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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
New publications.


DRiVArE Memoirs of Napoleon Buonsparte during
j. The period, of the Directory, the Consulate, ard
the Empire; by NJ de Bourrienne, Private Sc
crets"y TO the Emperor, " octvo
The Works of Lord Byron. including the Sup.
pressed Poems. aud Sketch uf his Life; by l..
W Lake; complete in l VOL octave. with q
portrait
Voyages and Discoveries of the Companions of Co
lumbus; by Washington Irving, Nv octave
Annals OF the Peninsula Campaigns. with plates, by
the author of Cyril Thompson; Sv duo
Arnotts Physics, ". embracing the subjects of
Light and Heat
Siamese I wins, poem
Destnyi or the Chiefs Daughter, novel. by the
author Of Marriage & Inheritance.
AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEWING.
18.-Contenas as foliocs, viz.:
College Instruction aud Discipline; Croley's George
the 4h HierogIyphic System; Europe and Americas
webster's Speeches; Poland, History oil History of
Maryland, Notes on Italy, by Rembrandt Pesle Siam:
Twins; Memorial of the ork Of Iron Of phila.
delpha, pray ing hat ,hs present duty on imported Iron
be repealed.
Receivedb by L. KENNEDY.
june 14--en3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
NJ A RR lie D,

On Thursday. the 9th inst. BY the Rev. Mr..
Cornelius. Mr.. HowIsoN HooE, to Miss Ans
O'NRALE-al of this town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18

~ More Luck at White's O6fce!-Quarter
Ticket Formulation number. II 20 81 e,tilled TO the
handsome prize Of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, in
he NJ Y Consolidate Lottery. Extra Class No. 10 tor
1881, was sold AT WHITES Office to 3 wag oner resd
ig in Loudoun county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
-~ The Young Men Of Alexandra under tn

u Ihe IUuug MICH vi AleAdnuIId uHuef t"e
age of IS years. who disposed to unite in formn
Society auxiliary o the American Young Meme So:
cety, the object Of which is to promote the cause OF
religion and morality, are requested to meet IN the
Lecture Room Of Christ Church on Saturday Evening
next, at 8 O'Clock. june IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
Rounding Mouse.
MRS. E. BLACK

WHISTLES to accommodate five six Gentlemen
w as RoAnDEns, at the pleasantly situated house
n,rth Of King and Columbus streets, oPpo.
site the store of Messrs. James Jacob Douglass.
iune 6 -eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

WILL be sold at the dwelling Of the late Alexander
a. NJ the
HOUSEHOLDS KITCHEN FURNITURE
of the deceased; together With his STOCK IN TRADE
consisting Of Soap, Csndles, &c Terms made known
at sale BENZ. 8. KlNSEY.
june l5-u
" The above sale is postponed until A6x.
day merit, tie 20M instant june Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
BY KING & .LoWRY-6EoResrows.


Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Sc. at ane.
nN WEDNESDAY. 22d Of june at II s'eRock u
- front of our store and the wharf, we shsll ssA
quantity Of goods to close consignments, GroceD
and other are requested to attend - bargain may be
expected, viz.
40 bags Prime Green Coffee
20 do old Java Coffee, very fine
IS boIea Young Hyson Tea
a. hhds NJ o. Sugar
80 bbls ditto
16 hhds st. CrOix ditto
bis ditto
g hhds Porto Rico ditto
bbls white Brazil do
2hhds Sugar House Nolasses
half pipes do
2pipes Brandy
do imitation Holland Gin
bales Hops
With variety of other goods. The above will be sold
liberal credit for approved paper.
Will be added to the above-lS 500 bis superfne -four
in good order, for whom it may concern, which will be
sold for cash.
Georgetown. june i7-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
Valuable Aoudoun land
rnn c0YE

FOR sale.
WILL be sold. on the premises, on TUESDAY,
w the 2dday of.sUgust merit, .
ALARM, containing Four Hundred Acres Of
first rate farming and grazing LAND, nov in the pos.
session of Jamss Bowles. 1t is SO generally known that
particular description is deemed unneeessarys but
suffice it to say that its advantages are desirable and
peculiar. The turnpike road leading from Berry,
Ferry TO Alexandrs it's southern boundary for
considerable distance, and in addition, there are
within the distance Of from half mile to two and
hzf miles, three valuable merchant mills Said land
lies about FIVE miles above Middleburg. and one mile
and half below uppervle, in healthy. and sgreea'
bic ncighborhood. =,
rs The Improvements are comfortable,
G=vy and such AS are convenient for oil the neces
VIZ sary calls ofs Farm large quantity OF stone
H.AsA fence is already made on the premises. and
edition there is suficeney Of stone to enclose the
whole Farm.
The terms will be-One half OF the purchase money
in hand and the balance in two equal annual payentsy
for the credit payments deed Of trust will be requr
ed on the whole tract to secure the thereof
WILLIAM GIBSON,
JAMES BOWLES.
Loudoun County, May 19, 1881.
NAV 2l-eot LIST luyG WITS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18

DRAFTS THIS DAP.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
CLss No II far 1891,
will be drawn in philadelphia on Saturday, June To-
SCHEME:
| Prize of $4,000 l Prize of $4,000
do of 10000 do of 5000
! do of 5000 &c. &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves S, QIarters2 50; Eighths %:
TO DE had ut
J.. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Street, opposite the franklin House Hotel
Drawing of the ". Y Lottery, Extra Class No 10:
10 ID 20 Il 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18

DR.aJtS THIS DaY.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No. II for 1851.
WILDE draw in the City Of philadelphia on Saturday,
the 18Th ufJune.
"a Number Lottery-S Drawn Ballots.
pr,ze of 100000 1prize OF S3'OoO
do of 10000 do OF 4,ooo
Tickets $40; haves5; quarters z oo' e'S"'"' -
To he had IA u variety of numbers at
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Loiiery and Exchange Office.
Numbers cf the N. Y. Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No. Is
- IA 26 81 81
IRIS 1884, prize of $50, and II 26 81 prize
If SioO, sold at MhNDELL'S.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18

DR.4JYS THIS DIP.
Union Canal Lottery ofPennsylvania,
Glass No. ~ for 1881,
vii, he drawn at philadelphia Saturday, June 10.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets iIO halves O0, quarters 81, eighths 70
TO be had in variety of numbers at the Office OF
+. CORSE,
Loftery and E4xiwigt Broker. disra"dr'H
FIR. wing of the NJ Y Consolidated Lottery, Extra 10
IL Id 26 81 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18

corrupt monarchs Of the mOst corrupt sgesl--
Never! Never! We will not believe it. We
viii not believe that the sense Of public honor
is dead, and that the virtuous spirit OF our
ancestors is all extinct. We will not believe
that the example of the founders Of the Republic
has been entirely lost upon their posterity There
are those among US who remember Washington
That name must crimson the cheek OF him who
has been profanely compared to the best as well
as the greatest man-of his day. How would he
have SCARED above such dissraceful transactions!
His successor is content to grovel In the very
dust with them, and upon them to s. risk his
fame. and the interests of his country and his
party."!!!
-&NSS
WM. A. POWELL, Esq. has been appointed
Clerk of the Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Loudoun.
Mr.. Van Buren,, it would appear, Is already
following up the arrangements connected with
his late selrappointment as our Minister to Lon
dom The Ontario IN. York; Repository informs
US, that Mr.. Charles Butler, Ut Geneva. ac-
companies him as Secretary of Legation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18
DR.4W S THIS D.4I
ITn;on Canal T ottary nf penpsvlyan

man. THIS D.7Y
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No II FIR 1851,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia on saturday, June TO-
HIGHEST CAPITALS:
! prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
| do of 10000 do OF 5000
| do of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets s1oi halves S: quarters 9 so; eighths IS
10 be hud "a u variety OF numbers,N
3. III. wFEzTE Els
Lottery Office, Royal stree,
I1 ORDERS from the country specially attended TO-
Drawing of the Y Consolidated Lottery, Extra To-
Is IA 26 81 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-18

Canal I0Hs.-The total amount of tolls col
ected on the New York State Canals for the
month of May Is two hundred aud twenty thou
sand four hundred aud ninety-one dollars. This
is 6fty-two thousand two hundred and sixteen
dollars more than was collected in the same month
last year-.4ibanu .4rgus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

III various iauasc shapes TO extinruis s;bi,y,3 A.;
hickeredt the more; over the heads of this hreesong
MtlG MscFineu 'hCSe words which threw light on the
and we canGct blow 1t out'-thear and laugbtarS
In tho same words declare my firm belief that tbs
candle which Is now lighted in these lands will new
or again BE eXtingGished. Neither the Devil pom.
nor Cardnal-nether Aristrocrat, Pensioner NOR
Boroughmonger-neither Councilman, Deacon. no
lean OF Guild, will never be able to extnguish it
daughter and applause when the cup is full il "a
wen known that one additional drop will make it run
run over And though st. Andrews has only como
at inc eleventh hour she may, in fact constitute that
very ofop which may the scale in favor of con-
stltuIonal change reformation Wbat n prou6
attitude for her present. for her with her cnn,r
RES on her brow, and her colleges i'll her hand-wh
her one foot on the and the other on the land
Po0i~'h'lS aloud that corruption shall be no more
tgreat applause ~
Polish LADIES TURNED SoIp1rps-TI,dor a,..,
OF W arsaw, Dec 81 rcad-thet Madam II q
nus "ade an appear to her country women to induce
them 10 form regiment to be called the ree,mcns
OF me Sarmac Women, to furnish the troons VIII.
linen ana provisions. Their uniform is to be u.i.
low robe white mantle with a confederatka for n
head dress, and pair Of pistols at the gird!e
The Common Council Of London have determined
20 erase lie inscription on the Monument, which as
CFlOeS tie great ire III 1866 to The Roman Catho
!CS. Inc Common Council does right Evcrv in
'ei'gent reader OF English history is satisfied that
The inscription, is historical lie.
rey S %mos seoas. of Ireland from Sligo Galway ami
me- in consequence Of the failure the potato con ~
We copy the following extraordinary article from
the Liverpool Journal of Jan. s. 1881 "
NINGULAn BTRru-A poor woman, in the vicini.
OF minenester, was on Tuesday safely delivered
" , TO each other precisely in the same
excited such curiosity IN the metropolis
From the London Morning Herald
| TIE "NAPoLEoS" cuiLD-On Friday Ausus, tho eh ~
paid visit to the bazaar in Oxford street 10 y;ness ;
ordinary spo OF nature This child an engaging ile ID
about three old The color her eye is male h.
aud on The IRIS or circle round their pupils the nscrpon on
! Lefl eye Rrht enc F" oi
! NAPOLEON EN[FEEJTp
f-hrERtOR NAPOLEON
may DC traces the above sized letters although all tho T.,
'es are not equally visible, tile commencement N y, 90
Emp being the dnct.--The color of the lo,,a
almost white, and first sight the child tbev anns lis
rays which make the eye appear vvac,ous sparkna The
accuracy OF the inspections much by the stiffness Of
theeye on ITS being directed upwards, tS an Object ~ ,
ceiling OF the room, &C., with this aid The sevetsI % e
may be traced with the naked eye ~ ''e'S
rms eiiec, accounted for by the chds mother earnes,-
LOOKING at frank piece of Napoieans which given to her
ny her 6f"iher previous long absence; and this
during e pregnancy has produced appearance in nues,;o
1t was visible at the chid's birtl increased With ,,a
| growth. '0N WIKI uer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11
FOREIGN.
From the New York Commercial of.Friday afternoon
ONE DAY LATER

From the New York Commercial of.Friday afternoon
| ONE DAY LATER.
Since our las. publication the packet shin Corir-
| THAN, Capt. Chadwick, has arrived from London
lie left Portsmouth on the I'd ultimo and brinrs
London papers Of the eUening of the Ist-being II
iact' on 'hc sc2rt OF news, one day later than the
adyIces by the 8riiannin.
The parliamentary recess would close On tic o,J
and that body would assemble Oh the Sd A ycrv
important and stormy session was anticipa,ed-Z
very lively approximations are entertained that the
wings VIII not have as long pleasant a time IN
Office as they desire, the eXigencies of the corn
try demand During the recess it is said the tories
have been actively organising opposition and IS
feared that such combinations have been formed rs
VIII greatly embarrasy, if they do not overthrow
the admins ration. The following article upon .bis
subject, is from the Times Of the 10th January:-
There has been hatched, according to the best
In'eiiIgenceand in fact we have already denounced
ia Plan for thwarting the measures of reform at
every stage Of its progress through the Iionsc of
Commons. Almost incredible as such an enternrise
might appear III the present state of public feeling
and opinion throughout England, we are told that
the thlng is undemabe The parties to this plot have
agreed among themselves in concIavo held la,eIy
al certain country seat 1T matters not whcre) tn
oppose Parliamentary reform to the uttermost and
10 make their systematic stand this opposition
ne parties express themselves $50 profound fbe;-
knowledge of tho state of Parliament and of tho no
tIoHsl temper and fecling) with perfect assurance
OF success; reckoning il as necessary consequences
Of 'he victory That the present Cabinet must be dis
soived-that new administration will be formed by
Sir II. Peel himself-tb how must the RIGHT Hon
BaroneBt have been amazed at this intelli1enceN-
and that, 10 reinforce still further the vast power of
the conspIrIng pOtenates, some members oflhe ey-
sting goverGm ent will be solicited and persuaded 10
serve under Sir Robert Peel
We understand that one main reliance Of the con-
tracing parties is The siauncb and sturdy veterans
(riscalad representatives. for Scot1ud-a descrip-
ton Of allies which mus tend, no doubt, to enhance
the popularity Of the whole proceedings and to ia
cllHate return u Office Of those Englishmen who
avail ihemrevc5 Of such creditnble agents FIR pro-
longing, IN This part ofthe island, system ofrepre-
seDtation. than which none but that of Scotland
herself can be more excrobly vicious"
The Courier Of the same date (eyeningl admits
that an opposition has thus been Organized, but
doubts whether either The Duke Of Wellington, or
oIr Robert Peel, would carry their opposition to the
sxient indicated Oy the Times. The latter Of Feb
st, pursues tho subject, n tone Of evident alarr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11
EMPEREUR
NAPOLEON
NAPOLEON
EllpEREITR
LATEST FROM COLoMR1A

Hy Tue Dug Athenlan, Capt. Chapman. we have
received B"gota papers to Jan. 10th, Garth agena
to Jan. 23d, and letters to Feb Ist so""
~, CARTHAGENA, Feb I. 1881
CANNED the integrity of the Republic on condition
that the constitution of 1880 shall be observed 80
Venezuela is on the eve of doing the same We
nave letters which leave no doubt on the subject.
zen Otdaneita, as soon he learned the deaih of
Bolivar there being no longer any necessity for tho
laws to renon suspended, declared the extraordina
ry faculties Lof the government revoked, and the
Constitution to be in full force ''o
CARrH4GENA, Jan. 23.-On the 18th inst. the
funeral obsequies of His Exce!lency the Liberator
were celebrated in the Holy Church Cathedral with
the greatest Pomp and inagncence which circum
the church adorned with tapestry and bl,ci fo
toons' and IN its centre placed magnificent
o;aPh DC feet high, composed of base 81 feet vide
pedestal feet high with relief pilastrcs and an
obcisk adorned with military trophies '0 AA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

MARRIED--Tn this CITY. ON Monde, o,,or;,,,
last by the Rev NJ. Turpin Mr. Gro. Joursog' Of
mares ~ tT CIy county to Miss Lucy Ann CARTER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18
Trust Sale.

ny virtue two several deeds OF trust,
nesecuied 10 the subscriber by George
BOYD. the Dir bearing date The 30ih day OF
November 1890, and tDe Other the Tin day OF
December 1880, both Of which are daily reeor-
dsd in the Clerks Office OF fhe County Cour
of csmpbsll, for the purposes therein express
ed, VIZ To secure a debt due David II. Boyd,
shaIl on Wednesday the 2Oth day of July
1881. before thu door Of Boyd's Tavern in the
Town Of New London, ia the County OF Camp-
bell, proceed 10 sell 20 the highest bidder Tor
cash. the following properly conveyed by said
deed TO wit The following slaves Squire, a
Blacksmith, John a Blacksmith, Jenny. her
four children. to wit Mary. Lucy. Billy, and
Carter. Possom Jack, Jesse. Peggy, and Robin.
Also. the f,llowing proprr,y.io wit beds,
beds,esds and furniture, 10 windsor chairs, 9
cows and one calf, grey colt, side board.
] secrsisry, large gilt looking glass, seven
tables, all claims upoo the estate of James Boyd
dpc.as.d VI The County Of Lancaster, State OF
Peansy lVania, which are now duo, or may
hereafter accrue To the said George Boyd.
Artiug as Trustee, shall oaiy convey such
tile 10 the foregoing property, as IS vested Ia
Inc by said deeds.
+. ". RISQUE, Trustee.
June Is. fia
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PIED MONT
STA GLE ROUTE.
80 49,
81 caves Washington al noon ON Toesin,

~ EAYES Washington nj noon ON Tuesday,
In Thursday and Saturday pa-ses through
ID = counties Of Fai,TaI, Prince biiiam. fon-
qney. Cnipepsy, Mddison, 0fsnes, htbemarfs.
vsison. dnheri, 10 observation-disclosures
! rough Campbell aud P.Hsgirania 10 Dan-
rifle. and thrnce to Sntsm North Carolina
- A. whsb place il in,rrseets the Line to th"
Gad Region ani the Line 10 Columbia, Au'
gusio, Mid tfihe. &c.
lime 10 D1uriHe distance oil 2oo miles,
ta1ee anil half days Fare. eighteen dollars.
1h,s route branches at Lyuohbarg and nuns
10 Salem. Va. vi which place m'nrseois the
Yafi,y Line ~ Ttnpsoes, 1idbdnin. &c.
D,.,ane. from harrington 10 salem pngi.
nio. 253 miles. lime, - days, fare Sl725.
From LynehbHtg tie Subscriber also owns
q Line 10 The pirg,ma Wdttring Ptaes. travel
led all eriher 10 tie day time distance l03
miles. Far. 50 so.
From Washington 20 Columbia. by my route,
thr distance Is 62i mihs-by Richmond DIT
miles. 10 augusta to MiHedgsrifk &c. the d,s
lance By my QUITE 10 nearer than that by Rich
mond. CP From six 10 nine hours allowed
for sleep for each night The accommodations
are believed 10 be good throughout bui the
beat accommodations 10 Danville, 10 Salem,
Va. and the Watering Places are provided by
WM. Sall I'll. CuipPef, c. H. Va.
Ia
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Feb. 10
CASH fur Negroes.

S6yrE tn. Subscribers have stationed our
w selves at Lynchourg, and wish tn por-
chase large number Of SLAVES, of all des-
Grip ions. Tor the purpose OF increasing our
planting interest in Alabama. We have made
our purchase in part, and are extremely am
ious 10 complete il as soon as possible. Pe,l
sons wishing 10 dispose OF such property vii
do well TO call and see US before they sell
Wecan be founJ by enquirng at Messr.. Mil
Ter d. Roberts, a, Mr.. john X. ID. Payne's,
OF at MIR. James c. Moremsn's Tavern.
Z. J. WEAVER, &
STEPHEN BEAsLEY.
NJ. Also, a Blacksmith and Carpenter
wanted. w. g. u.
June 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-18

v NHE subscriber respectfully iofa,m,
81 puDlc that he has now on bans :.
really splendid articles in l,s line -. a ~ ''s
and. also: that he has made arrsnSsmsa me-.
~nch ~,Il enable him q, all lines. ses =, MS
him ,h ' 'hsir 10 supply those who may favor
n =. WIN 'heir patronage with Coach,s
baronches, or any other descri,,,;on ",es.
RACES, from Newark. IN. J.) which !. h eaf
10 De The rery best Mannfariory ofsueb n n1oWn
IN me ioortd. Arrangements, have a.. a'tiets
made w'h manufactures in Philsdelnh;. o zen
view view, nork; SO that any order which NAV ba
The snhscrihs, IL 1;, immediately supplied
on The Carriage making business. and .siy
pared TO make Carriages ofany de,cr;n, %e,
"hGh may be wanted by those who nrs,a r' ,o
h.me manufacture. He will. also do any L; ,"s
oil repairs ON the cheapest terms. and IN " ,hn
most punctual manner. !" 'he
Aug 80 D'DLAkE.
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Notice.
July H..

Yrl ENG DESTROYS 10 move to the west, ! wish
- 20 rent out the plant tion that live on NJ
the present Time, formerly the property OF Mi
oajah Lynch, Dec. sboat four miles from
Lynchburg, on Burton's creek. Immediately in
tho fork oil the Turnpike and Wards road.
This plantation is sufficient to work ten han Dis
and now IN good order for cultivation. 8, rs not
surpassed by any high Iand PLANTATION in this
section, aud from its convenience 10 market
and many other advantage IL has 10 most o.
Their places in this section, is well worthy the
attention Of any persoo that wishes 10 rent.
SAMUEL SMITHSON. Jr.
July 7 =
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-k--- 2kS-IG,

NNHE RACES viii Commence at Liberty on
n Tuesday the 18Th day Of September, and
continue DAYS, Tree FOR any horse, mare or
gslding.
The frsi day, mile heats. Tor $500, entrance
gl6.
TIE Second day 2 mile heats. Tor the balance
Of the Jockey Cub Purse, say $i00 entrance
S2b.
Third doy, mile heats, Tor the Proprietor
Pmse, entrance $40.
Fourth day. Swespstake race 10 expected
fntr 'nce $40, ] mile and repeat
fret rate saddle wi Ls run for on uhe eve.
nlng of zach days race
IN" Cash will be pui at the usual discount.
The kuiss OF the New Market Course TO GO.
vern.
lhe track will be in fine order First rate
stables and litter provided, gratis. rs hereto
fore, by the proprietor, ard every comfort for
those who bring horses from a distance and
they are particularly invited.
WILLIAM iERREF. { Propr-
Y. N. OLIVER. etors.
Liberty, Bedford {. Il July IL, 1881.
July ~ oil3S
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Trustees. sale Of I.and

Yfl Y virtue ofa deed Of iruss eseenfsd to ",
I'D and Richard 5. Ellis by Jobh Wsre. Sen.
besrinx dale 90 The 25fh day Of April 1927,
and Of record IN The Ceanfy Conrf Of Ambersi.
we will, on The 18Th day OF August. 1891, al
Amherst Coori Honse, IL br,ag Court Js, }
sell by way Of public snoiioo y certaia tract
or Parcel Of Land. with iis appnrienances, eou-
tanning
$40 ACRES.
more or less, situate in the County Of Amherst,
adjoining the Lands OF David {. Gari,Dd IN
being the same tract that was conveyed 10 the
sad Ware by John Lmsk.
lie terms Of sale will he very liberal, and
will tie made known NJ the ilnie and plaee oi
sale.
The title TO this land IL believed 10 bs good
bat sswe act merely ~ Trustee. we will oaly
convey TO the purchaser such title as il vested
IA Us by the deed siures ani.
EDWARD WINSTON,
WILLIAM AHMl5TEAD
July II. tbs
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LAND FOR SALE.

IL WISH 10 sell . tract Of land lying ID An
u hers, couasy, four miIss from The cour'
house. on BaffaIos River, adjoining the lands
Of Col. Perez, Mr.. Thos. AppIiag and others,
containing one hundred and seventy acres.
nearly one half 10 woods, part Of which - hnfi
r.te tobacco land. This land 10 Of the best
quality in that neighboshood. the d"en'ng
house Is a very comferisble one, rooms oe'o~
with porch, tSo rooms above stars Two sooo
stone chimoeys, aud Is certainty one OF me
bsndsomrs, situations in Amhersi county, CON-
Portable out bouses,a good apple orchard and
aboupjs with the best Of springs. MIR. John
Dillaid 10 the nrigbborhDod, OF Mr.. Gideon
Gooeh, who lives GA the place, will shew II TO
any person wishing 10 purchase. Terms &C
comnodating n an anxious to sell aud would
take in exchange lands in Ono
e. UNDERTAKE.
Feb. 10 tbs