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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
The Columbian Ice House

EKyAS very carefully GlIed, aud contains
w nnw more ice than ever was in any
other house in the district. An accident
which cannot again happen, having caused
the ice to fall short few days too soon last
year, those who have tickets remaining on
hand, Kill please send them, to be duly eys
changed for those of The present season,
which will be warranted 10 last at least loo
days from the first Of next month Subscyip-
lions received upon the usual terms-6 dol
lars the season, to be paid in advance. Tran
slent customers supplied upon reasonable
terms Ice delivered from SUNRISE until
sun every day, excepting first days Sun
days, on which. days it will be delivered un-
til nlae O'Clock in The morning, at the shop
of RICHARD H LITTLE, Druggist,
mo "a 4t&mwf3t King-street
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
TO PRINTERS.
Adm R.aMdGE
VI ESPECTFULLY informs hetrade thai
IA he continues to manulactnrethe
Screw and Ruthven
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in its present improved stale,
with iron beds, &c. he has obtained a patcnt
for. The estimation in which this press is
held, is perhaps best shewn by The demand
forit--neariy Goo being IN use of his make /;
and every ezertion shall Still be made 10
render il a, complete sposoible.
frarAll otherariicles in his line, as usual.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
Turks Island Salt.

2 ENHE cargo of the ship New Jersey. al
Duke street Eharf. for sale by
Sd mo, "a Z. II. ROWLAND,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
i. G. DOWDFN.
SAMUEL Il. KRAMER.
JOHN T.. SICALES.
ANDk Ely l.. STITCHER.
SAMUEL ROSHELL.
PHILLIP MILLER.
JESSE f. CAN'T.
STEPHEN BADGER.

10 Adam Ramage.
Ne0c- York, Jnty 8, 1919.
Dear Sir have for tome time past been
threatening to write TO you, 10 let you know
how we'll ain pleased with the Ruti,gen
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety OF circumstances have prevented it.
have had il in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all The
printers OF this city, and number of our
most ingenious mechanics, have called 10 px-
anime it. They have pronounced il as COM
piete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have of #.
No Printing Press has ever been construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in given time.
The exerIionnf working il is no more than
healthy exercise for boy of Is years Of age.
Il have boy ofthat age to work on nine \
1t is well made, the different parts admira
bly, pfoporiioned. and not more liable tj,an
o;he- pressesfa get out of repair.
am, YOU respectfully,
D. FANSHAw
hfr. A. Ramage.
Nea- York, April 95, 1878
Sir-The Ruihyen Press arrived safe ano
is in successful operation. Many Of arr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09

Printers have been looking At .r4
press their unqualified appraba'n ana I'D d
fonr Press is better iasde Ih ~" Oli.
hays IRON Ruthyen,s manaisclor n@ii Ole Il
tact, an excellent machine as So, Nk
I the ColnniAian, and 10 be pretey p@tliu
lightness and simplicity. i0I
Mr.. A. Ramage. II Decemh us !.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09

A SPLENDID EDITION
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
rNew Goods.
BARBOUR g. SCOTT,

Arehange street,
HAVE FOR SALE.
1.-THE following COOLEST the latest impor
l. satious, aud at the lowest cash prises
VIZ sc
London Cloths aud Cassimeres
Common aad low pr'ced Do.-s ltrse ssso. lnient
kersey-Ouf6is-t oa,i"gs-swsnA,ns
Lad,es' Cloths aud Pelisse loths, all colours
Blankets, from 6-A 10 IA
A large assortment Of Cashmere Shawis.s>,.
8on,baxe,t-, all colours
complete a.sur. me { Of FIannels
Worsled Hosle.y -besvsr Gloves
Silk and rsbby veIvsts, oil colours
Elegant black i~il'a Sin, Tor pel,sses
Heal Italian Biack Lus,r,ng
black SinChaas -,srsnetts and Flerences
Italian and ench Grapes. Of ,he best quality
Nsnkin and Canton Grapes
Nankin Grape Shawls
Real Italian Fiorentnes, foi vesting
4 large assortment of pollen Vcssing
brown Csmblet, Tor closks
Scotch fiaids-Plsid Bowbazetts
Figursd Salisbury FIannels
Flag and kandanaa Handkerchief
Handsome Furniture Shntz-Copperplates
Imitation, Lawn, plain Book, plain Leno and az.
ured Muslins
hite,and Col oured Ismbricks
ail's'e G'nghnms, Calicoes Cotton 0dawls
Plaid aud chsngeable sarsnets
Ireen Lustr'ng, Green Canton Grape,
SIX and Bingham umirellss,
steam Loom shirtings,
ALSO
Fine and Common Salinetts.
Factory tinghams, Checks STRIPES,
Bsdtick., Saee'ings, Sh'rting., &c.
Russia and Derry Diaper,
Red T. White American ELANNELS, &c. &c.
Dec IL. tf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

HAs on hand aud is now opening general
1 assortment Of I,
GOODS, :
AMONG wHHH ARE THE FeLLowISo ARTICLES,
Bro,aeoh, fuperGne hack hue, ics,ie, h olive
Csfiimerss tnper6ns, b sek bue, Cobure mixed,
drss olive aud brown
Pells Co.hs and Fsnoels
Huotsr's Clo,h-ksrlrys-Ca-psiin
9ofe Baoke,.-- Flsuuels, white (m,'d and twilrd)
red back and green
Toilins,t, and swsn,downs-bua and While 6us
Qa,t,ogs-whise Nooiea fsoeks
Pain and printed Csflme-s shawis
Worried, lambs wool. COTTON and 6 / Hofissy
Domoaseus, plain aud iwill'd. hsursd and printed
Tartan pla! black Bomba1ue,
Cotton shriiug, aod Sheering, British and Amor
silt add .rsbby veve"-ps'i''s', white ssd
brown,
Calico 6ns, ,uper6ne and common,
Carlisle and tummsn Cinehams-Furnituss Patch
-snd rafoitu.s p,mi,sss,
White cold and blk e ambrieks,
strip d, 6e'd and white Cambsieks,
whii,s aud cord Crsvs1 Nh and Ass silk Hhdhh
csmbrick Mu,Iin--linsn Cambrieks.
India pa,n, Loco. book end fancy MUlins,
ssssch and long Lswns- MiIieoe,.,
MeriDo Gown rsimmiogs- Cotton y Linen Dam
AK,
Thread sces--iioen and eoNQn Threads.
Mems Oloves, Of D,e skn add jio'd beaver X Glk
Nnmsn's Oovss, 'iO'd tesver hid ani 6k
l,,ih and Cs,man Liuens, white and brown
5, + Br aids-Tsffs,s and fs'in Ribbons
d ack asd co;of'u Florence LullrinC
Back Sinihaw, and ssfuess
Back and whne sat,ius
Nank,n Ca ,e--D s1ss aud shawls
F os Rugs RuKa Csath-Umbrsilas
Iodis Co,,ons-sswing silks
Gilt, M4i,sse add horn Bustons
American Manyfacture.
piece each. blue and drab DKOAUCl.OTH
and pieces SATrINETS,o 81 the Goods
on.mhich the highest premiums were
obtained at BrighoAelbe present
season Oct 25s II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
New & FashkJhabi Goods
Eteeired and now opesing for sale by
VINTDN g. COX,

Eteeired and now opesing for sale by
= VINTDN & COX,
Exchange Buildings [near cuxBERIAaD BANK
- CONSISTING ~
SuPERFINEs BaADc LoTHs. all colours
y Mil,lling aid low priced do. do.
superfne and Low priced CA6iLMEREs
Elegant VEsTING
slsnkets-7 1. ga ga, 1914, tt-A ond52-A
aoj. Green. Yellow, Bik. and White FlaDneIs,
Bookings: swanskns,
opfflls; Kerseys % >.s
Wors,ed & Lambs wool Froeks and drawers
i.x'i b'k. slate and white worsted Hose,
ae..e Cloth, i'elise Flannels
Bambszetts Widbores
sa,tinet. (lsrre assortmcnU
B own Camblsis
alcoss; Ginghsms
steam Loom Shi ting
Black Synehavs and Sarsnets
Fancy Handke, chiefs
rIsgs and Banlanna HandkGschiefs
Fx,ra fine Gil, Coat aud Vest Buttons
3 lack and blue Italian sewing silk
six Twist of superior quaty
Plaid Ribbons plain do.
Russia Diapers
Beaver, Buck.kin and heecy lined Gloves
Patent and commap B ices
" altman Cottons 7-y al and e.l
Factory Bingham. Odd Checks
Sd ard Ga English Checks
fcii Z
l.. and Red WOOL Caps
Wo len Coulf r,efs &c. Ne.
IL All Of which q l,iely received and WI
be sold at unusually low psice--purchaser
will fad IL TO i1eir advantaget G. call snd ex
anime them,
5onsaru l 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

Tn the Slavery Question it is supposed the
States Of the uuion are equally divided 10 ON
each side. In the Senate the weight of each
State as 10 numbers is the same.
The Hon. RUFUSKlNG has heeu,e.clecn
I'd TO the Senate OF the u. States BY Tie L.
nanmons vote Of HE Senate Of Ncm-York.
and all The votes OF the House OF Repiescn.a-
iiVes except lhtee.
Satb.M Sehools.-The legislature of Maryland
has appropriated TO the Baltimore Female Union
society for the promotion Of Sabbath schools, the
sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars. for the
year 1920, and annually, thereafter the sum q.
one hundred and fifty dola-s, oti OF tie school
iund belonging to the city and count, Of Ba,,.
more. 4, = s.peu-m'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND. 81.
Taxi by .xeou ION and to he sold At Public
Vandue on M pdsy n. Ia h dsy a. = tfusry
mex, ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises.
A LII the RICH, in Equity Of Redemption
"A which Wlllism Eikns Of w ndh' m ~ sad
County hss in the following aescvihea Morgse
ed Reel Es,ate viz. fifty sc'es oftbe Norhefiy
end Of Lot numbered one hundred ard fifteen ~
tie second Division OF hnnd ed acre Lots u,
Windham with the buildings thereon, SAID
p, emses j. ,hr same where The said Eikins now
hives. Situation ef tie Morfsge md ie ms .
The sale.
JOHN GALLIsON, J Constable.
Windh SIN, Jan. 6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
HOUSE OF REPRESE.NTa7yV

MONDAY. JAN. TO-
UNLAWFUL MILITARY PC.vYsffVE.VTs.
The President Of the United States, by NEE
sage, transmitted to the House report of the
Secretary Of War, containing information res.
pecti1g certain executions which have been in.
6icted on the army Of the United States. since
1915. contrary to the laws of the U. S. and the
army. The message, report, and documents
accompanying, Were all ordered to be printed.
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS.
MIR. CANNON, Oft moved. that a Committee
be instructed to report on the expediencv Of
anne ndins the law on the subject of evolutionary
Pensions so as to place soldiers and officers on
Of the public bounty.
| 05-ln support Of his motion, Mr.. c. remarked.
that during active service he admitted that dis.
t'nftions OF compensation ought to be mace INT
where the public bounty was dispensed 10 el;eve
the necessities Of those who had served their
country. he thought principle Of equality should
be adopted, and that he who served as an officer
and he who served as a private should be con.
s'dered as having been restored. on quitting the
Inohe service TO the grade ofcitzens from which
they had sprung.
| The motion was nseatired, "A to 20
MAINE CIRCUIT COUPT.
The bill from the Senate for establishing 4
Circuit Court in Maine. was read twice and or
dered TO a third reading.
TUESDAY. JAN. II.
On motion Of Mr.. CANNON, the MILITARY Com
mftee WAS instructed to report on the expediencv
OF reducing, or entirely stopping the expenditures
on Military Foriifcafions.
The Committee on the subject reported tha, Il
was inexpedient to ant tract of land to State
tor the endowment OF an University.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 70.
MIR. SMITH, from the Committee of Ways and
Means, reported bill fadditionaD TO the acts
fo- the regulation Of the Treasury. Vo,. and
Nary departmen ts And extend the time al
lowed for the redemption Of land sold for direct
taxes. Both bills were read twice.
THURSDAY, JAN. IL
GOLD COINS.
On motion OF Mr.. WBlrMxs, committee wa,
instructed to inquire into the expediency of re.
wing and continuing in force, for limited time.
so much OF an act, the provisions CT which pa.-
TALLY expired on the first day of November last.
entitled +" An act regulating the currency within,
the United States of the gold coins of Creat-pri,-
am, France, Portugal, and Spain. and the crowns
OF france and five franc pieces" as relates TO the
gold coins Of those countries
SL.4pE TRADE.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Transmitted
such information as the government possess in re-
iation TO the illicit introduction Of SLAVES Also.
report Of the Judicial expenses in the district OF
Columbia Ordered TO be printed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
ON WINTER.

Oh! Winter. ruler of the inverted year,
ny scsttor'd hair with fleet like ssles f'i,
Thy breath congeai'l upon Thy lips, thy cheeks
trnred with beard maze white with other snow
Than 'hose OF a-r, ID, forehead wrarp'J in ouds,
A leatess branch by seep,fe, and Thy throne
4 slidi g car, int, b.,d to no wheels,
But utg'i by .,o'us alorg lis Slippery way,
love thee. all unio,eiy n. thou seen.',,,
And dreaded a. thou art. CONFER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
BANK OF PORTLAND.

I'VE :, ockne'defs OF the Bank OF o tiand 81,
hereby notified that the third issalinent O
the Capital Stock If said Bank is by their act Il
Incorporation payable on ~ teiose The fist day
II Febuaty next, AMI that the same will be ce,s
ed =. their Bsalsing Hous', during .he hours a
,nsness, from lhis day to the Is. OF FEBRUARY, H..
elusive.
BY order Of The Pres;desi a. d Directors,
AFFORD RICHARDSON, Cashier.
January, II, 1880.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
TO LET,

THE creditors to the Estates of the late FIR OF
L liSiIY a. NIthOl s. ave incru.ed tha,
heir Notes snd Accounts IRE lf q, lie q flee al
WOODBURY. Storm, jun. Esg. in Middi,-S.s.et
and HAT those who call an bim previous TO the
fs of May nexi and adjust tl,r accounts will
save cost. (@m Jan. Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
ROYAL LINCOLN.


LAS taken the Store nsst door below Mr..
l kRossRr BovD, EssSs.ss Street where he Of
- tos sac . grnera a,sortmfnt If
English, French, india and amer
ican GOODS, VIZ
SUPERrINR sod common Baoapc orns
Double mied aud common CAs.iMssRs
White asd colourei auSess
One bale Rose ankes
Tw bales sdsried Bombsse,ss
sQueeas Cloths
Drvonfhire Kefeys
XeflinRs -Rzsinetta
figured Bombsse:ts
Guerofey shi''s aud'Orswers
puai,s Costiugs--Swaaskins
T cured apd PLAN NAPKIN and Canton Crapes
Oseen Canton Grape
RA and whne ltslan Grape
lriih Linens
Linen Csmbeies
Long LAME
Cotton (sMbfies
Cambria Muslins
pa Isno Book and Fancy Muslius
Il'ts;,on aud Printed SLawis
4 Cas- ,msss Shaw.s
Hsceh4w and Ssrscett Lustripss
sek forsacs Lus.r,nxs
Green F,gd Bonnet Six
Flag Bapdaaus Back Six and Fancy Hsnd-
ksschiefs
Ca ic0ss, 81 0toghams
India <'sieose
SIX aud Cotton Umhve'lss
0ussia aud America D Aper
Large Assortmeo II k,hbAnde
Csmoric and Common Dinosiee
Silk, Beaver and KID q owes
Meas Back aud Missd Worsted Hos
,Womsa. . sck and Sas Do.
Linen Cheek
\ aud a. Table Inca
Va Cotton Dxmssk
Back Bombasps
Steam Loon sh,rtings
Whi's aad FIG Muslin Cravsts
Back Six Lace
American ninghams--Shseting
Shirtings- Bedtickings- Sat
tinelts-Threads, nc
8eDt "a -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
GENERAL BANKRUPT .4CT.

Mr.. SMITH, oiS {. from the Judicial Com
mit,ee reported IS A Bill to establish AN uniform
system of Bankruptcy throughout the U. 9.
Kead a first time.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
FOR SALE Az THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,

FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKS TORE,
10. 2, Asrcnsals Row, ML.di.sirse-Nsx.
eoYe 10 Aessrs. 3 L q. Wilis,
BY JOSEPH JOHNSON,
400 2. A.. G os,.r.y
$50 Macon I'm Sell Kno~ldge
100 Dwights G.ogs .phy
400 Anne i,sn Pssceosprs
400 Lie Washington
100 Ives the Apostles
~ Ocsvo Bibles
go Pocket do.
40 Quayto do.
100Scot's Lessons
l00Bs .uiiss Of The Bible
so English Reader
900 Understanding Reader
400 American Morals,
y0o Marry g ssmmsr-l2 mo
81 Sc1ool Bibles
ISL Dclione's--ss follows. Wsikers-P.r.
ry'r--Jsia 1us--Ans worsh's Ls'in-
N.ngen q, Bayet's Frenol
- ~ lers rlstnsns OF General History
$50 Waits r. q. aad Hymns
100 Holy ga h, Btnys0
400 p xr.ms p pgsess
Loo N,ss AM Progress Of Religion
20 Cavalry d .cipiine
20 History kng'snd by Goldsmith
90 Greek rs.t.msss
so Ys6,ss Night Thoughts
2oo Village Harmony lS,u, 14,h, 18th end
i6th Edit ons
LOO n hsa H. may 5,h Edition
50 Remsnts u MJrsiity
co. schooI is.sAmens
so Peuy's Selling B,oks
SO Pkes do. do,
go WsDs,es's do do
100 Pckstss do do
SO Dodsley's Fables
100 Aisms Arithmetic
50 bv.lers compend, Of n story
TOO P.uper L.ws
400 Divine Bres,hings
100 Thomsons q, ssons
100 Blair, Rsstor.c vi questions
so Yeung's Resignation
aLSO--Just Rseeipsd
100 Wslsh's ArUhme,c
100 Morses Geography
100 Adams do.
100 Cummiogt. de-.
STATIONARY.
50 Deg. Writing b ks
Is do. Cyrh ring do.
400 Reams Pa ger
1000 Qilis--lO dog. Psrmsneni lek
80 Doc. SIstes--70 gross lie adj Pencils
50 do. Copy SLps-lO dog. English Soap
II All Of which viii be soi tor Cash. or
n ., or approved Credit, on reasonable Terms
Dec. c7. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
FRIDAY, JAN. Ia
MAINE and MISSOURI ELL.

The Senate resumed the consideration of the
subject Of Maine bill, as proposed to be amend.
ed by adding Missouri to it AMI the proposition
by Mr.. Robsris, to recommit the hill with Ia.
structions to the committee to separate the two,
and report Maine in a distinct bill as II came
from the other house.
The Debate on this question was resumed.
The motion for recomintment was opposed by
Mr.. Barbour, Mr.. Logan, and Mr.. Smith, and
supported by Mr.. OHs, Mr.. Roberts, and Mr..
Dand.
The question thereon wa. then taken by Yeas
and Nays, and decided in the negative.
For rtcsmnitmen IL
.4gaina IL, 95
So the motion was negstived I; the Senate thus
refusing to separate the conjunction Of tho two
states Of Maine and Missouri
The Senate then adjssiyed 10 .Nondav.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

At the late Assizes a cause was tried which orr
ginated in dispute about pair of small clothes !;
upon this occasion the Judge observed that it
was the frst>tine he had known a SUIT made out
of pair brseehes Lon. pap.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
~ NEW GOODS.
EDWARD HOWF,

NO. % -uERCdsfNI'Sh OW,
HAs on hand aud is now opening general
assortment Of :
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

The Savannah Republican of the 29th ult.
contains the following paragraph -
1--WE have seen letter from an Officer in COM
mand at Traders Hill, near ST. Alary's, who
states, that orders have been received from head
quarters, for all the United States Troops in tina,
quarter TO proceed forthwith, 10 Fort Scott. his
movement, we presume, is intended 10 be in
readiness to occupy Pensacola, soon as Congress
gives the word.-jhete are we understand le-
tween seven aud eight hundred men at RAIDERS
HILL"
Resolutions in favor Of an African Colony are
- ..,. L ouixIaiurn &C Mainland
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
PAYABLE YEARLY
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
IN SENATE

JAN. TO, 1870.
CIRCUIT COURT or MAINE
The bill on this subject was passed, and sent
to the other House.
TUE,pAy, JAN. IL.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON the Military Com
m ittee was instructed to report on the ex-
pediency of allowing to officers Of the army
specific sum in lieu OF their present pay, rations
and emoluments.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
RESTRICTION OF SL.aTERY

According TO the order OF the day, the Senate.
as IN Committee. took up the bill TO admit Manu-
into the Union, with a n amendment, embracing
provisions for authorizing the formation OF
Constitution for Missouri without restriction.
Mr.. RorERTs moved. that the bill be amend
ed, as to leave it as it came from the House o.!
Representatives. provision for the reception Of
Maine only into the Union.
This motion was opposed by Mr.. SMITH, Of s.
c. Mr.. LLOYD, of NJ. and Mr.. MACON, ofN C..
and supported by Mr.. RoBER1s, OFF. Mr. Mel.
LEN. of Nas. MIR. BuaRIit, Of r. |. and MIR.
MORRILL,, Of N. H.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-14
Public SALE

YgNHE subscriber, in pursuance OF deed
Il OF trust to him dated the sixth day OF
January eighteen hundred and sixteen, froh
Ferdinand Marsteller deceased, and in pur-
suance OF written directions, from tue Comp
,roler Of the Treasury Of the United States
will sell on the twenty third instant,
on the premises in the town OF Alexan-
drIa, all the right and title ofthe said Ferdi-
nand MarstelleY to the following property to
wit House and Lot, beginning at point
on the south side of Prince-st. where 1t is ln'
thersected by the east side OF Westinghouse:
and running thence eastwardly with salQ
south side OF Prince-st. one hundred ana
twenty three feet FIVE ihches, thence SOUTH
wardly with line parallel TO Washington.
st. one hundred feet, thence Nestwardiy
with line parallel to Prince st. one hundred
and twenty three feet FIVE inches to WASH
iDgton ST. thence korthwardly with that 81.
to the beginning, which lot was conveyed oy
William Crammond to the said Ferdinand
Marsteller and John Young.
Also one other Lot OF Ground and House
thereon at the intersection OF Cameron and
! Patrick SITS. running on the north side OF
Cameron.st and binding thereon forty-sX
feet FIVE inches, thence northwardly and pa
raIlel with Patrick-st. seventy i've feet,
thence westwardly anu parallel with Game
ron-st. folty six feet FIVE inches, thence soulh'
wardiy with Patrick-st. and binding iberes
upon to the beginning. This lot is suelec1
to ground rent.
And al the door of The Exchange Coffee
House in the town of Alexandria, be VIII sell
all the right title and interest OF the SAID
Ferdinand Marsteller in and to The wharf
property rented by him from Richard Ccn-
way decd. which is nothing more Than an
equity of redemption, also ten shares IN the
Potomac Bridge Company two shares IN the
Alexandria Theatre, and three shares III toe
Little River Turnpike Road CompaIy.and
also the interest OF the said Ferdinand Mars'
teller 10 the estate of his Father, the late
Colonel Philip Marsteller.--1he sale VIII
commence at twelve O'Clock in the day -
The object of the said sale is TO pay a debt
due from the said Ferdinand Malsteller "
the United States. The terms OF the sale
are, fifty dollars to be paid down, and the re-
sidue Of the purchase money to be PAID IN
three annual instruments, the purchaser 10
give bond with good personal security Tor
each annual insta lment With interest tom The
date. no CONVEYANCE will be made untsl the
bonds are paid If the purchaser iaIis 10
give the bond and security within ten days
alter the sale, the property to be advertised
again and re. sold after six days notice, and
the drst purchaser will be held liable Tor any,
deficiency between the price of the first and
second sale. The subscriber will convey as
trustee, and will not hold himself bound TO
warrant the title except against himself and
all persons claiming under him.
EDM. |. LEE, Trustee.
lime 2wtds
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-14
Orphans Court,

.Alerandrill county,
Jnne Term, 1920.
ORDERED. That the administering OF
" BENJAMIN M'KAY, deceased, % glvesthe
usual notice to debtors and creditors, three
times week two weeks in the Alexandria
newspapers. A copy. ,
Teste, "A. MCOhk, neg.
IPlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, of Alexandra coun..
ty, in the district OF Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Cour, OF said county, let
tiers of administration on the personal estate
of Benjamin M'Kay, late Of the county a.
for.said deceased. All persons having
claims against the said decedent, are here
by warned to exhibit the same to the SUB
sctiber with the vouchers thereof. passed by
the Orphans Court, on OF before the 9th day
of December next. or they may BY law be
excluded from all benefit to said.estate and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 5th OF June, 1920.
CATHARiNE M'KAY,
Adm'x Of Benjamin M'Kay, deceased.
june ntwi2w