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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
This il to give Notice,

USH Al the subscriber, Of Alexandria County, in the
4 Di,trc, of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phan; Court of said County letters of administration,
with the will annexed, the estate Of Richard II
Brandt late Of ,he county aforesaid. deceased. All
p, rsons having cIus against the said deccder, are
hereby warned exhibit the same to the subscriber,
passed by the 0rphas Court, on or before the l4th
day of ember 832 they may by law be excluded
from all ben, fit said estates and those indebted there.
70 are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 18Th day of December.
1881 ANN CAROLINE BRANDT,
A,ln,x with the will annexed, of Richard II. Brandt
dec l5-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

4Hns Toason. Under the appropriate head
duces Mr.. Carson's bill, reported last week, g to
compensate Susan Decatur, widow and legal re.
preventative Of Captain Stephen Decatur, de-
ceased" &c; and, without meaning any dsres-
pect to the relict Of one Of the most gallant off,
GERS our country could ever boast of, we cannot
refrain from quoting the Courier's pleasant and
witty remarks on the subject:
We doubt not but that the attempt to pass
this bill has cost the United States more than the
whole Tnpolitan war; and, unless the members
will confine their speech to yea. yea, nay, nay, "
an AIgerine expedition is preferable to hearing
another debate upon Il. Ii became sort Of ad-
ministration measure, when General Jackson re-.
commended II two years ago, in his first message.
and MIR. McDuife made powerful speech. in
which he - fought all his battles DER again. for
Captain Decatur. Ii was in vain, however, as
We're all the others, whether pro or con- The
reading OF The title is the signal for a partial adj
tournament: no reporter thinks of listening to the
debate. The breath wasted upon this bill, could
1t De collected and concentrated, would drive the
Philadelphia across the ocean at the rate Of ten
Knots an hour; and the paper upon which these
speeches were written. IN times past, would be
sufficient IL balas. the vessel. The bill cannot
DC suppressed as a nuisance, which IT truly is,
owing TO the notorious iaxity Of the laws in the
District. Ii IS rs troublesome as the constitu-
tonal scrupes of some Of the members, which ale
always IN their own mouths, and therefore neither
"'elnl nor interesting to any ether person. We
Fan tell the gentleman whose good feeling has in
dueSd hun to ship as pilot Of the present relief
vessel that there is tide in the affairs of bills
rD'n which he cannot Hoat successfully. unless
d. ''sit contains provisions uf more seasonable
tha'acier than those under With it has founder.
cd heretofore"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
BANK " Asexandria,

January Cd, 1882.
[ DIVIDEND Of Three Dollars Stare, for tive last
h,f year, has been Tins lay declared. and will be
paid to The Stockholders the 5th instant.
by order Of the Board:
J. l.. McKENNA, Cashier.
ian A. eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Lord Brougham In this country we are ac-
customed only to hear Lord Broughsm spoken of
IN terms OF appreciation and applause. His To-
ry antagonists in England, however, do not spare
"'~-they often apply the lash with great sever.
~ WequOte the following from an article in
The Quarterly on Reform, as an illustration of
the Tact. The Ministers are all introduced. but
INC weight OF the attack is made to fall upon the
Lord Chancellor:
Ask any man, Wing, Liberal or Radical, in
'oe Lords, IN the Commons, or in the country
VINO Is not immediately connected with the mi.
n'stry-ask him what he thinks of the vigur, ia
'ent, and responsibility Of the government! You
WI receive no reply:-,f YOU name Lord AL.
nOrp' he shakes his head-if Lore John Russell,
,e sroans-f Lord Grey, he shruys his shout.
uers.'t. the Lord High Chancellor, he laughs in
YOUR lace BUTT is, to be sure, the most enter
tuning Chancellor that ever ratified the seals or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
Splendid Russia Robes.

FUR C.6PES, BO.4.S, f. PELLERLNES.
fUS r received 1t rODD's Fashionable Hat store,
ID west of Browns Hotel, Washington City, exten.
sve assortment ofthe above articles, consisting Of
3 dozen Chinchilli Caps and Long Tippets
2 do Black Genet do do
do Grey Siberian squirrel do do
9 do white and spotted Ermine do
do assorted white Swanstown (Hempstesd)
And variety of other style Furs
dozen grey spotted and white Ermine Robes
suitable for cloak Innings, recently imported
dozen London dressed Sea Otter Skins
S do black Genet do
do Nrtra do
20 do ChinchiIli tBuenas Ayres)do
The undersigned having. in his employ several first
rate Furrers. will manufacture Capes and Ippe,ts Of
any description to order Having the materials direct
from importers, he is enabled sell very reduced
prices. WA. d. TODD,
Halter and Furrier.
Washington, Jan A. ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
ID | T. ID .

III Wheeling Va. on Saturday morning last
the Gath ult. in the 77th year Of his age, Mr..
Isaac ALLEN, for many years resident of Win.
chester. and of the city Of Washington d. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
Knowledge Tor the People,

Knowledge FOR the People,
OR, THE PLAIN tfYY IND BECAUSE.
I USr received on sale by WI. NJ. MORRISON,
- fresh supply of this truly interesting little work
Subjects treated upor ls Domestic Science contain.
ing upwards of 100 facts in social Part I'd.
Zoology, oaadrupeds, illustrating their habits and Pc
cuarities; Part 81, Origins and Antiquities; Part 18th,
Zoology, Birds. Price l23
Also, fresh supply Of SCOTS Family Bibles, bound
in sheep and calf
All Of which, together with good assortment Of
Stationary and School Books, offered As low As can
be purchased in Northern cities.
dec S0-l0t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 8

| WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
According to usage, the Mansion Of the Presi-
dent of the United States was yesterday thrown
open for the reception of visitors, and large
concOurse Of persons, Of both ssxes. availed
themselves of the opportunity thus afforded Of
paying their respects to the Chief Magistrate.
Among these, besides the hcads Of the public Off
| ces, Members of Congress. officers of the Army
| md Navy. were the members Of the foreign Lee
cations generally.
A number of Ladies and Gentlemen also paid
their respects to the Elk President of the United
States and his Lady, at the residence of his SON,
Mr.. John Adams. and were cordially received
Mr. Clay, now before the people for the Pre-
sidency, received the visits of great number Of
his friends. residents and strangers, amongst
whom the honest Working men Of Washington
were not less numerous than any other class,
nor less kindly and respectfully received. many
Of them availing themselves Of this public day
to take him nv the hand,
4 S,gn.-The following paragraph is taken
from "the Natchez," journal published at
Natchez, in the State of Mississippi:
"From present indications. il we mistake not.
Mississippi. within six months from this time,
instead OF jackson, will be called Calhoun
State; and we are not certain it Calhoun was
fairly before the People as candidate this
day, that he would not take the vote of this State
in opposition to Jaoksnn-nOt because the peo-
pie like the Calhoun doctrine, but because they
would prefer him to Jackson. We much fear
the next contest in this State will be between
Clay and Calhoun, instead Of Clay and Jackson"
.4bducfion.-A most singular occurrence is de-
tailed in the United States Gazette Of Friday
The subject of the communication seems to be
young Morgan in peril and suffering. He was
named Rudolph, and was an apprentice to Mr..
Gideon Cox. He vas returning home, and when
opposite Franklin square in Sixth street, was
knocked down by some person, plaster put
over his mouth, his eyes bandaged, and carried
into coach, which as supposed, was driving to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Notice.
q REGULAR Qiarterly Meeting of the Alexandra
IA Independent Volunteers, will be held at the
Bruok Lodge, Friday evening next. a, haf past s
O'Clock Byor Ter SAMUEL .. CARSON, Sec'y.
b punciuAl attendance is requested.
4--St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
Notice..

TIVE extreme inclemency Of the weather has deter.
l. mined the Trustees Of the Poor to establish the
SOUP HOUSE. Donations Of money, wood, or ma.
terisls that are used for soup, will be thankfully re.
eeived.
Soup will be delivered to the poor this day at ~
O'Clock.
N. b. Any person having Ten Plate Stove to cell
or hire. will please Call upon the Trustees.
doc 2l-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
" AiskeN

q. BBl.s old rye whskey
" For sale by WN. ID. MUTT.
-SzsA Houses and Lots for Sale
&EnA The large Floor Ware House on King
WAsaN street, now occupied by Mr. 81 Butts, jnr
6{sf II is one of the most desirable situations
for business Ia the town.
The three-story Brick House OIL Prince street, &C.
-cupied by John Beckfey confectionery store.
Also, the Brick Dwehn., House on F.irfax street,
near tile Cd Presbyterian church, now occupied BY
Mr. jobs Mills
Lost. Prince streeto Friday last, piece of wire
about foot long with GIrcuar piece of brass screw.
ed on the end; il is the pendulun, of small time
piece. The finder will be suitably rewarded OF return
ing ito WIN. ID MUTT.
ian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Mr.. d. K. Minor, the publisher OF the New
York American. has commenced the - Rail Road
journal, well filled quarto size sheet OF six
teen pages, at three dollars year, issued week
ly. The miscellaneous portion Is hiled with Sc
lec,ons from the New York American. To
,ho.. D.rsons Interested in Rail Roads, it will be
no doubt very useful paper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Gro. How,np was, on Mon,la' last, elected
,i,vernor Of the State Of Maryland, by the Legs
Isture now in session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

The N. E. part Of the city. where he was confn-
ed in dark room, without food or fire until
Wednesday evening. the boy not being able to
find the place as yet. a liberal reward is Offer
ed to any one who will gge information that may
lead to the detection add conviction Of the vii.
lains. a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Unfortunate 0ceurre, I've learn by let.
ter from Liberty, (Bedfa county that Mr.. cd.
WIN sayre was shot by mir. Charles Marshall
Jones, On the 30th inst. just below the nipple Of
the left breast. We have been furnished with
the particulars, but as the affair will in all proba.
bilty be legally investigated, it may be improper
to publish them. Mr.. 5. lived about an hour and
half after he was shut, and expired perfectly IN
his senses Both Mr.. Jones aud Mr.. Sayre were
young men, and both members of the bar. They
had removed, Mr.. Jones from the neighborhood
of Winchester, about two years ago, and Mr..
Sayre from Fredericksburg about six months
since. Jones fed Immediately after the commits
sion of the act, and has not been heard of. We
understand that he took the road towards the
Peaks of Otter. Jirg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
E0uK Winding

AUG USTUS JACOBS
DESPEC FULLY informs his friends and the pub
IL iic that he has commenced the Book Bind ng Blu.
smess on King street, three doors east Of the hechan
ms BANK where he will thankfully receive and farh.
fully execute any order in his line Of business.
Zee II cow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

s~r A Citizen of Alexandra, No. 2, in our
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Reform in The Pope'S DOminions.-A letter
from Rome, under date of the 18th October pub
ished in the papers, states that the Pope is desi-
rous that the administration Of justice should be
as pure and impartial, and at as moderate char
ges. as possible. His Holiness's Secretary, Car
dinal Bernetti, has therefore issued decree.
containing. amongst others, the fullowin provi-
-ions:-' The jurisdiction Of the Pope's Auditor
- entirely abolished. The independence OF the
Judges is acknowledged They and their officers
are to receive fixed salaries from the public trea-
sary. aud all fees ard rewards are suppressed
There is to be Supreme Court at Rome, TO be
called the Seyna,ura, to which all the other
Judges and tribunals are TO be subordinate. All
judicial acts are to be written III the Italian Ian
gaags, except those Of the Segnatur and Roa,
which are still to be in Latin. A Court Of APP
peals is established at Bologna for the four Lega-
tons Of Forli. Rayenna, Ferrara, and Bologna;
and another at Macerata, for the Marches. -
Thus the citizens of these provinces, instead OF
being Obliged to 90 to Rome to seek for justice,
will have it administered to them nearer home,
and thus be spared the vexatiuns Of expense and
delay"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Office ofthe Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company,
WAsHINeroN. Dec. 26, 1881.
PROPOSALS
WILL. be received a, this Office, until Thurs lay,
w the 18th day ofJsnusry next, for the excavation
embark ment aud waIIng oftwo sections uf the Chesa
peake and Ohio Csna, extending from the Basin in
Rock Creek to Seventh Street West, in the City at
Wsshington and also for the construction Of Stone
Lock- to connect the said Canal with tide waller.
Proposals will he received, in like manner, for fur
nj hing Iron Railing Cor the Aqueduct across ST neca
Creek, and for Iron Chain bc used as railing on the
Aqueduc, across the Honocac, River.
The course Tor the Canal will be marked out, and
the niece s,ary specifications will be prepared by the
5th ofJanuary next. JOHN 1NGLE,
Clerk Chs>peake and Ohio Canal Go.
dec 28-cotl2thJsn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
COMMERCIAL.
TEA

butteY y Aera.
on FlRKiNS Shenandoah butter
81 2 rarrels do DO in rolls
9frkins do lard
Jus, received and for sale by
Jana CEAGETT & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public S0Ae.

Public SaAe.
IN the llth day of January pess. faf. ifnot. the
~ next fair day, shall offer TOR yale, at Round Fill
in Fairfax County, ali the Psrsonal Esate OF John F.
Cohsgan, deceased, consisting of x
n Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Dogs, Corn, Fodder, &C. 49,
Farming Utensils, and -,n&SN0
HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE.
'erms OF sale; For sll sums Of $50 and under $40,
cash; and for all sums $50, nine months credit
will be gven on notes with approved security, hear
interest from the date.
JOHN COHAGAN,
Administrator of John =. Cohagsn, deceased.
dec 28-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04


Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, d. C. on III
LIST ofJANU.IRY, 1882.
G Persons calling for letters in the following lis,
will please say THEY ARE ADVERTISED, or they may nd
get them.
Capt Charles Alis,rum Mrs Barbara Ann Arby
Chaplin Ashton
Thomas 3elknap--2 Richard Brook
Sally Bancroft Presi, Barker
rhos Berry, Richard Barry
Ann Badell Daniel Boyd
Mrs Ann Bolin Capt John Il Bell usN-:
Miss Letitia Brown
e
Il Cruiks' snks Lewis Cole
Nathaniel Chapman--2 William Clarke
Mrs Susan Chapman-2 Susan Carroll
Mrs Chapman Mrs Lucy Campbell
d
John Dubscq Mrs Aun Davis (Camron St
Mrs Sarah Ann Dixon James Dattenson
James Dickson
william Egan--3 Mrs Harriet r Evans
Oliver Fields Mrs Elizabeth Foushee
ohm G Gray 3 George Gunneil
John Il Gibbs Mr. Griffith (guusmi,h)
II
Robert Hall Mrs Ann Harmon
Jos II Hanson William Huntington
y, hcmiah Hicks Ziba Hunt
Miss Ellen lGdson Washington Hillary
Miss Mary Agnes 'laners'y Bry an HamPson
Mrs Lucy Hepburn
Burkell 6 johnson Samuel Isaacs
John Kirk william Kehoe
Fr-ncis X Kennedy Isaac Kell
Mr King. merchant tailor
l.
Miss Sophia Lee Ruth Iighlfoot
Ezra lunt Peter lie Roy
nj
William Maxim James Murry
John Miller Miss Jane C. Mills
Mis- Hetty Mckenzie Mrs Martha Z Mason
Michael Msrice Richard B Mason
Allen McRea Mrs Ellen Mede
Owen Mathews-2 William G McMechen
Charles Middleton James McDaniel--3
Elkansh ickerson
r
Mrs sinah Porter EbenczarJ B Perly
Reuben Potter Richard Powers
John Pickin James Patterson
Thos C R,lls--2 Mons Chas Roux
William Robinson Itch ard Rudd
James Sloan Hiss Margaret smms
Mrs Catherine Sanos--3 Mrs Leah Swami
Kebecca Skidmore Mrs RsclieafSatterwhite
Il
Rev w TAYLOR Jones Thompson
AIR Thomas (merchant) William Tonkin
John thornton
w
z Windsor, Jr David Woodbury.
Alexander Williams Francis Wiinan
Thos Wilmington RObt WmIsur-2
Miss Ann A d Waugh Hiss Hannah Jane White
john West Joseph White, ND
Mrs Ann White Mrs Windsor
William Walker Alfred Warren
Walter Walden Thomas Wallace
Mss Jane Waters
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Alexandria, jan st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

At meeting of such Of the members OF the Lee
gisature of South Carolina as were really friend.
" to the reelection of Andrew Jackson, the
Chairman was authorized and directed to appoint
eleven Delegates, who, with himself, should at
tend the Convention which is to meet IN Balti-
more IN May next, to nominate candidate for
the Vice Presidency Of the United States. The
following persons have been accordingly nomi-
mated:
Henry Middleton. joel r. Poinsett, DAVID
Johnson, John b. O'Neal, James Blair, w. 1.
Nuckolls, L. X. Mitchell, John NJ. Fielder, X.
]. Manning, Gen. S. Tucker.
ID. f. HUGER, Chairman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
Servant wanted

WANrFD to purchase hire. for Dining Room
w Servant, Boy Of Is to Is years of age One
from the country would be preferred. ApPiyto the
Printer. dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04
a Farm to Nent.

WISH to rent out, for the ensuing year. Farm Of
1 81 Acres, with small house thereon, lying be.
tween Mount Eagle and the Great Hunting Greek, be.
ing the recently occupied by G, orge Cooke. de.
ceased. GEO. JOHNSON.
dec 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

WheelWrisht md Blacksmith
SHOP.
The subscriber has taken the shop on Wasingtonst.
lately occupied by Robert hodgtn, where he is pre-
pared any work which may be ordered, Ell
Their in the Whecwright or Blacksmith line. He has
first rate Blacksmith employed, who understands iron'
ing wagons, horse shoeing. &c.
jan 2-3t SAMUEL REESE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Notice.
r WISH to employ six wORKMEN that have been
regularly bred to the Shue and Boot Making Bust
ness The most liberal wages will be given.
THOMAS T. LLOYD.
Port Tobacco nov 25-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
H EMOYAE.

ri OMAN IL. SMITH, who formerly kent
NJ fashionable Dressing Room IN the Eagle Ho
tcII for number of years-has taken tho we'll
known stand under tho Engle Hotel, which was
formerly kept by MIR. Thomas Craven as a barbor,s
shoP' whore he has opened fashionable and fancy
mar Cutting house-whero he is prepared for nc
co'nmodation. No pains will be spared for nest.
ness comfort and satisfaction, and he returns hi,
sincere thanks TO the public, for their liberal patron
age.
Tho expense bftho polite arts consists In expires.
SION (HHmlef:) this almost magical effect is either
addressed to the eur in modulatcd sounds or 10
inc eye IN shape, colours, attitudes, &c. In tho
original EXPRESSION of nature there is sort of Wild
ness which can only DO removed b. those soliciting
touches OF arii which mpart grace and dignity TO
tho ieata-cs! to mono Of the does this axiom np
ply with greater force titan that of cutting, dress
ing' arranging those liz, trosses with which
nature has decorated the seal of human intellect
Painters sculptors and players arc well aware
tho expression of ovcry different passion dcpends
moro or less on tho arrangement of thu hair. be.
tween which and tho features of the face they al.
ways endeavour to preserve in harmonious Keeping
Ii Is IN acting in strict conformity TO this pfnci.
pie, that the Subscriber gives such universal salts.
faction IN the elegant aft he profSses: that of cut.
ting and dressing the hair. His room is under the
Eagle Hotel, and immediately Opposite to Mr..
Thomas Is Biggers Lottery Office, where he
most respectfully sollcits tho continued fators of
ms Trends. LOMAX u. SMITH.
N IL. Gentlemen who shave themselves by
leaving their Razors there, have them put in the
hnest ORDER. dc l4-d3t&2aw4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
sale Of 100000

FIVE PER CENT. STATE STOCK.
HP1 Authority of an Act of the General Assem-.
ED bly,, passed 9th February last, entitled IAN
Act to amend an Act entitled an Act authorizing
the Board Of Public Works TO subscribe on behalf
of the Commonwealth to the Stock of tho Peters
burg Kali Rond Company" tho President and Di
rsctors of the Board of Public Works, win, ON
Friday, the 2Sth inst at IL o'clock In front of
the State Banks, proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, Certificates Of STATE STOCK, to tho
amount of 10000 dollars bearing an interest of 3
per cent, payable scmi-oui,aally tia 18th janu
airy and 9th July, ut the Treasury OF the Com:
monweai,h. This Stock is irrudeed,abte for 30
years. but Is afterwards redeemable al The pleasure
of the General Assembly.
by order of the Board of Public Works,
do 2O-tds J. BROWN Jr Cd Audi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
NOTICE,

compliance with tho last will and testament of
Joseph Brand, deceased, will 10 suld OH the 29d
Jay OF January, 1883, by his Executors, Tract of
land containing about seven hundred and thirty
a sSfos, lying on Mechunk Crock, Albetnarte county:
me- Terms VIII be three equal payments ono third
ot tho purchase money TO DO paid the first day
OF January. 1894; the second payment on the frs.
1ay OF January, 1885; and the last oil the first of
January, 1856 deed of trust on thu land W in be
.squred TO DO given by The purchaser, and in add.
on 10 this, personal security for tho first pasunt,
AZ inc same time and place. will DO sold, tho resi-
auo OF the estate of tho testator consisting Of ss
.s,si negroes, stock ofvarious kinds-Also. House.
mold and Kitchen Furniture.
mere Will also DO sold at the samo time and place
W inc Executor. in conformity to ths will Of Fan
Srand, deceased, her estate, consisting Of seye.
RAJ Negroes, Stock of various kinds, Household
Snd hitchen Furniture, Planlati Tools. Crops O
oo,n ana Fodder, &c. As to the personal Pro-
por'y, cash will be required for ali sums under
.sh collars; on all sums above. $tO credit, until
tho ir't day of January, 1894, will DO given, the
purShascr giving bond with approved security.
mo sale will continue from day to day until tho
"hois property is disposed Of
THE EXECUTORS
or Joseph and Fanny Brand.
, YIN tho land thore are good buildings, now
narn and Machine; a vein of Limestone run,
'hrough and Crop of Wheat is seeded on it.
= nov 24--lawtds -. r-.r