comm'r
Dec. 6. 63-wtds
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MISS uNCHES

ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that her Seminary
~ .r the instruction Of young Ladies' opened the
orthossphy, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic English Grammar
usosPhy Natural and Moral Philosophy Hitory Chronol
egy bellies Ltes and Competition The French Language
aud Music will be taught, il wished. Boardt will be
seyed 80 per session. for board aud uion ASKING
dvli Lodging % dolls. The session consulting Of 10
Day pupils SO dolls per session. Fuel D 5oc All necessary
attention wall te paid TO the health of the young
ladies. Oct. s. AS-if
Mff IAVERN-hOuSE, LUr, and other Improve
"a adjoining the Public Square, and within 60 go yards
oil he courthouse, undergoing thorough repair, with such
additions, rs TO make among the spacious
convenient Establishments Of the kind in the country
comPeed Is TO warrant the belief that will be ready
tenant IN all the month Of Nov next
years.
aud heresPectfuy invited examine the situation It IL
quite certain better saDJ cannct be easily obtained.
believing TO be unnecessary say thing further Of the
houses than that they unusually spacious combining every
desirable convenience To hfst they will put
at low price. SAML WILLfAMS
August Is. 29f HaIifnr courfhou,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10

"A BEAUTIFUL highland Farm, ~ the equity Of Ciooeb
"a land within 20 miles Of Richmond iyns upon he W 81
tthfde OF Dover creek end reaching 10 James RIVER .
ohrfed or sale coDtains about 500 sees OF WHICH so
f notion Of The highest Efade; IS, fcb meadow land, md
we hssne red snd Of excellent qus;y Que hall hesv,
imbeted with Oak Thu farm among The best ,y,t
Eb'and' m rToduct sbOunds good water IS
- zoe Osnal an1 almost reathe, the door Of Uover-i.
wh'ch saords resdy supply Of meal through 81. ssvef
W0ushn Of summer, aud often, good msrktt fr wheat
Iettoes of two years upon u, with olsfaby n1retou,
faMi and knowledge Of the river country within So
miles Of Richmond shove, enshes the proprietor to say win
eon1rBce, that he believes there bu few situation. On
TIE river more healthy The dwelling house Is ne,, and
eOrnu0dou, aud The other bUidInes, snshle prspo.,1;
io the fsrm may he made tbo' Mr. Drew II RielronS -,
i husnev AZ Doyer-nis Post Once; snd any one vb,ns
sec " invited % '''u h' proprietor gtetpi.es
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ADV
NSHeAs COMMITTED to the Jail of Elizabeth CT
v" ty County, on the 23rd day OF July last, as
ran away, negro man who says his name is jim
Smith; that he was born free, in the City of Phila-
deiphia; that he lived last year in the County OF
Lunenburg, with Mrs. Sarah Franklin. Said negro
IS about feet inches high, stout made, tawny
complexion, has lost upper fore teeth, his back
much Scared by whipping, has a white spot Just a.
bove the left hip, about one inch long. Had on
when he was committed to JAIL a pair Of blue Cast
net trousers, oznaburgs shirt, and an old striped
msrseliles vest The owner of said slave is request
to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law
in such cases directs.
JOHN C. PRYOR, r,,u., Sheriff Of
Oct. s. a3-wI2t
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Si0O KEW ARD.

yntiE above reward will paid the apprehension Of
~ nsuo man named RICHARD, who esl,s bimse {
RICHARD SMITH, who LEFT my lot Saturday Night,
sud woman, Maria who, Il IS believed, have gohe 81
together Richard black fellow about fett7 in-
obes high very likely when well dressed but Of fsher bad
s1uutsnsnee when sokeD o he had 'undfy o1bes
tasm blue sutou coat Mss, stout gull about ~ yesr
old not very bsck Of pleasant coantenaDee when seskng
sue bad mrt winter dress, sDd variety Of other ohes
%, rseoeet.d. The sbcvs fellow bss left wife sni ch
ufsn woo 1--we Mr. Thomss Undsfwood'sj he very ei
sent aud esq resd write ably WE'LL be has Doubt
.OIsso p' aud will probably attempt 60 get &c the Bh.
for msrs or sy taken together cd delivered chs sob.
seeeI, or secured 20 any jail Virginia. the Fropor
on o. aud eSpss pad, II taken ont Of the sse
snt delivered 10 ms, w 2. MICoU
pscsie. So SIoutf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10
UT-HIabama Land .HgeJlcy :!


y AM authorized TO sell, remarkably Lands in the
Stale VI Aabana, belonging TO the South Carolina Com
pauy purchas ID by Col. Stephen Eiou Of Chareston
1913. They lie in the vicinity OF Montgomery CahaWa,
in1vual, Safe Tue richness Of the so the purity
general health of the country; the
advantages nsygation the alleed facilities of
tuerce; latitude neither too cold too hot sdordng
pure atmosphere; the densey populated neshboIhood
eennK lively prospect schools; the sup
stovh Of cotton, aud the general wealth of the country all
render settlement IN this the State desHa
ble The great care aud Judgment with which these lands
selected the price, al which they
chased anxiety Of the company TO dispose oi hem
the purpose OF ectus settlement among themselves
will snable the purchaser obtain good land, at low prices
the purchaser will he given, and good
ry required. All the money has been paid 10
snd patents obtained Deeds OF will
be inside to purchasers, when they make payment.
am also SELL the very valuable land,
hama, belonging 10 the following gentlemen: Col Stephen
Elliott, H. Yssdon and j. b. Bennett Of ChareOp South
Carolina, with several thousand belonging
other individuals
perhaps those living south, would, many
double OF tbei properly, By
good farms low prices, Middle Aiabsma, and pscing
portion hand, upon Ter good The
Of the slaves would enhance their value nearly
half Of the farms he transmitted annually
New York aud the proceeds cash returned to the
without trouble difficulty.
Geemep distance, owning land in Alabama, have
the paid other dispost.n made OF by giving
will attend TO any business TO bs transacted in the land
off &c IN Cshawbs.
Letters poage paid will be punetually answered. and any
information g,ven which be requested, aud
10 obtain IN his county JESSE BEENE, Agent.
or aeuteEsn will confer favof by cutting this advef
semeut Of the paper aud posting 10 coupeuou,
place. Sept. 50 42-u
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Valuobie Roanoke Land for Sale.

: FdIuUUIe HOuHOhe I-UIIu 7OT ISuTe.
TN Virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed the nv
John Taylot and Elizabeth his Wife and duly recorded
tue County Court Of DGunswek dated the 24h OF March
sha cell TO the highest bidder, public sueou, Thurs
day 2sh OF Jsu 1893 if fair, the fair day.
the preu.e,,a tract II land lying Resn1ke river, called
Blacks ferry, patty the eounrs OF Meoklepbug Bruins,
wek& Warren, N containing 1900 acreatuu 500 Of which
6 rate low grounds the upland Of deep muao SOIL very
productive and sboundng Wild locust growth Also, the
aud places trait OF land in the county Of Bruins,
Geuo Creek called Walkers containing 40 acres,
well mprovej. Also four five lots the of Mon.
zoe ". Csrona, Of which Hou,e.
The OF sale will be half Of the purchase money
in twelve months from the day Of ssie aud the other half
years thereaitcr. The purchasers executing bond with
approved secury aud deed u trust the land to
the payment LEW JONES, Trustee.
Dec.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HE hIt Session Of the ensuing year this Institution will
- eommtnee on The i6ih of January and terminate.
on the 18th June Tb. Classical Mstbrmaiea couises
EXTENSIVE and the Student he fully pepsttd JON
niBhsst esses ~ the Uryersy Of Vs. William Nav ,ud
hanPdeg Sydney Colleges any other literary Insiut,Op
IN the Union The English aud Mathematical
will continue TO be conducted by Mr. r. w. kenny whose
exemplary department. zeal and sssduy toe disc haze II
ms dutIes snd thorough knowledge Of be numerous ErsSh
w which he .nfue (incuding Algebra Sufyeysl have
gwen complete subtraction to all Who interested IN m
progress Of The pupils aud the welfare at The b, ninary
iuw'- Board Washir e Tuition, leach Boatuer fnd,ns
ms bed bedding, towels ,audle So $50 per Session Of
mouths, payable advance. Tuition alon. SIS Dor e,.,
payable 20 Advance WIN. HAWKES. WORTH.
King William Dec. 6e- wftb,t1
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VIEW Nip OF VIRGLJvLa.

TNHE New Map of vngin compiled from setual survey,
Il under the authority Of the State published, and
may be obainedby persons deous on arpca
nond
This work, effected by the abour Of many years.
sa. ec, oil care and money! has perhaps been
ed IN variety aud accuracy of detail beauty aud
o. reees The hshe, credit the science aud
ski oil the persons mediatey concerned public
and must prove highly gratifying and useful the public The
Legislature have authorised the sale Of ESQ Comics only Of
MAP on the large scale Of FIVE mile. the nch; the
eutve, with the view OF king the sale
possible, have directed the copesto be disposed Of the
moderate price of $40.
Under these circun.ance probable that person. who
shall not make early application, will be unable obtain
Copy oil this beautiful and valuable work.
August 5. 25-tf
Map Of Virginia, reduced jrem the Nine Sheet Map of
fhs State according 10 the proVon the General
dnenbIy passed ah March, 1887, also published and
may DC obtained application above sc pc, copy
Copn' oofh dap' an CONVENIENT portable form, ay be
obtained 0Preferred Dec. %, 1897.
VIE Subscriber having III past deellned any
new engagement III his profe ssion, aud having
tended the Superior Courts Richmond, solely pur
pose OF hn,shns hi. bushes, them means. TO de
cline 81, regular atendance.-Hi. Son Jane, NJ. Wskhan
VIII take charge OF his papers, aud attend his
Inc Subscriber has doubt that they will be carefully and
dugehtiy attended to- Whenever his Clients request It, or
he thinks he can be of service &c Iem h, will the
gumtnt 81 their Causes. JNo WICKHAM.
Dec. q 6I-tf
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YRUNY MI. ~

TRUST STLE.
PURSUANCE OF the provi.inn. of deed of trust
eeued TO the subscriber by Willis Cowliug, bearing date
the 10th day Of Sept 1924 aud recorded 10 the Csrk Of
nee Of Henrco county the 26 Of October following
Tor the purpose OF securing 10 Richard Lnmore
OF sum OF money therein mentioned, will be Sold
highest bidder for cash, Monday the 18th Of January
n.1-in front Of the Bell Tavern at II o'clock, certain
piece or parcel OF the city of Rchmoni Duva
addition to said city, being part lot Number fifty four
Swnn BRICK house therson) containing 81 feet fruit, ad
running back bundaed aud ,et-And on the
day, will he sold 10 tie highest bidder for cash. two negro
boys or 50 much Of the property will be sufficient 10
the said of money, with interest which NAV
have accrued, and all legal costs and charges.
- RIO. P0oRE, Trustee.
IN