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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-20

ENOR SALE OR TRADE.-Hayng turned nv atten-
IL ton TO other pursuits offer my fine blood Stallion
called Murdoch, beautiful bay, l6 hands high majestic
appearance, only years old He sired by the
celebrated Sir Charles whose reputation stands high
than any horse in America. His dam full blooded
Bedford mare, akin TO old Beair and old Medley of
unexampled value, whose pronegy has commanded
money than any other that have known, except
Mr.. VIM. r. Johnson's old Reality, and under present
circumstances they bid fair TO vie with her. Several Of
years OF age-Thc half of Murdoch sold 5000 the
fall he three years oil age The sister OF Murdoch,
which brought the renown, now year old ly, called
TTilc, sold few days ago for $780, and have been
told that $1,000 offered for her. Murdochs dam
owned and rode constantly for several years, by
Sheriff of county, who weighed at least two hun
dred weight, without sustaining the least injury;
10 years old before she put TO horse, and is still
alive, having had nine ten colts and is still breeding
mention this for the purpose of showing their durability
only the turf Mr.. VIM. r. Johnsons certificate
will show below but in the essential employ mt
the cultivation the farm in the stage the troop In fact
such stock of horses strong bulYark in republic
Murdochs progeny bid fair do honor his progenitors
from their present appearance being large of fine action
COLOR &c have three OF his colts, old
spring. and year old next spring. OF Sir Charles
mares of s-rate blood only raise 10 sell trade the
coltshey he traded for the reasonable terms
A letter addressed to the subscribers living near Ches-
teriield Court house, will receive attention.
CHARLES c. GRAVES.
have known Capt Charles C. Graves horse Murdoch,
by Sir Charles since he colt-havc him
several in good credit but him start
for race, when considered him in good order but once
which New Market, the fall after he years old,
when he made excellent and the Sweepstakes,
two mile heats at four heats, beating my horse Medley
and Col. Wynne's horse Merlin. Given under hand
this LIST day of Oct. 1880 w. II. JOHNSON.
Dec. II. 65-tc
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CALICO MILLs-FAMILY FLoUH--I have fol
w sale further supply of Family Flour made at my
mills, oUt Of pure Whne Wheat
Dee. g. 6I--6t 2. J. CHEyAILIE
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Mr. Danlorth, IL
MIR. Post, having a majority of tue whole number OF
votes, was declared duly elected.
The House then proceeded to tho consideration OF the
following resolution, proposed by Mr.. Mercer
Resoiced, That there shall be appointed for the present
session. and hereafter at the Of each session
OF Congress- committee Of seven members OF this House.
TO be styled ga Committee Roads and Canals" whose
duty shall be to take into consideration all such petitions
aud matters things relating roads and canals and
Improvement OF the navigation Of rivers shall be pre-
scented, or may come in question: and be referred them
by the Houses and to report tereupon together with such
propositions, relative thereto to them shall cxpc
dent.
Debate arose this resolution between Mr. Mitch
ELL of South Carolina aud Mr. Mercer. The former gon.
eman protested against the adoption of the resolution
essary because select committee had always been
found competent to take charge of this business
but especially because the adoption of such resolution
would lead impression that the House disposed
to systeadtise Internal Improvement, and with il the
present high duties imports, sc. He disposed
soften and soothe rather than to rate existing dscontcn
he believed tho adoption of this resolutions would Mr.
NJ took occasion say, that towards this object (concila-
ton no than glad TO hear the patriotic remarks
which had fallen from the gentleman from Massachusetts
(Mr. Adams) yesterday.
Mr.. Mercer expressed uneigned establishment at the
ground taken by the gentleman from South Carolina, be-
evng that there nothing in the resolution which
In any manner to commit the House either upon the
general principle of Internal Improvement any par
tcular action under that principle Noone could be more
disposed TO the of Cancellation recommended by that
gentleman than he (r. Mercer) But he could
perceive any connection between that argument the
resolution before the House, which mere matter OF
orn intended to raise general committee for all
a similar nature, instead of appointing general committee
on particular cases, was done yesterday. a standing
committee of this character had for many years existed
in the other branch of Congress to the great
OF that body and he could possible substantial obec
ton TO the same here.
MIR. Craig of Virginia, not perceving any benefit &c
arise from proongng tho discussion, lay the re
solution on the table.
This motion negatived
Mr. Speight, of North Carolina wishing present his
views the subject, and desiring proceed to day
because OF the lateness OF the hour moved postpone the
further consideration of the resolution until tomorrow
The House refused TO postpone it.
Mr.. SPeight then moved an adjournment which wa,
carried. And the House adjourned accordingly,
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IN SENATE.

wednesday, Dee. II.
Message received from the President of the
United States, through Mr. Doncson his private Socrcta
The President laid before tho Senate the following
Message from the President of the United States
To the Senate of the United States
transmit herewith in obedience a Resolution of the
Senate OF the Sh, December 1891 all the information in
the possession of the Executive relative the capture
abduction and imprisonment of American Citizens by the
Provincial authorities OF New Brunswick, and mea-
which, consequence thereof have adopted by
the Executive of the United States
ANDREW JACKSON.
The President also laid before the Senate Message
from the President of the Uued States relation to the
rescue of number of American citizens from a situation
ter ana crew oil Spanish brig. Sce message in the pro-
ceedings of the House of Representatives.
On motion OF Mr.. King, the latter communication was
referred TO the Committee Commerce.
Mr.. Smith gave notice that he would, tomorrow ask
leave TO bring in bill in relation the Ordnance Depart
mcnt.
Mr.. Ewing presented the memorial of the Legislature
of the State Of Ohio, relative the Northern boundary
said Stae-rcfcrred TO Select Committee consisting
Messrs Ewing, wilkins, Grundy Naudain and Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks presented the memorial of tho Lcgisla
ure and sundy citizens of the State of Indiana in ela
ton TO road in that State-referred 10 the Committee on
Roads and Canals
The President laid before the Senate the following let
ter from the Secretary of the Treasury:
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT., Dec. 49, 1881.
SIR-l have the honor TO transmit an account (prnteN
OF the Receipts and Expenditures of the u States for the
year 1880, to which are added various statements.
Inc usual number OF copies are deposited with tho Sc
cretary of the Senate.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
LOUIS McLANE, Secretary of The Treasury
The Hon. the President of the Senate.
The following resolutions, submitted yesterday were
sevcrally considered and agreed to-
BY Mr.. Grundy:s
Resolred, That the Committee on the judiciary be in
sructed to inquire into the expsdency of providing Law
Library for the of the Supreme Court of tho u States
BY Mr.. Moore
Rcsofred, That the Committee the Public Lands be
instructed to enquire iato the expedency Of disseminating
the sale OF Public Lands by tho auction system.
RcsoiUed That said Committee enquire into tho eype
dency Of authorizing sales of the Public Lands in oFiy-
lots and by lines either North and South or East and
West
On motion Of Mr.. Hayne,
The Senate adjourned
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HOUSE oE REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVE
"wednesday, Dee II, 1881,
Petitions and memorials presented by Messrs Ka-
vanagh and Jarvis, Of Maine
Mcssrs Brodhead and Hubbard, Of ". Hampshire.
Messrs Appleton, and Grcnnc, OF Mass.
Mr.. Pierce, Of Rhode Island.
MIR. Barber, OF Connecticut.
Messrs. Hunt, and Cahoon, of Vermont.
Messrs. Wardwel, Taylor Jcwett, and Tracy of New.
York.
Mcssrs. Ford, Mann and Sutherland of Pennsylvania
Mr. Milgan, of Delaware
Messrs. Craig, Maxwell, Clabourne Mercer and
Speaker, of Virginia
MIR. Speight, Of n. Carolina.
Mr.. Foster, Of Georgia.
Mcssrs Gather, Daniel Lecher, and Allen, of Ken.
lucky
Messrs Blair, Polk and Hall, Of Tennessee
Mcssrs. Vance, VntoD, Russell, and Wbiulesoy Of
Ohio.
MIR. White, OF Louisiana.
Mr.. Plummer, Of Mississippi.
Messrs Clay and Mardis, OF Alabama.
Mr. Sewer, Of Arkansas, and
Mr. White, Of Florida.
On motion Of Mr.. Wickife, 50 much OF the Rerort NJ
the Secretary Of the Treasury relates 10 tho Public
Lands committed to the Committee ON the Public
Lands.
Mr. Hoffman moved that the two Reports made 10 this
House, the subject OF the Naval Hospitals and the
Naval Pension Fund, be referred to the Naval Commit.
tee; which motion was agreed 10.
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place, when-thc arrives. = To prove saiyacto-
ry to those distance that their orders will be well
ecuted. the following statements of few gentlemen,
Clerks Of Courts, are hereby annexed
ccpt onc) for my office, Clerk of TIC Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry for Hcnrico County, and
must do him the justice to say that they wclnadc
and Of good paper, and entirely TO my satisfaction
"Richmond Dec. If, 1881. j. ROBINSON"
Extract efaleHerJrom Baptist, Esq .Neckienb,ug C.
H. Oct. 20h, 1881, 10 T.. a. .Hdyo-''I much pleas
cd with the books for my Office and in truth that they
are the hes. set have and the opinion is
CURED in by the Court and Bar and every person who
has seen thcmThe faithful manner in which you have
executed this job, will insure you my future orders
Extract ETA letter from " O. Kinney, Esq, StGts,-
ton, Sept %, 1881 to r. H. 3Inyo-"Jhc books for nv
office have at last arrived, and well satisfied will,
all, except the Common Law Execution Book | should
have preferred of larger paper and my old pattern
ling"
Extract IF a letter from Jobr, Foster Esq, Jpythe
g. III. oct &, 1881, 10 r.. a Afdyo.-'' extreme
ly sorry at not having received the Books for my office
before the sitting of Court, was compelled TO use
an inferior order book Your books of good paper and
well bound. wish you TO send complete Record
for the Chanccry Court, this book will make my
complete"
Ertacf of a letter from John u. Christian Esq,
.Few Kent Q. II. SEPT. II, 1881, to r.. n. Ndyo.-
"Aboye you have order for the amount Of your ac-
count am much pleased with the books sent for my
othcca5 soon as practicable forward those for the
County Court" a
Ertrdct Of letter from IT. j. Ga,n6iH Esq. Haryi-
sonbWg Rockingham, Sept. %, 1881, 10 II. H. .Hoyo
-t'The books you sent safe to hand, and in
good order-a of which am well pleased with I shall
want books, for which shall send you memo
randum."
Extract Of n letter from s. H. TLeland Esq North.
cumberland e. N. SEPT. 20, 1881 10 f. n. .Hoyo.''
have received in good ORDER the books for the Superior
Court Of Law Of Chanccry Of this County, agreeable
your account transmitted.-I entirely satisfied with
the execution Of the booksher materials and style Of
binding and ruling. Dec 20, 1881. T66-3D
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FEyRUST SALE OF Landry virtue of a Deed of
u Trust executed by George Robertson Parson) of
county of Anclia TO the late Edmund Harrison or his
gal representative, the 9th day OF September 1922 and
duly recorded in the Clerks office of aforesaid county for
certain purposes therein specified will sold to the high
est bidder on the 23d day of January next if fair if not
the next fair day, the premises for cash. that Tract or
parcel OF Land on which the said George Robertson
sides, in the aforesaid county Of Amelia lying the river
Appomaox, and half miles above the junction Of
the said river and Flat Creek, four miles below Genito
containing by estimation $50 acres or loss with
suicency OF wood land dwelling house, and other out
houses healthy and pleasant situadon and agreeable
subscriber being the legal represen-
tative Of the late Edmund HARRISON the Trustee will only
convey such title as he the Trustee invested WITH tho
he believes il TO be ndispuabe.
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'orof
Dec. TO- l0i-tdsl Edmund Harrison, dec.
AtASH SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES-Wil
~ be sold for cash, at King William Court house, OH
Monday the 10th inst that being negroes,
belonging to the estate of George Dabney decd
whom very likely men, about 25 years of age except
that is first rate female cook aud washer and would
bs disposed of privately by b. F. Dabney, the Eagle
Hotel G.. III. DABNEY,
ID. i. DABNEY,
Dec r63-w2t2 Er'ors Geo Dob,o, y.<
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n NENTRAL HOTEL.-The subscribers have associat-
~ ed themselves under the firm ofPUcKErT s. BALL,
and will keep the above establishment, which has been
improved and added to- enable them accommodate
their friends and acquainances in and style
to comfort and convenience, equal at least in this
city, and on terms moderate and reasonable
fit and the Richmond market will aord-all they ask is
fair trial. and fair share of encouragement, and they
then fear not giving satisfaction to generous public Their
bar table, and STABLE well lodging shall not be sur
passed.A few boarlers by the month, quarter or
not only desi'oSie but Wished for by the pubcs
obedient servants. ISHAM PUCKETT,
THOMAS BALL.
Richmond, Dec. 9th ISL. 6l-6t
u The Petersburg Inteigcncer will insert above
four times and send their this office for cooc-
ton.
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E1NoR SALE, Five valuable Lots in the Town OF Farm
~ ville--thrce OF them adjoining Randolph's Ware
Housc-thc other two on the southeastern side of the
main street. fronting that street They will bo divided
TO suit purchasers.
Also, all my roversionary and contingent interests
der tho last will and testament of the late Mrs MARTHA
CoRRoS, of CAwsoN's, aud the late Mrs. JUDITH
RANDOLPH, of BIZARRE.
For terms of sale OF the FARMvILLE and BrzARRr
property, apply to THos. a. MoRToN, Esquire of Farm
vile-and for the CAwsoN's property, TO DIR. Ryland
Randolph, near City Point, Prince George county.
Also for sale, upwards of one hundred prime Virginia
born slaves reared land their parents also) the ubsc
bers estate, and accustomed 10 discipline under
overseers. They will be sold in families. No bad master
need apply as no sale will be made 10 any such clarac
ter III not privately sod they will be exposed to sale in
Richmond about the first of January.
All persons hereby warned TO deal with any of
the subscribers slaves without express permission
writing, from himself the of such slave, spc
cying the article which he has for sale, which he
wishes TO buy. Prosecution will be instituted i'm all cases.
without respect to persons OF Infringement of this notice
All persons whatsoever also forbidden hunt shoot
fish, the subscribers lands pass through
cleared cultivated parts of the same pain of prosecu
ton for trespass. JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke.
Charlotte County, Nov. %, 1881. 59-t25D
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Twenty-second Congress.--Scss. 4.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIv
Tuesfdu December H.

After the presentation of petitions gone through the
House ballot for Chaplain the part Of this
House.
Mr.. Clay of Alabama, nominated the Rev. Reuben
Post Mr.. Ellsworth OF Conn nominated the Rev. X. r.
Gurley Mr.. Hubbard OF n. ii. nominated the Rev. Mr..
Parey. Mr. Miigan, Of Del. nominated the Rev. J. n
Danior,h.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Wines.

yIyiiE Subscriber has on hand collection Of wines,
Il Consisting of
Champaign. First quality, SIG per doz. or 80 per
bottle,
TO. Is per bottle, or si4 per dozen.
Sixth proof French brandy, White IS per gal or
per bottle.
Juice of Grape, 80 per dozen, 875 cts per bottle
London Particular Nadera, 50 per dos. 81 cts per
bottle
Old Port s6,or 61cts per bottle, Madeira. IS doz5o
cts, per bottle
French Madeira, 81 per gal 40 cts per bottle.
Sweet Manga dol per gal. Merdock OF 1870. 70
per doz. so cts per bottle.
Vindegreve SIS per doz. so cts per bottle
Claret, 80 so per doz. Is per bottle.
Cordals of all kinds, Rose water, 81 SO per gal
Mint water 81 so per gal White wine vinegar.
Claret and cider vinegar, suitable for picking.
.Hlso on Hand
A supply of Brown Stout, London Porter, Ale and
Beer first quality, suitable for families, or seafrns
Captains delivered in any part OF the town. Farmers
can be supplied at the shortest notice, by calling a.
the subscribers, on Royal Street, between King ano
Prince Streets. .
s. Families and Others can be supplied with
Corks Of all sizes. &c.
Also Dying and Securing as heretofore.
aug Is p SALVETAT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Real Bottling Cellar.

I'D J SALvETAT has on hand an assortment ni
Z. CHAMPAIGN y CL9RET jpiHES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave, Madeira. &c OF his
own Importation London Porter, iibbcrps Brown
Stout, Albany Newburg and Philadelphia; George
sown and Alexandria Ale and Porter; bottled CRAB u
der Athese he is prepared to send round to ms Gus
TONERS in prime order. Good strong and distilled VI
negar; Corks of various qualities.
Dyeng and securing continued as heretofore. Cash
given for old bottles. an
d or,lers for any of the above articles will be
attended to- either for home abroad 10 suit the eli
mates 20 which vessels may be bound AN object q
some importance to commanders who are aware ofthei
cabin stores being thus preserved.
ROYAL Street, Alexandra, apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
IoHENIX LINES OF
SpIeMAid Blue Safety Coaches,

One Linz, for the accommodation Of pasSenger al
81, riahe Baltimore g. Ohio Rail Road!
Hours of Starting, q, 81 A. NJ. & O'Clock p NJ.
PASSENGERS by the o'clock Coach will arrive
in Baltimore to breakfast, and always from one
hour sind hall to two hours and half ahead of the
great Northern Mall consequently in sufficient time for
the 123 o'clock boat for Philadelphia after having
journed three hours in Baltimore.
Arrangements having been entered into With the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company the patrons OF
this linc DESTROYS Of travelling that way, always
be accommodated in the 81 O'Clock Coach. without
having to wait for their baggage to be changed, the
stage proceeding direct on to Baltimore. The propri
ctors with view of still further accommodating pas.
sengers will start stage at 5 O'Clock, F. 81 during
the warm season
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being paid at all times to their conve.
ntnce, comfort, and expedition Harng four changes
ON these lines Il ,oiN not be doubted bt at less time ci!i
be tnhen in performing the route Man those whch hare
butihree
Splendid Blue Safety TROY built Coaches, first rate
teams civil attentive and experienced drivers al all
times Thy day night) at the command opassenger'
who will be conveyed III very superior and eXpea.
tious manner over this route.
The proprietors, grateful for the liberal patronage
extended towards the Phenx, shall spare pains or
expense to meri, u continuance Of public patronage
For seats please apply at Gadsby's, Strcthers, and
Phenix Stage Office, Washington; HOLT Sem
mes, McCandless, and Old Established Office. under
the Union Hotel Georgetown; Union HOTEL and Globe
Office, No =, North Calvert street Lyfords Fountain
Inn, hatack's, United Hotel, Baltimore.
BELTZHOOvER & Co.
~ b Passengers in Alexandra wishing to 60 by the
earl, stage, can take the steamboat Cygnet - Wash
mgton. June
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Gout and RheuNNtism Cured
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,
Eo,cb prennr1,,on.

"a French PreparMl0h.
FEW bottles of this celebrated remedy tor the
"A cure of govt and rheum.tism-the Paroxysn's OF
which il causes to cease in few hours, and that the
administration Of afew doses has relieved the pea ru
den of several years to the use OF their limbs.
The Eau de Medcinale is extracted simply from
plants, the medicinal properties ofwhich were unknown
to the ancients we'll sto the moderns THIS DISCO
very was made about forty years ago by Mons. Ncho
las Husson: since that period experience has oons,a
~ proved il. efficacy and utility The primes vir-
tue of this water to purify the of blood and to
be carried directly the part affected, and will relieve
when known remedies poweress. To be had OF
.nr4-w4m wv L.aAPHIER e Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
DAVID MARTIN.
Office Of the Chesapeake s. Ohio Canal Compar.
WASHINGTON. June "a, 1881.

Office Of the Chesapeake s. Ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instalmcnt Of twr
~ dollars aud fifty cents per share (beinG the 2ls'
nstalment every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, isreqnired to be paid on The
5th day Of September next and further sum OF two
dollars and fifty cents per share (being the 22d nsta
ment) on the 1st day of November next; which install
ments must be paid to the credit Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier or other Oil
Ger of either of the folio wing Banks, viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
ington;
The Bank of Washington, at Washington;
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, do
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank. at Georgetown;
The Bank Of Alexandria, at Alexandria;
The Bank Of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, do
The Hagerstown Bank, in fIagerstown, Md
The Branch oftle Valley Bank, in Charestown, Vsi
and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Leesburg, Va
BY orde the President and Directors:
JOHN r. INGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
jy 4-1awtlstNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Female academy,
Brooke Lodge, on 81. .9saph Street. bet'0een
! King and Cameron.

Brooke Lodge, on 81. .9saph Street. 6et'0ee''
King and Cameron.
VT7HE increased patronage Of this Institution has de
terInined the subscriber TO endeavcr to engage the
services Of lady, in every respect qualified to assist IN
his important duties.
The Ancient and Modern Languages. Music, Draw
ing, Painting, &c. with the other branches usually
taught in the best Female Seninaries, will comprise
the course Of Instruction..
The great object kept constantly in view is to ele'
vate the standard Of Female Education, by 'mpar!e
sound and useful knowledge, such as VIII qui'y Tue
possessor to fill useful and dignifed station IN sooe
ty-all conducted with wise reference to fu'ure
tate.
As the knowledge ofal things is best tested by prac
TO yis, his School any tmc and ascertain
the advancement proficiency, SC. Of the young ladies
,nderhs tuition that they may see andjudge tor them
selves. =
The ext session will commence on the hrst MONDAY
in September. "h d. 'o"1''
Alexandria, aug
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V aluahie RMnaing Nots

FOR SALE. OR ON GROUND REN1.
. LOTS on Washington street, adjoining the
- dwelling house of Mr.. Robert Brockett, Is feet
front, Is feet deep.
One LOT, s5 feet front on Princess street,
running sou,h rs feet
A LOT about g. feet front on Patrick street,
by 1913 5-i2 East
A LOT 81 feet on Henry street, by les 5-ls
west
Two LOTS, % feet front on Water street,
about rs feet deep
Two LOTS % feet front on Potomac street,
about IS feet deep
One LOT 100 feet front on Royal street, by
I24 5l2 Deep near Yates's Garden
And at $50 feet front on Water street, commencing
9, the corner of franklin street 100 feet deep.
One LOT 25 SIG on Franklin street. Also,
sss.ss. A PLANTATION in Montgomery
E6fsSsS County Maryland, l8 miles from Georgetown
SExS 500 acres: so 10 so scres in Wood. This
No. and is only mile from the Chesapeake and
ONO Canal 1t viii be exchanged for Town property.
~ 90 Tuos. VOWEL.