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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27

was determined to resist the demand, and wa.
prepared to afford protection to its shipping
The discovery ship Hecla, Captain Parry
was seen on the 18th Of May last, in latitude
rs, in the vicinity Of SPitzbergen.
Mr.. Canning, it seems, has according to the
London papers, died poor, his property is
sworn under $4,000, though he was economi-
cal in his habits. 1t was supposed that some
mark of public gratitude would be bestowed
on his children if they were in condition to
need it.
The Austrian Observer Of the Il,h August
contains an affecting account of dreadful fire
which had reduced Jasay, the capital Of Media.
via, TO heap of ruins. a melancholy in,eres,
attaches to the details Of this confagratiop
which has proved hardly less fatal to human
life than destructive to property. Fifty dead
bodies is stated 10 have been dug out of the ru-
ms, and while the flames were yet raging, il was
found necessary to set all the malefactors, who
were confined in the prison, at liberty, as the
building in which they were shut up was found
TO be on fire. These wretches appear to have
made an ungrateful return for the mercifuI con-
sieera,ion which had thrown open the doors of
the dungeons. They prepared to piage that
portion Of The city which had escaped, The mos,
active exerions Of The magistrates and inha>
bitan,s were required to keep them in check
Tie writer of this sad narrative towards the
end Of his letter, describes the flames 10 have.
again burst out in one part Of the CITY, To add
to the horror Of the scene, storm ragged at the
same moment. 1t would seem that 10 arcs,
the progress of the calamity was beyond the
power Of man, and the letter concludes with the
mournful declaration, that "Omnipotence alone
can save us from utter destruction"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
Female academy.
MRS. ELIZ A M. LOVE
CUF LOUDOUN)


DROPOSEs to open Female .9cademy, the lst Of
Il December, in Eeesburg. Ts;s Academy viii be
principally intended for young ladies, who have ad.
vanced towards the completion of their EducaSon and
who have attained AN age between and H. Her
terms will accord with the customary prices OF board
and tuition, this. part OF the rCuntry-they will be
more particularly Scifed before the opening OF her
school. She will be assisted by, gentleman Of the
first qualifications, in the texehng of the so
branches Of education;-and should she meet with
sufficient encouragement, persons well recommended
will be engaged to teach the O!hamenta parts OF fc.
male education. Particular ana attention will
be paid to the moral and religious principles of those,
who shall be placed in her family, and to the forma-
ton Of their manAers.
She will, with tae assistance spoken Of teach the
following brandhes: 2
Reading and Writing,
Grammar and,G eography,
with tire use OF the gIobes,) ----
Astronomy, lin its general principles,)
Arithmetic, &c.
The higher classes will be taught the general prin-
ciplesof
Moral and Natural Philosophy. y
And of Chemistry,
Botany and Natural History.
They will read course OF Ancient and Modern his
tory; and particularly select course of Natural Reli
gion and the euidenceS4$ Christianity.
Some portion of time from early stage of The a.
bove ceeducaton, viii be devoted to the read
ing of some Of the most elegant ofte English Classics
in prose and verso.
Needle work wilfbe taught to those who board with
her.
Whoever may feel inclined to encourage her enter
prise, will oblige her by writing previous TO the lst
ofDccember Gas her boarers will not exceed hfteen
to Ludwe Lee, Esq. at Belmont, near icesburg, Va.
or to herself, at the same place.
Belmont, Sept. 81, l827.-lawtD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27

Brig Cumberlsnd, Paterson, reported yesterday
let Liverpool 9th August p company with ships John
Wells and Roman for New. York Tuscarora, for r!'ila
delpha, and brig Jane of Salem. Vessels left-BIigs
Virginia Packet, Kenney, dischargng; America, Pick
ct, do; Vallejo. Jordan do. all to sail the 16,
August. August lith-Isle Man, N. F.. distant rs
miles, passed an American ship with Courier" in hel
fore,opsail,. August 25,h-Lat IS, Is n. long. SIS.
so W. spoke ship Java of Boston from N. York, bound
to Liverpool August 3lst-Lat. Al, l9, long. IS w
spote BIZ ship Sumersctshire, 48 days from Jamaica
for London supplied her with provisions.---ssme day.
Or ship Bounty, Hull, of liverpool, short of bread
Sailed the day previous brig Richmond. Blanchard,
tor this port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
Trustees Sale.

EINDEEthe authority of deed Of trust from PHI
u lip & Marsteler to secure the payment Of certain
debts therein mentioned, will be sold Mt public sale,
at the To,cn Halt Saturday the 1911 day of October
merit. at IL o'clock, noon, the following mentioned pro-
perry, viz
Two Lots o. Ground, Nos. IL & Is, OF Con-
ways Plat, north of Montgomery street, and bounded
the west by Washingtonstreet and on the cast by
st. Asaphstrect, containing each about Two Acres.
A Lot Of Ground On the west side Of Pits
street, between Cameron and Quecn.sreets.
Also, an undivided half Of Lot Of Ground,
and the improve ments thereon, the tn side Of
King street. between Washington and st. Asaph.sts.
and west of George Coleman's dwelling.
Also,a Tract Of Land lying in Hawkins coun-
", Tennessee and two Slaves girl and boy, the
about Is and the other about Is years old.
Terms at sale. by order Of the Trustee,
sent 22-Sw GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27

Ney- York Consolidated Lottery, No. I,
Will be drawn on Goth nst-54 Nos . ballots drawn
PRIZES:
| Of 800 900, | Of 5000, of2.5oo, OF 2,ooo'
| of 500, Of 1850, Of 900, OF eoo'
Of 500, Of 400, 10 of 200, 20 OF loo'
AZ of 70. 4e o! 60, IS OF so, 46 oil 49,
o. Of 30, 90 of 90, 900 Of -, $3.50 OF 6:
Tickets Sc; Halves 3, Quarters 5o;-24Soi uekets
me r.. l. Vest Baptist Lottery, NO. O.,
tn he drawn at Providence on "Wednesday, Oct. Sd
SCHEME:
, prize of $40 600, of 5000, Of 2 900
Of 1850, 2 of 1000, of 500, OF 25o
20 of so, 20 Of 100, 46 OF so, IS OF so
90 of IS, 1904 Of 8, $3.50 OF 4.
Tickets 81; Halves2; Quarters l.
The drawn numbersin the PENNSYLVANIA union |"'A'
Lottery, Class No. 50, are
% IS 9 50 So 81 Is
Tick cts and shares in the above and all other popu-
lar lotteries, constantly for sale at
J. III. RUNNELLS,
Lottery & Ereaonge Office, King-sf, .4fera d. {;
N. b. All orders will meet with prompt ATTENTION II
most paid addressed to J. H. u. sept H.
p''> '' DRAWING OF TIE -.
delaware State Lottery, No. $50 10
sent q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
MarshaI'S Sale.

VETILI.be sold by the Marshal, onTuesday the 23d
w day of October next, at II o'clock for cash, al!
the right title interest of Abel Holbrook in and to
the following lots of ground adjoining the Town OF
,lexandra, bounded on the East by Washington
street, on the West by Columbus street, on the Soutn
by the first north OF Montgomery street, on te
North by the second street, N. OF MontgomerY
passing through one corner of the square and bndr
on said streets aud road containing nearly two acres,
No, l6.
Also, one other lot, beginning on the west side q
Columbus street, where it intersects the I'd sire
north Of Montgomery street, and running them
with the west side of Columbus street, $50 feet to Il
line of Pendetons land, thence with his line, south
degrees west 1877 feet to the line of John Mandevii
land, thence south degrees east with his line
feet inches, thence to the beginning. Sold to "a
f. an execution in favour of the Bank OF Potomac, -
sgnee of Edmund ]. lie &.
C. SCOTT. D. n
SEM For r. Ringgold Marsh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
NiEBsS AY.9.21As
.-n,v MORNING. SEPTEMBER 27, 1877.

tiers received at Baltimore from Havana,
I,bords's Squadron was in port on
'- ,o,b instant, and that Porter had at last
w. ,,1 from Key West. The markets were
'' - -cofFte and sugar too high for expor'a-
and on the rise. Flour was scarce-none
arrived since the 2eth ultimo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27

Hugh SMITH e ".
sYAviNG received per ship Virginia and brig Cum
bcrland, from Liverpool, and by other arrivals
their fail supply. offer for sale at the lowest mar
iet prices, general assortment of
China. Glass md Earihen7rdre.
SrOTEW ARE, Of their own manufacture
Pipes in boxes Of gross each
Black bottle, quart and pint
Window glass, 8x 10 and 10 II
Fig blue in boxes lbs. each
Patent rvet fire buckets
Dcmiiohns, gallons
sent 97.-- cow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
Public Sale of Aands.

DYTrtue of deed of trust made by Francis Adams
ID and Mary his wife, bearing date the 23d April,
1879, to me, to the payment of sundry debts
due Oh judgment to the United States, will SELL on
Saturday tie 29M day Of September nezt, at noon on
the premises, to the highest bidder for cash. certain
tract of Land situate in the county of Fairfax on title
Hunting Creek, commonly called the Green Spring be-
ing the east side of the road leading from Aexan
dr'a to Mount Vernon and adjoining to the lands of
Judge Washington, VIM. Peake, Geo. w. Mason and
others, containing
Two Hundred and Fourtee en- Acres
shall convey such title as the said deed Of trus,
vests in me. W. JONES.
august law is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27

Every thing that relates to the Chesapeake
saa Ohio Canal ought to be, and we imagine
acceptable to our District readers. The an
a'2cd article from the National lntelligencer
OBTAINS useful Information particularly IN re-
!nd to the termination Of the main Canal,
aud to the propriety ofeach towns taking care
Wits own immediate interests,
As the period for opening the subscription
" Tie Stock Of the Chesapeake and Ohio "a
IA approaches, we have already noticed the
interest awakened concerning the value OF Ci
~ Property Amidst this feeling some inqui-
Guide is discernible about that which should a
taAen none-the certainty. of an extension of
"Caral TO this CITY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
COM NENCIAL.
3Nl1I2 NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRiVED-SEFr 90,

ARRiVED-SEFr 90,
schrs Charlotte, Mofit, Baltimore; freight for The
District.
SAIEED.
Stean.b boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk
Scnr. Increase, Robinson, Ncw-York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
Now Landing,

81 packages Of RUSSLi GOODS, consisting Of
Ravens duck an sheetngs
Bruisgen's canvas, Also,
Is bales huriaps
81 casks Marseil'es Madeira and Ciaret wine
% boxes St. E>tephe and Sauterae Cla:ct
- demiiohu of Cologne Gin
100 hag- shot. for sale by
sept u A. C.. CNZENoNE y 20.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

Some frie'!i has sent us from Falmou,h, an address
TO the freeholders of Stafford, signed "Drapier.n THIS
address reasons With quite as much accuracy as the
generality of JacEson addresses. The following is a
sample:
"'Yhat hand lad the people in the elevation rs Job,
GnincJ Adams and his Secretaries? Those men. did
not receive their appointments from the p>oole. Thov
acknowledge no dependence on our- will. They oh
tained thcir power iron our representatives in CONGRESS-
contrary 10 the wishes of the 1eople. and they reiv m
The disbursement Of our oTn money i'm tic shane of ex
ccut've patronage, toElssrm opposition to their nefn-
rious usurpatioDs.n
1t Is objectc| to 5Tr. Adams that the people Lad no
hand ~ BIS elcyalion-that lie was elected by the peo.
pies Representative. If Gen. Jackson instead of gIy.
AHams, had received the vote of congress, what yyould
Drapier then have said? Would he have said that the
people bad no hand in his elevation-that not thew
but their Representatives bad made a President Not
he. tn that case, the purity Of the election would have
been defended as zealously, as il is now bitterly assa,I
cd. Yet in reason and law what vas the difference:
Congress had 4 right 10 select either of the candidates.
Why had they Cc right? Because the rcDoIs had
failed to give any one OF them a majority sf their votes.
If the people failed to do this, with What propyiety can
il be aIlsdgcI, that Cen Jackson was tue choice Of
the people? lie bad a plurality OF electoral votes 10.
deed, but is a plurality a II :ority? IF hc had a plural.
ily Of electoral votes, Mr.. Adams bad a pEuyat;fy Of
the actual Pcopic at tie polls. If this appears para
dozical to Draper land VIC DO not infer him from his
address TO possess much logical acutoness) we invite
him 70 inspect the records OF returns, aud to lake the
trouble Of deduc;iDs the three filis Of Southern slaves,
whose votes are counted in favor Of Gen. Jackson
from his electoral poll. While Gen. Jackson's pol
was IN The noighborIrood Of 90, 900, MIR. Adams excee
ed 100 900. How disingenuous is it therefore, to con
tend, that Gen. jackson was at the las, election, tho
choice OF the people! How doubIy disingepuous is it
= TAcn>ae national records 7:.r. l.. .e..,.e. az vher
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

R<anSJlnaAia.- THE following article is from n.
Chambersbu"g Repository. Il Convention for po,,;-
na'l"g an electoral ticket in opposition to Jackson 4
forming hJ the people. The meetings are un,rerora
and well attended What success viii attend i , ,ro,
only can disclose. That the detection IN fla, c,.t ,.:'
vide spread aud on the increase. is MD bi,.hi y -
admitted. That IT will suTice To defeat ,he -
ticket, many confidently hopo. "S"'
"Iheia'e election was contested upcn The Pre.;dcB.
tal question, in bui few counties-in eo,no ~ %n"S
'be results have been decidedly favorable 10 Inc rrnsor.
Administration, and IN oil aHpfded strong r,onodf r, IL
o3inicI,' That The cause Of Gen. Jackson Is on the -
throughout The stat. II IS probable that from tv.n,,.
10 thirty friends Of he administration L,yo 1919
turned TO the next Leg Stature. and if IN, ':
all The counties bad been b~i9cen the Cric,,l, ~ "a, 10
Adams and Gen. Andrew Jack.on. uLcrc ~ M
son iosuPpose, tIat the result in many would E,yn a.,
greatly aslonisheG their politicians, as ia. rcsnt, -, ~.
cornir dd ours. Last session the friend. ~ Go aL"
nistr9non IN the Legislature, If there were an, vc,r
avcd 'nto sIlence b, The number Of tier n,,5oncns
not n Yoicc, If we recoi!ect Alright, vas ra,seJ 60,
Ihn' quarter against The preposlcrous Legislation a tens
ted TO ensure the election Of The General"
The General Coait was 10 have commenced j..
SION on thursday. Only seven judges bsye ,et sL.
tended, eight making . qao,uDr.
GOO
VIC ~cc0mmen tc following extract from Ito -o.
tex Herald, TO The pofusal OF al DENOMINATIONS ~
Christians. 90
"Wecxpccfed some snacrs a, ra mc,,.,-
day evening, for the introduction Of t;gn r3,.;g.ne 49,,
occasionally oGlc'ate IN The Ministry Of tc AIef,oi.,
d"u n"P'S' 2"c'ci'cs,-ihe enc as a delegate to ia
convention, the other as a member n Hc
ing committee; nor were We mistaken. Tie ru d, ami
hdecoTous manner III which these WORTHY citizens Laye
oeen spoken '' merits severe apprehension. uHi r.,
w Et"''e"'cm' ~ tfne- perhaps, We shall fBi you
questioning the right Of any man f. vote ., orr al,c,,r,
who IS Methodist or Bapfs; rfeachcr-,, ha Ia19e-s
10 be against yon; or pcradycnfu-o, VIC r7ev La7r roI
denouncinS al interference of Iny professors NJ re-
zion III the politics o: he 'cc--.-. ..~,rr I'LL. 4,,,,
Hl"e accTas grow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-14
Marshal'S Sale.
mar IL

WILL be sold for cash, Tuesday, the 17th day Of
w .iprI neu ut O'clock in the afternoon, all the
right, title, and interest OF Richard Are in and to the
following parcel CO Land.-Begnniug at the north
east of Payne and Oronoko-streets, and run
ming thence with Oronoko-street, north 81 degrees
west 81 poles . links to stake; thence with ditch
on the west side OF roPe-walk, south 30 degrees,
west 50 poles 70 links to another stake On the north
grees east 81 poles2 links to another stake on the
north side of cid ditch; thence north 90 degrees
east 50 poles 25 links TO the beginning, supposed to
contain ii acres roods; sold to satisfy execution
in favor of Lsughlin Masterson.
G. SCOTT, ID. VI.
march IS-ti7A for L. RinTgold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-14
Private Entertainment.
1900 Reward.

VNTHEREAS lam convinced, by a late disclosure
w facts, that my negro man NORRAGE, has been
engaged fora considerable time past, regularagcnt
in the commission Of more highhanded thefts than
first aware Of, TO the great loss OF my neghbor,
and self, and believe the dread Of further legal
punishment occasioned his elopement the Ion Of
November last; therefore deem il an imperative Lu
tyto awaken the vigilance of the community a, large
and particularly of Sherifs, Consablcs and Police OF
fccrs, that this artfu scoundre mas be arprelenl,
and that he AMI his concealed copMtners in guilt, NAV
be brought to condign punishment 90 believe,
will appear, upon his apprehension, that Others more
guilty than himself, have accomplished, b, his agency
their dishonest purposes. For fear 0 IHaccuracy IN
my last advertisement win again describe his per,on
Norragc is about feet incaes high, about "a wears
old, OF dark complexion, yet not OF deep black CO.
Tor; regular features somewhat bow legged vet Of
good figure for his hei ght His dress the time lie
disappeared, was roundabout and pan,aloOns, of
dark twed domestic cloth. lie had variety Of other
clothing, and perhaps supply of money the fruits of
his felonlous agencies. The Marks however of thr.
yfye stripes, but lately inflicted by order Of the civil
authority for atrocous theft, supposed at the time
to be his first and only offence will still show on N
back If examined Ills sober habits and apparent f.
deity, induced me to grant him all reasonable nlu
gence previous to this. lie has been trained from his
infancy as house servant, waiter, market man. car.
rage driver, SC. lie has attended me in Baltimore
Annapolis, and other parts Of Maryland But he is
much better known in the District, and particularly
in Alexandria, whittier he has for years, repeatedly
gone to market, and purchased goods for family use
From this date, if he be taken in The District or within
ten miles of its line, within any part of Prince
Georges County, will give fifty dollars; fin any o,
or part of Maryland or Virginia, one hundred dollar,
and any other place, State or Country, whatever
one hundred and fifty dollars, besides all reasonable
costs and charges, if secured that l get him again
Fifty dollars are also offered for the legal con yction
Of any person attempting to promote, by forged papers
Or otherwise, his escape Against all persons arbor.
ns employing said negro, will enforce the full ri
yor of the law.
II. D. HATTON,
fEaiton Ill., near Piscata,cay, !t1te of MARYLAND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-14
NarshaA's Sale.

r he cold for cash, ON Saturday the 14ih day Of
w gorl merit az O'Clock IN the afternoon, all the
;h, tile and interest of Abel Hoibrook in ana 10
The following lots of ground
Lo, No. I, beginning on the west line OF the
half acre upon Prince street l2S feet inches 10 'he
westward OF West street, and binding thereon east
xardly 20 feet thence north, with line parallel 10
Wrstsreet l24 feet to an alley II feet inches wide;
thence east 20 feet thence with straight Inc TO the
begnning-Rent $40 per year, payable Isl January III
each year.
Lot No.2, leased TO Leonard butcher, begin
ming on Princc-sreet upon the east line los feet W.
shes west of West street; running thence east WIN
Prince street 90 feet thence north Ia feet 10 an az
lev; thence west on the alley 20 fleets thence WIN
straight line to the begirning-Rent $40, payable ISL
January in each year.
Lot No. 8, leased to Peter Paris, beginning
on the east line Of the ground Joining the sl,
inches to the west of Weststreet, anu oinu''s
on "a feet thence north with line parallels 10 .,
street 1914 feet to the alley thence with saa ute!
feet; thence with straight line 10 'ne nes"''""o
Rent sl2, pavabe LIST January in each year,
To, No :. leased 10 Henry Darnold. oegin-
ming unon wess,reet $50 feet inches to The norm
of Pr:ace.sreet and running thence nor'h WIZ,
street and binding thereon % feet; thence Wes' M
linz nar,re, 70 Prnce-street lbs feet nches .heuce
south with line parallel to West street oe'se
with straight line TO the beginning Ne '0. FH'
able the LIST October i'll each year
., M. :. leased to Ben amin Brown, begin
,,; -, West street $50 feet inches to the north
VII Of Prince street, and running thence north WIZ,
yt street and binding thereon 20 feet, thence %es'
with aline parallel to Prince street 10 feeto lnches
thence south and parallel to West street ~ tee ehCe
east, with straight line to the begnnnS-rem, sio'
nayaple LIST October in each year Sold to satisfy an
Execution in favor of the Bank of Potomac, assignee
IS Fin lee C.. SCOTT, ID. NJ.
m,rch II fort. RinggOld, Marshal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-14

The site upon which the Mansion House and other
buildings erected, is high and healthtul, and COM
mands fine view of the surrounding country. great
proportion ofths tract of andis fertile bottom, lying
in full view of the dwelling, part of which is heavily
tmber the arabic part ola friabe soil and very produc
tive. This estate abounds springs ofthe purest wa.
ter, and however dry the summer months every field
is sufficiently irrigated to afford plentiful supply of
water to stock ofevery kind 1t is distant from nay
gable water but three miles; from Washington twenty
four and from Alexandria sixteen; it lies equdstant
from Piscataway and Port Tobacco, but eight miles
from either places and thus from its scaon, advanta
gesfrom either market is easily derived. Feeling de-
srousto emigrate, will sell either the whole or par,
of this estate on very accommodating terms, Appca
ton can be made by letter otherwise either to Ben
jamn +. Dulany, or to
HENRY r. DULANY,
dec IL Alexandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-14
Georpe ). Hough

George 5. Hough ooons
rs now opening assortment of SPfIN" "ooD"'
II viz
Cloths and cassimcres
Gnghams, balisse and barrcge
Calicoes and chintzes
Striped andplain mnslins and cambrics
Cambria and common dimities
Furniture do
DO cacocs
Cotton, silk, wors,ed and thread hose
Green pink, straw, white and black Grape
DO do do do do forences
Irish linens and linen cambria
Colored lasting and Denmark sattins
Striped and plain drilling
White Jeans and cotton drilling
Stripes for boys and mems wear
Black and colored stufs for shoes
Twillcd circassian for Coats
Mems and women's gloves
Cashmere, silk and gauze handkerchiefs
Merino scarfs and shawls
Italian lustrng and colored silks
Russia sheetimgs, diaper and crash
Oh "a, and ga Irish damask diaper
Best bed tickings
Fine beached and common shiltngs
general assortment of colored domcstics
Sewing silks, threads and cottons
Floss and superior knitting cotton
Thread and silk braids. tapes and bobblns
Black and white satin and modes
With most other articles in his line; which render
his assortment very complete few bales OF German
and Scotch linens, and
COTTON EfRN of the best FaeiOries
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-14
Marshal's Sale.

VNILL he sold for cash on Wednesday the 1874 day
w Of 1prii ncr, at o'clock in the afternoon, all
the right title and interest of William b. Wilson, in
and to lot of ground situated the side of Fair
faxstreet, and binding Fairfax street 90 feet and
extending back, eastwarLiy, list being the lot
where the late fire consumed all the improvements
Sold to satisfy execution in favor Henry Howard,
use, SC. e. SCOTT, ID. NJ.
For I. Ringgold, Marshal
mar II Stawts