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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16
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pursuance OF decree made .. Il.
Il Iastterm Of the District Court Of CO..
beld at Winchester, in the suit NJ H.
Jefferson, executor Of Smith Slauglss. ~
against joseph showalter's administrs,ss's ~ =;
heirs, shalt expose TO public sale ~ -: 40
On Tuesday fle 28h day Of Jnh.
at the front door OF Mr.. Buckmsst er,s't,,.
Charestown, Jefferson county. tia, be.,,..s 2 |,
and improved Farm, containing about -'''u'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16
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From the New England Palladium.
AWAKE Ny SOUL

Awsks, nv soul cast oAanese chains,
Which bad thy energies TO earth.
And cleuse thy 'scugheon from tbs stains,
Which owe To deviuus wales ,heirbfSh.
Der wsywsra hearts that lr,eto roam.
Let Pleasures s'ikea basnes E4ve,
My soul, make virtues court INV home
In her bright stream tby p,nioas lave.
I do not wish for gljuerius wealth,
Let ethers delye tor golden ore;
BLESSED with csmpete0ce, aad health,
And virtues peace---i ask 20 more,
Theu mouat, my soul. and soara~ay
To where anfsding gioTes bloom;
Nor heed the transitory ray,
Which gilds false Pleasures fragile plume.
Seasons will cease, and orb. which shine,
To cheer the gloom of sable night,
viii sink beneath the ode OF time,
Whose whelmiBg waves shah queEch thei
light;
but the firm fsbrick Of the soul,
VIII stiil pursue it's onward way,
Beyond the verge Of lime controul,
And bssk in everlasting dsy.
Hope Tits her beamin, heavenly eyes
beyond the bounds 81 aeeuGg wear,
To brighter sphe,e and Cai,n-r ssias,
Where 10y shalt dry ,'sfs- ,S-rsw's tears,
Oh. when leave ties sarV nigb',
BY wnheriag care, a yeas opPres'i,
The nav wing nv eager 6 int,
And fad a CAIN, eIesai rest!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

Hoeiag -"Ihe ends TO be answered
lby hoelng are chiefly these: !. 10 de
stroy weeds which are always ready to
spring mp in every sod, and which
would roo the cultivated plants Of most
ri their TODD. scraping the surface, il
| it be done frequently, msy answer this
purpose; but to destroy the roots OF
weeds deeper boeing is necessary.
Q. TO keep the sod fFem becoming
too compact, which prevents the roots
! from extending themselves freely IN
search Of their TODD; at the same time
! keepiog up fermentation, by which
the vegetable ieod IS connected, and
| brougn, into contact with the roots. For
this purpose the deeper laud is boed the
better But hoeing should cease or be
only superficial when the roots are so
far extended as to be much injured BY
the hoe. They VII bear little cutting
without injury For where root IS cut
of, several new branches will come up
in its place.
S. To render the soil more open and
porous, so thatit shall greed,ly drink in
the nightly dews, and that rain may not
run Oh, butreadily soak in as il fails.
and be retained Accordingly the more
and oftener land is hoed, the more its
plants are nouiished.
Another design Of hoeing, and
which has not been enough attended TO,
lis TO noufsh plants by drawing fresh soil
near them, the efiluvium of which en-
ters their pores, aud increases their
rowfh. Al the same time the earthiDs
,'of plants makes them stand more firm
lly. increases their pasture in the spots
where the roots most abodnd; and pre-
vents the drying of the earth dowu to The
roots D. Deaae AGother writer says.
Tim out and earth up all your plants;
Iremember that frequent hoeing is both
rain and manure to your vegetables in
ldry weather"
CobbeH says that he and his family of
IL persons, Including laborers) have
lived at his farm house more than
ear without wine, spirits, sugar, tea.
coffee or any sort of grocery without
any thing not produced from the land
lin Eng and; and be offers TO bet 1904
that there is not under any six roofs,
any twelve persons with so much bloom
lug health, $50 many square inches of
red upon the cheeks" as his family of
twelve persons No doctor or apofhe
cary has set bis foot within The doors of
his farm house; there has been no i'll
ness in the family. lie concludes as
folIows:--"If people will not restrain
themselves from those indulgencies
which causes sickness, sick they will
be, and sick they ought to be-"
Recipe for Ice Cream Three quar-
ters of pound of loaf sugar, one quart
of cream, the whites of three eggs well
beat up mix together and SIM ner il
on the fire till II nearly boils, then take
il off and strain il, and when cold put il
into the mould and churn it until il free
yes. Scrape il from the sides of the
mould occasionally, during the freez
ing process, and beat it up well with the |
ice cream stick Flavor it with lemon,
rose, Venelli, strawberries, chocolate
sc as YOU like it.-New milk is nearly |
as good as cream, and skinned milk (
will do; but for the latter add the whites |
lt two or three additional eggs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

'McaN's History OF Georgia, vol. I. p. So
tibid. 70 3.
iSee the hstory Of the Seminole war and
l'atue OF ,be Horse Shoe, Niles Register vol
VI . 1913, ard other Campaigns.
SVide the esry indian treaties
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

I AMI Foit SALE.-rhe subscriber vIll IN
~ that valuable raet Of LAND, now IN 4"
occupancy OF George Harris, Esq two ,nls.
ifom Aartinsourg, coDisuing 263 acres of E-s..
rate limestone soil, now, in fine stale of cul,;.
vston, with valuable improvements thereon
&~zsz1. such as large and con,en;s,.
fssssg DWELLING HOUSE, Enchea
ssssaa BarD. aud ether convenient our tta,'
4-s'>-seis ses. never failing well of ex-
cellett wa,ef; good orohatd Of choice frn,,
&c. Possession viii be given ct any line afer
the sd day OF Octuber mex; Tor terms ofsale
apply to Alexander Stephen, in Martnsburv
or To the subscriber near Frederick Town
Mary land. RICHARD CROMWELL
June Ii 1929--u.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

Tine -Nlne'y yeats hence Dot a
single man or woman now twenty
years of age wil he alive Ninety
years? alas! how many OF the lively &C
tors at present on the stage OF life will
make heir exit long ere ninety years
shall have rolled away Ana could
we be sure OF oie"ty years, what are
they? "A ale that is toil," dream;
an empty sound that passe,h on the
wind away. and is forgotten. Year
shorten as man advances in age ~
Like the degrees in Longitude, mans
life declines as he travels towai ds The
frozen pole, uuiil il dwiUdIes to
point, and vaaishts forever Is il pos
sib|e that life Is OF so short duretioa!
VIII ninety years erase all the golden
names over the doors in town & com,
trv, and uhs,itute others in their stead?
VIII all the now blooming beauties
fade and disappear, all toe PRIDE and
passion, the love, hope and Joy, pass
away 10 ninety years, and be forgotten?
"Ninety years. (,ays Death "do
yen ihink | shall wait nin4ly years?
R hold, to day, and 10 morrow, snd
every day is mine When ninety
years are past, this generation will
have mingled with the dust aud be re-
membered nos.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

Berkeley CoRaty Court:
jUSE Term, 1929.
EFT is ordered, fta no claim oe here
q after allowed for o.. king or repairing any of
be fublic roads If this comfy, unless the evi,
dence Of such claim be ia strict CONFORMITY With
ne law; a0a b. laid before the court ct the
Way term --o'dered, that the clerk DO cause
his order 10 be Published, for the next two
months, in the Ms,tinsuurg Gazette
Copy --Fes,e,
JOHN SIROTHEb, csc.
June 18-2m
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R1CTrARD z BYRD,

I'm addition to the courts of Frederick
ii and Jefferson. in which he has heretofore
practised, will for the future regularly attend
the superior and inferior courts for the county
OF Berkeley.
Winchester, Julv 2, 1899 st.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16
Valunb'e Store House
q 80 IS a n III.

E WILL sell my Store House in Mar
al tlnsburg, situate on The corner Of King
street. and The public squsre. The situation OF
This properly in al respects, makes il highly
desirable and valuable stand for the Mercantile
Business, being the largest and most conyen i
ebt Store room in The place; arrangements vii
be made to give immediate possession to the
purchaser. The terms of sale will be made
accommodating. THOMAS C.StIITH.
June II 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16
DIR. Carroll n Macglll,

FORMAN'S FERRY, Month Of OPses0n' !.
THE subscriber informs the pubic, 'hat -
l. has q new FERRY-BoAT in goes cruz,
Tor conveying of Wagons, Carriages, &c. az
the Potomac River and the opeckon tre. I'm
II will be found to be the nearest roso al ,sl
Msrtinsburg 10 Boonsboro', HaeefsteWl' H,set,
Transport, &c. also, the nearest and mos -"
road from shepherdstown, Chsfies'osn, tsoa
by way of WilIsmsport TO the CunOs'
road. 1T will be attended TO by
Nsrch SIT. JAMES FoRMAS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16
LANE & TAPSCCTT,
Haze just rece'ved another suPpty Of
GOODS,

consisting IN part oil large supply Of HARD
WARE, Joiners Tools, aud polished WAGON
BOXES, all of which they will sell on the most
favourable terms.
She ,berdstown, July g.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

Accordingly, the truly polite man
would. by all proper testimonies of res
pect. promote the credit and estimation
of his neighbor because lie sees that
by this generous consideration of each
other the piece of the world is, in a
good degree, preserved; because he
knows that these mutual attentions pre-
vent animosities, soften the fierceness
of mans manners. and dispose them to
off es of benevolence and charity be
cause, 10 word, the interests of society
are best served by thi, conduct and
because he understands it to be a duty
TO love bis neigbbor Hurd.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

Geography and The Far sea If
cur tair readers will take the trouble
of reading the Letters from tn TX
gean," instead OF the last new novel
which most probably Is mol worth
their time, they viii find new motive
for the study of geog Apply Ii is nei
ther more nor less than that their con
cubi4l happiness depends greatly on
Ihe latitude in whlch they or their has
bands chance ,o be born The facts
are not new; bnt perhaps they have
never before seen them SO systemaii
cdlly arranged
The author informs Us that in north
err latitude alone is woman 'the bet
ter halt of creation In more genial
eli les she is only our equal; and 10 the
vicinity of the line she IS denied at
length even tine possession Of the rea
sonng principle In Norway, Fin,
iaAd aud Sweden, Therefore, is the
tras empire of woman, fact we iind
confirmed by the grave testimony of
Doctor Clarke. III France. The love
thcy inspire is "rather ioppery than
a feeling" and IN Spiln and Haly,
tine du-pna aud the cdUditere screen
te imply alike, although IN diff ent
ways, some degradttion Of the sex -
In TlTkey, female drgrid t'on is pro-
verbal; and among The Arabs, an an.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28

On The 29lh Of January there was meeting
uilhe sholic Association in Dublin, at which
ID, amoun, Of Rem, received was 69lL, which
ialuded 2O5ltlom the association in New York.
A, his meeting Mr.. O'COnaell gave the fol-
owing as correct copy Of the Duke Of Wei,
5Hg,0u's letter to the Duke Of Leinster:-
"My Lord Duke--l received your letter, al
% IN case conveying the declaration Of GER
ain Prpes,auts, in favor OF tphai is called Cath.
VIC Emancipation. have H. honor, &c,
YELLING TON"
There is cOn'empruOus brevity, we would
ai studied insoence, about this note, which
does tot promise much "iD favor of what is
allied Catholic emancipation.
IN the London Examiner Of January IS, we
md the following notice.
II is reported, that an Illustrious Parsonage
b'VTSslF has required and received from
ne ne" Lord Lieutenant, Of Ireland, a Pledge
'a' ne viii not, directly nor Indirectly, sane
I0' any proceeding by which the Catho lie
'a'e may gain ground in Ireland"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

DURSUANT to decree of The county Court of
4 Fairfax, pronounced on the 2lst day Of August,
1898, between William Russell, complainant, and Da-
MEL Duany and others, defendants will pre- coed
to sell, for cash, the premises TO the highest bid.
der, on Wednesday the 18th day Of sprti at o'clock
p 1929, certain tract Of land lying in the county
of Fairfax and State of Virginia. the residence Of
the said Daniel +. Dulsny, containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty .8cres.
This was originally first rate upland, and has not
been materially injured by injudcious cultivation II
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandria. II is well watered and has
on an abundance Of timber for all farming purposes.
its fences are good and conveniently arranged. The
title is believed to be perfectly ptonabe and
the land will be shown to anv person wishing 10 exa
mine it, BY MIR DulanY. ]. w. HEMITT Cnmm,r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
Mr., CLAY AND THE MECHANICS

Na Supper, given by the MECHANICS Of Ha-
s''N0Tn, ON Friday night last, 70 Mr.. CLAY,
WA IN mat town, two hundred persons sat
'aSn' The following toast being given
, ne,'y Cidy-The enlightened statesman and &C.
Isea orator; the friend Of the laborer and mecba-
A.. Le, ms sanderers beware. he who strikes the
'" "e wrong e"d may cut his own fingers.
A"e' 'he bursts of applause with which this
u" was received had subsidized, Mr.. Clay rose
|at sad:
''''a'ai and FeHo,o. Citizens,
~ ger mat i,el our too ssnsibly the want,
>, =" moment, Of one of the qualities which
5r.. "':"a'''v has attributed TO me, in the sem
on.I Just drank. wish that | really pos,
VIC powers Of an orator, that | mig hi
.,,n,, r'sS''Oe the grateful feelings which now
nfni..t Wrh the greatest satisfaction, the
s,D ,SI '. WIN which The mechanics Of Hsgers-
- a,l Us vicinity, honcred me, TO this sup
|,srS NV s we warm hearted and cordial reception
nj NJ. nave given me will be long remem-
i,,,stA.' Tue hSehest emotions. Testimonies
Inv . SIZE and attachment, from no portion
Ea,s now *. citizens are more highly appre,
}, ~ 'oe than those which are rendered by
Inn, =" winch you belong. In the circle
b., de-. ,oe's'Y, no class is more useful, none
sr,m 'ns OF public supper, and encour.
hQIs e.,; a nation NAV possess the advantag-
b., no. I' climate and a fertile soil, It's gra :
IN v;S asiulI 10 overlooking. its fields NAV
i. y,.; "e hnest hOcks, it may abound in
,r, ,,. Productions of the earth, .bu, if
nsd A. .S "a introduced and successfully cul,
van, ~ 'aey are suffered to anguish for
'No, ). . uue encouragement, that nation
Twin ada ';io5taole, great, and powerful,
Iva, "a, sad, independent.
= % eprs n, rejection that prompted me, long
?hos Of i'm n under the flag, bearing the in,
op,o, Domestic Manufactures and Inter.
ne. TSea's' which adorns the wall be-
i, n,I tias9 n! wisely adopted the policy;
- now reaping the rich harves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28

r.. Commercial Advertiser thinks, IT does
-, REQUIRE that one should be able to look very
-. ;,,o mill stones, to understand the moves
s,. If the waters, both at Albany, and
in New York. Mr.. Calhoun (adds the Com
r,,,c,l) must keep himself wide awake, or he
III 4. di,hed. He may as well think ofca'ch-
49, v.,ule asleep, as another gentleman whom
,o0Id name. We plainly saw through the
n, p,r,ing correspondence between The Legis-
,,,,re and Mr.. Van Buren,; and it onlyrequires
h,lr an eye 10 understand the resolutions OF our
r.n,sDon Council, last evening. Aid. Palmer
.,r,,;on is here made to resolution OF the
Common Council, granting the freedom OF the
city to Mr.. Van BOren)-'ouehed the key note
tn. Board might as well have nominated Mr..
Van Buren, for the next President, al once.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28

Rs,c,Es.-The late horrid piracies in the
Me-, India seas, have excited the activity, and
called forth The energy, Of our government as
well a. the Spanish. Immediately after the
new, was received in Washington, orders were
OWEN for the Na,chez to sail IN ,wenty-four
hours, with Instructions 10 the Commander
Of the squadron, thoroughly 10 scour tn West
India seas without cessation, and 10 visit every
nor, which could afford the murderers any
,hster at least once week.
TIE Erie has arrived 4; Ma,anzas, and will
,d il Executing this order. The authorities
oithe Spanish islands have also united in send-
ing gu, vessels 10 clear the seas Of these des-
Derad9cs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
THE TELEGRAPH.

THE TELEGRAPH
We have heretofore taken the liberty of calling the
attention of our readers this interesting subject
Insurance companies and merchants who are engaged
in the commerce of the Gulf OF Mexico, would un.
doubtedIy derive great advantage from the establish
ment Of Telegraph at Sand Key. 1t is well known
that all vessels going to and from Pensacola Mobile
New Orleans. sTc make Sand Key Lighthouse, and
frequently almost within speaking distance. The
gentleman who resides at Sand Key, Major John r.
Flaherty, has kindly offered (if furnished with the
necessary signals which will be done as soon as they
can be obtained from Chareston,) to attend to the
Telegraph, and from his known responsibility and at
greatly benefited by his services. Vessels passing
that poin, en- communicate any information whatever
(by means Of Chords sgnals,) which will be immed
atey forwarded for publication in the Key West Re.
gster, by which means, underwriters and merchants
can often obtain information of incslcuabIe sdvan-
tage to themselves, and others can be informed Of
their friends passing this important point, on their
voyage OF from the several Ports the Gulf of Mex
1t is hoped that all masters Of vessels will avail
themselves of this method Of conveying information
Key West Register.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
AUCTIONS.
BY GEORGE WHITE

ON ccscrdcy Evening merit. the 18th instant, n han
past O'Clock, at the Auction Store, corner Of King
ana 81. A.aph streets. will be sold. small collection
volumes of voltare's works, in French, Gibbon's
Rome, vols, Gritty on Bills Pothier on obligations,
Park on Insurance; the Catholic scripturst, Lives Of
the Saints, vols bound, with elegant engravings.
Also. Ready made clothes, in great variety; dry
goods Of various descriptions: such cloths, csssi.
meres. Hannels, blankets, bed-cks, domestic plaids
brown and bleached do. vestings, mattresses sewing.
cotton and thread; handkerchiefs &c. Together with
small assortment of hardware, and fancy articles:
such as knives and forks buck d. carvers; razors,
with and without cases, scissors, buttons tea boards
glasses toilet do, needle cases. Pocketbooks,
Tutania tea pots, Britaaia do, &c. &c.
march ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
EmpAoymeMt Wanted.
march Is

4 YOUNG single man, Of steady habits, who writes
N an easy plain hand. and who has been raised
mostly in the mercantile business; is ready account
ant and has general knowledge Of, and talents tor
business; wishes to be employed in a respectable dry
Goods grocery store, Office, or agency He has TOT
the three last years. been in the capacity OF teacher
of private family. in the different branches OF the
English and Latin languages
situation of either kind, would be readily accept
ed. Recommendations from gentlemen of the first re-
speciality, can be given. letter, addressedto J.
w. H., through the Post Office, will receive due at
tention. march l3-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
NK,BZx AN.D8IAs
-nn,y MORNING, MARCH %. 1929.

I'VE have but room barely 10
a - day ,ha, the performance of Thurs
nsn''. veil received, and that the wonder
day anpp CLINE was as much admired as
w ~, WORTHY manager deserves encour-
ever aud we trust full house TO night
M. the reward OF his exertions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
To Rent,

The two.story brick house at the
ia corner of Washington and Prnee's:streets'
4slH at present occupied by Mr.. Henry Danger
HkRa,6eld. The house is in good repair, and n,
nished in the best style, having large lot Attached
20 il with Al. necessary buildings, such as stable coach
~ -. houses. Possession may be had the 18th
Of April and to good tenant the rent will be put low
CT eaNo.v,f JOHN c. MANDELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28

ore various rumors abroad relative to
;,,m,Ors; bu, as they have no better foun'
'pI ~; Than the generality OF rumors, we Shall
- .;r. Them. We believe il is pretty certain
-, III T,zewell has been offered the mission
- and there is no doubt but that he
Il, accept Of il. So we 60.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
Exhibition Of Funey Glass Working and
Spinning, at the late Indian Queen Ia

yern, corner Of King Street.
MIR. FINN begs leave to inform the inhabitants of
wi Alexandria that he will exhibit, for few days;
his most curious and interesting Of Fancy Glass
Working and Spinning, which has surprised and de-
lighted some of the most scientific persons Of the pre-
sent age. The various ornaments of different coored
glass and enamel manufactured by The advertiser in
the presence Of the company, would exceed the Il.
mits of an advertisement Suffice it say. that there
is scarcely any thing in nature art but may be
cessfully initiated. The different ornaments are for
sale, and form rare and curious specimens of art well
adapted as presents for relatives or fair friend
Abundance, Is cents children, half price. Free
admission tickets (not transferable one dollar Open
from 10 ill 4, and from to 10 o'clock.
march 90 --ilw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
rice, Of Proasee IN Alesanar;o yt,,.,day
SW1P NEWS.
ARRIVED, March 2,

ARRIVED, March ~,
Schooner Oscar Gwyther, Baltimore; freight for the
District.
Ship Helvetus, Patterson, Havre, via Hampton
Roads; ballast to VIM. F0wle 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
Trustees Sale.
StiN for Sale,

StllI LOT SHNE.
That valuable property the
lUAI "BRENTSVILLE HOTEL,"
adjoining the public square. Prince Viii,
liam Court House, embracing acres Of
ground stables granary aud ice house. With a: neee,
ore rooms and passages. In suitable part Of the
hn;,d;nr is storetoom, counting room and cellar,
weII S:ted up. This property viii be offered on Ii,
hera credit on the First Monday in March nezt (beng
Quarterly Court and an accommodating arrangement
might be made by the transfer OF bonds Dy the Pus
snpear upon stating that the rent which the whole
nronerty Yields is rather more than $500 per annum
fe5 Its LII. NJ hhm' wv
~The above sale is postponed until the
First Monday in pri it being the day ofths election
march 9-tA6 ~. -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
Trust Sale Of AaMd, &c.

ID virtue of deed Of trust exc uted by Luke Cam
ID non, Qate decd in his lifetime, to the subscribe
err, which deed bears date the 24h day of January
1922 and Is duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Prince William County, shall, on
the premises late the residence Of the said Luke Cam
non, Dumfries, Thursday the 23d Of prilnsrt
pressed, to the hghes, bidder at public auction for
cash. all the right title and interest of the said Luke
Cannon in and the tract of land which the said
Cannon lately resided, being situated on the waters Of
ouantico run and adjoining the land attached to the
Quantico Mills, near Dumfres, the said tract being es.
tmated, by survey, to contain