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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23

""f"t iu smGy ou the pUOi,c sSubrc Nas,y us- ra--
nome ct these things docs nc deny account for But
ne dues deny he Judge, u, aaron Bur, vas an
Tennessee! Wonder fu indeed. What matters It whether
ne weTe Judgeor private citizen, IL his conduc, has
oeen correctly Detailed he does himself DENY,
ndge Hiiams The truth is that, conscious of his guilt
tnr" conscience makes towards all he huped Inv
the first place to deter Judge Williams by his bold de-
neenor into denial of what had clv wri,,e
" taiing in that to cvade by pul subtle fuee, what
ne could not openly deny. 81 the ubbc which
IS sell-condcmnatory of the Genera
Who! does Judge Utiiams prore2 fst, tlat Jackson
lAVu"oeu MN on ms disposition unite with Burr
Schene ID that J. kncU that the ultimate object
scheme was dissolution "f the Union Sd, that whr
SUR was publicly denounced in Naslv He
eSistcd between MN and Jackson. ith tina. ahuu h
express 'hho'ed rom entering the hall-room in Nah
VILE by the subscribers aud although the people
pace haa shown their contempt their inl,sua-
ZION al ms measures, lie II room,
arm IN ARM by Andrew acksnn. 5h that GEN. Coffee;
always an iniDare Jackson was
III preparing boats for Burr the mouth Cumbrrl
rver 6t, that young Nays nepkelc Of Mrs Tqctsou,
actually embarked with BurrI circumstances do
ne" establish J"eksons guilt mind every npreiu-
diced mao, we shall he much deceived.
Ia corroOoratnn of the that Cen j. did .l,cak 70
lJn"ge i!ams about the acceptance Of captains COM
nhsS' IN buirS army. the Kurxve Enquirer SAYS: At
is worthy of mention that Judge UiHiams, in lie course
ofa dag or tro after Jackson made him e offer ora ram
1sS!on OF eGpt'ncy a., Brrs aYmy trroc 10 Col. JOHN
H'UoDls Z? has u'ciry, communicating tie Information
iW he oyer This fact proves made u ma
ter I" keep Gen of presidency for a, that lime
any ohc man III the Union would have been tno,ht O.
/ tor that station as he.
We haVr not roonl-day further remarks The eyp,.
S'non OF Judge Williams is suhjoine.i.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
TEOM HAVANA.

Cuintr-ro~ JUIy Is BY tie Sclr Marion, in )
days from Havana, we have the papers of that place
TO tbc 7ih Instant
Our correspondent, under date Of The 9Th, saws
festcrday into this port. II. g. NJ sloop of war
GrasshoPper, 4. Crawford, Esq. Commander bring.
ing Spanish CuIneanan with dO5 slaves, which she
took the 27h u!t after &c hours chase on the coast
Of Mexico; having fallen in With her about leagues
from this port. where she about to land her ne
g'oes. THE schooner formerly the Blue-eyed
Mary, Of Bainors.n
The u. 5loop Of war Erie, \. Turner, 1.sa. com
mauder arrived at Havana the 29lb uIt IN rs days
from Vera CrUz, and sarled cruise OH 81 instant
The T. 5 scir Gramcus, N. Lauiner, Esq Lieut..
Commanding, arrived from Jamaica the 3D. and sailed
again a cruise, the 5tb instant.
Spanish feet, consisting Of two ships of the line,
one figae, three briggs and scbr. sailed from Tia
vfna, a cruise. the first instant
'SNHb Proprietor, gsatefu for the encoura cement she
u has received for the last three yeats, "a report hav
wing been circulated that she intends N break Up her
establishments, hcb is calculated njure her,) res
prcuuy informs i.c public, and particularly her cupn-
y ''ie"'s that she intends continue her old stand
the VIRGINIA COFFEE HOUSE, where II they will
call they sha' re accommodated tc he best the ma rheS
aFcfS:. r.iy %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23

New IoRIl, July i7-Bv the packet ship Bri;on
MIA, Captain Marshall, arrived yesterday from LAYER.
pool VIC have receTed Liverpool dates TO the 9Th. and
London the g b ncln.IXe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23

Y 'T''' ~ rI''"3.FIT1I
EEd'f@ q letter from JaHge sH,aniei ~ U1ian,s Of
nfneS'ec, 10 1V0han'ei W. Kerr. Esq dated 1871 Dec
WY p'ar Sir 1T ia madness think of Jackson for Pro-
S'ueh OF the U. States This Burr matter cannot be
S'"Ac' anoutn eyes and ears my Witnesses He
N'"chsnn) offered commissions of Captain IN Yrrrs
army or '"d me could get one If w"Uld accept. And
curing this affair he said me, tie presence Of JUDGE
l"ho tho"gh now says liz d"es remember IT'D
pen" upon II gcntIrncn tho diSunon of the U States has
TAKEN deep root, You will find number OF the Senate
an" nmher ct of the members Of the House Of RrAre-
seniatves deeply involved in this scheme"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
(Tudsc E-ilIiams' reply to Gen. Tacfson.)

SPARTA, Feb II, 1928.
After copying from Gen. Us letter TO me- tie repor, as
stated in his letter, ! wrote follows:
can very farky deny having written the letter
spoken of by the gentleman who wrote YOU from Wash
ingtOn, bur did wIite letter relation Of NINE,
that time in Richmond.The letter If seem would show
that IT ives designed confidential do this
time fccoicCt accurately what the did contain;
believe, though, remember part II whole,
what intended at the time; and will it, b,;
that VIDA has been by my aus privately circulated
should he publicly avuwed under the
Some time after Burr had passed Nashville twice
to the lower country, before MIR. Jecrsous proclamation,
IN riding from Gen is house Nashville Gen
ence to that conspiracy, what afterwards called by
others conspiracy, said 10 me, bat could. If would
accept IL. obtain commission of Capiain."'
Afterwards, during the sitting COuu'y Court Of
Summer, time wben Patton Anderson told me tina
either Burr or hdair, both Of them, Gen. US
house, in room of tavern then kept by Edmund Cruich-
eT, Gen. j. "a id to mel think Judge then in
The room-"Take notice, gentlemen, you will find that
division OF the States has taken deem root; YOU will
that number of the SENATE, " number Of
the House of Representatives deeply involved i'll the
scheme
am not certain that the above was contained in my
private letter 10 Mr. Nathaniel Kerr: but as
these statements privately it is just tina, should
thcrn.
am in hopes, sir TINT this letter will he altogether
stactoTy TO you, f" GC J. may assured the prrsdon
a question asdc) feel more bound 10 Gen. j.
man myself for the great honor conferred BIZ him my
country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
(CopyO
NATH. 81. WILLIAMS.
AO'FJJ 4
GEN, ANDREW JACKSON.

Ceoer the belief that is my duty make 'he follow
"g statement make II. moved TO Nashville Feunss
see from the county Of Ptsylvania, Virginia. in the fail
" we year 1914 ~ the age Of twenty five, is moved
ro" Fg'nIa ~ i8OSto Hawkins Courthouse East Ten
neSSee' aud from there moved Nashville In fgoe -
- Ncse Burr matters transprch. !, before PROTESTING
inc proceedings ct Burr had been frequently employ
ed IN Cen Jacksons collecting business and Other s ~
MS think m the spring fall Of 1906, in ridpa from,
he IehctAIs mouse To Nashville Glover Bottom no
SPOKE 10 me IN relation 10 commission i'm Burr, ,r,
And IN ne same year, ~ Gdilan, he made the derI,
'ion IN relation to the division Of Union az stated =;
our correspondence. I ouy then Determined ,ts, /
woub not agree to what believed to be Burr's scbcn,c
out 'nat would oppose him far as 7 could E,tbeI
oeiore or after Mr.. Jsffcrsou's proclamaton /, was
tooug' Intended to impress the public mind will, the bc
''e' "at oa then on hand in Nashville, was intended
Is marx OF respect to Col Burr number Of oen,lc,s
w NASHVILLE, TO destroy this impression and tn show thoir
oS'ppooaiton OF Butr, determined COL Burr stoud
pot aueni the ball, and informed Col Burr t;rourh
J"Se John Overton who returned with the information
"s ne tod me, from Bur that Col Burr had declined
coming 10 the bali With this were satisfied Aboui
ne Time the ball was half over, was standing aeai,,s,
e WaH opposite the door Of entrance IN the room and
s"iv zen J5cf'on lead Burr r fe rrH ;H,c ho rr- M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
AUCTIONS.
Dry Goods Sale This Morning

q NHE weather or want Of inclination, or means. of
- purchasing, or something else, having prevented
the sale of goods yeserda! morning, am induced to
make another effort this morning, to ascertain whe.
ther the auction business must be abandoned in Alex.
andfia. would hope, however, that when assure
the public merchants well consumers, :hat the
goods offered to-day all new and seasonable-of-
fered without the smallest reg ard ito lim-that sale
will be commenced, if can get but dozen to at
shall not be disappointed. Commencement hour 10
o'clock GEO JOHNSON.
NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
LAND CLAIMS IN TENNESSEE

The House then, on motion of Mr.. Polk,
went into Committee 9th Whole, Mr. Mar
tin in the Chair, and proceeded to the consid-
Grafton OF the bill 10 authorize the State OF
Tennessee to issue grants and perfect titles to
certain lands therein described, and to settle
the claims to the vacant and unappropriatad
lands within the same, passed Oh the 9Th
Of April, 1906.
And after considerable debate adjourned
without coming To a d cision.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
OBITUARY..

Departed this life on the 27h alt at his residence in
Fairfax county, Va THOMAS MILAN, Esq in the 10Th
year of his age having been permitted to live be-
yond the usual age Of "three years and tenn
allotted to man, AMI having surtaned the reputa-
ton assigned to the nobest work of God Can honest
man he met his approaching dissolution with calm.
and resignation, and with fevent hope for the
future reward of well spent life. lie has left nu
merous train of descendants down to the fourth gene
ration to mourn his loss and revere his memory
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
George :. NougM

ES,,w ,,en,ng select a,s,rtm mt of Spring
4 GOODS. among which are the following, viz
Blue cloths and cassimercs
Steel mkt and medley do
Back do, some superior
Vigonia and RUuen cassmefes for summer
Stripes OF all kinds
White and striped satteens very neat for pantsloon,
Cclored and white drilhngs
Beautiful assortment of vestings
Black astingsand circassians
Black and COLI brochee, article fer coats, sc
Super and common black bombazine
Bomba-ctteS
Green, blue orange and black rattnett for coach lin
ing
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns
S-4 AMI Ga vsy stout barnsley diaper
Do do cotton do
Damask napkins
Super black Italian ustring
Back aud plain gros-de naples
Pink, blue and real blue black satin
Bonnet cambria, mnet and foundation mu slim
Furniture cambria and garment dimes
Plaid and stripe catiPaye
H;tste robes
Calicoes and super ginghams
First quality and common nanSlns
Nankin dye blue do
Grenadine and barlage scatfs
Fancy silk and gauze hdkts
Fine blue scarsuckcrS
Large assortment Of cooret, black and white skand
cotton hosiery
Gauze hAnnels
"orsted bindings, all colors
Carpet do
Red black, drab and blue cotton 10
Para OILS and umbrellas
Russia, German and Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other ltalen grapes
Black and colored Canton do
Mens and boys Leghorn fine palIn-leat coarse hat
Leghorn fats and crowns
Super Patent roller suspenders
Grey Canton pongees
Chcp ticknss
With general assortment OF
DONESIYCS md COTTON E7RN.
! mo 29
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
Night auction.

Nv Friday nishtthe Cd inst without reserve, an in
voice of fancy Hardware. looking glasses, combs,
Britannia ware, susp enders sc. Also parcel of fur
hats of various kinds, ladies work boxes, segars in
small boxes, &c.
At private sale-Fur hats, black and white wool do
very fine, hid and barrels 4th proof Jamaica rum,
dozen rush bottom chairs Spanish guitar, and va
rious other articles, all at lowest limitations.
NAV GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
Trust Sale uf .%egvues.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed to the sub.
ID scriber by Robert T. Thompson, bearing date the
29th May 1927, and of RECORD III the County Court of
Fairfax, shall, for the purposes threin mentioned,
proceed on Saturday next the Sd Of May at ~ O'Clock
NJ to offer for sale for cash. at samuel Cst's Tavern
at West End, two likely young negroes; one boy,
supposed To be about Is years al age, the ether a
girl about IA years old. The subscriber will convey
only such title as is vested in him by said deed Of
trust, which however lie believes TO DC unquesona-
bic. Il. e.. MASON.
April 28--ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
MAY DAY Fair.

The public are respectfully informed that the Ia
dies Of the "Auxiliary Education Societies the Pro-
ton and Georgetown, will hold Far in qstington
Lodge Alerndria, on Thursday apa Friday next, the
1st and I'd of Nay. variety of useful and fancy ar.
ticcs will be exhibited for sale, the entire work of the
members Of these Societies.
open from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until p. NJ. Admit.
lance l25 cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
New Establishment.

VINHE subscribers having commenced the BLACK
L SMITH BUSINESS III the shop no " in The
cupancy Of Mr. Duffy, the east side Of 10 ysstree
near the market, solicit share of public patronage.
They have worked in New-York, PhiladeIpla, u ki
and other establishments, for The purpose of &C
qurng thorough knowledge of their business; they
now can offer themselves with confidence 10 the pub
iic in all the various branches Of their profession
HORSES WILL BE SXUD,
in good style in any other shop in the District.
Persons favorng them with their custom may rely
punctualty and despatch, and that their horses will
be injured in shoei as frequently occurs by per-
sons not being properly acquainted with the business
MICHAEL CAGHEN.
april 23-7t MICHAEL SIMON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
Public Sale.

az Saturday rert, the Sd day of May, will be sold
- at the late residence of Edward LLOYD decd all
his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Lik cwse a numb er of Cows, Horses, Carts, sc.
Also, FIRST rate gig and harness.
Terms liberal and to be made known 1T tie sale.
BY order Of the admir-. GEO. JOHNSON,
april S0-ts auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
Trustees S&Ae.

TsNIiE sale Of the LAND convey ed to upon trust
Il by Robert 7. Thompson by deed bearing date the
18th day of JULY 1926, heretofore advertised, but
postponed from time to time, will be positively made
the 10Th day If merit month"; (bcng the first day Of
Fairfax Superior Court before the front-door OF Fair
faX, Court House.
april.3- 10 MACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
Trustees Sale.

DY- virtue ofa deed of trust which executed ia
Id the subscriber by Walter Warder bearing date the
oath of august, 1922, and of record in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Prince William, shall,
on Saturday The I7th Of Mig merit before the door Of
Thomas II. Hamp'ou inthe Town OF Bren'.ville, offer
to the highest bidder. public auction for cash,
certain TRACT OF LAND,
elongng to SAID der ylns III the county OF Prince
william near the village of Greenwich and adjoining
the lands of Philip Warder. aminta Monkey, and Jas
NJ. Tyler. Such title only will be made to the pur.
chaser as is vested in the subscriber BY said deed OF
trust JOHN w. lfLEH,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
Aist VI Aetters

t-Office, Alexandria, ID. C.
May, 1923
r letters in this list willplease
or they mag not get them.
Barbara Kisendaifer
WIN Lindsay
Luis Lee
NJ
VIM S Mason
Jos Mclean
w Roy Mason ,
Jas Mateer
Marg't Manly
Gerard Mason
Thomas Mason
Jas Moody
Ronald Macdonald Or IN
gus Mcdonnell
Daniel Mcpherson
Hon 1hos II Mitchell
john NJ Monroe
Hon Jas s Nlorscll
Remj HoSley
! Jas Nankins
Saml NcKcnney
John Mcdonald 9
Garrett Maggie
u
Perry Parks
MissMary Psdgett
John Judd
Lucinda Rumney
VIM RiChey
Josiah S G. i,utter
Miss Catharine f Sleigh
john Smith
Jas Sinclair
VIM Silnms
Richd II Shelly
VIM G Spill,nan
Robt Stephens
Capt iona Snow
B.ihshcba Simms
judy sutton
Capt Thos Strobe
John St;th
+
Isaac Thomas
Elenor Thomas
Capt rh0s Traverse
Miss A!eXandriauna L Turnel
WIN G. Nictch
"
Marcus Wicks
Sarl Uheeler
Wash Way
Francis Il. Whltmorc
Robt Williams
Ann White
John Wren
Jacob Willslagcr
john UIggs
Henry VERIFY
Mrs Elizabeth Yopp, or
Mrs. Milly Tate
DAM. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

Is, of
o. Persons calling ft
say they are advertised,
A
Chas r Alexander
.IaTes Anderson, senr.
Clayton Irrington
b
James A Breast
Thomas Berry
Brittania Bell
Peter Brown
MSrtha Breast
Andrew Bell
DIR John II Bayne
David VI Brand
Capt Peter Barrett
Capt John Beatley 2
Abr'm Bminger
Miss Crazy Brown
Margaret Breast
VIM | Bradshaw
Miss Marg't Ryrne
Miss Eliza Burls
Susan Baker =
James Broders
VIM. Pail
Robt Bosworth
&
Samuel Cranston
Robt Going
Ab'm A Carter
Miss sophia Cohen
Miss Jane Clifford
James Coal
Mrs Ann Clarke
d
Mary Dcric&s
Jane, Duff
James Dudley
Nicholas Ureece
Simon Darne
Gemge Deeton
John Day
Emerson & Branett
Nancy Evans
+
F Fregsrcy 2
Sarah Flood
JOS Garish
II
VIM Herbert
Wash 7 Harper .
John Hill
Reuben Hills
Zebide + Hall
John House
Saml d Harper
John Hooe, jr
VIM Howard
Peter Hopkins
Israel Hazard
John ~ &c
Ann Z Harding
j
Elizabeth Johnston
John Johnson
X
Geo Keephart
may l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

cal science, is but just tribute TO a man VIM
has successfully au.mp.sd 10 prove the prac,i-
eabili'y Of adding an important staple to our
country. Already we rival England in her
manufactures of wool and cotton: we shall soon
compete with France in the culture Of wines
and silk: Nat int,
Washington, Apri 25, 1928.
DEAR SIR: have finished the two bottles of
the Bland and Catawba grape wines, which
you left with me, at my desire, and pronounce
them excellent. Under The disadvantage Of
want Of age, it was pleasant TO the taste, but,
when few years old, It cannot fail TO be deli>
ciops. BY way Of experiment, drank thee
glasses at sitting Gan unusual indulgence) and
was gra'ihed to find, that, while II gave lone
10 the system, and excited the most agreeable
sensations, there WAS total absence OF heat
which is SO generally perceived, afer the use OF
a similar quantity Of the strong wines oil En-
rope, by the invalid, or those who do not make
il rule 10 Indulge in them after dinner. !
shall think 1t duty TO recommend your wine
to these who drink wine solely "lor their stoi
machs' sake, or soften in6rmities," and feel
satisfied ,has they wiilihank me for the press
ctip'ion.
With sincerest wishes for the prosperity OF
your vineyard, l remain, respectfully.
JAMES MEASE.
JOHN ALBUM, Esq. Georgetown, y. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

r,.soD editors, since the publication OF
lax 49,. - r.,ier 10 G. W. Campbell, have
& O'. york 10 prove, that ignorance OF the
3 .oI,s Of grammar is conclusive eVi-
'l .or ersa, mind. The Hero say they
WV ,..,y,v thing bis independent spirit
=, n,p,ss sPELLrSGM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
TWENTIEr I'll CONGRESS, lsr SESSION.
Tuesday, .4pri %, 1898.


In SENATE.
Mr.. Benton submitted the following resolu
ton:
ResolUed, That the Committee appointed on
the part Of the Senate to act with the Commit
T. Q of the House Of Representatives, in consid-
ering & reporting upon the time within which
il will be 2ractic able TO adjourn the present
session Of Congress, be Instructed to report I"
the Senate the number of bills which remain d
unfinished IN ea House of Congress at The
adjournment Of The two last sessions, respec>
lively; also, what number Of bills have orig-
mated in each House, at the present session;
how many thereof remain yet to DC acted up
IN, in each; and what time il would probably
require 10 consider and act upon the same.
The bill forthe relief Of rhe Surviving Officers
and Soldiers of the Revolutionary Army, WAS
read bird time, passed, and sent to the House
nf Representatives Cor concurrence.
The bill from the other House, making APP
propuations for the Public Buildings, and Tor
other pu poses, was read, ard on motion Ut Mr..
| Eaton, received Its second reading, and was
referred TO the Commillee Oh the District oil
Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
,,r, AND.2IA2
~ MORNING, MAY l. 1873,

-.n.n.w, already fsvorahly known TO
N, O'' N. author Of several historical
7a''' n.s Of schools, has recently pubs
* f'' ' NC -. Of France" fae work com
q =, Clovis, and closes with the abdi>
,c'' W. '%,ooI.on, md is spoken Of by the
.'' u r, zer.e 10 very faitering terms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
SMIllp NEWS.
PORT Of 9NeXandria.'

ARRIVED, APRIL 30.
Schr Esther & Sally, Bancroft, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
SAILED,
Steam-packet Fredericksburg, Il. J. jenkins, Bal.
timore,
Sseam.packct Potomac, Jenkins Norfolk.
scllr Alexandria, Howes, Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
TRACT OF LAND,
Ve-su\e "a A.and IN AMuAon.

nURsUANT TO a decree of the Circuit Court Of
kbe District Of Columbia, for the County of Alex.
andrn, made in the case ct John stump and DAVID
ricketts, against John 4. Newton, Francis Adam. and
Mary his wife, VIM s. Newton, Henry &. Newton,
Jahe Eliza Newton, Thomas w Newton, Albert ..
Newton, Sinah Ann Newton. Joseph VI Newton and
Augustine +. Newton the undersigned, Con mission
ers viii on Wednesday the 23d day of April, next. at
IL o'clock, sell at public auc,on on the premises, that
Tract or Parcel of Land,
situate OH the north side of the Lcesburg Turnpike
Road, now in the occupancy of James Stone, contain
nr S27 Acres and 81 perchcs, the haying been
purchased former sale made By the said Commlss
,ioners on the l4,h August 1897, by the sand famed
Stone, who has failed Ia comply with the terms 81 saie
sale Terms one ,hir,' Of the purchase money TO be
paid the 18th Angus, next, one third Oh the 18th
August 1899, and the rem inng third en- the 18th
August, Is5G--Eund with approved security, and g
deed Of trust on the land
t--4 And on Wednesday the 3otb day Of
sTEI April next, at no n;will be sold on The pre-
"a !. !. misses that I.ot of Ground the north side
49,, Of Prince street, in the Town Of Alexandria
with the improve thereon, now IN the occupant
CIV of David Ricketts,. hi, dwelling, fronting AZ feet
inches Prince street, and running back Ky feet
inches to a 10 feet alley.
Also, that beautiful vacant lot at the north
cas-, corner oi Prince and ST. Asaph Streets fronting
50 feet inches Prince st. and running back with
the line of ST. Assph Street to the aforesaid III feet
HUMPHREY pEAKE.
march 3. GEO WISE.
Commissioners.
NIB. lot of wood land, adjoining to the farm,
occupied by Mr.. Stone, containing sc acres, may be
had if desired.
The above sale is postponed
to FRiDaY IN. 23d May.
april 22-lrvts
H. The I.resburg Genius Of Liberty will
publish e above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

Brig Joseph EaNtburr, Donaldson, Is days from st.
Thomas arrived at Philadelphia 2Sth ult reports left
there the Laurel, from this port dscLarging and Eli
"a, Beal, do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
For Philadelphia.

Superior Nankin Floor Mating.
lust received by the Philadelphia Packet ga and
81 A, nankn and cotton mating
5mo GEO. s. HOUGH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

-. Rochester Daily Advertiser speaks oil
,,,,I;,y Of Branch of the Y. States
=. ,,,e established in that village.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

9, nd. Dr. Melville, formerly Ambassador
~. ,,untry from France, has been appoint
minister Of the French Maine. The last Min
- b. Il stricken his name from the Ambas-
.5or, pension list
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

NJ nNkR'cAN WINE.-The following letter to
~ G' aDLuM, hoin gentleman widely known
NY 'soors to promote the cause Of practi>