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Delaware journal., 1828-09-30

SC naturs slized' affixed to The name Of any person,
will be conclusive evidence Of his citizenship, &c
Del Laws, p. a95,) OF by the production oithe GER
certificate of naturalization
PENALTIES.
1. Every Inspector and Judge OF an election, who
shall knowingly and wiuy receive, or advise and
consent to the receiving of the vote OF any al,en
of anu other per mol entitled to poe, shall forfeit
and pay tor every such offence. the of ive han
dred doliars, and shall further be liable TO be indie
ted and punished for wilul and corrupt perjury
6, Del. La7rs, p, AL, Sec. a..
9. Every such Inspector and Judge wiliully and
knowingly rejecting the vote Of person entitled to
vote shall forfeit and pay to the State for every such
offence fine offfy doiiars.--Ib'd. 4le, Sec. g.
3 If any ahen, or other person not entitled to vote,
shall vote, ferto cote, at any general election or
at any special election orif any person shall vote
or offer, in any Eundredin which he does resde,--
or if any person, having voted once, shall vote, or
OFFER SC ond time either in the same or in anoth-
er Hundred or fany person shall frauduently dellv-
er or offer to Inspector more than sing ballot,
every such alien other person SHALL for every
such offence, forfeit and pay the sum OF one hundred
dollars to any person who will sue for the same
| Ibid p, IA, Sec. l9.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-30
.rhe case ON Brantlywine.
Extract of letter to gentleman of Newcastle
County. dated

"MILToN, sept. Y. 1873.
"DEAR SIR:-Sussex is sound to the core--M'
Lane and Rodgers have not made single convert
buthave disappointed the expectations of their own
party to discuss the question-painly evncing their
own weakness by such refusal. They are now per-
fectly understood in Sussex.
send you the result of the little election in the
three jackson IIundreds-with the votes in those
hundreds last year, by which you will see their
numbers are fast diminishing-and it is admitted
by the Jackson men here that their strength was
exerted to the utmost-as also that they have no
hopes of succeeding in this State.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-30
For the Delaware Journal.
" WE TIE PEOPLE."

This phrase is hackneyed to suit the design to gain
any purpose, by the aspiring Demagogues. So soon
as perceive this signature placed to any publication
have never failed to find itguing the reader with a
pretence instead ofa reality. Therefore my hint
is to put the people" on their guard against the
designs concealed under 50 plausible name as I" we
Delaware journal., 1828-09-30
GENERAL ELECTION. 1928.
$50 4.
INSPECTORS ELECTION, 1928.
N. w. Fork $40
Broad Greek 247
Little Greek goo
9O7

Thus showing loss of 1875 votes in the above
three Hundreds; although greater number of
votes were given in this year than were taken last
year at the general Observation-Disclosures .4dvertser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
district W Columbia,

.HlerdngTI0 CottHy, '''
NOVEMBER TERM 1877,
Joseph Janney trustee OF Thomas Jan
ney e Co and John ~ Johnson as
signee of Silas and David Reed,
CompFs 100,
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson
and Charles Bennett, Hugh Smith
and William Fowlc, trustees OF Geo.
Carson, DJts 49,
vvlHE Defendant George Carson not having 'I .'.l
i ibis appearance, and given sc'u,lN ,nr
ing to the statute aud the rules OF this 'ou'1 A.
appearing to the satisfaction of the tonH ui," van
Id ayit fled that the said Defendant George '' Nc.
mot an inhabtant of the District OF Coi"noi@ en-,
hon of the Compainants by Their counsel, rS h, f,,
that the said George Carson do appear nee ".
Idav of mex, April Term, and enter III. 1.ers
this suit, and give security for perforn"S cbffs
of the Court: and that the other Defem'arr. ,. o
ir,cnrett, Hugh Smith and William Fo"'e ,,,,e IL
George Carson do moi pay away, convey -. IN ,,'
debts Inv them owing 10 or the estate OF G,r
hands belonging to the said absent Cra
Carson, until the further order or decree. ,,nb -
and that copy of this order be toI'h~n%h e ncu,p
two months successfully in one of the PuOnhU e.g
ipers printed in the town of Alexandra, anu ,Iu
be also posted at the front door OF u''
of said County. Test, ,-,yy LEE, &C.
! ian Is ED"' :. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
district W Columbus,
.NerqndYia Couaiy, =


NOVEMBER TERM, 1877.
The Mechanics Bank IF Alexandra,
CompR,.
AGAINST
lanes Kirk administrator of John Nc Sln ChlE.l
Namara, decd sally Mcnamara,
Henry I. Mcnamara and Luther
Chamberlain Deffs
yUyIIE defendants James Kirk, Adm'or. OF John W
Namsra deceased, Sally McNamara and Hr'l
l. McNamara, not having entered their appearance
given security according 10 the Statute and the rus
Of this Court and it appearing 10 the satisfaction
Court upon affidavit filed, that he said deirnd'a
Jar G, Kirk, administrator of John McNamaTa te-
Sally Mcnamara and Henry =. HcNamara are note
habi,an,s of the District of Columbia, on InotC' Q
the Complainants by their Counsel, 1t is oflea I'D
the said absent defendants James KIRK, AdHT% .
John Mcnamara deceased, Sally HcNsmir' a..
Henry J.. Mcnamara, Go appear here on Tie ~
day of lex. ipnI term, and enter thrf apo
ance to this suit, and give security tor perornIs
DEGREES of the Court, and that the other d'''hE
4 luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, come.
,secrete the debts by him owing TO, or the ''a's
effects in his hands, belonging to the sad ao'eH &c
PENDANTS, until the further order of this Ion'' A.
III It cop, of thi, r,ier be forthwith published v
two months successfully in one OF the pnohc "''
papers printed in the own of Alexandra and VA
COP, be also posted at the front door Of the "'''
House of said County, Test, =
Janl52 run hH'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
Collectors Sale

nv III. be exposed 20 public sale, to the hughes
w bidder on saturday, the Mdiyof Darch, 1923
at the Office of the Clerk OF the CorpOratoo o.
Georg etown, all that part of Lot No. 70 in Beatty and
Hawkins addition to Georgetown, fronting "a feet o'
the north side of Frststreet, assessed to theodore
ouz's heirs the assessed value of which cannot ne
scerainet) and will be sold to satisfy the Corpora
ton of Georgetown, ID G.. for font way paving Ia,
lof S34 IS levied on the in 1927, with costs anc
charges. Sale to commence AT ID O'Clock, \. =
Terms Cash JOIN HOLTHHAN, Collector.
Georyetown Janmlru IL, l823-law&29M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
Collectors Sale.

IXyTITL be exposed to public sale, to the hIghes'
w bidder, on Saturday the 22d day of March 1873,
lat the Office of the Clerk otthe Corporation OF George
town, all that part Of lot, No "a, in Old Georgetown
fronting IL feetmore or Lesson High street, which
together with IS feet Water street, is assessed al
Is 2000 Stephen Vests heirs, and will be sold to
Fat, sly the Corporation of Georgetown, ID. G: TOR q
.snce of foot wav paving tax of $40 90, with cost:
Ind charges Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
FERNS cash.
dec ~ -1awiew JOHN HoLTzMAN, Collector
ID T..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
New aN Goods.

comprising variety wanted at TINS season. SUCH -
Extra super London cloths and cassmeres
Fine and low price ditto different qualities and
colors an extensive assortment
Cassinets, superiinc and common
Rose, point, and Whitney blankets
Bonpazetts, black and various colors
Bombiznes super and common
Black AMI slate worsted hosiery
Lambs wool and worsted half do
White. rel, green and other colored h!nnels
Tartan plads and cemblcts for cloaks
Rob ROY plaid cloth for ladies cloaks
Devonshire kersey and hushngs
Merino and silk shawis and han kerche
Prints rich and beautiful colors
Rich garniture and belt rbandS
Plain ribands and gailoons
Nankin Canton and Italian grapes
Ladies and genlemen's silk hosiery
CbiIlrens scarlet and motle hose
Bobbinet and thread Iaces, large assortment and
at reduced prices
Black silk velvet
Tambuored and plain book m'Isns
Null ,ckunet and camorick ditto
Italian, French and other silks
Plain and figured gro de nap
Brown and black hollands
Irish, Scotch, and German linens
Domestic ,heetings, shirtmgs and bed ticks
90 bales cotton of good quality
Candlewick, sc. &c. &c.
With n any other seisnnable goods not necessary tt
insert N A newspaper advertisement, (boughtin New
WI ,nI Philadelphia, at Auction by their senior
,artper. who has been there nearly two months
ybich they offer for SALE for cash, or on the usua
credit ia their customers and purchasers generally a
lche,, as they can be had in the District Countr,
merchants .nl others wanting goodsby wholesale arr
invited to call. oc'~~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
70 Kent,

81 The three story brick s,ore wa,blps
sSzTfIS three doors above the corne IT, ~ NJ EdE
A lifHton street, lately occupied =, oood TO-
sg4& Smyth. Its situa,iD" ;, ioa goct
any kind ofousi"ess' Inc rent y g j. DoUGLAS'
tenant.
iuly 81 ------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
70 Rent,

The House lately occu pIeu Wy i.eqs
Cooper, on Ramsay 'swhaTii ' l:so.s and TsI
s...,a any in town for small ou'l. .'e.Tfamiy~
- calculated to accommodate s',I"''
Forterms, which WILDE moderate'apPiiTT & Co..
oct 2S w. y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
For Rent,

- Alarge we'll situated store T =, !. Ireennt.
sfTlflent dry cellar attached to IT. nv Good, 6'a
isSs bly, we'll calculated for the pis o would re-
iI ness, and tenant in that line eo Sy
ceive the preference. The rent VIII De c@@ILENN
octS0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
COLLECTORS SALE.

HheBh
OTIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
TWENTIETH CONGRESS,Isr SESSION
Tuesday, March A. 1923.
IN INNATE

IN SENATE.
ihe following Message was received from
'0' Freslden' of the u States yesterday:
''ise Seaats Of tie United Sictes:
WASHINGTON, MARCH Sd, 1928.
IN compliance with resolution of the Sem
He' oil the Sd January Lass, requesting the COM
haHicaion Of Information in my possession
,,'''Ne TO alleged aggression on the rights OF
%e eit'zeas Of the United States, by persons
rn,4'A''s authority under The Province of New
SS'u"'"'ck, | communicate report from the
S''N'a'y OF State, with COPY Of that Of the
sPFciai Agent mentioned in my Message at
S sue commencement, Of the present Session Of
SS"s'sss, as having been sen, TO visit the spot
"nere The cause Of complaint had occurred, to
S'S,'a'n the state Of the facts, and the result
, =; "a0's inquiries then promised TO commu-
'E .r' 10 congress when it should he recei, ed
Tue Se'ate are requested to receive this
',nun'ca'lon as the fnl6lmrnt Of that engage
'"'' and, IN making il, deem il proper to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
FROM TIE MEDI rERANEAN.


Nyw Yosk, MARCH 3 = NE Snip Harriet,
Contain Glover, arrived at yhis p@ri yesterday,
I,no SMYRNA, Malta, ard Gibraltar. Inc Eli
~, Of h Gazette have received by her paper
from the formcr pace TO the 5'h of DccemO, r.,
from Nal 70 the 26lh, aud frum the latter
10 ,hr-of Jaruary
Can, Gn,rr ,tatss that ;he Allied Ambas>a-
d,r, wee al AT Nourla, On IGe l4ih Of Dec.
wing for 4uvIces from their respective Gov
s,aG,r Is.
lapain Hearuey, in the United States sloop
org.r Harr,n, had Destroyed number OF n
a,, and been Of great service 10 the Ame'i
Cans anC others.
Greek prAci.s still continued without any
dnm. ton.
Il i, afhrmeJ tina, the Egyptians have evac-
etrd lrippoizLa, as well as Parra>, and are
coucenr4Jing IN he ncighborhood of Navari-
TO- ing lu want of provisions. The native
Turss alone were remaining IN Patras, who are
eacei in crlneal i u ,tiIn.
Lord Co0hrane VAS cruising OF Scio Dec
u lnA VS. daily taxing pr'z,s 5, some Of watch
were very valuable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
Notice!

WISH to rent for year, or a term Of rears-a lot
l. of ground, containing half of an acre, lying at
the inscrsection Of Duke and F,yee streets 1t has
on it commolious and welhnished dwelling house,
with all he necessary outhouses. The ground has
been handsomely improved, garden Pc session
will be given the tot April likewise wish to rent
my house near Alexandria, called Burgundy. with 8
acres of and around it; the farm being areads rented
On the eight acres, there is great variety of excel
lent fruit trees, and very productive garden. his
has been consirred very desirable residence
AZ well account of its society, its health and
improvements.
| am anxious to get good gardener; to one with
small family, 4 comfortable house and good wages
would be given. For terms, apply to
mar -Sw F. Y HOOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The r. solution off red Yesterday by Mr.. Ing
ham on the subject of appointing an ofhcer OF
the House To determine in What order the
nrintinr ord, red by the House should be p.r>
formed, coming up in order,together with the
anendmcn, Off red thereto by Mr.. Wright OF
Ohio.
Mr.. Wright modihed his amendment in the
form following.
"And also t. inquire into, and rcpor' to this
House. the causes which have DELAYED the
printing OF the Report Of the COMMITTEE on
Military Aff,irs, made on the llth F'bruary
last: and which have Induced the prin'ln OF
he documents by order Of the House, IN me
manner they have here tofore been done
After some remarks from Messrs ingham,
Wright and Stewart, the resolution and a.
mrn!meu, were ordered 10 lie on the table
MILITIA MILITARY EXECUTIONS.
Mr.. Whipple said, that he proposed TO pre-
sen, 70 the House certain resolutions, which hr
held in his hand, on subject, which he was a.
ware would produce much sensation IN me
uo.se. IN, as his wish was, at this busy period
of the Session. no, to provoke discussion on a
ones, ion which might be considered as at RESI-,
in consequence Of the length OF time which had
transnir, d since the occurrence OF the fact, he
would only saw, that, after The reading OF the
resolutions, he would move that they lie on the
table. with view to take them up whenever the
yon Chairman Of the Committee on Military
| AFT IRIS. TNr HAMILTON should see fit to Ak
the House to consider the documents and res
| port on the same subject, which were now ly-
ing pom the able
Mr. Whi2ple then offered the following re-
so ution>:
| |. hesolved, That, in the opi"ion OF this House
Of Congress-. Jacob Webb and John Harris pri'
a,es, and Da,id Morrow, Scrgtn', OF Captain
Jahm S,ro,her's company: Henfy Louis, and
David Hunt, privates OF Capt. George Me-
ban.'s companv; and Edward Linsey. pri a'e Of
| Captain Peter Searcy's company, OF the First
Regiment of Yves, Tennessee Militia, com
maud d by Colonel P6iiiD Pipkin, who were
tried. sentenced, and executed, in pursuance o.
the proceedings Of Court Martial convened
and holden at Mobile, by order oi MAJOR Ten
ersl Andrew Jackson, on TIL 5th day oi Dec
l8I4-were tried, sentenced, and executed, ~
contraventon of their rights as citizens OF the
United States, and in derogaiion OF The Consti
tuition and laws of the land.
2. Resoiued, That their widows and orphan
children, il sur h thew. or either Of them, have
left, be entitled to ,hf aid Of their country TO
support, and ,ha, pension ought TO be granted
them adequate thereto.
Mr.. w. then moved ,ha, The resolutions b.
laid upon the table, and printed.
4 On this question, MIR Cambreling calico
for the yeas and nays, and they were orderet
by the House.
Mr.. Wilde, OF Georgia, Inquired Of the Chair
whether, when a resolution was introduced b.
any member, the frs, question which presented
Itself. was not, whether the House would con
lsider the resolution, and whether the cues io'
Of consideration did not take precedence Of ey
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06

notice, with just acknowledgement, the libe'
rality with which the Minister Of his Britannia
Majesty residing here, and the Government Of
the Province OF New Brunswick, have furnish
ed the Agent Of the United States with every
facility for the attainment Of the information
which it was the objec: of his mission 10 pro-
cure.
Considering the exercise Of exclusive terri
torial jurisdiction upon the grounds In contro-
versy, by the Government OF New Brunswick,
in toe arres: and imprisonment Of John Baker,
as Incompatible with the mutual understanding
existing between the Governments OF he Unit
ed States and Of Great Britain, on this SUBJECT,
demand has been ad dressed to the Provincial
authorities, through the Minister of Great
Britain, for the release of tha, individual from
prison, and of indemnify 10 him for his detrn-
lion. In doing this, il has not been intended
TO maintain the regularity Of his own proceed
ings or Of those with whom hS was associated;
To viii h hey were not authorized by any so'e-
reign authority Of this country.
The documents appended 70. the report OF
the Agent, being original papers belonging 10
the files Oft ID par'men, Of State, return OF
them is rogue >ted when the Senate shall have
no rlher use for them
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
The above Message was, on motion OF Mr..
Smith, Of Maryland, ordered to be printed.
The Senate then took up, in Committee OF
the Whole he bill TO repeal part OF the act
70, regulating Inc collection OF du'its on M
ports and tonnage, passed I'd March, 1899, and
Tor other purposes.
4 brief Discussion arosp upon this blu, In
which Mes>rs. Silshee, Chandler, Sanford,
Smith, Of MARYLAND, aud Woodbury., took part,
,k, 81
passed 10 be engrossed.
The unfinished business of yesterday was
then L. ken up-b ing the bill making appro-
prialions for certain For,ihcations for The year
1928; and the question being on sgreeing &
the amendment adopted yesterday in Commit
,e" Of the Whole, making an appro priation Of
the Baratarir, near New Orleans, the debate
was continued; upon its termination, the qnes-
lion was taken upon the mrndment. and de
cided in The affirmative. Ayes 81 Noes 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, OF Maryland, the
bill making appropriations for the supp"r cf
The Mili'ar, Establishment, for the year 1928,
was taken up, and an anne dnent reported by
the Conmi,lee or France, was agreed to.
Mr.. VIII t. moved o strike on, the words
zone Thousand" in the 7orh line of,he frs,
ZION. so as make the appropria' ion for thr
expenses Of Visitors at the Military Acac, my
at West Point $500 instead 1915 o.
On hi, motion debate arose. in which
Messrs White and Harrison took part.
Mr.. Branch moved To strike ou the whole
sum; which motion was debated by Me~srs.
Chambers, johnson, &c KIN. Chander, White,
Smith, Of Maryland, and Macon, when, pre,i-
Gus to any question having been taken; on mo>
ton Of Mr.. Branch.
The Senate al journcd,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
From the National lntelhgencer,
SUPREME. COURT OF THE u. STATES.

TUESDAY, March 4, 1928.
The Corr, met al IL O'Clock.
Prc,Cpt aR toe Court.
No 70. Karihaus Vs. Ferrer and Villas
Error to MARYLAND Circuit Court. Mr.. JUS
tee frimble delivered uhr opinion If the Court.
Iadgnrat Of the Cir, mt Court affirmed, with
cos.
; M lSS,-COnard, Marshal tor the Eastern
ID snet OF Pson>yi, ania rs. rAe ttiau'ic lnsu-
r4nc' Company Of New York The argument
Of lhi> c'use vas continued BY Mr.. Webster
ioT he DEF. nIan, in Error, aud concluded by
Mr. Attorney General, for the Plaintiff in Err.
Tor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
FISH Wharf,.

Ssperiniendenf's Office, Feb 26h. 1928.
N1OTiCE IS hereby given that the Fish wharf WIN
the Warehouses will be rented on MONDAY the
10th of March next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. n Con't'
a. ~ Council will attend on the premises for that pur
pose.
feb 27-tloM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
n.r,,sEsS A.Sf19R1As
sn,y MORNING, MARCH 6, 1923.
MAYORS OFFICE.


a.. ,eturns Of the Commissioners aP-
l' - to superintend the Election in the dif-
'' -, wards, for members Of the Common
h'" alexandria, TO serve for The ensuing
Gun, :. f,Ilowine gentlemen appear TO have
!e'' :" .,.c,ed, in their respective Wards:
Ns" nm THIRD WARD.
H"'' a,E,rJ. Robt. B o5k'u. jr.
Thomas c,.w.r,' Thomas Smith,
Iohn ~! y, ION John w. MasSie,
= hI.on William C.. Gardner.
kew w,un. FOURTH WARD.
ssev I,r,;.son. Phineas Janney,
Rooe'' .ndsr.on. Wilham Neich,
R'~I HeCuir. Nordrica Miller,
Ianrs Cr,rnIy. Robert l. TAYLOR.
Given under my hand TINS ''h gay OF
March, 1928.
rrHWPsON F. MASON, Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06

The FIRST number OF aFIench newspaper
Dgblisaed in Ncw>York, has just been issued,
called the Courier Gcs EIafs LHiS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
Pubic sale Ut A.aMA.

Under decree Of the Count, Court of Fairfax in
u the suit Of Peter Wager complainant, against John
Graef and Ann his wife (formerly Ann Brooke de-
fendans, the subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, at Cats TAv in the County Of Fairfax,
on Tuesday, the Isl day If apra neri, all that part Of
the tract OF Land the SAID county commonly called
AEIYRENfENT,
formerly the property of Walter Broose the elder de-
ceased, which on partition amongj his heirs as
signed to the said Ann Ter her dividend, containing
One Hundred and One Acres he the same more or S..
The sale will be made betwt en- ~ and o'clock.
Terms, cash. X. |. TAYLOR,
feb N-tlA C6m'r Of Sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
Grand

Grand
CONSOLID 4TED LOTTERY
For Internal improvements Literature and tharitres,
in the City of Washington and the States OF Delaware
Nor arolina and Louisiana, 4th Class, to be drawn
in Washington City on Wednesday the l2'h March.
GO numhers-9 ballos.
$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
nrize f $40 Ono, | nf 5000, OF $500,
Of 2.4oo, Of 1000, of 500,
and thous,nis Of go, 300, $50, 100. 80, &c.
For tickets at s5s , so, l IS and 81 cents, apply
earl, at
Lottery Office, .Aexandria. ID G.
a. Where all orders will be faithfully attended TO-
march
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
70 NeMt.
Valuable Nea\ Estate.

- Thst block Of buildings Of Brick,
H2njlA stories high. at the intersection OF Far.
~ tfs8 fax and Prince streets, cost to build III
gS.R&3 old times $4,000.
Twotbirds und vided Of IIarper's Wharf, under
lease at $500 per annurn. ,
HALF of yoweirs wharf, under rent at $3.50 the
whole
A Frame Dwelling and Lot ON Kim street
~ IN the RANK of Alexandra aid Mechanics,
Marine Columbian, Fire Co., steam Boat Potomac,
Little Biver, Fauquer, and Smokers Gap
If ma sold at iyate sale tore the I'D OF March,
the proJ krty will be offered at Public Auction. r"
terms III mean time apply to A, ,.ouprY
ian 30-lawt22M HIVE w" rLH:
p. s. The property stocks may be paid tor in
,, Notes nf Thnma, Vowel, in hands of individual,
or the banks, with the concurrence OF Trsstses.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-06
AUCTIONS.

Ny George InhnsOn.
IN FRIDAY NIGHT, at early csndle.ight, an in
- voice Of Fancy Goods, consisting in part Of
Plated castors, tea trays and alters
Looking. glasses, knives and forks
And MANY other articles in the hardware and fancy
line These goods are we'll worth the attention Of
Dealers and 'tis hoped the attendance will be- gene
raj, as the sale will be nee.
1T Private Sale,
II pots butter, rep esented prime
b rrels on"ns at 81 per barrel
/ set coach harness
No. ! and sugars
Leather, moiass-s, cider, coffee, &c.
Also, yer '"'g' locking glass march