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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
A SEASONABLE MEETING.
SCENE-.M4LN STREET. RICHMOND
n>Tru Mrssp. q,

A SEASONABLE MEETING
SCENE-.M4LN STREET, RICHMOND
DNTER MEssRs. A &
II GOOD morning, sir, good mornng--what have
~ y"u THEREOF
A What have I? Christmas presents for our vo
lued friend, Mr.. LIS family.
b. The Identical cause ofmy perambulation of the
Main street az this time. Let me see what thew are
pair of fire screens, beautiful an album souvenir
Foras dictionary winding reel and who is that for
pray?
a. IL is for Miss NJ who you know is so very
syseema'cal with her sewing apparatus. and selects
every thing to facilitate her operations in that depart,
ment
Is. Where did YOU get those pretty articles:
a. At SANNAT'S Book 81 Fancy Store where
would advise you to 60, if you are DESTROYS of pro-
curing handsome treat for your friend He has q
great variety, to euit the grave and the gay-he has
the Souvenir, Token Pearl and five or six other
American ANIMALS, and is in hourly evacuation
OF receiving variety Of fifteen different kinds
OF English Animals. He has also Bibles PRAYER
and hymn books handsomely bound, albums one
OF them most supcrby bound, and elegantly dec
Grated with gold boTdcred enameed payer, picture
frames and music paper price Si5-you will also got
there fancy boxes. safety CHAINS, beautiful port 70
ios elegant cut glass toilet bottles and general as
sor'mnnt of Peftumery, bracelets. diamond finger
rings fancy snuff boxes berd retjculrs and purses
ladies' thread cases and pocket books. battlcdoors
lotto boxes, variety Of toys and juvenile books for
children, and
B. Enough my dear sir, will give him call
good morning. doc 2O-eoSt
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Winter Goods.

w IHLtf GCOGS.
DOlNT, duff. and fancy striped blankets
n G-l 81. lO-i, ILL l2-I. and i3-j rose do
some very superior, Of our importation
i"rs bacf, aud dark mkt Jerseys for negro men
Dark striped hnsey, for negro women
n large assortment of Gentlemens Tartan plaid.
camblet, and plaid cambet cloaks
Do do of Ladies' circassian imitation Marine.
and silk do
Red uannels OF every quality; some OF our impor-
'stidn, OF very superior quality
White do DO do
Low priced dark mkt sattnets
Superior Oxford, steel, cadet and princes MKT 10
large assorime of cloths aud cassiuers OF eve
rs colour and quality
For sale. on very favorable terms. By
+. 81 L JAMES 81 co
Oec Eau Market Squaro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

AAANTED for The ensuing year, a good female
w Cook. without children.
dec 3i--3t JOHN VAN-tEW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
NtctDs,u otrO 111UtN.
SATURDAY MORNING.. Dc E,1RER ~ ,sao
O'ro-dsy being Christians, no paper will be ISSUED
from this Office until Tuesday.

u2-Wo published yesterday. a Card signed "Ohsta
Prucipis" -addressed to the Speaker of the House
of D"lega'es-apd aledgng the ineligibty of n ST.
ting m~mber from I4oudoun on the ground of his be
ing Postmaster. The reuder will SOC tho course
taken in tho House Yesterday by Mr.. Caldwell, the
meinber alluded to. It appears that he hal held an
ofce-one Of those incons BILE and unprofi BILE
places Of postmaster. which citizens sometimes are
prevailed upon tn for the convenience of their
neghbors-and that he resigned il before the election
Our views in publishing the Gard addressed to tho
Speaker, were simply these If the member alluded
to, tcasa Postmaster, he was ineligible and ought to
be eviced-f he was not a Postms ster the best wav
was to give him the opportunity Of meeting publicly
charge which was already. privately bruted about
We have noticed. with much satisfaction tho in
dcations Of the House of Delegates in favor of an
appropriation to- the Petersburg Rail Road Compa-
ny. The bill proposes terms which altogether
favorable to the State. and more than have been
offered on any past occasion The intrinsic merits
Of the improvement. should recomme nd it to the ia
vorable consideration of every section of the State,
while the enterprise which the Company has mani
tested is calculated TO aid the of Improvement
generally. and for this additional reason should
DO cherished. 70 us 1t would apparent,
that those who sxpset the Common wealth to under
take their schemes of Improvement, at Sta,e expense
cannot properly refuse THAR aid to company which
proposes effect good public work q. joint expens.
In the latter instance, the State has the best of all
securities that the Improvement both advaHo eous
and will be iudoiously conducted; and this security
il greater, in direct ratio; with the capital which is
required In the present instance, we are satisfied
that the investment vii, be prstable and the bill is
framed. that there a reasonable prospect of the
States receiving profit before there will be any &c.
tual expenditure.
II Letters from various gentlemen Of ind.puts bic
Judgment, addressed to on his merits speak in the
most decided communication of Mr.. Wheeler who
proposes to deliver course of Astronomical Lee
lures in this city. See his advertisement.
% We presume our Louisa correspondent will bs
satisfied with the witty decision of Jack synax -
We feel rather inclined to lean the opinion of Tim
not much upon learned grounds that his notion
agrees with the practice of the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
WAsHINGro, CRY, Dec. IS.
CONGRESS

In the Senate, Yesterday, the resolutions submit
led on Tuesday by Messrs. Hendricks, Holmes and
b.sor' were considered and agreed to On motion
OF MIR. Hendricks. and by unanimous consent Of the
Senate the bills for the relief Of John Bronson
Thomas Fitzgerald for carrying into effect certain
Indian treaties We're severay read n third time and
passed, and sent TO the House of Represent ntycs
for concurrence. After twelve o'clock the High
Court of Impeachment for the trial of Judge Peck
met according To adjournment, and upon the arrival
OF the managers from The House Of Representatives.
the case was proceeded with Mr. Jawless rave
in his testimony, and AT quarter past o'clock be
fore the examination of that gentleman had been
concluded he Couri rose. and the Senate adjourned.
In the House OF Representatives, after the usunl
presentation OF petitions and resolutions Air. off-
man, from The Committee on Naval Affairs, reported
bill to authorize the construction of three schooners
for the naval service OF the United States It was
read twice. and referred TO a Committee Of tho Whole
on the state of the Union Mr.. McDuffc, from the
Select Committee to whom had been referred that
part Of the Presidents Message which related 10
the question of the rcegibilty of tho President for
sflicc. presented report upon the subject 7, wo.
read first and second time, and orderod TO be prin
ted Mr.. Dwight ofla ed u resolution that the louise
meet NJ o'clock and attend the Senate a, - during
the trial ct the Impeachment of Judge Peck. NJ.
White, Of New York called for the yeas and nays On
the question. which were ordered suic ent num-
bcr rising to sustain the call.
Mcssrs Potts, Dwight, Clay. and Doddrdrc
addressed the House 'hc subject, the latter gentle
man moving as an amendment 10 the resolution the
resolution submitted by Mr Hoffman on tho precc.
ding day, to the effect that tno House should attend
day 10y day during Tho trial Mr. Hoffman supported
Inc necessity Of tn attendance Of tho House: and
after some remarks from Mr.. Strong tho amendment
OF Mr. Doddrldgr was neea.ivcd Nr DAYTON
moved iuTtber amendment ihat the managers only
should be required to attend This was also mega
,yrd; and the question was taken tho passngc Of
the souton by and NAYS and lost nv n vol nT
81 10 90 The remainder of the session was devote
to he orders of Tho day; and about . o'clock tn
10 use adjourned ~. S. Tticrroph
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

MARRIED ~ ticnrico County N Thursday. esd
INST by tho Nv. Phliir Cour rev. NJ Richard IL
v'on 10 Ms S"rnt n Goiiin, both of Hcnrico
On the simc evening. nv tho Rcv. Joscph Abrn.
ham NJ R"6ert Sheilds. to MISC Frances, daughter
Of Darrell Carter, nj og his city.
On he same evening by tho same. Mr. Uiiii1m
'4nde''on {" Mss Pd't.ca Morris, all Vt his CITY
DlGD On tho ii'h inst O., hls residence in
Hanover, VHtnm Toier, in The jIth yea, Of hls orc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
a CAR U,

NANTED for the ensuing year, y sond COOK
W AMI Chomhcr Maid. For such as come we'll 70.
commended albcra pricc will be given -- Enquire a;
dec 23--if tf r. CTITBDS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
HOUsE or DELEGATES.

The Spcak"r presented communica ion from the
mrs. AUDITOR rnnsmiting \ ,tntrmrnt Of The number
of clerks and their salaries employed in the Govern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
BY DAIENPORT. ALLEN g. CO.
GROCERIES.
On THURSDAY next, the 3Otb ms, M n
O'Clock will be sold at Auction Store an a.sor,
ment OF prime GROCERIES, without reserve.
dec % ID A a o. a.,
MORE WEW DRY GOODS
'1>i!IS Morning Dec 22nd. r. II JENKINS -
opening the following desirable Goods:
5000 yards of low priced and fashionable cali
Goes most Of them from the New York auction sales
Black India satin levantine
New style and fashionable figured silks
An extensive assortment of the newest share Byron
collars
Rich and new style fancy scarfs
Green game wells and green baregc for DO
Elegant Partisan caiicoes
Black and colorcd cambrics
Mnsiins for lining dresses. Sc &C.
Also:
additional supplies white, red and black lone and
square, Merino shaw's, which with the assortment
ON hand. otsers to purchasers an ,uducement to ex
amino before purchasing Al of which will be
sold at reduced prices, at
:. &. III. JENKINS
dee %
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"artssg NRsD8.
PORT OF RICffMO.VD

ARRIVED.
Schr. Richard, Corson, from Chatham, ballast.
Schr Mary Jane. Mitchell, from Portland, with
plaster and candles to Ro q Saunders and B Peyton
SAILED,
Schr Eveline, Burgess, for Boston, -four and to-
bacco.
Schr. Isaac W Norris, Townsend, for n York
coal
Schr Chesterfield, Beas,on, for y York. coal.
Schr. Martha Beaston, Petty, for y. York, coal.
Scbr. james Fisher, Summers, for ". York flour
aud tobacco
Schr William Rowle,t, Ireland. for York
Schr. Vineyard, Keene. for Baltimore r.ai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
e4StTOssO2aau.

MIR WHEELER will give course of As,romi-
LVA cal Lectures. Illustrated by the Globes Ore
~ and Illuminated Diagrams The first Lecture to
commence at seven O'Clock on next Tuesday Eve
nng at the Hall of The House of Delegates.
For plan and terms see handbll. dec 25-2t
BIGGER'> PRIZE OFFICE.
Drawing Of the Virginia State Lottery No H.
Sc, 81, 90, o, ~. 81, 10, 81, 81,
O-MORROW
New York Lottery, Extra Class No SO. d,swino
to be received To- Morrow. -
Capitals of $4,000 each.
CAPITALS.
prizes of $4,000, do of S2,e6o, 10
do. of 900.
Tickets s., Halves s. SO Quarters 81 25
u Dor sale in the usual greet variety, at the Ex-
change and Lottery Office Of
dec % THO b. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, DC.
1A Hhds first rate ST. Cro,x sugar
~ Is do dry Porto Rico do
l8 do do New Orleans do
10 bags tinr old wti'e coffee
80 do grecn~Rio do
so do do Lagura and Cuba DO
90 hhds Yves, lndia molusses
80 brls best old rye whlskey
100 do No. 3, mackarei
400 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
New York inspected soal leather-for sale 81
sept % RALSTON g. PLEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25
NEW BOOKS.

MFR. CARPENTER respectfully informs n
I'VE gentlemen cfthr Bar, that through the solci,a
ton OF some OF tie most respectable lawyers in Rich
mond, he will commence with a private class of the
FTYeSS'0n on Monday next. If sufficient number OF
names are obtaned-eXprcssly make them acuuaint-
cd with opening, condting and closing set of books
by double entry Also The means OF testing oil &C.
counts by balance sheet. upon an entire new plan
winch Is the ".Hagnn Chnria' of the scicnceofbook
EeePng: 1t VIII occupy but six hours. one hour eae
day For further particulars apply at the Office, next
door to c. a. a. Warwicks, Main Street
dec II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

TO @ ENTL E MEN.
STOCKS, &C.
N EW and Fashionable stocks of approved fabric
~ and improved shape
Superior back Genoa silk velve, for vests
Best French buck gloves
White boss skin and silk gloves
Fancy cOored cra:at
Elegant Swiss muslin do
Turkey red, red Rouen German and Staten Island
printed pocket hdkfs.
Best black Italian silk crava;s
Silk worsied lambs and Angola wool, and raw silk
hose and half hose
Patent and nett suspenders, &c &c.
just received, ind VIII be sold at the most reduccs
prices, at r. II. JENKINS
Merlno Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-25

IL Letters from various gentlemen Of ndlsputab BIZ
Judgment, addressed to us on his merits speak in TIT
most decided communication of Mr. Wheeler vh,
proposes to deliver course of Astronomical Lee
lures in this city. See his advertisement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
Cotton,

NoH"h'
FEW bales of Cotton, suitable for retailing, for
"A sale by GEO Johnson
UIYO UOILD RENT OUT
si1 The HOUSE aid GARDEN VII c. he resides.
ssSA on Washington street. (latey occupied by Mrs
IIarper) ifappicd for Immediately
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
i've iiurAveN Dollars Reward
STUP THE THIEF

SIUP TIE IHiEf!
SpANaWAY from the subscriber, living near Upper
vile, fauquer county Virginia. OIL tho 18Th June,
1879, a negro man (wagonor) Mined
SANFORD,
about "a IS years fage, about fec or inches
high, of dark copper color, stout scrnss the breast
and shoulders with long arms hands and fingers, and
very long feet about II inches lie stcops little in
his carriage his knees standing fur~ ard-his nose is
longer than ordinary, his mouth wide, and his under
lip thick and turned downwards. He has scar
of his fore fingers just adoinng the first joint,
stoned by the cut ofa scythe, anda larger on his
elbow occasoncd b, putting stone in the cart. When
spoken to he has rather down look.
SANFORD took with HIM S73 of the subscribers
money. and has. doubt changed his clothing hav.
ing left most Of his clothes behind lie rode Of one
of the wagon horses, which having been reclaim in
the neighborhood Of Battletown, beyond the Blue
Ridge, makes it probable that he made his way to
Pennsy vsns. through the neghbohoods OF Frederick
town or Hsgerstown. The wagon saddle and bride
which he took with him have not been heard Of
Whoever will said slave, land more especially
the forged pass which have to believe he has,)
SO that get him again, shall receive the above reward.
and all reasonable expenses il brought home.
JAMES LAKE,
UPp1uhe, Fauquie, county, ia.
NAV 1i-6ms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
,,0,r TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

lit III a. pb3r,fslDhia Morning Journal.
i''r ra,ro,.--I think 1t was mentioned IN
Vs. hy.. faw weeks since, that the first tenn
par P"E LEFTY was formed by the President of a
amy College. submit to YOU the following
r.'nL' = i tSs first chapter of the Book Of Dp,-
siia'. -. - that they are of no modern inven-
- ,I.o As evidence Of the benefits of the
U - 10. of loial abstinence.
Inc s5uchadnezzar took Jerusalem from
N .E:n sinc of Judah, ne directed an officer
' ia, im,o The most distinguished families Of
go me the most promising and we'll edu-
slT' nth, that they might beinstructed in the
I,.r LANGUAGE aud literature, and at the end
W., cars BE- qualified to attend personally
D,' r,,torious monarch. And that their
RI, . ,,oearance might correspond with the cul-
~, at II tbeir minds. their diet was to consist
NV wv, and wine from the kings own table. A
1,- ,bn.e selected for this purpose were four
90 n,or whose names were Daniel, Hananiah,
y -. and Azarilh, bat were changed by the
80 ',bo had them in charge into BelteshaZzar,
i-,,b. Neshach and AbednegO. The first of
-.,s.olyed that he would not 'defile' himself
I bs Liops provisions, and in the name of him
nd nj, associates petitioned their guardian
,say might be excused from partaking of
Who replied that the abstinence thew
I'D would have so bad an effect upon their
.,;,e,s that it would he at the risk ofhis head
',,,ly. Daniel, with much better ideas of
.,.si ~. proposed that an experiment should
L r,le :or ten days: for which time they should
/ ID upon nothing out palse and s'ster, then
M. conferences be looked upon before thee,
-l5, roaateuance OF the children that eat the
nj, meat and as thou seest. deal with thy SER
~ The scheme was agreed upon, and at
T. mi Of the prescribed term, the abstemious
| !. moved on comparison to be 'fairer and fat
lam thtjr fellow-proSat;oners. They were
r,.trh fed upon pulse and water. and at the
L. 4 he three years thew were found far supe-
ntyerv respect, to their pampcred brethren,
/, we're advanced TO the highest Offices i'll the
| ,,Iam | take this association to be the abort
| a Temperance Society. With great defer
H.. ALPHA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
Sen3Ss3sh

As we were going down street last Wednes-
dav, we met man inquiJinS for our Office: Ex-
pectiug job, we promptly returned with HIM,
and gave him an nquiring look, as much as to
say. We'll. I'm ready TO wait on you. ''l want
said he) to buy paper" Yes, sir. here's one
the latest. II want an old one, the one with
the account in it of the storm in Ohio" So we
commenced aseaYch, and at last found out, which
we handed him. s'How much is its" he asked.
Six cents. ssWhat. six cents for an old paper;
| thought you'd let it 20 for less?' No sir, we
never take less. without We give it away, was the
answer. swell. are you sure the account is IN
it," Oh yes. here it is. ''Well now. then
said he,) Ii you'll just set DOR" and read tito me-
/ needn't buy lit" This was almost too much;
but it was GOOD one, and we read the whole &C
count faithfully and honestly. After which the
chap coolly said, "Oh itisn't so bad as thought
for.n and walked out. In half an hour after
meeting him got to the same part OF the street
again, thinking to myself that though I'D caught
no fish, I'd had glorious nibble.
Winchester Republican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
Fort Washington, (Mdo
Mau 18th. 1880

opnED PROPOSALS will be received al this post
until the 10Th day of June 1880 for furnishing two
h,rsd load. of good, sound merchsntabie OAK Hood,
~ Nv 5s;lyered Mt such places the Hill as may be
designated. ,;.,s,v after the con.
,r.ct !. mad and 10 be completed by the FIRST day OF
November next. The wood to be corded oy the mex
anJria rules The names of two reSPo"slo'e ,
T n,snJd as security for the fulflment OF the con-
aus which may he entered into must accompany the
arnnossls Letters containing proposals VIII be en-
55nrssd. "proposas for Wood" They Will De open.
cd at this post, at one o'cocs, ~ on tne iv," gay
of June 1850. u.s,s-
may l7-dtl0thJune ;o-. .hs
%Trhe InIeihgencer and Telegraph will insert the
above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
,Mo\asses, Chairs, &c.

on BBI sugar house molasses
~ I6 dnzeu Chars assorted rush seats and Wind
sors. large and small rocking, chdren's chairs, desk.
stools. &C. Just received and for sale by
WIN. ID. MUTT.
Also , few casks Cheese. may IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17

Mr.. Randolph and the Union.-In speech
of Mr.. JOHN RANDoLpH, of Roanoke, delivered
in 1897. is the following sentiment on the Union:
The very mention of disunion of these
States. is a great public injury. 1t goes to un-
hinge the tone of the public mind. 1t makes men
acquainted with the possibility of the thing. and,
once admitted into their breasts, they will not
contemplate it with that adherence in which it
ought to be held by every true patriot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
A\eXanAria Eaths.

TIME public respectfully informed that the 81
L scriber will open his BATH HOUSE, opposite the
City Hotel, Wednesday. and j. prepared to accom-
modse them in a style The benefits arising from
the use of the warm bath are so well known, that he
deems unne to say any thing in commenda-
ton. Terms-Four tickets, dollar; single ostn'
S75 cents JAMES ENoLioi'
NAV ll-8t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
David Martin

Has just received, and offers for sale,
ysNiE ORATORS TEXT puk; containing va
j riey of Passages in Prose and Verse, selected sS
exercises in Reading and Recitalion also Debate,
tended for exercise in ArgumentatIve Defamation
written by J. Sheridan Knawies,o which ID prefxed
an Introduction, containing Abstract of Walkers
System-By Donald Macleod, NJ. Lecturer on
Eocution lvol. Emo. price IN board ST. neatly bound
Il 25. may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
Public oNie.

IN pursuance Of decree of the County Court Of
Fairfax, dat March Court, $780, pronunced in the
suit of Peter Tresle complainant and Aquila John.
ston and wife, defendants will be expo;ed at pubic
sail, at the frs; Turnpike Gate the Little River
Turnpike Road;
49,. a LOT OF LAND, p
I4,55ES supposed to contain and three quarter
STts acres, the property of Catherine Tres'er,
.I3SAa decd Immediately opposite the said Gate.
Terms Of sale-one fourth Of the purchase money in
haad, sd the residue in six months, and conveyance
to he made to the purchaser when the whole smount
is paid. Sale to take place On the goth May, 1880.
april 81 .law4ts THO. MOSS, Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
BY GEORGE WHITE.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Dry Goods, hardware, &c

YYNUls EVEhIN', a. O'Clock, at the auction rooms,
Il will be sold several invoices of Dry Goods, Hard
ware and Fancy Articles, ordered for sale without Ii.
m,s Also, variety of Glassware, Locking Glasses.
&c. &c. may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-17
may 4-3tau
Public Sale.

DURSUAST TO a deed of trust executed by James
L English to the subscriber for the purposes there.
in mentioned, VIII b. s,ld on WEDNESDAY, the
5OM day June merit,
II Tract OF LAND
sE lying in The county # Fred rick, Virginia. in
Isk. ~. n,s,ic's Gap which is a valuable Mer.
va. chant MH Chipping hiA Distiiiery, good
Dwelling House, and 9th, ding. aud
known by the name Of the U.aPPING HILLS
ALSO,
.4NO THEIR Th.1CT or land,
in said county, the road eacing from Winchester to
Helms Mil, which there is great deal of WOOD,
containing
7'VO Hundred and Ttcenfy-eigM .Acres.
The sale will take place at the Mapping Mills .sfore
mentioned, between the hour, of IL and 5 o'clock,
when M terms will be made known.
may 4-5,awis II. I TAYLOR.
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V aluab\e Property at Auction.
W OOd-CNlting

DURSUAN1 to the order of the honorable William
Il Crahoh, made in the Of william Wilson. an
usoven, debtor, shall expose public SALE a. Fair
fax Court House, on MONDAY, tie 2lst day Of JIne
merit. being Court day. at o'clock, T. al the
right, title and interest ofthe said william Wilson in
and to - lease If
A TR.ACT OF LAND,
granted on the 81 September, 1898, for the term Of
900 years. for the special purpose. and with the prvi
tcge of cutting the WOOD therefrom, either for tho
purpose of coang, any other purpose, at the price
f three pence sterling per cord The Tract Of Land
over which this lease extends lies in the county OF Fair.
fax Immediately below the mouth of Difficult, and 10
bounded partly by the Potomac 1t is sa,d to cOmsn
1702 acres. after allowing certain reservations men.
toned in the said lease. On this Tract there is much
valuable Timber. Terms at safe
COLIN AUI D, Trustee.
may 4--3tawts