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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03
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SOMETHING MYSTERIOUS.

WeGa IN the Stlem, (Mass) Regis the
following curious advertisement -
AZ NOTICE.-A coni entaI conversation
between dying man and his friend, overhead
by his nurse, has streng hsned tho apprehen
sion of n most NET 'lous transaction, that took
place IN tins vicinity lew years SINGS. Any
person who can give ANY Information of tnc
strange disappearance n man. supposed to
have belonged 10 the county of txsex, between
the wears OF lSl1und 1870, with the place of
his abode, the desCript on of his person, and
any other particulars IN relation 10 him, aud
viii publish II IN this paper, may br,ng to light
an event OF deep lulerrs to several persons.
should there be ANY objections to publishing
such Information, the name and place OF abode
and the time when a meeting i. desired, may
be lett with the Edltorof the Essex Regis
ten, directed TO \. Il. {. and the edit OF is drs-
red To communicate tins fact through his pa
per, as the person who caused this 10 be pub
ll.hed, resides many mtles distant. \. 3. &.
December 20, 1850.
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NEW VARIETY OF WHEAT.
YonK. PISS. OF. L

Dem Sir beg leave to send You here"hh
\ sample of wheat. originally from 5yna, al
ierward. raised N England, and new, as lar az
an informed, ~ our country. Its qhaihF Is
SAID TO be very foe, aud its prodnctiseness very
great | place the samples, regTetling mat
they are oo larger, in your hands, 10 be gwen
away 10 such OF our farmers of York county ms
Won Thing may feel y disposition 10 make the
trial n(them upon Their farms have ventnred
To give II the name Of the BeHleg Wheat,
having received the 81 samples Of # from Lord
Be,lry IN England, VINO obtained II IRON oy-
RIA, as and fstood When nj Washington,
/ gave small quantity 10 my friend Col. May
na1ier, Of Annapolis. Maryland, under whose
cultivation IA thai neiehboHrhopd. II mas, on
sing lie tral, succeeded wonderfully.
Ia IN. hone that II may prove useful among
as. remain very respectfully, yours. NC.
RICHARD RUSH.
T. o. HUMaLY, Esq.
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visitors 10 divided no iaree
~. 49,, ,.oodsn raiilaHs reaching hom tue
a., ,otbe ceiling. Ths.e divisions are oil M
- 's'., d,,n,o.inns. Between ihs Two rahibes
u,I ne an open space. guarded by starnkeyy
.e,tinel The most spacious part viii
.a..,y.J C,r visitors. over whom the Nnni-
- c;,,,rd, will exercise vigilance. Ire Ma
- Guards will have no d1y Ia perform IN
,Le ,nter,or OF the prison bu, will perform the
i,,, ,,,tho1t, t. serve fJr guard q Ao"oi 10
a.. Chamber or Couu OF Peers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

Frtrari from letter Of oHr eSp1Hden', daied
UashmgioH, Bec 2lsi, 1880
The tfisl OF Judge Peck, before the United
States senate, sitting as Il Count OF lmprach.
mtnt, commenced yesterday The charge a
gainst hun IL, IN substance, tyranny aud OPP.
pres sion in Office.
" Nj. " DuGie, on behalf of the managers
OF the House Of Representatives, opened. He
occupied the Court Yesterday, nearly three
hours; and to-day, about tho sam period. Il
is not my Intention to give YOU sketch OF his
speech nor TO haznrd any opinion on the case
But, confess 10 you, that have always en-
trrtained an unconquerable prejudice against
what is terped the common idie, and have fire.
quentlv felt lndignantat the hauirur, nsoenCe,
aud tyranny, which have Witnessed in
Courts OF Justice. On these points, Mr.. NJ
DaDie ~as truly eloquent Never have hear
the freedom the press, and the lights OF the
citizen. so logically aud so forciby sustained ,
as on the present occasion. In DISCUSSING this
branch ofthe subject. Mr., NJ DuHe eynced an
enthusiasm and warmth which characteristics
Our Southern brethren. WniIe arguing the alb
strsct estlon OF the powers OF Court, and
the sanctiy OF its Judge he enchanted the at
tentlon of nil within the sound OF hiSvoic His
views aud sentiments were IN such perfect ac-
cordance with my own, thai was enraptured,
aud can only speak oil them in the language oil
panegyric.
"When he commenced examining the libel
against the Judge, ard which was the cause uf
the allsdged unwarrantable exercise oil power
did not think HIM 50 happy. He was, huwey-
er, very clear and lucid, and evInced "A discri-
minating mlad, Personally, towards Judge
Peck, he was unnecessarily harsh, bordering on
eoarseness; and this is the more to be regretted,
as the circumstances ot the case did not require
aud therefore could not Justify il. But II Is due
TO Mr.. N DuQc, 10 say, that The ardor and
zeal which ks exhibited so completely iden-
thed him with the case, that he seemed TO feel
It as Ina own, and so feeling, II is probable mo-
menisry impulse hurried him into expressions.
which under different sensations, would have
been soltened, aud as think, would have bee
more acceptable to hm auditors.
mir. NJ Dubie, is a South Car Gilman, Appa-
renliy, about iorIy live years of age. Dark
| complexion. Prominent features. Ofthe mid.
Ole stature slender frame. Large Roman
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

The Creen,burs. (tndisns) Chroaiele 'hh'
yer, .npropriatelv notices the recent eleetipn
Of ions QuiSss AD.s.. late frrsiden' ut iae
un,,et States. Ia a seat IN the House OF h'pie'
ssntstfves a.
1--WE ls.rn ~ tbs Eastern n'pets' mat ms
distinguished citizen Is reformed 10 nc '""h,F
second Congrr.s, T.. the v'tf' Of itFmohin
Di.irjot. 10 Masssrhosrtts. Aver having MIRA
.v.tv rrale OF Office. and atiainei the h"""r-
able di.iaetion Of Chef Magistrate. this grs"'
and 90, mao has ei..n practical illustration
II republican simplicity, ny Fccsptlng. NJ the
r.nos.t OF b.s fsll,w e,tizans the ard tons itnst
of hrpresentAIi,c 10 Congress. Like tho hr-
raes Of Isuctra aud Marathon he - mol ashan
Ell Ia take the station 81 a socialism, ~he" h's
eonatrr hall need his sergtees' II " hne
commentary Oh the reproaches oil nose w"
ls,inred 10 fl fhs epithei Of " athioefn' 70
the name ol that gent ~tnau.
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surfaces. anu the Rhole covered with pou,fc..
lie inflammation which followed Was mods,s,.
I lie suppurdion healthy, aud in sik weeks -.
ulcers haused by the burning were healed. ~,
The cicai riees we're distinct, and sevursI of ~
nails dropped oil. y, T. Eren. po,,
dHiimony-Tbe origin Of anthony !, a..
gnlar. Basil Valentine, superior OF n mo-.
ry, having observed The effect Of the mir"
m fsfeuing hogs, wished to Try wbetbo, "
would produce the same effect upon his MOI.
The result unfortunately was very d iae,aa,
for the monks who took it, died soon Afr
aud hence tnr orleth otithe name, (Anii. Mo-,
In spite OF his ragicat experiment, huwssaJ
Paracelsus resolved upon bringing the nine,
into use, thinking he could employ il ALL
with some other preparations; but neither sosls
he boast Of success. The medical faculty. ~
Paris was al first divided in o two pare, on a.
occasion Some declared that aniimony w.
poison others. mat il WAS an excellent renal.
The dispute was not confined to the circle of,P'.
faculty, and il became general in Paris-,be
Parliament and the S0rbonre took part IN =
bn ia short time all doubts were at an on
the wonderful fleets of the mineral being ntoa
ed; and the iacuIf at length placed II in n,
list of their most efficient medicines
Insane Patient in The Ediuburgh hfrnIoro-
The poor mans malady had taken cav ~
The house, in his idea, was his own, 81 he con-
we'd TO account for all that seemed iucons;s,..
with his Hginary right of property:-tba,.
were many patients in il; but that was owin,,.
the benevOlence of his nature, winch nads bi,,
love TO see the relief of distress. He went lt,s -.
rather never, abroad; but, then, his ha bit, ,po.
OF n domestic and rather sedentary charsctsr
lie did not see much company, but he dali.
received visits from the first character, in N.
renowned medical school of this city. and 10
could not, therefore. he much in want of soce<
ty With so many supposed comforts rr.nnS
hinI, with many visions Of wealth and snIe,
dor, on thing alone disturbed the peace of t6,
poor optimist, and would indeed have confon
ded most bons Uipdm.-"he was curiousn bs
SAID, ain his table, choice in his selection .,
cooks, had every day dinner, of three teop.
lar courses and desert. and yet, some how Or
ofher, every thing he cal tasted Of porridps -
rhi, dilemma could be no great wonder ia N,
friend to whom the poor patient communicates
It, who knew the lunatc eat nothing but ,hi,
simple alment at any of his meals. The ca,,
was obvious; the disease lay in the extreme Vi
vacity of the patients imag nation, deluded in
other instances, vet not absolutely powerful
uough TO contend with the honest evidence nj
his stomach and palate, which, like Lord Pc
ter's brethren, in the Tale ofd Tub. were in.
dgnant AT The attempt 10 impose boiled oatme,
upon them, instead of such banquet as Jds
would have displayed when peers were ia
paItake OF IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

From. he Luehield (ConnectieaD Enquirer Of
Dec. l6.
HydrophobiG. two years since, Su-
san Brown, OF koxbury, then about II years OF
age, was bitten in the evening while in bed by
skunk on her great toe ol The light foo, (which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03
lJour. Royal Institution.

HUMAN CoMBU,TnN'-Ne extract the follow,
lnS singular case ot spontaneous combustion
rom Archives al Gen de Medicine A GEN
teman of n robust healthy Constitution, aud
temperate habits "a years OF age, extInsuish.
ell with his hands the burning clothes of his
brother, who had accidentally set fire 10 them
with sulphur, and was Immediately afterwards
attacked with acute pans in both hands. A
y oman who came 10 his Succor observed that
both hands were surrounded by blue flame
lhIs at trst was supposed 10 he occesi1ned by
the sulphur adherng to them aud an ATTEMPT
WAS made 10 exiting ui.h The iiad!e with CO id wa
ter, hut without fleet The gentleman ran
down stairs TO cutters shop, aud plunged his
hands InIo quantity OF mudi from this ho de.
rived very Iiue relief After suffering in TIN.
manner with torture for half an hour, he ran
10 the house OF Nj. Il. de Brasby, by whom the
case Is related. On the way, both himself and
the woman who accompanied him observed
distinctly the blue fame surrounded the hand.
The phy slcan met him at the door and OBJ
snrved the hands 10 ne red sweIIed, and ex
halmg kind OF smoke or vapour. He dire.
Ted his patient TO plange his hands into aweII
and to Keep them there until he experienced
reHeii on his dong so the pain abated and
the uaine ceased; hut he had not gone more
man lou PAGES homeward when il reappeared
On reaching his dwelling he immune distely
immersed his hands IN a bucket OF water, which
as ii got RAPIDLY healed, he had repeatedly re
newed. As often as he took them out o { the wa.
Ter, ne remarked sort OF unctons matter flow
di3hg ms hHg1rS, aud the b.ue flame reap-
peared. he latter was not, however, visible,
except in N situation where the ljgbt nf ,n.
candle was shaded
gentleman who remained in the room with
him saw the blue flame seyera! times in the |
course OF tue night towards daybreak only
spafNS"eie visible. During the day The pain
was severe, and large vesications flied with
renuish serum, had formed on the fingers. indeed
the cutcls was entirely removed ana the cnt;s |
gfeyish aud corroded. ihe vesicatlons beino
opener, eefaie was spt.led 10 the denu.leI |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

n. election 81 Ehsne1sr Lane ss,r Reuben
W God. BY n vote afb5 10 81 This 'lechon
indicates the predominsaey Of the friends e.
Mr. Clay IN the Legislature.
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ANDREWS AND LYrrLEToN Andrews
noted for his attentions to Hobienhn'
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ltis mentioned in letter from Columbia
South Carolina, that the Catholic Bishop Ing
land preached IN the Hall of the liousr OF
Representatives " a stfong State Rights Ser
non"-that " he recognized the right Of a
State 10 internose a veto upon Federal uSurpa-
lions" We cannot rejoice in tins Intelligence.
The evaporation of political discontents Is hui
a sorry employment for a Christian prslate.
A multiplying Governor, like Maj. Hamilton, is
Ind enough =; hut n uullifying Bishop much
worse. Let seTthons he used rs vehicles Tor
more ediiy ing mater than dsorg anizlns party
politics. Bishop England has not been man,
years in our republic. He would have done
well, perhaps, 10 wait longer before he
threw bi.nlrlf into the terment OF such a cues.
ton as Modification. OF undertook 10 decide up-
on Federal usurpdti0HS. g Render under
Cesar the things which are Cgsar's;' This
has been interpreted TO mean total abstinenc e
by ministers Of the God of Peace from conien-
tous politics. The pulpit drum eccleslastc is
the " orst OF drums hnweyer skIlully It may
he beaten and though II has been sometimes
taitoed 10 good purpose. |, is not IN South
Carolina thai Bishop is wanting 10 Join in a
7epeiie. Nal. Gas.
From GEoRGuA-The Mlliedgev lille Journal OF
the 18th, mo ms US, that "Ihe bill tor the sur .
vey and disposition OF the Cherokee Terrific
ry has passed the Senate, yeas Go NAYS 10
with MI additional section, offered by Mr. Bran.
ham, wnIcn requires the Immediate survey of
the Territory into sections but Posipones The
diris,on into lots, until the Cherokee title is g.
tnguished, or until ths next meeting OF the lie
RisIature; and that the amendments OF the Sen
ate have been concurred in by the House oil
Repr.sentslIsss. So that the bill requires bu
the assent OF the Governor to become a law.
OMo.-On the l8th'Insiant Gov. McArthu
TOOK the oath OF office on entering upon hi
new terra OF service. On the same day seveTa
ballotngs TOOK place IN the Legislature for
Judge 81 the Supreme Couri, winch resulted il
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.uE.aces anu the whbia covered wiih pou,tie..
lie inflammation which followed was mode,a,.
I lie suppurdiiun healthy, aud in sn weeks -.
ulcers haused by the burning were healed. ~,
ibe cicAt riees we're distinct, and sevursI of az
nails dropped oil. n, Y. Eren pog
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Does not q govern nent that fayors exclusive
ly the papers and journals winch are unll'n"-
edly devoted 10 H. impair the real heednm o.
the prrs, especially when those Journals de-
nounre aud SANDER all that venture 10 praciic"
lnpartialty, OF display generhi public sp'nt.-
Rewards are reserved Tor the slasi,h--eon
tnnirlies laslshed upon the independent. Ip".e
are proceedings almost equivalent 10 ordinances.
Ma. Gaf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

Napoltsn nse To say lEst he wanted in pub
lie iuncrionorles, more head hnt less tongue.
The Sovereign People might say me same from
tiu,r 10 time. Nal. Gaa.
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: Ioreafo Don Some wag having nom'pslsu
the famous Lorenzo Dow as Candidate i"'
pfe,,lent OF the United States he has IN
consequence. addressed the following note 10
the Editor OF the y. Y. Commercial AdYer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

I. o HUNBLY. Esq
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Real Bottling Cellar.

m J SALvETAT has OF hand IN assortment OF
CHAUPAIGN u CLaRET WIEES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave. Madeira, &c. OF his
Stout. Albany Ncwburg and Philadelphia George
sown and Aexandrs Ale and Porter; bottled Crab o.
der Athese he prepared to send round to his Gus
toners in prme order Good strong and distilled l.
nc gar; Corks If various qualities.
D,eug and securing continued as heretofore. Cash
given for old bottles. 80
n d Order4 for any of the sbQve articles will be
attended to, either for home abroad to suit the CHI
mates to which vessels may be bound AN OBJECT OF
some Importance commanders who are aware ofther
cabin stores being thus preserved.
ROYAL Street, Alexandra, spro
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Superior Court of
I'D Chancery for the Fredericksburg District. pro-
nounced on the 27lh day of April, 1922, and 9Th day
of Nav, 1881 in suit depending in the said Court be-
tween Charles Coleman, Executor of James Coleman,
deceased Robert Reid, and homas shreve, Plaintiffs.
and George W. Hunter,. Administrator of William
sheppard, deceased and others, Defendants, shall,
on the third hnday in June merit, before the front door
of the Courthouse Of Fairfax County, (being Court
day. expose to sa'e by public auction, to the highest
bidder, upon credit of six and twelve months, ohe
purchaser giving bond and security, and lien upon
tho land sold, to the payment OF the purchase
money!
n CERTAIN 7R.4C7' OF LAND,
Of which the said william Sheppard died seized and
situate lying and being in tho county afore-
said. containing
Three Hundred and Forty 7wo and a half Acres,
less. subject to the right OF dover Of the De-
tcndant, the widow of the said William Sheppard,
therein. JOHN SIhNAkD,
may 81 -2awt20thJune r. G. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
may J-cutft!
Refined Sugars.

From Me United States Gazette of AprH 90.
TsNHE Charleston Courier. in reply to paragraph Of
the Commercial Advertiser, respecting refined SUI
gars remarks:-"If the editors of the Commercial
Advertiser were in Charleston, We would show them
a sample before us Of sugar refined in this city,
by Mr.. y. Bement, which, as to Wilderness, chrystsli.
ration and richness of grain equal to any thing of
the kind they have seen We most freely declare
that we have seen none superior from any country"
Aswe have not seen he dazzling whteness, the beau
teos and rich grain which said ap
pertain TO the sugar Of our sister Cities unable
10 bear witne excellencies We give
them credit, however for all they ask; and in return
invite their attention 10 sugar manufactured in this city
bv Neesrs. GEonGE 6. GErER & Co.
II s a. white snow, close and fine in the grain,
As the best basket salt, and entirely pure that when
melted IN The cesresi water it does not in the slight
C. degree dscoor IT, Its sweetness superior to that
OF sry sugar have tasted and taste save
only that Of pure SNOW white sugar. The truth of
what is here stated may be tested, and care not how
soon or how severely it may be tested by calling at or
sending order to The Sugar House, Sterling Alley
running from Race to Cherry, and between Third and
fourth streets. TT.
6. S. Geyer & Co.'S sugar TO be had Of
may Is N. MILLER " SON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
Notice.

TTNDER the authority of deed Of trust from Alfred
u s. Lane to me, Trustee for the benefit Of Hum
phrey Peake, will be offered for sale, on the premises
at public auction for cash, The 2Sth dcy Of May,
1881, all the right title and interest OF said Alfred s.
Lane in the following described property, land which
RICH and interest the revesion upon the death OF his
mother, Mrs. susannsh Lane in an undivided moiety
thereby to witt
One-third part of a SQUARE, and part Of
another SQUARE. lying in Fairfax County, Virgins,
and on Franklin Street extended. and beyond the IL
mits of the Corporation of alexandria.
ALSO,
Not on the ,cest side Of Pit street, betwee'e
King and Cameron streets, adjoining the property OF
A. Cazenove and the heirs of John Janney, on which
stands sn old Hooden Building, containing two tene-
ments. Also,
A LOT Of GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pitt Streets which there FIVE tene-
men,s G.. +. CHAPMAN,
anr G7-,s Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Vrustee's SNAe.

TNDER the authority Of deed oftrust. executed
L OH the 2Sh dav Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
and Frances Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Ofice of Prince william County Court, will
SELL BY public auction, at Brentsville, on MONDAY.
the an day of July ner, for ready money, moety OF
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County, being the same wbereon
John Lewis row resides, which was conveyed by said
Lewis and wife the subscriber Trustee to secure
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such It'll AS is vested in the subscriber by the deed
of trust will he conveyed TO the purch aser is be-
lieved 10 be unquestionabIe
ROBERT BAILY, Trustee.
NAV i-cntd.hJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Charles BENNETT
I and offers for sale

HAS received and offers for sale
4 4 Extra superhne blue and black cloths
Second quality do do do
Superine blue, drab, and Anglesea mixed kersey-
meres .
Ditto blue granite, and steel mixed sanetts; mixed
cassineus
Best black silk Forentine and moieskin, tor vests
snncr6ne and common, white and colOred AarseIes
yestinG 49, ,
linen drillings, superior quality and common do
Striped jeans and satecns; twiled stripes and COT
ton cassimeres
Rouen cassimeres; blue and yellow nankeens
Snner6ne and common a. checked and striped gIng'
hams
o8 iaconet and book hdkts, linen hdkfs, and grass
cambrics ,,c
sd cambria dimty; linen cambrics; cooreddo
Rest black Italian lustring; lst quality french DO
ad;4s = best S-thread cotton hose; common do
Jsdies, best Hoskn and beavt glovesi gent'emehs
ditto -,,,Ids
;nen and diaper tapes; carpet and quality bindings
Blue. black and cloth sewing silk and patent threads
7484e4 cotton diaper; brd's-eye and DINER IL
men ditto ..oJ do-Do,,;c co,.
g and ia tickingsi PLAID ana s'rpeo oo"eS''
tons .h..Ls
aa,r,sb linens: Brown Hollands OF very superior
quality r.s, a,or,c ba;se
| A general assortment OF bieached ana 1ho'e~o'e"
domestic cottons
| white and brown tckienburSs and cotton os"a-
burgs o...d d.;ly .t ph;,,-
Geinhia. he will receive fu ther supply OF
| Cotton hosiery, English galoon
| Ball and spool sewing COTTON SP'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Maesha\'s Sale.

MNr SNAN7S sale.
WILL be sold on the premises. for cash, on
w THURSDAY. the sd day of June nert, at four
s'eicck in The afternoon,
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with a
4 ! Frame stable thereon, situated on the east
SsaaI; side of Columbus street, between Prince and
s..S.l Duke streets, beginning on the north side OF
a ten feet alley and running on Columbus street
sixty feet north; thence esswsrdy and parallel with
Prince street, one hundred and 6fty-,hree feet;-
thence south and parallel with Washington street 60 fl;
thence westwardly 153 feet said alley to the be-
ginning to satisfy execution in favor of the Bank
of Alexandria c, SCOTT, d. NJ.
NAV q For Henry Ashton, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Notice.

FINDER the authority of deed of trust from VIM.
y H. Lane to me. as Trustee for the benefit ofHum-
phrey Peake, will be offered for SALE on the Premis-
es public auction, for cash, on the 28h day 81 0iay,
81 all the right, title and interest of the said VIM ID.
Lane in the following descrbd property e. which right
and interest the reversion upon the death OF his mo-
ther Mrs. Susannah Lane, in an undivided moiety
thereby to WIT:
Oae-fhird part ola SQUARE and part9 ano
Tier SQUIRE lying in Fairfax County, Virginia, ant
on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the limits or
the Corporation Of Alexandra.
ALSO,
A LOT on The West side Of Pill street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, adjoining the proper.
ty ,fA.C Cazenove and the heirs of John Janney,
which stands old Uooden Building, containing Two
teEcments. Also,
Il LOT OFIGROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pitt streets, which there FIVE te
nements. C.. L. CHI APMAN,
apr 27-ts Irustee'