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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12

ION all parts OF the country the most en-
rUlslng accounts are received Of the sac of
Crops The late severe rains NAV have
ne some partial damage, Gas was the ase in
'nae'', 'a'li but generally, we believe, there
EVER was a more abundant sessou.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
Cheap Goods.

vxyuE subscribers intend making change in their
business in September, and, with view OF selling
off or reducing their stock of Goods, offer them tll
that period, at very small advance upon the cost Inc
assortment is large seasonable, and general and buy
e,s by wholesale RETAIL will get them at reduced
prices. 'H"'' "
July g. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12

" '0s'on Sentinel is out upon Tobacco
t,,,; soahers, SC. &c. We sugges, to the
\. ,' me proprieiy Of establishing an Anil
''aeco'In-any-manner-or-shape society.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
n lot Of Ground.
Public Sale

virtue of deed Of trust to ME, bearing date the
- 18th April 1927, and duly recorded in The Office
OF the County Court of Fairfax. shall proceed TO sell,
at public sale, at Fairfax Court. House on Tuesdav the
22d Of September merit. between the hours If II and
T. w. certain tract of Land, "ying and being in the
county aforesaid the waters of Little Cedar
Run, and on both sides of the Fauquier Alexsndria
Turnpike Road, commonly called the Willow Spring,
the same being bounded by the lands of Henry wha-
ley the heirs OF BENZ Berkeley, I"shus Hutchinson.
thereof, sold TO Henry whaey in 1918, the residue
containing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
Boots, Shoes, &c.

boots, SNOes, &c.
.aA Just received by the subscribers, an
additional supply of summer
BOOTS. BOOTEES u SH0ESHD
x comprising variety of qualities
and fashions:
Ladies' leather and morocco walking shoes of various
prices
DO morocco and lasting slippers, hcel,and springs,
lst, ID and Sd quality
Gentlemens cuarse and fine bootecs, scwed, pegg'd
and nailed
DO coarse & fine shoes, straight e rights lefts
DO pumps, various qualities
Boys coarse and fine bootees and shoes, cheap
Misses and ckdren's leather and morocco boots and
shoes Of various qualities and prices
ALSO,
Mems and boys low priced fur and wool hats
Do do palm-eaf 90
Which are offered wholesale or RETAIL and purchasers
requested to call and examine for themselves.
Ii, eo-eoSw TRUE HARMON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12

|, ''u'da's Tor Congress from Kentucky is
at "ay-or rather bad way-of losing
H.. "'u0n because he is a bachelor. Il Is a
%'ious charge, we confess.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12

The tnga'e Consrrlla ion is expected TO sail
I'm New. York. esrly his we k. with our en-
SyS, Mr, M'LANE and Mr.. RrvEs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale,

- Lynn, Esq ofthe Justices of the Peace for the
County of Alexandra. d q. and to me directed,
shall proceed to SELL At public sale to the highest bid
der for cash. on Monday, the 24h Of .august nert, at
IL O'Clock, NJ all the right title and interest Of Tho
mas Kingston in and to
n Lot Of Ground.
IN the Town OF Alexandra, beginning on Water street,
SO feet north from the corner of water and Princess
streets; running thence, northwardly, with Water
street, TO the northeast of the said lot number
ed IA; thence, running esstwardly parallel With Pru-
cess street, into the river Potomac, thence, running
down Potomac river, until I'm, run westwardy paral.
lei with Princess street, viii strike the begging
The above sale is 10 satisfy two executions one in
favor Off. b. Johnston Co and one in favor of James
Thomas. RICHARD SHACKLEFORID
july 23-eot24thAug Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12

The Telegraph joins Issue with Mr.. corLr,
(whose letter we publish to day-i. was crowd
ed out yesterday and says it can prove its
charges. We shall see.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
Notice.
Calcinea Magnesia

NHTE have received direct from the Mary land Che
w mica Works. supply OF superior Calcned Mag
ne ia, made after the manner Of Henry's celebrated
magnesa, This magnesa we warrant to be as good,
if not better than the English, having by testing the
two articles together, proved this 10 be SUPERIOR
We here offer in condensed form, at Raif the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magnesa, and it may
be taken into the delicate stomach Without pro-
ducins the slightest nausea, Gan object often SO cons
derabIe with physicians) being rather pleasant than
dsagreeablc tasted In the use OF the American artI
Gle, and when it shall become generally KNOWN We are
satisfied il will supercede the OF the imported es-
peciay, It afforded at The price and IS more
sure in effect than the calcned masacsa, IT
is Put up in bottles and labelled with directions, IN
COW nient size for families retailing in country
stores or other places where medicines are vended
Also, an assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES and soaps,
Consisting of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth, hair flesh, nail vsrnsh, sash tools, and cancels
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, vsriegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august il WILLIAM I.ANPHIER & Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
Public sale.

PUBLIC Saie.
Thompson Simpson, complainant
against h, Chancery.
Edward Adams and others, defts.
VDURSUANr to a decree Of the County Court of
L Fairfax, pronounced, in the above case on the -
day If, and amended the 17;h day of June,
1922 shall offer for sale, the highest bidder for
cash, before the front door of the Court house of Fair
fax County on the I'm day of augusi, 1929, being the
first day OF August Court all the right, title, and inter
est of said Edward Adams in and to the
Real and Personal Estate
of Samuel adams, deceased; (. together with all his
right, title and interest in and to the estate of Hugh
West, deceased; and his right, title, and interest in
certain
Personal Property
conveyed by the said Adams to Moss & BIlneoe, in .
deed OF trust; which property will be particularly
ed and described on the day of sale.
THO. MOSS, Con,missioner.
july 25-aug Sod
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
-NToV, "II a'"U' kI'TS"S Ut
COMBS. BRUSHES and soaps,
DR.. WeAdeyburn,

sNAVING been "reformed' out the office of Sur
4 veyor of the Port ct Alexandria. ard compelled
to endcavor to re.es,absh himself in his old business
bers leave to inform his fellow itzens that he hss
opened an
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
APoTHEoARY's s. DRUG SHOP

4 on King street, one door above Nessrs.
49, Janney & Co.'S store, end opposite j. &
~ Douglas's. Stationers-whcre he hopes
~H his friends and the public generally will
R call. and furnish themselves with such ar.
&SI1M ticles as are in his line. He expects, in q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
800 Acres

more or less. The terms viii be made known at the
sale and such title be conveyed 10 the purchaser
vested by the deed of trust
july 22-eots J. L. McKENNA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
G. & I z Thomnsou

y. q 4 I Thompson
OFFER FOR SALE
90 hhds New Orleans sugar
30 81 bbis do do
puncheons do rum, ID. o. brand, 5 years old
3Ppes Holland gin, entitled to debenture
hhds superior port wine, Hunt &
qusrter casks Co.'sbrind
cases leach doz bottles) do, bottled in
Oporto
5quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
9 bhls old rye whiskey
30bags Rio de Janciro coffee
40 do Porto Rico fine green
aug IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
FRESH SUMMER GOODS

NJ f have received by the Effort and Fairfield
from New York, many scarce and scasonable
articles: among them are
Extra quality nance nankeens
Very superior white satins
Black GroS de hides
Blue and jet black Gros de Mans
Green, white, pink and straw co'orcd horences
WHITE black. pink and green Ita. grapes
Arcophlne grapes. assorted colors
Figured satin and Gres dc Nap bonnet rbbons
NO. 6, 9, 10. l6, 81 % plain Gros de Nap do,
various coors ~ W.
PLAIN Swiss and checked muslins
Cd book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain bnbbnetts
Handsome stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers .
Random ,nirt and white cotton half hose
Black and white silk, and raw silk do
White feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
super white and figured Marseilles vestings
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil, tuck and side do
Black crcassians
few pieces super blue do
Black hastings and prunellas
pieces extra fine 81 black merino bombaznes
Tor gentlemen's summer wear
Extra hne Angola, and Rouen cassimcres
Brown French billings
cases common do do cheap
Ladies' horseskin gloves
Misses hoTseskn mitts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing e;Ys
Irish and German linen shectngs
Buckrams, grey and drab paddnrs
bales canvass, No. to 4
J cases low priced prints
3 do ladies' open straw bonnets
do do Leghorn do
~ bales 28 inch brown shirtnns
An OF which we offer at Whoesaie or reiaR, at unu-
Sually low prices
June R9TDRIN- JIIc 9. n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
CFron Me Critic. /
STANZAS.-BY I.,,,,

OF ANLAS.-Br lANTUE.
"ifo~ hare you moaght ofms7"
How have thought of thee,-as flies r
Inc doveto seek her mate,
i,einoiing lest some rude hand has made
~, Her sweet home desolate;
linus doth my bosom seek in thine
Inc only heart that throbs with mine.
How have thought ofthee,-as ,rrns
Inc hour to meet the sun.
en- though, when clouds and storms arise
IL be not slionc upon; '''
Inus' dear one, in thine eye see
The only ligh, that beams for me.
How have thought ofthee'-as thinks
The mariner of home,
when doomed through many dreary waste
VI waters yet to roam,
Thus doth my spirit turn to thee.
My guiding star DER life's wild sea.
how have thought of theee-as bends
he Presian at the shrine
vi his resplendent God, to watch
His earliest glories shine.
Thus doth my spirit bow to thee.
MY hearts own radiant Deity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
B.4LDWLN. ITES & Co.
classical RE.4DER.

N1lS work has just been received at the
bookstore opposite the Eagle. An extract
from the Visitor a. Telegraph of Oct last will show
the nature and object of the work
lHE CLASSICAL READER, Selection of Lessons in Prose and
verse; from the most eminent English American writers
FOR the use OF tire higher classes public and private Semna
res by Rev +. W. r. Greenwood, and G., B. Emerson of
Boston. ~ -
Ihis work IS valuable acquisition our schools This or
one OF ike character has long been very wanted The
reading BOOKS hitherto put into the hands Of
IN our schools are III suited to gain the object in view Prom
examination OF this work. think among the best copa
TONS we have for the advanced classes and families
II has many eNceencies recommend il TO the attention Of
parents and teachers Of which will briefly advert
J. " all IT'S selections decidedly favorable to virtue and
religion aud IT'S matter appears to have been with much
taste and judgment
2 IL rs work purely national and modern IL has manv
valuable historical facts aud anecdotes IN relation to the early
history the character geography scenery of our
country In the matter contains, II is well adapted to the
taste feelings and habits Of the present age MANY
OF tie brightest and most sparkling gems Of Irving, Webster
bveTe Jefferson Claiming Sparks Bryant and Fccva sc
lhe selections calculated awaken the curiosity of
the young scholar and form aud improve his taste will
hnpaH To him mental refinement, and inhue him with
generous taste for elevated, moral and manly literature"
Teachers and others are invited to call and examine
the work. ARIEL, WORKS
June ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
SUMMER GOODS

II NELSON has received nv The FL,
w, and other late packets from New y y".i.
anu IniiadeiPhia, general assortment of COO1s
auapteo 10 The season; amongst which ara
Caiicoes and printed cambrics Of ne,S ,,,,
English and French cambria rinobams
rIain, plaid and striped batteste
raimyrene, assorted colors
Fancy palmyrene dresses
Italian nett aud berege
Engiish and French mcrno bombazino
PACK Italian lustrng, of superior quality
tieavy India satin and levantine
jet and blue black marcelline
Colored and black Gros de Nap,rs
rongee silks of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin cranes
Diack anu colored Nankin and Canton do
a,a, ID and Cd cambrics and jaconets
rum and figured Swiss muslins, mart verv G,o,
RAN and figured book and null do '
IA and Sd tamboured and plain bobbinet l,ces
anIeao and gimp laces and edgings assnrted
mofhea lace pelerenes. capes, bdkfs. & wells
embroidered and tamboured muslin do
Snort ana long bercge and gauze scarfs
Fancy berege gauzc and silk bdkfs assorted
Ituian silk and Swiss muslin cravats
'rLIa herman and English silk pocket hdkfs
hread cambria hdkfs
Madras, Malabar and Britannia do
FINE and super6nc blue and black cloths
DIX norentnc aud Marseilles vesting
RIl pJ.nne Drown and white French drillings
BACK and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nankeens
rIorentlne and jeans, for bows wear
"a IRISH and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
ID and lO4 table diaper and damask
I'll %, o and lO-4 heavy mill spun sheetings
Engnsh and French silk hosiery assorted
h'te, brown and fancy mirt cotton and silk
nauies and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
Parasols and umbrellas
Garved and plain tortoise, tuck and side combs
rulm leaf, feather and Chinese painted fans
domestic shlrtings, sheeting, paids apron checks
and sheetings
ALSO,
A constant supply of heavy power loom sheetinqs.
manufactured IN this city, by Messrs. Cunningham s.
anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price.
luly $500 P'NSN'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

we found the following sketch of a militia traininp
ops our stray papers land present to the public
as II was written about two years ago. The scnne
Is aiu IN one OF the Southern States as it was then
Unnamed by party luminosity, and the soil of orators G
I'LL ranks and opinlons-[ Baltimore E,ner1I1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A Lii persons indebted to the estate of the late Ro
bert keweD, are requested to settle the snme;
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
Jun6 IS OF Robert Kewea, dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

ACON at the Dock-I7 900 lbs. of small
SIZE Smthfeld bacon for sale on board of the
Ann Eliza at the Dock. VI tue
luly .. JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

HAVE on hand, and are constantly receiv-
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description Of Ladies and Gentlemcn's Boots and
Shoes, which for durability case and beauty of fitting
too much celebrated to need comment Their
assortment is very extensive-and If procuring the
best Of woTknen and first rate materials will ensure
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
dcd to their establishment, the excrons on their part
shall be unremtted
iulv 8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

n ONG a. DUNGLISON's GEOGRAPIIY.-Just
received Introduction the study Of Grecau and
Nonan ScogaPy-By George Long, ESQ late Of the Unve
y OF virginia, ortc University Of London and Robev
Dunglison' M D. of,hc University ofVirgna;-by
49, J. H. NASH
Tie above work said tn he very valuable June "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
MIR THOMAS TAYLOR IS authorised

TO sell two valuable LOTS, lying near the
oehue oil the cityi one in front Of the Washington
Tavern, the other Immediately back of Mr. Stanard's
Iue improvements on the first are removable at the
Vnd of the term (3lst Dec nextl bv Mr. C;odbn' the
''enaht' GEO. HAY acting
june for the Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
FRESH SPRING GOODS
NLEMiNG q EDWIN JAMES e. co. fM,r.
= ket Square,) have just received '''a''
befgeen and 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOfDI9S

comprising one of the largest, most genera, aud do
si5aole stocks Of Spring Goods they have ever OFF,
ed Tor sale. A more particular advertisement will
appear in 4 few days. anr;I M VIII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

constant supply of heavy power loom sheetnps.
manufactured in this city, by Messrs. CUNNINGHAM 81
anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
HERRINGS, SALT. &c.

HERKINGS, SALT, &c.
ION Barrels behring's, No. /
80 $50 sacks salt
~ kegs Goshen butter, very iine in kegs Of
80, 40 and SO lbs
$50 lbs smoked beef first chop. just received BY
the Planter
few boxes genuine claret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
-. 5000 Spanish cigars, half boxes of which
vana, for sale by ENOCH S. COIJRTNEy
may ~ Main st. opposite the Old Market
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26
TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN CoLos

TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN Colon.
BIA AND PERU. Intelligence was com.
municated early in the present week thai
Peace had been concluded between Col.
ombia and Peru, but the Convention en-.
tered into by these Powers has but recent.
ly been received. This Convention is
dated at Jron, Feb. 81, 1929, and is in
tended to serve as the basis of definite
treaty of peace. 1t has been approved by
the Colombian General, Sucre, and by the
President Of Peru, De la Mar.
The principal articles of the Conven.
ton, says the Mercantile, are those which
declare that neither power shall interfere
with the government OF the other :. that
the independence of the Bolivian Repub
lick is acknowledged that the Peruvian
Army shall evacuate the soil of CoIombis
within 20 days; that plenipotentiaries OF
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

ACCIDENT. An accident of distressing nature
occurred at Ipswich on Monday the 18th inst Two
lads attending Store in that place procured large
pistol Tor the purpose ofshooting some pigeons which
mad been troublesome about the store. One ofthem
loaded the pistol with charge of powder, using a
stout willow stick for ramrod The stick was rather
large for the bore of the pistol, and finding diff
Guilty IN drawing it out, the other lad took hold of
the end OF the stick to aid in pulling it out, and
while in the act of doing SO, standing sideway near
ly opposite the mouth of the pistol it went of. and
the stick struck him first the left side, opposite
the region Of the heart, and without penetrating.
glanced round to the other side, and entered the
flesh to considerable depth. The boy fell appar
emily liieless, and remained entirely nsensible for
more than an hour, when some signs of animation
appeared, and on Tuesday some hopes of his recov-
cry were entertained, though his case was consid-
cred very critical. Tie other Lad was so much dis
!ressed at the accident supposng that his compan-
ION was Killed. that he remained in teranged state
OF mind for several hours. The mama Of the lad
injured is John Newman, and he belongs 70 Glou-
eester. The other lad named William Brown. Sd.
belongs to Salem-SGlem Register
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

NNORCESTER, SIS. Probate Office.
Wv May i9, 1929. To the Widow, Creditors,
and Heirs of OLIVER WOOD, late Of Harvard
in said County, deceased and to all others concern
edin the Estate of said deceased. GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
see t at the Court of Probate to be holden at Wor-
cester, in said County on the first Tuesday in
June next at ten of the clock before noon to show
cause why the accounts Of the administrator of said
Estate should not be allowed, and the balance Of
said estate latter paying the last charges, taxes &c
be decreed to the said deceased's widow to enable
her to uphold life, and you will be heard thereon.
NATH'L PAINE, j. Prob.
May &C. 81
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

This great man thus honoured thus distinguished
thus lamented, has passed away from among US.
On the day when this deep-felt loss is commune
to remember is but to honour him. it is suitable ina,
the ordinary business of life should give place to
considerations which are suggested by this melan-
choly event.
The Judges of this Court therefore will not pro-
coed to-day in the business for which they are as
sembled; but direct and adjournment until tomor.
row.
The customary proceedings in similar cases were
had at meeting. Oft the Bar.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

both sides shall meet at Guayaquil in Nav
to form detinitive treaty of alliance
against all foreign invasion and lastly
that the blockade against the Colombian
ports shall cease on the day on which the
Commissioners shall meet at GuayaouiI
to settle the details of the dehnitiye trea.
! ty. The most important part of the Con-
ventlon to US is that which raises the
blockade of the Colombian ports, and Of
course takes off the trammels now impos.
ed OIL our commerce with these ports, and
as by Article s our Government is to be
requested to act as mediator, and guar
anty the defnitive treaty, there is no
doubt that our intercourse with both coun-
tries VIII become more frequent and vau-
able.
The hghting appears to have been des-
perate aud the Slaughter of the Peruvi-
ans very great. According to the Col
omblan account, 5000 Peruvians were
beaten by 1000 Colombians.
FROM MEXICO. The ship Virginia, at
New York, from Vera Cruz, brought
Mexican papers to the 18th of April.
Guerrero took theoath of Office as Pres
ldent on the first OF April. Gonzales An,
gulo has resigned the office ofSecretary
OF State, and Zavala, the GOVERNOR Of
Mexico, IS appointed in his place. Jose
Manuel Herrera has taken the oath OF
Minister OF Justice and Ecclesiastical AT.
lars. Santa Ana has been appointed Com
mander-ln-Chief of the States instead OF
Col. Antonio Juilli.
Com. Porter was at Vera Cruz, but on
the point OF departing for the capital, to
which he had been called by the govern
ment to consult concerning the navy. He
had previously asked leave of absence for
the United States, but had not obtained it.
The small pox was raging in the State
OF oJaca In the latter part of March. Five
hundred persons had fallen victims to it.
One hundred and ninety-four Spani-
ards had previous to the seventeenth of
April been supplied with the means of
leaving the country in conformity to the
act OF the Goth of March for their expul-
Sion. The sum furnished them amount
ed to 1850 dollars. The act requires the
departure of the Spaniards within from
one to three months from the Doth March.
Some propositions for the modification of
the law had been before the Chamber of
Deputies, but the papers do not mention
10 what manner they had been disposed of,
or whether they had been disposed of at all.
The country is more tranquil; and some
attempts are making to establish schools
on the Lancasterian plan, in several
States.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26
Go1Gf6GSoa>
Real and Personal Estate at
AUCTI0NI
On SATURDAY, the soth inst.

On SATURDAY, the 30th inst.
Wall be offered for sale at AUCTION, at
! O'Clock p. VI. at the DUeuing House Of
Mrs. SrILLwELL, in Lancaster, on the
Old Common, $50 called
"A VARIETY of articles of Household
IN Furniture
AFTER WHICH, WILL BE SOLD
That tenement, with all the buildings attach
ed to the same.
ALso-The FARM HOU Sc on the Farm
lately owned by Capt Cleveland.
ALso-At the same time and pIace--11 acres and
81 rods first quality PASTURE LAND, located be
tween the Centre and Atherton Bridges.
JACOB FISHER, AUcr.
Lancaster, May 10, 1922 (sw)