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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24
MR. READER,
LOOK AT THIS.

1--WE subscriber iias just received addition 10 ht p~s
ei stuck ut Goods oask fresh 1ull,rids F.,r Nv
.i'e co' Salt Fork Brandy Wines W. 1. IT. cnAs
anu anu y. r. KUN American and Holland Gin uedicns
SJ bs Hans Also, 100 ls C,dion Thread Of all c,.,s
VI Inc sold low by the pnd ~ otictw. Tor cash
Bie;'clcd aud brown Seellngs aud Shx, hy lio psco
Sutihets Earten Cpckcfy and Glass Ware srvsr,i cxks
Nails Spices Of 9i kinds. lie re,ue,t, iu ocie iu
hediely ' SNAIL anly, gil Of Is or IL years u.d-
one VINO can come well recommended, will very
goo encourage a'nt lie Is IN uf an kind, VI cuury
exchanged '
An L,se Indebted 10. him nv ,use or xu,a ~ Il
please "a aid settle Tie niuedreiy and la f.r D
interested viii be good enough 10 make il n, i,est y cat
ie 81, nnn NJ Ln old established stand neay @p,
Methodist Chapel, Chreiiu Street. ~
JOSEPH W. DAVIS.
may 10 %,
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FOR COUGHS, CONSU MprlONS, AND ASTilMAI
Ic Ia)ipi ANTS.


HAR RoiERs' Vegetable puIm,nc Detergent. Also,
~ Rogers Anti i!.oaj lpagisht Pi!mlalry Pills. The
above articles are well pv and ther qualities 81 Just
y apprecitcI by th' pubic, tint Ills superios 10 publish
any rom the lUlSln u Di certificates the pr prer has re-
c.Ncd from those who have been cured by them. The fol.
lowing however having been lately received is alone insert
ed
Dr. GEORGE RoGERs, .Neu- York, Jan. t. 1898.
Dear Sriol mist recolcct the circumstance of the in
disposition Of my little son, laboliring under se,ois Pull
monary Affection whom you prescribed for few times by
the solicitation Of his mother at y0u Office in the course Of
the summer past. II is fact that c appeared to he
cOrerabiy gone from u.s. but by strict attention 10 your pre-
sciiOus, and the of yoir valuable comp1nnd, Pullno-
nc Detergent for few weeks, he Is perfectly healthy
and esy. therefore feel my duty 10 express my graft
tude n you under the blessing o Povideace for the rcso
ton of my sons health. does appear IL me that vege-
table medicine like yours safe and etcacols requires
only be- known he universally approved of, and rs
friend to the fny OF man and for this reason yOi are at
liberty and requested To give publicity to the above
marks, from your obliged friend, although personal nc
Ipni1nce with you RICHARD GahDNEh.
The above excellent medicines now prepared with the
by DIR. Rogers, at his Disenstoy, aud Tor sale
by Tnoy Kellogg wholesale and retail, No. ., Merchants
Exchange, General Agent for the proprietor, where all or
dc from any part of the United states will he promptly ex
ccutcl.
For sale IN Providence. by JoHS H. Mason Il CO. No.
-, Broad st. and DUrY GREENE, High street.
May2i ly iawwt
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FURNITURE.

CALEB z. COOKE,
M O.l'D IN iorm his friends and tlls public genoya2y
w uht lie has now on hand at hs ware ns,r M IL
estln'ister street, fnt east of the uuveraIs CnI as
elegant a1srtneit of Furniture Of his own
nhue OF Tire very best Of II Domingo MaIugp,, and wa,
reted anone wincl pstterrs t st! k,ur.a
Centre Tables, Warobes Grecan sofas Nahoy,uy Fr...I
p'nne,,ed Bedsteals, wheh he will sci; low,
-. Fai'cHar attention paid Ia manufacturing Ia uydos
FURNITURE ni any description M suit niice e. q a. al,
meH 70 ai te duties of an unariak,r such making Cvf
ms, attending Funerals procuring lio,ssss Sc wLou To-
qucsted.
MAHOGANY.
=; C"'ke also intends Keeping ganeml Mabogsuy
upeI !H'u ~ rear oi is FurnIu.c Room, he L,s
now on r,id about Ten tbssand feet Of 81 Utinjreo nuI
ony mahogany, sawed IN boards rl,nk and Jol,, Lan,
ana SHADED teheers, very tao'e s',iuhs Cor & sJ,u.
ahken, Machlne nikes and Builders 4 i!tthip MahoVany
urnsld IN the l"g. and sawed nr. daiiu,.s at sh.
hothe OrdeB particularly attended 10.
hW" " AHti
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ALBERT SWEET,
ONE CENT REWARD.

I'D UN away from the subscriber the fourth inst. In.
Eb thtcd Apprentice, named William ". Howard. aged
about ~ years Said apprentice away new loHcspuu
Cont Panaloons aud tie Il Coit with cales. Whmver viii
return the said apprentice to his master "a Warwick, sal
receive the above reward. All peisn forbid hafhoaring
Ut tristing him. under the lenalty OF the iaw.
Warwick, may ~. JOINARNER
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24

PORTER AND PALE ALE. ,
VIE Nn,sS srs have taken cellar No. o. Uni,u EsiId-
H. nes, directly under the Pest Office where h~,, VIZ
KEEP oh hnl, during Gie ensiing season Ga
Ale, N Battles tor se by the gfoce olci or ,insl b.
te. They w;rnt their Porter and Ale be II, yya ~
any uni iliinlplred IN the country Hhi fri thu ~.
t'blisiieh reputation 0, er Bravery, py ancie 1is,-
ul patronage. VASSiK . MiIHANk
may II H.,
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4. :. RECk WITH.

NETDULD Inform Ills friends in town and country, thai
w he has removed his stoak of Books, &C. irmn sto
No 3a North main st. To his store, No. 10, Market St. (oppo
site Union liuiiings) whre may lie ound conplcis rs
sortnent OF Boaks ard satlaary nj prices i nt ti
make il object TOR purchasers To call aud eyunine fo
themselves. may II
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,@MARIMH LIST 4
High water this day, Al 2fm-Sunday, Oh I'm
Monday, Oh 3n-Tuesday, Oh 57m.
PORT OF PROVIDENCE.

n acting gives the ts OF high waier newport
addiag VI high water al b"''"
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A NEW ARTICLE.

HtJsT received by STEPHEN &. SMITH 900 yards
linen cih covered with Gum Elastic very superior
article for water proof Dresses.
may u
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24

EtST and'ag Rieha.,l-on Whiiaksr, Wharf t5)lt.
ev Mshcg'ny o good quayor sale lor Il taken from ,h
Wharf.
Also 80 sacks first sor Live Geese Fcslher Tor sale nj re-
due ed prices
soPal Vanish usual, alosy, on hand, anl fa ssk bs
May ~ u. q. ALlTy.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24
UNITED STATES HOTEL
: : :
FANCY PAINTING.

IA ISs HARRIET BROWNELI, having removed her
lVM school room 10 No Is Weyboel-stoc her frat
Of lesson, being expired, she will cnmmencc her second
Saturday next 2bh inst when all those young Lade, aud
Misc. that wish to improve opportunity favorable Of
qurng the elegant branch o painting in neat and correct
or, are requested to call u.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24
BARKER 3 WARniYEiI

RE Constantly receiving daily -ipplic, o islvae are
~ trocccs which they viii s,h Tow ~ spro,-
credit Ai'p fresh supply ;of cluice G,rIcn see!, icn
Rhode I.h,ni, with about 90 tp Round Turip Sr,d.
~ u. Cab gi'en or ei Bra. Copper rni lou,
Thansful Tor past iavoT., ,bsy selea eominbancr.
hpfi -. |.
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ARRIVED,

ARRiN
! WEDNESDAY, May 81.
S,oop Nelson Miller, frourN export
. Slooo Mary, Westcott. WEXFORD.
Sioop Glib Howes. Eastsor,. -,
S,"op t;c',,re and Mary. Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Essex. Gladding. Bristol
g Sloop Eliza, Barrows, Freetown.
Sloop Friendship, Read, freetown'
SIoop LYDIA, Mathews, Yarmouth
a,oon N,,v Nichols. REYNOLDS, from Wickford.
S,eaFs b,a; Fulton, Tnomli son. from New York
z Steam boat Washington. C'mstock, from YORK
s'oop Eme'ne' Miller 'rHTRspAY, g15'R' May p.
schr Jalnes Burrill, Briggs, b days from Ph'iadc-
bthls, with merchandise.
Schr Mechanic, Jones, Steuben, Me. "
Schr Thomas, Saunders, EastPot.
sSchr Mary, Coegins, Sorry.
S.hr Eastern Star, Tibbitts, Bangor.
schr Alexander, Beia,ty, Surry.
itSchr Boston Packet, Bourne, Bath.
steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New YORK.
s'Sioo. Mount Morah, Martin, Warren.
Sioop Ranger, Corey, from Tverton'
s'''p 'A'a''' lug N" FRIDAY. May %.
Brig Marcia, Maybery, from Havaaa, with mo'as'
"-.es. Sc 10 VIM Richmond, I'd r Co. we were
~oabIe 10 obtain list Of vessels left at that port
Schr Harriet, Ashby, % DAYS from New oreahs'
via Stonington, with cotton, lard and oee'' M ..
Schr Intention, Philips, from bait'mo'e' WIN wv
to Seth Adams, DR.. :., so,,,
SLoop Charles, Spelman, from Albany VIII" h'''
&c to David Barton. NJ VI,
u l. sloop Ann, Manchester, from NC" io'A'
with merchandise.
Sloop Albion, Barker, Norwich.
Sloop Reindeer. Davis, Troy.
Schr Savannah, Gage, l6 days from ficn"'"u ~
with coal, -four and tobacco, to Seth Adams ''' "
Allen, and others. -,
Schr Blossom, Whitley, from Caro- May, With hsh
Sioop Lucy Emeline, Sphinx, WEXFORD
Sioop Emeline, Miller, Bristol.
SlooD MARY, WestcOtt, Wexford.
steam boat Long Branch. Thurber, New York.
Steam Packet Chancellor Livingston, Coggesbal
IS hours from New York.
CLEARED,
Ship Rising States, Carpenter, Savannah Hum
tphry + Everett, =, so,h Adams
schr Henry Clay, [newl Hail. Philadelphia X
Farnum. n,.. r
Sioop Rising Sun, Crocker' Baltimore
Church.
l. sloop Venus. Child, New York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24
GOOD STAND FOR A GROCER

VENIE subscribe. about relinquing his present line f hus
n would sell hs stock ~ Giarttt esmc. sud ,hrv
unine on favorable !r,ns. Apply at ~. IL ranni,1
street. g. CLARKE JlS
April2.
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NOTICE.

1t Court of Probate, holon within an for the town cf Er-
in The county ol anglon, the 7h day OF January
1929,
uhhNtEL SUNpELl~G, Clark Potter, ani Benjamin
eyPotcr Al, o said uwn, appointed to'nmis,on Is To
civo anil examine the c,ms against the tre of Jono,n
sz,rd OF M tow deceased, and pce hereby gwen, that
the Si Commissioners viii meet NJ the house of Samuel
Hazard, said town. the 9Th of july N, 70 attend 70 the
,uiic. OF siid appointment. THoMASA HAZARD, Adnr.
FNtter. a. iggr.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24
JAMES TUCKER.

No 2, SouTH MAIN, AND Corner OF COLLEGE STREET,
AS constantly on hand,s general assortment of
II Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings and Trimmings of the
most fashionable patterns.
ALSO-constantly hand an extensive assortment of
READY MADE CLoTHINo consisting of Blue, Black, Olive
aud Mixed DREss CoATs.
Bue Olve Caret, Brown, Mixed and corbeau Fnoc X $
and SURrOUrs.
Blue black, olive, dmb, mixed and white Broadcloth and
Cashmere Pa ANTALooss.
Velvet, silk molesln cashmere, tonct, Valencia and
Marsoilles ' NEsrs.
LlkEWiSE-Camblet and paid Cloaks and Great Coats,
Linen and cotton Shirts ready for immediate use
Linen and silk Pocket Ilandkercheis, hemlned,
White muslin and calnbric Cravais, hemmed,
Imitation linen camlrc Cnvats,
Black figured and plain Cravais,
Lambs wool Under shirts and Drawers,
Waterloo Cravais
Gloves of all descriptions,
Black and white ribbed and plain silk Hose,
Umbrellas, &c. SC. may %
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X. G.. ALLEN,

rs constantly receiving his New Ware Roosns Cabinet
n Furniture of ali Observation-Disclosures from hi, Chair
Manuiicory all Kinds 'ot Chaisnicror TO received
from Newioik a. his late sales at Auction hrs created
little excitement among his proteudeJ ficnd and Brother
chps-h, aoud inform the public gencailythi noivith-
standing h, large Annual Si,, a Auction, the Ware R"om,
will be we'll supplied, having h employ fifty kmen
and no bays No pains spared to have seasoned stock and
good furniture. May IL
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

FgNIiE subsere hereby gives nctrc thai lie has been ap
"A pointed Admin.liaor (ftj3nis Bon) on the estate %
WILLIAM @. JENcRrs, administered ,y SARAH
Jr~cK ~ widow Ic of Providence deceased and las sroop
Of .i trust ani qualified himself according to lawhc there
requests n The dcbo. an os Of said estate, 10 make
settlement With him without delay. -,
may o. BENJAMIN CIIFFORD.
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SITUATION WANTED.
A YOUNG Mln well acquainted with the wholesale
"A and retail ny Goods business would like st'litio,
in that any otter active employment line addressed
To W. and icil at this otce will meet with prompt attei
ton. 35 "A
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
GtIN Journeyme Cahn Makers, aud two three orna.
- mcnta Chair Painters. Ggel wcrhm'n will ind constant
empoy anil yo,J vpt,. by Ealing oa the susc.r in Paw
tncka JOSEPH SPALDING.
Pavtuck.t Ma, - 5w r,
FUR 4 hIE or TO LET,
E.EW No. ia w the Bun6cent Congregational Meeting.
House. inquned HENRY MhfltEWSON.
Nh, 81.
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naAB BEAVER IiIS.

DIR AB BEAVER HATS.
E1Sf received, few dozen of first quality Drab Has
- winch yer, ric4 sale the most favorable
terms, 1t No. u, Market Street
WIN. l.. ALDRICH.
N. b. One invarable price strictly adhered to-
mly "a 3t
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SUPERFINE DRAB BEAVER HATS.
ND ECEIVED this day fine dir ID Beaver Hats, for
Hb sale at No. 81, Westminster Street. opposite the Ar
cade. n. FAIRBANKS.
may 2l
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-24

LEGiIORN HATS
, ECEINED this day cases Of mems and boys Leg
Hl horn Hats Of good quality, for sale at No. 81 West
mIlsler rstiee, opposite the Arcade.
may ~ A. FAIRBANKS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21
From the Baltimore Patriot

The Hril Storm ON the Casters S1oye.-NVe
published OH Tuesday last an extract Of a let
ter giving AN account of tremendous storm
which occurred in Caroline county, E. s. Md
on the 9th inst. The last Eas,on Gazette cons
tains two communications describing the same
storm in Talbot county. "Between and o.
clock, p. VI. The wind from the S. w. in the
direction of Baily's Neck, accompanied with a
torrrn, of rain hail stones Of an extraordinary
size, and vivid flashes of lightning, blew for Sc
seral minutes perfect hurricane. Fortunate
ly it was partial in its course, commencing in
Ferry Neck little 10 the west Of Plain Dealing
on Third Haven Creek, crossing small branch
Of that Greek through Cap. Robert Branning's
farm, and then over themaln Creek in Bailey's
Neck, keeping serpentine directions; then O.
| yer Peach Blossom Farm, embracing partially
Mr.. Samuel Kennard's farm; then up the river
| of Great Choptank, crossing and re-crossihg
that river as far up as Gilpin's Point, the resi-
dence Of Capt. W. Richardson, where, proba>
bly, i, ceased its destructive career, after des>
troyins in its course the finest wheat crop
| which has been known for many years in Tai,
bo, county; dwelling fencing to the ground,
blowing down tees Of every kind, we'll as
many houses, and breaking thousands Of panes
| of window glass. In BaiIey's Neck, more es>
pecially, the greatest destruction has been ex'
ptrienced, entirely blasting the pleasing pros>
pect Of Captain Richard Trippe. Mr.. Thomas
Hayward's more partially, part of Mr.. w.
w. Hayward's wheat, more especially his hne
early wheat, and all his rye; Mr. Hale's whea,
field entiiey; and Mr.. Ignatius Rhodes delight
ful prospects for lai ge crop are amos: entire
| Iy blasted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21

The DelaUare and Hudson Canal navigation,
is now said to be uninierup ed between the
Hudson aud Delaware rivers. Several raffs of
boards and shingles have been laeiy hoated on
this canal from Sullivan county to this vicinity,
chiefly intended for the N. York market.
What an immense benefit will accrue 10 the
inhabitants of thai once sequestered country,
from the use Of this canal, for tie Transportation
Of their lumber 20 maIke and importation of
their merchandise from NewYnrk! Dhec
age Of hogshead Of rum or molasses, for in
stance, from Newburgh to Wurlsborough, can
not be less than four or FIVE dollars, and which
can now be transported hi,her by this canal,
for, perhaps, four or five shiHings Besides, the
benefits which will result from their exporta-
tons alone, are incalculable. Truly, this canal
has originatedn not only novel, but highly in
teres,ing era in the commercial relations Of
the inhabitants residing near lis sie-an era
which, no doubt, they all hail with the highest
qualification. Ulster Piebian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21
Cash in Market.

vulHE subscribers having leased for term Of years
i the large three story brick house on Duke street,
in the town of Alexandra, d. G. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, We wish to purchase one hundred
and ffty likely Young negroes Of both sexes between
the ages of and IS years Persons who wish to sc y
will do we'll to give a call, as we are determined
to give more than any other purchasers that are m
market, or that may hereafter come into market
Any letters addressed to the subscribers through
the post Office at Alexandra, will be promptly at
tended to- For information enquire at the above de-
scrbed house, can at all times be found there
| mayI5 FRANKLIN & ARNFIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21

,vo Houses OF Congress, to oe
re 70 'ns rsmo,e any tisordtr or disiur-
bH a. =. 5iq their respective eeamper,, 80 IS as
q: " nv obstruction TO the progress % 81
9e''" 80 IN, they have not ,he power oil
..r b1'ip.'3t' ,r Contempt. Bl' fIhey h'd 'nis
noison.ssS; could not be extended 1" embrace
y cas-, - :, would be The limits: lhe court
e. W.. Of Anderson VS., Dunn, gave 'nso'
The e1% ,,r that they knew no bounds 10 The
Itr ~, House Tor contempt, but those
|0'e's,". States. THIS principle they cam
(th' n'.> NO correct; tremendous would De
'inl. " ubicl could drag before 1t, any ci-
pa n Maine 70 Florida, AND punish MIN
|=a Hon .o,t of which the sole criterion
,, 'Sa ,br User ton Of the power pun'st-
'a % ~ -, would further state, that, to main
b !" yer in this case, would be TO assume
b. 'oe r,onnd ,han that even claimed by
'. ~. for, Suppose that witness haa pen
Fs''1 ,si 10 attend court, and alter having
ln"J .ho,ld be assaulted upon the cou:.
F9''OI g., 60 S no, 10 disturb'lhe court, and
'a"', .,r,,ion 10 his egid nee; nay, suppose
;aJy, himself, after TIE adjournment oil
AZ ,bouG be assaulted, no, in relation 10
scnl conduct, but upon some personal
oII', w,uid i, Be commended that the process
,.,' mn, would lie, il either 81 these cases!
' ..,i,,rG mat il would not; ii so, the pow
oo.,tion cannot be maintained, even by
,,rr. :, lhal Of courts
n, :, minority have felt that they owed II to
,a'.l,,, to SAFE the grounds OF their oopn,
!. 20, great question Of Constitutional
- rs,rb, 70 dsy, IS he cas-" of Russell JARVIS,
I g,irh may be The Case OF any citizen IN the
T,l,,,jr inAlenre Of these con alterations,
\, .-,omn.nd he follow .ng resolution:
'R..o!,rd, Thai i, is not competent to the
l.,e Of Representatives, 10 punish hasse'
',i, 70 he assault upon the-priSa'e Secretary
III. P.esiasn, IS for contempt TO the
tone.
.Boa Of the above reports were ordered to
( 4p IA ihs tbie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21
Az g SSff.-sEl'':SI Aa
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY Il, 1928

The S,uste Of the u. STATES, spent the whole
Jv,,rday on the subjrc, Of the Chesa5 eake
,l Obi, Canal. The Bill 10 amt nd and ex>
,bn the acts Of the Legislatures Of Virginia
md MARYLAND, Incorporating the Company,
"a, ordered to he engrossed for third read
\, Ares 26-Np PES % The Bill authorizing a
absorption Of 10000 shares OF stock was taxi
10, as in Committee of the Whole, by a vote
lTloIs, aid discussed li.l fouy o'clock, when
a,Sraa aGiourued. Very ti.rlr doubt remains
a.,bo,a bill, wilt pass 10 day, by maJo ity
not less than seven votes perhaps nine or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21
Trustees sale.

DY virtue ola Deed of Trus, from Lawrence G. Al.
Dexander, to me, dated the 5,h day of August 1927
and duly recorded in the Clerks Cfice Of Prince
william County Court, shall on Saturday the 9Th
day Of Juno next, being the week Of Prince William
June County Cort, before the front door of Prince
William House, offer for sale. for ready money,
by public Auction, said Alexanders interest in
5000 Acres of Land,
in the State of Kentucky, ass also. his interest in the
state of his Father, or SO much thereof as
will be sufficient to satisfy purposes of said Trust
shall of course. convey to the purchaser or purcha
sers of said property sucla6 only, as is vested in
me by the said Deed Of fr6stff,~
NAV 2 3awts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21
ARRIVED, MAY 20,
BEACON OFFICE, NEws Room.
q N

BEACON OFFICE, SEws ROOM.
Norfolk, May l9-9 a. NJ 5
Arrved-Brig Dawn, Doak, New York, days, on
Friday last, Cape Ieniopen, bearing ~ BY N. Is
miles distant, spoke Brit. Barque Regalia, Sc days
from New Castle, bound to Philadelphia.
Schr Oscar, Sutton, from Richmond, bound to New
York
sloop Lady Washington, Beaston, New York, S
days.
Came up-schr Ia fayette, Lindsay, from New
York, reported yesterday morning
The shipEliza, Wise. from Havrc, bound 10 Balti-
more, has gone up the bay.
A British Barque, from, Baltimore, passed through
Ha npton Roads and up James River last evening
Our correspondent at City Point, under date yes
terdsy says the Ship Tally Ho, Fisher for Liverpool
to touch at Norfolk; Brig Romeo, Allen, for Bremen,
and Fame Young, for will leave there in all this
week.
The U. S. schr. Grampus, 1t Com Latimer, hav-
ing been detained or days by s. y. winds, drop
ped down to Hampton Roads last evening, and viii
probably get to sea to day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21
Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at Fairfax
w Court House, on Monday the Goth day Of May,
being the first day of the superior Court few likely
Young Negroes belonging to the estate OF Edward
L. Blackburn, deceased. Terms made known On the
day of Sale
EDWARD J.. BLACKBURN, and
LEWIS r.. BLACKBURN,
Eyr's of Z. l.. u. Deceased. NAV Cts
All persons having claims against the said deoe~
deHt are hereby warned to exhibit the properly
authenticated to the subscribers living near the great
Falls of Potomac in Fairfax County, Va Cir Isaac
Kell fexandria, on or before the 5th day of Nov
Der next, or they may BY law be excluded trom ali
benefit to said Estate. And those indebted are re-
quired to make immediate payment. Given under
our hands this 5th day Of May, 1873.
FL g. Executors of
may eff l.E.R
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-21
$50 ACRES.

The said land described by said de ed part OF
tract lying upon Gccoquan Bay in sad county
in the occupancy of said thompson. As shall sell
said land merely trustee under said decd shall con-
vey the purchaser such title only thereby St
ed in JOHN MACRAE.
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