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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
BOSTON MARKET-Ju1y 3.

Fgomc.-There has been fair demand for
home consumption, and prices reported in our
last have generally been supported during the
present week. Howard Street is scarce, and
holders not anticipating large supplies, are rather
more firm a 500 brls. Alexandria Mountain
have been sold at IS 10 5 49,; Goo do. FIRE.
dercksburg Lowland, 959 $; 600 do. Rich
mond, 5, and months credit; 400 do. Cen
nessee, fair to prime brands, lS4 a ) so, cash.
Baltimore, Howard Street, per brl. 5 81 a So;
do. free of garlic, S; Philadelphia, IL /;
Susquehanna, l2a.
Grain-The sales effected since our last pub
LEGATION have not been to any great extent, as the
arrivals of every description of Grain have been
hight; three or four cargoes Southern Corn have
been sold at our quoted prices; and Northern,
81 a 55c. per bushel. Oats are rather more plen-
ty, without affecting prices; cargo of Northern
Rye sold at 69 90; Corn. Northern, 81 50;
South fiat yellow, 46 a a.; do. do. white, 45;
round yellow, so a 52-Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
LIVERPOOL MARKET-sIAy %.

Coiton.-Our Cotton market has been dull this
week, owing to limited demand from the trade
and large arrivals, which amount to 39.213 bags.
prices of American descriptions have declined
fully Id per ID from our last quotations, but in
ether descriptions We make no alteration. The
sales amount to 10, 10 bags, among which are
$500 Bowed, at G. to I'D, chiefly at 6s for fair
and good fair 400 Orleans, at 6a to 81, chiefly
at I'd to I'D for fair and good fair; 1850 Alaba-
ma and Mobile, at 81 to sd: 100 Sea Island, at
ISL to led; 40 Stained do at 8 TO Cd; $50 Per-
nambuco at "a to SID; 1850 Maranham, at I'D
to I'D; rs at s5d3 $50 Bahia, at Il to I'D
About 600 American have been taken on specu-
latiun.
Our market for Tobacco remains in dull
state, the demand being still nearly suspended.
Nothing worthy of notice has been done in East
India or Carolina Rice. Our Corn market has
continued steady. and we have had large arrivals
of Foreign Wheat and Flour; OF the latter to the
extent of IS, Coo, barrels. Foreign Wheat finds
BUYERS at fall prices, equivalent to those of our
growth: but American Flour has declined Is per
brl. Good fresh Oats have been in demand at an
improvement of Id pr Is lbs. Nothing done in
Cloyerseed. Flaxseed, or Linseed. Some par
GELS of Quercitrcn Bark having recently changed
hands at 19s, there hone now offering here be-
low las per cwt. We have heard of no sales in
Tar or Turpentine. The business done in Ashes
has again been limited, and we quote further
reduction of Cd per cwt in Pot Ashes; the sales
are $50 bris New York Pot, at 54s 6d to 35s,
and 90 brls New York Pearl, at 40s per cwt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
ALEXANDRIA, ID. e.
SPIDiY M0RNLVG, JULY 9. 1860.

The duties of an editor, his responsibility, the
difficulties of his situation, and the tolisome ma
rure of his occupation, though subjects often
meptioped. and often talked of, are not rightly
understood by the generality Of the people,
Perhaps no man in community occupies sta
ton so encompassed with perplexities, aud so be-
act with vexations, and IN which more patience
is 10 be exercised, more caution used, ana more
self command practiced. Besides all this, ii a
man of feeEng, he must necessarily suffer no
little, from the rudeness and vulgarity oil some OF
his own profession, with whom he Is often Drought
into contact.
Iate writer observes, that the g newspaper
press is. undoubtedly, one OF the great powers
of society, power constantly interfering w''n'
and controlling every other 1t has an omni-
present vision-there is nothing too high Tor MS
,-rasp-nothine too minute for Its attention" lis
importance NAV be calculated from rejecting
on this fact The danger too, oil placing such a
mighty power in the hands OF weak or depra'ed
men. Is sufficiently evident. They either arc
not competent TO judge ct the extent OF ITS lntu-
enc. or are base enough to WELD it for the
worst of purposes.
To elevate the standard of the American news
noner press. should be the effort Of every intelli
cent editor of the country. They have the pow
or. for thew can mould the opinions of the peo-
nile: certainly in matters of taste, if not, OF
Judgment. A commemorate example is shown
by a number of our journals, although, perhaps,
il would be inyidiOus 20 partlcuarIZe. The part
of AN editor is to be faithful aud fearless IN the
expression of his sentiments on public matters
to scorn to uphold vice no matter how high may
be its seat-tU plead the cause OF virtue and IN
iured nnOcence--to - raise the genus and 10
mand thp hearts of his reade;s-tO stand by the
liberties of MS country-to uphold morality and
religion-and to be foremost in every effort
made to enlighten the public mind, and diftnse
the blessings of education. His path Is PLAIN
one, and although il may be difficult 10 walk III
it. that circumstance arises more from the.temp-
tations on the way side, than from the road itself.
The time is not far distant. we trust, when
the American people will rrown down every at
temp, made to convert the press into vehicle
designed merely for the dissemination of person
al abuse and observation-disclosures when 1T will
be- what it shOald be, the greatest OF all blessings
to free people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKET. JUNE so

Cohon.-Since our last report, we have had a
good demand for Upland, and the sales will reach
5000 bales, at from 81 10a and IL cts. The
demand has been occasioned by humber of ar
rivals, which have made freight engagements
more easy; and we consider the prices current /
a cents above those of last week. The stock
now here for sale is quite small, and the business
of the season is fast drawing to close. We
quote 81 10a and l cts.
Rice.-In this article the demand is princi-
pally for retail, at from 80 %; the quantity in
market is quite small. We quote II a 81.
Flor.-Saes of Howard Street have been
made at $50; the quantity in market is quite
sufficient for the demand.
Corn-Several cargoes have arrived since our
last, and this article is retailing at from 4S to so
cents, according to quantity.-GeOrgian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09

From, the Aep Fork Medical Inquirer, monthly
publication, conducied By an association n PhySi-
cans and Surgeons of the City Of NeW York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09

SHIP NEWS.
P0RT or .lLEXqADRL, CD. c.

ARRIVED. JULY 8.
Ship Rosseau, McLeven, from Philadelphia;
in ballast TO w. Fowle & Co.
Sloop Statina, Petit, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; passen-
gers and freight
SAILED.
Sloop Diademia, Elkinton, Philadelphia
go
Schr. Amanda, Fleming, hence, at New York
5th instant
Schr. Rambler, for tins port, sailed from Port
land LIST instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
Hoston's SeiAlitZ w ater


yElHIs artificial preparation is manufactured by 30
i seph Boston, Chemist, No. Wall street, and Is
either drawn from the fountain soda water or is put
up in bottles, containing each dose of as mild and
efficient laxative required, and wtal as pa
latabIe is soda water Itself
This preparations dferentp composed from that OF
the common sedhtz powder of the shops
We have for year past, been in the habit OF recon-
mendng 1t to our patients, especially The dysPePto,
the nervous and the habtuay costiye, with the most
benign effects We ar, induced to prefer II to the
Congress water possessing all the virtues ct the lat
ter without being perncious TO any habit OF consu'u
ton. -, NJ,
Boston manufactures tbs article. 1t is conducted on
large SCALE keeping constantly four hands employed
There appears to be much lsbor bestowed IN impreg
mating the water with the several materials OF when II
is composed. We learn that hr. Boston Transports he
wsterto various parts OF the United States furnishing
hotels and other public places. We are persuaded
thstn will take precedence to the Saratoga waters -
laxative a.,d mild tonic soon as ITS virtues oeeo"e
appreciated by public taste and experience.
! For sale, wholesale and retail, by
! EDW STABLER son,
Druggists s. Apotheearies. Fairfax street. AieAa.
| ~ cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
PHILADELPHIA MARXET-JuLv

THI1INIJEIIT III-N -'I-kItNL u ULY D. "
Superfine Flour continues to be held at 81 621 i,
at which price few small lots have been taken;
so has been offered for several lots, but refus-
ed Corn is in fair demand, and improving in
price-Price Current
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09

His excellency Jean Baptiste Roux de Roch
ellie. the new French minister to the United States
has arrived at New York with his family, in tn,
ship France from ldSre.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09

june B-wts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09

The Cambridge Chronicle states that gentle
man Of that place sowed bushel and half Of
wheat on the 29th October last, from which he
has obtained product of forty two bushels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
DIED.,

In this town at 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning,
after short illnesSFAIrs. MARY WHTrLE con-
sort of Mr.. lhomas White.
NpHer friends and acquaintance are re-
suestsd TO attend her funeral, at her late dwell
ling on St. Asaph street. this Morning al 10
s'cIock, without further notice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09

Whale OA q sperm Candles.
AZ BBLs. refined J
~ IS do racked SolL
IS do
Is boxes sperm candles
On board schr Sally, now lying at Twins wharf,
which will be sold lew, If taken from the vessel
iys JAMES ih"hN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14
Moro New Goods.

Moro New Goods.
Ry the packets Erie, Columbia and. Georgetown y >
I'D have receivcd "
pubbinct pelerires, elegant patterns y
Adrianople g'nghams and prints
Printed cambrc muslins $50.
Super black bombazines
CoIored cambria gloves (Lsdies')
lnicnnes. blue, buff aud pink
Iondomine p!aid ginghams
Brown bonnet Canbrics
Heavy black sinehews W
DO brown and green do (for umbrellas
Scarlet English bandannoes
Fancy priuted crsysts
white aiIIisgs
Green floor bsizes 80.
Carpet bindings, &c, &c. F
Aud per packet, from PlIiladeIpia,
case ladies' parssols, and
'ientemen's summer umbrellas
jy12 JAS MCKENZIE & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14
Sharles Heo,,e,t

No GCittActl
- 'Mpor'ed. by the ship pisSe,r sruin Liyerpool,
a 'hc talUuins ~'i''''
GOODS y
'''oH a'e offered Tor sale on the usual ,erms.-
'1"S'. : q. AM p, blankets some of ex,r,
quality " N'''
,'g'Eae Shic, o'ire, and dark mixed clp;.,s
,Nn'f'c mdSlin>, book and jaeonet hdkfs
,''N' ma" a,'s >prg nul, mashns
an mans 'iol'-.d And double fine .inentancs
SiacS SILK hose
'-N A,h wais,coa,;ng, velvet am, aorer,ire
80 S ana eo'o;ed threads, ofvarous qualities
~, -" a'u herr'Hg SEINE rWINE
"' tNine and book binders SWINGS
",oS'er aad pine apple English Cheese,
'rom Lon,ion, Of ii7s, quality
-' y 'Ae Sta;ira. expected G.i,, from pbs,J.I,ha
he viii receive
tS'sfa' assortment Of Domestic FL.9SyELS
80 WHICH are some of tinenes, eou,, 70 M,
English.
IS ana caSs'nelis, and American cass;neres
TAsl and hnssls :, Cotton osnsburys
p'"re cotton checks and plsids
sc,e"Nen'lary stripes
piAsi,aSs and Deyonshire kersevs
S ne1caed and brown domestic cct,ons Z Shrine.
tr' aud eoiored cigcassian stutfs
''eoatng. great variety
81. sat superhne India komsl silk hdkr,
rrt,eks. sewing silks
se,. SS"iea saskings aud Scotch oza,5urrs. Scsc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14
CloriAe iiime.

vEyHE subscribers have just received fresh supply OF
i Cloride OF Lime The ches2ness of this article,
and certainty It's acting disiniec,ng agent should
,;r Il the preference to either lime or ashes II is
more convenient than either of the above substances
and not iabc to objection account of its bulk, 3
small quantity only being necessary TO remove disa-
prcesise smeIs aud for The above purpose is recon-
inen,led 10 the public
80, wv. LANPnifR < Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14
Carriage wanted

Carriage wanted.
nNE drrwn by one two hnrsc., of pretty good
~ quality, either new or second hand it not much
used.
Wanted, also, neat second hand Coschee and
Harness for two horses. Apply 20
GEO. JOHNSON,
TVhocf:rs far sale.
Four shares Of stock IN the STEAMBOATS, Fredericks'
burg and Frankfurt also, few barrels OF the uey best
pickng vinegar. aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14

paper, Tobacco, etc.
lnn REAMS large size wrapping paper
Utj 20 boxes small lump tobacco
Landing aud for sale by james 'f""''
Jtho has in Store,
40 hhls New orleans sugar
800 sacks Liverpool blown salt
100 bushels ground alum do
90 barrels steam refined sugar
20 do Sew Orleans rum
&c DO country gin
10 d., car'ials, assorted
40 boxes and half boxes chocolate
~ kegs ground pepper
60 do ITO ginger
70 bags race do
3pipes cognac brandy
9 hai: pipes do
c0ticrces fresh rice
80 bags green RIO coffee
90 dc white do
90 hxskeis Weet oil
All of which he efTers fo- sole moderate terms,
June 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14
hetun ,srusery store.

NetMA GrOSery StDre.
9EvlE subscribers at their store cpner OF King and
l. Fairfax streets, offer for sale
Gunpcwder TEAS, part, Of the Melvllls car.
Imperial go, imported last month, and
Young iIyson Of very superior qualities.
Java old white, green and hlo coffee
I.oaf.sugars, part steamrshned
Brown sugars, OF prime qualities
slac-. nutmegs, cloves and all other spices for a
London Particular Mstlcrs, part imported in 1918
Sicily Madeira \
Red Port
lisbon y -
Malaga
ST. julian Ciaret incases Of one dozer,
orb Tie bottle.
Cograc and peach brandy
Old jamaica, West Ind. and neither '7yur
Holland gn, pure, and coumiri eir,
Old and common whSScy
Bounce, four years GA
New Orleans a.,l West lndii ~" ,efp
Strong cider Nncgar, for pc'i'a5
Duponts' GuUpu~dtr
Shot Of AL ~
Windsor aGd scented soap
Ye''"w aud brow soap Ma.u,
Mould and dip candles Sam Lsrnour
Family f,ur. bts, Shenandoah Brands
B,s. Eaglsh mustard
indigo, madden, and other dye stuffs
With variety Of other articles. all OF which will be
sold a, very moderate prices
NJ -. Ia niles to whom choice is desirable, are
requested TO give the above trial
June "a SAMUEL. b LARHOUR &. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14
Teas, Coffee, Brandy, &c


GAMUEL MESSEHsMfTH offer for sale
- Is chests young Tyson TEAS of ,.,;.
IS /; s : sss.,, }gunpowder ou,impcl'ation,
y 1870. >and qualities, q
24I "s s'rt nos,s5 impeFial very reduced
IS half chests and boxes Y ". PRICES
100 bags Rio and Porto Csbello coffee
5bsgs Jsnaics pirpsn,o
~ do Sumxtsa pepper
Is boxes aud half boxes Bakers q Tapbsm's
chocolate
II pipes Cognac brandy, part Of which is old
and fine, and Willie sold 10, e. close sales
"A laifpipesdo, siegne!,es brand
3pipes holland gin
lhdsNew Orleans rum, eth prosf
50 bbls Baltimore whskey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pines
Tenerihe and Lisbon do, in pipes -
Ma'ags, Sherry, and Lisbon. in half ar casks
500 bagsshot, from the Phanix Shot Tower Co.
constant supply of ailsizes, at the factory
prices
go realms cap, post, and letter paper, from tie
mandatory Of u. J. mes
30 realms straw paper
100 do common wrapping do
90 bundles bookknders' and band box boards
17O boxes iiuscatei, bunch and bloom Malaga RAJ
is"n dn NO n ). "' do Flow. to close sale.
20 bbssugar house do }
100 pieces German Hessians
ions clean ltusss hemp
10 goo hnskc's Trrks island sgst Tsr:h 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14
Summer Goods.

Summer Goods.
JAMES MCKENZIE & Co. have ustreeeiyed.
% Painted or Foulard muslins
Italian lustrngs, extra quality
Black satin Ievantine
DO Palmcynes
Open worked cotton hose
Cause handkerchief
Heavy Irish linens in demi pieces
Super soft finish caEbrcs
Wide bobbinetts and footings
Russia crash. etc. ETC.
aug1 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14

New Goods.
pICHARD s. HopKI:s & Co have received an
4 Z az ltional supply of
SE.4SONABLE DRY GOODS,
Which they offer for sale on accommodating terms
Among them are
Caicoes ard ginghams
Fouard musns
Rlack gro de maps
White and black silk hose s-a,.rrtf
DO do cotton do
Linen Cambria and flag iidkfs
Black hastings
Ladies' and gentlemen's glove
{iauze hdkfs and scarfs
Bell aud Iutes,ring ribbons, &c. &c.
;g2i IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-14

New G0nds.
"A BALES S-4 A., and 81 brown cot'on'
III Stean.oom, Newmarket, Wa'than. ArkwnSh''
and other oeached cottons
Cloths and cassinetts
Domestic plads and checks, Rouen cashmere:
Bs.tickings and Wilmington stripes
Gatiras hdkfs and shsw,, Railroad cottons
Ii,, and cotton diaper, caicoes and prints
inrn and cotton hdkfs
in.4Uon damask suspcnders
Head made clothing
Together ~ avArie, nfother articles,
.iiso.
Ladies' q, f.. NsYarino bouncls straw bands
.nntl had NJ, n0 furtes, looking glass clocks
/ barrels Up. ON ,,as
ADDITIONAL
Light blu, p dies. assorted; 10 10 pitchers
Edged plates, assorted
China teas. with md without handles
FnaneiIe glass vases
souare globe, and c, lindric lamps
Lem males, fiutei and fiisrecd tumb'ers
Stone TOYS, pint TASKS, &c.
JUS; received ana for sale by
sus IS HsO, III q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-26

IA oiiCh--By objection VI the last viii ami tesia-
ment OF James Scott Il, Cd viii sell the Both
day oil the pr sent month"; at s TOLL gate OF The Man.
chester turnpike, TO the highest oidder the tract OF land
wlereon The 'ai Scott ryded at the time OF his iosh
lying ON the said turnpike, about sx miles above the
town ot Manchester. This tract Of lAud contain. AL
acres by survey lately made by the surveyor OF Chez
teihed county, and will be sold enti,e or in equal d
Neion. a. lai down the face al the plat. Terms,
three equal payments; one Of months. one Of IL
months, and the third OF Is mon,hs-,he plat may be
seen at the to-gate above eniione,. At the same
Time aud place, shall sell by the authority aud
on the same terms. another tract adjoining the lands
OF Bennett Goode, aud Others opposed to contain
bout 90 acres. Bond with approved security will be
required oil the purchaser, to executed the day
OF sale, and the title Withheld u"tihe last payment is
made. l... t.r. l.. BURFOOr, Exor OF
- James Scott. Deed.
Jan. II. Slide
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-26
CIL7RLE5 NY.NeGL.v.NE,o S,

HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR, ~
.4nd Ornamental Painter, Glider Sc.
At his old stand south side OF the Capitol Square, and
next door to the Compiler Office.
* RATEFUL TO his friends and the citizens of yir-
IN gina generally, for the patronage he has rccciv-
ed, would inform them. that he still continues TO carry
ON the above business in all their various
His prices will be suited to the tines lie forbcars TO
say any thing about his qualifications; residence of
years in Richmond, will enable the public Judge
his pretcnsions to patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-26

q NOTION YARN Yhginia- Union Factory-
~ situated ~ miles below Charlottesville, on The
NAL stage road, leAtDg from that place Richmond
The proprietors have ih,rto frborue % ,olieit pub.
lie attention TO ihis es'-binrnt owing 10 the circum-
stance OF ue portion ~ machinery III operation, being
80 limited TO be insufficient TO snpp the order. oi
hose Win whose custom il favored in the outset
Tie superior quality of The Yarn, they can now conn
Renee; aud having procured such an addi,nal ,iock
oil ma hnery. as 10 JUSTLY tie expectation that they
VIII he enabled TO keep stock hand, suicient 10
supply all deis which hey may in iuture favored
with, they are lured respectfully TO solicit more
extended sharc OF public patrorogr-wih an assurance
That th" article shall at all times be furnished on The
most moderate and reasonable irrRsAiI orders di.
rected to Union Mills Pos, Office, FIuvanna county
(Va) shall DC promptly attended to-aDi The Yarn de-
hveTed either at the establishment -depo. ell in il
.ici"iiy on tie Three Chopt Road for lie purpose Of
beIpS conveyed by Wagons, retarn from Richmond
or conveyed by watr navigation, may suit i,s dcs
iinAon.
TIMBERLAKE & j. & j. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan lG SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-26

a TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees of the
Ia northumberland Academy, are DESTROYS of ongsg-
ing President OF this Institution for the ensuing year.
10 gentleman well qualified TO teach the Greek, La
un' french and English Languages aud the ordinary
branches of Mathematics fixed salary in money will
be given.
though the Trustees particularly scrupuIous
hcy would prefer clergyman, is much wanted in
the ncighborbood, and, it is believed quite handsome
sum would be made up for services TO be performed on
the Sabbath. There would be objection TO one with
iamy--a comfortable dwelling and necessary out
houses being already provided for the exclusive accom-
notation OF the President of the School.
This institution has been in successful operation for
the last years, IL about miles from the courthouse
blessed with fine water and healthy situation as any
in this section OF country The building is large and
conmodIous and well constructed for o school.
Address TO the undei signed at Northumberland C. H.
who authorised to contract
SANrL BLACKWELL, Cbr'n. , of the Board Of
- jos bAfSE, SecTy Trustees.
Dec. OF. 7g--w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-26
January Z.

y UBi-iC SALE.-pursuant to an order made nv
a the Hon. VIM. Cranch Chief Judge of the Cir
the Court OF the District of Columbia in the matter of
John Davis, an ipsovcnt debtor, will be sod at public
auction on the LIST day of March next all the right title
and interest of the said Davis and TO tract OF laut
IN hanawha County, in the State of Virginia. living on
ELK river the S. T.. side, above and below the mouth
oil blue Creek supposed TO contain about 30 acres
Sale to take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in the
II. NJ. ~,
Terrs-A credit of twelve months the purchase mo-
ney to be secured by the purchasers bonds with ,e
curity TO he approved by tho Trustee
THOS. HUGHES, Trustee
sept 10. 3I-wtds II. MAURO & SON uct,e~re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-26

NOTICE In Pursusnes TO an order the eeua.v
Court vi Che sefhrid will be sold Tor cash. to pay
al fees at Chesterfield court house, the sscoud
Monday in February next, Chat being court dayD =
negr" "an who called himself Robert Bniod aud said
I've was lee when committed to jail and afterwards
ah his name was William, aud that h. belong ell Ito
irsdsr by the NAME OF Smh but since says he tree
man, and tia, he raiscd in the county ot Accomac
dnJ MS name 10 Robert Medal. j. Is COODE III
JAilo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-26

YENRUST SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust cx-
n ccuted to the subscribers by Lanceot Woodward
on the 10 day OF October, 1922 and recorded in Gooch
land County SHALL in pursuance of the directions of
said deed, on the 18th day of this month january if
fair not the next fair day, proceed sell to the high
est bidder, at public auction for cash. the following
perty TO witt all the said Lancclos interest in the real
estate whereof bis fathers Woodward de sci,cd being
one undivided 9th Part subject TO the widows dow
err all his disbutable share of his said fate
estae--sx mules one horse an saddle three Wagons
two carts and gear. two coal machines with ropes suck
cts and cowes25 picks, shoves and maul, two boats
and furniture and parcel OF blacksmith carpenters
Tools Acting as trustees such title only is vested in
us will he sonveyed-the title, however, is believed to
he good. TO- EPH s. WATKINS, d.
JOHN FORBES, Jr. trustees
Jan. On