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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S

D:aa BY p9ison learn with deep regret
n' Mr. john feuner, highly respectable mer-
I1nI Of thu, city, died Yesterday from the effects
Fs9n. MIR, Feuner resided in the family of
anePne~' Mr.. Charles Dlnsee.who keeps drug
SO'e 10 Second street, above South. 1t seems,
"Oa me circumstances which have TRANSFERRED,
=, -, we whole family have been poisoned, some
y tOOn vet remain III. Mr.. Fenner was taken
@AOG FRIDAY, md died yesterday morning at
nD'''lS. The stomach of the deceased will
-. A4'aned BY competent surgeons and chem
~ anu their decision made known.-Pha inq.
,,I tasoaay'-We learn with regret that on Sat-
yu. AFTERNOON. as two brothers, sons Of William
Nv Esq OF Southwark, were cunning in the
a. " ~e Youngest one, who was about ten years
SSI ay down on the ground to wait for flock
Vuus and while the other was about discharg-
,sG Nplsee at the game, unfortunately rose up
rs - IGet and received the contents in his head.
.u almost instantly deprived him OF life.--ib.
onh ALEXANDRIA PHENiX GAZETTE.
''pT sS-Cou"iry Paper IS per annum. Pu5
kshed and edited By
EDGAR WIDEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT,
Public Sale.

NUtVO SuXC.
I'm MONDAY NEXT, the 10th instant, at 10 o.
~ clock, A NJ will be sold at the shop Of the late
Arthur T. Uric, Block and Pump Maker, great vAri.
etyof
TOOLS AND MATERIALS.
consisting in p.r, Of variety Of Blocks, Dead Eyes,
Shelves and Pins quantity OF iisnumvitx, Oak Tim
Der &c. Also, Block and Pnmp Makers' Tools, Tn.
angle and Falls complete, Well Tools. sc ;three Turn
ing Lathes, and one Boring Lathe. with Turning Tools
and Bits, Wood and Iron screw'Cuttng Tools, &c.
&C.; all Of the best quality and in good order
Terms-Un all sums above 20 dollars, . credit Of six
and nine months, for notes with approved endorses5
20 dollars and under. cash.
BY order Of the Orphans Court:
ELIZABETH URlE;
Adm'x Of Arthur T. Uric.
oct SIS National Inteliigencer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05

W An Association will be held in st. Paul's
Church, King Georges County, tva.) to commence
Thursday, the Goth October, and continue until the
Sunday following. oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
W ANtCA.

W NNtCN.
A YOUNG NAN or Youth, Of correct habits to at.
n tend in store and lumber yard. One somewhat
acouanre with the lumber business wpid DC 0,e,e'
red. '"''
oct3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS
Ur. N0bert n. GrNmes

DEsPECTrULIY offers his professional services
q to the citizens of Ale >anra and its vicinity HIS
Office is Fairfax street, door to the Post Ohce
where he can at all times be found
aur 29-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05

~ Westmorelaad Co,afy.-The National
Republicans of the County of westmoreland are re-
quested to attend meeting proposed to be held at the
Court House the first day of the Superior Court, to
elect Delegates 10 the approaching Convention in Bal.
tmvre. Many Citizens of Westnioreiand
September %, 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
" aMte0

A BOY Of good, moral. industrious habits, as an
u apprentice to the Printing business. Apply at
this office. oct Ill
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
MEETINGS IN VIRGINIA

W FGJar Co,mty.-A meeting of the vot-
Of Fairfax County opposed to the election of An
drew Jackson President of the United States is
quested at the Court House the first day of October
Court. for the purpose of concertng measures with
the voters Of Loudoun and Prince William Counties,
For the election Of one Delegates to represent
this Congressional District, at the National Republican
Meeting, to be held in the City Of Baltimore in Deem
Der next. MANY VOTERS.
Fairfax County, Sept 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
Fancy Har0W are.

Fancy hardware.
MUIR respectfully informs the public thst he has
% received st his store, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, his
FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS,
comprising fair assortment Of such articles usu.
ally KEEP, in the above line, at low prices, which ur-
chssers test by giving him a call.
ctS-eu3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
Trust SMle.

Trust Saie.
UY virtue Of Deed of Trust m,de to ~ BY Isaac
I'D Henry and wife, for ptrpos,s mentioned in said
Deed, winch is duly recorded in the County Court Of
Prince William, we will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the premises. tie I4h day Of October next
asYR<, THE TRACT OF LAND
49, on which the said Isaac Henry, deceased,
sXSA lately lived, in Prince William County. con-
scdAA tanning $50 acres. Also, sundry SLAVES,
mentioned in said deed.
The land lies on the Turnpike Road leading from
Centreville to Buekland is adapted to the cultivation
Of all kinds of Grain; may be improved by the Of
Plaster and Glover, and has suSciency Of wood for
its support II will be shewn to any person no may
wish to view, b Mr. Robert Hamilton, living near the
place, or either of the subscribers Such title 10
vested in us by said Deed will be conveyed, and no
other. LANDON CARTER, Jr.
ADDISON u. CARTER,
sent Sim Trustees
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 10, for 1881,
10 be dawn in the City of New York on wednesday,
October S
66 NUMBERS-10 DRAWN BALLOTS
CAPITAL PHIZH or $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves so, quarters rs
To be had in variety of numbers at
JOHN C. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Exchange Office.
CT Orders from the country will be promptly At.
tended to.
Bristoe Estate,
In the County Of Prince William, FOR sale.
I'm pursuance of the power vested in the Presdent
L and Directors of the Literary Fund.- by an Act Of
the General Assembly passed 2sth February Iss,
thorizng the sale ofthe
aRax BRISTOE TP.4CT Of LIND,
in the County of Prince William, proposals
ST8 will be received BY the said President and
60 Directors for the whole, or any portion Of the
said tract. until the 10Th dap of October neri
The annexed extracts from the law, will shew the
conditions required Of the purchasers.
Persons Offering proposals will consult their o,w
convenience in fixing the instruments Of the purchase
money.
The Bristoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres,
the greater part of which il under leases, which will
expire in the year 1919, and which subject to
annual rent Of abou, Is. 900 pounds OF tobacco
BY order of the President and Directors of the Lite
rary FuHd: j. BROWH, Jr. I'd Aud.
End Be further enacted, That it shall be the duty
Of the said Preside and Directors, to require Ct the
purchaser purchasers OF the said Tract, bonds, with
sufficient personal security, payable to the said Presi
dent and Direct together with deed or deeds OF
trust the estate sod TO secure the payment OF the
purchase money and interests; which bonds, taken,
shall bear interest from the date thereof And all
who shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually,
within six months after the same shall become due the
in which may on their said bonds, shall
forfeit all claim to the credit given their purchases,
and the principal shall thereupon become due, be re
coverabe by the said President and Directors, with all
interest in arrear by motion TO the General Court on
ten day notice of the time of making such motion. or
the payment thereof enforced. BY proce edDg on the
deeds or deeds of trust aforesaid at the discretion OF
the said President and Directors.
3rd. Belt further cnasied, That all persons becom.
ing purchasers of land under the provisions of this act
shall have the privilege Of paying the amount of the
purchase money at ars time.
4th This act shall be in foree from the passing
thereof
june is 2awtl0thOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05

~ Loudoun County-A meeting Of the ci.
tzcns ofLoudoun County opposed to the reelection
of Andrew Jackson, and friendly to the election Of
Henry Clay to The Presidency of The United States,
will be held in the Court house at Leesburg, the
first day of October Court next half past O'Clock.
~ to adopt measures to ensure the representation
Of this Congressional District in the Convention 10 be
held in Baltimore on the second Monday in December
next. Ioudoun County, Sept IS.
~ Stafford Co,Aaty.-The citizens Of STAFF
ford who are opposed to the re election of Andrew
Jackson the Presidency, are requested to meet at
the Court House Monday, the 10th day of October
next, (being Court day. at 2oc!ock, with q view to
that object. LEGION.
September 2;', 1851.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05

Baltimore Election -Messrs. Howard and
.Wmlhns'On, the jackson candidates, have been
elected to Congress from the City aud County of
Baltimore. 1t appears the City was not very
Peaccnbe on the night { ~ e'.,ti>,. The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05

Our friend from Prince William will see that
he has mscoucered US. What we thought OF
Mr. Wars letter we were bound to say. Our
motto is "fait &c qulP faur, arrive ce quill
pOuIra" We DO not believe that Mr.. Wirt's
acceptance Of the nomination will withdraw anv
true trend from the support Of Mr.. CLAY. We
should be sorry to think so, ard we also believe,
20 would Mr. Writ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
SAVANNAH, OCT. 27-Erplo.iou and

SAVANNAH, OCT. 27.-Erplosion and Loss
|of Lires-A most distressing occurrence took
place yesterday little before o'clock, at the
Powder Magazine at the extreme Eastern verge
of the City. The building lately contained about
lao kegs ofpowder, which being deemed unsafe,
was removed during Tuesday &!yesterday morning
Itothe Magazine of Fort Wayne. with thief exception
iof about $50 200 lbs. damaged that was empt;ed
into half rice tierce, the coopering of which, i,
lis thought, ELECTED spark and caused tho whole
Ito explode. The conclusion felt in all parts
LOT the town, and immense cloud of white
smoke soon explained the cause. The building
l(brick) was driven TO pieces, and fragments thr
lin every direction to the distance of two hundred
yards, and we lament to say, every person within
ut Give in number, far yet ascertained,) in
|stantly killed, and their bodies and limbs thrown
TO great distance by this powerful agent The
end of the building hurled against the Artie.
Try Old Laboratory (brick) about Is feet distant
which crushed i (, and the roof being of wood
caught fire and burnt with tho other wood work
This latter building contained nothing. The mum
of persons killed by this awful event is seven, five
within and two without the building, as follows:-
Henry w. Stoy, Constable, who WAS aiding
and experimenting the removal.
Four coloured coopers, two men and two BOYS,
.tree, who were engaged putting the kegs in order
"A white child, about FIVE years old, outside, son
Cot Mrs. Johnson, who formerly kept sailor board
sing house on the Bay. The mother, Mrs. ]. wa:
5also outside, near the building. and is much burnt
1 and severely bruised, but may recover.
a black boy, who was playing not far distant
lie died IN about an hour.
The sight, after the accident was the most revol
ting we have ever witnessed. The bodies of two
and detached parts of the bodies of more of the
2eooPcFs, have been found, together with another
body, which it is hardly possible identify as black
white, from the effects OF the fire, from whence
sit was drawn in the afternoon, but is supposed to
sbe Mr.. Stoy's, the others employed in the work
q were before accounted for.
Mrs. Johnson died of her wounds Yesterday a.
bout o'clock, making altogether eight persons.
Geor1inn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

the Peers may have an opportunity Of rejecting,
II before tho people have time TO their dec
iirations in its favour.-Scotsman.
LATER STILL.
we arc now put IN possession of a Dundee pa
per of the 22d Sept, two days later than that from
which VIC gave extracts this morning.
~ LONDON, Sept. 80.
The capitulation ofWarsaw, and its entry by the
Russian troops is but too true. The sensation this
Intelligence has created la Paris Isl rs We anticipa
!'ed, most intense, ha, already given rise to tu
mui's' and will we apprchend, give rise to many
more, The Ministry too have been defeated, on
la point which the Minister Of War seems to-
have considered of great moment; and this defeat
occurring ny crisis of peculiar excitement can.
not fail materially ndlnger thor stability But
the Polish question absorbs all others in the French
lcaptai Ii Is felt there national calamity, and
IN some degree disgrace. ind indeed it is; for
had not the heroic Poles thrown themselves in the
way the army of Nicholas would long ere this have
reached the banks of the Rhine.-'Fhe Poles there
foro may be considered having, to a certain OK
Itent, SACRIFICED themselves for the Frcnch.--Sun.
PoLANB.-The Berlin Gazette brings us heavy
news respecting Poland. Official intelligence reach
Icd Berlin on the llth current. that Warsaw had
lcaPtuated on the 7th after two days bloody fight
ling in its Seighborhood The Polish army accom-.
panied by the members fthe Diet retired through
Fraga on the night of the It'll; and an early hour
on tho 9TH, tho Russians entered The Poles are
SAID to be retiring on Modlin and Plock where an
attempt will be made at farther defence. The Ba
avarians on the Rhine have addressed their sove
3reiSn spirited remonstrance in behalf of Poland
too latc We fear to aid the in their present stand:
not too late, we trust TO cheer them to ultimate
4 triumph If the Russian victory in Poland be the
5signal for general rising to vindcate the freedom
lot Germany, we hope il is desincd to be- it ca
hardly be subject of regret. TO the Poles it be
= ing delay ony.-Spectutof.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
DDvs sSSTHC.
From the Baltimore Gazette IF Oct. 81.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
FORTY MILES OPEN.

We have sincere satisfaction to state that the
assurance given in the late annual report of the
President and Directors to the Stockholders of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. That the Sc.
3cond and third division of the Road would be open
led for use by the first of November, has been real
lzed.
In a letter which we have seen from gentle
man who performed the trip, dated the sofia inst
The says "thc Pioneer Car passed yesterday (ater
3day) morning the line far tho foot of the
inclined plane, No. 1, at Parr RIDGE" being a dis
1tanco of 40 miles from Baltimore.
! The fourth Division of the Road, which extends
TO the Monocacy, as we'll Us the inclined pianos
lover the Parr Ridge, and tho lateral Road to Fro
derrick, are lea such state of forwardness as to
leave doubt that the entire route to Frederick
will be opened within the month of November.
The graduation of the fifth Division, extending
3ffom tho Monocacy River to the Potomac, is near
lily completed, except at single point ofabout OIL
300 yards, which will soon DO graduated, and the
travelling tho Road will without any doubt, b,
Established to tho Potomac River within few
j weeks.
We believe that tho actual distance already about
to DO opened, being about forty miles, embrace.
{he longest line Of continuous Railway now in opc
]traton either in this country or in Europe; ant
when the road shall be finished to tho Potomac Ri
I yer, which will be within five six weeks, the
whole distance under track will be about 10 miles
and will give to Baltimore an extent of Rail Road
of perhaps double tho length of any one continu ou
line of rail tracks in the world.
Arrangements are now in train to open the road
for regular travel, stables having boen erected and
3every other facility far completed that the entire
3Wcsern travel can be accommodated on tho Raj
Road in the course of the present week.
1t will be seen by reference to our advertising
scoumns that the spirited proprietors of the grea
3Wostern Stages, have established new line be
tween this city and Wheeling, which will con
3vey passengers Forty miles on the Rail Road
commencing tomorrow, and that on or abou
Christnas the whole of the travel by that line viii
pass through Frederick, making use of the Raj
road between it and Baltimore.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

.,r'G;"- 1-h.s. Orr angry man SAGA another for.
iory 'h!stng-, who Dcrhrps angrily rcsis,s pay
sacn'i "i;d - finally pat IN Jail for !uriy shiiiu Isl
snet A;''! eighty shil!iHgs cost. Now, whether the
sdc"to' III uah ease, lbs reason 10 complain or o..
B "ritN suffers 10y 10 vng th: spcc ~ petty hos
snfy. Ferhars the hest way would :, ~ allow no
Imprisonment execution for small sans Or, If
3hc debtor h" arrested, and have nothing and be
l"n1:ng 10 take the oath provided ny law. he
SVuG t to &c admit: cd to sake ii immediately What
as The use at Keep rg him IN jill fortnight nj
Amouth, before &c is ad ited n the oath, If he is
81 I" earn h:s own support, no had better he out
Iol II, 1nu employed; If h0 % moi, and is d plupcr
As'i tho public support him be;lcr ia tho Aims
.shouse or House Of Industry, than in the Jail. III
Sine elect OF such system would DC TO prevent the
contracting OF innnmcriblo small debts among poor
f!Peop'o, and to nccus.om them 10 tho habit of pay
'nent down in their sAl purchases, would not this
Srcsuit &c hencfi-iol'
g w" see, every where TINT the law is unwilling
to allow the creditor 10 take from tho poor debtor
.Sr's means Of immediate Subsistence. Thus the
g Ned the cow, the tools of trade &C. are exempt
q rom attachment and levy of execution. But the
Il tw orgots, that with the generally of such poor
}dcb,ors tho greatest of all their of imncdi-
;sltc Subsistence is their personal labor. A
tswisc man travelling in the States of Greece,
land he found i'll OF their communities, law
81 similar 10 that creditor should take tho
sItooIs Of his debtors trade in execution for debt
jaithough hc might imprison his body. Hero is a
s1gecious people," slid he, they have discovered
ST. hat tho tools of mans trade may support his
S"ite and children without tho aidof the man him
dselr"
| agree in the Justice of this satire. think the
3 nan OF moro consequences than his tools. think,
Stoo, the general question, that the public mind
pssonment is punishment; and that punishment is
Sonly due to crime.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
FaW OF WnrSnir cnnfrnledI

The ship Colossus, at Philadelphia from Liver
pool brings London papers to tho 2Ist and Liver
pool TO the 22d September. The U. S. Gazette
furnishes the annexed items. The disastrous intel
3lgence OF the Fall of Warsaw reported in the Now
York Courier regret TO say, is but too we'll con
3firmed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

thit upoA inventions of n,ernente.s import. ncs
whether in law or literature, or astronomy gas
s,ronomy, or rbbon-weaving, or timber -clcaving,
qualification, or church retormins-I think it mist
9bo obvious to the meanest capacity, that Horny
! Lord Brougham and Vaux, God blsns him, sotogit
3retam suarum--in fact, that lac has a decided de
! noro to do than ever bothered the brains Vi the
Walter Shandy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
Koie2aaRfE Fl.ilrc il1Esa.

"A FIRST-RATE Piano, manhfa ctured by
IA jos. Newman Of Baltimore, on the most
approved Vienna principle, of foarT variations,
Jedas, bassoon, fore, harp-stoP or guitar and!
bass drum. As to touch, sweetness of thrsSg.
.oldny and workmanship, coE1binad with the
External appearance, render them III every res
pect very superior.
The above may be eeen md examined at tho
BOOB Store ofR,I! SMITH, Qate Collins &Co.)
who will receive orders for them.
nov. 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
NEW YORK LINE.

IOIlJA LlIJFIl-
~A Schr. EFFORT, J. BELL, mag
ffTk ter, having part of her cargo en-
lAlEM- gagged will meet with despatch. Fo-
n freight or pass1ge, having superior
accommodations, apply to the master on board
lat Rockets, or to
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
nov Agents for the New York Line.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

IEIO DOCTOR ROBERT II. ROSE-Srn.
r n ASyou are net an inhabitant of the State
luf Virginia, and have no agent therein, known
% me, you a re hereby notified that by virtues
IF commission, issued for that purpose, shall
proceed, on Monday, the 9Th day of December
Enext, between the hours Of nine o'clock in the
morning, and sunset OF that day, at The Office Of
Herbert a. Claiborne, ip the city Of Richmond,
70 take the deposition Of Thomas Underwood,
Ito be read as evidence de bone esse, in the trial
OF n SUIT row depending in the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law ind Cbanccry, for 1Ienrco Coun--
y, wherein am plaintiff, and you are defend
ant Your obe'dt scrvt,
SAMUEL. J. WINSTON:
Richmond. I'd Nov. 1891 nov 3-2sw st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

~ OTICE.-I shall present a petition to the
~ General Assembly Of the State Of Virginia,
at its approaching session. in December next, to-
pass law divorcing me from my husband, Benia-
MIN Kellam, who sometimes calls himself Benja--
minKing. ANN BEJLAM.-
nov 3-2aw ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21
FRUIT TREES.

TESllE Subscriber has residd a-af,s 90 gar
4 IN he vicinity Of LYnchhass, dazf- Raca
time there has arisen amongst 1t pul.Hs "a dgafe tn
stock .heir echa1i with II, h,sl h.aia o. ffalt
and n onllr 10 So sc many have sent q NJ ~
nam Prince, of New / ors. ~ trss a great eN.
nense. aud at iha risk thai trees tfoa 1t from Oh
North. on account Of the laas.a Of tims icy ale
KEEP, ont OF The ground wound ms. survive am fr'.
auoe fruit The sabstrihar ever wi~lnastp ia "t
!. service to ms country, as ~ q as tha' l' ast-hs
thereby pressure for himseIfa ufperi IN w#,.-.-
Een TO raise Nursery OF 'eun lrsrS OF ia h.f
Kinds N Virginia, and the rho'es#t Nhaf ui Nar
fl,ern fruits n tine greatest Far,tY, aud h. 10y oi
fers 10 tho PUBLIC a selection OF trees and =ia4..
equal 10 any IN the world and on as lea tom a.
hey can be afforded Thr tim ef traafiaHu-
has arrived. d'persns wanting cannot 9paR too
s3on The subsrra has lhgm Of ' 81" at'y
q. lsrys as can wstbe traHspIaat.i ~of#n'H yui|
: able to supply uny ord which may b. etrn
IN trees AMI seions furnished 10y HIM vii he ear
ran,ed 10 be- ofihc kinds certified AMI all ufHIica
ions. personally or by mail VIII b. parifr,lfY a.
ended 10 and dispatched with care AM attention
ANY information as 70 the uansplantns VII he
aivcn. to the best skill and judgment Of In suasrrl
Der. JOHN kCllENi'S. y fH-
n Order lcr At the Store Of Nj John liaHrus'
=. be attended To. where Catalogue may b OBJ
.a5ncl r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21
EOHrGE.

Ell s.rlne 81 a derd 81 irusl, 49, -
b b the SHbsrr,bsfa ~ Archibald t1a.rfsz,
ant 8siy recorded ~ Bedford Cnunfy Chafii
fhr unarfngnrd vii. Oh Tuesday the oh day
Of Dec. orEf. proceed 10 .sil, by way 81 i'"tiie
Hncltou. upaH oredit u - mp1tas. ~ Tue
Gtu'eIy Store IL fho. !. Oh nrar the Slangh-
trr Pen Of II. Jofaaa about oas mde/ i'ain
Lsoenbp'g. pFon the iynchhprg aud. o'sih
ipfnpikr toad. he Gi.aat"g named Sidss.
IA seIl derd, o. 50 uauy 81 itsn 81 81 sat.
~ tte purposes iH-ren ufnrh - "si
tal0e, woman, Ja,op m, >atban. q,
man, Luis. eth. SepGrnuia. gfn hley
wnsin, Maria, weman, Nat, 10y,
Johi, gifi, 6eorgf, = boy. Uhpda, girl, DAN
ny, q 10y, Gflloe. ~, Matilda. 4 gu, aad
tue uefeI.e of the feu,alss Il any. Rond. WIN
approt II pcfsDoul security, payaD'' - Twelve
monlIs ron ihe day Of salr. vii be = q rfed
f1f the purchase money. lne tile to tie aDo'e
pfppruy - deemed inlspulablr. but thu
nd, rsIsn'd a. tTnslccs Ail cDnyey only such
Gtle - !, voted Ia iha,n ~ Dbe deed aforesaid.
jOuS N. OBEY, IT,
/ oTDSDR. tces.
The above sslo Is made by ny coz. nj.
a HATCHER.
Nov 70. Is