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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31
"A. B. HaydeM, Dental Surgeon,

"ILL commence his professional visits to AleIan.
w dria on Thursday next, the 18th instant, and
continue them the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month during the Persons desiring his
professional services will please send note to the Bar
Of the City Hotel. juae 12-d2ts eThurstf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
pusLIsHED AVID EMITTED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
FAIRFAX ST., OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.

TsRMs.-DaiIy Paper 50 ner annum. payable half
yearly. Country Peper % per annum. Advertise
nents inserted at the rate Of dollar for the first
three insertions. and twenty Eve cents for every sub.
sequent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c,
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTyBrp

We have put on file Biograpbiea, s.,
OF the HoS. JAMES Barbour, no, :.
course OF publication in the Frederick.Sp,, :,
ma, which we shall take occasion 70 .r..,,ss NJ
our readers at an early day. Its sri,..
ability and candor, and will be found .,. w." W.T.
~ Interesting, % account Of its detail 0t ~
cal facts connected with the mos, ;On...
events which have happened since til. o, r'
ton Of our government. ''"n
Governor Barbour is not, nor does h. a..;
to be, acandldate for any ofice-bu, hi, .,'
are not to be disregarded; and we ,h.,.t a
once state, that when the proper time ar,,.,
shall be prepared to urge the claims of ~.
tinguished Republican for tina, reward ws;' W
due to him. either from the Nation q, l..
Commonwealth. wi
When we publish his biography, the ,,,..
will see that /" we know our man. f''F
Considerable ice was formed in and abo, s.
uelshoorhood on tuesday night.
Stephen G'rard's remains are to be Removed ;.
. vault" IN the premises Of the College which h,,..
his name. and which be SO generously and mo,
heently founded.
The Editor Of the Albany Argus threaten, +,
sue the Editor Of the New York Courier 70, s,,,
der, and the latter dares him to the eucoO,.,
giving notice that he will employ Mr.. Van Bur.,
as his counsel.
Mr.. Aston is about to commence his sre,, Par
Hotel in the city Of New York.
The true and genuine f" Life and CORRESPOND
enee Of Major Jack Downing" is now IN d.
press in Boston, and will shortly be published
The Globe replies to Judge Beverly Tucker.
ietter-but nothing 10 elected. Governor n,
milton, OF South Carollpa, is urged to come OF.
with the "epiderinis" letter Of John Randolph
and probably we shall have it. We again e,ho,,
those who profess To have such respect for Mr.
Rendoiph's memory, to let him lie in peace
Depend upon 1.-THE fact is known--that big
life. character, and conduct, will not bear that
rigid scrutiny which a paper war would brn:
about.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

II Judge Mclean intends to be candidate for
the Presden,Ship, or Il his friends intend to con.
t'nue his nomination, We trust he may be induced
TO resign his seat on the Bench Of the Supreme
Court There are almost lnsuperabIe objections
10 Judge of the Supreme Court being caudi.
date tor political distinction. We are no, mimi.
cal to Judge Mclean, and therefore we urge ,hi;
upon his attention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

We are reminded by our friend Of the Preds.
r'cksburg Arena Of correction we ought to have
made some days ago. We should have spoken
OF Joseph c. CnbeA, EGG. Of Nelson, and NOT Of
General CabelI, in our notice Of the exeriOm
made to effect the James River and Kenash,
Improvement. Mr.. Cabell deserves all praise
Tor his exertions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

therefore, asiamese dealer be inclined to take
advantage Of the above article, he may purchase
goods from foreign merchant, pay his former
debts. and if there be any residue, hand 1t over
to the merchant, who, BY the Treaty, 70 souna 10
give him q discharge! This was explained TO
Mr.. Roberts, and when too late he endesvored
to cancel the clause altogether; but the Slamese
would not yom (consenL) Mr.. Roberts conso'
led himself, however. by saying that another artl
Gle, inserted in the Treaty counteracts the above
which states that the Americans are to enjoy the
same privileges as are granted TO the most favored
nations, and that if a Consul be allowed to reside
at Bankok, from any European nation. excepting
the Portuguese, the Americans will De permitted
to have one also.
Mr.. Roberts was DESTROYS Of inserting in the
Treaty, clause BY which liberty should be gran.
ted to send Consul; but the 'Praklang would
not consent though the King is said to have
told him to agree to it. The Praklang informed
Mr.. Roberts that Captain Burney had asked per-
mission for az English Consul to reside at Ban.
kok, but was refused. How far the Specification
of the phrase " most favored nations"-extends,
is matter Of inquirv; it may be applicable only
with regard to any alteration in duties, though the
article regarding debts would still continue IN
effect.
The Peacock left the Bar OF Siam Tor SInga.
pore, on the 9th Of April, having remained up
wards Of forty days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

Longevity Died, at BraynefeId, in Caro-
line county, on Sunday. Miss CATHERINE RAN.
k1Ns, aged one hundred and nine gears She
was native Of Virginia, and was born near Port
Royal. She distinctly recoIlected the place
where the town was built to have been wilder.
ness. The wars with the Indians at the foot Of
the South Western Mountains we're freshly I'm.
pressed on her memory She recolIect'd with
much force the great excitement in Virginia
which was caused oy Braddock's defeat; while
the war of The Revolution was but an event of
yesterday. She cherished towards England all
the affectonate attachment OF the early colo
nists. and mentioned 1t only BY the endearIng
epithet Of home. 10 the --latest period of her
IL - . Iorai - - .,orn,nns of
England, aud viewed Virginia as sul in State
of rebellion. Her health until the last mon,
was good, her spirits cheerful. and her mind IN
impaired by the pressure Of her numerous years.
Richmond Enq
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

Rumors prevail abroad of the insolvency Of the
Post Office Department We have heard Of DO
thing OF the kind, excep! through the newspapers
which mention the report. "Giye 10 but light
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

We understand that among the official visi-
tors now in this city, are the members Of the
Army Medical Board Of Examination. The
Board, after a tour of inspection along the
thwestern, Western, and SOuthw es ,ern sta.
tons Of nine thousand miles travel, and after
sitting as Boa.d Of Examination at New Or.
leans, St Louis, and New Yok, have been order.
ed to the seat o Government, TO confer with the
Secretary of War and the Surgeon General, on
the important duties which nave occupied them
Tor the last eigh months. The Board consists Of
Surgeon Law sn and Mower, and Assistant Sur.
geon Smith. While the operations of this Board
have had an inAence on the Medical Depart.
ment Of the ARM, primarily conducive to the |
safety, health, I'd comfort Of the brave sol
der and the gaInt officer, it is but an act of
Justice TO their qmanity and professional skill |
to state, that in long course Of their journey
they travelled VIII the pest,lence in the West,
and most assiduasly devoted their able services
10 their fellow eizens
We consider " establishment of the Army
Board Of Medic Examination as highly credi-
table to the iudSeDt and energy Of Secretary
Cass, as its pertuation is certainly to conduce
to the health ansafety Of the army, and to ele.
vate the characr of our Military Medical De.
partmeut.-Nslnt
Mrs. Entwie, formerly great favori.e on
our boards. iDow performing in the Western
theatres, antbears the name Of Crook. She
appeared herat first as Mrs. Mason. Time
must have be lenent with her.-Penn
Capital Tb.-Baltimore City Court has
been engaget,nee Monday morning in the trial of
AurieIa Cha negro woman, charged with the
crime of Willy killing Mrs Elizabeth A. Dur.
kee, wife of Durkee of this city, BY admins.
tering to berison in the form Of arsenic. The
woman was 'ployed a. cook in the Doctors IA.
miy, and tboison was given in a bowl Of soup
which the copad prepared for her mistess,o ON the
Goth Of MaSG Immediately after taking por.
ton Of the 81 Mrs. D. became sick, and declar-
ed tina. she lbeeu poisoned. She fingered for
four or iyeyA and then expired. The woman i
was subse oily arrested, & at the present term
was broupR trial on the charge as above sta. j
ted. AftePstient examination Of the testimo.
nv, the Jur % addressed at length, and with ,
much abilitnd eloqueoce. BY VIM. H. Norris, i
ESQ. on thist Of the State, J. Mason Campbell
and Alex .Oes, Esqs on behalf Of the prisoner,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

Rumors prevail abroad of the insolvency Of the
Post Office Department. We have heard Of 90.
thing OF the kind, excep! through the newspapers
which mention the report. "Giye u but light,
Thursday last was set apart 10 Charleston, S
c. as day Of Thanksgiving and PRAYER. The
citizens Of that place have indeed been highly IA
vored BY Providence, for the las, few years esps.
c'sIIy. 1t has entirely escaped the ravages Of
the Cholera.
The merchants Of Philadelphia have organized
Board Of Trade. It already consists Of h'e
hundred members. Active measures will be Is
ken to increase the commercial prosperity Of that
city.
Speculations are a1oat as TO the Speaker oil Tue
next Congress. Mr.. Stevenson, it is thought
will be sent to England, and his name is not mea'
toned Mr.. Wayne, Of Georgia. Mr.. Polk oil
Tennessee, Mr.. Williams, Of North Carolina
and Mr.. Sutherland, Of Pennsylvania, are sP0'
en- Of a. candidates.
The question 10 often asked, How old IS Hen.
~ CIayl He was born 10 Hanover County, VIZ
GINA. on the 18th April. l777, and is approach
ins his iifty-seventh year.
An association Of literary men Of PhlIadeIp''
has lately been organised, under the title Of NC
American Institute Of Letters. The objects are
10 promote American Literature, aod 'us!a"
authors. David Paul Brown, Esq
las been elected President.
Petersburg Spirit.-Amons the application
which will be made BY the public spirited Pe0P''
# Petersburg to the next Legislature, we observe
he following:-1. An act Of incorporation Tor 10
importing Company on an extensive scale; z. .
Fire Insurance Company; 8. A Railroad to CH!
Point; and, 4. A Rail Road from Watkins PER
r.. on the Roanoke, to Belfeld.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

The true and genuine " Life and Corre.vC,t.
ence Of Major Jack Downing" is now IN d.
press in Boston, and will shortly be published.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-31

Mr.. Astor is about to commence his erea, Par.
Hotel in the city Of New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12
RUBx.IG 3AI.H.

XKTiLL be offered at pubic sale, sn
Wv Tuesday tas 7tA Of Jsnasry, 1884, II
Mr.. william Moore's Eikwood farm, on the
road leading from Haiitown to Shepherds
town, one mile from the former place, the
following property, viz:
Six work Horses, Colts,
Six milch Cows,
One yoke valuable Oxen,
Some young Cattle,
Sixty head Of sheep.
A nunber Of Sows and Gee young Hogs
Two Wagons and one OK Cart,
-Four barshoar, } double, and , siagla shovel
PlOughs, nearly new, and of good e0nstFuetion,
Three Barrows, nearly new,
Sir sets Of wagon Gears,
Six do. plough do. "" "'~'
quantity Of Corn by the barrel,
shoyeis, Forks, Spades, Hoes, and n variety
Of Tools suitable for farm purposes.
A credit Of nine months will be given on
all purchases Of S5 and upwards, tae purcha-
ser giving the usual bond and security. Sale
TO commence early In the day.
Gentlemen who feel disposed TO buy, will
do woil to stteod, as the property must be
sold. SAML l.. DELAPLANH,
WM. MOORE, .9geHt
for WA Hsyman, for part eTihs
shore property.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12


In the Senate, . Message was receiv.
ed from the. President Of the United
States. returning the Land Bill. which
was passed at the last session Of Con.
gress. with his reasons, at great length,
for re/ifsing his assent 10 the - me.
The Message was read at the ICierk's
table. IL expresses, in very strong
terms, the Presidents objections to the
bill.
After the Message had been read,
Mr.. Clay. after commenting upon what
he called the extraordinary course pur.
sled by the Executive on this subject,
concluded by moving that the Mes
sage be laid on the table and printed.
He also gave notice, that he would
on Tuesday next ask leave to introduce
a bill precisely similar to the one which
had just been objected to by the Presi-
dent.
Mr. Benton. in reply, commented
in strong terms on Mr.. Ciay's remarks,
aud indicated the conduct Of the Pres
ident in retaining the bill. After some
other remarks, the message was laid
on the table, and 5000 copies ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Calhoun gave notice, that on
Monday next he would ask leave to
bring in bill 10 repeal the Force Act.
On motion Of Mr.. Wright. q select
committee Of FIVE was appointed To
take the case Of the Rhode Island con.
tested election for Senator under con.
sideration. The following gentlemen
are the Committce-Messrs. Poindex.
ter. Rives, Frelinghuys.n, Sprague,
and Wright.
On motion Of Mr.. Grundy, the Sc
nate adjourned to. meet again on Mon
day next.
La the House OF Representatives. the
case OF the contested election from
Kentucky wac again debated by seye-
raj members. The debate resulted BY
the House, At the instance Of both Of
the claimants, resolving to permit nei
Their Of them to be sworn. and to re.
fer the whole subject to the Committee
on Elections.
The standing rule Of tho House re
lstlve to the appointment Of commit.
tees was 90 amended rs to make the
committee hereafter consist Of nine
members instead OF Eve.
Tie Presidentss Message was refer.
ed TO Committee of the whole House
for Monday next--on which day the
Committees will be announced BY the
Speaker.
On motion, adjourned till Monday
next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12
PUBLIC SALE.

The Hbseviber tciu ,H, on TRursdav the 26k
day ~ DseeHsbey, 1893,
"A the house of Jsfnes w. RELY, IN the
"A county OF Jefferson. about two miles
north OF Thomas Sewers tavern, paFt Of the
personal property Of George Reilly, deceased,
consisting Of
One first rdfc Brood Mare,
Some good Beds and BeddinR.
HOusehOid and Kitchen Furniture.
e. IIc will hire the servants belonging In
the estate At the same time and plsce, con
sisting Of some 6Fst-Este farm hands two or
three girls, md one woman. IL n rogue sted
that thoss persons that hired them for the
present year. will return them add comply
With the terms % their bOaIs. . also have
foe hire tSo black girls between the age Of
~ and rs years.
u u requested that all those Indebted o.
the estate will make payment IS soon - pos
sibls; snd ali parsons having eIsis,s against
the estate, will please 20 present them.
q. -. HARRISON, .94.sT.
valley MiII. Frederick Coz.
December IA t111
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12
Negroes for Hire

WILL hire at public hiring, on Saturday
inc ssth inst. at Bunkers-Hill, abou, ri(,y
valuable NEGROES, con,is,ins of Men. We
men, Boys and Girls. The hiring will com.
mence ut IL O'Clock.
Some ofthe above negroes having been fire.
qucn'iy imposed upon in regard 10 clothing
no clothing will be received except such rs
are called Tor in the bond. Those persons
who hired last year, will please To be prepar-
ed, on the day Of hiring, TO take up their bonds
as no indulgence will be given.
SAMUEL CAMERON, Guardian
Dec. 5, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12

The Speaker then laid before the
Iiouse the Report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury on the subject Of the re.
moval OF 6e deposites; the Report Of
the Secretary Of the Navy; the Report
Of the Treasurer Of the United States.
and report on the cultivation Of the
Sugar Cane.
The House then adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12

VNVHE subscriber Is receiving and opening
II handsome assortment of
my Goods, Groceries, ZINES, Candies.
Fruits, Medicines, Paints, &c. &c.
ana requests his friends and the public gene
rsuy, VINO may want any thing in his line, to
gave him call. He is determined to sell on
as good terms az HE neighbors.
All kinds Of country produce, Except pro-
Fnlses,) taken In exchange for Goods at fair
prices. Solvent paper taken also; and the
highest price will be given for clean linen
and cotton RAGS, if delivered At his store
IN thls month. JOHN n. HAYDEN.
Bolivar, Westinghouse. ,
Dec. 12, lS33.--3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12

virtue OF deed Of trust, executed and
- duly recorded on the 2Oth September.
1870 by Benjamin Beclcr. TO the undersigp-
od' rs trustee, to secure the payment Of sun
OF money therein mentioned, 10 bc due Jane,
Roper, ! will offer at public auction, o. Fri
ssy 'hs s.h day Of December nsrf. before tho
aoor OF Dc'aPianes Hotel, in Chsrlestown,
'o' ready money, certain piece or parcel OF
LAND,
IN Jefferson county, containing shout SIXTY
ACkES, part Of a larger tract on which saif
Beeler then resided, lying on the north .ide
OF the rosd from Charlestown TO Dowpey,.
miii' and adjoining the lands Of John Moore.
Soorse E'cheibcrger, &c. The boundaries
VIII DC particularly sbewn on the day Of sale.
THOMAS GRiGGs. Jr.
nov ~, 1888. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12
PRIVATE SALE

VIE subscriber will sell, at private sale
The FARM upon which Jacob Benper
now resides, and lying on the waters of the
Potomac river, and adjoining the lands of
Adam Moier. deed, George Reynolds and
others, containing about
371 I-2 .Zrres,
n large proportion Of which is IN fine thriy-
ing Timber. The improvements are a COM
Portable Log D~siiias, Largo Barn, &c, with
4 he'er-iaiiing spring convenient 10 the house
There - on tins farm an elegant Apple Or
chard, with other fruit trees There Is Ike
wise upon the river bank quarry OF lime
stone, the lime Of which Is superior TO anv
made IN this ncighborhood. Persons wishing
IN purchase, will apply to VIM. c. Brien nj
The Anti-Eatam Works, or the subscriber in
Frederick County, Md.
Terms will be made TO suit purchasers.
JOHN BRlEN.
DEC. IL. 1a33.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12

10 ONO. on tl,c itI of Oc,olcr Isst after an III
ness 81 hyc days, Sir. soLSNOH HlsEErr, Tor
'",ilt a This eonnty.
q. ~ u. Augustine, On the Dab ult. TaoNas r.
~ Ai""r' E~l.. District Attorney e tie Uniptd
.'ei Tor o. fasicru District IL Virginia, aHdI
10 ~, s'n 81 COi. iAvsoa RnrfOot, az Chester
81 ,'F'ias,Tg. Ia, on "wednesday evening the
= uh ut, zgrd 81. Nrs. Mt6V NVotF. eooa5rt a
''.orgc Noif. Peg, Governor az Pcnnsy isasia.
~ liinrasiay ihe 2sth ult.. NJ has AT IN Fem
t'f e,sifiy' sgoi sboa - year.. JoHs MAa-
ILL w. third sou u tsc Chief justice a. de-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12
Negroes for Hire.

w Ill. be hired, for the ensuing year On
" Friday the 9th Of zhi, month. Al ia
ziefeld, number Of Men, Women. and Bo,,
Bond with approved security will be REQUIRED
for the hires. ANNE EIINTrp
Dec. -, 1899.
S1Those who hired the Slaves for the las,
year, Will DC pleased To return them nj Christ-
mas, according TO the terms OF their bonds.
ven COINED = expected they will take
up their bonds at the same time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12
RuREsR0 RAE.R.


ENHE undersigned, having determined ia
n suspend his farming operations, will offer
for sale, NJ public ssetIon, at his Mill, mites
east of BattIetown,
On Monday the 23d December, inst. }
All his Stock, Farming Uten-
sis, &c.
Ceasisfiag o. Dsyf Of
AS@S% 20 Z1ZSE2.
Among which are several Thoroughbred
Colts and Fiiliss, ssd tborougk-brsd Brood
Mare, 10 foal By Belts inausiry.
sabOsSG 80 heGSg 81 stock
CATTLE,
90 of which are Steers, among which are
q haif-bred Durham BULL and uEtFER;
About so fine SHEEP.
Fifteen fine Eatted, snd fe, Steel HOGS.
Also, 100 barrels q CORR 10 the crib.
Two hse " agons,--0re Cart,
And lots o. Pioughs, Harrow. Scythes,
Cradles, Rakss, Hoes, snd many other ar
tielss.
Tevzs Of sals-Ths Corn win b. sod Tor
Casa. Upon az other articles, q credit 81
nine 1onths will b. Eivsn, the purchaser Civ
sng bod end approved security. sale 10
eomusnes s.siy 10 ne day.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
Dec. 5, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12
LAND EOxR 8Ax0,

| q S94 &S&4&A&8R
| AT AUc2JON.
WILL sell. to the highest bidder, az tho
COURTHOUSE in CH.9RLESTOW.S..
on .Mo1SD.if the l6th Of DECEMBER, my
FARM.
AZ present in the occupancy Of James Coates.
containing 1e1 ACRES, more or Ie.s, " ing
10 Frederick county, Va, on the main road
leading from WinehesteT TO She pherdstown,
near Vim. Stephensen's store. About ono
DALI OF THIS tract Il IN pine and oak timber--is
well watcred. has 30 or 30 acres Of meadow
ground, and The whole sold nasursI To- xyass.
which make u very desirable farm for graz
inGte The hne pine and white oak timber,
rene4ss y, aiso, worthy the attention Of coo.
tractors On the Rsil-Road, as sImost say aaan
tfy either for saving OF other purposes. will
% found convenient. Tsy7as-One half or
TIE purchase money n hand, and the residue
10 II months-the deferred payment TO be-
secured by n deed og trust on the land.
chaser.
Alse, st the same tinss, enc ether TRACT.
adjoining the seove, containing 10a Aeres,
lying on the same road, asS o. Opeouor
Creek. Fifty or sixty acres ars 10 pine end
oak timber, % or IS acres Of prime bot
tom, on the creek, and soHe good meadow.
and more nay be easily made The improve
mems, COED dwelling house and kitchen.
One OF the Purest white sulphur springs in
Virginia, ~ on this tract. within miles II
Winchester and Of SmiIh6eld. and directly
on the stage road. This oprlng - much re-
sorted 10, and wOuld be muek usogs 80. IL i'm
Proyements were made Tsras--Ons half
OF the purchase money in hand, and the ba-
lance IN twelve fsonihs--the purchaser giving
deed OF trust on tho premises, TO secure
me deferred payment general warrastso
deed viii be made 10 the purchaser.
Also, AZ tho same time, one other TRACT,
containing $50 Acres, lying IN jefferson eoun-
", on the road leading from the White House
TO Locks Ford, on 10 Montgomery tavern.
aud within or 5 hundred yards Of the con-
temPlated Rail Road. I'D Joining the land
Sheroon William Riley resides, the line eosn-
mencing ~ q stone IN the vest end of RilST'a
lane, running with the main road and Riley's
line, and north with the road 60 snisbhsld
snd kilsy's line 10 John Weish's liss, thence
west with Wslsh's line, thence south 90 Jor-
dams corner, which forms thi. Tract Into an
obioog square. One half y clothed in 6ns
timber Of oak &c and u . tract Of One, rich,
level, limestone lard Tsysss--Ons half OF
the purchase moaey m hsBd. and the residue
IN ore yeaF--the purchaser 20 give . deed Of
trust on tho land, 20 secure the deferred pay
meat.
The subscriber viii shew Tie lan,ia 10 thoaa
wishing 10 purchase, u application ha made
previous 70 the day Of sale. My Fesi8eoea
= on The nam road lsa5inK from aaithfrId
70 Winchester, aboja Tires sales from eha
former place.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Nov %, Is93.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-12

NsE slaves hs'eagiss 3 As ss,sss Of
=. sealsnss sssssr, deed win - hired Tor
Char'essown, 90 Tsssdsy ths Slss Doceober.
1888, between The hosrs q IL o'ejock. a. ~
and =, ?. -. Persoss who hired he -
slaves last year, will return then % shas dsv
properly clothed; when due attendance viii
DC given by the subscriber.
JOHN r. HAYDEN, .fdnr
Dec. ~, 1898.