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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

"ysr INDIA TaADE The Portland Argus
IN re'',is' to this subject contains The follow
!He Paragraph:
We have seen letter from Washington.
sa'ed Dc, 27th in which il is s,ared hat dss
pa,shc, have been received from our Minister
III gland, which furnish s'rong grounds o
nope thai the uade With the British Yves, In
u'e' WI! he opened to US on terms satisfactory
70 hn counry. lndeed, The letter states thai
MI, Ii now but li,le doubt remaining. MIR.
ML'n- found on his arrival in England tina
"a p'ny, which it was understood was favor
'uoy 'he late Admins ration, had created az
u"rrod'y Feeling in ina, country, both in the
Ministry and among the people He there.
t ,'mmenced he negotiation under muc h
~>@''an'aee, He has however sue eed-d IN
,"''mS IN some measure these preivdices.
-'r 'ne r''uls''y ore now disposed TO open the
,'''e' 10 Us on fair terms. We shall give
=" eA'ract OF the letter in our next"
'H7 Montreal Bn4rd Of Trade have had a
'' nS upon his sHbiec,, aud passed several
'''u'lans IN opposition TO the proposed
''4nse OF sys,em and To the demand for the
W "e Tree navigation Of the 81 Lawrrnce -
'''" alarm is manifested BY the British Col
'"'s Test the negotiations mentioned should
prosecuted with effect.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08
Mr. B 9th. he ,,aeedian is again deraneed

CONSCIOUSNESS OF DARK STRsEls. On Sun
day ev ming, Mr. John Archer, Ut Salem, Mass.
Of blow accidentally received in coming in
contact with post on the Saturday evening
previous The Salem GsZe.e say: THIS
au full death. in all human probability, would
no, have occurred, had The streets been lighted.
One human life is Of more value than all the
oil that has been burnt since he cr- a lou"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

the Mayor said that no motion to adjourn
would be received, but that be should adjourn
the meeting when he thought proper. Mr.
Bryson at the suggestion Of Aid. Lee, moved a
call Of the House, when il appeared tina, Mes
srs Seymour, Vaudeville, Arcularius, Town.
send, jeremiah, Dibblee, and Engs, we're absen,
and OF course that there was not a quorum.
The Mayor then requested high constable
Hays 10 ascertain if any Of The gentlemen were
about the house and 10 give his respectful com
pliments and reqdess their attendance in the
Sessions Room. Much laughter among the
Sovereigns without the bar.1 Eri Nr. Hays
alderman Sievens We understand that your
Honor is not opposed tos,he reading Of the
communic aliens. Does your Honor decide that
thew shall be read
The Mayor The Mayor decides nothing
unless there is a quorum. ~
alderman Steven, Thea your Hoaor does
not decide agains, the reading.
The Mdyor.-rhe Mayor decides nothing
unless There is aquorum.
alderman Strong now rose, and taking, some
paper from his pocket, was IN the act OF open
ing 10 r-ad-when
The Mayor. rapp ne with his hammer, rose
and rrma ked. that he had called mee;ias at
the board in The SESSIONS roum for four O'clock
toifdusiS 'puouS ouSlhrsS,tUat thS "SuioeTS Hau
wal ed half an hour, that there was no boar d,
and the 'ha, meeting was adjourned. The par,i>
cans of the Mayor attempted TO cheer NE ad -
jourument, bu, many Kisses were Al once
mingled viii The plaudi s, tina; they gave it
ups
In moment or two after he Mayor left the
chair, HAYS returned and Aid. Palmer asked
him whist reply he had 10 make-whe ,her he
had seen the absent or ntlPmrn1
Mr. Hays: Yes sir I saw them. gave the
Mayors compliments and request to them,
and they sid they would come. | hey started;
bu on asct r,aining that 'he papers had not
been read, NY stopped and said they would no.
come.
Aid. Palmer. Aud so they wouldn't come,
when they heard the papers were not read, eh!
Hays. US, Sir. AID the Severe gins,
and their servants wen; away, Two by Two in
CO pies, one after another, as the paddles went
TO the wedding.
The Courier savs-"Jus, before the Mayor
adjourned the meeting for the want Of quo
Ium, il VAS assuming some warmth The
crowd on, side the bar would occasionally mani
fest their eassrness TO hear wha' was said, aid
see wha was doing, by crying out-'Speak
outn Speak QUIZ Isl, down in iron" sc.
sc. Many Of Inc c,lzrns present expressed
heir strongest Interpretation of the scene,
aud had no, The Mayo. adjourned the meeting,
there were indications of lis BIT coming disre
pu,ahle To The city
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

two distinct heads, four arms and hands. and
four feet and legs. II was sucking the mother
BY the mouth Of one of the heads. l had the
curiosi,v TO squeeze gently be ween my fingers
the cheek Of The other head; he features were
writhed little, but those Of the OH read re.
manned unmoved, exhibiting all The pleasing
consciousness Of enjoying its nourishment"
So far from Recommending an attempt 10 81 :.
para,r the bodies. Sir A Cooper and Mr.. Bro-
die, confirmed by the rest of the faculty pre-
sent, recommended even thai. in case one
should die, the ligamenis should be cut as
closely as possible 10 the surface 9th body Of
the deceased, for fear Of injuring he survivor
The youths, after rambling about the room,
turned into the passage which leads from the
entrance door Of the apartment; as they ap-
preached The door, which is partly OF glass,
Capt. Colin called Chang, the name TO which
one Of them answers The youth Instantly
turned IN obedience 10 The call, willis uis bro.
Their eagerly wen, forward 10 crafty mis- curir-
sity by peeping through the door. Now"
said MIR. Croker To some friends that surround
ed him, 4" am satisfied Ina, these bows Cannot
be governed by one will; for you perceive tina.
the inclination Of one boy was TO return in ODE
deuce 10 The summons which he had heard,
bu, he is drawn away in an opposite direction
Oy the oiher, In tnt eaRerhfsS Vi MS Curlosiy
These boys cannot, therefore, be governed by
one impulse"
However scientific men may speculate as 10
the causes or consequences of the physical
junction Of these you his, no one, we think who
sees them can fail 10 be- touched with the per-
feet harmony that subss's between them -
They are dociIe in the extreme, and posses
the most engaging dispositions. In their
wishes, their desires, their movements, they
serm 10 be controlled by a singIe impulse. AT.
temp,s have been made 10 create jralousirs be-
tween them, tut thou, he slightest effect
Any gift which they receive capable Of division.
is shared between them, and any other descrip.
,ion of pr.sen, passes from one 10 the Other as
Join, possession. 1t would perhaps be more
jus TO say ,ha, hey appear to recognise 10
differe nee between themselves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

lux Taeas IN the Common Council Of the
" New York still continues. The seed
- ''u Opponents Of the presen, Mayor will
""d the meeting OF the Board. a COR
S"0snee has taken place between them and
&c Mayor. in which he states he does moi in.
-, VOC tor himself. A special meeting OF
Il, nOn Council took place on Mondy eve-
a.. great crowd Of people attended, who
IN, 'umaiiuous and noisy. Afier sit
n aquorum for some time
,enr >. s''n moved an adjournment to pre-
sAieb ~, SAID, a repetition Of the scenes
AG I.a aAa occurred a, previous meeting.
p..kins seconded the motion, aud was abou,
ne rns,I S0en Aid j, Brown remarked, that
>N''a De no debale on motion 10 adjourn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

r9 We have received a copy of The draft OF
he new Constitution reported by the Select
Com, &c 10 the Convention, which Is re ,puo'
isbsd in this mornings Gaz> tie. The Rtport
TIA, made TO the Convention lasI Monday, &C
compaGied by an additional Report appoItion-
ine Representation among 'as sevr7a' Ceunlies
according to General GoRDoN's plan. l. was
;aoueh, by some that The Cor, enusn would be
able 10 ge, through its businss,, and adjourn
pext Saturday. We think, however, 1t Is very
uncertain whether the Cons i urion as draiied
will be ad pied, snd that some OF It's de'ails
may be productive Of mere debate. We ear
nsly hope no., however
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

DR. J. K Mitchell, Of Philadelphia, has in
vented ame,hoG Of manufacturing oaou'choue,
OF Indian rubber, in'o tain and ilmost u anspa
rent sheets. When sh,e' Is folded. aud Gu
with scissors ,thr cut edges adherr with force *
after some hours n acrra'iou, as strong y as h.
uncu, portion. The sr.icie is made .ight
tina, bag composed OF il, more han six feet
in circumference we CHS only six ounces.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

.. oe mach aissu,.ed with the gen'le"aD's
.,r,. and he in,ima,iop, tAst perhaps 1t
'.' \. The las, time he should address it,
'D's' r.c,iyed with visible manifestations Of
pleasure IN, man. ..,sa ,,o,
=, ds,sil Of which viii cot be interesting TO you
- vour readers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

The Message Of hrG vernon Of Maryland TO
he L. gislslure Of The ate, is very plain and
sensible production, relatirg entirely to 'he
prospects and IF irs Of the State. After CIV
i1s IN account e the manner in which the re,
solves Of the las, General Assembly have bee n
attended 10, the Goyernor proceeds to recon-
mend ,rveral imoH,tan, topics. He speaks OF
'he progress Of internal improve nent, OF the
penientiAry sys'em, Of the militia laws, Sc,
and sugsrss 'ome valuable Improvements.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08
C0MMJN'CATkD. !,

Erfr@ct from the Aet respecting the Hateh."
First The watch are 10 patrol from 10
o'clock until day break.
Second. Every Waterman found in,oxicat
on duty, shal! be Immediately suspended by the
Superintendent Of the Watch, and reported TO
the Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

fAe o.Ilwing erntismen coRpose the Exc
cu'iw Couoc,l Of Maryland, for the present
yror:- Nlessrs. Hves McELDERY, r. ID. C..
WRIGHT, OrRo Scorr, ROBERT WATSON, BEN
AMIN r. MAcHALL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08
Or Orlando fairfax,

. GRADUATE OF the old Medical School in Phls-
n deIphia, has opened an Office at the northwest
nractice medicine surgery aud midwifery, III Aiexand.
ria and the surrounding soun,ry. lwdeo3t dec 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

The nomination Of Mr.. BALDWIN Us Judge
r IL, Supreme Court has been nearly unant-
r,ou,,y corirmed by the Senate.
The Executive thus besiows It's iaTors upon
, man who has been denounced by Dub Green
a base and unprinoipled," as spy and
;rai,or"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08
Just published,

4 ND for sale by D.4l,ID M5RIIH, corner OF k'ng
n and Royal streets, Fie'chers sPrltua. levers on
The Test of New Creature, adapted to Adult Chris.
.ne e'' Jan 4-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

I, is s,a,ei tina, the following gentlemen
-. beeu uomin led 10 the Senate, as he Go
vs,nnen, Directors Of the Bank Of tie uHiied
S,res. for the ensuing year, VIZ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08
y. u. EAsOn,
W ines,
Bank Of alexandria,

Junuavy An, 1880.
dv;dend ofproft for the last six months, Of three
dollars ON each share of stock in thisi1suoD has
been this day declared and will be paid toa,e stock
holders OH or after the 9TH inst BY order ofthe noaro
- Seeo2w J. L. McKENNA, Cash'r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-08

NICHOLAS BIpDLE,
B w. RiGAARDs,
BENZ. BAILEY, Of NJ" York.
IoHy DoSSELL, cf Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
GHicKAHoMINY LAND FOR sALE,-The

NHiCKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALE.-The
" subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay aud Others OF record in the Office OF the
clerk OF Henrico county, TO SELL and he offers tor
sae, the estate called Ashhed containing about Line
hundred aud thirty situated on Cbick,honiny in
this county of Henr.co, about seven miles from the
city Of Richmond.
The estate consists two parcel: the upper separat-
ed from the lower by slip OF land about four hundred
yards wide. The upper psrce lcontans about 430 and
the lower about 5ts acres.
o. the upper parcel Their is excellent brick dwell
ling hsuse, 81 by 80 feet, having sr lSrge and two
small rooms, and four large closets. The house was
built about the year 1911 and said to he good any
in the county The store-room aud gardeners house
also OF brick. The other houses kitchen, servants
apartments, stables, and courthouse, &c of wood.
About one-ihird OF this tract is as told, what Is
called mud land, 40 40 acres Of which cleared
aud in adow which may, with little trouble, be KEEP;
constantly irrigated.
Ga the lower ract, containing about 500 there
barns stables, sc hut bou-e, but that
ed for the Ovefse.r. IT has good settle for a dwelling
house near an excellent spring and a most abundant
supply Of FIRE wood. There IL aso an orchard on il
Ii srepresented, that Of this tract, between one and
two hundred mud land. that may be easily
cleared aud that equal to any land Chickahonny.
The district of couuty 10 which these lands si-
uuej, is said to he very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and tevef.
On having the purchase money, and the inierea
thereof, payahls emi-ahnUay, satisfactorily secured,
a liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold sepa atelv If the purchaser
should so desire ROBERT STANARD.
July 27 23-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
DEB ATEs q The CONVENTION.

We length enabled announce publication the
~rroccednssand Debates Of the Virginia Convention for
The public may assured that spared pains
make tho Volume perfect possible We regret pub
LEGATION has been delayed longer than cpecd but delay
perhaps havo added its value many speeches
have been revised by the MEMBERS and many
published for the first We may repeat
the Preface, that IL the Volume before public
not completes sure, least that ii valuable and
be- perhaps excused the harmless vanity expressing
SURPRISE that instead Of doing
Whom determined tho publication, had idea tho
Work would exceed GOO but have been greatly a
pouted this Volume contains 92 large octave closely
printed BREWER handsomely executed good paper
contains about much 1000 pages plea
ps-equal to four volumes 500 each II is in TRUTH
sempcs history Of all se Proceedings of the Conventions we'll
Register oil the Deba could well obtained
most Of tho Views well much of the Wisdom
of Of the dist gused Virginia. upon
subjects which engage the
the foundation OF Go the elements which
enter into tho composition Of its various Departments
We have always felt tho disposition present this
iume to the public as low price in
dsnn ourselves for tho heavy have
risks we have IL is impossible fix tho
for handsome calf binding and 50 50 in boards This coale
rab below the price suggested book upon
somparson may fcarcssy pronounce, is infinitely
Book published Vrgna-or perhaps
In other State IL judge by Subscription List tho
No. OF copies printed fall far short of the demand
therefore, tmay advisable for those wish copy
to make early application.
Our dan, friends will perceive Book too large to
be transmitted by Mather ORDERS by conveyance
b promptly attended accompanied Cash. which in
transaction of this description indispensable article.
+sOur Editorial friends will BIO kind say, that the
Book is ready for delivery. RICHIE & COOK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
Aug. Is

MOilCE On the second Monday in October mex I.
v at The Courthouse door OF the county OF James
CITY, Un WiiIiam-bureD in pursuance OF Decree OF
the Superior Court OF Chsnceryo of the williamsburg
District shall II at public auction Tract or psrcr
oi Land, situate in the county OF York, on SkimiDo
Greek, and near York River containing is supposed
about 40 acres.
oil New-KeDt and adioins the Lands of WIN. Haw kins
and George James. 1t is chiefly wooded-som OF il
being virgin Land in oak and pine, and the residue
(excep small held) covered with pines of small siZe
AID easily cearedThe soil is well adapted TO the Gull
ture OF cotten corn and oats; and portion Of is be
ltved TO be quite productive in wheat For ther in
formation, reference NAV be had 10 Col Watkins Of
New Kent, or TO Major Edmund Christian of Rich mond
Also at New Kent Courthouse, on the second Thurs
day In October next, parcel of marsh lands or sunken
grounds, in the county OF King William, containing a.
bout 400 acres 1t opposite 10 the Of Cumber
land 10 New Kent, and from recent experime nis on
Land similarly situated il is considered very valuable
This ground is perhaps as dry swamp Land as any ON
the PsnuDky, and may be easily reclaimed al a trifing
cost, when compared TO the value after reclamation
These sales will be a ere dit of twelve months
Bond and security TO be approved by me, will be re-
CURED Tor the purchase noney-also lien the Land
itself
Athe same place first above named on the Goth Sept
as trustee Tor certain creditors of Joshua Sorrs by his
consents and the directions of the creditors shall
SELL at public auction for cash, the following slaves
witt Billy, Georg e and Moses, valuable negro men-also
dren. This sale will be made under two Deeds of
Trust OF Record in the Clerks Office of this county,
Selling as Trustee shall not warrant the title but il is
believed TO be unquestioned.
JAMES SEMPLE, Jr. Trustee.
James City, August 20. 3O-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

RN EDICAL DEPARTMENT.--The Lectures will
lF@ commence with ths Session the 10th OF Sep.
tembsr, and be regularly continued till the 2Oih Of July
ioOwns:-a course above twice long as at any Me-
dical College in the Union.
The arrangements Of subjects is as follows:
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, OBsTETRIcs, and Me
pIcAL JURIsPRUDENcE.-ROB DUNGLISON,
NJ ID
CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDrcA and PHARMACY.
JOHN p. EMMETT, NJ ID.
ANATOMY aud SURGERY, with DIssEcTIoNs-
THOS. JOHNSON, NJ. ID.
The Anatomical Museum is already in a condition 10
elucidsts the Lectures on Anatomy aud Physiology;
ard daily rsceivisg additions willis, the Surgical ap-
paratus is at least equal to any in the Union.
Que iull course OF the Lectures in the Medical De-
pafnen is considered by the authorities of the Univer-
,y Of Penn'ylvania as equivalent to 10 that
lnsii uon.
by late Law Of the Board OF Vi.iiers Students up
wards OF 20 years OF age. allowed the privilege Of
residing outside ne precincts in the family OF
spectacle indvidsal 10 be approved by The Faculty.
Augusta 32-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

a REENBRIER COMPANY.--As agent for the
@p Loyal Company, have acquired information
which may be valuable TO those interested in the Green
brier company I annex copy of the order in coun-
Gil concerning this company, for the information of
those who now claim by purchase descent from the
original grantees.
"At council held April Goth, 1850 the petition Of
John Robinson son Of John Robinson. Senior. Thomas
Nelson, Jun. John Robertson, Jun William Beverly,
Robert Lewis John CTdg INTENDED probably for Croig)
William Lewis, John Wilson and Charles Lewis, leave
Is granted them TO take up hundre thousand acres
lying Greenbrer River, Northwest and West of the
Cow Pasture and New Foundland, and that four years
time be allowed them survey and pay rights for the
upon return Of the plans TO the Secretarys Office"
This grant is well worth the attention Of those now
eniedLetters addressed to at Charlottesville, Va.
and poSt paid will be attended to.
August a. 3I--4t THOMAS w. GILMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
Aug. 81.

MARSHAL's SALE of Chesterfield Lond-Pur.
I'VE suant to Decree of the Superior Court Of
Chsncery, for the Richmond District, pronounced on
the 9Th day Of ARD, 1880, in the OF Tredway
vs. Burton, shall, on Thursday, the OH day Of
Sept. 1880, at III O'clock, A. NJ, oHer for SALE at
public sucion TO the highest bidder, for cash. that
portion Of the Si6 acres Of land, lying in Chester
field County, on BraYer POM Branch, adjoining the
Lard' OF George Hancock, Thomas Burton John Bur.
Charles Burton, Robert Graham for the bene Fl, OF
Pollok, Tredway s. Co, on the h March, 1909 not
released To Charles Burton, the 7ih April 1912
by DEED oil that date, made by Robert Graham, to
said Charles Burton, conveying 45 2 OF said
3l6 acres-or 20 much OF said Land will be suIfi-
cien to satisfy said Decree and the expenses OF said
Sale. J. GUERRANT, NJ $. G. CT ID
Or one IF his DEPUTIES
aug 10 2S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

WN RS. PORTER informs all who are Interested In
1SA the progress OF her establishment, that she will
reopen her School at Alexandria the 18Th of s n.
TENDERS and that ed he yond her expe
by the patronage of the past year, she has ell
10 take house which will afford more accommodation
Ter the pupils and greatly promote their comfort In
addition 10 The teachers already employed she has oh
'aned the cooperation of the talents aud requirements
OF lady, well known and highly appreciated in that
commui Ty-aDd also. engaged the services Of Mr.
Charles Roux, distinguished French teacher, whose
qualifications were highly estimated at Yale College,
where he taught some years since and from the Pre-
sident OF that Institution has The highest rec ommenJa
ti"ns as scholar and gentleman well the most
flaueIing testimonials from the CITY of New York
Fredericton, Md, and Winchester, Va. MIR Heroien ,
the artist, who painted the Landing Of Lafayette in
America, engaged 10 teach Drawing Painting ia
oils, water colours, &cAdded 10 these acquisitions
Mrs Porter intends TO procure complete Lyceum APP
Pdratus for daily in illustrating by experiments
the Instructions given in Philosophy, Chemistry and
Astronomy. And in order to Introduce the most APP
proved modes OF instruction. she constantly receives
the beet periodicals the subject OF educaor pu
Iished in this county, and n Europe
TERMs-Boar', 500 per annum; $l5 quarterly in
advance.
Tuition according to the class in which the pupil
French and Sponi-b, each 6 do.
Music on Harp, Piano s. Guitar Is do.
Dancing I2 do
Drawing, Landscape. FIow'r,
Miniature and velvet Painting d,
Lectures Oh Philosophy Chemistry and Astronomy,
by b. HaowelI
dlns, towels table aud teaspoon, ard liver tumbler.
Refer TO Rev Keith Thompson n. Mason
Rev. WIN. Jackson Bernard Hooe
rev McGuire A. G.. Cayzenone & Co.
T. 4 Z. Thompson VIM SowIe & Co.
John Roberts James L. McKeDna
George Brent, Alexandra
john a. Washington, Mount Vernon
Henry Turner, Wheatand Jefferson co. Va
Temple Ma.on. Temple Hall, Loudon CO. do
J. Gray and j Harding, Leesburg do
Cuthberi Powell do. do
Gales and Sea,on, Washington, ID. C.
Col. Bumiord do. do.
Commodore Rodgers do. do
Alexandria, corner Of Duke and Washingfon sfr,
August 81. 32-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

EyARSHAL'S SALE OF NEGROES BY viitGe
I'VE OF dscree Of the Superior Court Of Chaucety
Tor che Richmond district, made in the Of Waikus
We. Farrsr. shall on The third Monday in Sepien,bs,
next, at Goochland Courthouse, being court day. offer
for sale, at public auction, TO the highest bidder, Tor
cash, ten or twelve likely mostly young and
actve-heng the share assigned The children aud heifs
OF Sally Ford, deed, mentioned in the report OF divis.
ion made by the Courts and referred in said decree
JOHN GUERRANT, Ms c r. d.
one Of his deputies.
August 81 33-fds