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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
AECHD POINTER. Trustee.
= AND ToR SAFE.

n ,AND IOk SALE The sri .r'1cf offers for sale
Sni" 1'l m tt county D., Gloucester Wing ON York dv-r
Hw m.c. below Gloucester Town containing three hun,e
ana hN-bye acres pendent of au island i'm the r,erl
th' place noted Or fine fish end oysters and has on h
spring OF good water Tire pIo, cueuf, consist of dyvcr
house. &c Stcu Go small family. For tennis (which g l..
accommoading) apply % Va Richard Thornton Glo,cese
or ~ the undersigned, in Hanover HECTOR DAVIS
Sept t0 IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
Coochland. Oct 9th. 1ale

NOTICES. virtue oi a deed Of Trust executed bv Tb
mas g. Ncs o. ~ Subscriber and duly recorded n tb
ccfs Office OF hmS YAM County coJr purposes therein
'nuon,' WI "c 900 TO me highest bidder at public auction
Gay oil uccemooi n"> DO iif If nUt te most fair day trart
OF llnd m aiI couuv, containing 80 more or less viti
goo Improvements also afte stock, plantation utensils and
ai the household kitchen furniture Terms made on
day Of sale The title 90 tc aoyc property is believed 20 h.
title as > vested ri me. J '
fr 90 r,f,rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
TO MY LYRE.

| wish TO sing Of Alreus' son,
And Cadmus too TO praise;
Ru' my poor Tyre to love alone
Hath given all its lays.
7 lately altcr'd every piece,
And the whole Tyre unstrung
And then of mighty Hercules,
Ana his great deeds | sung.
But now again with am'rous fire
rs strings arc all ;nspir'd;
Farewell, We Heroes, for my Tyre
OF manly strains is tir'd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
THIS Day
$4,000,

L0iceSi Prise Sj--TjckeiS 81.
a. NU1fBERS--6 Draws.
IL The Drawing will be regularly received and the
cash paid for Prizes at the Lottery and Exchange
Office of THO. Il. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

Also the time and place. by virtue ola Deed of Trust
executed to the subscribers the Sit January last Ceoe
Woodson of tine County of Buckingham for the purpose
ring the payment of sndry debts therein mentioued shall
sell for cash the following property, wit FIVE slaves Mabav
Amanda, Celia and her chlden with additional IN
crease of said females no and gig household and
kitchen furniture, &c Such title possess by virtue
of the Deed aforesaid viii be conveyed the purchasers
JOHN GARTH,
Dec l, 1828-dItw4t JOSIAH IEAKE, IT. ( trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

And many Of SO, $a5, SIS, Jt0, and $,
Tickets, 81, Halves -, Quarters :
VISjigglop, ySdg. 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
BY OTIS, DUNLOP &. co.
SHOES.

On MONDAY, the 9th December, at ii o'clock.
Will be sold at auction store:
100 PACKAGES SHOES among which are soma
superior BrogaEs -. ID. 81 Co. Aucts.
nov IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

FEVRIST SALE.-By virtue Of deed OF t,s executed t
runner H. Henley and Hannah MS wife 10 L subscriber
and duly recorded in tie clerks Office of Coochland conn
court we, o either Of s, v Monday te 18th dav III
December next Chat being GoochanG county oourdav, %
coed to SELL at tooClH3 Cot-hOuse the highest bidder Tor
ready money, all the right tide interest and claim the sad
Turner H. Henley and Hannah MS have or NAV have In
Tact oi land containing two hundred and wcntynne and one
iouTtn acreo land lying in lower end oochand cur
beng the same tract land owned by William Barnett NJ i
lime OF his DEATH and w1 by ms last viii and testament p
devsei 10 ms hcr. w b. equally divided between them az
winch Hannah Henley, }uWly Hannah Barnett one of Ito
hIis Oh c sad WIN barnett also al the interest, title and
claim which the said Tuner Is Henley and Hannah his wiz
now have or may hereafter have. negroes with tcir in
erase ao SOCK OF horses hogs cattle, and stock all kinds
also household and kitchen furniture belonging 10 IN, aid W
Barnett, which with all other ey claim under tie aid
VIM bafnetts VII, IN order 10 satisfy the Purposes for hRb
the said decd OF trust made Such title ocv viii he nm
vcycd as Is veseo in the subscribers Nv aforesaid decd OK
trust WILL GRAY
TNd MILLER lTu-.rrs
Coochand, Oct 27'h 1929 s5-zrcut,~e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
Nnn ,tuF WHIE

Fon tnE Vino.
MEssRS. EDIToRs: The following translation from
The Greek of Anacreon, ode /, is the unadcd pro-
due ton Of amcmber of Mr.. Oliver 4. Shaw's Clas-
steal end Mathematical Academy
This translation written by youth of less
than fifteen years of age, who has studied the Greek
Language but eighteen months, and its excellence
consists in its being strictly literal and vet so high
ly poetical. Yrs ANXIOUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

6o5l Prizes Stl3,520
81, 050 payable in Lands
Whole $40; Hat 50; Quarter s. so; Eighth 81 o5.
New York, Dec.
az The drawing Of the above splodd schOme will
be received on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The
cash will be paid usual for all prizes at the Iote-
ny a. Exchange Office Of THO. b. BIGGER.
de Pts Opposite, tho ForrIo ITotoI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

u The Governors Message excludes Or. BRAIN
hams replication to Dr. Watkins and several articles
OF interest. We may present some remarks on the
character on this Message hcreafter-mcanwhile we
congratulate His ENcellency the abandonment of
his State Tariff notions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
DONALD ADAIR.

"A NOVEL, by Young Lady of Virginia in VOL
"a umes just published by Peter Cotton and for
saIe at his bookstore two doors above the Eagle Ho-
tel. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

TENRIST SALE--By virtue of a deed of trust executed to
Il the subscribers the 3lS January last Edmund An
derson Geoge oodSon, and A. T. Bges which decd
record the Clerks office OF the County Courts of Henirco and
Buckingham, shall sell for Monday the 2sd inst
at Falsburg Mills in the said county of Buckingham slaves
10 w.t. Daniel Charles Jacob Syey and Tamsel with the n-
crease of the females If anythe stock of horses, cattle and
shecphe crop corn and fodder wagon and cart pnnta
ton TOOLS &C. Acting Trustees will be given as is
vested III US by the Deed aforesaid.
JOHN GARTH,
December Isl JOSIAH LEAKE, jr. ilHs'reS'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
TAIRUST sALE OF LAND.

FHNRUST SALE OF JAND.-Nt...be a!i on he re
d mises,- lhc 8.h day Decem.ru>t to the birbe
bidder ior cash, nifty land on less Wing ON Dow
Creek, in the county Of Goochland satisfy Tie Objects Of,
deed Of Trust, executed by HeLckah ur,ear u tho rrre
dated the 18th Noyember 1920 and al record ia oocInl
county Office. WILL. GRAY
Nov 15-wHc THO TAUR,iAY ( Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
Dec. |. 1929.

On motion Of Mr. laucey the Message laid upon
table, and 500 cor.c, ordered be printed
The SpeScr presented anIll communication from tho
Treasurer which laid tue table, and 80 copies oroeel
70 br printed.
President of the Literary Fund, which, motion of Mr. Everett
and Nh Waits, scvcrav laid the table for printing
-fhc Speaker pres c1led Rc'd {. L. Muucure of
stafford; announcing the vacancy OF his Member from
t,I County.
On moon OF Nh Everett, the hour Of meeting was fixed at
- O'Clock.
On motion OF Nlr Yaucey, the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

$3.50 Prizes, amounting IN $69I8i
Whole Tickets So Hdlves s. so, Quatisys 81 %.
For lucky numbers, call AZ
COTTOMS BOOKSTORE,
der TfrO doors ADORE the EogIs JJ9ilI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02

were invested With the express power OF taking care
of local iuterests-lnstead Of this most enchanting
picture we now find ia the exhibited in the tariff
acts, that local mteres Indifferent SECTIONS far from
being left to the protection OF their local authorities
transferred to the safe keeping of other sections
combining Tor their interests, and acting under
the influence OF directly hostile and opposing interests
To other interests thus strangely ntrusted To their
guardianshp.-rhesca additional facts and remarks
arc now presented to the General Assembly. which
VIII give full view oithe whole subject, and is now
most respectfully submitted it heretofore has BEEN
exc sively to It's discretion. Should 1t be the plea
sure Of the General Assembly to its own delibe
atoms. and to depend, for relief against these most
oppressive measures upon the return Of better cos
ellis to Congress. this day To be assembled or upon
the better councils OF the next Congress, whose NEE
ting ii - hoped, viii be under better auspices it will
BE- satisfactory to mo- but it must be sclf-evident,
that the longer this SYSTEM Continues tic more dan
0"rous becomes both Ia its desD otic doctrines, aid
IN its destructive operations.
The General Assembly Will perceive, upon the most
transient view OF tins communications that unIsu-
nj portion Of business has devoved upon the Exec-
tive IN the course OF this year, and of IT, having
reelection. to the most moIncnous concerns. These cir
Gums nncts must plead my excuse for its regretted
length, when 1t intention nC to include In il
c word called 10 by sense OF ilnperous DUTY
Notwithstanding the time have Reluctantly occupi-
eel, hope my be still indulgcd, III thS great con-
Juucturc or our ars both IN regard TO the concerns
OF nc General Government and OF our own fiInda-
mcna State Institutions. TO offer up my sincere and
crtcnt prayers to the Great Ruler OF tie universe in
whose hands the destipies of I'll nations that
lie Will graciousy be pleased, inspire your cou-
srls with wisdom and moderation. that whatever
measures you may adopt may eventuae in the honor
and welfare u our bclos I'd common country-in the
protection and preservation Of the rights and liber-
ties and in the promotion and extension of the wealth
nrospery and happiness of the people Of Virginia
aoi -lr N time 70 como. their effects may be felt and
their blessings cnjoyed by the whole human race.
WIN. u. GILES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-02
virginia State LOTTERY.

NOR the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal
II Company, Class No. 10, 10 be drawn at the Ea-
gle Hotel, on "Wednesday, the 10th December, 1928.
az NUMBER LoTTERY-7 Draws BAGIorE
CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

", received no Washington papers by yes
day evenings mail.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

We copy the following paragraph from the
New York Gazette. A few days will determine
whether the rumours alluded to have any foun,
datinn in TRUTH
IL is rumoured tha, an order has been receiv-
ed from Washington, directing the company
OF Onled States troops, now at Sackeu's Har-
Dor, to remove forthwith 10 the disputed ter
rltory on the north eastern boundary Of the
y. States, and 10 take post upon the line. The
three companies now al Green Bay, are TO JOIN
the company from Sackeu's Harbor, and The
whole are to be under the command OF Major
Clark. The necessity and object Of this move
ment are, of course, not made public; but il Is
not a matter ofsurprise that these steps should
be taken, it the complaints of our fellow ciri>
zens Of Maine are well founded Our govern
mcnt is bound, by 'espect to its dignity, TO
take prompt measures when its citizens com>
plain OF being arrested and imprisoned by
foreign power, because they will not acknow
ledge its jurisdiction.
1t Is aisp SAID tha, a commune Stion TO Con-
grcss is daily expected from The President,
which, Viii be received with closed DOORS
What may be its import, we do no, undertake
to say. We give these rumours as they reach
Us, without pretending to vouch for their ac-
curaCy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
SCRAPS.
From late London papf.


CAFrRE MARRiAGEs- When female OF re-
spectacle rank is 10 be married, an address is
deli, cred TO her BY one Of he elders If her clan,
before she leaves the home Of her kindred in
which she is admonishtd 10 cOnduc, herself as
prudent housewife, to be obsdient to her
hu ,band, attentive To- his aged parents and care
ful q whatever is committed to her charge;
above all, 10 be submissive when insulied, add
"to remain silent even though called witch.
On arriving a, The kraal Of the bridegroom
she is conducted to d new hut, the young man
dancing before her, and sweeping the ground
with green boughs, as an intimatlon that she is
expected 10 he always neat, clean, and orderly
in her household.
GERMAN CRlricIsM ON HAMLET.--I OK, In
the DramaturgiSche Blatter, IS OF opinion that
| Shakespeare meant TO represent Opheba rs the
| victim of more than seniimen'ai passion; ann
that her scarcely delicate song contains her own
history He also attempted to prove that, IN
the famous soliloquy of Hamlet, there Is n"
question Of suicide London Hsekiy heete,c
| Shakspeare's pedigree is known solely by
the entries on the Court Rolls of the manor oil
Remington. at there appears that John Shaks-
pearc, the eldes, son Of Richard, died in 1909,
and that Thomas Shakespeare was admitted to
the Hill Farm, as his son and heir. This mo
mas, from his will, which was made in 1914,
appears 10 have been y msalman or baker, and
lived a, Moulsey End, in the Remington, May
5, 1914, his widow was admitted in the Court
Baron 10 her free bench, aud afterwards sur.
rendered 10 her son John, who was then adj
mi,ted accordingly. He died in February
l652.s, leaving Two sons, William who DIED in
1890, and John, who died in l7lo." No less
than five desceuts appear in this instance on
The copyhold Court Rolls; there may possibly
be further particulars upon them.
MIsNoMER OF THE QUEEN IN CHEss:-Chess
players are not generally aware that the piece
called the Queen originally bore another title,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
AU&E4stES
THIS DAY.
HIS DAY.
Elegant Furniture at Auction

DIT ~
A 7 half past O'Clock on edne sdav the 9Th inst.
L az the residence Of Mr. John Miller on v, n.
'hS'on-srett who is about to fiom town, his
H0aseh0ta and Kitchen Furniture,
beng perhaps oft very best quality of any IN town,
II got IN the District, having been wholly purchased
pi careful and experienced hand, in the PhladeL
ph'a market within the las, years and cautou,, used
since that time. Ii Consists in part of
II very superb sdebnard, pr of card tables
dining tables, mahogany and other chairs
Mantle and pier glasses
Mahogany and curled maple curtain bcilstcsds
Venetian stair and entry carpe,iHg
Venetian inside blinds
elegant wash stand with marble slab, plain do
! set of French china vases with shades
Bureaus dressing table with mirror, plain do
Straw mating for two rooms and passage
Passage lamp, pair astral lamps and mantle do
Cut glass, fnder, kitchen furniture
And great variety Of almost every article in use in
the most fashionable families. Terms cash
To give the ladies an opportunity of viewing the
furniture the house will be opened the morning pre-.
vious to the sale
april . GEO. JOHNSON Auct
O. The National inteligencer will please inser.
the above till dav of sale
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
From the Norfolk Beacon Of .9priI z,
MELANCHOLY EVENT.

~. ,,cord, with deep sorrow, and sincere
thy in the affltction which the event mus,
,,...,,rily produce 10 their numerous connsx.
va friends, the following shocking disas-
IL which three Of the most promising Of
s.srs Of our Nary, lave sunk into an uniimely
.,e |, hos asst gloom over large por-
e, of our society, Nv many Of whom these re-
.n.,r,bIe AID worthy young men we've held in
alsh es'eem,
boa,, belonging 20 the Navy Yard, Cos
il, which were midslipmtn WM. J. Sill,
-, crNrw York, FRED'K RoDGERs, son oil
r,m Rodgers of MARYLAND, ROBERT Nj. HAIR
,..oy lson of Robert NJ. Harrison, Esq. Am.
r,,,n,.,cial Agent, ST. Bartholomews,) and
p,supoD W. Hunter. Of The D,slric, ct Coz
I,r,ra Jeff the Yard Oh Saturday morning, on
~ sxr,r,ioa of pleasure, and when between
r,m5er,', Point and Crsney Island, the boat
Vas unset by sudden flaw Of wind, and the
h.rr Asst named were drowned Mr. HUNTER
49,, MO, ident!Il'y rescued from the late of his
.,m' union, (afJer remaining in the water a
an,lierabr iimc) by vessel passing near The
,oor uhrre the accident occurred.
Immediately on the receipt Of this painful
nj, Ibgence, Com. Barron despatched boats,
with instructions Io use every possible exer>
non for the recovery OF the bodies, which have
.e.urned. being unsuccessful in obtaining Ell
,rr Of ,h'In
1h- hos, was discovered yesterday morning,
,ua&, of Lam5srt's Point.
The editors Of The Beacon, in 4 slip under
late Of April 20, =. NJ, informs US that
| he bodies Of the young gentlemen who were
| drowned on Saturday last, have not yet been
| Sund-rurlher elrolts for their recovery would
| tr male that day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

1h' Managers Of The Bowery Thra're, y. Y.
gave v. Redmond, Of whose persecution our
Nad'rs have lately heard SO much, a benefit -
@llrday'S New York Statesman contain, the
C"wlns notice:
The Pr.sid-nt nf The Humane Society &C
"oNIcat's the donation from Mr.. 4. u. Red
n'ad o' he amount received by HIM from ;he
n''as'r' Of the Bowery theatre. Mr.. II. no.
'rm.as II" consistent with due sense Of his
'''1Sier to apply that money 10 his private
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

'0'nsr small sign which may throw some
,'' on the big one. which 50 dazzles the eyes
ne Jackson Editors"
AZ, From the New.Ycrk Enquirer.
y Son IN THE WEsr.-The Buffalo and
~ Noek Gazette, has been transferred from
"Iods OF Mr., S. H. Salisbury to VIM. P. NJ.
~. W Esq. who comes out and declares his
u'd preference for Gen. Jackson TO the Pre-
s,al% II VIII be recollecled tina, previous
), agitation Of the Presidential question,
PAPER had ever been faithful adherent OF
Ms S'9a Old republican party: By the prin-
so en- ana usases Of that parry, the new editor
10y MS readers he shall be governed"
". From tine Philadelphia Ariel.
~ NJ, WooD.-A fellow of this name
NJ S any kind Of authority, has made HIM
:, Grusy Tor some time past, in collecting mo,
"T'n our subscribers, in various parts of
4, Jersey, aud putting i, into his pocket.
sb.a printer by trade, and this no,ice is pub
NJ IN order 10 caution subscribers from
S any money 10 the said fellow, as we'll
Hoos,s" give printers generally an Ugh, into
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

Arrived---at Iolmess Hole, March so, Schr. Rising
Sun, Cobb, Alexandra, FOR Portland
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
From the Norfolk Herald, April 4.

We mentioned few weeks since the death
OF a citizen in HEREFORD county. y. T.. as having
been caused by slight punc:ure with needle,
on the back Of his hand, while in The act Of
using 4 towel in which the nee die was sticking:
a ease very nearly similsr has recently occurs
red in this town. Mr. Enos E,htredgr, who
kept small grocery on Chnrch>street, while
IN the act OF thrusting his hand down into
pork barrel, struck the lower oin Of the mid ;
die finger against the point Of hoop nail that
pr"truded through the staye, making slight
incision, from which two or three OOPS of blood
exuded. This happened on Sunday morning
week, the Esd ul. He took but little notice Of
II at the time, but in the course Of the day he
experienced a very painful sensation in the
hand and wrist, and about midnight was seized
with severe hi OF ague, which was succeeded
by high state OF fever, the pain extending up
to the shoulder. On Monday he sent fog a ply
siciaH, who found the patcn, in extreme ago
ny, with distinct traces Of inflammation, eX.
tending from the wrist 10 the shoulder Joint;
and the arm swollen to thrice its natural size.
POu!'icing and depletion were resorlcd to with
very lillle effect. The fever, and consequently
| the Inflammation aud swelling, prevailed over
al the efforts of medical skill, and on the lth
day, last Tuesday, the patient expired On the
Saturday preceding, the physician disCerned
very slight traces of ganerepe, but is Of opinion
that his death was not attributable to that
cause, but 10 the entire prostration Of the sys>
tenn by fever. Mr.. f heredge was 50 years Of
age; originally from Princess Anne. During
his residence IL Norfolk, his health, which had
never been good, was completely established;
and he was congratulating himself and his IA
miy, the very morning Of The accident, on his
peculiar felicity in the njoymept Of SO grea: j
blessing, observing that he had never felt bei>
ter in his lie. Whata striking eviGenc. have
we here Of the uncertainty OF mans existence
in this world! One NAV be shot through the
body-his limbs hacked aud mangled in the
mos, shoe king manner, and recover in few
weeks, and be sound the rest Of his lie; while
| another finds a death wound in the scratch OF a
pin!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

The \oung Men Who have
agreed TO form a DEBATING SOCIETY. are 70.
qne'ed to M tat 'he Old Council Chamber, this eve
ming at half past O'Clock. WIS
prii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
SSsl!l,lp NEWS.
Port OF aieXAnAria.

ARMED, APRIL s.
Soop Globe, Baker, New-York; freight for the Dis
trict.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; with pas.
senscrs.
From our Correspondents.
BEACON OFFICE News RooM,1
Norfolk, .Apri! 9 a. NJ:
Arrred-schr Fulton, Jernegan, from Alexandria,
bound to St Barts-put in to finish loading.
Sailed-schr Virginia, Rodbrd for New-York -
Claris,a, Ill., for Providence, H. l. and Eloisa, Ander
son, for Madeira.
II e French ship Louis, Bourrely, for Martinique.
and brig Conveyance, Hipkins, Tor Rio de Janeiro,
viii sail to-day.
IL ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

Contributions continue 10 be made in difftr-
o' parts Of the State Of New York, aud in 9th
Northern States, for the benefit Of the els
''''d Greeks. The generous phiianIhrophy
'Nfn!ed on this occasion, not only merits our
T''o'l'lon, but our imitation also.
Both branches of The Pennsylvania Legisla-
'e haze re jec,ed propositions to vestin them
IT'S the appointment Of canal commissioners.
'0' Montreal Gazette states, upon the au-
-'"N OF letters received as late as the ION OF
.''Ha'y, rha: the late proceedings of the Pro-
al Executive have been approved at home;
mt h" Malesty's government would pres.
Lori Oalhousie The sxpediency Of his con-
aao'c in Canada.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09

-, &c rr"reaji'P rapidly in the complies
90" or, >. They expected to have
tx h'''"e" N the course Of n xt month. So
'h'c'' secrecy !, obs rved with respect to the
p'''"'t, s'ape, sc Of 'he articles, thst no per-
S "' VIVA e''", kept The wotkmen, are allow.
ed >" Sc h ~.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-09
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Trust Sale

TNDER the authority of deed ftrust 70 me bear.
y ins date on tie goth January, 1923, shall, on
tuesday the 9th day of April next, - O'Clock, be-
fore The door Of the Public Reading Room, in the
town of alexandria, proceed 90 sell at public auction
the following property.
a Tract Of Land Lying upon the draugh,s
OF Conard'S Run, a branch of Great Cape Capun in
the county Of Hampshire, Virginia, containing abaut
1913 Acres.
ALSO. a Lot Of Ground in tie City Of Waph-
ington and in square in that city described by No.
655, and described in The plan of Carrosburgh by the
No 2, containing 9G05 square feet.
Terms of sale onct third cash, balance at two quail
instruments al s and MONTHS TO be secured by ap.
proved negotiable notes and lien on the property sold.
Such title will be made purchasers has been
convey ed me; though it is believed the title is
questionable. THOMSON +. M9SoN.
march 29-ts Trustee.
The above sale is postponed
till Iuesday the l5M insl. at IL O'Clock.
april 9