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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. "a. C. }

ARRIVED. MARCH &c,
Brig John Laird, Wilson, N. ballast and
hides to NJ. Miller & Son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-28

EAi"t's Pocket Almanac. and
.4,anual Register Of the Federal & State Colts;
CONTAINING also an account Of the Bank Of the
" United States, the Mint, Ministers, Consuls and
South American Independent Governments and Rulers;
Government o Great Britain, British Colonies In the
West Indies, Canada, &c Governments OF Ireland and
Frsnce; reigning sovereigns in Europe, Analysis Of
the Presidents Message, and the Congressional Direc-
Tory for 1889, &c. sc, For sale by
mar g r. kENNoOf'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-28
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Co"per's Shop. Nnrses, Carts,

Co"per's Shop. HNrses, Carts,
DRiYS Se.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me by Jno.
ID w Brker, bearing date the 18th day Of March.
1882 shall sell, on MONDAY tive 9th day Of April next,
at 10 O'clock, A. N. a. said Bankers Cooper Shop,
near The old Diagonal Pump his entire stock Of
Tools. Shop Fixtures
Stock ut Timber on hand
Empty Barrels, Kegs, &c
And on the day, in the Afternoon At O'Clock.
on the Fish Wharf, subject to deed Of trust executed
to Augustine Newton for the benefit Of Il. 4 w Ram
say
IL booths. or tenements, which rent annnu.
ally for more than $500
excellent dray horses
4 carts, and gear complete
dray with do do
8 saddles and brides, Gc. 5e.
Terms at Sale. GEO. WHITE.
mar Is Saw 10d Sdts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-28

Fruit, Wine. & Tea.
~ OR. casks sweet Malaga wine
~ Is cstty boxes imperial tea
50boXes bloom raisins
Is do bunch do
25 do muscsteld DO
Landing from schr. Dunton e Son, and for sale by
mar % \ S. H. JtNNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-28
To Rent,

To NeNt,
-. THR DWELLING HOUSE situated
~ on the north side of King, above Colum 10
ASss street, and next adjoining J. & J. Douglas
Rs4 warehouse, on the west, and now in the oceu'
pxncy of Mr.. Thomas Jourt also,
The DWELLING HOUSE on Water street,
one square north Of the late Henry Nckolsons bake
house. now in the occupancy of Nr. Robert Conway.
Possession of either on LIST April. Enquire of
ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
msr 12-dtlA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-28
Names ). GuMneM, M. ID.

DENTIST,
III sPECTFULLYinf the citizens and visitors
ID of Alexandra that he may be consulted at MI.
II. Caeett's Hotel on the first and third WIDsKsDAy
in every month, from O'Clock n until 2PM.
Auetters addressed to DIR G at his Office bet xeen
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, left at VIZ Chgstps Hotel. Alex.
an ria. will be punctualIy attended to.
ian 1:-eNU
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-28

Were it possible to lead men FROM the consider.
alton of partzan politics, and operate upon their
reasons and judgments apart from the influence
of party feelings, we should not hesitate in pre-
dieting. and confidently too, the election of Mr..
Sergeant by the people. Unfortunately, how
ever, this cannot be done, and we must take the
chances under all the circumstances of the case.
There are many honest voters however, out Of
the reach of party machinery. upon whom the
screws cannot be placed, and by these the rela-
tive claims Of Mr.. Sergeant and Mr.. Van Buren,
will be examined. Their decision may be relied
on, as the opinion Of men acting and thinking
only for the good Of the country.
MIR. Carey will, in few days, publish pam
phlet on the Tariff question, being an inquiry
whether an amicabIe arrangement is not practi-
cable between the friends and enemies of the Ia
riff, and the suggestion of plain, simple aud ra-
tional plan Of compromise, whereby Cancellation
may take place. without any material injury to
the manufacture interest. and yet the objec-
,ions of the nuilhers, who really wish the per-
manence of the Union, may be obviated."
A letter dated Washington, and published in
the New York Advocate, says" Letters we're
received to-day from Governor Lumpkin, by Sc
veral of the Georgia Representatives on the sub
ject of the decision and mandate Of the Supreme
Court. The Governor declares that he shalt con-
tinus to enforce the laws Of the; state of Georgia
any law, decision, mandate, Or procedure OF the
Federal Government to the contrary, notwith-
standing. He had not yet heard from Judge
Dousherty, upon whom the mandate was served,
but he will refuse to discharge the missionaries,
even should the Judge issue habeas Corpus for
that purpose. He will also proceed to survey
the territory Of the Indians, aud to distribute
their lands, BY lottery, among the citizens of
Georgia, according to the law Of Georgia. He
is, he says, sustained in this course by the
thorites, and by the people of Georgia"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
TIE PAPER SYSTEM

=, HHts'- fhs Savannah HsorEian
6ta. .ntns says Among the many transfers o
= htls D. ihs falriae ones after tho thnre
s. ii. tolloaine, which We have on The outhont,
q. H.. rson living IA, AZ the spot person ~ 'ie
ar,a.,,1 county bad hctween two and three thou
and dollars IN these blls when he got n letter an
nouneing the failure or intended storpage. tie nm
medlaely hired person to ride express INTO Ten
nessrc TO buy up u $ Bank notes al any premium
" thou. telling Inn what had occurred The a.
,,ri iot the wnotc OF al a moderate discount and
On hls wav back he met the news of the failure
= hen he reinvesled the capltal excepting about
s,sj nsaip al a discount OF over % per cent Re
f,gainr 10 his CONSCIENTIOUS employer, the faithful
,ewafd sad la bdla were somehow IN had odor
nd he eouldeaiy purchase 500 and thus he pock
t, sen, ,eh or nine hundred dollars by hIs lnse
uity.
= 5,rc the news Of the failure were generally
#.ssso n The upper country, debts were pad TINT
Hst4ta.d nj wen desperate property was
10. ~ .a, oefir- though estrayngent negroes
- air. rs l.Iug easy of tfansicr, sold exceed
eog Do,L binong IN sc frands were some truly
3sr .ng casrs q Individual Suffering and ever
,aN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
PIE STATES.

hc"i-ckg.-A letter from keni.cky to the Ed
tors of,he National Intelligence, expresses full
assurance ofsnaccss to the Ga ,axe, in the ap-
preaching canvass. Kentu a. Gays the writer
is entirely safe, and state The Is, rom NOS, a.
tive and searching organizatio7, which we have
now fully mstured.-Daniel's district will be tic,
II 1t docs give US small majoriy. Daniel &C
ting with us, might and mar MIR. Daniel was
formerly warm JackSonian, and MS district has
heretofore gwen large major,ig to that party,
Os'o.-Our friends need not be aispri,ed at Inc
result OF the Gubernatoral election in Ohio Mr.
Lyman the Anti Masonic candiia, evidently run
tar behind the strength Of the An.i-J jackson party
IN that State, This fact is proved by the uggre-
gates OF the strength of parties as indicated by the
Congressional elections Notwithstanding tie
Jackson party succeeded in eecsins II and the cla
party only of their candidates for Congress, tha
returns exhibit the blowing results:
For the Jackson candidates, 81 ,5j9
For the Anti-Jackson 60. G606
Majority for the latter 1898
ueorg'a.-The following is tn. aggregate vote
Tor the several Congressional candidates in IS Of
inc counties of Georgia, being all exccp. two
me first named nine gentlemen are elected:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
MONU NENT TO ALEX AMBER.

We 1dverted few days since 10 the gigantic I'M.
dertaking conceived by Nicholas the Emperor Of
oil The Russias, of erecting massy column Of IRA
mite in one of the public squares of St Petersburg
TO the memory of his brother the late Emperor Al
cxander. This is undoubtedly the most slupcn-
dous undertaking OF the present oge--and none but
nonssch who possessed an unex hausied treasury.
and who welded despotic power, would for mo-
mens entertain the idea Of executing such magns-
t7cent prJcc,.
A letter ffum iiiend in $, Petersburg furi,lsl,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
s. =. FITI;EI-Drsr,sr,
Sept, e7

~ Ne i M p''f'si,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
nU Lynchbnrg that he expects to spcnd a few
days in their town on his return from the Springs,
abou, tho 18th Of Sept, As he is a stranger tU
mos Of the ci,rzcus, he submits the following lctte,
fsem DR. Samua! Jucksnn, Of Philadelphia To DR.
A Pesbey Of New Orlenn.
Piad9rtpkie, Der ~, 1890
~. A Peybey-Dear Sir | take the liberty to
introduce tn your acquaintance am friend DR. IS.
Fitch, who will VISIT New Orleans Dr. Fitch is
regularly educated as n practitioner of Medicine
Is a very intelligent and well informed gentleman,
and has devoted his attention chiefly to Dental Sur
gery, on which subject be has written an excellent
work The visit OF DR. Fnch is entirely profess
| snnal; and my services vou can render him vii
| be esteemed "A favor by your oh'slcn, servant,
"SAML. JAcKSONu
Also, c,py of n letter from the Hon BENJAMIN
W Richards, Mayor the city Of Philadelphia, {,
Edward York, Esq OF New Orleans;
| wv Detg Sig-rhe bearer of this ~ well cd
ncated and very respectable Dentist, who has foI
SEINE years past practiscl very successfully in oul
city. He rs young gentleman ofexcclcnt char
acter, aud have reason to believe of more thar
ordinary skill IN his profession, You may safely
recommend him, and YOU will obllac me by permit
ting HIM to rc'es 10 you, II necessary. am, very
truly yours, b w RICHARDS"
! To EDwARn YoRH Eso.
" Farafod bg pr s s FIFTH
Philadelphia, Dec IL, 1880
yvF PRlCES-pnc Dollar for each operation
exclusive o. gold, Which vii be set arate charge
r. RsfrrUros IN LIN tbnrg-Col Lanshotnc
Car, O;ey YIN bailey and Alexander Tonp
kins, Esqrs
Aug 30 ,oS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

.tames Rlrer and Kanarhe Improvements "A
population from several of the neighboring coun
tires Interested In the James River and Kanowhd
Improvement arrived IN tins place, Two three
dnys ngo for the purpose OF endcayorng to impress
upon our t.lloW-citizcns the Importance of contI-
buting their aid in uftherance of tho scheme Of in
tcrnal improvement. projected las. winter by the
Legislature A meeting Of the citizens was held
on Tuesday afternoon last, to take tho subject into
consideration and resolution was adopted nuthor-
rizing the appointment Of a committee TO wait upon
the delegations from those counties, and to confer
with them in relation to the contemplated improve
ment, with instructions to report the result of their
conference to subsequent meeting. The com
ni,co consists of Messrs John "a. Warwick,
Chiswell Dabnsy, Henry Davis, Wm Daniel jr.
Christopher Anthony Elijah Fletcher, Albon Me
Daniel, Smlthson n, DAVIS, Patrick Ii. Cobell
Alexander Ligsat,, Ammon Hancock, VIM NJ
Rivcs, and William Morgan On yesterday NOR
ming the committee me, the gentlemen composing
tho Delegation, and they will report to he NEE ing
to be held tsts dfternoo@. II IS II subject of such
vast importance TO the people OF this place, that we
hope to see g.nesal turn out.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
-, .,.s SOM. dSa,i, resvec,as tins monument,


~ n NAY be- iHsfres..ns - or tsfdefs.
he 4i5r0.nslf=z Niii T. = fsews-
Platform Of ,ifsaas, with ase s.ls, ting Fec,
Pedestal and Base 80
The sheii SIN IL block o. Granite II
rhr Capital, SURROUNDED with CO.
luss4l statue OF Alexander 10
ii eight q. the n,nnunehi leo
IT, epormon. mass of fosk intended FOR the
sLaa. N its roash state nearly % feet loag, and
wetebinc raaft II "a million Of pounds was, nj
r., lmns,s, Iabaif riycn from tho rofh Of which II
fsrn.e n pat II was then roughly fashioned and
qaf X conveyed on rollers to the water side, where
! q nl5lo h h n built, with basin IN lie must,
sufficiently areeto contain The enormous fat bot
,nn1el yo5,d y hch hal hesa parposoy constructed
10 receive 4 GA acak aud transport il from finlhnh
IL 81 pe,ersbata when safety embarked f'rac
steamers towed the vessel through the Gulf Of Fin
and n the metropolis where arrived snie and
vas ian IL On the quog 1t was expected to be
conveyed on a. ncllneI plane 10 its place of desi
nation md paecd on the sealiol1ing % feet square
and . nst high, from whence II was proposed to
! erect It
This last operation" soys tie Journal du Com
merce. more difficult than my Of those which
have preceded II, will be particularly interesting
! Nearly Urn ihon'dnd men will be employed ut The
same time, and coniormably TO the orders OF bis
Majesty the Emperor, none bu, those veterans,
(veux braves) who have served under the orders Of
the deceased w,ll be permitted to assist IN erecting
the monument, which IL designed to pcrpetno,o his
nnmr
The llth day Of September, the Jo"' DE- fei' Of
ST Alexander, was the day appointed ior the c!eva
lion of this tremendous block Of granite which
when beautifully polished (and the granite of that
country is suseep.ibi' Of Ms fine polish as TIC Pa
ran marble u estimated to weigh upwards OF
900 900 pounds, or 400 tons
Ereker Nelrs Letter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

H,lesale Emigrai,os Stuttgart Uniycr.
- -;4zeue OF Sept. ID, announces that plat Is in
3 o5ross IN the south west of Germany, to make
up State and ship !, the United States, t. be
c,nle t~eatyhith member of the Conicdcracy
Tn following a"lcc OF the project appears IN tia,
puhaca' ION According TO accounts from he south
ives, Of Germany, a society ofllberal men ATE or
gan'ziag g,thd plan for emiAraung 10 North
Amsrica u" emigration has hitherto been Pre-
carious because 1t did not rest on any solid iourd,
ton, and Lr.Ans0 L.c means were not concentrated
But now s a'.i cot as the object IS to form a
\ u Grraatg = yoni The ocean, winch is To re-
ceye al rose whose 'opes ard CLAIMS to ,,otrty
and rlsht ar' disappointed N GA Germary. In
order l. he i.nti,a ,nto The CONFEDERATION u TIE
United States Of America, the law requires the
number Of free inhabitants about IS wears of age.
10 ne $1,000. 900 without distinction of age
Eds. and hs number is To BE- assembled before any
further measures can be iaken. Many of the Ger
mans established n North America will ioia their
countfymeni md the plan Is SO popular in Germany
that scarcely any doubts entertained OF its being
successful.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
LYNCiiBUnG. nov. !, 1892.
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
TOM UJEIINf,

The Citizens ofLynchburg are respectfully re-
questcd 10 assemble, at The Franklin Hotel, THIS
EVENING, ut huff past } O'clock b. consider the
expediency ofunl,ing With Other portions of the
Commonwealth, in furiherlns The projected scheme
Of Internal mpfovemep, between the Eastern and
North western boundaries OF tho State. full state
men Of the probable advantages Of this scheme and
OF It's vast importance IN the future prosperity eflhe
Commonwealth, may be expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
WAsHrMoTo n HOTEL,

Situated third street. near the centre Of the bus
mesa and population Of tbs Town OF Lynohbur busi-
ho respectfully informs his itienth, and the pub
lie generally, that he hss spared neither pains NOR
expense in fitting up and furnishing the House and
Stables in the best Mariner His Table ind Bar
Will be furnished with thu very best that the
ket will supply-llis Stables will bs always well
stocked with provisions, and under the super'ntcp-
dence of the most careful Osters order, attention
and rutcacs3 will Tvs strictly observed towards
every guest IN every department and his charges
will be moderate, The subscriber confidently
therefore, asks the patronage Of both travellers aud
citizens, having determined IN keeping, in every
respect, a FIRST RATE HOUSE
A. HATCHER.
Sept, g7 6wlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

Sc-ae alth BdAh afiis Bal Are.-- When
nur truops charged the enemy in Their dehlcs
near the Bank of the Mississippi men, women
and ch,ilroa, were sean miSel together, IN snch n
manner as 10 ronderu d.iheuit xiii one and save
lir other 4 yoapS sguaw of ablu, 10 siond IN the
grass 4, a lori distance from cur line, holding her
Little "a IA her arms, about years old Wms
,ba ,,,uiiog apparently unfonccrncd aball struck
ac ttaM arm af the ch Id above the ehow shnttcr
x ,hc Don passed 10 The breast of It's young moth
- winch instantly ielled her TO the ground. She
aplot nc child edd confned II 10 thu ground nj
Dur,ng the whole battle this BABE was heard
sron ami cali Coz rclIct bn, none had time to ,f-
att When, however the Indians had rctreHted
'yo'n that spot and the battle had nearly subsid d
=, Anderson, of the L. :. Army, went to the 'o,'
an1 TOOK tom unler ,he j iad mother he, wounded
daughter, aud brought II to the place W had select
j TOR 81 sical eii II WINS soon ascer,ainod that
.. agmmnst COME of, aad the operation Wis por
-,.n wilaan. drawing tear or shriek 'he
er'i a eatng piece Of hard bl.scat during
coz. aHon 1t vas brhusht 10 fs,r, Ia
= ,+r nd we learn that II has neatly recovered
svas among the many scenes calculated tc
.,,e 81 a sympathctc tear ior hannah misery
NtAols GlleHiGu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

'"essfs. Wayne, Wilde Gilmer, Clayton, fcs-
ter, Gamble and Jones are Of the Troup party and
Mcssrs Schley and Coffee of the Clark party.
r'"'''ncatlon appears not to have been test ques
"o''-'our ofthe gentlemen elected belonging 70
'""' party and five being opposed to it. The two
lowest candidates on the lis, were the most decided
Nq'lifyers in the State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

piais p-al@sg--Wc ras5aFe by the sa'-ou'y
..,,r,, tina, The fliends ol he i"'aa hefe In IL
,,..,iny IN Burke coaely. North Carolina, Al when
,,u,b elo1nrnce sas DISPLAYED ME- Carson alone
advocated notification When lie to1k his seat.
David Baker. Esa Gevsntoaary soldier, vencf'
-hle ior his aye and uu6enishcd character rose
with etaf IN each hand 10 SUPPORT his seilef .os
e. ~, and rrqnes,ed permission To address 'c"
lis % hts fellow .citzens After promising in''
vas nrubably ihe oldest man 40 The house Ff
wen, on to say ihst he enlisted under ash'h I'on'
=, the fra, rea,imeh, ,aised IN Virginia, IN lie b'
GINNING Of our Revolutionary struggle AMI atcr
other rem arlss he added that 10 those days lh'ie
were men VINO attempted TO resist the ln@s ut men
G.y-raanent and they were publicly tarred ANA
eastt.g.d and continued thu venerable old pniti'
-reh ~ tea,fs II siaV opme II ita' Arr when
= .e. Uttered lhB whole audience 80 y by one
impulse united 10 a at deataning applause ana
hs old vetcrea sal down, amdst the enthusiastic
-se.rs NJ HISS felpw.ciilsens \. C. Spectator.
~ NcDufilc IN ono II hs late furious haranynes
eaulh Gamma, where he was endeaso''ng
an The la pFie up, resistance, IS shtd to have
i hat death was a mste circumstance, ana
E, .sl,rr haapaned l'ue sooner or lutte later
r. ,f-, .pafh matter This rs quite ph'lo'
i. NIT s9efc cfcHmsfaHet, however Is Il
Is a.f 80, ao~l people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

.>xh~.s-The necrle o. Nichisan have Do
,erw;ess by vote no, to 'ase W. The f.ta ,'F
80. ,c,vsrh sssnn,ing Il. fass ola STATE l"'
De,roi, paper attributes this decision to an 'p''o-
h.n,;on Ina, the making of a STATE ofefih''n'
,,,u,a Increase The taxation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
SELECTIONS,

a.po,n,ss.ssy Ne Pnassai --Benjenm Z"
~, II Of Pennsylvania, 10 he Attorney 81 The un"
a, states sx The Western District "i PennsS''''
MA. vice George w. Buchanan, deceived
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

..rtr , YIN Henry Graves, faf some
f. m'.ly Of Dcuoi',M 7. was
-. va ,e 5.,iay lsth by Nj M',hell, who
- ,.rn snort nm n the city. The perpcua,or
.ffhs.c' mil. no allomp, At escape, and was cfc'
4,n p,,ou committed TO Prison
~ Lonis Times Aug -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
New YoaH, October u

INV IUNh, E7NTV'I
n ana ott.f Cifs The number Of deaths m
his nv iuems hc last week was SiEkrY- rom =
la ~ icss ih4a iHsHiNih Il the number per week
when tive Cholera was nj its height, and less by
y nan ,ae aseresc weekly numbct during the
zaaf 1871 efa.s, u deaths, II were by holcr".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

-,oor. aflntrments cor the city Of Salt-
fr ~ isst week, mrntons 25 deaths from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
EDUCATION.
Oct IS

VIE Winter Session eftae subscribers Scaool,
u ~tH begin on Thursday the first day of No
cs,ase,' -. W-M. S REID
h.e&21 rs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-28
HNSWGbEe FSeEyS FEsd Personal
Estate SyE .EezCffDs,

HBURSUANT to a decree Of the Superior
n Court of Law and Chancery, for the Coun-
ty OF llenricO, pronounced on the cath day of
January, 1882, in the cases of Robinson vs.
lIalIam, and the Farmers Bank VS.. the same
and o. an amendment thereto, made on the day
thercafter-we shall las Commissioners for
that purpose, appointed by said decrccl offer for
sale, at public auction, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on Tuesday. the irsr
day of May, I832, at the hour Of II O'Clock, A.
NJ all that Tenement in the CITY of Richmond,
called and known by the name Of the Eagle Ho-
tel the Tenement next below the EARLE Hotel
together with the Rooms ever an Arch adioln-
ing the said last mentioned 'Cencmcnt-uud
he Tcncrn ut next above The SAID Eagle Ho
tel, comprchendIng ali The ground heretofore
conveyed to Edward Ildllam, by Jno. Il. Esmc-
nard d wife, being The real property conveyed by
the several Deeds of Trust mentioned in sarG
decree; and immediately thereafter, we shall, in
like manner, offer for sale, oil The Personal Pro-
pcrty now remaining, which was conveyed BY
the Deed Of Trust Of the 9th December, 1918.
executed ty said Hafam to VIM. Iav, jr. and
WIN. Mupford, Trustees, &c, which Deed con-
veys the following Slaves, TO wit: Ben, Peter.
DIlly, Tom, LavInia, and her child, Albert, also
Dolly, and ch'ldren-togethcr with fifty Beds,
Mattresses, Bcdsicads, pnd Furniture complete
SAMUEL r. PULBTAM.
THOS. D. CARTER,
ma Leo tds Commissioners