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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

IA from the editor Of the Sciota Gazette II
60 ., J.. Derceiyed, confirms the opinion 'ha'
ali, ;s as safe as Massachusetts,.
""'' o,r,cr OF TIE ScIoro GAaErTE.
Chihcothe, October 20, 1873.
ps,r sir,-As there will no doubt be highly
.,,sgtrs,sd reports sent into your State oy
So 10 Jackson party of Ohio. 10 relation to the
..,, election, have deemed it my duty to
.,nnop you agaius, them. The Congressional
,r.,,io,s i, is true, have no, gone as well as we
.,,icisated; bu, we shall, Notwithstanding have
char majority in the Legislature; W. shall
elect Gov. Trimble; and We viii give The E
'.,,or,l vote Of the State to Mr. Adams, oy a
,.,,iori,v Of not less Than from 5 to 5000 votes
r.si. inflammation YOU may rely upon; and
vi, thank you to make it known TO !'"r friends
,.ncr.lly. am, yours, &c
r. KERCHEVAL.
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GOVERNOR (,il.tS

An eXpoSC,, hes lately been made which al
fees G. y. Giles character a. Il mar snd a
poric a mote ihar any sing Else with which
n. au'd, are acqu lnted-aHi Giles politic al
sla> &c not tw o !.Cai. TC- public have late.
y ,".r ,-ue, from Mr.. J. f-lso" To- NJ. Gle,
1u1,. = At re r'Q ,est u Judge Stuart hy
NJ RI Il ipn, 'h- executor in which NJ. Jef>
eGsor - * in Iae NOS honorahle terms oi
NJ Ac~ns' co.due "a, par,ic ular period N
MS ldm.t .>G,aliop. l. Was remembered with
I"rpFse :eJl-r bearing date about the
very sans an VS. publ he'd some time since
~ Ar.Gi;es rom M. ], ffrrson, in which "a h.
u marsh "xpr 5 ons were used towards Mr.
'4'0s, Tn public we're unable to see The
''1scn OF this, AND NJ Giles has even beer
suspected OF pla,ing mos, fouIIy TO produce al
'".e' This in;-o-uc. ion will prepare the read
S'"r What toliows:-
From the Richmond whigl
W. JSFersoH, Sir idanls. ana Mr. Giles
VI uies mas IoodsscruUed 90 m ke an ex,
va Lion TO the Puhh nay he i now So yer,
llSnan'moUs a. 4 Publ sh MIR ff,.rson's frs
'"er; amagnanimlty that would have been les:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

Lote,u and Erehange yffce, .9lerandria.
Union CaHal Lottery

Union IdlidI IIOlt'TY
class No II, for 1923, will be drawn
in philadelphia on Monday 27,h oo,oher 40 mum
hers-7 drawn ballots. Capita prize US ooO. LICK
els $40, halves 5, quarter, So. figh'hs p.
Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina Con-
so,ds,ed Lottery 4th class, 10 he drawn at Whining
ton Delaware, on THURSDAY 3O'h October Highest
nrze ~, 500. TicketssS, hsv.s l. quarters - CTS
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Washington
C;,v class Ne 9, for 1875, Wi! be drawn in Washing
ten on Monday the Sd If November. 40 numbers
y law ballots. scheme. prize Of 10000 ] u
* noo I of $500 of 1000, D OF 500 ~ OF 2oo
a. Tickets dollars, halves so, quarters 1 ~
e;pbths 81 cents For sale at
..v.SS-rqS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28


Fendai's, the east Of the N. xsndria and Washing
ton Turnpike road, near Aiexandns, the follow mg
property, viz
Sws.x The House and Lot at the intersec-
EGTC ton Of W sshngton ind Cronok streets, for
MAJ merly occupied by Ms Mary Fendall
Mx. Also,
\ Lot on the north side of Princess. street
beginning at the centre OF the square tetween Fayee
and Payne streets, and running Princess Payne
ttroet thence north on Payne street l65 feet nces
then east and parallel TO Princes street to tie Of
he square, then south TO the beginning.
Also, n Loi Of 6 ,ound tying on the East side
of the Washington and Alexandra Turnpike Road
containing about four acres lately possession Of Mrs.
Mary Fsndall, and which is numb ered lot No &, on
plot of Vim S Moore's isnG. formerly NaLan;. Pen.
de,0ns, and which plat is record, in he Clerk of.
flee of the county o! alexandria.
Also, Piece o. Parcel of Land, lying aear
the town Of Ilexandria, which Was formerly purchas.
ed by Philip Richard Fends from Dr.. Elisha g. lick,
containing about SIS acres.
Terms of sale tonih cash the balance in three
equal n,slments, in one, two, and three YEAR, ', 'C
secured b, approved negotiable notes, toe,'. aith
deed Of trust upon the property,
RDBER! l TAYLOR, I
THOMSON F. MASON, eS'
sept 20--tN3
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r. II. WHITES
Lotferv office, Royol street.
Union Canal ! .ottery

Union Canal .ottery
=. D.,,v.p;.. No y, for 1870 be drawn on
%onJsv a7,b Oct -48 numbers. drawn os.'o's.-
tIrhe :, Prize, 5000 Tickets s1o halves d quar-
tiers 2 so; Eighths 25 =.
Grand State Lottery of R. 10. H.,
To be drawn at Providence ON iuesoay 80 1000
45 numbers, drawn ballots Highest rf'1e '-OO
Whole tickets 81; halves 50 cents
Grand Consolidated Lottery, NO. -
To be drawn in the City Of washington, o" .;nh. q
Sd Nov AZ numbers, z drawn oa w ne ys
prize. $4,000 Tickets IS; halves 'o' d'A''e
For sale at
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g5Bl,l.P a<s~a72yS.
Port az Alex"AA. "a

NnuIvED, OF. 27.
Schr Hlxail, Sh,vc, Roston; Aser, dry goods, &c,
to A. C.. Caz.nnve & Co AL freight FOR III: District,
schr Seneca, Thurston, Portisnd moasses to " &.
Fowle y Co
steamboat Fredericksburg, b. }. jenkins, Ba'h-
more; freight for the D,,rIct,--passed off Ragged
Point ship 10 tn America. bound up.
Sloop Trimmer, Coller fhaee hIa; freig hi tor the
District
SAILED,
schr Charlotte, Motif. Baltimore.
schr Esther & Sally Bancroft. cleared at Philadel
phia for this port, 18th inst.
shin Pioneer, Marbur,, from this port for Bremen
was spoken 81 September IN lat. ii, long. IA, IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
Next lotteries.

Next lotteries.
Union Canal, No H. will he drawn in Philadelphia on
Monday mkt 1 prize of $4,000 dollars, of 5000,
of 200, Of 5000 of 500, of ,258, OF loOc.
Tickets o dollars, halves ), quarters oo
Grand State Lottery of Rhode Island,
Will be drawn on TUESDAY next. Highest prz $ ? ,oOo
dollars IO0V 500, &c Tickets only doll halves oo c.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 9,
will he drawn in the CIT, Of Washington Oh the Sd OF
November. prize of 5000 dollars. OF 5Ooo OF
$500, of 1000, sc. Tickets dollars halves 'o'
quarters Is.
Maryland State Lottery, No 6,
81 srh scheme will he drawn the 18th OF Novem-
her. The whole (Which will be prizes OF 2'ooo
900. 500, 100, &c. ickets dollars halves -
quarters ! For sale at
gR;MIEY'S
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r coRSE,S

Lottery md Exchange Co''s, h"g 90 ' -
10 10 So Is IS ~ 81 90,
.,. drawn numbers in the Dismal Swamp Canal
ybe Official list of the drawing Of the hrss SUD-
beme Of the Grand State Lottery OF Naryiano' NO.
s. for 1923, is received, and may be eAan"e &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
HoratiO Nay,

Lod;es' and Gentiemen's Fancy Boot ana
Shoe mixer,
fw doors Fast of Washington, on King-str
Returns thanks TO the Ladies
its vicinit, for past farors, and sSs'es2 -
hopes by his perseverance,, and ai'e'.,nh
v'..'s. m merit a continuance Of their patronage.
On hand as handsome an assortment OF all KINDS
Oh a'i ROOTS, SHOES aND FANCY PUMPS
~ sound in any other establishment in the Dis
tret; which he will sell on as terms
e' ~ 7 alie,, and gentemen's Gloves; ladies' hhe
wors,ed stockings chdrens stockings and socks sew
III. Of all eoiors braids and ribbons and has on
hand will keep constant supply OF sparro~o'' '0'
oooi uders thankfully received and promptly exseu
All ofoer' d8t oct %
ed. Vo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
HARDWARE, CUTLERY
mn Fancy LLO/.S.

HNO F.94Nt VUDII.S
Consisting Of Knives and Forks various qualities.
bucks clear horn black, tipped and ivory IT, setts OF
81 pieces, pen, pocket, cook, shoe and butchers
knives; iron rim, pad, cupboard, till and s'dehoard
Locks; Hinges and Screws Catches and Bolts, carp' n
ter's and shoe makers Tools, Plated Spurs, Curry
Combs Alerton's Awl Blades and Tacks, tommodc
Knobs Cotton anil w DOL Cards Plated and RI tta"na
Table and Tea spoons, Bed screws. spy bpkes'
prsad Trays Plated Casters and Candcs,ioks, Cross
Cut. Mill and hip saws, Waters, Beilnttsi Kettles,
Trimmed and iron Tea Kettles Brass Andirons, sheves
and Tongs, Git, Curled Maple and Toilette Looking
Glasses, Saucepsns, sfters Wire fenders, Nan Rods
and noon Iron OF various yes, White and Brown Shoe
Thread Curtain Pins; Britannia Tea and Coffee
Potts. SPADES and Shovels, Nails all sizes, Pots and
ovens, best svefeyed II, ming's Needles, and vari'
20 d5teo3w
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3 OGK s
LAND For Sale.

IN Thursday the 30th day Of October next, at
- Cats's Tavern, West End-the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction, Tract ofIand OF
Woftrap Run, Fairfax old Courthouse, contain
ing 367 acres about that quantity Sale IL o.
clock at noon. Terms Cash 60
The above sale will be made under cd Of trust
from Thomas Janney and John ID. Brown TO the sub
scriber.
sept 3o-dts r. l. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28

rORNER Of King and Royal streets. has just re
J ceiyed from Baltimore an,. Pr, AL iphs, and Of
fers for sale, the reasU"ablr tcrm-, for eaeh,
ma n,Isome assortment o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-28
Postponed Sale.

TNDER the authority ola deetrsf trust 10 the sub.
u scrIbers, viii be sold at public auction, on Moa
day, the third ofNo,ember next the iain late Mrs.
FendaiPs on the east of the 3exsndria and Washing
ton Turnpike road, near Alexandns, the follow ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05

to this Department, in the expenses reguiau' =.
the ioreiga intercourse, and n ,bc pr;r,ii y *
distribution Of the prblic laws oft',t u. S ats
Cd Wta, reduc tons in he Treasury De-
partmsnt, and whether an effe, tive svs'em of
accountability, and for thrscollecton of he pub
lie dues is there established.
Sd. What reduction of expense can hr
m AIDE in the Navy Departments, in the clerks
and officers nav acting, subordinate to The Sec
rotary.
4th. What reduction Of expense can BE-
MADE in the Department Of War; and in The
indian Department, and in The clerks and obi
Cersno acting subordinate 10 The Secretary OF
War.
5'h. Wha, reduction OF expencc can be made
IN the number OF officers and The amount Of
compensation which they may receive in the
Postmaster Generals Department.
.andthet he committee Be further instructed 70
examine The severa! contingent funds of each
Of these departments, and to rcbor, the amount
Of objects for which disbursements have been
made from these funds; and thai thew report
the amounts vorcheG and unvouchrd, which
have been made from the sccTe, service fund.
or the fund regulating The contingencies Of for.
eign intercourse. and Of fund for the expenses
Of intercourse with the Barbary Powers.
And that they further report whether the
compensation ofmembers OF Congress should
be reduced, and whether The fixed salaries Of
the officers of Nhis House and its contingent,
expenses, can with propriety be diminished
And further, that they inquire whether any
modification Of the sinking fund act can be
made, with Jew OF producing a more speedy
extinguishment Of the public debt -
Mr.. Hamilton then addressed The House on
the general argument, and particularly in ex-
planalipr ana support Of the amendment
MIR. Sergeant then rose, and occupied the
floor during the remainder Of The day, in
speech on the general subject of retrenchmenl
and The pas, and present state Of the concerns
of this Government.
MFR Buchanan, with design, as he said, to
ascertain whether the House, would terminate
this debate before il adjourned, moved an adj
Journment.
rhe motion prevailed; Ay,s 90, Noes IS.
So the House Adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05

r.a bsroic band Of the revolution who fought
.-r,;,.s, rpI PEACE. and conquered mat
,,i,., ;nhrrit fl ed2m, deserve the hi8hTs'
v N he grateful Erctiuns OF Zee p'"pif'
,,,oc,s, ,hs master spirits who Dated lot
I..,,I.rrP. we remember with 'enel all0o
,.,riolic AID ,rn, rable CO.. JOHN cA-
U.w,2p. Hrs illas,rious nAme Is 10 D
81 N tae history IT his cou"try's suhefihSs
the annals hi, Country's trlumPhs; IN Inc
- ,sril aux, 81 douHi, when the result was
AZ :, clouds, wh.n the rocking OF the battle
,,,s heard from Bankers Hill To the
- ms of Savannah, when danger was every
70 and wncn death mingled III the conflict
-C,ha 9. rrior. Howard still clave 10 the for
.aos, of The struggling republic. Vi. all the
ss,r,c ers whom The DAYS oftrla brought forth,
r.,y .,e equal. none more extraordinary. tie
-, ,;s rnuutry's common friend, and his coan-
,ry Sve him one common inextinguishabe debt
argra,,t,;Ae. 5 Iuth Carolina, with whose NE
= history il identified, is proud to acknow-
dee tie obligation.
In The chiyalrous and hazardous operations
,fG.oe-.! Greene in South Cacolina, Colonel
u.u,rd was uuc OF his most It'll INT officers
"a certain occasion, thai experienced t'e-
-,r.Itrclrcd that Howard mcriled mona
IF e,,rlro less tNaa Roman Greoi-m
J.,,,s At the battle o. thr Cowprns, says
iss b, sig d The critical moment, and :urned
,s.f.rure OF the day.
II Eu,aw and Camden, he isd the intrepid
Ngylsna line 10 battle aid to glory
b., N the course Of human mortality, IT has
DIras-d h. Almighty to remove him from a
n,pg theitw remaining ass ciaty S OF h: youth
Rrsolsed, taeref1re, that 1t was with feelings
q profound sorrow aud reg e. that South Ca
lima receives the melancholy Intelligence OF
n. death OF Col john Eager Howard OF Ma
Resolved, That the State Of South Carolina
can never forget the distinguished serSites'of
he deceased.
Resolved, That the Governor be requested
10 transmit copy Of ,hese proceedings to the
Governor OF Maryland, and 10 The family ct the
Lite Col. Howard.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05

extensive business ~ purchase Of brandy at
credit, and p one If the most enterprising of
tue heavy capitalists here, and who had sus-
pended business for six months, has again
commences purchasing. Some of the poorer
lass also, who had iaken passage Tor New Or
leans, have Withdrawn themselves.
The friars, however, WHO Justly believe tia,
they viii not be exempted, ave hurrying in
crowds TO the coast.
Some Of the Yorkine prints have changed
their tone and serera! communications, pre-.
pared for the press here, reminding the old
Spaniards that their hour OF departure APP
pr cached, have been withdrawn from the hand
Of the printers, and the party Throughout the
country appears disposed TO acquiesce quietly
in the law.
Certificates Of origin. now considered indis>
,putable here, are certificates by collectors of
Import and drawback, legalised, by The Next
can Coasu!."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05
YER CRUZ.

In" Editors of The fh ladelphia gazette have
received the following letter from Vera Cruz.
The letters from Tamp,co represent the pro-
visions OF tie law for the expul ion of the old
oPanIards as having had u IA. al effect on the
rsde Of hat particular place. They FASTENED
WI" aiirhrir convertible property to New Or
E.'nN, leaving iampico without purchasers,
or me valuable cargoss then IN port and daily
arriving. PERHAPS the example Of confidence
SIT bS their brethren al Vera Cruz, may induce
'lem 0 return.
ERA Cruz, Dec. SO.-The new tariff has
alter so much delay, at length passed, and been
promulgated IN Mexico on the 22d instant 10
50 INTO operation here within 60 DAYS.
Tue DUTY on white wines aud brandy il aug
mentSd very greatly aud exceeds even yerv
Con>iarraoiy The same Of he old imDo.t and
iR'erhai dates, and they are both with red
n'"e " great coast consumption, particularly
ne '"o ia''eT hese and many other articlrs
'n'r prospect OF profit, iIrrceiyrd in time for
eeoarSauon before the 22i february 1928. and
'uesa we believe vessel arriving on the OILS,
"ou!d DC considered as entitled 10 des,.,ch or
cargo under the old tariff. American vb;,a
~G GROWN sheellDgs, yara, vara and a Quarter.
Aaa rara ami third, or indeed ahoost a,y
sd'h, English madapollans, brown and white
;"ssnne,, Elephants, say 40 yaras long cloth
=. Imitation OF India, and sperm candles, SC.
-. 'sppear also Ia offer considerable profit, as
SH e" duties exceed the sum OF The old. You
:. rseoileet that all goods which proceed 10
''or' imported under the old tariff, will.
.VaInS TO The law, have to pay the internal
,ririo" - per cent OF the old import on all
ms .,'e S except wines and brandy, on the for,
-, o. which IL is 754 per cent. and on the Ia,
,,,; o1a per Gent. Of old import duty. Ye, MANY
=. rs VIII >,ill have greatly the advantage in
Of IA Interior at these rates OF duty, over goods
Rev tariff. '"'''N'Su unuer the
M. December 81.
brS 'F anticipation in relation TO the old SPAN
by bn srs last recl!sing A who is embraced
1 ,rv -" laws as bachelor Came TO the coun-
,.u luce j, and who has been very anxious to
;" us stock and go, has again resumed his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05
TWENTIETH CONGRESS,IsT SESSION
Saturday Fbrtiary2, 1928.
The Senate did no, >it to>tay
HONSF OF HEFNFSTN 4 ~ 20.
LAND SOUTH OF TENNESSEE

LAND SOUTH OF TENNESSEE.
The Speaker laid before me House a letter
from the Secretary ofuhe Treasury, transmits
ting report from the Commissioner of the
General Land OfFic~, containing the iuforma-
ton allied for bv he House on tn 22d January
ulIimo, in relation 10 the sur ey f lands in
the Surveyors District South Of Tennessee,
which letter was read, and referred to the
Commi,tee on Public Lands.
SILK AND SILK WORMS.
The Speaker also laid before the House the
following letter
WAsrrINcroN, Feb LIST, 1928
Sir: have the hanor to present to Congress,
through you, treatise on the rearing OF Silk
Worms, by Count Won Haggi Of Munich b.,
who sen, it to me for this purpose. The Count
has seen the resolution uf the House Of Repre-
snat:ves, d re, ting the compilation of a MANU-
el on the culture Of Silk. and was drsirous TO
~ omote The patriotic views OF the House, hv
sending the result of his labors on the same
subject, and as evidence OF the good will he
bears the United States.
have the honor 10 be, very respect fully,
JAMES MEASE.
The Hon Mr. Stevenson,
Speaker Of the Houss Of Representatives,
The. letter, and the treatise acc ompanying II
were referred to the Committee on Agricui-
ture.
Ii was also ordered TO be translated into the
English language and printed, with the plates
therein contained.
MILITARY APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. McDuffie from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, reported a bill making appropr'-
pria,ious for The Military Service OF the u.
States, for the year one thou eight hundred
and twenty>eigh,; which vas twice read and
committed.
RETRENCHMENT.
The House then resumed The consideration
of the resolutions of Mr.. Chiffon, together
with the amendmen, proposed thereto by Mr.
Blake, as modified
MIR. Hamilton offt red The following, as an
amendment. to the amendment
s'Resolrsd, That Select Committee be ap-
pointed, whose duty it shall be to inquire and
report to this House, if any, and what, re-
trenchments can be made, with safety 10 The
public interest, IN the number of offirers OF the
Government Of the United Sra,es, and in the
amount Of salaries they respectively receive;
more especially to report on the following
heads,
lst. What reduction OF expense can be
made in the St.e Department, in the number
and salaries OF the officers and clerks attached
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05
SUPREME COURT OF TIE u STATES
SATURDAY, Feb'y ., 1928

The Court met at IL o'clock.
Present, all the Court, except Mr.. Justice
WASHINGTON.
On motion of MIR. Srrgran, lIerry J. Will
liams, Esq of Pennsylvania, was duly admitted
an Attorney and Counsellor Of this Conr,
No. So. BIuk Of Columbia vs. Hag"cr.-
THIS cause was further argued by Mr., KY for
The Plaintiff in Error, and by Mr.. Jones for The
Def ndanI IN Error
On motion of Mr. Swami, G. 0 Belden and
Theodore s. Fisk, Esqr>. Of New York, wer.
duly admitted as Attorneys and Counseors Of
this Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05
DONATIONS TO THE SOUP house.

DONATIONS TO THE SOUP HOUSE.
Feb IA lot Of fTe-wood, by Young Gentleman
A quantity Of vegetables, by Friend. lot Of plank
needed for the of the house, by a Gentleman.
quantity of potatoes and onions bya Lady A quaint
~ of peas, potatoes, onions and pcpperby Friend 10
the Poor
Ftb. e IA quantity of turnips by an ApDrover.
A lot of cabbages by Gentleman. lot of celery
by Friend lot Of crockery for the of the
house, BY Friend \ lot of stationary, &c. for the
of the house, by Friend A cart load Of cabba
ges. turnips, and carrots by Friend the Poor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05
district of CoIumbia-Towit
The United States of'America-Li6eila.

The United States of Amcrica-Li6tLa"t,
AGAINST
one set OF Tea China and sundry2 pz,
pieces OF liverpool Ware : "eSP''''e"S
( T. It remembered that Thomas Swarm. Esq At
tornsy for the United States for the District of
Columbia hath exhibited libel in the district Court
81 said D's'rct alleging that on the day Of
in the year 1897 INC set of Tea Chin. and mart of =
dining set OF Liverpool Ware, have been imported
to the United Ststes-to wit: at the ,ort Of Alexan
dria in certain brig called "The Cumberland" to
wherof one Ihemas Patterson Master; that the
said emma and Liverpool Ware, not included in
the report, manifest and entry made with the ColIec
toI of SAID port BY which means the same became
forte ted to the United states and sezed by the Col
iector Aforesaid All persons having right title or in
terest ior to the said China and liverpool Ware are
Alexandria thr first Monday in March next TO hear
and abide BY and perform all such judicial are
by law required 10 be done in the premises
Teste, EDM. l. LEE, C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05
Mechanic Relief Society

I STATED Quarterly meeting of the Mechanic
Relief Society, will be held at their HALL on
"Wednesday Ereaing merit, 9Th 'nst at o'clock.
by order. JOHN CORSE, Secy.
Members are requested to he punctual in their at
tendance, bushes, Of Importance will come before
The society. feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05
ASS.TaGKg.
NN George JnnnsNn.

NJ Hednesdoy the l5M inst at ~ O'clock on the pre-.
" misses, the ot known Doct. Nowels-ben6
One SQUARE OF GROUND, sourh> west
o. the Town, bounded north bv Jefferson street ex.
tended east by Patrick, sou,hl Green and West by
iienry-street This propert. enclosed, has ON it
FEs Small Frame House which rented last year for
.ssS $50 Another small part of it is grounds nted
at Sl2 per annum, the balance unCera lease for
years, part unexpired, at SIS per The ute
is unquesonable, and the property will be sold with
out reserve for approved paper at ard 10 months.
feb5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05

A letter { ON Smyrna, daled the 10Th Nov.
m,H'i,us that the L. 5. SlooP OF war War
rru, capt. Era'ncy, had captured number of
Greek 2lrs,cai sscla, aud r~ aiken quantity
Of gooGs belonging to the briggs Cherub aud
Rob Roy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05

GIBRALTAR A letter from Gibraltar,
under dar oil D. I, 10 4 house IN New York,
Sdy,:-"Our supplies of wacat from the Black
) beng now cut If, we entertain Il favorable
opinion o. -four from your siie. There is We
~ hrur good a. market. We have just placed
a7aEoei Of Canal" -four from your port a Sc!
Cash, withont dis, cunt, buyer also paving the
atai per barrel more always. We think Of COT
Ton Tor the same reason as we do of -four, in
Consequence OF passing events in III. Levant,
Prr'eoilng the usul supplies from Egypt, and
tie consumption in The Mediterranean is yearly
!H.rcasipg."