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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
"DEATH.''


"On the 22d inst. at his residence near Cen
treviIe. Fairfax County Virginia. died Capt.
JAMES GARY, in the 57th year of his age Capt.
of sixteen, and served as such during our revOlu-
tionary struggle. Having been born Of poor. but
respectable parents, he was impelled to seek his
fortune in distant cline. He accordingly EN-.
barked for England. where he entered the regu-
lar servce-met with promotion and served with
credit in various parts of Europe, till war was de-
clared by the United States in 1912. and then
diskking TO serue against his country, he resign
ed his commission and returnedto America. with
the elegantly accomplished wife of his bosom,
who had abandoned wealth and influential friends,
in the higher circles of society, TO accompany the
husband of her choice to a foreign-land On his
return to America, he solicited and obtained
commissions served till the close of the war, and
was dsbanded with the American troops. Hav-
Ing no employment and being destitute of the
means of supporting his wife and only daughter,
he purchased a few acres of land, exchanged his
sword for spade, and by his labor alone made
decent support.
This widow and daughter Of Capt. Gary, are
now living IN Fairfax County. Virginia. in state
of indulgence (having been elected from their small
bit Of land and certainly two such interesting fe-
males have strong claims On the sympatbics Of
patriotic people. wish gentlemen you would
announce that Capt Partridge, actuated by be-
nevoient feelings towards these unprotected
and helpless females, propo ses to deliver one or
two lectures, in this city on "Wednesday and
Thursday Evenings, tomorrow and The day af-
teri at the Circuit Court room. on the first floor
of the Masonic Hall, St. Paui's Lane, on the aI'-
propr,ate subject Of our Revolutionary History
and the arduous struggle Of the American people
for their independence.
The price Of admitance will be only twenty
five cents (the proceeds to be forwarded to Mrs.
Gary,) and it's confidently hoped that the public
spirit IF the city Of Baltimore, and especially the
generous feelings Of her youth, will be manifest
ed on this occasion BY full attendance on the
meritorious and disinterested lectures of Capt
Partridge. american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
II NJ. Hogan 4 60,
GAR, NET MAKERS,

- ESPECTFULI.Y inform their friends, ''' ~
~ public generally. that they are no" prsp"s 1r
receive and execute "a. their establishment OH h't
between Columbus and Alfred streets al c''S'
their line of business with nea,ness ana "e
They have on band, and intend keeping, 40 a's =,
of handsome and substantial FURNITURE ~,
own manufacture. which they will sell Oh aec"''''
ing terms. .,,y .,,s,i
All orders thankfully received and panc'ia"j AVA
dcd to -, .os
or Two apre ntices wsnttd. U'i L. -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

Know ledge for the reop.s.
. sR, The Plain Why and Because, jus, puSrs.,
- and CA safe by W 81 mon pIsny
Price Ia GEMS or, ga
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
PRIME GREEN COFFEE.

ON BAGS, just received, per so!F veIo,l;'. an.
on for sale by 9 ALssEashifh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

Quarantine againt the Cholera.-We under.
stand that the consulting physicians Of the Health
Department of this city we're last week consult.
ed, as to the safety of permitting goods imported
from St. Petersburgh to be brought to the city,
without being previously landed at the place Of
quarantine. They were asked whether the car
90 of vessel from ST. Petersburgh could be as
we'll disinfected without being unloaded, as it
could be on shore. The consulting physicians
answered that it could and added, that. in their
opinion, vessels from the ports of the Baltic, on
board which there had been no sickness nor death,
should be detained no longer at quarantine than
should be necessary to ascertain the fact. This
we believe is the only opinion that has been ask
ed from the board of consulting Physicians re-
speeding the cholera and their answer sufficiently
indicates, what we understand is their unanimous
opinion, that it is not contagious disease.
Boston Daily .adu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

In the month Of August last there appeared in
the National Intelligencer, the following obitua-
~ notice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
Nsw YORK, Oct. 10.

Nsw YoRK, Oct. 19.
The Profectire Sysiem.-A general meeting
of the citizens Of New York, friendly to the
American System, or, in other words, to the con-
tinuance of the policy Of protecting the American
Manufactures against foreign competition, was
held last evening at Masonic Hall. tumnitu'
Gus assemblagr was apprehende.I in consequence
Of publication obviously intended to lead to
riot. Happily, hswever. no undue excitement
was created, and the proceedings Of the meeting
passed off with much harmony and good feeling
There we're seven or eight hundred people pre-
sent. John Woodward was appointed chairman
, and Edwin Williams and A. l.. Balch Secreta
ries. The following delegates were appointed tt
represent this city in the National Convention Of
Agriculturists, Manufactures, Mechanics, &c. tt
be held in this city on the Goth inst.
John Woodward James b. Murray,
Robert Swartwout, Charles A. Davis,
Martin E. Thompson, Augustus Creole.
Thomas Hertell, Peter II. Schenck,
Henry G. Guyon, Joseph T. Simpson,
ClarksOn Crolius, Jonathan Seymour,
James Lynch, James w. Robinson,
| Thus. r. Smith, Jacob Acker,
Edwin Williams, Peter Sharpe,
William Stevens, Ralph Lockwood,
Nathaniel J. Boyd, Sias Brown,
| James Tallmadge, Erastus Brown,
| Hector Craig, Elijah Paine.
| Arson G.. Phelps,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
Selling Or

Selling OH!
1T is the intention ofthe subscriber to withdraw fOr
the Dry Goods trade in Alexandria. snu in order
sell out he now offers, at small advance upon NE
cost, and many for less tnn oost his Large ard ss0''
assortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC, Of every ranfS
A considerable part Of this stock has Desn rec'ni
bought in New York, aad the Woolens v're ta'''
purchased previous TO the rise III goods u t't Np
among which are more than one hun dpne''3VFp
and Sdfinefs .,
Wishing to wind up with view 10 removal, 'oo-
sell the entire stock upon favorable terms bo'' .
prices and time, With possession of the store Nv
proof Warehouse, and one Of the best ssS'ds 70 ''
good opportunity is presented to person u'iD."
Of embarkIng in the Dry Goods line, which h'' peer!
snd probably nov is, as profitable as an! other o'''
Of trade in the place. lam
JAMES W. SCOTT
oct Is Corner Of King and Royal s're'c'
ii Persons indebted TO The late firms OF s'o' ~
Wright, and J. %. Maddox e Go. (some .! "hona'.
been owing for an unreasonable tme,) are "S"" %
neslly called upon for settlement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

2UO,UUO bags
Or at l25 lbs. per bag, Is millions lbs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

ner.
Julia Brace leads life Of perfect contentment;
and is, in this respect, both an example and re-
proof to those who for trifing Inconvenience m
iuIge in repiniog, though surrounded by all the
gifts Of nature and OF fortune.
The genial influences Of spring wake her lone
heart to gadness-and she gathers the first flow
ers. and even the young blades OF grass, and IL,
haIes their freshness with delight bordeaag on
transport. Sometimes, when apparently in deep
thought, she is observed to burst into laughter, as
if her associations of ideas were favorbe not on.
" to cheerfulness but TO mirth. The society OF
her female companions at the asylum is soothing
to her feelings; and their habitual kind Offices.
the guiding Of their arm in her walks. or the at
fectionate pressure Of their hands, awaken in her
demonstrations of gratitude aud friendship. Not
Icing since. one of the pupils was sick-but It was
not supposed that amid the multitude who sur
rounded her, the blind girl was conscious Of the
absence of single individual. Aphysician was
called, and the superintendent Of the female de-
partment, who has acquired great penetration IN
to the i,ioms Of Julia's character, and her modes
Of communication. made her understand his pro-
fesson BY pressing finger on her pulse. She
in mediately arose, and taking his hand, led him
with urgent so'icitude Of friendship to the side Of
the invalid. and placing h,s hand upon her pulse,
displayed an affecting confidence in his powers
of healing. As she has herself never been sick
since early childhood, it is the more surprising
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27
JuvE god, 1881.

Sill have not had leisure 10 reply to your letter of
the 10Th until to-day. 1t involved matter " hich il be.
hoved me to give full and calm consideration to- That
has been given.
felt indsposed TO believe that these attacks Of Cen
Green could be authorised by YOU or were made under
your sanction. four declaration 10 evidence of the
correctness of what | before impressed with. 1
take OCCASION therefore, with pleasure acknowledge
the rankness with which you have disayowed agen-
cy in this nelarous business.
respectfully, your most obedient,
). M. BERRIEs, Esq J. II. EATON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27
MONDAY Mons,se. 8 O'Clock.

Sill have received your note of the 18th instant.
1t may become necessary for to oler thing in
reply For the present have engagements which pre-
vent ME IRON doing than To acknowledge that it
has been received. Very respectfully
goth June, 1881. J. H. EATON
Mr. BERRIES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27
J. II. EATON.

WAsHIsGroS, 23d June, 1881.
S"-Yonr note of yesterday received in the
course OF the day i too much indisposed, how
ever, to reply to it at the moment and do now mere
ly TO prevent misconcepton.
In your note of the 18th instant you called upon me
to sanction dsavow the statement contained in pub
hcaton in the Telegraph of that date. could not re-
cognize your right to make this demand, but for the
reasons mentioned in my reply, thought it was proper
to state to you what had done, in relation to this mat
ter To do this, was the only object of that note.
You are quite right, however, in believing that had
no agency in procuring the publication Of the statement
referred to. And adyerng to the spirit of your last
note, have hesitation in thus confirming the con-
viction which you have expressed am respectfully,
JOHN MACPHERSON BERRIEN
To J. Ii. EAToS, Esq.
Shortly after this 1 received letter from Col John
son, which, with my reply, feel myself bound now to
give to the public. have anxously desired to delay
this until could receive Col. Johnsons answer Per-
haps have waited long enough for my reply sccor-
ding TO the memorandum which have Of it, was dated
On mo 7th instant Bat it "a nst ths circxsastauce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27
JSo. NJ. BERmgS, Esq.

WAsHIEeToE, 18th June, 1881.
S1,-I received to-day your note Of last night, in
which you cs my attention. to article in the u. s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
S&aar6aag NRAMm.
Port OF RICHMOND.
ENTER En-


Brig Amazon, Blues, master. from I,eitb with
dry goods and whiskey, to J Taylor and mas
ter.
ARRIVED,
Schr Amity, Townsend, from New York,
with ballast
Steamboat Comet, Young, from Petersburg.
with two lighters in tow, with tobacco and cot
ton.
Schr Only Daughter, Scamma, from Saco.
with lumber, TO ] Parker.
Sloop Cherub, Burke, from below, with wheat.
to w Clarke 81 CO.
Schr. Clinton, Stevens, from New Bedford
with ballast.
Steam boat Potomac, Hubball, from Wash
Ington and Alexandra VIC Norfolk, with freieh,
anu passengers. Passed in the Roads. re adv for
sea- snip Plato, and brig of Baltimore, from.
New Orleans. At Rock Landing, Elizabeth
ErNn, Brand, and brig Richmond, Gorham,
pound up. AT point of Shoals, ship Maria,
mound down. OF James Town, brig Atlas, OF
boston, bound up. Off Chickuhomny, Shin
Tartar, and two briggs bound down. At Bran
don, ship Jupiter, bound down. At Wyanokc
brig pocahontas. Smith, bound up At Westo
yer ship James Cropper, Gary, bound down.
AT Harrlson's Bar, Br. brig Sublime, bound down.
OF Jordan's Point, schr. Helen, of ~ York.
bound down. OFF Presk,ll, schr. Hecto-. of OK
ford. bound up. OF Curles, schr Franklin. of
Albany, bound down Off Four Mile Creek
schooners Fame. of N. York, and Francis, of
alThclu, pound down.
SAILED,
Schr Pionere, -, for Boston, with coal
Brig New Packctt, ---, for Boston, with
Schr Two Sisters, Hooper, TOR Norfolk, With
coal.
S!oop Washington Packet, Hainy, for Bal,i-
more.
ischr. Hero, Chatten, for New York, with
coal.
Schr. Ann NJ, Smith, for Hudson River, with
coal
Sloop Fame, Tyler for New York. with coal.
Schr. Francis, Libby, for New York, with
-four ard tobacco
NORFOLK, Aug. 10 Ard sloop Fame.
Winslow, Nantucket, days, with oil and can
dies, bound to Rchnond-put in to try the mar
| ket.
LIVERPOOL July 4.-Sailed, Jsan, Smith;
Cashmere, Whitney; Anacreon, Lenox; Sarah,
Harding; and Jefferson, for Virginia.
| AT Deal. June sa-Fsme, Young, from Vr-
| ginia.
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FE.WsgEE EDUC.spso.V.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. August 1891.
"a RS. NENDERSoM's Academy for
IsH Young Ladies will ro open on tho first
| Monday iii September.
The number, qualifications, and experience oil
her teachers, the extensive and convenient ar
! rangeinent of rooms for udy and recitation, and
especially the peculiar interest Mrs. Henderson
! feels IN the progress of her own children. give
The best assurance that nothing will be with held
that can benefit pupils committed to her care.
Young Ladies boarding with Mrs Henderson
Will receive religious instruction in common with
her children, and will be trained I'D not under the
systematic rules of boarding school, but with
the constant, gentle, yet firm influence of mn
ternal authority and IN all The courteses of no.
lite domestic associations.
The studies include Orthographr, READING
flirting, Grammar, Geograpty, Arithmetic.
History, Rheto1ac, Composition, the Elements Of
.Fdt~raf Ph,iosophy, Astronomy. Chemistry, Bo-
Any, and .hathemdticS. These branches will
be most thoroughly Taught. Neediework will
also be att ended to.
The terms are, for the scholastic wear. 81 nav
able in advaDte--
Boarding, and English tuitior; q15o
Washing, bedding, and use ola pian1.
are extra charges, and of customary
French Language. per quarter.
Drawing and Painting, do
Music, ~
The gentlemen employed to teach French
MUSIC, and PAINTING, are emnepty accomplish
! ed III their several departments.
| Besides referring large circle of acduain.
lance IN the most respectable society in Virgls.
10, Maryland, and in the District Of Columbia
the following gentlemen have allowed Mrs
Henderson to use their names as references
Rev. Dr. LAURIE, Washington.
Rev. Mr.. HAwLEY, do
Rev. Mr.. JouSs, do
Mr., JUSTICE McLEAN Ohio
Hon. b. &. Howard, Baltimore
Hoa. T MERCER, Virginia
lNMAS HoRNEn, Esq, Wsrrenton, Va.
Rev. DR.. KEITH, Alexandra.
Rev. Mr.. PosT, Washington.
Rev. Mr.. GURLEY, do
PHHEaoN CHEW, Esq Maryland
K II. HENDERSON, Esq, Lcesburg, Va
Comm. WABRINGToN, Norfolk.
Capt. SHUDRrcK, u. S. N. New Ha ver
| lind in the Dis6ict Of Columbia,
Commodore RoDcBRs,
+. s. KEY, Esq
/ Col. J. j. STULL,
LEWIS II. MAcnEN, Esq.
DR.. J. G. HAIL,
RIcnARp Smith, Esq. II. S. Bank.
Col. GARDNER, Assist. p. III. &.
TIMnTgY WTSH, Esq.
RoBgRT LEcKrG, Esq
DR.. STEPHEN Collins.
I july 26-1awt5s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
A SPECULAT

u Something curious, and acorthy attention. IN
ENkOM the great success attending tho last
n Club, $. j. SYLVESTER. Licensed Lotte.
ry Broker, 100 BRoApwAy, New York, respectfully
submits tho following plan to his friends in ,hi.
section of the country:
The NEW YORK LOTTERY, Extra Glass,
No. 1S, will be drawn 2lst SEPTEMBER. SO Mum
bers-6 drdpn Ballots. The chief Prizes are
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 100000,
$4,000, $500, &c. &C.
1t is the intention S. ]. Sylvester to club
% Packs. Whole tickets. 300 300
35 do. Halves 400 2l0
40 do. Quarters $50 100
100 Tickets s 63oat SIG. $4,000
1O0 Shares, at 800 80 $40, $50
$50 Tickets must draw 1890
100 Shares, each S42 80 1880
Deducting 1890 from $780, leaves $500,
divided into 100 shares, the greatest possible loss
will be S58 each share.
IL 1t Is certain the Tickets will draw more
than the above named sum, but this amount is
mentioned they cannot bring less. To those
who remit SIS in Notes Plies, regular
certificate of each Package and Combination
Numbers will be forwarded. The Tickets will
DE lodged in the Bank till after the drawing,
and the Prize money Immediately divided among
the Shareholders. Such chance seldom occurs
to obtain the splendid Capitals. The plan has
met with so much appreciation in New York anG
Philadelphia, that already 43 shares have been
taken.
J' Messrs. Yates 81 M Intyre, the Managers
Will, with each Certificate, give guarantee foI
the payment of all he prizes.
s. ]. SYLVESTER begs to remark to those
who do not know hun, that he has permission to
refer to the Managers, Messrs. Yates 81 Min
tyre; and also, ii req uired can give the names If
the first houses throughout the United States
and the Canadas. Many will not wish to risk
so much, S. J. Sylvester has therefore for sale
in the same scheme, Whole Tickets Si6, Halves
S", Quarters 81. All Letters by Mail, meet
same attention as on personal application, if adj
addressed
s. J. SYLVESTER, NEw-YoRK.
n, B, There are good Schemes DIR awning every
w ednesday, in New-York Those of my dis
tant Patrons wishing 10 adventure s. 10, 90 dol
lars, or upwards, may depend on having ticket:
RENTED by forwarding their orders by mail
Address as above.
| E5-SytueSter'S Reporter, Counterf1t Dtfeetor
and .Neto Yorh Price Current, published ever,
Wednesday Evering, will be sent gratis for j:
months to all who deal with Sylvester. In adj
dltlon to The above, it contains Pric s of Stocks
Shares, List of Broken Banks, Bank Nute Ia
BILE, Official Schemes and Drawings. togethe
| with variety of miscellaneous matter.
| aug I5-2aw st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

I'm Goochland County Court, 10th May, 1881.
n Mathew W. Weber, pit. against John Nor
Iison, and William Ford, Jr., adm'or of AIex.
ander Morrison and William Morrison, deco,
defts.-IN CHANcERY.
The bill of the plaintiff being read and fled,
and the defendant John Morrison not having an
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that he IS not an inhabitanb of this Common
wealth. on the motion If the plaintiff by his
counsel, 1t is orde:ed that the said defendant
John Morrison, do appear here. at or before Sen
tember court next, AID answ or the bill OF the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forth,
with inserted in some public newspaper, print
cd IN the city Of Richmond, for eight weeL
succe sveiy, and also pos'ed at The front door so
the C'uTI House Of This couDty And it is fur
thcr ordered tlat the defendant, William Ford.
Jr., adn'or as afure,ad do not rgg away, sacrete
or otb0rwfse dispose # ony money, goods, or
effects, IN US hands possession. or under his
control, belonging to the Other defendant, John
/ Morrison, until the fnFihr. order nj this eouTf:
and subpoena awarded accordingly,
A copy. Teste.
SO MAR. w MILLER, n. c g. &,
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manchester Property For Sale.

lianchestcr Property For Sale.
b y pursuance of the last will and testament
Il of John Mu ellie, late OF Chesterfield county.
L shall offer for sale, the premises. at Public
Auction. on Thursday, the LIST day of Septem-
Der next, weather permitting, or the first fair
day thcreafer) all The real property in the town
OF Manchester, belonging to the estate of the
SAID John Murchir, consisting of the following.
viz, lot, or square, with the bull .ines appel
aiming TO 1t, long known as the Manchester
Tobacco Ware Houses, one other house and lot
on the Main Street. adjoining the property of Col
I. r. SuIth-also,a tenement on Main Streer,
now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Alex. Grant, hayins
large brick dwelling house, with nine rooms a
goodsfame kitchen, smoke house, stable, carringe
house and garden-also, another tenement on
the Main Street, adjoining the last mentioned, a,
present occnpiedb MIR. Arch'd Frceland; on this
lot is house that has been used some yenrs as
tobacco factory. with screws, presses. and other
hHtures belonging to 1t, which may be sold se7
parate, with a sutfciency Of ground to suit par
chasers-PossessIon may be gwen the frsr day
January next-Terms, one fourth on the lst of
January, the balance in three equal iustalments, :
payable in SIX, twelve, and eighteen months
Bonds with good security, and a deed of trust
on The property, will be required
RO. d. MURCHIE,
ESor Of Ichn Murchie, dec.
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the Republican candidate in the counties Of Creept
Adam. Russell, Cumberland, and Wayne, wlerohe
claimed a majority of 500. Tho counties of Casey
ana raiaski had not been heard from; but no doubt
was entertained that they would give MIR. BaENrs
majority OF ut least 800. His election is considered
certain.
90 Tar as we have heard, the elections for the
state Legislature show n great increase Ia the Re
publican cause. Below we give the names and no.
itcs of the Senators and Representatives as far as
heard from-G!' The names of the Clay members
members in italics.
Fayette-CHINN, Cam, INNS.
Woodford-CuAs. RauEY
Jessamine--D. NJ WoopsoS
Ciarke--CLaRKE, (Sen) HARRIsoS & BUSH.
Montgomery-THoMAs & BARNES.
mason-IAyLoR, (Sen.) CHAMpsRs & MoRRis.
Hiening-FLEaING, lSen. MoRoAN s. MEcowAN.
i.9urs0n-kENNADY, GARRARp, THRusrsN
Madiscn-TURNER. LErcuEn, DANIEL
Garrad-YANTEs 81 OwsLEY.
Lincoln--LoGAN HUNroN.
Clay and Perry-A. PArRrcK.
Sholby-BuLLocx, CnnirrENDsN, WILSON
Franklin-y. j. CRITreNDES.
Gallatin-S. SANDERS.
Louisville City-JAs. RuDp.
Grant-A. JoSAs
Boone-Mr BUsm
HENRY-Sairu & CHM.
Barren, LIST & ed duy--MusRE,. 500. Coax SIS
Hardy 77s, Pryor $50.
Combs 429.
Tho above all friends of MIR. Clay, except
Chinn OF Henry. Gain from last year-Jessamine
l, Woodford 1. Shelby l, Madison L, Fleming 3
Louisville !. Horny l, Barren certain, Hardin
l.-Tctal 10.
The Jacksonians have elected in Scott q Hnrri-
son =, Bath i, and the Senator, Nicholas l. Es ell
l, Lewis l, Henry l, Owen l, Anderson l. Mercer
3, Washington 3, Adar ., Green 9, Jefferson
probably 2.
The Western and Southern Mails of this even
M ft.rfl g. r.
doubtful Congressional Districts, and bv the Eas-
tern Mail we shall probably receive certain infor
nation from Daniels District. We are certain of
SIX MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, and think It
hghly probable we shall have EIGHT. In the
State Legislature shall have q DECIDED MA
5OKifY; probably not less than THIRTY
1ACKSONISM HAS LEFT KENTUCKY.
Saturday, Aug. Is, 1891.
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VA ILL be sold at publ: auction, on the pre-
W misses, on Tuesday, the 10th of ting pre-
sent month, August, at O'clock in the afternoon.
falr otherwise the first fair day thereafter, 10
lots or parcels of land near Bacon Qaarter
Branch situated on the Brook Road, immedi
aieiy opposite to John Mosby, Esq. Upon one
of the lots there is comfortable two story brick
house, &c. &c. plan of the whole property
has been recently made by Richard Young, ESQ.
and may be seen on application TO Thos Tay,
of, Esq. at the Bank CT Va. WHO viii conduct
the sale.
The terms will be, one third in cash, the ba :
lance in Two equal payments, at and Ia months.
Notes with approved endorsers, and deed of
trust on the property to secure the credit nav
meDtS.
WILLIAM HICKMAN.
PHILIP GALLEGO, aiai
GEORGE ROSS
4. S.-The property will be sold altogether.
or divided, as may best suit purchasers.
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