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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

I'm Intruder On Thursday evening, during
the performance oi Francis |. at the fremont
Theatre, the aud,rn,e were somewhat surprised
by The appari'ion of a parsonage. whose name
" as not in the pay bill. This was no other than
huge dog who emit ed at the very moment when
high matters were under the consideration of
crowned heads. and without being guilty OF the in
civitv of King any part in the discussion, walked
the stage with discreet and self possessed air. as
If he should reserve his remarks until others had
their turn The audience, however, did not ap.
prove Of this pniicv, but gave some pretty dis.
tinot signs of dissa,isfac ton; when the new
err advanced tn the stage lights. and began to re.
monstrate IN a tone sufficiently vociferous. but
without anv OF the modulatons recommended BY
Rush and Walker in their treatises on the philos.
ophy OF the yuice. 1t soon became plain enough,
that all the kings OF Europe must be still so long
as this sohIoquv continued: something must be
done, and king Francis l. was compelled to EN-.
poy suitable persuasion to induce him to WITT
draw, which he happily effected, though not until
the audience habit pretty soundy rated, for the
GOODNESS Of their welcome, bv several distinct
rounds of barking. Boston Dai Hdv.
The brig Colon burnt.-This vessel, which
took fire several DAYS since from her cargo Of
lime, was on Saturday last burnt to the waters
edge. all attempts to extinguish the flames by
the closing the matches having proved unavailIng.
She had been previously dismantled and hauled of
into the stream. The flames burst out on Sat.
urday morning. We saw the Colon in the fore
noon; she VS. then reduced to senicolon, and
before night the fire put period to her. The
Colon was insured at the Globe Office for $4,000;
and her cargo (ime) which was worth $4,000, is
also said TO be insured. The vessel was owned
by Messrs Gushing & Ames Boston Gaz.
The notice Of Mr.. Clay's contemplated depar.
ture from this city on Monday next. in our last,
was founded upon information not derived from
him; and it is proper for far to correct it as
to state that there NAV be some uncertainty az to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

Among the passengers in the packet SIP !" :.
land, at New.York from Havre. IS tNe NJ
Rev. John England, Catholic B''hop '' 0'''
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27

Enbezz element. An advertisement has been
issued b the Cashier Of the Bank of Saina, offer.
ing 8 1000 reward for the apprehension of Porter
w. Hyde, one Of the clerks thereof, who abscon-
ded from the village Of SaIina on Thursday last,
with about $4,000 in bills of the Bank, among
which were ninety nine bills Of the denomination
of $50 each, and like numbe. Of SEQ each. be-
sides others of smaller amounts. They are all
dated the LIST January, 1855, and signed by Ma
than Munro, as President, and A. Kellogg, Cash
Ter.
We learn that few days since. Young man
called at brokers' office in Wall street, and
changed three thousand dollars of the bills of the
Salina bank for so,ereigns:. his appearance was
not favorable, 1t is supposed he sailed for En-
gland.-N. !. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Dec. q.


Some few sales Of Porto Rico Sugars, BY pri.
vate contract, Of fair quality, at SO. Nothing
doing III Molasses; no further arrivals Of either.
Limited sales Of Laguira Coffee, at l2l cents,
Rio the same; all descriptions move heavily
Flaxseed has improved 12a cents per busbel; 800
bushels brought 81 IS, which price would be 81.
ven for any quantity; considerable shipments are
now making to Europe, and the general impress
sion is that present price will be sustained Salt
is down; Liverpool ground alum SO cents; sacks
] IS to I s7a. Mackerel are 25 cents lower;
stock upwards Of l4OO barrels; M: l is selling
at S6a; NJ. Q, 81, and No 8, 4 8 8 to o.; small
quantities only are sold at these prices. Further
sales Of P,mento at cents; other spices quiet.
Nothing doing in Indigo. Western produce the
same as last week. Virginia Cotton dull at IS
10 IA cents.
FlOur-W Within the past week there has been
decline, We note to DAY the wagon price IS 25.
Sales 5 37a.
Grain-There has been no material change
since nur last. We quote best white at 81 90;
best Red O6 to l O8; inferior to good 80 to
OF; White Corn SO cts; yellow SO 81; Oats
IS to SO; Rye IS &c cents.
Seeds-Clover Seed S3t to S. Sales at S a
81, according to quality; Flaxseed from Mass.
81 q 16S; Stores rs.
Whiskey-The wagon price in bbls 20 cents
TO paw for the bbls; sales ct % cents. Patriot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
70 the imAies.

yylHE subscriber respectfully tenders to his friends
L and the public general his most grateful acknow
e,lgement, for the very bers patronage recently be
stowed on him. and invites the attention of the ladies'
and gentlemen to a BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
or GOODS q CHRIS1HiS PRESENTS. open
ing tins morning, just receive" from ondon, ~ way
of Liverpool. tie the public tina, the asort'
ment is beautiful, and not >urPassed, 1t equsled, IN
the place.
lie pt.nds hosting up the RURAL SEAT, W ich
shall be beautifully and tsstefully decorated.
Illumination on Christmas Eve.
The CHRISTMAS CAKE will be delightfully."- deco.
rated with insignia appropriate to the OCCASION
Also, n handsome supply OF French Confectionaryi
KEYS, anchors. and Moss Roses
French Cordiais; East India Fruits OF all descrip.
tions; $500 lbs Grecisn Currants
lie hopes. by prompt attention. TO share with his
friends part Of the approaching harvest.
JOHN A. BECKtE Ely. Union street.
Who continues to serve up OYSTERS at the short
O., r.tice dec 23-3:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

Arrived at Norfolk, 18th inst, Schr. Wade,
(of Newborn. N. Ct Williams, in distress,
bound from Alexandria to New York; put back
to repair damages. Extract from the Log Book:
:. Saturday, Dec l4th-commenced with fresh
gales from N E; at daylight increased to gale;
bore up for Cape May at p. NJ, anchored On,
der the Cape, bloWing tremendously p.
NJ. struck adrli, and fell on her beam ends
away the nam mast, when she rshted, and again
brought up Daylight Sunday morning com.
menced drifting again. when they cut the cables
and run across the Delaware, and at 9 A. NJ.
got to sea, having sustained the loss of three an
ehors, and chains, main.mast and rigging, stern
boat and da,its, square sail and yard oooms, &c.
-yes,el leaking badly
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23

~ LADIES' FAIR.-rhe ladies' belonging
to the Congregation of Christ Church will hold
Fair for the sale Of useful and fancy articles,
10 the room formerly occupied as a Reading
Room over the new market house, on Thursday
next a, Il o'clock A. NJ. and 2. NJ. and at
the same hours on the following day. 1t is bnped
,ha, the cause in aid of which this lair is to be
held, as uell as the taste and skill displayed
by the ladies in getting it up (Which, it is belev
ed. have never been surpassedD will prove subj
Gent inducements for the attendance and liberal.
i,y Of the benevolent public. The profits tor the
use Of the Sabbath School Of said Church. Ad
mittance lsa cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23

Stsom Boa, Darid Brorn.-rhis vessel, for
NE safety of which, owing to the unprecedented
gale with which we have been visited, arrived
at this port last evening. Capt. Coffey re-
ports that he left this port on Monday morn
a,ns' and encountered a severe gale from The
North Eas, until his arrival OF the Cspes OF
'Hslnla, when he was met by gale equally
severe from the South West, which at the IN.
vance "a OF sisPassengers, induced him to put back
thlsport. The performance Of his vessel is
spoken Of in the highest terms, not having sustain.
~ The slightest injury, either to the boat or ma
hlnery.-N J. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23

From Liberia.-The brig Sc,ot arrived at Sa'
en- on Monday. from Cape Me'urado. Mr..
Mechlin, Governor of the Colony OF Liberia, was
passenger. HIS health has heen much impaired
bS previous indisposition and the fstisues of a
IGOs sea voyage. We learn from the Salem Re
g,ter, tina, the prospects OF the Colony were quite
har,erlns, although the past season had been more
unhealthy than for many years The people in the
Colony are stict IN the observance OF moral and
religious duties. The schools are we'll attended;
good order prevails; aud from the appearance OF
thinss around them, the people are contented
With their situation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23

TIE Richmond Enquirer contains letter Of
considerable length addressed by g. W. Feaih-
eJ,tunhaush to Mr.. Madison. on the subject OF
tue Geology OF Virginia. The auther has devo'
ted h's Whole ume, tor many years, to that 10
terssJnl study, ard at one time contemplated
t publication Of Geological map OF the United
Safes, which project after laoorious preparation
he abandoned as too extensive forthe ability ut
aay Individual. For tne las, two years hr has
occupied HI elf in examining the gold lorna
tons 81 Vuginla in the course OF which ~
M a, be sta es, made himself FAM lar aequa'''
With @e,y god u,ine that has been worked IN
the State.
HIS account Of the gold region is highly Hat
i'rns In some Of the veins and deposites, the
quartz contains from ten to forty per cent. IN
weight Of native gold, 50 pure as to rise a. high
sNentsthre tot~enty three and half earats.
Bait. finer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23

We congratulate all the irieods Of the prospe
n,y Of Virginia upon the rejection Of the Propo'
siuon submitted to the Legislature few days
since by the member from Isle Of Wight, for ma-
KIM tue tockholders Of incorporated Companies
sa>~rrable out Of their private fortunes for the
dtb,s Of the association. A tnore ruinous and
ms,as IN policy never received the sanction OF
well meaning men. Had the principle which he
advanced been enacted into Law we might have
bal farewell to ali Improvement in V'rg,nia -
Tie vote on he question Of adopting the measure
Of MIR Holeman was-syes 4l, nays 81.
hich Comp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
Dunn yiviMus viyamus.
GRAND UNION CAKE WEIGHING $50
POUNDS!

MYTH unspeaksble pleasure and the greatest de.
w lectaton, the subscriber is elated 10 be enabled
to offer for sale to his friends and customers SPLEN
DID UNION CAKE OF $50 LBS. WEIGHT. made
Of the rare and most precious materials and decorst
ed and embellished with coat Of arms of the twent
four States of the Union This Imperial Pageant will
be ready for exhibition and excsrnhcstion on iuesd y
noon, at so cents per pounds with other edbes OF the
various kinds, such as may be foun1 in all the we'll
ganzed establishments Of those long in their business
vocations, an. we'll worthy Of that public which de-
lights in the improvement of the age, and to remune.
rate those well skilled in their trades, both in theory
and practice, and who have never yet been wanting IN
energy and ability serve them in all the quemeats
of their profession.
The subscriber haa greatly enlarged his Establish
ment and will be prepared to accommodate all those
who may favor him with their Pesence-And, to era
tfy the eve well feast the appetite he will dis
play Representation ofthe South Vsew cf the City Of
Grand Cairo and the Pyramids.
dec 23- St J. HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
Ten Dollars Reward

NOME rogue or rogues entered our warehouse on
Water street. on Sunday night last. and stole there.
ION two bags Of Coffee. We viii give the above
sd tor the apprehension and conviction oihe thieves
u Tor the recovery Of the Coffee.
&c % CIAGETT & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
rhineas Janney

rAs inst received, per barque Superior. Captain
IL Smith. from Stockholm, and now landing
600 TONS OF SWEDISH BAR IRON.
WV Plough Plates, and Land Sides,
which with l7O tons of Swedish and English Iron
in store, makes his assortment complete
Also on hand very fine Old Madeira, Sherry and
Port WINE, in boxes, containing from one to two do
zen bottles For sale on accommodating terms.
18th mo I4-ec7t Nat Inteill
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
NeNNOyAl.

L corner of the square. intersection Of King and
Washington streets one door north Of said corner and
opposite Mr.. Grub's Store. where those having bust
ness with me will please CALL
nov SoA-wew CHRISTOPHER NEhLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
For Rent,

For Rent,
A-s The HOUSE on Washington street
GTTBnA lately occupied by the subscriber, very
ESss,H conveniently arranged and in every res
EE63s1 pect a desirable residence Likewise.
The comm ,.iuus STONE DWELLiNG HOoSE
nm Fairfax street, near bank of Alexandra, former
~ the residence of william Herbert, Esq
The House last mentioned, with Tie large S"o 'A'""
BILE Lot, will be sold on reasonable terms
In nv absence. application may be made to W. a.
Newton. ''"-'
dec I0-eolr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
For Sale,

For Sale,
My PROPERTY in the Town OF uPperVNe' rsu
wi on;.r County. Va consisting of
DWELLING HOUSE, STORE HOUSE,,
finn and the necessary Out Buildings. nearly new ana
S.l., in good condition. The dwelling house s,n
frame. rough cast building. very convenient in It's con-
s-uction having two rooms and an eght Iee' !,
below, and three rooms above. The store mouse Is
sbou, 40 bv Is feet, with good counting room back
oft. The village is one # the mos, improving in the
St.,. situated in very fertile and healthy country
The lot is PRETTY improved. and in desirable Pai .,
the town, well calculated for business. nena,hs ~
II ia nre,umed ne rsons wishing to purchase will view
the premises, or will communicate any ini0rma'o" ."
the subject by letter. ,,,o powr,1
upperville, Va. Dec. II, IsS3.-w6v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
Come and See!

TUST received from Baltimore, New York, and Phi.
ID ladelpha-
Ann Whole and quarter boxes Rsisins
lUU 500 lbs CIrrsnts
10 boxes of Lemons
40 Jars and pots Malaga Grapes
40 boxes Prun-s with fancy involucrums
50 POTS Chou Chou
80 DO Orange Marmalade
500 bottles Cordial, assorted; and
Understandings Champagne, Old Madeira,
and Muscst
Olives, Capers, Anchovies, Currant Jelly
Citren, Mustard, French Pickles
Almonds Mount Athos Fiberts, Palm Nuts
Pine Apple Cheese
Together with every other article requisite and pro.
pitious to hcghten the convvlaly. hilar and Ioli.
fication of the season J. d. HEPBURN
dec 20-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
MAGAZINE OF GARDENING AND

MAGAZINE OF GARDENING AND
wi BOTANY.-It is proposed to issue Pc
rlodcal with the above title. devoted wholly to
the Science and Practice of Gardening, IN all ito
branches, and to Botany and such Of the Natural
Sciences a. are subservent to Horticulture.
The work will appear early in 1884. and will
be published in Monthly Numbers, in 8v". form,
each number containing 4S pages, at IS per an
nun, payable in advance. Persons sending the
amount Of five subscriptions will receive the
work for one year GRATIS.
Postmasters generally. are requested to act a.
agents. They are authorized to retsn on money
collected, 81 Tor every new subscriber, and 10
per cent. on all other COLLECTIONS.
Communications must be addressed (post paId)
20 II. F. DICKEHUT,
dec 2O-5t Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23

The editor Of the Miners journal. engages TO
get married as soon as his delinquent subscri-
bers 10 pay up their subscriptions.
II his subscribers have The usual Characters.
llcs Of the geRuS, our friend Of the Journal Is
not in much danger OF an action for breach of
nrnInlse.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
Office.

TINE Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank Of Alexan'
dris are he, eby notified that an Election Of thr.
teen directors for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Banking House on Monday. the 9th day of January
next. JOHN hoorF, Cssher'
dec d-vt6thJsn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
Bank IF AlexaNdriN,
Bell-lianging. hock D White
SNITHI.VG.

VUyHE subscribe resoes,fu!ly informs the Public.
L that, in consequence Of the liberal encourage.
mel he has received during the present year he has
been induced 20 buy general assortment of Materials
in his line of business, consisting, in part of
ISfrer Plated Bell Pol,
Brcss do d, oferery description
Base. Swb ,se and common rrGnks
Bell p. ings cnd arrirges
shesi bras su,iabh for ell Plates
New Rrys { re Y description
Boss handles and pnde,Jr Lexis
With ever, nther article '-ct ssar' the business
wo-k If with I'm will be executed welias can be
dine hereor ehetohae
versions wishing BELLS II e would consult
their own ,n,eres by giving him call
dor % i3tSw3w GEO a. DUFFsY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
a lluable FarM fnr sale.
S.,,,~ | wish To sell CLIFTON. Ii i

u
SsssN wish to sell CLIFTON. II is
EGS51NA situated alb ut three miles from Alexsn.
ds. %sd,.,ey between '1., place sa ."a
SsSEs883 Mount Vernon. u contains Two hund-
red aud Fifty acres-an hundred of which are IN
WOOD lying in body on that side OF the tract near
est Aexandris balance is divided into three helds,
aud well enclosed ny the best post and raj fence
rne soil was originally good the fields have been
well di,ched and cleaned aud by judcinus cultivation
are rapidly improving. The Orchards NUMBER more
than six hundred fruit trees, young gorous ana pear
ing apple, peach pear, CHI rry, apricot ana hec'are
The Improve ments were msde by gentleman who
spared to complete pian designed with great
taste They consist ola brick dwelling house OF tw"
wings. conncc ed by colonsde-each wing contains
five rooms, flashed in the hsndsu style The out
houses of brick. and are convenient ana su'c'en
for large establishment. The whole has lately been
thoroughly repaired. Apump OF excellent water Is IN
the yard lie h"u is on a commanding eininence'
whe e health has always been enjoyed' ana as sum-
mer residence has superior. The view Is ~ once
grand aud beautiful To the north. the house IS aP'
Droac hed through an avenue three hundred yards IN
length of large and beautiful trees; and the gardens
and orchards arranged on each SHE ot tiiis ave
nue. rs 70 give it gace and beauty the view from
the house through the avenue i shut up oy the Wooa
land To the south. east and west, the prospect IS al
most unlimited
On the east YOU look upon Fort Washington and
cultivated country in The State of Maryland On the
south, Mount Vernon. IN object with winch ever,
American associates all that is eresting and veners
ble is Immediately under the eye with ten OF hfieen
thousand of fine campaign country, spread OUT
directly between the two hills, diversified BY witness
and cultivation in endless variety.
The River Potomac for ten miles is visible from
Clifton: and when wtitencd by the sails OF busy
commerce. as oftenmes is. forms picture that can.
not be seen without pleasure To the west, az me
distance of thirty mites, the magnificent Blue Muse
plainly ds,inguIshsbie. nal.
have also for sale very handsome ps'r OF ae'
matched Carriage Horses: they grey, over sixteen
hands high; young, handsome active and gen'e' she
draw well.
Tbe terms will be accommodating, for which spply
,o THUS. W. HEWITT.
dec o-dl W&eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23

Carriages.
VJlHE subscriber offers for sale-and t" he seen az
4 John SUNNI, .rs' Cosch Making Estab'shment-
TWO SECONDHAND CARRIAGES.
and Harness complete-both recently painted ana re-
paired, and now in order for immediate use; thej WIZ,
to close concern, be sold l"w at private sa'e anu
he offered dIs =, suction to the highest bidder.
WM. ID. MUTT.
dec Cots Nat. Int 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, 50
October Term. 1888.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ALEXANDRIA oUNTY,D
October Term. 1885,
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Phihde' | :
phia Compliments,
VERSUS
The Mechanics Bank Of alexandria; and Joseph
lIandeptHe, Aaron ID Harmen, John Brent, :
and James ruin, Trustees NJ Charles Chaplin .
Defendants,
IN this case, the bill Of the compliments hav.
ing been flied, together with the deed OF trust
therein referred to, and also the answer OF the
Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, and the answer
of Jusrph Vaudeville, Aaron d. Harmon. John
II. Brent, and James Irwin, Trustees; and the
cause by consent Of said parties. having been set
for hearing, aud, by like consent, coming on now
10 be heard; the Court, upon considering the
same, doth decree and order that Joseph Mande.
vile. Aaron d. Harmon, John II Brent, and
lanes Irwin, Trustees as afures said, do pay over
So much of the proceeds Of said deed OF trust
mentioned to the said comp lainants, and to Prime,
Ward. King g. Co, in the proceedings mention.
ed, and in proportion TO the amount OF their re.
spective claims, a. may he sufficient to discharge
the same But, for the purpose OF ascertaining
the true amount due to the said compaInants.
and to Prime, Ward, King g. Co., the Court
doth further order, that the compliments make
said Prime, Ward & Co parties to this suit, and
also have leave to make such other parties 40
thew NAV deem advisable for a final decree IN
this cause. And it's further ordered, that Master
Commissioner Aud do ascertain and state an &C.
count of the amount Of the claim Of the said plain
tf.. and also Of the said Prime, Ward, King &
Co.,, as secured or intended to be secured by said
deed of trust; and, also, that he state any matter
specially that any party may deem advisable and
necessary to final decree; aud that he make re.
port to this Court on or before the first day OF
the next term. Testc: EDM. I. LEE, c. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
MarshoA's Sale.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF hLExAN.
DRIA, Sct.-May Term 1893.
George jacobs and Sarah his ,eifs; augustus B !
Williams and finn Ills ,oife Compliments,
vs..
JriUfam ChiLds, John La,ruite and Elizabeth :
finn hi, wife; Samuel A. ChiLds, John Hren and 3
Mary his tcie; John HtsIey Chiids, and Ben. .
jamin 4 Chiids. DEFENDANTS, j
rINHE bill in this cause having been regularly taken
for confessed against the resident defendants; and
app. arm to the satisfaction of the Court that dne
publication has been made against the non resident de
ienisns the bill is taken for confessed against them
aso and Sc, down for hearing, and the cause coming
on tn be heard, it is
'iRpERED, ADJUDsED AND DEcREED, That the Marshal
Of the District Of COLUMBIA do sell the tract OF land
containing one hundred and fifteen acres, be the same
less, mentioned in the bill OF the eomPsinants'
of which John Chlds died seized lying in the County
bidder, on the premises after advertising the sane
six weeks in some newspaper printed in the District
of Columbia, upon the following terms: One third OF
the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the ba
lance thereof to be paid in two equal instruments at 81!
and twelve months, secured by bonds and deed OF
trust on the premises.
Am FURTHER, That the Marshal dc convey the pre-
misses to the purchaser or purchasers aud, after de-
Quoting for his commission allowed by law, and
other expenses of the sale and beNoss OF this suit to
be paid 10 the persons respectively entitled thereto,
that he pay each of the compliments and defend.
ants children of John Cbds aforesaid, or in right OF
their wives one eighth part Of the balance OF the puh
chase money; and that he 90 report his proceedings
under this decree to the Court
4 copy-rest. EDH. l. LEE, C. C.