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By the ship Virginia, Captain Trask, " we have , received Vera Cruz papers to the 10th Nov. inclusive.
 Gen. Pedraza, who had been invited by santa Anna to return from the Uni tsd States and assume inc admnistra- ton Of the government. arrived at ye.
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SUPREME COURT AND THE CHE.
 lSttiaEisS.

siaeGh, Gf0. .sor. 5J.
 Elr. Elisha i4. Chester, Counsel fur the 1hefekees, lias notified the Go,era. or that application would be made to the Supreme Court ofthe United States, at Us session, on he 3d day oi Eebru- afi, 1853, to issue further process 10 carry into effect its former judgments and decIces, rendered in certain cases, wherein ;. 4. Worcester ard EIeazer Butler are considered plaintiffs in error. vs. the state oi Georgia, defendant in error. The Governor yesterday com. manisased tiie notice 10 the Legislature. expressing the same unequiyocal resist ahce to this usurpation of sovereign Irights, as he has heretofore recommend ed, and repeating ilis same deternina- ton 10 resist 1t to the whole extent Of his authority.
 The communication of the Governor was referred 10 the joint committee oil the state of the Republic.
 Gcorgfa. The Anti-NuIliEeationIle- solutions of Mir. Ryan, offered in the House of Delegates of Georgia, have been finally adopted in that House 97 to y, with another resolution offered by Mir. Bates, in the following words, which was carried by vote of lO2to 5I--
 Resolued, That we abhor the doctrine Of Ratification, as neither peaceful nor constitutional remedy; but, oniae contrary, as tending to civil commotIon and elsunion; and while we deplore the rash and revolutionary measures re- gently adopted by Convention ol fine people of South Carolina, We deemls paramount duty 10 warn our fellow. citizens against adopting her misehleS- .ous policy.
 1he sait naanmacture.-About l0,0UV feet have been added to the Salt mants factories in this country during the pro sent year. The whole number Of feel now amounts 10 about I,425,000. The average quantity Of Salt manufactured to the thousand feet is jess during iilf present season, than in the preceding The whole amount made in this country during the year 1882 is not materially different from 35s, ,250 bushels.
 A steamboat, the DaDil P,.osun. i runaing as Il packet between New yoN and Charleston, $. (.
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FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


 By the packet ship Roscoe, Captain Rogers, London papers of the 23d of October, and Liverpool of the 24th, have been received at New York.
 GRE. GRE. T BRITAIN
 DiGic1lfies udhthe Eagllsh soidiery.-- \ letter f.om Norwich, (ang.) of Oct. i9, says:
 "You may possibly have heard. thro' some of your ordinaty or extraordinary channels Of Information, of what has been gong on here amongst the militia ". Great uneasiness, lean assure you. IS felt in the barracks. X spirit of IF subordination, in which political feeling has been mixed up, has shown itself q mongst the troops. A considerable number are in conhnement, and a court martial will speedily be held, with, l fear, fatal results. Considerable pains are taken at present to conceal tlse facts, but you may rely upon what tell you
 The Magistrates of Bristol were about to be brought to trial for conduct, in connexion with the riot of last year. About l50 witnesses had been subpoena
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1t has been confidently affirmed, by a party in whom we place fnll reliance, that the French fl ct, under the com mand of Admiral Villeneuve, will join the English fleet at Spithead on Thurs day next.-Comser.
 The following Is an extract from a Rerlinletter of Oct. I5:
 Itissaid that Prussia, in concert with Russia, has caused a formal protest to be made by its Ambassador, Baron Van Werthers at Paris, against the march of any French troops into Belgium.
 PORTUGAL.
 There seems to be no later news from Portugal, and wearc in doubt, amount ing nearly to skeptcism, respecting the victory ot Sartorius. Aletter from Vi go, received in Parison the 20th of Oc- tober, dated the Sd, 4th, and 9th, re- ports the arrivalofthe Migueliie squad ron, and after it Satorius, who has been we'll received, in consequence of an ex- press from the Government, with orders that both squadrons should be treated on equal terms. Consequently, Sarto- rius catered the port on the 9th, with 9vessels of war and steamer, and ran Iged them at the entrance of the port. The Migaeiites, who were to have gone Iout on the 4th, have not dared to sail. FRANCE.
 The Paris papers are filled with art cies touching the Belgic question, Of a warllke natare-and we find accounts lof the marchings and counter march ings oi troopsin such thick array. that one might suppose the matches lghted. and all things ready for the firing of the first guns. Nevertheless. we do not believe that war will ensue--ccrt;,iu,y not, unless Holland substantially back ed by the Northern Powers. Marshal Gerard was yetsin Paris on the 2lst of ortober. There is no doubt of the an- willingness ofsome or all ofthe absolute
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WASHING TON, Der. II

WAsHrNeToN, Der. IL Ertraet from c Letter from an CtTscr oe the O,sited 4States Sguaalron ot slon,es 7 Q gentleman ia this City, dated 1I.lS' 19,a' Gctotef, ISS332 1892. 1sas ''i am happy 10 inform you of the .a justineht of our claims against thjis ~ @s' vernment. They pay US an indem,S;, s.. for sf citations z,i50,c0O ducats. '., ., }. SGfls. the dacat, $i,270,000. Mir Nap se'l will embark with tic Treaty on b' tbs l<th ii.st. 1t was completed lo.daya
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policy of European monarc'ls--vl, l,o m, content with wreakIng the veneea..e et,- -,,;;. the law upon their state criminals wE,jlst living, and it's indighities upon tlleir cor ses " ben dead, cohfscate their es,ates
 corrupt the blood of their offspring, and turn thei families upon the earth. 6oms me
 less, ffiendfess, and penny less heppars.
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Powers concerned in the Conference, that d French army should be allowed to march in aid of ti,c i3eigians. There is. in fact, no reason to doubt the exist ence of that unwillingness. The Am bassadors Of Austria and Prussia iiaese make no secret of it. Every day they are exerting themselves to prevent a decision in favor of q French land expe- diliof.
 TURKEY.
 It seems unavoidable that the dissolu- ton of the Ottoman Empire is at hand. Lord Palmerston's hands are full, or we might have seme protocols. But, as fl Is, Ibr#him pacha is tnarcliiag upon Con. stantindpfe without resistance, and the Suitan's best hope las vanished in the defeat Of his fleet at sea. The question Ils-wiIi Maiimonsi, ii his extremity throw himselfupop the nlagnanimifs o Nicholas? And, i SO, what will the allies at the month Of tbe Scheldt have to say to a second but friendly expedi ton across the Balkan? May not the threatened occupation of Constantine pie by Russia chance to break the block, ade?
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A steamboat, the DaDil Erozun. runaing as Il packet between New For and Charleston, $. (.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-18
DIED.,

IA Thursday last, in the monastery OF the
C,,m,ht. Sisters of Baltimore, ANN TERESA
y,rpEws, in the 8lst year oil her age -
Che was was born in Charles county, md in
tbs wear 1883, of very respectable parents. and
from her tender Infancy. she manifested de-
.re Of conseera,ipg herself to God 10 some re.
Ggiou, community. At the end OF the re.
stationary war, she went to Europe, and
there became member Of the Holy Order OF
Teresa. which is esteemed one OF the most per-
fsct. She returned TO America in 1870. and was
one Of the foundresses of the first religious house
in the United States, which foundation has late
" been transferred, by the Most Rev. Arch.
bishop, to the city Of Baltimore:-She was mo
del Of perfection. aud strict observer OF the
rules sod constitutions; and Of the rirtass she
uaelired during her many years OF reiiglous
profession, those Of poverty and obedience ~ere
tne most remarkable in hes TO the great ediflca'
hon Of all the members Of the holy community
10 which she was united.
AT New Orleans. on the 9th October, OF the
prevailing epidemic, THOMAS S. MoxLEY. tate
Of Kuns George county, Virginia. Thus he Tell
far Irum home and relations, but We are told
{" he was surrounded BY many friends"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-18
Truatee's Sale.

nN Friday, the 22d day Of the present month, will
~ offer for SALE public auction, at the Storehouse
occupied by George Whit, on King street.
THE STOCK OF GOODS IN SAID STORE.
The above sale will be made under The authority Of
deed Of trust from George White 10 the subscriber.
The sale will commence 1t 10 o'coek,A. ~ and con.
tinue from day to day ill the articessre al Sold
B. HOOR. Trustee.
will, Immediately after the above, offer for sale
many articles now on hand, to close eon.g nments.
GEO. WHITE, Auctioneer.
TInMs OF SALE For all sums Of and under b25,
Cash; over that sum- snd not exceeding $780, 80 days;
over $50, and not exceeding 500. months, over
500. months credit for approved endorsed notes
no, I5-ts MAT. Int
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No. s. Considerable sales Of Cheese, Eastern
manufacture, at 8 q 9 cts. per ID. ID casks, and
9 q "a cts. in boxes. A lot Of 800 drove Hogs
was sold to-day at ATS per 100 lbs. There were
inspected this week 4I2 bbls Beet; 8 bbls. pork
76s Kegs Butter, and AS Kegs Lard.
Sak.-We note sales of about 1000 bushels
Eastport Ground at SScts. on and 6 months
credit.
Spirits.-We quote New England Rum at IS
cts. in hhds. and Sc cents in bbls One hid.
aud SO bbls. Apple Brandy were inspected
during the week.
Sugars.-We note saes at auction Of 90 hhds
Porto Rico, Sc. u s.25; Of 200 mats Cuba at
7a7,25, and 10 hhds New Orleans at z, 20
About 500 hhds. Porto Rico have changed
hands, by private contract, on terms not sranspi-
red.
Tobacco-The stock Of Tobacco, Of all des.
criptions, continues small. and articles not much
inquired for. The transactions this week have
been consequently limited. We note sales Of
90 bids. new crop Ohio, at Ss %, averaging
Is. The parcels Of this description received thus
far, have proved OF very GOOD quality. About
40 hhds. cummon Maryland were also sold at
z, and 25 hhds. Ground Leaf at SO 925.
The ms pectons OF the week comprise 285
hhds Maryland, and 81 hhds Ohio-total SOC
hhds.
Hhisksy-The market, generally speaking,
is dull. Sales of hhds have been made at 90
cents, on 60 days credit, which is shade OF re.
duction from the price OF last week. The
wagon price of bbIs is about 25a cents, ex.
elusive Of the barrel; and store price 90 l.2
80 cents. The inspec tons of the week CON.
prise Q Is hhds and 1915 bbls; COZ hhds and
2S5 bbls were received from the Susquehanna.
Money and Erchange-Money matters are
now comparatively easy 10 Balti@ore, the Banks
having latterly discounted more freely than at
any time, since the removal at the public depus''
ties Sales of best sterling bills On England at
1O7. -Bah finer.
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LAND for sale.

smttTs< I will sell the TRACT OF LAND
StT4 owned b. the late Jno Summers. in Fairfax
'iTH County. Virginia, equally distant from Alex.
ssskzA sndria, Georgetown, and Washington, being
ten or eleven miles from each, and in my immediate
neighborhood containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
by deed, with Sufficient supply Of wood There il
on the land q comfortable DWELLING HOUSE -
The Farm during the lifetime of Mr.. Summers.
one Of the most profitable in the neighborhood and
may again, with good sbandry, be ONE q pleasant
and profitable residence. The land will be shown TO
an, person wishing to examine it, by the tenant, Mr.
stra ter myself If no, sold before Tuesday the
81 of December i will then be soid to the highest bid
der. The premises The terms in eithe; case, will
beone third in hand; the balance in equal annual
pay ments, with interest. JNO DULlN,
Administrator de bonis non with the will xed, oil
Jno Summers, deceased.
Tow Hill, iFsirkx County, Va
~ At the same time and place, the Tenant
will sell number of Cattle and sheep; variety OF
Household Furniture; with many articles unnecessary
to mention on credit Of nine months.
oct 2l-eo,3dpec NAT Int
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale.

DY order Of the Orphans Court Of Prince Georges
Id County, the subscriber will offer at public sale,
on Tuesday, the 18th Gay ofNoyember Instant it fair If
not the next fair day. at Mount Air. near Pscatawsy
the residence of the late Joseph Edelin,, deceased. all
the PERSONAL ESTATE Of said deceased, con
sisting Of more than
Thirty likely Slaves
Hors, s. Cattle, Mules. Sheep and Hogs
Among the Cattle scveralYo of veil broke Oxen
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Utensils; and
The Crop Of the present year
The of sale, prescribed by the Court. are
credit ofsix months, tie, with approved security,
from the day of SALE for all above 20
dollars; for less amount. cash But purchasers may,
If they choose pay cash, and thereby avoid the pay
ment of interest. HENRY A. EDELEN,
nov S-,l9thNov Executor Of Joseph Edelen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-18
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Trustee,s Sale.

nv Saturday, the 23d day Of November next the
- subscribers will offer for sale. public auction, on
the premises. that valuable twostory
-, STONE TENEMENT e LOT OF GROUND
6s.s On the east side Of Fairfax street. between King
square. The Lot is in front on Fairfax street about
sixty seven feet, in depth one hundred and 6ftysx
feet ten inches.
The above described property will be offered foF
sale under the authority If deed Of trust from Orlan
do 8 Morse to the subscribers.
Sale will commence at O'Clock, P. n. Terms will
be made known at the time Of sale.
EDM. l. LEE,
oct I8-eot23dNov r. I. TAYLOR.
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MARRIED.,

In The 10Th instant, BY the Rev J. 4. john
TOWARD ID. PREBLE. ESQ., of Portland,
49,; 10 Miss Serbia E. WArTLEs, eldest
,'.nsbter of NaTH'L. WATTLEs, Esq. OF this
place. -, D.. a..
On Thursday evening last, By the Rev Mr.,
HARDY, HxSR1 KING, NJ ID OF Georseto"n, D.
G, 10 MARIAN f. eldest daughter Of COL Will
IAN EASILY, of Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-18
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

TINDER the authority of Deed Of Trust from Jas
u C. Wilson, the subscriber will sell At public auc
tion to the highest bidder. Monday, 9th December
next, al IL O'Clock, one.t third Of that large
=, THREE STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on
6:..s King street. lately occupied by n. w. Ram
Ei.I ,ay. Also one third of L0T0F GROUND
Duke street, adjoining the Dwelling House attach.
ed to ST. Paurs Church. Terms made known at sale.
nov 8-dts SAM'L. J. POTTS, Trustee.
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This Day Published,
Bu ". NJ, MORRISON,

BY ". ~. NUhHIoUH' -,
EXPOSITION of Pain CXLX as illustrative 81 the
81 character and exercises of Chriaian Experience.
h. ". Rep Charles Bridges, ~. q. IIeur Of old
Ee,cion. syf IL frs! american, from the 'izth Lon
don Ed ton
AIso Just received. and on sale as above
Questions on the Lessons Collect Epstk and Gospel tn
the Sunday Morning Serpics Of the Chu'eh-dcsigned
for B.6e Glasses and Sunday Schools By Req Tho.
mas Jaekson .7ssstanf M,niste- in the Monumental
Church Richmond. Pa.
Memoir of the Req John Summe, field, a a Miniske,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church prepared for Tie
Christianity Tindieated in sepen Discou,sH tie Es.
fernai Evidences Of tie bew Iestament tci,h con.
Guiding Dlssytafion BIZ John Henry Hopkias, u.
% Bishop ofthe Proiestant Episcopal Church IN the
diocese Of Veymont nov 10
Z (lGkeA
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.,,,;nst each other. These are very profound
.lns ai,,;ops; and wishing to add to the general
- Inflammation on so interesting subject,
na's ~ our belief, that these dsorderly frag-
We ,a belong to the vehicle and team OF Phe'
neD'' - mad. go disastrous race through the
'SO' "" few centuries ago.-Phii. Gas.
Cam, specie. say 100000. has been
drawn out o. the u s. Bank Tor the nank .; sns
y Nt lour stages. Qusry9 Has that ani%Portant
,e,on of an obsolete instrument called .ne oV u
'.,",ion Of the United States been regarded IN
-. draft, which says that no money shall De
I 80 from the Treasury without an apProPria-
G .;nn nv law We suppose not.-N r Star.
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County

Oci06cr Term, 1883.
D0wARD BURCBILL, Guardian of DomIni Bear
II croft. Children submitted to the Court bis frsi
account, rs guardian aforesaid, with the vouchers in
support thereof, which account is received, will be
allowed snd recorded, unless cause be shewn to the
contrary, or before the first Monday in December
next, of which all persons concerned will take notice
A eops-Test, A. MOORE.
oct 2i-w6w Reg. Wills
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Yhis is to give notice,

THAT the subscriber, Of Fairfax County, in the
l. Commonwealth OF Virginia, has obtained from the
Of Hichsrd n Scott, late of Bush Hill, deceased
All persons having claims against said decedeDt are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the subscriber
and those indebted thereto required to make hi
mediate ayment.
Given under my hand this 18th October, 1888.
LUCINDA SCOTT,
Executrix of Richard N. Scott, deceased.
nov 1-w8w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-18
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

Shoes e Boots at Auction.
IN Wednesday, November 10Th. will be sold. to
u close concern, ct the Store on King street oppo.
site J Butchers Hardware Store, and next door to
Thomas Maetn's--
A VARIETY OF SHOES AND BOOTS.
Terms Cash. nov 16-dt20th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-18
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

IN Tuesday, 10Th instant. at II o'clock will be sold
u at the Auction Store. quantity Of
DUTCH BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS,
consisting of variety Of double hyaenth, double tn.
lips, double jonque paeonlss poIyanthu, nsreissus.
crown imperials, &c nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-18
BY GEORGE WHITE
Furniture Sale.

INHE subscriber, intending to leave Alexandra, win
Il sell at public auction, at her residence on Duke
street, between Fairfax and Water streets, on Wedns
day, the 20ih instant, al 10 o'clock a NJ allber
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE:
Such as Tables, Chairs, Bureaus. Sofa
Looking Glasses, Androns
Shovel and longs, Carpets
Several excellent Feather Beds
Bedsteads. China and Glassware
Together with variety Of KITCHEN FURNE
I'URE. an excellent Cooking Stove. &c. &c.
Terms Cash.
6u.sA The threestory comfortable
@n1x YELLING HOUSE
6M sSiHa at present occupied By me, 10 also for
rent. Possession given first December
next nov l6-ts MARY LYNBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-18

Orugs, "4c.
VANILLA Bean of excellent quality
Y Rowand'stonc mixture for he fever and ague
Jujube paste in sheets and boxes
wis,ar's cough log enge>; Jsckson's peetorsl do
Compound syrup of Tv,rwsrt for coughs and
hnarseneSs; Equorice ball Of first quality
English p pperm'nt2
Do Do G eI",s ''''"S''
Ioifes's chors,e matches for smokers. in pocket
cases; WatJ,'s chlorate matches
German ,spers; machine do
Cuppug instrument,
Best French sulphate Of quinine
Henry's csicned maguess, genuine
London do do ponderous
Adhesive plaster spread, Of superior quality; pre-.
pared BY a celebrated m ,nuiacturer in England
Nail brushes and tooth brushes, assortment
Soda for wishing; scented bar soap
English scented soaps, variety
Tia, denis 5alsarn for The tooth ache
Fire Kings tooth ache droDs
Edinburgh tooth ache paste
Chlorine tooth wash; do do paste
Mo,on's magnetism aperien'. pleasant medicine
Soda water =; ..,,
Preston salts; English puns ents
English A ssh brushes; long pepperi blue saucers
Best Bermuda arrow root,
Mexican black lead for ceaning stoves. superior
article; Paris white; nursing bottles
Swaim's psnacea, do vermuge
Trusses of various kinds aud Tor persons OF differ
ent rges, a full sssor ment
Surgeons instrument; patent pump syr'nges
Compound Fluid Extract Of Ssrsapari'ls, prepared
BY process that extracts and retains the &C.
tive part of the mediepe. This is an excel
lent remedy for the Rheumatism. Kings Evil,
and for the depraved state Of the system pro-
duced by ulcers Of long standing.
And amos, every other article in the DRUG LINE
The subscriber respectfully informs Physicians and
others hs, he selects prepares as the case may be-
the articles which he offers for SALE with unremitting
attention, endcxvoring to have every medicine that
goes ON his store of the first quality in all respects,
and put up in the safest and neatest manner
WILLIAM STABLER.
litb mo 18th, 1888. (Wsrenton spec.]
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Franklin Mouse.
The aboye TAVERN has been

ErNNKIlN hOUS6.
A.nA The above TAVERN has been
EXTRA rented by the subscribers it is well known
FL II III rs having been long occupied by Mr.. Au.
$500 gustine Newton, is now in good repair,
and every comfort that the traveller NEEDS can be had.
The Table is every day supplied with the deIicaces
as well as the sutstsnliss of life. The Bar is vel
fitted with the best Liquors. and private parties can
be accommodated in the most delightful manner
JOHN WEST
NJ B. Beltzhopyers Line Of Stages arrive and de-
par, daily from this House, and Gigs, Horses and
Hacks, csn be had on the most reasonable terms.
nov Sd
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ARRIVED, NOVEMBER Is.
Schooner President Jackson, Clifford, New
York; Barley to James Irwin & Go.
SAILED,
Schooner Florida, Robinson, Newburyport. Z.
Schooner Pembroke, Keyes, hence at Boston
12th.
Brig Ganges, Harlow, from Georgetown, at
Rotterdam S0th September.
S'oop Union. Taylor, cleared at Philadelphia
for this port 18TH
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RE AL EST TIE.
N,NN FOR sale.

%aN0 FOR sale.
r Offer my Plantation called CLOVER-
i LaND l. ing County of Prince william, IS
miles distant from ~ ,ndra and Washington II
contains
1900 acres,
AcxA Has on it large DWELLING.
MIssHGHnUSk, Barn, and other improvements,
TEifsZ nd an excellent MiIl Seat, on which q
4sS3Ts4S43 saw Mill is erected. The land has heen
well titled and for several past improved by the
Use of clover and plaster; the effects Of which are no
where more visible. or more fully proven. II IS diyid
ed into fields of cqIs! and convenient size, and un
der the bes, enclosures. This Plantation is Justly con
sidered among he best in the upper couni its sua'
ton is heathfu and beautiful
As purchasers wi view the premises before making
an offer farther particulars deemed unnecessary.
If desired immediate possession may be given Let.
tiers addressed to (post pad) may be directed to
this place CHARLES SHIRLEY ChRfbh
Richmond City, Oct. 10Th, 1898
B. In my absence, MIR. Edmund Newman, Agent,
on the premises, will attend to gentlemen wishing to
view the premises. C 5. u.
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BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Flour Clothing, &c.

I'M Tuesday. 18th instant, At 10 O'Clock. gill be
~ cold at the Auction Store. without reserve, for
the benefit Of whom It NAV concern
8 BBLS. FLOUR, a quantity Of Clothing, &c
nov Is
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PAMPHLETS printed at the Gazette Office.