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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29
Notice to Manutac-
fNrPfS.

DROPOSALS will be received at this
Il office to furnish for the use of the u
nited States Army, for the year 1927, the
following enumerated articles of American
Manufacture, viz
Blue Cloth, dyed in indigo GA wide;
Grey twilled Cloth, I'll wide;
Cotton Drilling lunbleachoD 81 and
7-S wide;
Cotton Shirting, (unblcachcd) rs wide;
Flannel Of Cotton & Wool, 3.4 and IS
wide;
Woollen halfStockings, per doa, pairs,
Woollen foot Socks, Germantown
Woollen Gloves, manufacture.
The above Goods are to be delivered at
the United States Ars,ral. near Phladcl-
phia, and subject to strict Inspection
Samples of the foregoing articles will be
exhibited at this Office; and patterns OF
Woollen and Cotton Cloths, will be trans
mitted to those Manufacturers that may
apply for them, accompanied by such in
formation as shall be asked for.
The proposals must be in writing, seal.
ed, and endorsed "PropoS0iS" and will be
received until the lith of April 1927.
Commissary Generals Office,
Philadelphia, March Ii, 1897.
c. iRVENE,
COmmisSdry General Of Purchases.
M22stA
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LAST NOTICE 4!

TNVERY unsettled account Of the sub.
H scrlber must be adiu-tedon or before
the lGh day o. ncXt month, or they will be
,leccd in the hands &C. an Attorney. for
collection. MILTON HALL.
Newport. march 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
y{TE TIC Subscribers having been appoint.
w cd hy the Hon Court Of Probate, for
he town Of Newport, commissioners 10 re.
Rive and examine the claims Of the creditors
.ainst the estate Of
JONATHAN BLISS,
evolutionary pensioner, late Of said New.
idcceased. represented insolvent, hereby
anotice, that SIX months from the date
hT. have been allowed TO the creditors to
eA their clair1s, and that We ~ill attend
at house Of George c Shaw. on Friday
the of Nav. Tuesday the ID Of July, and
Tus- the ith Of September next. for the
Purpof receiving the same.
Nac TAsesHT,
n c. Si.w. Commissi0ntrs.
Nutt }. MAEsH,
Al bns indebted 20 said estate, arc re-
.tuestet MAKE immediate payment to
ISRAEL /. LAKE, Admit.
,SswP mar 3, l.@7. LHa'i0
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WOOD.
FoRT WoLcoTr. Newport, RI.
March 2sth, 1897. (

ToRT WoLcoTr, Newport, RI. }
March 2Sth, 1897.
CEALED proposals will be received by
- the subscriber until the Both day of A.
pril next, for supplying wood for the use
of the troops in the harbor Of Newport, r.
L., not TO exceed three hundred cords
the whole TO be good merchantable wood.
in equal portions Of beech, hard maple. and
oak, and to measure rs cubic feet to the
cord. The delivery 10 commence as soon
as practicable after the contract is made.
and to be completed by the lst day of No
vember next. Bonds will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract.
supported by two good and sufficient sme-
res.
The proposals 10 be endorsed 4" Propo-
Sais for suPP'yiag Ieooi."
GEO. WEBB, Lieut.
uar29. S'.lct'g. Qrt'r. Muster.
The Editors Of the Newport Mercury,
and American L Gazette, Providence. are
requested to insert the above until the Both
OF April, and forward their accounts to
Lie ut. Webb for payment.
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WANTED TO HIRE,

4 man Of steady, industrious habits, and
A acquainted with the BUSINESS, TO work
on farm in Portsmouth. Good wages
will be given. For further particulars in
quiIc al this e.i:e. Islch.R,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29
WANTED,
FOR SALE AT
s. CAHOONE'S.
,Wport. march % 1927.

A MAN who is frst.ratc COOK
~ Also, one to attend as Waiter in a
Public House. To those who can come
well recommended, good wages will be
given, on application TO -
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
Newport, march -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29
Real Estate at AUCTION.

by pirtue ofa decree Of the Supreme J,-
diciai Court, ioW be Soid at Public .1uc-
ton on MO.VD.4Y, on cr.lpril nert, at
10 o'clock, a. w. 90. u.
4 LII the right, title and interest which
"a WM. G.. TEw had in and to a certain
lot Of Land, with dwelling house thereon
,tanding, fronting on Meeting and Mall
borough. Streets. Said Estate is subject
20 the widows right of dover. Conditions
made known ut the time and place. ....
ELIZA TEW, .Aimlr. -
Newport, March 10Th, 1927. * a.. o.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having been appointed
i by the Court Of Probate Of the town
Of Tiyerton, Guardian TO the person and cs-
tate Of Edward Slocum, minor, and son
of Capt. Edward Slocum, lato Of Ports
mouth, deceased, and having given bonds
according TO law, hereby gives notice to all
persons having any demands against said
minor, to present them TO him for settle.
ment within six months from this date.
OTIS ALMY, Guardian.
Tiyer.on, Feb, 20tb, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29
WIN. JAMES TILrEX,
.lmong them are The fCiloItmg-

s Ladies DO. Q
! Diapers and Dowlas,
5 Superb red Cashmere
I, Shawls,
5 Buntmgs on hand and
I; Colours made To or
; dor;
/, Fig'd Grape dresses,
F; Elegant Barago do.
{ Black and white Cal
E, icoes,
: Elegant light plaid do.
+, Dark blue ditto,
: Green hg'd ditto,
. Black, white n green
/; Italian grapes.
: Black Grape dresses,
{ Super Levantlnes,
; Fig d Silks,
. Swiss muslins,
s Null null do.
: Jaconet do. Ga wide
5 for ls9d yard;
F; Cambria musllns,
(. Figd Swiss do
s Elegant chintzs,
( American Dimity,
/. Furniture Dimlty,
(. Elegant L0stIngs,
I. s pcarlinos,
{ Book muslin,
/: Prime linen damask,
: ID. do. N1Pkms,
: Ncrmo Shaw ls.
Super yellow Nan
E. 'kins,
; DO. do. white,
Z Cotton mhceila5
( On'cloth do DO.
s Stout Bed ticks,
: Superb NoStiugs.
also open One Bale OF
, for Woavcr8. ui n varl.
many other articles toe
all of which shall 10 sold
ices possible.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29

"'' t'fS y"
for ADVERT
Armstrong q Gorge
Bowen Ennis Il co.
Brown capt. David
Brown Ann .
Batcman WIN.
Claiming w 2
Clark Russell =
Cook Sarah
Cook Albert
Coggeshhll Wilbur
Chapman VIM. n.
Childs capt.
Childs cspt. Nathan
Cho,e Lorana T..
Cushman Elisha
Crowell Ebonezcr
Chace James capt.
Downer WIN.
Davis Nathaniel O.
Drake Hartford
Dana capt. " g
Edos Amsa
Eldredgo lttor
Engstrom And
{ linn Edward
Freeman Samuel
Green Benjamin
q lbbs d Claiming
Holden Henry
Hicks Susan
Hollis Thomas
Johnson Lewis
Kellogg Mercy
Kaighn Pelcg
Lindon John
Lord Joseph
Lester capt.
Null A W Lieut.. 2
Munro Josish S.
Mercury
Mcintosh John W.
Northam Stcph 4 5
Peckham Joshua =
Peckham Edward
Perry Joseph I.
Peckham Augustus jr
Pease Daniel
u. y. \
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F0scy Painting.

MISS HARRIET BDCWNELL, re
I'VE. specially intoms tie ladies Of New
port, that she has taken room at No. 8,
Washington square, where she intends o
pening a school on the OBJ Of April, 70,
the purpose of teaching the art Of painting
on velvet paper, satinand wood: likewise
the art Of drawing onpapcr.
Miss =. viii engage that her scholar
shall be enabled to paint any ploce they
wish after one coursc Of !easons. and shall
know all the rules of shading and cutting
their patterns, Her term7 are very reason
able: Young ladies' wishing 10 attend 50
pleasing a STUDY. arc invited to co'I "l hr
JoB SHERNAN's. march ~
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pRoApCIoTHs, -
ID per cent cheaper
than ever;
Cassimcros, nlce and
cheap;
Sattinctts. very cheap
Habit cloths, for chill
orcn'S clothes;
Oil cloths, with bor-
dCrs.
Linens - per cent
cheaper than ever;
Super sea Isl. Shirt
ing,
American shirtings n
sheetings,
Black Bohbinet Laces
White do. some ii
wide at is yard,
Good strip Lace for
: cts yard,
Very cheap Lace odg
ings,
Childrcn's Leghorn
Flats,
Ladies do DO.
Black Satin,
Pink Satin,
White Satin,
Black Gro dc Naplcs
Slh,
Rlragc Udkfs
A complete assert
mcut Ribbons,
Elegant Garage Drcs
SCS.
~ IA
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Newport,
r. |. March 18th, 1927. '", q.
Persons calling for these Letters, ,oiR ask
for ADvERTfsED LETTERS. :
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Z. =. MUMFOKp, Z. ".
mar. -, IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
From the .7lbqny ally .4irsrtiser.
NEW YORK Politics

The rcsull Of he late election will probably
hove the effect Of rendering, # possible, the
politics Of New Yo'k stu mole inexplicabie to
pgrsius ab,oad, who DO not know the thou
saal ramiications by which power is now ex-
crcised here But in the mean time We tel
confident III. t lhe friends af correct principles
have no,hing TO apprehtnd. The wmrlwmd
" ch has been raised viii pass away, and W"
mistake the temper Of the people ii 1t does mol
take with il some Of those who have been IN
srumcut4l in getting il up The 'etlecting
pat Of the community have not yet been r'us
ed 10 action They Will no SIT by and tame>
Il see the ia.ere Of the North pros'ratel to
meet the views Of aspiring men al the South,
and their accomphces here.
But the res1l Of the la,e contest is not dis
hcae,rning 70 us at all, nor is it to any one whe
supports the cause we do, am will AXE the
u,uLle to compare effects with causes.
The friends of Gen. Jackson will ultimately
ird hat rs regards his prospects IN this state
they have exalted too soon However much
his brilliant military At Movements may dazzle
and blind some men TO his defects as states
man, vet we haze too much confidence In the
intelligence Of lhe people to believe that they
vii! make those achievements paramount to all
plhey rccommendarons.
1t is true that the friends 9th General, by
constantly preaching the doctrine of non COM
initial, till on the very eve OF the election, and
the then sudden combination OF men whose
views had always been at wa', aud who had Tor
many years violently opposed each other, have
succeeded in obtaining an apparent triumph IN
some parts Of the state. But the combination
which has made this demonstration thateA'remes
may happen TO meet at given time and gwen
po'ai, is composed Of such Heterogeneous ma
rcrias tha, it must inevitably fail 10 pieces.
But while the leaders OF the comhina ton
were ac,i, ely, bu, secretly, preparing Tor cam
paigp, calculated more for effect abroad IMAM
ANY permanent victory at home, the friends oil
he administration were no, IN the alert; ana
when lhr Jacksonian trumpet FOR battle was
sounded, they found themselves not organised
TO meet the shock OF the onset, because they
did nor expecr The conflict. They relied upon
re false professions Of men from whom 'hey
had Ugh, TO expect better things. aud they ne-
came dupes 10 miserable political arslnee
But that game cannot be play, d second ime'
The tloven foot has been exposed. aud the par
gains Of demagogues will not be ratihed oy ths
independent yeomanry OF the STATE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
From the National Journal.

Mr. Carter Beverley, the author OF the Fay
neville letter, lately insicud the Editor Ut
,bs Wne,ling Gazrttr, for charging him with
,I..boods and representation IN his letter
,arhr Telegraph of July II. There was a
..,,r mass If written testimony, and the Oral
so,ilence II several gentlemen produced on the
,,,l of this indictment, which took place on
- 10Th instant, showing he falsiIy IT mos
,rtbe statements contained in hat letter" =
On ,ha, evidence, the Jury, "composd of gen
.emen Of both political parties" afler con.
Citation Olive minutes, returned verdict OF
no., guilty.
SScrrly after the last session Of the Nine
r,,r,h Congress, Mr.. MDuff publicly d, clar-
ID that the charge of corruption (similar to
,ba, in Cu~r Bererley's letter. could BIZ es-
,abrshrd by evidence as conclusive as Is ie-
,,ired in Court Of Justice TO produce capt.
"a. CONNECTION. After the ,bo,c decision, We
,ogid advise Mr. M'Dafh' to revise that opln-
ioq, * submit it 10 the world with some modi'
fiction He does not vet FL SO large space
in the public eye, that his unsupported asser-
ton, will be accounted Of mor, weight than The
verdict of twelve impartial jurymen,a acting u"-
der the solemn obligation of an oath.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24

the Senate which made il necessary to move
for the investigation whi-b he had solicited.
The ssserti N OF The fac by Mr. Branchis suf-
hcieHt evidence 10 me. tina, severed Of the Sen
ators who voted with him against Mr. Ciay's
appointment, were governed by the same mo-
tives and feelings towards that gentleman
which aciuated him. Such was not the case,
however, in relation to his colleague For
soon after the vote had been taken, MIR. Macon
approached me, and observed that he had not
been Influenced in opposing Mr. Clay's APP
pointment, by any diminuton of his confidence
in his integrity, but oltiy on the ground of
the latitude of construction which he had given
to the Constitution. Believing rha' it was the
intention of Mr. Macon, that should commu-
nicate this observation 10 Mr., Clay, and know
ing he pleasure hat il would give to The lat
ter to find that he still possessed the esteem of
his old friend and associate, did not fail to
mention this also to Mr.. Clay.
"W. Fl HARRISON"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
mNINE LIVES"

Biography is all absorbed. The hero OF
ORGANS is the only thing in the market we
hear Of the life Of Jackson-the memoirs oil
Jaokson-an account of Jaekson's services %c.
In the last Frankfort Argus, we learn '"a'
the Generals life is TO be written again, IN a
'srss Of nynbsrs-fhe facts 10 Be dra,cn from INC
n'a un9uesioaab's sources" The hrst nuS'ofr
published, which takes the General from ,n-
iiancy down 10 the time when he resignea MS
l1dsship in Tennessee, and retired TO ms ,ar'"
On The Cumberland river. During all TINS long
period, not word is said by the "impoft'd' D''-
is'" Of the Generals fiery AMI impaisive 'e'h-
per. His numerous broils and personal con-
tests with his neighbours and aequain'anoes'
DE all forgotten, Yet the writer asserts .ns,
MS memoirs will be such as the historian WI"
APPROVE an hundred years hence.
We select the following from the memoir d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24

a curious fact: jackson had been devoted BY
MS no her in hts early youth 10 the ministry:
aid it'll laudable pride, that fond and pous
parent, on whom the superinte ndence of his ed
ucation had devoved since the death of his
father, spared no pains 10 guslify him Tor ,ha,
sncred Uoeafion in The most credlable manner,,''
Never was pious mother more wofuly deceiy-
ed.
The memoir confirms the fact tina, Jackson
was in Congress for short time in The wear
go. His opposition TO a vote of thanks to
Washington Is carefully concealed. No, word
is said OF his association with Giles and ots-
ers, to tarnish the reputation Of that great and
good man.
I've may Judge by appearances. the Life o +
Jackson is no, so ready sale in our marker as
perhaps in the South. Many devices are resort
ed TO to get them nff. In an advertisement for
the distribution of properly by lottery, we find,
frequently intrrspersed among The small prizes
items in something like the following terms:--
LIFE Of Jackson aas Me Yaakse Loadon-:Prze
9 dohars'" The object of The lottery is the en-
co1ragement of domestic manufactures, and we
have no doubt will furnish consider able outlet
Tor this precious work
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
German linen etc.

4 4 Bales burlaps assorted
l i do hessans, just received and for sale by
S. MESSERs NTH.
who has in store anN offers for sale,
700 packages teas, consisting ofY. Tyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes. of various I'M
por,ations, and part of superior quality
Gunpow,lcr aud imperial in chests half chests ten
aud cat,y boxes and boxes each containing
from IL to 20 cams. of 2 ib do do
Pnwchong IN chests and haifchcsts-
SO hhis Muscovadu and New Orleans sugars,
80 bbls { part OF pri,ee quality
IS bags Porto RICO, Havana and Java coffee
Cogn.c brandy in pipes entitled to debenlure
Holland git IN do
Jamaica rum in hhds
w !. mol:,sses do
Writing, wrapp ng and printing paper
Fresh malaga iemonN and grapes
Sicily madeira VINE in pipes of superior quality
Glow tn close saes)
Sweet malaga IN Or. casks do
French madeira do do
B .ksr, and I.aphams chocolate
Bristol pore wine bottles, &c. &c. nov ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
TO Rent.


Twill. rent for one or more years, from the LIST
January next, TO good tenant, that portion OF
my Farm in Fairfax County, near Alexandria, called
burgundy, which is now in the occupancy OF Thomas
Fairfax, Esq containing about "a acres, including the
garden and Aourishing young orchard now in full
bearing If desired by the tenant, 60 80 acres
more ohe arabic land may be added to that above de-
scribed The improvements on this farm are a COM
modious dwelling house, suited for the accommodation
of large family, which has been vcTy lately repaired
ghout kitchen, ard Offices, servants houses, sta
bic, carriage.hose and granay anow in good order.
The water is convenient 10 the houses and very pure
and no situationn the neghhourhood more remark.
able for It's heaiti,fulnes5.
viii. also rent for Of years, or SELL that spa
cous brick house on Washington street, used for a
number of years by Jacob Hoffman Esq. asa sugarre
ne-y. It has All the apparatus necessarily appertan
inc to such AN establishment and in excellent order for
immediate operation. Possession will be given imme-
diateIy.
! oct 2e-3taw5w E.T.HOoE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
Stage for Baltimore.

The proprietor OF the
Stage from this place to wash
B3HFEH mgton being under an engage
ses-is1.k=-@&Ssmen to send one or more Stages
to Baltimore Friday next, will be happy to accom-
mediate passengers the most reasonable terms, on
application NJ his hoHse. previous to that day.
The Memorandum Book heretofore advertised by
me- has not yet been rec0vered-a reward OF len Dol
lars viii be gis en- to the finder, on delivery TO
JOHN THOMPSON.
nov "a SMW-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
district Of Columbia,

HfrandTin COunty, SCI.
APRIL TERN, 1927.
The Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire Buildings Of
the State Of Virginia, CompRs. In Ch0neny,
AGAINST
Dunn & Hills & Wife, . Uefs.
The decree in this made at the last term of
this Court, having been duly served upon the defend
ant, Hills, and cause having been shewn why the
said decree should be made final anst all the de-
PENDANTS 1t is decFeed and or1I ed that the said
decree be made final. Teste,
EDM. I. LEE, C. C,
Compliments Costs $50 Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
SplenAia s.otteries.

SplenAid s.otteries.
NEXT WE'D VESD3Y Nor. 29th, tie
NeW- York Consolidated artery, No. 10,
will be drawn Only Il, l9J Tickets, aud the splen
did scheme OF Prizes, viz
$50 900, $1,000. 10000, 5000, 3 600, $500,
$3.50. : If 1000, 8 Of 500, 50 OF 100,
SO If 90, 50 Of 80, 50 of 70, SO Of 60,
SO OF 40, 7S OF so, and 4446 Is.
Whole tickets SIS; Halves 5Oi Quarters IS;
Fifths s. TenthS ] 50.
On Eedaesday, I'm December,
Grand ConsoHdatea Lottery, No. 9,
will be drawn in Washington City.
scHEh@:
$40 900, 1000, ,6aoS J,225, al 1000, 10 Of
500 90 Of $50, 40 OF 100, Of 600. 81 of
80, 81 Of 70, 81 Of 90 81 of 50, 81
of 40. l02 Of so, sc. SC.
Tickets S; H,'ves 2 SO; Quarters 25; in great
variety numbers at
NVNSEAiAS'
lucky Lottery Office, King street, Alexandria.
nov a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
az, G1&aAN4 @i21 aAa
,,v MORNING, NOVEMBER "a, 1897.

The puerile attempt Of MIR Senator Rianef
:nosach the integrity Of the Secretary o.
",.,. in reference TO the proceeding oil The Sen
his nomination TO that ofce, is com
. ,.I, frustrated by General iiarrison's Letter
rrbi,b We copy from an Odio paper. The read
.,,,r,ion is invited 10 the Letter itself.
Nm he morning Of the 2lst instant hire
,.,s out in large brick building on the
.,,b side of CATERS Alley Philadelphia, occu-
;odasabook printing office hy Mr. Jesper Hal
,.nc Notwithstanding the exertions OF the fire.
=" the flames were not exingnlshed until after
..,, mart Of the printing materials and a
,,,.i,y of printed sheets, with number OF
'..rso,ype plates, were destroyed, and consid-
.,ble injury done to the building, Mr.. Hard
mos property was partly assured. perhaps to
.L, mount of 5000, but the loss is estimated
=, more than $40, 900. II is supposed that sew
'..r Of the periodicals viii be delayed in con-
,.ouence Of the accident,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
Mere Eresh Ury Goods.

Mere Eresh Ivy Goods.
yTSHE arrival of the sloop Chauncy, has put the SUBJ
Il scrbers in possession OF many Goods among
2 Cases blk canton grapes
do 81, Irish sheetngs. some equal to any imported
do supr fashionable prints
do scarlet bombaZetts
? do narino long shawls, white
/ do do do do blk
l do 81, do square do al white
do ssA, DO do do white with colourd bor-
ders
do S4, do do do scarlet
do Sd, cashmere, assorted colours
do Cd, do do do
do a., do do do, some more elegant
than any has been in this market this Season
Plain swiss lnuslins
Ladies white horse-skin gloves
Do blk do do do
Mems blk and cufd do do very superior
Norsted barages assorted colours
Mcrino iiinges
pieces valenta vestinCs assorted patterns elegant
goods
Nohair vesting new and bcautfuaticle
case fall d, supr ticknes
White flannel, some extra fne
50 pieces common fine and superfne sa,inets
50 do plaid domestcs
bales brown do
Together with very large stock of seasonable
good, on hand. They have the pleasure to inform
tn, inhabitants of HeXndria and the public general
~, there is scarcely article III the Goods line
but what will be found in their establishment Every
articte Of which will be offered at such very reduced
prices must give satisfaction.
nov ~ KYIE& DAWSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24

In pursuance the above decree, shall proceed to
sell on the premises, for cash, Mondayh Third day
of December neat, the following property
kx One Tenement and Lot Of Ground
It'll in the town of AIexandria, on the east side OF
Esss ST \saph-street, and bounded on the north by
A.-AAan alley separating it from the property Of
Doctor Brown; the east by the lot Of William ID.
Smms, the south by the lot Of the said Joseph G..
Grid, and the west by ST Asaph street, subject to
an annual rent of $50 1e above sale will take place
at three o'clock. e, SCOTT, ID. NJ.
oct 3i-WS IDS for T. RinggoId, Marshal,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24

Notice is hereby given
yEJO those Indebted TO the Estate ut l. Masterson,
4 deceased to come forward and settle up their ac-
counts immediately, otherwise will be under the
cessi,y Of putting them into an officers hands for
collection NARY ANN MASTERSON.
slmg'x of Laughlim Mlsterson, deceased.
NB William l. Somers, is author iscd by me, to
collect and pass Receipts. for any account AS above.
nov 22-co3t NJ a. MhS ERSoN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-24
Notice.

N0tAce.
A MEETING of the Stockholders in the Ashby's
n Gap Turnpike Company is directed 10 be holden
al the tavern OF John Opp i'm Mddleburg the Doth
da, Of December next and matters interesting to the
company will then be acted on, is earnestly recon-
m, nded to the Stockholders that they attend in per-
on or be represented in the meeting by proxy. BY or
der Of the board.
nov $780, A. GIBSON, Treasurer