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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-uxE 4.

Howard-street.-The inspection returns given
below show a material falling off in the amount of
receipts during the present week. The ~transac-
tons OF the week are supposed to embrace sales
fully equal to the receipts, and the stock in mar
ket consequently remains limited. The sales
have been at "a 68a cents and 4 IS per barrel for
cash or interest added. This morning a sale If
500 brls. was made at 4 IS cash. and other hol-
ders refused to sell for less: while on the other
hand some are willing to operate at 4 68a. A
range of one-sixteen,h of a dollar is thus apparent
IN the store rates. which we quote at 4 684 a475.
The wagon price remains steady at 4 622 per
barrel.
CITY MW fYsrr.-A lot of 200 barrels erfra
quality was ,o,d .t,s week at S4 co. cts. per brl.
for cash. Oh interest added. Holder of this des-
criptio1 continue TO ask that rate. Sales of up
wards of 1000 brls. standard quality have been
made at 4 SCI. for cash, or interest added; and
several lots have been sold at 4 so.
SuSquekdnnG H,Ur.-Sales of several parcels
amounting to Geo barrels have been made at 81
e.! cts. cash, and in one instance at a fraction
less. The stock in first hands is quite triiing.
Rye Hour.-For Susquehannah -four there has
been but little demand, and we now quote that
description at SIS 81 cts. for LIST. and 8 12a for
end In How ard-street Rye we have no change
to note.
GRAIN
Uheat.-During the week but two cargoes, we
believe. ofSusquehannah Wheat reached the mar
kct, one of which sold at 95 cents per bnshel, and
the other was stored. The receipts of Maryland
Wheat have been extremely limited. and the
quality mostly inferior. One lot Of prime red was
sold at SIS cents. which may be considered the
maximum price for this description. We quote
good to prime at so a IS cents. Several parcels
of Virginia wheat have cone to hand. but owing
to the dullness Of the market, indispo,ition of pur-
chasers to operate, have been put into store.
Contributed supplies and an improved de-
mand have occasioned an improvement in prices
since our last report. The market opened at the
beginning of the week at 81 cents per bushel for
white, and on Tuesday sales were made at 81! a38
cents. Since then sales of white have been made
at SO cents, and on Thursday evening two parcels
were sold at SO cents. To-day a parcel, the last
sale made, was taken at SIS cents. The fair quo
tation at present appears to be IS SO cents. A
corresponding advance has taken placein yellow;
sales have been made at 40 cents, and at that price
it is in demand to-day.
Rye.-A cargo Of heavy Susquehannah I've,
received this week, was taken at 53 cents per
bushel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
CIV

D~URSUANI TO the order of the honorable william
l. Ca.ctl. made in the case Of William Wilson, an
insolven, debtor, / shah expose TO public sale. at Fair.
fax Court aouse, on N0ND.fy, the 2la day Of June
merit. being Cou:t day, at l o'clock, p. NJ all the
right, title, and interest, ofthe SAID William Wilson in
aud to 4 lease Of
Il Tract OF LIND,
granted on the 81 september, 1898, for the term OF
go years; for :hr special purpose. and with the priv.
lege of eating the WOOD therefrom, either for the
purpose OF coai'"g, or any other purpose, at the price
# three pencr 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 SAID TO con,sin
l703 acres, after allowing certain reservations men.
toned inthe said lease. Or this Tract there is much
valuable Timber. Terms at safe
COLIN AUi d, Trustee.
NAV 1-5iavts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07

An association exists in Philadelphia "for
the use of Free Cotton" and a dry-goods store
has been opened in which no cotton is sold that
is not raised by free labor-where the raw mate
rial is to come from. is not stated. The difficulty
Of discrimination has occurred to us, but we sup
pose infinite pains will be taken to prevent mis-
takes as they might prove fatal TO members of ten
der conscience. 1t is an awful thing to reflect
upon the many good citizens of Philadelp hia who
are clad, wholly or in part, with cotton produced
in South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama-almost
as awful as to reflect upon the thousands of dol
lars. the proceeds of slave labor, circulated by
Southern planters residing in that city. But Sc
riously-if the Philanthropists of Philadelphia
wish well to the slaves of the South, may it not
be questioned whether they will be likely to anne
liorate their condition, by doing any thing which
NAV tend to injure the prosperity of their mas
ters.-Fredericksburg .4rena.
The organization of such a society as that men,
toned above, is a very absurd, foolish thing
Nobody is hurt by it-and the members only make
themselves ridiculous.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07

The brig Arctic, Philips, arrived at Baltimore
Vi Friday last, in SO days from Rio de Janeiro,
'a'lns sailed from that port on the 9th of April.
We understand that the political state of the
country was tranquil, and that nothing of impOr-
'ance had occurred since the date of the last ac-
counts. The annexed letters afford a detailed
N4Iement of the markets. Aletter TO the editors
mentions, that "all merchantmen and coasters
"hO enter the harbor of Rio de Janeiro at night.
'e obliged, by law, to display a light at the mast
Aead"-4merican.
"RIo DE JAxEIRo, Goth ArRIL, 1880.
"Wehad this pleasure last on the lst ult. per
O0sS Virginia and Apollo. Since then several
larsoes OF Flour have arrived, and the consign-
Nsn'S being scattered, the price has fallen, no.
Hnally, to l4la16l. The stock on hand is about
J~oOO barrels. but the quality is generally COM
ntned OF. Sales are very dull, although the
WHrs have but small supplies by them. Of
neat, there Is none in market. Should no
lure Flour appear for a month, w may hope to
.S' on the greater part of that on hand at about
SUauons. Some sales may be forced which
III nave a momentary effect on prices; but for
ISelSes we shall not fall below those above nam
., as the current demand will enable Us to run
"'a' we may have at those rates, when others
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
BY GEORGE WHITE.
l.9Aies' auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING, 10th iost.j at

10 0'ctock, II. NJ
1 T his Auc'inn.rcons, corner of King and St. A..
y saph streets, will &c sold an elegant and extens-
i've assortment ct
China, Cr0cIsryware, Looking glasses, &c.
Ordered for sale withuut. limits.
0rlle ladies' Of Alexandra and its vicinity are par.
ticui.riy invited 10 attend, as it is the determination
of the Auc,ioneer to sell every aticie put up.
Bills will be distributed on Tuesds, morning, when
the ~jifFrren, articles for sale will be arranged and r'a-
DIV fr examination. june S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
~A\eXaMdria Canal.

4 7 ! meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed to re-
~ ceive subscriptions TO the Stock Of The Alexandra
Canal Company, held at the Mayors Office in hlcxau-
dria, 18th June,
John Roberts, Charles Bennett,
Phineas Janney, Edmund J.. Lee,
Robert !, TAYLOR, Colin Aud,
Thomson r. Mason, Henry Dainge:feld,
Hugh Smith, George Brent,
A G.. CaZenove, Jonathan Butcher.
w. II. Miller,
On notion, EDM. |. LEE was appointed Chairman.
and W. n. MILLER Secretary.
Ordered, That books of subscription be opened on
Monday, the l4,hin,tant, AZ the following Banks, viz.
TX of Alexandra, under the : Jonah Thompson and
superintendent OF a. Mckenna
Phineas J.nney and
oahk VI o'o""' Charles Page
- -.a. Richard ". Scott and
Farmers o"hk Vi A'eN'"u"' John Hoof
Mechanics Bank of Alexan' George Brent and
drls, (Charies Chapln
Ofice of Discount and Deposit s Ssml. u. Smith and
Bank ofthe U s. Washington : Richard Smith
Bank of the Valley, Winches- obed Waite and
ter. I'll. N. Brent
Office Of Discount and Deposit D.r;., ..rd
Farmers Bank OF Virginia Caorra o.
at Winchester,
Office OF Discount and Deposit ! Il II. Henderson and
Bank of the Valley. ~Leesburg IS. NJ Edwards
Office Of Discount and Deposit rbos crarno
Bank OF the Valley. Charles wm ROM "'
town,
Extract from the minutes:
EDM. {. LEE. Chairman.
w. ". NILIkR. Sec'y.
June 7-5awtl4thAug
n lac National inteiligencer, Winchester Repub.
lican, Charlestown Free Press, and Leesburg Genus
of liberty, will insert the above Gnce u week till l4th
August, and send their accounts to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
libr9rN Notice.

S much dissatisfaction exists in consequence OF q
N portion Of the Stockholders tor the individuals II
their families) II t paying due attention TO the reguia.
lions designated in the printed cara pasted on tn IL.
side OF the cover Of each volume. they keep out tfr
books of the Library beyond the period allowed for
reading. Much injury has been done for wan, Of at-
tention 10 the following regulations. viz
"No nember shall, directly or indirectly, permit IN,
person to take or read ANY OF the books Of the ILhrsr'
out of his or her house. Every member 50 oH ding
shall pay to the Librarian onu dollar
The Librarian is also au ,orrzed to demand UGH
books as have been kept out beyond the time for read.
ing GEO. D'LFktR,
June 7-3t Libr,r all.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
For sale.

ENr sale.
TyNHE subscriber pi sh 70 sell the following property
4 in the county ~ PRINCE Will I'm. Virginia:
Il TR.4CT OF TIMBER LIND,
Within one mic and a halle OF tbs Potomac river, and
half a mile from q Iantico creek, but a short distance
above its mouth, where the navigation Is good. and 80
miles below Washington. This land Is entirely in
wood, and II is believed conta ms between three and
four thousand cords-a great proportion of which is
yellow heart pine, ct large size. suitable tor ship and
wharf building, and Other purposes OF the kind. II
would be- valuable TO ally one having a government
Contract for the supply OF timber.
ALSO,
THE FARM
49, Five miles ","v D~nnfries, called
TIN CEDAR HILL,
the residence OF Mrs. G.. scott. II has upon
it u comfortable Dwelling, neatly finished,
Barn, Stables, and other out buildings The soil is
easily improved, \ part of 1t being row well set with
clover and is productive, abundantly watered, and III a
healthy and an agreeable neighboriood,
ALSO,
TWO STORES, DWELLING, T.
ES U.aREN0UNE,
esS in the Town OF Dumfries, with a large lot at
- tached, we'll situated for business, ssuccessiul
aud profitable business having been done in them for
some years.
A liberal credit of one to five years will be given on
the above property; and further information may be
had, and the properly ,hown, upon application ;n Nr.
Richard p. Scott, Dumfries, Mr Jesse T.. Weems, near
Cedar Hill, or to me in Alexandra
NAV u-2aw4w JAMES W. SCOTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
~e3E9e5en-

The point which can be impaired to a para
graph BY italicising a single word, is very happi-
ly illustrated in the one below:
We learn that Mr.. John Randolph has posi-
lively accepted the mission to Russia. No one
could adduce more or stronger claims to thu de-
signation of envoy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ga:.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
800 WeWnrd.

supposed to have been m'siald or stolen.
Ia between this and Washington city. a Box from 20
to % inches in length, and about II IN width The
box contains sundry Lottery and Prize Tickets, all OF
which were cancelled, and can be of no use to any one
but The subscribers. The said Box was sen, by MIR.
Porter's line of stages, addressed to Mcssrs. Yates L
Mcintyre, Washington CITY, care of Dir. Sidney Por.
ter, Fredericksburg on The Sd OF March LAST, and was
traced to fredericksburg since " Lich it has not been
heard Of. Any information that Will lead to It's disco
very, will be thankfully received, and all the expenses
that may be incurred, in delivering the sad oox 70
Nessrs. Yates Il Mcintyre, washington NY - -.
sidney Potter. fredericksburg, OF to tic subscribers
at Richmond, will be paid.
Richmond, NAV 3i-jIne st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book auction.

HONk AWCtlOn.
THIS EPENING, at early candeigh,
WILL. be sold at ms Auction Rooms . collection OF
w new and valuable Books; also, engravings, draw
ings in outline, blank books, quilts, pencils, era, ons.
sand boxes, sc. nc june6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07

r"plnv Sc"nts,"S, &C.
GUST received and for sac, a prime parcel Of bed
- stral scanthnb
4, 81 ), y, ,. and u inoh poplar plank
lime JUSi NJ II AVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
Public Sale.

DURSUANT to a deed of trus, executed by James
English to the sub ,criber, for the purposes there.
in mentioned, will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, Tie
5Oth day .fJune merit,
4 7R.7CT OF LIND
ATT lying in the county Jf Frederick, Virginia, in
S.,ss chant MH, Chipping Mil, DstiNery, q good
DuceNing House, and other buildings and improvements;
known by the name Of The UAPPING HILLS.
ALSO,
ANOTHER THHCT OF LIND,
in said county, on the road leading from Winche tier to
Helms Mil, on which there IS a great deal Of WOOD,
containing
Trio Hundred and T~tOenty-eigh .7cres.
The sale viii take place at the Wrapping Mills before
mentioned, between The hour, Of - and : O'Clock,
when :hr terms will be made known
may i --5tswts % t'NlpH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
VewOernnce Socie' y.

4 QUNRrERlY MEETING f the Temperance Scot
" e,v of aleXaGdr,s, vii! DC beid On Tuesdoy Epcn
NEXT, Ut 8 O'eloch, IN the Session i.oom ot the Sc
Cont rrcsb yteii.n Church.
inne ? CASSlUS r LEE Src'v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07

SHIP NEW ).
PORF or ALEXANDRIA,, CD. c.

SAILED. JUNE D,
Schr. Potomac. Bears, Halifax.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29
Mime, humber, &c.

00HCASKs rhomaston lime in good order
ON so do Rhrd= Island do do
so 900 suffolk AMI North Carolina shingles
$1,000 feet well seasoned y Carolina 50 flooring
1900 feet do IL inch poplar
i1.OOO stet 10 poplar sc4ntung and q
inch pl NIX; with Eeaeral assortment f LUHBER.
sept 2 JOSIAH tt. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

The .7llerma,ic Wits-"Z ounds!" cried Al
derman Wood, ga second tarnpike already if
we have not been brought up TO the bar, they seem
determined we shall be brou ght up at - Real
ly," quoth Waithman, 81 should think that with
so many bars they meant to bar US from the coun
try altogether" "That would be werrg bar-bar
Gus indeed" sighed forth Alderman Heaabies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-29

Princeton CoHege.-It may be intsfeStt. a.. 4
the friends Of, this venerable institution y,
vised that the Annual Commencement WI WI. -
place on Wednesday of next week. tie ~.
On Tuesday preceding. the Hon: John fos 3
of the U. S. Senate. is expected to oy'r Cio..
Grafton before the American Wing anu W" :.
phic Societies 1t is believed that the hon +
muel l.. Southland. has been invited TO avn :.
the purpose Of addressing the Phiosop0''"
ciety Of New Jersey.
The Alumni of Nassau Hall bold fngT !.
versary meeting in the College Cn2pe' .arr,
morning of the Goth, at g O'Clock. me pm "
nary exhibitions take place. as u'ud'' upo
asth. II is expected that numeron; IS. I'll ].
of the friends and Alumni Of the Co!eS'
present npon I'M scrssisn. --fAr~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21

$50 PEAKLrSTKEET, BciUcen WaH Street and Juai.
rHI den Lane, .Ne,o York.
n HE subscriber, Gate of the American Hotel,
Broadway respectfully informs his friends end the
public, that he has taken the above establishment,
which will hereafter be open for the accommodation
of strangers and boarders.
Neither pains expense will be spared TO make
ton to anv in th, ci,v 10 conn,r1 ercbants and
those having business this city the location is par
cularly desirable, being in the neighborliood of the
Auction Rooms, and within two minutes walk of the
Banks J. BLAKE.
GJ' The Philadelphia U. S Gazette, Baltimore
Chronicle, Richmond Wing, Albany Argus, Provi-
dence Daily Journal, and Boston Courier, will pub
lish the above two weeks, and send bills above.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21
CURE or DYSPEPSIA.

nOCTOR JOHN DOVE having Just reformed
~ from New York, where be has been to make
himself well acquainted with Oliver IIalsted' s
method of curing Dyspepsia Indigestion now offers
his services those afflicted with that complaint as
the legally authorized Agent for the State of Virgin
ia, of o Uasted the inventor Of this entirely new
mode of practice in the efficacy of which, j. Dove
has the most iu plicit confidence.
While there had ample opportunity Of converting
daily with from to 90 of these unfortunate suffer-
ers from many of the States, whose diseases had
resisted The abIest medical advice in Europe and a
norica, and who had been entirely and radically Gu
red by this method
For the efficacy of the practice am authorized by
said Halsted, TO refer to Messrs WIN. H. Hubbard,
james Crane, 3. o. ITillard, John N. Gordon j..
w. Rootes and J. Il. TripleH of this city, and sew.
eral from the town Of Petersburg
J. Dove may be found on the Market Bridge over
the store of Mess.s. Wadsworth s. Williams.
sen 14-tf if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21

From the Evening Edition of the ~ Y Journal Of Conn
merce OF Sep IL.
TIT. MARKET.-We have yesterday and to-.
day demand Tor western Flour to GO eastward, 81 n
CTS for common and fair brands. and S5.37la44 for
fancy brands FLOR Ohio via the western Canal Is
asa, and Troy 1913. 1900 bushels western Wheat
were SOFA at ioS CTS For southern Flour aud Wheat
there is increase of demand Corn has improved.
For all sorts there is quite demand and but small
supply. Letters from the south state, that in some
instances the drought has destroyed the coru that
extensive fields have been moved down for fodder
The price to-day for Southern is 56cts and Northern
yellow G3cts5zbuyers. Long Island white has been
sold nearIv III -, 7Ocfs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21
SACRED MUSIC,

MIR. A. HUDSON, begs leave respectfully, to
IVl inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Rich
mond and its vicinity that he has again returned to
the city, with view of commencing another course
of instruction in Sacred Music.
He would take this opportunity of expressing his
gratitude for the liberal patronage hithe received
and hopes by unremitted attention in imparting
knowledge of this important and delightful Sciences to
merit their avors again He hopes that his former pu
mprovement-and their Attentions will be considerably
directed to set pieces, Anthems, &c.
For particulars, apply to Mr.. Charles Holt Jr. and
Mr. James C. Crane, Main Street.
sept 21-eo6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21
BALDWIN, IVES & Co.

4
InFFER for sale at their Store, in the Mansion
! - House, complete assortment of Fresh Fad
Goods lreceived by the latest imporoons) consist
ing IN part Of
Black, blue, olive and brown broadcloths
Drab, steet black, and claret MKT do
Black, blue, dab, fawn and mkt cassimeres
Piain, black aad assorted colored bombazetts
figured p,eu do do do do.
Tartan paids and camblets. and goat hair cambets
beautiful assortment of Circassians comprising, in
color drabs of every shade royal blue, pink, garnet
CRIMSON, scarlet, green and sky blue colorcd Merino
Black and blue black Italian lustring, senshaws
Pongees, sup black Mandarin satins
Black and colored Gro dc Naples
Changeable and figured do colored Elorenccs
Canton Mandarin and Nankin Grapes
Black and colored French and Italian do
ilat grapes worsted brads every variety of color
Black, white and colored silk braids
Gro de Nap bonnet and belt ribbons
Gro de Nap lustring and taffeta do.
black l'alan lustrng cravats, 80 to 40 inches
DO Imitation do.
Do Canton hdkfs, Sistersov hdkls.
Worsted barrage, embroidered Grape, Gro de Nan d
Thibet wool hdkfs
1hlbet and Merno square shawls
Black, white, scarlet and crimson long shawls
Printed cashmere do
Black and white silk hosiery
Black and slate worsted do.
Horse skin gloves and mtts. beaver and buckskin
gloves
Pongee. flag and bandanna silk hdkfs
Irish linens and linen cambrics, lawns
Linen and cotton tapes and superfne bobbins
Jaconct, null and cambria muslins
Plain and figured Swiss and book do.
Thread and gimp aces, bobbinet laces. edging and
footing
White and black lace wells, capes and pelerines
Black Genoa and colored tabby velveta
Carpetings, floor cloth and baizes
White, green, red and yellow hannels
Rose TO 12 by I'D blankets, very superior
Duffl end point blankets
Blue plains inseys and heavy MKT kerseys for negro
clothing
Olive and drab bang-up cords and fus,ians
German and British osnaburgs, topsal duck
irish and German sheetings table diapers and dsmas
table cloths, Nankins, and Russia diapers
Mkt and pack pins. gilt coat and vest buttons
Suspender and coat mouds, cotton g. silk suspenders
Cotton balls, spool thread and floss linen floss
Black and brown Hollands and Silcsia
Glazed cotton for sleeve Innings
Black and colored canbrics
Embossed do
Prints "A large assortment of furniture d. Foun
daton muslin, naiilinet bonnet wire wire ribbon &,
piping cords.
Domestic. lie cases-cay MKT steel mkt black g.
blue mkt, and Indigo blue, common to superine
sattinets
Stout cotton oZnaburgs, for negro shirts
| Brown and bleach'd shrtings and sheetinIs
Indigo plaid and stripes, apron checks, 81 furniture
checks
Bed iIckngs, Hamilton drilngs
Black and white wadding, furniture fringes
Cotton and cable cords. bandboxes
Tooth, hair and cloth brushes, fancy soap
Cologne water looking glasses
Ladies and mems cloaks. q large assortment
PUNISHABLE bonnes, and misses chain straw poke do
Leshorn flats, straw bands, silk g. cotton umbrellas
Paddings, cotton and linen buckrams, &c
Together with every other article usually kept by
wholesale and retail dealers IN Dry Goods
sep2l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21
p. SCALES, Superintendent.
Extension of X. It r
Sept. II, 1890
Executors SAFE Of Land and Negroes.
AUGUST 28th, 1880.

AUGUST Goth, 1880.
conformity with the last will and testament of
III Rob Morrison, decd viii expose to public sa he
on the premises, for cash. Thursday the goth Sept
next II fair otherwise the next far day tract of
Lend, lying in the county Of Albemarle, one and a
half miles from Warren James River, containing
one thousand four hundred acres. of very superior
quality, well adapted to The cul ute of Corn Wheat
and Tobscco, and rs in high tat of Improvement
and cultivation. There is on The premises n most
copJfortable dwelling house, with every necessary
clubhouse in good repair. The stables and barns re
in good state of preservation and of the most con-
veDent kiDd--Indeed feel 20 hesitation whether
the neighbourood the healthiness of the situations
the fertility Of the so the comfortable and conve-
nient arrangements about the Farm be taken into
consideration IN pronounciDg one Of the MOTT de-
snable establishments IN the upper country.
more minute description is deemed unugoesssry as
it is presumed those who wish to purchase will view
the lands and judge for themselves As the above
sale IS made to pay the debts Of the estate, it will
most certainly be sold without reservation for what
ever it will command.
At the same time and place will sell on credit Of
twelve months, about thirty negroes likely and as
valuable as any in Virginia, and tho life estate of
Mrs. Morrison in about many more.-rlhere will
likewise be sold at the time and place and on
the same terms the stock of every kind, consisting
Of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs together with tho
Of every description. Bonds with approved security
will be required Of the purchasers
NELSON T. SHELTON, Ex'or
Of
RoBT. MORRISON, Decd.