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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Public Sale.

SHALL sell BY public auction, to the highest bidder
i on Wednesday. the 18th day Of February, com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at Union Farm, near Major L.
Lewis's MILL various articles Of household furniture
horses cattle, sheep, hogs corn, hay farming utensils
&C. Terms of sale, for all of FIVE dollars and
der cash, credit OF nine months all above IS.
The purchaser TO give bond with good security.
JOHN A WASHINGTON, Executor
feb Of Bushrod Washington. deed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11

The following address was delivered by Gen.
Harrison 10 the President Of the Council Nj.
Castillo, ON occasion Of taking leave OF the Co.
lombian Government on the 22d September
last, which from some cause mex plicable by Us
has mol before been published IN this country
We never saw it before, and NV translate II
from he Bogo,a Gazr',e of 27th September.
Mn. PRxsIDGNr-I have he no0or to pre-
sen, tn The Secretary Of Foreign Relations,
Col ii omss p Moo e, one OF my fellow CHI
zens who has been appointed my successor as
M,us Ct extraordinary md Pieniporen,iary near
The r pablo Of Colombia. My functions as
ss,n, therefore terminate lhi, day. But before
lkase this country, have been instructed ex-
prr,,y by tue pre- sdyni OF the United State
iO>A.e, that although he has though IL proper
10 dispose vi b a NOR formal c"mmanic on
olmy TrCai, yet al he same time am instruct
ed 10 trpea, to this government the assurances
Of he sincere desire OF the government OF thr
Vnied States, 10 keep up the friendly relations
Win exist between tbs. two countries.
to fdhling rear the government OF C"'rm-
bId ats ast official act, permil the, Ne. PI"si-
De-, manifest 'h' grea' III eres' | have y, all
llUgs tel for III" weiare OF Colo mois, which
IA, .cqn,red urw force by my residence here
- assure YOU that no ohe i"r's hvelier inter>
IS "a IFS pace and prosper, y, aud to Express
my sincere wishes rh4t hey may never suffer
any !a,rrrup ioc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
COLON BIA.

-, conv the following important articles
n. New York Mercantile, and aus, they
~ ,r ~ read auen,irely BY The people They
liam s,e something Of the true character
' -, who mas lately been Plastered with
: &c. oy the President of the United States.
~. conduct Of that go'srumeni towards
c.,a;,p and several others OF our citizens
n that we must mistake the character OF
ps.;aep,, irir be not be made the subject
I'll ,,,eu,ion. In addition To the trea,-
e Nr. Goodiug on groundles, suspicion,
81 10 others 10 whom We shall mol al present
,,, coaduct cf the authorities al Bogo,a
-. Harrison, is conclusive as 70 the infiu-
.,;cb has been txerted BY EUROPEAN EN-
,cains, all who believe thu, freedom is
.,;,g bu, a name, or that the peopie OF Co.
'.a.h;, ar. 4, to enjoy its blessings. Up 20 the
,,., in which Gru. Harrison was suce-edrdby
=. u0orrihe conduct Of the authorizes from
n. hishe,, 10 the lowest. was friendly as will
=. SEN BY the address Of r.Cas'iilo the Pres
-, of,,. Councillor head If the Government;
o,srhovey-r,d did the Diplomatic functions
.r,h. Gerer. cease than his life became en-
l..,,rsd on vague and unfounded charges oil
..t.,so,- with the internal aff4irs of Colon
nj, Col. Torreas the Mexican Charge was
n ,rs,r,d with even less ceremony. and as
-, vs,,msnl would not recall him he was
,,,,.red 10 leave the country.
Rv some unace onnr able inadyettenee QUITO
and Guayaqull wer. said In our Saturdays pa
n have declared in favor OF Bohvsr's be-
;o, monarch Of Peru ins cad OF Lolombia -
~ ,bs ats CT these two provinces the Amer.
.,n oeoule will perceive how much thew have
b,,o mi,lrd as othe signs ofthe Parlizaas ct
B.liyar--lhey will perceive also IN the spirit OF
III. Veneaue.ans, how far the people OF Colon
bis are from desiring monarchicai governs
r,,n.. for The conduct Of Vsnezenla would, WE
are persuaded, be followed hy every Province,
we're i, not for the troop, which about s'Sht5
srnrrsls and three hundred colonies are disposed
20 use as instruments Of ambi ion. he erea-
ion Of SO many officers by B li'Ar, GER ainly
mas an sppc arance far removed from any thing
like desire for a free government, while III,
re.eNablishmeu, of the Mona'teries ant
the permitting the Monks TO amass thu
wr.l,h Of the land, will not tend 10 elevate 'ht
people"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
District Of Columbia,

county Of .7terdndriQ, Set
APRIL TERM, 1929.
Mechanics Bank of Alexandria
Compliments,
John McNamars', administrators,
and Others Defendants. .
VJlE continuance of Thu. sui, aside, and the bin
i in this having been regularly take for con.
fessed against Luther Chamberlain, the resident defrr.
dan and the order at this Court made NJ its NovembeY
Term in 1873, having been duly published, and the
non-residen, defendants still failing TO appear the bin
is taken for confessed AS against them also; and no
other creditor of the said John McNmara having put
his c.im aud offered to contribute to the expenses
ofthis suit; and the cause coming to be head upon
the bill aud exhibits, II is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed BY The Court that Charles Scott be, and hero
BY, appointed Commissioner to SELL and convey 10 the
purchaser or purchasers all the right title and interest Of
the defendants in the house and lot in the bill mention
ed, the highest bidder, for cash, after having previ
ously advertised the same for three wee"s in the Phe
nix Gazette of Alexandria, and further, that he do,
out e the proce DIS Of such sale If sufficient, pay the
conpl,inan,s The 1t tx hundred ana eighteen dol
lars and eighteen cents. with interest on the SUM Of six
hunir and three dollars and fifty cens, part thereof,
from the second day Of say, 1896 ill paid and the
co,'s oshs sut, nd, ,'an' "a ,acc remain, he bring
1t iu,u Court to aw;it as futn!e order
NOVEMBER TERM. 1929.
The Court having aud d. considered the blal
shss the condIions decree Of the hast Term
of the Court, made in this cause do order, adudgc and
decree, that the said decree be absolute.
copy-Test.
EDMD. l. LEE, &C.
fP In obedience TO the above Decree, /
shall proceed - SELL on the premises, the follow nK
properly, tor Cash, on Saturday, the 18Th day IF re.
bruary merit, at II o'ci0ek,
.sasxA One brick House and Lot of Ground,
EW!I IA situated on the west Of Watershed aud
Ekas1ik to the southwark Of Wilks. street, in the
s&7S9&aH6 Town of Aexsndra- Beginning upon
Water-sreet, the north side of that space Of ground
sold by lillian Hunter 10 Peter Bohrey, supposed 10
be 1873 feet inches to the southwark u Wiks street,
and running thence nor,hwardly with Wserstreet and
binding thereon n feet, thence westwardIy parallel TO
Wihs.s,reet 1913 teet inches; thence sonthwardfy
with line parallel toWa,er street "a feet thence with
straight line east TO the beginning Recorded in liz
Der. z. folio 295. C. SCOTT, Commissioner.
'-xs. jan 2i--1fw&3tawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
Fish Wharf f0r NeMt.

nROPOSALS viii be received by the Superintendent
of Police, until Saturday, II O'Clock, the 10Th inst
for the rent Of the corporation fish wharf for and during
the ensuing fishing season. Proposals will be sealed
and endorsed ''Fish Wharf"
WA. VEIrCH, Superintendent u Police.
feb2 cots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11
SYSTEM OF WRIT
INC

For the easy attainment Of free erped tous, and per-
ngneni CURRENT HAND. os suited, m lis mod.f
cation, to Privafe Life The Nan IF Business the STU
dent, and Lad es + Re ,pec!abkiy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-11

fP In obedience TO the above Decree, /
shall proceed 70 SELL on the premises. the following
properly, tor Cash, Saturday, the 18Th day IF re.
Jruarv merit, al IL o'ci0ek,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. c.
EaiBaY MORNING. Nay %. 1850.

Tactics ofths COmbinatiOn.-An article in the
Bo,,oa Courier, recommending the nomination
f Mr.. Clay to the Presidency by the Republi.
a, Members Of Congress, has called forth the
shark, ola whole host of Combination presses.
rb,ir observations, sage as they may be, might
- we'll have been spared. The Editor of the
R,,.on Courier spoke only his own individual
,oipion, and surely he has a right to do that. A
,reat majority Of the friends Of Mr.. Clay NAV
s~ntertain quite a different sentiment, and they
.5ould not be made anSwerable for the opinions
# an individual Editor. We are very confident
.b,t Mr.. Clay will receive no nomiRafion from
Members of Congress. There will be nothing
Ike Caucus machinery IN bringing his name be-
lore the American People for the highest office in
leir gift. 1t is the great object of the Combina-
non To make it appear that there will be. The
.eason of this is obvious. The nation has already
ct the seal of its disapprObation upon the eau
rs system. If the Combination can procure the
nomination. of Mr.. CLAY as a Caucus candidate,
.bey will use the circumstance 10 suit their own
Jews. Bat they will be disappointed. We re-
neat, that no Caucus machinery ever has, or ever
will be. employed in bringing Mr.. CLAY before
ne people. He. will be taken up bv the PEG
PLE-he will be supported by the People-and
" the People he will triumph. He requires no
,hentitious aids to support his reputation or
leighteu his popularity. His own great talents
ire his recommendation, and through these alone
-, will receive the favor of his feIlow-citiLens.
The degree of morbid excitability manifested
,y both the houses Of the Combination, when
ever Mr.. GAYS name is mentioned in connex-
Oq with the Presidency, shews, very plainly, the
.reat dread that is entertained of his popularity.
We sincerely believe, that, bnt for him, the Par
p, would dissolve tomorrow. and W should have
. stand and gaze at the fierce contention of men
ahowere but yesterday Ieagued together: ieagued
ygether for the unhOly purpose of sustaining a
most imbecile and tyrannlcal administration and
IF FRUSTRATING the hopes If a talented and high
miUded Statesman. lftheir hopes or fears. how
ever, lead them TO suppose HAT MIR. CLAY intends
70 rely upon u Caucus to secure his nomination,
lhey viii be mistaken, They need not - lay the
junction. TO their ~sCuts."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Nouag GaAies' SemiMa AIRY q.

HER. BRASHEARS begs leave respectfully to in.
vi form the ladies' of Alexandra, that he will, M
tond q. the 3lSt instant, open a Seminar, for the III
struc,inn of young ladies in the following branches of
literature, viz: Reading, PenmanShip, .Art6metic, I'm.
9Th rammar, Ancient and Modern Geography, His
tory, ancient and modern. Chronology, Use OF Maps
and Globes. Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, Compost.
ton, Book Keeping. Chemistry, Astronomy, the use
full branches Of Mathematics, and the Latin and Greek
Languages.
hopes the following remarks will be deemed pertinent:
Several years of Mr. b 3 professional life were passed
in large Academies, in which pupils fboth sexes we're
received; and from observations which he was thus
enabled 70 make Mr. b is OF opinion that the educa-
ton of young ladies has been too clrcumscribed, and
too much confined to the ornamental branches, to the
neglect of more important studies. II is not MIR. BIS
object to exclude the Polite Sciences; they will ali, in
due course of time, be introduced under the auspices
of the ablest prof ssors. The French, Spanish, and
Italian Languages, Music, Drawing, Dancing, Bead.
work, &c will Claim a proper share OF attention.
Every eYertion will be made by the Principal to
give hts pupils a thorough knowledge oftheir studies.
lie hopes parents will be more gratrfed to find their
daishters perfectly acquainted with what they may
have gone over, than To have Them hurried from study
to study in n superficial manner. Thegen,iest methods
will siways be resorted to, t~oenforcr the Rules Of the
and the pupils will be encouraged to the
exercise of 3 proper attention to their studies b,
mon,hly reports of Improvement, behaviour, &c. To
afford parents sn opportunity to judge OF the advance
m.nt OF his scholars, Mr. B vii! hold semi-annual pub
he examinations, and will confer handsome rewards on
the most distinguished.
rhe $ emin,ry is situated on Prince street, between
Washington ard st. Asaph streets, at present used on
the Sabbath by a branch of the hethodlsts. On the
comple,ion OF the new Church, which will probably be
in the course os a month, Mr. b. will furnish his Semi
nary in a handsome and convenient manner. -.
Persons wishing to pa'r0mse TINS '"sutuuon' VIII
l,1l,.ttbe Klnp street bet Tween
fv ter and F.jriax streets, OF, after Monday, at the
SEMINAR. may 2s-dSte5law3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Public Sale.

DURsUANT to q deed of trust executed BY James
l. English to the subscriber. for the purposes there.
in mentioned, will be sold, on ED .YESDaY Mx
30h day of June nezf,
49,. Il TR.7CT or LAND
: lyIng in the county f Frederick, Virginia, in
- v n's>ie's Gap, on which i, a valu bic Mer.
chm" MA Chipping nh, Disfiie,y, a good
Dreping Hoise, .mI o,nrrbnrding. snd Improvements
kno"nb y de name Of 'be MAPPING MILLS.
ALSO,
ANOTHER 1it.1CT' or LIND,
~ said county, "n the road iesaing from Winchester to
'telms' Will, on which there 'sa & eat deal Of WOOD,
containing
Itoo Hnndred and T~wenty-eisM .Acres.
The sale win take place at the W.ppine Nils before
mentioned, between the hour, of IL and 5 O'clock.
when the terms will he made known
may 4--3tawts X. I TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE U. STATES

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE u. STATES
The following Message was, on Wednesday,
submitted bv the President of the United States
TO both Houses of Congress, and in each House,
referred to the Committee on Commerce.
To The Senate and
House Of Representatives ofthe U. States:
GENTLEMEN: | think it my duty to inform you
that | am daily expecting the d~efniiive answer
Of the British Government to proposition which
has been submitted to it by this, upon the subject
of the Colonial Trade.
This communication has been DELAYED by con-
ffdent belief that the answer referred to would
have been received early enough to have admit
ted of its submission to YOU in sufficient season
for the final action of Congress at its present ses-
sion; and is now induced BY an apprehension that
although the Packet by which it was intended tc
be sent is hourly expected, its arrival may, ne
vertheless be delayed until after your adjourn
ment.
Should this branch of the negotiation commit
ted to our Minister be successful. the present in
terdict would, nevertheless, be necessarily con-
tinued until the next session of Congress, as the
President has, in no event, authority to rcmove it.
Although no decision has been made, at the
date of our last advices from Mr.. McLane, vet,
from the general character OF the interviews be-
tween him and those of his Majcsty's Ministers,
whose particular duty it was to sl,afer with him
OH the subject, there's sufficient reason to expect
a favorable result, to Justify me in submitting to
you the prorriety of providing for a decision IN the
recess.
This may be done by authorizing the President
In case an arrangement can be effected upon such
terms as Congress would approve, to carry the
same into effect on our part, by proclamation, or,
if it should be thought advisable to execute the
views of Coagress by like means. in the event of
an unfavorable decision.
Any information in the possession of the Exc
cutive, which you may deem necessary to guide
your deliberations, and which it may, under ex-
isting circumstances. be proper to communicate,
shall be promptly laid before YOU, if required.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Washington, Goth May, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 81.
In the Wheat trade there is little doing, and
no alteration from the last markets quotations.
Oats are dull. For Barley there is a triHing de-
mand, but not sufficient to affect the price, which
remains as on Monday. In Beans and Peas no
alteration.
$50
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKET, APRIL 90.
The sales of the week are 5000 bags, of which
400 were sold on Friday last by public auction,
namely: 600 Sea Island, at l5ad to III per Id;
$50 Stained Sea Island, at GID to lid; 200
Demarara, at 50 to lOd; $50 Macaio, at 7sd; and
three bales of New South Cotton. from Sea ISL
and seed, at lod to III per h.. Prices have de-
ciined sd per Id. The import of the week is
$1,000 bags, namely: $4,000 Americans, 6, 800
Brazil, $500 Egyptian, 500 Demerara and w.
India, and $50 Surat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
VI ApRIED.

In Washington City, on the s5th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Johns, Mr.. RosERT J. NASH, to Miss
CATHERINE A. BRooKE-both of this place.
At Poughkeepsie on the 18th inst. by the Rev.
c. G. Cuyler, Mr.. HIRAM VELrmAS, of the firm
of Veltman g. Fails. of Newburgh. to Miss
ELIZABETH BurLsn. daughter of Charles Butler,
ESQ. of the Former place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28

The bill for the location of Virginia military
land warrants, was next taken up, and MIR. Dod-
bridge proposed a verbal amendment, which was
adopted. On this subject a long debate ensued.
in which Messrs. Wicklifs, HINT, p. p. Bar
6our, and Pinton, took part. MIR. Duncan Of
tered a further amendment, protecting the rights
OF the settlers or occupants of the lands for which
the warrants might be issued. Mr.. j.. S. Rar-
6our supported the measure, and referred to the
conditions on which the cession of the Northwest.
ern territory of the United States, was made by
Virginia, showing that both gratitude and Justice
required an acknowledgment Of her claims to the
location of the land warrants granted 70 those
who had struggled for the independence and H.
berries of the country. Mr.. Keanoa opposed
the bill, and entered into an argument of some
length, in support of his objections to it. Mr..
Burgess, Mr.. Spencer. of New York, Mr.. Bates,
Mr.. Craig, of Virginia, Mr.. Reed. Mr.. PoH,
and Mr.. Doddridge, successfully addressed the
House on the subject. Mr.. linton offered an
amendment, authorizing the location of the war
rants upon any spot INDICATED, between the rivers
Sciou and the Little Miami. Mr.. Tuaton. Mr..
Duncan, Mr.. Russell, and Mr.. Chiffon, followed.
Mr.. Vinton's amendment was negatived, and
one proposed by Mr.. Doddridge, ~alloting land for
the Virginia Continental Line, IN addition to that
proposed by the bill to be soeated for the Vir-
ginia State Line. MIR. 1aylarproposed a further
amendment, extending the provisions of the act
to the owners of the bounty land warrants, grant
ed by the United States, for tks.S- revolutionary
services, and to their heirs and devisees. After
some remarks from Messrs. MCoy and E,akcs,
the amendment was adopted, and the amendment
as amended, was ordered to be engrossed and
printed. On motion of Mr.. Chiffon, the House
at 7 O'Clock, adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT DF ALEXANDRIA On c.

ARRIVED, NAV %,
sloop Friendship, Duncan, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
sloop President, Mccartney, Philadelphia;
freight for the District.
steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; pas
sengers.
SAILED,
Brig Hopes Delight, Harden, Halifax.
Schr. Henrietta. Terrell, Maranham.
- Decatur, Davis, New York.
- Commerce, Williams, Do.
aS
Ship Shenandoah, Rose, of Georgetown, from
New Orleans arrived at Liverpool % ult.
Schr. Gov. Brooks, hence at Boston, Esd inst.
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Cut

Wood-Cu.ting.
DURSU tNT to the order of the Honorable Willianh
l. Crancl, made III the case Of William Wilson, an
in>oIveni debtor, I shsh expose TO public sale. ~ Fair.
fax Court House, on MONDAY, tie Plat day Of June
nent. being Cou:t day, At l o'clock, p. VI Nil tho
right, title, and interest, ofthe said William Wilson in
and to n lease Of
n TRACT OF LIND,
granted on the 81 September. 1893, for the term Of
800 years; for The special purpose. and with the priv.
iege Of eating the WOOD thcrefrom, either for the
purpose Of coaiIng, or any other purpose, at the price
# three pence sterling per cord. The Tract Of Land
over which this lease extends lies in the county of Fair.
lax, immediately below the mouth Of Difficult, and 10
bounded partly by the Potomac. II is SAID to contain
1902 acres, after allowing Certain reservations men.
toned in The said lease. On this Tract there il much
valuable Timber. Terms at sale
COLIN AUl d Trustee.
may 4-3tawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28

Connecticut State Lottery,
For the Benef! Of The Retreat for the Insane, ClasEN.
6, Gn 1880,
Will be drawn at Hartford on THURSDAY, 27,h May.
CAPITAL PRIZE $25 900.
Tickets S.; halves 2 SO; quarters l IS.
Delaware, South Carolina, and Louisiana
Lottery,
Class No. 4 for 1880,
Will be drawn in Wilmington, (Del on Monday, 3lst
Of MAY.
so NUMBERS-rO DRaH.N BALLOTS.
CAPITAL PaIZg $40. 600.
Tickets IS 0O; halves 2 50; quarters l IS.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Class No. 6, for 1850.
Will be draw at Richmond on Tuesday. fst of June
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets S.; halves . so, quarters ] IS.
To be had in q variety Of numbers at the Once OF
y. CORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, Alexandria
I,rrwing oftbe
Groton Monument Lottery of Connecticut: :
Class No. %,
. 40 Is Sc 81 40 90 l 81
r An Official List Of the Drawing Of the
MARYLAND State Lottery, No. S, Is received, and may
h. rxamiued as above, No. 5653. an odd number, hav-
ing drawn the capital prize Of $40 600, agreeaby to
the scheme, epyy odd number in the lottery is entitled
TO a prize of five dollars. in addition to whatever sum
any of them may have drawn besides.
may28
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Valunb.e Farms for Sale.

INV JIG ! UT NNS WI DuiC.
WISH TO sell THREE FARMS, Immediately in
J the vicinity ofmy residence. two Of Which are highly
improved These lands are near the Falls Church. :
mites from Georgetown, and 10 from Alexandria.
may 6-3taw3w DAN. r DUI ANY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
LAND FOR SALE

WILL be sold on the promises, to the highest
w bidder, on Tuesday, the 25th day Of May next,
the Tract Of Land belonging to the egatees Of John
Spears, decd, containing 1913 acres. This land lies
on Muddy Creek in the upper part of Polvlatan,
within mile and half Of the Muddy Creek Mills.
description OF the land is unnecessary as is presu-
med persons wishing TO purchase, will call and view
tho land, which will be shewn by Henry Hatcher,
who lives on the promises.
Terms Of sale. One third at Christmas next nj
which time possession will be given, the balance in
two equal annual payments, and decd of trust TO
secure the last payment The purchaser Will be al
lowcdi'c privilege OF seeding crop of wheat.
By THE LEGATEES.
Powhatan, 9Th March, 1880.
Will be sold on tho same day. tho dover land for
mcrly belonging 10 Mrs a. ChcatwocI, about DC
acres, two-thrds orwhich is valuable low ground
This land adoins tho above tract Tho title will be
warranted during the life Of Mrs. Chcatwood
HENRY HATCHER.
PowhataD, 5th March, 1850. met f2t~